we need heroes now. visit redcrossblood.org to schedule an appointment. is difficult days are ahead. we are going to have a couple weeks starting very much now but especially if you days from now that will be horrific. >> we are not waiting, we are asking for help. heather: a daunting message from the white house as we mark the deadliest day on record for the pandemic but in the darkness the promise of progress. >> we owe it to frontline healthcare providers, we are not waiting, we are asking for help now. rob: lab testing that could be a critical breakthrough in helping create a vaccine.

>> a crackdown on coronavirus hotspots, domestic flights could be shut down entirely as the nation tries to stop the spread. rob: school meet social distance, one teacher going viral for going above and beyond. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. coronavirus deaths in the us skyrocketing more than 1000 in a single day. the total rising to more than 5000. >> the president's task force calling for production of new tests to determine if someone is immune to the virus. >> todd pyro joins us as experts weigh in on how it impacts those on the front lines.

>> good morning. the latest death toll from just one day making up one fifth a nation's fatalities during this pandemic. look at the latest numbers, more than 5100 deaths, 216,000 cases nationwide and with so many of those cases in his state new york governor andrew cuomo talked about how life-changing he thinks the virus will be going forward. >> this is going to be transformative. we are never going to be the same again. the fear that we have, the anxiety is not just going to go away. do we get back to normal? i don't think we get back to normal. i think we get back - we get to a new normal. >> reporter: the negative some positive. researchers tried to develop

more tests to identify those who have recovered from coronavirus and look for antibodies in their blood. the hope is to get those back to work in the antibodies could treat those stricken with the virus providing a key weapon to our healthcare workers. >> i called on every university in every state to develop this, you can buy the antigens and the controls online. we've reached out to the developers of the rapid test, the ones who developed it for malaria, want to develop this for hiv and we owe it to the frontline healthcare providers. we are not waiting, we are asking for help now. >> the support americans are showing those on the front lines, listen to that, appreciation by way of clapping, yelling, banging pots, leaning up with of new york city to thank medical personnel, anyone helping us get through this. look at this.

even these new york firefighters get in on the act outside the emergency room of a hospital lining an intersection and offering a glove. the latest counts, 8600 americans have recovered from the virus so far. shannon: the last video gives you chills. thanks. kim jong un baby the youngest known victim of covid-19. >> the baby was less than 7 weeks old. nobody is safe from this virus. >> the infant was taken to the hospital in connecticut and cannot be revived, the baby was positive for coronavirus. connecticut's governor called the news heartbreaking tweeting the stresses the importance of staying home and limiting exposure to other people. there are 3500 cases of coronavirus in connecticut, 85 people have died.

shannon: 44 students from the university of texas test positive for covid-19 following a spring break trip to mexico, the number rising from 28, more students chartering a plane ignoring officials warnings not to go. the university has shifted to online classes. >> the president resisting a national lockdown as stay-at-home orders are ramping up from coast-to-coast, the president insisting state governments should meet making the call. >> good chickens joins us in washington dc to explain. >> reporter: 36 states and the district of columbia have some form of stay-at-home orders, florida, georgia and in pennsylvania the latest joining, the top 10 states the highest number of cases of issued orders, calling for others to follow suit but the president is resisting issuing a national order. >> some states are different, some states don't have much of a problem. they have thousands of people

that are positive, thousands of people but even think they might have a hundreds of people in some cases. you have to look at -- >> the president is open to another call from joe biden who has been critical of the president's handling of the pandemic, the president said he would take his call, biden epstein saying our teams will be in touch and we will arrange a call, no word on when that will take place. another critic of the president of the impeachment inquiry, adam schiff now calling for 9/11 style commission to review the administration's actions and handling of the crisis tweeting after pearl harbor and 9/11 we looked at what went wrong to learn from our mistakes. we need a nonpartisan commission to review our response and how we can better prepare for the next pandemic. i'm working on a bill to do just

that. that bill would likely face opposition, devon nunez responded telling fox news is russia collusion hoax failed, his ukraine scam failed in his efforts to cover fisa abuse failed so he's launching another dunstan to justify his never-ending media relations operation. interesting to see, obviously a ways away, the present while not issuing the order, he is issuing advice to everybody in the country to isolate, stay home because these hotspots will make the difference as we face the peak coming in the next few weeks. >> thank you so much. >> now to the store, 1000 sailors on the uss theodore roosevelt after its captain warned of accelerating coronavirus outbreak. so far 93 sailors on the nuclear aircraft carrier have tested positive for covid-19. navy officials trying to call fears as they search for patient 0. >> we are removing a large number of members of the ship off the ship. we are in agreement that we need

to do all we can to get as many people off the ship while still maintaining safe operation. >> pentagon officials scrambling to get hotel rooms to 2700 comparison guam, plaintiff 3000 sailors off the carrier by tomorrow. drug cartels taking advantage of the pandemic to smuggle more drugs into the us. that is the word from donald trump as he announces a major counter drug operation in the eastern pacific ocean and caribbean sea. >> we must not let that happen, we will never let that happen. >> this is the united states military. we will not penetrate this country, we will not coming here until additional americans. >> thousands military members from 5 branches will work with 22 partner nations, the expanded military presence is targeting the madera regime in venezuela. rob: suspected face years behind bars for coughing or spitting on police officers and saying they have coronavirus. the new jersey attorney general

taking 6 cases charging the suspects with aggravated assault. you see them here, four from charged with making terrorist threats. the ag says any attempt to infect a police officer will be taken very seriously. more than 380 new jersey police officers have the virus. of florida pastor arrested for ignoring social distancing guidelines and holding services canceled sunday church. rodney howard boone says he has received death threats and fears for the safety of his congregation. >> some people say he's caving. i'm not. i have to do this to protect the congregation, not from the virus, but from a to radical government. >> the pastor, the shift is the pastor old service again he will be held in jail without bond.

>> security guards raise the american flag and a solemn ceremony in walt disney world florida. the guard saluting the flag as it flies high. >> walt disney world's president writing our looks very different today, one thing endures, the american flag still flies over walt disney world, disney announcing it is donating thousands of facemasks to hospitals as part the closed. >> more inspiring stories like this you can visit foxnews.com, we have a ton of them. if you have any send them to us. >> 10 minutes after the hour, pregnant during a pandemic. what are the risks? can mothers pass this virus on to their children? doctor manny alvarez is live to answer questions from expecting moms. >> just what do we do? >> the reporter who just found out the hard way what it is really like working from home, coming back.

>> as the pandemic disrupt daily life for all americans pregnant women face doing societies and restrictions on the deliveries as hospitals crackdown on visitors and new cases of illness boards are making headlines. >> there's slim to know data on our covid-19 impact expecting moms. >> joining us is fox news contributor doctor manny alvarez, thanks for coming on. a nervous time for everybody, really nervous time if you are pregnant. which expecting moms you worried about right now? >> i think what they should know is this is a virus that is not transmitted into the fetus that

you can get the coronavirus yourself, there's less likely that the baby will be affected, there is no data to support that, no virus has been found in amniotic fluid or stuff like that so that is good but you have to be careful because if you do get the coronavirus you're dealing with not only the pregnant patient but the second patient which is the baby. shannon: there are a lot of concerns, this is a mother who says waiting for the other shoe to drop, your spouse or one visitor will be allowed in waiting for the other shoe to drop and here's another concern from an expected mother. we don't know a lot about this virus but it seems to worsen daily. that is a concern for a lot of people. my husband or part or significant other be able to be in the hospital with me? i have to do this alone? >> that is one of the things we began to do way back.

i am part of one of the largest departments in the country in the new york area so when we started looking at the incidents of coronavirus among pregnant women we didn't see a lot three or four weeks ago but now we are seeing a lot. it goes from the mild case of coronavirus to the most severe so that you have all spectrums. in the midst of all that the decisions had to be made on a day-to-day basis and you cite in new york city last week when they came out with a strong restriction on visitors because not only did you have the problem that most of the hospital embedded with coronavirus patients in general and medical staff needs to be protected along with patients that come in with routine care so they don't get sick in the hospital and that is why they made those decisions but everybody realized if you stuck

to one visitor which is the policy and most hospitals in the tri-state area where that visitor gets vetted to make sure they don't have symptoms of coronavirus accompanying the patient, they stay with the patient, don't goes whether floors, are wearing masks, we minimize potential exposure not only to that individual but to the healthcare workers and other patients so it is working out well. the patients are appreciating it. rob: should i consider a home birth with all the coronavirus concerns in hospitals? >> i don't think so. it is not a very logical thing to do. home birth, sometimes people do it, there are protocols to allow that to happen but you always

have to have a backup when you do a home birth. right now the backup is compromised. you have ambulances, emt personnel doing other things so if you have a complication you may find yourself not getting the help you need on time and ending up in a situation where the place might be crowded you're going into. this is not the time to experiment, this is the time to get organized and do the right thing. >> from ashley, you touched on the first part of this but i'm curious your answer to the second, ashley says this a mother is positive, the virus can be passed during birth or through breast milk, what do you think of that for moms who might consider breast-feeding? >> we don't discourage breast-feeding with patients that have the coronavirus. breastmilk is one of the strongest nutrients to provide the newborn with a lot of immunoglobulins and antibodies

that are transmitted from mother to child and that is a positive thing to do. the methodology is different. if the patient is coronavirus positive and very symptomatic after birth we may decide or at least suggest she pumps, and the milk be given separate from the proximity to the mother but if they are positive, we make them wear protective mask and they can breast-feed directly to the baby. it's not about the milk, it is about whether or not you are going to minimize the contagion from the mother to the newborn which is now not protected by being in the womb. >> have those conversations with your doctor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, good morning, it will be a great day, america.

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>> farmers have been the backbone of this country since long before coronavirus but they are needed now more than ever, 72% of americans say they're worried about food and beverage shortages. but our next guest says many farmers are sitting on a surplus right now. might surprise you. might be surprising our farmers are handling this. thanks for coming on this morning, we appreciate it. you are in the state of florida and you guys say you have a lot

of crop and that surprises a lot of people. >> florida farmers across the state and across this nation work to ensure this nation has an adequate food supply. whether it is adverse conditions like hurricanes, floods, natural disasters and such and now with covid-19. we are looking at winter production of fruits and vegetables, green beans and cucumber and lettuce, tomatoes, blueberries and watermelons and citrus and this production. we also have essential barriers livestock, 47,000 farms in different commodities.

rob: some of my favorite fruits and vegetables come from florida. i understand the pain of the tourism industry may be why you have surplus, you're not sending so much to hotels. >> absolutely. we've seen major shifts in other supply chains, think the restaurants and hotels in the tourism industry, school closures, nutrition programs and farmers markets all have a trickle-down effect on production agriculture. couple that with an influx of products being imported from foreign countries primarily mexico. now is the time to support your local community, your local farmer. usa products fresh from florida whenever possible. rob: talk about the stimulus

package, a nice chunk of that, $23 billion went to farmers hurt by this pandemic. what do you make of the number and how the president is helping your industry? >> it is essential it this time for our producers to keep america productive. these supplements are well needed. as we go into spring plantings across the nation and farmers unsure of their ability to sell their product once they grow it we will continue to produce and if there is not something to shore up our farms we are going to be looking at bigger problems. if we don't have enough food production that is the rationale behind all the supplemental money. >> you guys cannot quarantine. you are still out there working and we really appreciate it. we wish you and all the farmers the best and thanks for keeping us fed.

rob: donald trump sending a strong warning to iran. >> i'm giving them a warning. if you do anything to hurt our troops they are going to pay a price. >> live with possible sneak attack against our troops in iraq and if you are monitoring yourself or fotis. we will show you how it works, we are coming right back. - these elderly jews have taken the bus from across the city to come

to this fellowship distribution spot and get food that they can't afford. (sorrowful music) - [announcer] there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - [yael] this is a crisis. these elderly holocaust survivors are struggling to survive. they're starving, have little money for food, electricity or medicine. - [announcer] just $25 provides one needy elderly holocaust survivor in the former soviet union with a special emergency food package that contains a note saying it's from christians and jews in america who want to bless them. call now. please call the number on your screen. - in ukraine, there's no support network. they don't have food cards or neighbors that come in to help. they're turning to us because they have nowhere else to turn. the bible teaches blessed is he whose help is in the god of jacob.

he upholds the cause of the oppressed and gives food to the hungry. - [announcer] these special passover food packages represent a gift of life for destitute, elderly jews in the former soviet union. just $25 provides one elderly holocaust survivor with a special emergency food package. call right now. please call the number on your screen. - [yael] what i pray is that you won't turn your eyes, but you will look at their suffering and your heart will be changed. - [announcer] we pray that god will move upon your heart and send an emergency gift of just twenty five dollars so that we can help more frail and lonely elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union before its too late. (sorrowful music) dr. about the ms: whyspread of coronavirus?are well we know that people with underlying medical conditions

over the age of 60 are at highest risk, but they've got to get it from somebody. dr. deborah birx: so we're asking everyone to be selfless for others so that we can protect those who are most susceptible. dr. anthony fauci: not going to bars, not going to restaurants, it all just means physical separation, so that you have a space between you and others. dr. jerome adams: for more information on how you can social distance please go to coronavirus.gov >> back with a fox news alert, donald trump says iran is planning sneak attacks on american troops during this pandemic. >> now we are learning china is considering the extent of the deadly outbreak, cases near 1 million.

>> reporter: reports indicate china is concealing the number of cases and deaths in their country after a report in bloomberg yesterday indicated us intelligence officials concluded in a classified report the china is purposely misrepresenting juul data. there reporting 80,000 cases and 3000 deaths. this appears to be returning to normal in china life there but across the country some lockdowns are still in place, donald trump did react to the chinese reporting of coronavirus when speaking during a briefing yesterday. >> we don't know. their numbers seem to be on the light side and i am being nice when i say that compared what was reported. >> reporter: developed, as iran gets hard-hit i the coronavirus outbreak, the iranian the reporting 50,000 cases of the virus though it is likely that

true number is much higher, donald trump is warning iran against a surprise attack on us troops is reports indicate iranian proxies in iraq could launch an attack against us forces. iranian foreign minister responded on twitter a few hours ago saying don't be misled by warmongers, iran has friends, no one can have millions of proxies. it teaches lessons to those who do. this after earlier this year in january donald trump ordered a brown strike outside baghdad international airport against general soleimani. largely militant groups operating across the middle east, responsible for thousands of deaths. >> the president considers canceling domestic flights to coronavirus hotspots. >> i'm looking where flights are going into hotspots. some of those flights i didn't

like from the beginning but closing up every single flight on every single airline is a very rough decision. >> worried about the industry. this is all flights between the us and cuba have been suspended with the embassy says those who didn't classified out of savanna can expect to stay indefinitely. a plane packed with medical equipment for russia touches down in new york, the country sending 60 tons of masks, ventilators and protective gear to deal with the coronavirus. on monday donald trump arranged the shipment with the russian president vladimir putin. the equipment will be examined to make sure it adheres to fda standards. >> more than 1 million americans have been tested for covid-19 but so many more are still struggling for access. there is an apps for that. apple partnering with the white house and cdc to launch a coronavirus screening tool. it asks questions, aims to

provide users with the proper next steps. joining me to walk us through it and break it down is kurt the cyber guy. >> what could be the best apps made so far in terms of usefulness, if nothing else it may call you if you want to suspect for just a moment you have covid-19 the new covid-19 apps that apple has made all hours you to download the apps, you enter what you are feeling in terms of symptoms and guide you to the process of saying we think you should stay at home and hunker down and communicate with your doctor or you need to do something more emergent. the effort behind this, apple calling it one of the highest priorities at this time apparently apple reached out to the white house, the white house said you can help and they connected with the cdc and apple

together, came up with the apps. it is free, and extremely helpful. i asked to get to a testing center. we don't have that now. it is an evil thing apps. we are committed to on a long-term basis so i would say you can't rule that out. in terms of how intelligent this is, as simple as it is it is offering extraordinary advice found on gatherings from the cdc. highly encouraged. jillian: what questions are they asking? >> you go through and put in your age bracket and it will ask you the following. are you feeling fever, chills or swimming, difficulty breathing, not severe, new or worsening

cough, sore throat, a key throughout the body, vomiting or diarrhea or none of the above and then you advance to the next, pics and symptoms out of the sand as an example it asks do you have preexisting conditions like asthma, chronic lung disease, pregnancy and it may come up with this, you should practice social distancing. after putting in a few things, take small but important steps to slow the spread of covid-19. it gives great guidance, it is telling you the most current data from the cdc on how to treat yourself and how we should all treat one another, be it you are healthy at the moment or have contracted covid-19. this apps came in handy. this at home. we have a family member who has been diagnosed -- has the classic symptoms and this was helpful in leading us down what we should do it this moment come

kept us from going to the emergency department. >> whoever that family member is, certainly wish you well. i'm sorry to hear that. i didn't know that. people want to access it they can go to the apple apps store, google play. just so people know it isn't going to give you a diagnosis. this is tool to give you guidance in your next step. and -- >> it is not on android as far as i know. >> apple says, quote, the new screening tool is designed to be a resource for individuals and does not replace instructions from healthcare providers or guidance from state and local health authorities. i wish you and your family well. thank you for joining us. >> great to see you. rob: fox news and facebook teaming up for a coronavirus townhall answer your questions. >> white house coronavirus task force member deborah burkes and doctor jerome adams are among

those participating. viewers, video calling device portal. >> martha maccallum moderate the 1-hour special starting at 7:00 pm eastern time. look out for that. >> two cruise ships with covid-19 patients teaming toward florida. >> people that are sick on those ships, states don't want to take them. they have enough problems right now, don't want to take them but we have to from humane standpoint. >> we are live with the arrival timeline and whether passengers will be allowed to disembark. >> a coronavirus virus is the key to his recovery is the power of prayer, man who wrote an inspiring note after the virus nearly took his life joins us to offer hope through faith coming up.

>> good morning, we are back with a fox news alert donald

trump says two stranded cruise ships infected with the coronavirus will be evacuated in florida. >> jackie ibanez joins us as they had towards us waters. >> those ships are expected to arrive sometime this morning, more than 6000 people are on board the carnival cruise ship stranded at sea, 200 of them experiencing flulike symptoms, 8 of them testing positive for covid-19. connell cruise line says it is awaiting approval from florida authorities to disembark after being barred from several south american countries over the outbreak. passengers will be sent to their home countries while the focus is on helping americans. >> you can understand you have people sick on the ships and states don't want to take them. they have enough problems right now they don't want to take them but we have to from a humane standpoint and bringing medical staff onto the ship so we have to take care of the people.

jillian: florida governor ron desantis it says it is up to individual counties whether they allow ships to board, he is working with state, local and federal authorities on the cruise ships as he declares stay-at-home order across the state. >> essential businesses, essential activities. beyond that we as people to stay close to home, avoid social contact with other people. >> reporter: florida joining 10 other states and declaring a stay-at-home order. in total, 36 states and washington dc have issued the order so far but there is a beacon of hope in the sunshine state after this heartwarming picture goes viral, nurses holding a prayer circle in miami asking god for protection and guidance on the coronavirus frontlines. churches announce they will be closed on easter sunday on the state's biggest covid-19 outbreak.

rob: god is bigger than the virus, inspiring message of hope going viral after an ohio covid-19 survivor expresses his gratitude to the icu authority to save his life. >> reporter: that survivor is here to tell his terrible full story. thanks for joining us. you were in the icu on life support, spent 7 days on a ventilator. did you think this was the end? >> i did. there was a moment of despair i have gone through where i was ready for them to pull the plug. rob: i can't even imagine that feeling. when we talk about the note you left the hospital workers that i think is a beautiful thing to say and i'm sure billy their spirits, today i leave this icu a changed person knowing there are such wonderful people dedicated to the care and concern of others. you were in there for quite a while he needed a lot of help.

what did you learn about the nature of doctors and nurses? >> my hospital stay was 18 days. i was on life support and through the process i really felt god's love through these people. in a situation where you have no family because you are in isolation they treated me as if i was their family. >> they believe you notes on the window. is that right? >> they would write my goals for the day on the window, the ability to increase my breathing, moving my feet and legs and those types of things. >> the virus attacked you pretty hard and there was a time in the hospital, got in contact with your wife and talked about end of life and what could happen. what do you know of that conversation from what your wife told you. >> in the beginning things did not look well at all. had started to take a downturn. they reached out to her and said this does not look like it is going well at this point so what

do you want us to do if he goes into a fool,? she had to provide those answers at her answer was he is my best friend, do everything you can to bring them back. >> it pulls your heartstrings to hear stuff like that. how are you feeling now? you look great. >> i feel great. other than residual oxygen issues we are trying to work through as i continue to heal and get past the pneumonia my energy levels are really high. my second day home, i had 3000 steps around the house, trying to keep moving and get my strength back. >> you are young guy. any indication how this thing hit you so hard? >> no idea. i'm 38 and for the most part your typical average guy. i did have a childhood history of asthma but never really dealt with that as an adult. i don't know if that was

something that was an issue. >> you have a few messages to pass along and as we look at the number of cases in ohio, 2547, 65 deaths. what is your message to people who may not be taking the message to stay home seriously and your message about your faith in god? >> from a faith standpoint, you have to have faith especially the virus like this because it impacts people so differently and you have no idea what it will do to you or a loved one or a stranger. the prayer they provided me, what is the difference maker especially when i talk to the doctors and they tell me they have no idea what turned me around so that was the differencemaker. i had so many people tell me i am not normal and i am a walking miracle.

kim jong un we are glad you're feeling better. what a great story. we appreciate your time. >> i appreciate being here. >> theater the royal from the throne on the mend. >> i find myself on the other side of the illness. >> prince charles's measures to the but as people one week after being diagnosed with covid-19. >> math teacher gets a plus for going above and beyond to help one student make the grade. the social distancing tutoring session going viral. announcer: there are everyday

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rob: hobby lobby closings in stores after deifying stay-at-home orders, they attempt to to reopen in part of

the us, shutdown in ohio and colorado and wisconsin the company argues this essential business with educational supplies, state officials sending cease-and-desist orders after it was deemed a nonessential service. >> the university of california making it easier to get into school, the board of regents easing great requirements as the pandemic forces high school seniors to take online courses. as 80 and acc requirements being a limited, the university says changes are not permanent but wants to give it a chance. rob: prince charles taking to instagram announcing a positive coronavirus diagnosis. >> having recently gone through the crisis of contracting this coronavirus, relatively mild symptoms, i'm on the other side of the illness, in no less the state of social distance in general isolation.

shannon: carley shimkus here with the online reaction. >> reporter: prince charles is speaking out in a rare instagram video saying he has made a full recovery, feeling well after experiencing mild symptoms and pay tribute to doctors, nurses and grocery store workers in the uk and is encouraging the nations look forward to better times ahead. people across the world are sending their well wishes which angela says that to see you well, wishing you a continued recovery and good health and thank you from the critical care nurse and grocery store manager in the usa, stay well. natalie rights grateful for the sincere and heartfelt message, one of the few times the entire world is in the same boat. meantime prince charles's mother queen elizabeth at 93 years old is in healthy condition. >> the next story is an example

why teachers are fantastic. >> remote learning can be difficult because sometimes kids needs 1-on-1 time with their teacher. riley anderson was in that predicament, she emailed her math teacher asking for help and soon after, her teacher arrived on the front porch with a whiteboard and marker in hand in that moment is going viral, that's what teachers do, they all deserve our gratitude during this time, they are working hard to keep our kids on track plus a lot of them have kids of their own at home and another twitter user says can't pay teachers like this guy enough. shout out to him, he did a great job explaining the math problem. >> what our dads good for if they can't embarrass their kids? carley: a reporter in tampa learning working from home comes

with its own set of problems especially when you live with your parents. watch this. >> technology kills viruses and what would you do it you that -- holy crap! >> suncoast news network reporter jessica lane learned dad is going to get in the shot and may have his belly out while doing it, that movement going viral on social media, at least he wasn't in his underwear but he almost was. another twitter user says most dads would have kept walking through the room. at least covered up at the end, so great. rob: at least it wasn't live. that would have been the best part. good stuff. 55 after the hour, could a simple crack the code, identifying those who have recovered from this virus is critical. doctor debbie joins us to discuss the race for a cure. >> can you explain why you are

still in the race? >> will be getting under bernie sanders's skin when asking about dropping out of the race for the white house.

>> it is an important piece of the puzzle. now is the time to get as much data as we can. >> we owe it to the front care

healthcare providers. we are asking for help now. rob: we are not waiting, the white house ramping up pressure to produce a new kind of glove test to bring the country closer to a light at the end of the tunnel. >> white is being hailed as a new hope for healthcare workers in the american people. another roller coaster down wall street but help is on the way from main street. rob: small businesses can claim a piece of the coronavirus health bill starting tomorrow. jillian: retailers rolling out curbside pickup while stores are slow. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: for the first time coronaviruhs