anthony fauci. he joins us later in the broadcast. as public health authorities across the globe work to contain it rapid spread of the coronavirus, some economists are gramming on the effects of -- are grappling with it. the nasdaq today reaching its 7th record close of this year. treasury secretary steven mnuchin predicted today that good times will continue to roll >> when we look at the forecast for 2020. business in the u.s. feels very good. there is no question now the two trade deals we have done will have an impact this year. lou: secretary mnuchin saying there will be another trade victory by the end of this year, a u.s.-u.k. trade deal. but the u.k. has restricted but not banned huawei equipment from its 5g networks despite the u.s. warning of huawei's security threat. on capitol hill, the dimms rolling on with their prattle. senator lindsey graham flying both sides of the aisle today. he congratulated serial liar and democratic house manager adam schiff for his performance at the dimms' sham impeachment proceeding. senator

fauci being particularly complimentary of the chinese for doing so.here is an sun confirmed -- there is an unconfirmed case in france. the outbreak began in chain pa bacchina backin december. reporter: they didn't alert the who of the outbreak of the sars disease. but we had the spread of social media and it's hard to hide from the people of china. when it's concentrated in the hands of one individual you have government officials within the local level and afraid to make mistakes. so they don't do anything or say anything. and there are concerns they may be hiding something. lou: susan li, thank you very much. the radical dimms impeachment managers continue to drone on tonight in the senate. adam schiff, adam schiff began the left's opening arguments today accusing president trump of trying to cheat in this year's elections. >> the president's misconducting not be decided at the ballot box. for we cannot be assured that the vote will be fairly won. lou: there you have it. adam schiff saying he doesn't trust our elections. he doesn't trust the america

anthony fauci, reassuring to have dr. fauci at the head of those working against this outbreak. doctor, as always, thanks so much for being with us and for informing us. >> good to be with you, lou. lou: appreciate it. and we're going to have much more on this deadly disease outbreak tonight and its transport to the united states, at least one case. we'll be talking with health and human services secretary alex azar here later in the show. president trump today in davos delivering the opening address at the world economic forum, and president trump sent a message to not only the global elites in attendance, but to working american men and women and their families as well. >> the time for skepticism is over. people are flowing back into our country, companies are coming back into our country. many of you who i know are coming back in with your plants and your factories. thank you very much. america's newfound prosperity is undeniable, unprecedented and unmatched anywhere in the world. america achieved this stunning turn around not by making miles per hour changes to a handle of -

fauci told me if the outbreak continues to spread, a widely available vaccine would still be at least a year away. for now officials emphasize the risk to the general public is low. but norah, they're still learning about this virus, including how quickly it is spreading from person to person. >> o'donnell: all right, dr. lapook, thank you. tonight, a dramatic turn in the case involve manning accused of murdering his wife and the mother of his five children. fotis dulos is in critical condition after apparently trying to end his own life. he was under house arrest awaiting trial. mola lenghi is following the case. >> reporter: drone footage captured the dramatic minutes farmington police officers tried to revive fotis dulos. officers found the 52-year-old unresponsive while sitting in his running vehicle in the garage of his farmington home. they performed c.p.r. for more than ten minutes, stopping only to check for a pulse. farmington police lieutenant timothy mckenzie. >> he had obvious signs of medical distress. officers forced entry and immediately began to perform life-saving mea

anthony fauci. he's the director of the nationgy institute of all and infectious diseases at the n.i.h. dr. fauci, welcome back to the news hour. we've seen this first case, a 6 60-something year old woman who went to china, got the virus, came home and apparently infected her husband once shewa back here. we know how viruses operate, especially among people who are living tother. on some level this is to be expected, but peopl seeing this news, what would you say to them for their alarm and their >> you know, i think you just said it. this is something to be expected when you have someone who is in very close contact with another individual that is infected. it is not surprising that there's transmission. the thing at would be of concern and that we're watching very carefully is what you call sustained transmission from one person to another to another to another. the system here right ow is that that individual who w just recently infected from a person who acs ally infected in china, came here, a

anthony fauci. a programming note before we turn to you.e'll be going live to wildwood, new jersey for the president's rally. we only await of course the president. doctor, it's great to have you with us. i want to focus on the number of cases that expand to 5,500 in china. 131 deaths. your analysis of what that means for the chinese? >> it reflects this an evolving, expanding situation in china. and i would expect the numbers to continue to go up. the real question will be the dramatic effort the chinese are taking in china to contain that epidemic which isn't going to be successful. that's something that we have no guarantee. the expanding numbers are clearly reflective of an outbreak that's accelerating. lou: the number of cases in this country remain confirmed at five. but now we learn there are more than 100 suspected cases in the united states. so my question to you is, do you have a profile of those 100 suspected cases, men, women, age, et cetera. and get your thoughts on that. >> i think you used the word suspected. it might be a li

tony fauci has decades of experience the. cdc boots on the ground.hey have done something called contact tracing. you talked about a case in chicago. that's a spouse. a spouse has very close contact. what we are trying to figure out is what if you only have casual contact. how contagious is this virus? how can you get it if you don't have symptoms yet? lou: unknown as you wrote in an op-ed does scare people. we are learning a lot more. i don't know if people are feeling more settled or less as a result. but the great news with these numbers from china, the good news for the chinese, it's not as deadly as sars or certainly even influenza. >> influenza kills 60,000 to 80,000 people a year in this country alone. it's already infected 20,000 people in this country alone. there are 6 cases in the united states. and they are walking down the street. lou: they may be thinking about the flu. >> if you want to wear a mask to protect yourself from the flu, i'm all for it. i like the travel advisories. i like that the cdc is going over there. lou: rationally is

fauci pointed out, with the most powerful tools in history. so what were the epidemiologic principles? basically, in any epidemic, the first step is you want to reduce the prevalence of persons capable of transmitting the infection. getting those people who are infected all on to treatment so they can't pass it on to others. and then our goal is to achieve an incidence of less than 1 in 100,000 americans. that's the world health organization definition for ongoing epidemic and the absence of being able to eradicate it. what happens over time is eventually deaths people experience at the end of their natural life exceed new infections. and from that point forward, your prevalence starts to decline. so we pulled together that there were four principle means we needed to do this. very familiar to people who work in any form of infectious disease. you need to diagnose everybody who's got it. treat those who have got it effectively. approach those who don't have it but are at risk and offer them means of preventing getting the infection themselves.

director anthony fauci said the chinese are being more honest than they were ever in the past. >> i washere during the sars epidemic. this time around they are being transparent. lou: the mortality rate for the coronavirus is running at .03%. that's about the same as the h1n1 swine flu. but much lower than the recent outbreaks of other deadly viruses such as sars or mers. president trump make an appearance at the march for life today. pass for robert jeffress joins us next to talk about the president, the upon president with the guts to appear in person and support the right to life. joe biden orders the left-wing media not to report facts. we'll take that with up with john solomon. stay with us. much more straight ahead. i'm your mother in law. and i like to question your every move. like this left turn. it's the next one. you always drive this slow? how did you make someone i love? that must be why you're always so late. i do not speed. and that's saving me cash with drivewise. my son, he did say that you were the safe option. and that's the nicest thing you ever said to me. so get al

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fauci say it could get serious and we have to prepare for the worst.or to run out and get masks and take precautions? what is the line between monitor and take action? >> for one thing, we're right in the middle of flu season, 15 to 20 million people have already the leave alr he ustates from the flu. zero people have died in the united states from coronavirus. so the first thing is get the flu vaccine so you won't have that confusion. i have flu-like symptoms, maybe i was in contact with somebody from china and now what do i do. the other thing simple things, high g hygiene. cough not into the arm of a crack but the crook of the arm. >> do the masks work? >> the problem of the mask, they may give partial protection because if it's a droplet and the virus in the droplet it will protect it. but remember, the virus is so small it can go through the masks p mask. not perfect. >> jon lapook, thank you so much. we'll be right back. my money should work as hard as i do. that's why i use my freedom unlimited card every time i get gas. give me a little slack!

anthony fauci from the national institutes of health says human-to-human transmission is a game changer>> when you get sustained transmissibility from one person to another to another to another, then you have a more serious problem, because then that would allow for a much broader type of an outbreak. >> reporter: in the united states, the c.d.c. has deployed about 100 workers to airports in new york, los angeles, and san francisco to screen passengers arriving from infected regions. people here are getting ready to make what's known as the world's biggest annual migration, making nearly three billion trips to celebrate chinese new year. and while the risk of a u.s. outbreak is still low, the c.d.c. says it is something they're watching very carefully. maurice? >> dubois: okay, ramy tonight in wuhan, china. breaking news now on the president's impeachment trial. the senate majority leader just released his proposed rules for the trial which the senate will debate tomorrow. this latest move by the senate's lead republican comes hours after the president's lawyers laid out their game pla

director anthony fauci said the chinese are being more honest than they were ever in the past. >> i washere during the sars epidemic. this time around they are being transparent. lou: the mortality rate for the coronavirus is running at .03%. that's about the same as the h1n1 swine flu. but much lower than the recent outbreaks of other deadly viruses such as sars or mers. president trump make an appearance at the march for life today. pass for robert jeffress joins us next to talk about the president, the upon president with the guts to appear in person and support the right to life. joe biden orders the left-wing media not to report facts. we'll take that with up with john solomon. stay with us. much more straight ahead. i'm your mother in law. and i like to question your every move. like this left turn. it's the next one. you always drive this slow? how did you make someone i love? that must be why you're always so late. i do not speed. and that's saving me cash with drivewise. my son, he did say that you were the safe option. and that's the nicest thing you ever said to me. so get al

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anthony fauci joins us tomorrow as well as brexit party leader nigel farage. good night from new york. [♪] trish: no witnesses. democrats do not have the votes. so it's time for america to close the book on impeachment. so much for the left's big, brillennant intellectual hero. >> i think it will go down as one of the great performances. >> senatorial eloquence. >> i thought it was dazzling. >> by most accounts it was a virtuoso performance. trish: it's time for the media to stop listening to this guy who is a digsing for his community production of "hamilton." >> those words with written by hamilton. hamilton wrote. hamilton envisions. >> hamilton explained. trish: i want to share with you a hamilton quote of my own. one that adam schiff ought to heed. i quote i thought it my duty to exhibit things as they are, not as they ought to be. get it? as they are. not as the democrats and adam schiff think they ought to be. things are as they are. as in the original transcript providing everything we needed to know. for those still in doubt, ambassador sondland was p

fauci, yesterday we were talking about the plane moving americans. plus here to america. there were reports that they were going to be held for three days and then they were going to be released if they were okay. is that the case because we had some doctors that have been on our show saying that they need to be watched for weeks, maybe a month. what's the truth there? >> well, what the cdc is going to be doing is getting these individuals and not only get eting a history of what the level of risk. i mean, all of them are not at low risk because they have been in the epicenter in wuhan. but they are either medium or high risk. the people who are high risk will get a further examination. the people who are at lower risk will get a swab from their nose where they will do a diagnostic test. if that's negative, they will then be able to go. but they have instructions if they have any symptoms or any fever then they will know exactly what to do with it. they will not be kept the entire 15 days those individuals. ainsley: are we safe to fly? many of us are

fauci. >> thank you, mr. secretary, nancy. a brief snapshot of the countermeasures in the form of diagnostics, therapeutics, and vaccines that are being investigated and pursued by the nih, by our contractors, and by our collaborators in industry. first, with regard to diagnostics. the cdc has rapidly developed a diagnostic based on the published sequence of the virus. the nih together with the cdc will work on next-generation diagnostics that are more .- of-care so we can get them or distributed to people throughoun the world. next is therapeutics. there is no proven therapy for coronavirus infection. yet, there are now ongoing studies that have been initiated with the previous experience we had with sars and with mers. for example, back event and between those outbreaks and the current one, a number of antiviral drugs have been tested in vitro, in some animal models, and even in the field anecdotally with historic controls. one of them is the antiviral linda severe, which some of you may remember was one of the elements in t

anthony fauci, thank you. >>> more straight ahead in the "newsroom." it all starts now.

fauci, i know it is a busy time for you appreciate you being here. >> good to be here >> thank you >>> we're going to move to an nbc news investigation our explosive reporting on the recent crisis in iran that nearly reached a boiling point nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us now with these surprising details >> nearly reaching a boiling point is right nbc news investigation, including interviews with a dozen military officials, revealed that the u.s. and iran came closer to the brink of war than previously reported, and it wouldn't take much for tensions to escalate again. >> reporter: overnight, president trump again celebrating a strike that killed iran's general, soleimani. >> soleimani was actively planning new attacks, but we ended his bloody rampage forever. >> reporter: now, new details from interviews with a dozen military officials on what led the u.s. so close to the brink of war on december 29th, at mar-a-lago, meeting with secretary of state pompeo, defense secretary else per, and chairman general mark milley, president trump authorized the soleimani

anthony fauci what can be done to contain this. thank you for taking the time. >> good to be with you. neil: to you, doctor, how serious is this? >> well this is something that we need to take seriously. obviously it is an evolving situation as you see literally on a day-by-day basis we are seeing more and more cases. we don't know the extent which the transmissibility is efficient from person-to-person. we know for sure it can be transmitted from person-to-person. it likely jumps species from a animal reservoir into humans and now it is spreading among humans. this is something you take very seriously. should we be worried about it, i often get asked that question? i don't think the american public should be worried about it, but people, officials in the department of health and human services and homeland security obviously take this very seriously. neil: now, doctor, from what i understand, there is a incubation period where those arriving let's say from asia, china, more to the point wouldn't have any signs for the first five o

anthony fauci. on spreading coronavirus.t national economic council director larry kudlow. congressman doug collins on this extraordinary, just, deadly, dull, impeachment proceeding in the u.s. senate. but we'll have the latest for you, right at the top of the hour. please join us. liz: like watching crabgrass grow, lou. >> you know crabgrass is more exciting. liz: there you go. watching europe grow. lew, thank you. so much. we'll watch lou's show. >>> look at this tulsi gabbard coming out swinging against hillary clinton after filing a 50 million-dollar defamation lawsuit against gabbard. that clinton care le list maliciously impunedded gab ard's reputation. watch gap barred tearing into hillary clinton on "fox & friends." >> i dedicated my entire adult life to serving my country. for hillary clinton and her powerful allies to attempt to smear me, accuse me, implying that i'm a traitor to the country i love, is something i cannot allow to go unchecked. once again this is a clear attempt to try to intimidate an silence those

>> for that, fox talked to anthony fauci who is the head of the national institute of allergies and infectioushings to reinsure americans, let's watch. >> people tend to get concerned, it's understandable and it's our job to be transparent with them, not holding back any information, nor exaggerating anything and instilling fear where they don't need to. i think we can say right now given what going on, the risk to the american public is low but that does not mean we should not be taking this situation very seriously. >> he talked about ten candidates for vaccines undergoing trials come in about a eur a year or two, we might se possibly antiviral drugs. i think the administration is doing a lot. >> china is taking drastic measures, closing up entire cities. >> that's unbelievable to me, there's never been anything like that in history. wherever quarantines have been applied to entire regions, people panic. you know what they do? they take fewer precautions and try to escape. this must be happening because there are way more cases than being told, it looks like chinese health authorities were s

anthony fauci, director, national institute of allergy and infectious diseases.ing about the latest on the coronavirus. also among our guests, house minority leader kevin mccarthy. he is raising tons of money and the trump defense team is wrapping up its final day of opening arguments. former white house political director ed rollins joins me. we'll be taking up the president's rally and the great blue state of state of new jersey. all that and more, please john us at the top of the hour. liz? liz: great to see you. thanks for joining us, lou dobbs. >> i am delighted. liz: same here. coming up the million dollar question, now taking washington by storm. who leaked the bolton manuscript to "the new york times"? the store next. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just the charger then? ummm... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ yeah! (sarcastically) fantastic. earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited. chase. make more of what's yours. (whistling) ♪. liz: who leaked the bolton manuscript to the "new york times" with allegations about president donald trump and ukraine

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fauci from nih, one of our leading officials for infectious diseases said we really need the to see evidence. liz: cdc is reporting it too. experts there are saying it. >> right. in news conferences they have said that but we need to see scientific evidence. we do evidence-based medicine here that would be very important. liz: china sealed off 13 cities, 56 million people in defacto quarantine. >> right. liz: that is about the size of the population of south africa. that sounds pretty big. >> yes, that is very strong public health response. this is quite, you know, quite, a experience they're going through there. they're doing the best they can to control it. it is fast-moving. here in the u.s. we have a different approach. we're identifying cases, isolating them. then quarantining and doing active surveillance of all the contacts to try to identify of the problem is, if people, as, if it is true as we begun to hear, that asymptomatic individuals can spread the virus, that is a game changer. >> that is a game-changer. >> that would make it spread much more. liz: doctor, thank you. we know yo

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anthony fauci is a real legend in the infectious diseases.ndedly brought the world's attention to hiv/aids and now he is focusing on infectious diseases coming from overseas to the united states. the chinese say they have the virus pretty much wrapped up but can we believe them after all the lies they spewed before about things like this? legendary former prosecutor. andrew mccarthy. one of best in the world will be here to talk about what is happening with the impeachment trial. by the way andrew, andy schiff came out with something -- connell: adam schiff. >> adam schiff forgive me. adam schiff just came out with a statement that we're going to amaze you by when you hear it. ask for andy mccarthy's termtation what exactly this guy meant t has been a long day. connell, see you at top of the hour. david asman. deirdre: the car that drives itself. we'll show you the look at the future of driverless cars. no steering wheel, no pedals, no rear view mirrors. that is actually perfect for me. connell: that's good. ♪. about being a scientist at 3m.

anthony fauci, thank you. >>> more straight ahead in the "newsroom." it all starts now. hello again. thank you so much for being with me this saturday. i am fredricka whitfield. with the impeachment trial of president donald j. trump set to begin next week, photos last night show more documentation of indicted associate lev parnas meeting with president trump. the latest new evidence is the third release this week showing parnas in close connection with the president and his family. the president repeatedly denied knowing parnas at all. >> i don't know this gentleman. now, it's possible i have a picture with him because i have a picture with everybody. i don't know them. i don't know about them, i don't know what they do but i don't know, maybe they were clients of rudy, you would have to ask rudy. >> i don't know parnas, i guess i had pictures taken which i do with thousands of people, including people today i didn't meet, but just met them. i don't know him at all. don't know what he's about. don't know where he comes from, know nothing about him. he is probably trying

anthony fauci, the department of health and human services secretary. alex azar joining us.adly china coronavirus outbreak that has now arrived in the united states. what our government is doing to stop it. president trump, today, his legal team, and attorney robert ray on the impeachment trial. by the way, the republicans of the senate are holding together. david bossie, ed rollins, dr. michael pillsbury among our guests. we hope you will join us at the top of the hour. thanks so much. liz, back to you. >> great to see you lou. we'll be watching. next up the debate, do voters polls that the democrats may have undercut themselves in their three years long push to get rid of the president at all costs? voters feel pretty much the same way they did about the president before the impeachment inquiry began. that hot debate coming up. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs, for everyone you love. expedia. for everyone you love. most people think as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we

anthony fauci, the director of the u.s. national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. >> the risk to the united states for thisis to be a big problem r even a problem at all is very low. that does not mean we should not take it seriously. we are taking it veryy seriousl. all of thee various agencies tht are involved in the federal government response is taking this very seriously. but the mesessage to the general public is this is something that you should not be woworrying abt at night that this is going to be some sort of serious issue for r you. amy: democratic presidential candidate tulsi gabbard has sued former secretary of state hillary clinton for defamation after clinton suggested the hawaii congressmember is a russian asset in an interview last year. congressmember gabbard said she's filing the $50 million defamation lawsuit because clinton's comments harmed her presidential campaign. in central america, the world food programme says that crop failures driven by climate-fueled drought are driving forced mi