program called shopping angels where young people are buying groceries, things older people might need when they are on lockdown. the crazy thing is it just started but it has skyrocketed. she is getting emails from across the country, people wanting to help out. heather: and lots of others following suit. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now, stay safe. >> a fox news alert kansas now the first state to close all public and private schools for the remainder of the school year. jillian: other governors followers medical experts warn we are in this for the long haul, unprecedented new measures to keep our nation safe. rob: voters across three states head to the polls despite calls to stay home. where the race for the nomination stands after a big night for joe biden.

jillian: "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: breaking overnight the state of kansas is the first to close all schools for the rest of the cool year -- school your the covid-19 outbreak. jillian: governors deploying 1700 national guard troops to assist local and state emergency operations. rob: donald trump's task force, promising checks will be in the mail as part of a $1 trillion stimulus package. >> americans need cash now and i mean now in the next two weeks. jillian: a 6400 cases across 50

states and washington dc. services are being cut nationwide. >> the first state in the country to quote for the entire year. >> it cannot be controlled statewide as school buildings return to normal operations or they respond inconsistently in rural communities. unprecedented circumstances threaten the safety of students and professionals and must respond accordingly. >> governor newton said family should prepare to not return to school for the rest of the year. california national guard on alert, 7 million california shelter in place. there are 718 cases, 13 people

have died. case numbers have soared, washington state has 1000 cases and 55 people have died, 19 from one seattle nursing home. in new york the state with the highest number of cases in the past 24 hours have seen a huge increase from 216, to 1700 cases, and 16 death. mayor bill diblasio with more drastic measures to stop the spread in the city. >> new yorkers should be prepared for the possibility of a shelter in place, it is not happened yet but it is a possibility. it leave the decision should be made in the next 48 hours and it is a difficult decision. >> governor andrew cuomo sheltering in place without state approval which he says is

not going to happen right now. in chicago services reduced at midway airport under confirmed cases in the control tower after several technicians tested positive. west virginia putting its first case of coronavirus tuesday evening making it the last state that until today had no cases of covid-19. jillian: the news is changing by the minute. rob: working by warp speed by government standards the senate focusing on bringing economic relief to this crushing pandemic. the white house proposing a $1 trillion stimulus package that could put cash in your pocket in two weeks. jillian: outside and amazon fulfillment center as the company tries to keep up with surging demand. a lot resting on the delivery.

>> amazon is a hotbed of activity. so many individuals due to this crisis, the federal government is stepping up big time to help. >> we want to get it done and have a big infusion as opposed in every couple days, we don't want to do that, people losing their jobs or not having money to live when they were doing very well just four weeks ago. >> the president and treasury secretary steve mnuchin announcing a $1.2 trillion stimulus plan, small business loans. 90 days to pay and providing $250 billion in cash payments, that is in the form of checks, $1,000 with likely income test to determine who need them most.

>> creating liquidity for small businesses. you can think of this as business interruption money. the president is determined to put money back in this economy. >> with steve mnuchin warning congress the unappointed rate that hit 20% without the stimulus package, they are coordinating with the white house to come up with a bill and the grocery with democrats but it is not worrisome news on the employment front, increasing pay by $2 an hour, they lost jobs in this crisis to apply until their old jobs come back. employees working 10 hour shifts to help respond to this demand, so they don't have to go to a store. it is important to note that

while amazon is increasing help to provide medical supplies, home goods that you need they will be ramping down the delivery of home goods that you don't need right now. rob: thank you so much. jillian: the nba pushing all teams to test for the coronavirus. players already tested positive. at the same time, in the first confirmed case of covid-19, he is in isolation. the player has not been identified. >> 17 cops send home for possible exposure as an officer tests positive for coronavirus, they were stationed at the first precinct, the permit asking anyone to call out sick and get

tested. 's apartment is staggering schedules and increasing cleaning to keep officers healthy. jillian: another biden blowout, the presidential candidate increasing his lead over minnesota -- bernie sanders who wins in minnesota and florida. rob: voters in all 3 states wearing masks and gloves with concerns over coronavirus reaching an all-time high. griff jenkins with results from last night. >> reporter: a clean sweep and clear indication voters are not looking for radical changes in these frightening times. biden has an undeniable lead in the race, 1147 delegates to sanders's 861. there was no victory rally, just a live stream from biden's delaware home. >> senator sanders and i

disagree on tactics but we share a common mission for the need to provide affordable healthcare to all-americans, to tackling the existential threat of our time, climate change. let me say to young voters inspired by senator sanders, i hear you. i know what is at stake. >> reporter: here's how big night biden had. in arizona winning by 12%, in illinois by 22%, in florida the state with the longest prize-winning by 40%. sanders was absent after the polls closed but laying out his vision how to rescue the nation. >> what we must do is empower medicare to cover all medical bills during this emergency. if you are uninsured, underin short, have high deductibles, if you have out of pocket expenses, medicare will cover those expenses. >> reporter: at the polls it was

a surreal image, you saw voters and volunteers turning out masks and gloves was what happens next? maryland the latest to join louisiana, georgia and kentucky, the dnc is warning about challenges and tom perez urging a variety of methods to make it easier and safer especially for mail ballots, this is something to watch. the next primaries the first week of april could be the time we get past the critical first 15 days staying home and social distancing. this is a story we have been following. heather: jillian: a lot of poll workers are volunteers, they are older, we have to take that into consideration, wash your hands and do everything you can, thank you. kim jong un step to protect kids from covid-19, kansas closed all

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stimulus plan that would include $300 million for small business loans, $200 billion to. asian fund in $250 million in cash payments, and a 90 day tax deferral. in your opinion is this the answer? >> the answer right now is wait to have that and do it in washington dc. we lift this or whatever is helping with hard work for hourly wages. rob: we are having a tough time understanding what you are saying. we will try this one more time. i want to ask about the small business stimulus, $350 million for that. how fast can a small business get that money? a lot of them are struggling and what do you need to do to get that money?

>> most important thing to do is get people back to work so people taking this virus, a very bad thing to do. it is a good start. rob: we are having a hard time hearing you. >> sorry. rob: go ahead, at home maybe people can understand. jillian: we will keep going. hopefully at home you can hear him better than we can. let's look at the market the dow closes 1000 points, s&p up more than 140 points and nasdaq a 430 points. this is a roller coaster that will likely continue to speed but this is a good glimmer of hope. >> absolutely and the emphasis -- at home, if you are having

health problems you need to stay home. that is the best thing we can do right now. rob: that is good advice and i'm having an easier time hearing you. kansas closing all the schools for the rest of the school year. them taking this into april. should the rest of the nation follow your state? age kids are super infectious. every school needs to consider this was we will go to an online class. and set up online classes. until this virus is under control, extreme caution. there will be a chance to contain this virus but those making those plans get classes online. jillian: from what i heard coronavirus is under control,

everyone needs to take precautions and kids can learn during this process and that will be better for everyone. thank you, skype sometimes isn't our friends but hopefully everyone at home gathered a little bit of what you were saying, very important information. rob: 17 after the hour, the trump administration taking a high-tech approach to tackle this pandemic. >> medicare patients can visit any doctor by phone or videoconference at no additional cost, historic breakthrough, this is not been done before. jillian: our next guest explains the major role telehealth services will play in stopping the spread of coronavirus. ♪ dust mite droppings! eeeeeww! dead skin cells! gross! so now, i grab my swiffer sweeper and heavy-duty dusters. duster extends to three feet to get all that gross stuff gotcha! and for that nasty dust on my floors, my sweeper's on it. the textured cloths grab and hold dirt and hair

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medicare telehealth services to prevent the spread of covid-19 by allowing possible patients to speak to the doctor from home. >> we are announcing dramatic expansion of medicare telehealth services, patients can visit any doctor by phone or videoconference at no additional cost, historic breakthrough, this is not been done before. rob: that was a big moment, to break this down how telehealth what is going at the coronavirus ceo of care quicken telemedicine's pioneer, thanks for coming on this morning. tell us exactly what telehealth is and how useful it can be in a situation like this. >> it is simply a mechanism, the only individual mechanism for doctors and patients to communicate remotely, as simple as that. it has been going on a number of

years, several specialties in medicine, this is radiology, my specialty has been going on for a number of years, 3 to 5 years we grow with a special event with the coronavirus situation going on we are seeing it, that is where the value is to see providers, doctors, remotely, from the comfort of their home, without having to leave and having high level evaluation by someone who can respond accordingly. rob: it is a big thing right now, something that is very popular. we have i tech house calls, the services you provide, personalized care, instead of waiting until the doctors office is open. for people that are scared to go out, scared to go to a hospital or doctor's office this is a fantastic option if you are worried.

>> absolutely not just in this situation but many medical situations patients can manage it remotely. there are articles, 30% of medical situations managed in the home place through technology. a friend of ours values there. rob: we were talking, a lot of us would like to see a way to do this, to get tested without having to leave the house. are you working on a way to get to people so they can never leave the house? >> you are asking patients to come in and see one of our providers across all 50 states, we call it an observational consult, sore throat, fever, shortness of breath, any

exposure, the questions that we are going through and if necessary following the evaluation, some of them have started sending kids to patients to get this at home, send the kid back and have a result back the next day, scrambling to get things together but looking at ways to do this. we are working together closely. rob: this administration is bringing in the private sector to fight the virus, doing a lot of deregulating and that could be a good thing. what is your opinion? >> in the us, a doctor has to have a license in every single state.

in the state of maryland if i don't have a maryland license, i can see patients, if i'm part of the veteran administration system i have one license in all 50 states that allow that to happen. it is a difficult situation because experts in parts of the country the can't function in other parts because of the state license because there are board certified physicians, 49 and 50 states but they don't have that license to practice we have gaps in coverage. and load balance was valuable,

we wouldn't have it otherwise. the point is to get a doctor to see -- are you really that sick? or can you manage remotely from home? or go to the doctors office and have them check you out. rob: without having to expose themselves. we appreciate your time. jillian: you asked and we are here to get your answers. doctor jeanette has your concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.

julie: jillian: kansas becomes the first state to close all schools for the rest of the school year amid the covid-19 outbreak, california signaling it could be next. >> i need to be transparent and

honest with you the way i am with my children. one of my daughters was expressing deep stress and anxiety that she wasn't in school. never heard those words from her, she missed her friends. i told her i don't think the school will open again. jillian: there are 6400 cases across the state in washington dc, 114 people have died. rob: florida governor ron desantis cracking down on spring breakers for not social distancing. >> with spring break, a lot of students have been congregating at the university and doing things there and that is not something we want. we want the statewide floor for beaches, applying cdc guidance, no group on a beach more than ten and you have to have distance apart if you are going to be out there. rob: this comes after pictures

like this show hundreds of people soaking up the sun on florida beaches, large groups appearing to throw parties, ron desantis, bars and nightclubs, 30 days at least. >> alan security considering turning away asylum-seekers and illegal border crossings over coronavirus concerns as covid-19 claims 2500 lives in italy. rob: the israeli primacy warns to stay home. >> reporter: a lot going on around the world. in america the trump administration is set to announce a new policy closing the us-mexico border to asylum-seekers, this was confirmed in the new york times. there are concerns according to other reports that people could be carrying coronavirus and in fact border agents. guatemala announced it was halting all flights from the us

carrying people who were being deported. there are 200,000 cases of coronavirus around the world. the landscape is changing by the hour. a few countries have the outbreak under control, others are tightening restrictions each day. benjamin netanyahu, ordering people not to leave their homes except for medical treatment and exempt workers, the israeli military has taking over two motel turning them into quarantine since for patients who test positive for the virus, the new policies come as netanyahu confirmed israeli intelligence services are using antiterrorist technology to track anyone with the virus and alert others who have been around them. for the restain iran the government is having difficulty controlling the coronavirus outbreak as the death toll nears 1000 people. iran has called on the united states to lift sanctions amid the crisis us secretary of state mike pompeo announced sanctions

on iran much like the middle east, they are having trouble controlling the coronavirus, 2500 deaths have taken place in italy since the beginning of this ordeal. other allies are concerned this could be their fate as well. jillian: thank you. rob: the coronavirus pandemic worsening at home and overseas almost hourly. jillian: your questions have been pouring in daily as we are trying to answer them. doctor jeanette his life to bring answers. this is so important. a lot of questions. is covid-19 airborne? connected to have someone sneezes? how far can it travel? >> you can catch the virus if someone is coughing and sneezing, water droplets can get into the air and get into your

mucus membranes, eyes, nose and throat and you can develop symptoms of covid-19. it is not considered an airborne virus such as tuberculosis or measles or chickenpox but it can stay in the air up to a few hours so that is possible. rob: a good one from stephanie. can the virus live in the refrigerator? do we need to wash sealed packages when we get home from the store? >> typically now. a virus need a host to survive. he can survive a few hours in their fridge raider but it is a good idea to clean your refrigerator, wash it with disinfectant, cleaning supplies. i don't recommend cleaning all your packages but if you see obvious debris, wash it. it is more important to wash your hands after handling the packaging. jillian: if you have all the symptoms except they fever is it still considered the virus?

>> great question. typically most people have a fever, cough, chest pain, shortness of breath. you don't have to have a fever to be diagnosed with covid-19 but it is one of the typical symptoms that we see. if you have shortness of breath and low oxygen level we will swab you for covid-19 but before we do that we will swab you flu influenza, if you're positive for influenza we will not swab you for covid-19. these guidelines can change, they change daily. rob: items put back on store shelves. how long can they survive in plastic and would. anything, we touch doorhandles. >> good question. virus can live on in animate services from a few hours to a few days.

if it is cleanable, countertops, doorknobs, mouse pads, keyboards, clean it, disinfect it because it can live up to a few days from a few hours to a few days. if it is cleanable, washable, clean it and wash it and wash your hands afterward. >> some thing i noticed at the stores is a lot of vitamins off-the-shelf. kathy says should children and adults vitamins to boost their immune systems? >> if you're getting a good well-balanced diet with enough fruits and vegetables then you should be getting enough vitamins and minerals but if you want to go extra i recommend think because it has been shown to fight viral infection and vitamin d has been shown to prevent upper respiratory tract infections. it is good to take a multivitamin. >> i have heard that about zinc. rob: last one from sally. if you get the virus do you have

immunity and can you tell from a blood test if you ever had this? it is a new virus. >> a new strain of the virus that already exists. there are 7 strains of this virus. typically you will develop antibodies, antibodies after an infection. this is what protects you from future infections. we don't know exactly how long you will have immunity to this virus was we hope it is lifelong immunity like mono or chickenpox or measles or mumps but it is too early to tell because it is a new virus which you can eventually test the blood to see if you have antibodies which would tell if you have been infected in the past. jillian: thank you for all you have been doing. it is 38 after the hour. a reprieve for americans stressed out about squaring up

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convictions. >> the prosecutor who dropped charges against jussie smollett is closer to reelection. kim fox winning the democratic nomination in the illinois primary overnight. fox's challengers used their campaigns to attack her handling of jussie smollett's case. staging a crime against himself, special grand jury indicted him on new charges last month. major retailers make a big adjustment amid the coronavirus pandemic, target will cut hours and close no later than 9:00 pm. the first hour of shopping on wednesdays will be reserved for elderly and formidable customers. at costco lines will become more common as the company limits the number of people inside stores. mall of america shuts down, closed through the end of the month. rob: the irs giving most americans three months to file

taxes to help people who are losing income because of this viral outbreak. if you still owe ankle sam you have to pay up by july 15th. the government is waving interest penalties for those 3 months as well. >> a toilet paper stockpiled down the drain. rob: her kids throwing all 18 rolls in a bathtub full of water, the toilet paper dissolving, now totally useless. jillian: she found the mess in the uk where shoppers are rushing to pick up supplies amid the coronavirus. this photo is going viral. rob: the kids didn't do it because they wanted to go viral, it just went viral. kids just being kids. jillian: can you imagine? kim jong un demonstration of the power of prayer.

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>> coming up in 12 minutes on "fox and friends" an update from the white house coronavirus task force members seem a the and martha make sally on her meeting with treasury secretary steve mnuchin for $1 trillion stimulus package that could put $1,000 in everybody's pocket. stuart varney will breakdown the

impact on the markets, they had a big day and today not so much. message of faith from timothy cardinal dolan and patriots player ben watson will weigh in on tom brady who now announced by instagram that he is leaving and sounds like he is going down south was a busy 3 hours kicks off 11 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. jillian: if you are worried about what is happening imagine seeing it through a child's eyes. this video captures the panic of a young boy scared about the coronavirus until his sister takes his hand to comfort him through prayer, not just a moving moment but could be a lesson for everyone.

joining me is the mother of these two children. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. that moment is something we can take something away from. what did you think when you saw it? >> i was amazed, i felt blessed my daughter could pick up on her brother's fears and jump in with not only a bible verse but the right bible verse, tell him he needed to have power, have love and keep his mind right. at that moment she called the fears of our entire family because we were panicked, i was down to 4 rolls of toilet paper and can find none. my stress level was high. my husband works in healthcare and his stress level was high. they were talking about closing the schools was my older son was wondering about sports he was playing and if he would see his friends.

our house was in a panic. we have four children, three have autism and part of having autism is having high anxiety. my son has that. i was so busy dealing with coronavirus that i didn't pick up on it but i'm glad my daughters were paying attention to sunday school, she learned scripture and walked over to comfort and mother her brother in his time of need. jillian: beautiful to watch this in their embrace at the end. you were talking about the stress you and your husband were feeling and children understand more than we realize. you watch the news a lot but what is it about the coronavirus that was making him so anxious? >> we didn't realize we were watching too much news, in the morning, noon time, watching it in the evening before we went to bed, probably 6 to 7 hours of

news and they are talking about this talking about illness, schools closing and you think you have special needs kids and they don't understand what he was picking up on everything and at that moment they had recorded the first death and you heard about people dying and it terrified him. i said no more news for them. we will go online and stream it or we will watch it after they go to bed because it is too much for a child with special needs. jillian: or explain it in a way that is best for children to understand. you are a children's book author, you understand how to teach kids, a lot of parents struggling to find out how my going to do this the next few weeks or however long this will be. what is your message to parents out there, how to get through

this and keep that safe? >> we have a saying in our house, faith over fear so we have to rely on our faith, talk to our children away they understand. we know how much they can take, we have got to tell them why they have to wash their hands so much and why this particular time they can't go to the store or the park or indoor playgrounds, white is important to stay home and keep safe. we have to send that message, but we don't have to give them all the gloom and doom. we can talk to them about their faith and having faith and not being so fearful even at a time like this. jillian: everybody needed to see that video and hear that message this morning. have a good day. jillian: we will be right back.

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carley: tom brady dropping a woman on the sports world announcing yesterday he is officially retiring the patriot's red, white, and blue leaving the team he has only known. which jersey will we see him in next season? it is being widely reported warming on to warmer pastures tampa bay buccaneers. while going to tb is not set in stone. a lot of tampa bay is. i hope your career with the buccaneers will be even more sensational. super bowl in tampa in 2021. this twitter users going to miss tom on the patriots. the greatest of all time. loved watching him play. one smart quarterback who play the game with his mind. still love the pats but i am going to follow brady. this person combined in two new stories. breaking, tom brady wins the florida primary. he certainly did.

tom brady has long said that he wants to play until he is 45 years old. he is 42 right now. this next phase of his career could last a few seasons. rob: getting older you go to florida. jillian: hard to imagine him in a different jersey. rob: if you are nervous about the coronavirus listen to the dashing matthew mcconaughey. >> we have an enemy in the coronavirus that's an enemy that we all agree we are going to beat. we want to beat and we are going to beat them. this virus might be the one time that brings us all together and unifies us like we have not been in a long time. >> that is a message a lot of people wanted to hear. why that instagram video got 1.3 million views. yesterday, robin said thank you for this, for your pot of and for your humanity. and another person saying that she is definitely going to listen to matthew mcconaughey in this time of uncertainty. jillian: people helping people. there are shopping angels all across the country right now.

carley: absolutely. so, jay powell, she is a student you see right there. she is shopping for older people in need going viral because of it. rob: we love it. carley, thank you so much. we got to go. see you tomorrow. steve: good morning. it's 6:00 in new york city and we start this hour on this wednesday with a fox news alert. there are governors in 22 u.s. states deploying than 1700 national guard troops to help fight covid-19. brian: all right. the coves no coronavirus all 50s west virginia has their first case. ainsley: our president assuring the american people we will get through this. >> we have to fight that invisible enemy you will. there is a tremendous spirit. can i say that for republicans and democrats. steve: overnational s