alert, new york morning and unprecedented losses state leaders mark the deadliest day with a silver lining, that the big apple is slightly curved. >> america's pandemic hotspots getting helping hands, massive protective equipment hall that is on the way to those who need it most. just okay not to worry about your neighbor. your playing with the lives of your congregation. >> in america's heartland the battle over how to celebrate easter sunday. >> some states crackdown, one just lifted their stay-at-home order to keep the celebration on. >> and night in turns into anything but. you've got to see the video everyone is whining about. >> "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox and

friends first" on thursday morning. rob: thanks for starting your day with us. we begin with a fox news alert, isis claimed responsibility for a rocket attack on american troops overnight. >> 5 rockets fired at bargain airbase in afghanistan, the military's largest base and that country. good news, no troops were hurt. the attack comes amidst all peace talks between the taliban and and afghan officials. we will follow this. >> in the meantime we have other breaking news, the federal stockpile of protective equipment is nearly depleted in the fight against covid-19. >> 90% of supplies center areas most in need including new york, the state recording its deadliest day yet with at least 779 deaths. >> the new guidelines to get some people back to work.

>> good morning. that 90% number you mentioned is of critical items like masks, face shield and protective clothing. the other 10% saved for federal healthcare workers. supplies so desperately needed in the hotspots like new york which saw another daily high for deaths from the virus. the near governor emphasizing despite the grim numbers, social distancing measures are working, the curve is flattening when it comes to hospitals and patients. positive news out of the cdc, some essential workers like those in healthcare and food supply have been exposed but are not showing symptoms can return to work. the cdc adding these workers should take their temperature before, where facemasks at all times and practice social distancing as well as not share objects like headsets or gather in crowded places but the biggest development of the day was a drop in the projected death toll. of the year once in the hundreds of thousands, now much much

lower thanks in large part what we are all doing, being as safe as we can. >> many of you are watching the models and day have consistently decreased the mortality from 90,000 or 86,000 down to 81,000, now down to 61,000. that is modeled on what america is doing. that is what is happening. rob: check this out. the scene outside nyu layingone hospital, they are cheering for medical workers. that scene has been repeated now four nights and get this, 24,000 people have recovered from the virus in the us so far. that is higher than when we checked in an hour ago, it was under 24,000.

the number going in the right direction. rob: a sailor on the hospital ship uss mercy has tested positive, that crewmember is isolated on board but will soon be transferred off of that vessel is the case will not affect the mercy's mission, that is the ship that is treating non-coronavirus patients from los angeles area hospitals. >> two people had with federal terror charges for threatening to spread covid-19. prosecutors in tampa say james curry bit on an officer while being arrested for violating a court order. curry allegedly told the officer he had covid-19 and was spreading it around. he tested negative for the virus when in custody. a second man was arrested in san antonio after posting on facebook that he paid someone to spread the virus in grocery stores. the fbi determined it was a false threat.

>> joe biden now the presumptive democratic nominee to challenge donald trump. the former vice president clinching a clear path as bernie sanders suspends his campaign. >> retention joins us in washington is bernie bows out but takes his delegates with him. >> good morning. bernie sanders now says he's doing the work on shaping the party platform going into the general election in november. he says he still has his movement going and has a message for the present of nominee, joe biden. >> he has to bring new people into his political world and has to listen to their needs, young people, working people and start moving in a different direction to some degree. >> biden says he will be reaching out to sanders and he hears sanders and his supporters and understands what has to be done.

sanders has put proposals like medicare for all, the green new deal and tuition free public college. with primaries still scheduled in a general election months away, governors and health officials are calling to expand mail in voting because of coronavirus. donald trump is fighting that effort even though he last voted by mail, tweets absentee ballots are a great way to vote, senior citizens, military and others who can't get to the polls on election day. these ballots are different from the 100% mail in voting which is ripe for fraud and shouldn't be allowed, democrats say the president is looking for political advantage as governors in states are pushing back primary elections, changing them, new jersey just announced it was going to push back its primary, that announcement came yesterday. the next primary set for alaska, they already pushed back, it is set for tomorrow and they are mailing only in alaska. back to you. >> thank you.

speech a foxbusiness alert, the new job was reported do out this morning as claims could hit 7 million. >> we will see. cheryl casone he joins us with the help that is on its way to struggling americans. ed: let's start with what we expect to see at 8:30 eastern time on the foxbusiness network, that will be these initial jobless claims. estimates foxbusiness is going with, 5.25 million americans did file for initial jobless claims last week, that is the estimate, but to your point, the range is all over the place. we've seen this the last two weeks, the ranges anywhere from 2.5 million. i saw one estimate, 9.29 million. that is a wild range. anything could happen. last week we got the number and it was 6.6 million and that was well ahead and well above the estimate. we just don't know. we will find out 88:30 on

foxbusiness but for the last two weeks we have seen 10 million americans file initial jobless claims, 9.95 million people have filed for unemployment. not a surprise, markets know this, donald trump knows this, steve mnuchin knows this, this is what is happening as business across the country is shutdown. >> maybe a glimmer of good news at the irs speed up its process. >> reporter: we did get some good news from the irs. if you ever think you get good news from the irs, they upped their timeline to do direct deposit. americans could start to see those direct deposits. 2400 for a married couple, $500 per child, those checks were not supposed to start until april 17th but they moved up the timeline. that is a relief. looking at these jobless claims

we have good market days, futures are looking for another strong start to the market. we had a big rally yesterday so we are seeing some stabilization in the stock market. i say this because we look forward when it comes to markets, what you think is going to happen. we are going to have all this breaking news throughout the day. >> the debt was 23.5, better than 19,000 so that is some progress. >> a the coronavirus pandemic look at this. >> every day staff at marion regional medical center in california gather outside for a moment of gratitude. hospital belt hours in local churches china in unison to honor the heroes on the front lines. >> for more inspiring stories

like this, more information on how you can help, go to foxnews.com/america together. >> 9 minutes after the air, 400,000 small business loans processed in just a few short days to the tune of $100 billion which our next guest says the administration is not going to rest until the economy is moving again. we are live with tim. >> we apologize for the inconvenience. this park is currently closed. >> a high-tech upgrade to social distancing, the police department using drugs to keep the public apart, we are coming right back. angelo goes to work,. good thing they use new gain ultra flings with two times the oxi boost, and febreze. fresh again...

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health and economic might but also dimensions of our national strength will be brought together and we have tremendous stimulus now, tremendous stimulus, we are going for more, we want to do this with small businesses and workers. >> the senate scrambling to make more money available for american small businesses and it comes as funds allotted for the paycheck protection program begin to run dry. >> joining us with how the white house is working to put the nation back to work is directive communications for the trump 2020 reelection campaign. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. let's take a look at these numbers. the small business association loans to the small business owners through this paycheck protection program. where do we stand today? >> let me talk about the importance of this program. the president has two important responsibility, he has to protect the health and safety of the american people and also has to safeguard the economy which is why protecting small businesses is so important because they provide half the jobs in this country so the president knows that the money has to keep flowing to these folks. the idea is to have people not miss paychecks. if they get one of these loans

from the small business association and they use the money to keep paying their workers or to pay rent on their physical location and they don't have to pay the loan back, the loan is forgiven. it is important, businesses weren't made and don't have the cash reserves to sit idle for 6 or 9 months at a time. they aren't built that way, the president knows people have to keep the money flowing to make sure the economy can come back to life when we are ready. >> what is the problem you are seeing, lindsey graham made the point of at the last couple days about employees choosing to take unemployment rather than stick with the business because then that complicates the ability of small businesses to get the loan forgiven. what do they do about that? >> the point of the paycheck protection program is to have these small businesses be able to continue to make their payroll. >> if unemployment is more than that number, and employee will take the higher number.

>> that is true. people will always make the decisions for themselves what is best for themselves and their families. what i'm telling you, the purpose of the paycheck protection program is to make sure small businesses are able to keep paying their employees and if employees go elsewhere i'm not sure there's anything to stop people from making their personal choices and those businesses will find someone else to replace them. the idea is to have small businesses maintain the cash flow, to maintain their payroll so they don't have to just lay people off and force them to go on unemployment and their are certain requirements to be eligible for unemployment in the first place, generally speaking voluntarily separating from your employer is not one of those requirements. >> we get your response in your reaction to bernie sanders dropping out of the 2020 presidential race, making joe biden the presumptive nominee. what do you think about this and what does it say about socialism.

>> that is a multipronged question. it says the democrat establishment finally got the candidate they wanted, forcing bernie sanders out in the end and it also means donald trump got the candidate he can destroy in november. although bernie sanders's name won't be on the ballot his policies will be. i'm not sure it shows much of the victory of capitalism over socialism because on the issues, joe biden to be successful in the democrat primary process had to adopt nearly all of bernie sanders's proposals, that was the only way he was going to win so you will see things like the green new deal and government takeover of healthcare and free healthcare for illegal immigrants and raising taxes on everybody to pay for all that stuff so the issues are the same whether it is bernie or joe biden on the ballot and that is what we will see moving forward as we begin to define joe biden

is the president's nominee of opponents, biden has a failed record and that is what you will be hearing about between now and november. >> thanks for your perspective on this, we appreciate it. >> politicians pleading with state leaders. >> we can almost guarantee you in a church, even not a very large church there will be people who would test positive. >> we are live with how state department are approaching public health ahead of easter sunday. >> notes of thank you to doctors, nurses, mid text and icu nurse from new orleans joins us with how the simple messages really go a long way. >>

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>> you are walking in, if you're just arriving thank you for what you are about to do and as you walk farther it says you are extraordinary. going home to go to bed after a long shift. >> healthcare workers in one new orleans hospital are having their days frightened by its racial messages written by complete strangers on the sidewalk. rob: joining us with those messages, for those fighting tirelessly on the front lines, icu nurse at oxford medical center, an honor to have someone like you on the show, thank you for taking the time to talk to us today. appreciate it. tell us about these messages and what they have meant to you. >> these messages are very simple. it can draw this. every morning, every afternoon

when i start my shift i walk through the sidewalk, i hit my pass and see little notes of inspiration. the weather has been beautiful down here too. it makes me smile going to work every morning. >> we have all had these moments we can't believe this is happening and i'm sure you feel the same, you go home at the end of the day it hits you like a ton of bricks days. i'm curious what the moment was that this really struck you. >> i have been in this. i'm a critical care nurse with collaborative staffing resources so i have the beauty of going to the units that have the most need so as soon as we got news of the first covid-19 patient that is where i went and i have been there ever since so it has been an honor and it is tiring

and exhausting but when you are in it you have the adrenaline, you know you have to be there at have to do it for the patient and be there for your team and that it done and so it is great. >> as we check the number of confirmed cases in louisiana it has been tough especially in the new orleans region, 17,000 total cases, 652 does. do you feel as somebody that is on the front lines of this thing are you turning some kind of corner? can you feel any progress being made? >> every day you go in it is a completely new thing. we are living in this right now. all the information is constantly either falling and as it is evolving and changing so are we so every day we learn a little something new and we are starting to see progress on patients and it is hopeful for us. >> let's look at the numbers, cases of hospitalized patients in louisiana have gone down a

little bit, almost 2000 as of april 7th and fewer than that as of april 8th, hospitalized cases on ventilators as of april 7, 519, 490 as of april 8th, near 6% change, 5 and a half% change, we will take any bit of positive improvements we can get in these numbers. what is your message to america? >> my message is be hope for, pray, do whatever you need to do to get through the day, stay home, be safe and just don't take life for granted. this is kind of hit us like a ton of bricks and you realize what is important. >> a big thanks to the person drying the messages outside the hospital. >> thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> have a great morning. 25 after the hour, new

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>> back with a fox news alert coronavirus cases on the rise in america's heartland where most of the resources are going to the coasts. the midwest is taking action. >> social distancing rules threatening easter celebrations. >> good morning. the majority of resources have been sent to the coastline but now the middle of the country is starting to feel the effects. a new study by the harvard global health institute projects

nearly 290,000 people in kansas and missouri could be in the hospital from the virus and that is just -- not enough beds for that many people. if people in kansas and the show me state do not follow social distancing and stay-at-home guidelines. as of right now missouri has seen 3300 cases. kansas sits at around 1060 cases. is easter sunday approaches covid-19 appears to putting a damper on a lot of celebrations. ohio governor limited gatherings to 10 people but made it very clear religious institutions will be exempt from this band. he did suggest religious leaders exercise different avenues of warship. >> we can almost guarantee you in a church, even not a very large church there will be people who would test positive, who already have it, they may

not know it and playing with the lives of your congregation. >> reporter: they revoked the democratic governor's executive order limiting gatherings to fewer than 10 people, republicans ruled it an unconstitutional infringement on religious liberty. listen to what the kansas governor had to say in response. >> the ability to inject chaos into the emergency response symptoms. what it does have is the ability to confuse and frustrate local emergency management officials who are already stretched too thin. >> mike pence add to the conversation saying he will engage sunday service, the same place he has been attending service in weeks past which is in his living room, >> thank you so much.

jillian: essential workers exposed to covid-19 may be allowed back on the job. according to the latest guidelines aimed at getting americans back to work. >> we looked at the essential workforce and how to maintain the workforce. >> new guidance will hopefully make it clear there will be opportunity for people playing an incredible role to respond and do so safely. >> with cases still on the rise in the us is this coming too soon. joining us to discuss, thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. it is tricky because even the people we need to keep society propped up, what do you make of these guidelines? >> when you have two sets of rules it gets tricky because we

are asking people to stay home because they might not have symptoms and still be affected with coronavirus in some studies show 50% of people don't have a fever at all. when you change that for essential workers, saying it is safe for them to return to work it gets more concerning. the cdc might have done this because we need to get food to people, medication to people, healthcare workers at the hospital to take care of the sick. they are looking at it from that perspective but when you look at it from the perspective of an employee concerned about their coworkers are we protecting them or are we trying to allow companies to justify unsafe working conditions for their employees? jillian: let's look at the guideline starting with taking your temperature, where facemasks at all times, practice social distancing, stay home if

you feel sick, don't use object near your face, don't, gate in crowded breakthroughs, it is hard to do every minute of every day when you talk about wearing facemasks, there are things that i feel the line will be blurred a little bit as to whether this will work or if it will slow the progress we are making. >> if you have one person who is infected even if they are wearing a mask, if they were gloves they touch different surfaces, at some point they have to take off that mask to eat or drink. it is very tricky. i hear from colleagues across the country about the unsafe working conditions they have to deal with. it is concerning for many people. their family members at risk and even for the public it interacts with people they may feel more alarmed, essential workers may be carriers of the virus. >> "a quote medicare years are the problem.

that makes strange guideline. let's get questions here because we love doing these questions, from shelley, say i have covid-19 but am asymptomatic. how long am i able to spread this virus? >> according to the data we have we think it is within 14 days. a lot of that is unclear but that is the justification for the 14 day quarantine. >> here's a question from michelle who asks if a person is diagnosed and recovers, even if they now have the antibodies that are considered immune can they still potentially pass it on? >> it depends. there are two sets antibodies. when we get infected your body tries to start fighting it and that is an antibody, you may still be able to spread it during that time but once your body has defeated the virus it produces a different antibody call igt and once you have that it is much less likely you would be able to spread it.

>> one from rosalie. the 21-year-old female with a heart condition. and i at high risk because i have this heart condition even though it is not heart disease? >> people at high at risk are the ones with the problem with their heart pumping. of this condition is like a childhood murmur, like mitral valve prolapse it is probably unrelated. if you have a problem with the way your heart is able to pump blood and pump oxygen then it might be more concern. >> thank you for that information, so important, appreciate it and we will be right back.

>> good thursday morning and welcome back. keeping critical medical supplies in the us, border agents will start seizing ppe to fight the coronavirus. cvp will prevent items like respirators, surgical masks and gloves from leaving the country.

fema will decide whether the equipment should be returned, purchased by the government or exported. >> young people should not underestimate coronavirus, wanted to meet-year-old dimitri mitchell, recovering from it, look how hard it hit him in this video, he joins us talking to jillian about his symptoms saying it felt like he was hit by a truck. >> started with mild cough and progressively got worse over a few days. on the fourth day the bad symptoms started coming, started getting warmer, breaking out into sweats. started coughing really bad and experiencing the worst headaches i ever felt in my life, i couldn't believe it affected me like that. >> he's not sure where he got the virus, maybe after traveling with friends he says, otherwise healthy 18-year-old. >> he also said he works at a grocery store. didn't know. tornadoes and severe storms battering several states across

the midwest. >> this twister just one of several touching down in arkansas. janice dean is tracking the storms from her home and she joins us now, good to see you. carley: we have the technology to track the storms from home so let's look at the maps and i will show you where the storm reports were. across portions of arkansas, mississippi river valley and the ohio river valley where we had several reports of tornadoes as well as hail and damaging wind and this is going to be a several day event, not only today but saturday. i'm very concerned about easter sunday, a severe weather tornado outbreak on sunday. that is why it is important to get the word out. there are your current temperatures, the frontal boundary, we are seeing potential for stronger storms. the threat will be in southern and central texas including victoria just outside houston, texas. that will go throughout the

afternoon and this evening. know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your area. if you have noaa weather radio get your storm reports and watches and warnings. into the weekend saturday across portions of texas and louisiana, sunday this is the more concerning area, we have some potentially deadly tornadoes easter sunday. the good news is a lot of people will be inside because we are social distancing but have a place you get your watches and warnings. the forecast rainfall, potential for heavy rain over mississippi and tennessee in the ohio river valley. that is your forecast, big warnings in parts of the south, potential for a devastating

tornado outbreak especially easter sunday. always good to see you both. rob: it is the time of year for big storms and tornadoess. good to see you. jillian: a coronavirus dance battle going viral. >> put your hand in the air, all two of you. >> the dynamic father and daughter duo join us live. >> let's check in with steve doocy for what is going on on "fox and friends". >> i miss the days of the dance battles, can't wait for things to get back to normal but it will be a while. sounds like the peak of the virus could actually hit on easter day which is much earlier than they earlier predicted, lots to talk about, the surgeon general of the united states will be joining us with coronavirus update and the latest on how you can slow the

spread. with so many businesses impacted in the unemployment rate coming up today at 8:30 eastern time, it will be another big number, the host of bar rescue john tapper has advice for small business owners impacted by the shutdowns and other restrictions as well and also congressman kevin brady of texas, jason chaffetz, former white house press secretary sarah sanders, and how they are helping first responders and the families of healthcare workers who are on the front lines of the pandemic. a busy 3 hours kicks off 15 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back in a couple minutes. y godmother alice. and long-lasting gain scent beads.

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beaches put your hands in the air! jillian: a father and daughter made the most of their time in corn teen with an epic dance battle, watch this. >> put your hands in the air! keep your hands apart, sanitize. >> reporter: they became an internet sensation overnight and are using the attention to help those most in need to connect with their own families. that duo join me live. thanks for being here. you are pretty impressive. this didn't start as a dance battle. it started with care packages. >> it did.

we have a lot of front line employees out of work so we were trying to deliver some care packages. to isolate we would say we don't need to see your face, just need your address. grocery bill care packages on the doorstep. jillian: how did it go from packages to this epic now seen around the country in the world dance battle? >> like everyone else we were trying to find time to have fun in the house. my daughter challenged me to a dance battle and i am 51 this year and never one to turn down a challenge so we went at it. jillian: talk about your dad's dance moves. >> he thinks they're good, i disagree but it is all right. he got the numbers.

i did in two minutes. it was a very interesting experience. >> i destroyed her. jillian: i think both of you have good dance moves. i am sure the response from kids in your school and neighborhood have been pretty awesome. what i people saying online? >> people aren't saying anything. no one knows my social media because i am not on facebook. >> he uses the old platforms. people are supporting us saying we've done three dances now and some people say i won, some say brooklyn won. we are coming back at you monday. jillian: i love it because you

bring smiles to so many people's faces and that is so important at this time. what is your message to people watching across the country? >> we are firm believer in our family that activity creates sickness. we are striving to stay as healthy as possible and find as many ways as possible to create positivity in our home. if we can have a father daughter dance battle we hope everyone watching has some fun so we can stay healthy and get out of it together. jillian: you are still doing the care package then request of come in for ipads and you are doing that as well. people want to help out. how can they reach you? >> they can reach me on my facebook page, i am in denver, colorado. i have an email address, we are

looking for ipad donations, hospitals reach out to us. there are a lot of elderly people with preeg conditions in bad shape. they can't have any family in the icus. they are not tech savvy. we are providing cash for them to connect with their family. jillian: thank you for sharing a little boy with us. we appreciate it and we watch to see what dance comes around next so have a good day. >> thank you. rob: got news for brooklyn. her dead can dance. it gets a lot worse than that when it comes to dads dancing. police turning to technology to enforce social distancing. watch this. >> we apologize for the inconvenience amid covid-19, this park is closed. rob: drones deployed to this crowd, social media reaction to

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this is the daytona beach police department. we apologize for the inconvenience but due to covid-19 this park is currently closed. >> drones part of social policig social distancing in florida. rob: carley shimkus here with the mixed reaction that these talking drones are getting. hey, carley. carley: the future is now. police departments in elizabeth, new jersey and daytona, florida are using drones to tell people to stop gathering and go home. now, the goal is to prevent police officers from having to physically enter crowds and deliver that message themselves. but this is getting a lot of reaction on social media and the reaction is mixed joe on facebook says thank you for the added protection from the ignorant and selfish among us. it is appreciated. but karen tweets okay, i get it.

but that's way too big brother for me. it does feel very sci-fi. this is not the time to be gathering. new jersey putting a $1,000 fine in place for those who do. rob: wait until those things are giving you speeding tickets. the president has been asking -- answering a thousands questions at these press conferences. i guess something about joe exotic was bound to happen. take a listen. >> one of the biggest rating hits of the coronavirus show on netflix is called tiger king. >> yeah. >> the man who is the star of this is asking you for a pardon saying he was unfairly convicted. >> i will take a look. is that joe exotic? carley: what a look. the president said he would take a look at pardons joe exotic tiger king serving a 22 year prison sentence for orchestrating a murder for hire plot. this is getting a bunch of reaction on social media, of course. she says she will vote for president trump if she pardons

joe exotic. oh, baby, make america exotic again. jillian: wine is gold these days. you have to safe it not like these woman. [laughter] carley: i mean, what can you say about that that video basically speaks for itself. it's pretty much 2020 in a nutshell. nicole parker from the u.k. posted that to facebook where it instantly went viral. one commenter says very accurate. but also wine is too precious. jillian what you said to waste these days. another person chatting in natalie said never related more in my life. drinking and social media, a lethal combination. jillian: yes, it is. but also providing us minutes of endless entertainment. rob: wine is telling to you stop staring at your phone all the

time. carley: her poor couch. nothing else to do. rob: too bad. carley, thank you so much. that will do it for us. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ steve: it is thursday, april 9th, 6:00 in the east. we start with a fox news alert. communities all across the country racing to save lives as the u.s. coronavirus cases top, as you can see right there screen left 432,000. nearly 15,000 people have died so far. according to new york, yesterday, they recorderred the deadliest day yet with at least 779 deaths in 24 hours. the state of knowledge also newo another parable record. ainsley: vice president pence giving a glimmer of hope saying