aishah: this is a fox news alert. i'm aishah hasnie in new york. we are watching live pictures from ahmedabad, india where the first lady and the president have arrived with a delegation as they head towards motera stadium which will be where a large rally will be held for the president and prime minister modi. this is the first of a two-day tour of the nation. the president's first official visit to india. mr. trump and his host, prime minister tha modi are expected o deliver a speech. they were greeted in the state of gujarat. it's the home state for modi. this is where he was born and where he served as chief minister. it will be a source of great pride as he welcomes the president of the united states to his home state. we saw the presidential motorcade travel a short distance to the mahatma gandhi's ashram on the sabarmati river. now we are watching as the motorcade and the first couple head towards motera stadium which happens to be the world's largest cricket arena with a capacity of 100,000 spectators. if you can imagine what 100,000 peck d

aishah: if it's supposed to be a ceremonial visit.ul, warm welcome from the india people in the state of the gujarat. as promised the president is seeing millions possibly of locals lining the streets, waving the indian flag, smiling, ringing bells, waving. just cheering, welcoming this president. it's been a while. it's been a little bit since they have had a up s. president visit. i believe the last type a u.s. president visited india was in 2015 when president obama visited for the second time. this is a long time coming. and as in true indian fashion, this is the country that produces fantastic bollywood flips. we saw a ceremonial welcome at the airport with dancers and traditional bollywood garb. the capacity is over 100,000 at the stadium. and it's expected to be completely full. tell us more about what we are expecting to happen today just the president's itinerary. he's heading to the ashram. what happens next? >> he will be coming to motera stadium. it looks like the. he has done his work and he will fill pretty much every st

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aishah: yeah, it's an incredible sight. any moment now we are going to see the president come out along with. he modi of india. they will share the stage and north modi will speak first and first and the president will make remarks to 100,000 people, the world's largest cricket stadium. you can see the close-up shots of people. they are having a good time. it's almost 2:00 local time in ahmedabad, india, the state of gujarat. modi's home state. and basically him welcoming. he'sing ar -- he's having him an his home state of gujarat. it's incredible as we look forward to having the president cop out on the stage. from ahmedabad the first couple will go to agra to tour the taj mahal. then they will move to new delhi. then he will take place in a wreath laying ceremony for mahatma gandhi. then the president and the first lady will be honored at a state banquet. this is the first trip to india as president but it's his 8th meeting with prime minister modi. they have obviously created a close relationship. he will only be there a

aishah: i'm aishah hasnie. respiratory syndrome. back to grade gutfeld. >> "the greg gutfeld show" presents. the 2020 candidates. greg: don't knock us for the caucus, the iowa caucus was picture day at school and the democratic party was the kid that shaved half his head with dads razor the night before. all the planning and pressure to get it right. mom even got him a new outfit. but sadly the kickoff to the campaign was a night of nothing. so no winner was declared on monday night and until thursday night all precincts were reported, mayor pete and bernie separated by a half of a percentage point. elizabeth warren came in fifth and pocahontas county iowa. [laughter] not even kidding. [laughter] that is like me coming in last and got filled awesome county utah. which is it. the associated press will not clear winner in the dnc wants to restate kansas . everyone's moving on to new hampshire, bloomberg is trying to match trump's trolling game and doubling his add. ♪. greg: that was the opposite of not sucking. a 5-year-old on a sugar

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie.us now deadlier than sars, claiming 881 lives. the death toll from sars was 774. health officials reporting cases of the virus were down the previous 24 hours. they say that may indicate growth of the virus is slowing. the cdc permitted four people who showed symptoms on a cruise in new jersey to be discharged after testing negative for the coronavirus. a mother and ask six children were killed in a house fire. i'm aishah hasnie. virus. judge jeanine: the democrats make a wish on a falling star and joe biden sputters, trailing in the polls yet again. can the party regroup after the iowa debacle? probably not. former trump 2016 campaign manager and 2020 campaign, i imagine you feel good about the week the president has had this week. >> two back to back middle east, and the democrat side in iowa, and then you look at what i think could go down as the best speech he never made, the state of the union tuesday night, and reminding the american people of how strong we are. we had a couple g

i'm aishah hasnie.pi governor kate reeves declared a state of emergency after historic flooding. parts of jackson is under evacuation orders. the river is expected to crest at 38 feet and could remain at dangerously high levels the next few days. a turkish delegation is set to travel to russia among criticism that the situation in syria is in a critical situation. president erdogan said there were too many refugees for him to take care of. i'm aishah hasnie. jesse: bernie sanders may have cop out on top in new hampshire, but he's got democrats rattled. some say he may take down the entire party. here is carville. >> i'm scared to get. i'm not about a revolution. i'm not an ideologue. politics is building a coalition, shaping a message that you can do. there is a certain part of the democratic party that wants us to be a cult. i'm not interested in being in a cult. i'm 75 years old and i'm not a culty person. jesse: joining us, lou dobbs. you are not a culty person. lou: i'm not a joiner. jesse: do you t

i'm aishah hasnie. under way as to who was behind the rocket attack on military facilities in baghdad. iraqi security forces officers claim the two of rockets fell inside the u.s. embassy compound while another one hit near the coalition base. it looks like no one was hurt. democratic presidential hopefuls setting their sights on nevada and south carolina. two states with high minority populations. they also may be a comeback opportunity for joe biden. i'm aishah hasnie. mark: professor burton folsom, roosevelt didn't just sic the irs on opponents. >> huey long was most visible, and he was a threat. mark: senator? >> he was a dominant figure in the state of louisiana. and as such he wanted to run for president. and the problem for roosevelt was he had his subsidies going so echo beat the republican. but long was coming within the democratic party. because he was from louisiana, he would have a chance to do well in the southern states as george wallace did when he ran in 968. if you had long doing that a

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie.ifth democratic caucuses, bernie sanders is pulling ahead of joe biden. pete buttigieg has the biggest drop. former new york mayor mike bloomberg who will not be on the nevada ballot is the most talked about candidate. he has spent $417 million on his campaign. rain delaying the daytona 500. the president taking a lap on the historic track. he was also the grand marshal of the race. i'm aishah hasnie. ♪ ♪ >> america defends those founding documents and our founders gave us ai system designed to restrain this dangerous impulse. theyey chose to entrust american power to those most invested in the fate of our nation and to be proud and fiercely independent people. together we are restoring american freedom, defending american justice, preserving the extraordinary vision of our founding fathers. >> pennsylvania is the place where our founding fathers prayed for american independence and where the army weathered its brutal winter at valley forge and where general george washington led his m

thanks for that update aishah.ping up into attorney general bill barr as 2020 election nears. 1,000 dx oj alumni and media analyst sign petition condemning how it was handled. live in reaction from lark. good morning, david. >> good morning rob and julianne i checked latest number 1142 former justice department employees calling on the attorney general to resign they signed this petition asking for barr to step aside. following his public interjection into the roger stone case i want to read part of petition to you that reads, quote, mr. barr action in doing the president personal bidding unfortunately speak louder than his words and stone now a long time friend of president trump was quite a bitted in november of witness tampering and lying to congress. the government recommended a 7 to 9 year sentence president trump publicly complained about that sentence on twitter and next day barr's team at the justice department pulled back the sentence arguing it was too tough. four career prosecutors quit the case doj offi

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie. stars are out in hollywood tonight for the 92nd academy award. "parasite" taking home best picture honors. the first foreign film to win that award. it also took home the most awards of the night followed by 917 which won three awards. a picture perfect launch from cape canaveral. an atlas 5 rocket lifting an orbiter into space. it will also show how the sun can affect the space environment through the solar system. the silver orbiter is an international collab a 5 effort between nasa and the international space agency. abby: welcome back to "foxnation in-depth." sports are part of the fabric of american culture. we take you inside some of the greatest venues and traditions in american sports history. take a look. we are here in miami filming a brand-new episode of american arenas. this is the 54th super bowl so there is ae lot of history woven into this game. we'll visit the nfl experience. the fox takeover of south beach. and a look into the big game. >> i don't care who you are if

aishah, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren and cheryl.se could vote on that resolution as early as today. it condemns house speaker pelosi's actions as a, quote, breach of decorum that brought discredit on the house. speaker pelosi stole the spotlight from the president's state of the union address on tuesday. as president trump finished speaking, she ripped up a copy of his speech and told reporters she did that because it was a, quote, manifesto of mis mistrut. congressman matt gates announced he's filing an ethics complaint against the speaker. >> she disgraced the house of representatives, she embarrassed our country and she destroyed official records. the law does not allow the speaker of the house to destroy the records of the house. >> reporter: here's the other part to this. a person close to the speaker tells us that ripping was not pre-planned but video here you appears to show otherwise. you can see the speaker pull the speech behind the desk and then prerip the pages. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are debating on how ba

. >> aishah has more on the state of the democratic party.ood morning, lauren and blake, yeah so democrats don't just want a democratic president. they want to keep their seats in congress as well. and there's growing concerns even pan pick you could say in congress that bernie sanders may not deliver. i think he could be challenging in parts of the country that we have to win in order to win the presidency and win a majority in the senate i think we should be run on agenda that can get us 55 votes in the senate. another thomas freshman democrat from a swing district told us it's bad. we aring having conversations about how to deal with this. even ao c admits her guy might have to surprise on far left policies hike medicare for all. she told huffing ton post a president can't wave a imagine pick wand and pass any legislation they want. the worst case scenario we compromised deeply and we end up getting public option. while the chatter about bernie gets louder house speaker nancy pelosi once again trying to shush her party. >> this is not just

oral or nasal. ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm aishah hasnie. trump firing carico key impeachment witnesses. first, ambassador to the european union, gordon sondland was recalled on friday. sondland saying in a statement that the work was "the highlight of his career." early on the same day, lieutenant colonel alexander vindman was removed from his post with the national security counsel and escorted off the white house grounds. in the meantime, antarctica has broken its record warmest temperature ever recorded, hitting 65 degrees fahrenheit, the new high recorded at argentina's esperanza research station on the very northern tip of the antarctic peninsula. the previous record was 63.5 degrees, which is reached in march of 2015, the same location, and it comes days after earth so it's warmest january ever. i'm aishah hasnie, back to "hannity." ♪ >> sean: so the fallout over the deep state and abuse of power is by no means over. president trump weighed in on this matter earlier today. take a look. >> well, we were abused by the fisa process. ther

lauren: aishah, thank you very much.l: the coronavirus outbreak has been slamming the stock market as you all know. one federal reserve official doesn't think it's time for the bank to cut interest rates. chicago's fed president, charles evan, was speaking in mexico estimate he said the central bank should see how the coronavirus is affecting the economy before they make any changes in monetary policy. he's not a voting member of the fed but we listen to his comments. the futures market is pricing in a 92% chance of a fed rate cut at next month's policy making meeting. lauren: that is a big number. meanwhile, facebook canceling the biggest event of the year because of the virus. the developer conference was due to be held in can important ya in -- california, but that is not happening. hong kong's government says the dog of a coronavirus patient has now tested positive for a low level of the disease. the dog has been quarantined until it's known whether it actually has the virus or if it's carrying it in its mouth and no

lauren: aishah, thank you very much. two more major u.s.panies are warning about the impact of the virus on their bottom lines. united airlines, that stock tumbling more than 3% yesterday, shares of mastercard plunging more than 4% and of course the cruise lines devastated yesterday as well. cheryl: we'll see how the stocks perform today. now a fox business alert for you. quote, the u.s. and india partnership is stronger than ever before. that is from president trump and actually he is speaking right now in india. let's take you to some live pictures. he continues his two-day trip to india. we believe we've got live pictures. if not, we have kevin cork standing by live in new delhi where the president is right now and we're looking for some pictures of mr. trump. kevin stand by now to president trump. >> we know many of you have invested. we thank you. thank you very much, mr. president. you've made us even richer. but the fact is, other than yesterday, which was something pretty bad with respect to the virus and we'll see what happens. i s

aishah hasnie live in studio.ll the move a political stunt. >> reporter: the empire is actor facing 60 charges, special prosecutors don't think they were given a good enough explanation why the original case would drop. it revealed jussie smollett planned and participated in a staged hate crime attack. numerous statements to chicago police department officers on multiple occasions. the legal team questioning the charges were appropriately dismissed the first time because they were not supported by the evidence. the attempt teresa bree prosecutor jussie smollett one year later on the eve of the state attorney election is clearly all about politics, not just us. it was a year ago jussie smollett told police he was attacked by two masked men who taunted him with homophobic and racial slurs and beat him. police determined he faked the entire thing. >> i have been truthful and consistent on every level since day one. one of the worst of my entire life. >> reporter: prosecutors dropped the case. whether kim fox influenc

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm aishah hasnie.n to fight wildfires. the bureau of lands management building 11,000 miles of fuel breaks to combat "wildfires. the fuel breaks will stretch across the great basin states, the same area where 13 million acres of land have been lost to those fires. some scientists remain sceptical. a washington mother and daughter were arrested in the kidnapping plot of a newborn baby. the mother became drowsy after eating a cupcake they gave her. police say the suspects were planning to steal and raise the baby. show. greg: take a lesson from mikey, don't extort nike. [laughter] greg: former lawyer for stormy daniels, michael avenatti was convicted for $24 million from nike, the litigating lollipop said he was taking an aggressive legal move but the baldheaded bozo is facing up to 42 years in june when he has two more trials coming up facing charges of defrauding stormy daniels and other clients. she hired him to screw trump and turned out he screwed her instead. [laughter] anyway he is the worst lawye

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie.eople are dead in northeast tideland. victims of a soldier who went on a shooting ranl page during a financial dispute. heed killed at least 19 more. the gunman went into hiding inside that mall. police are still look for him. the coronavirus epidemic is still growing in china with no end in site. the death toll is 811, surpassing the deaths from the sars epidemic in 2002. responsible one american has died so far, a -- a 60-year-old man who died in wuhan, the epicenter of the virus. judge jeanine: the democrats make a wish on a falling star and joe biden sputters, trailing in the polls yet again. can the party regroup after the iowa debacle? probably not. former trump 2016 campaign manager and 2020 campaign, i imagine you feel good about the week the president has had this week. >> two back to back middle east, and the democrat side in iowa, and then you look at what i think could go down as the best speech he never made, the state of the union tuesday night, and reminding the american

rob: aishah hasnie joins us as controversy is brewing on this. >> reporter: a big win for donald trump fight is not over yet. a new york court of appeals overturning a lower court ruling that originally stopped the administration's 2017 move to withhold grant money for many states the refused to cooperate with federal immigration laws was early this month william barr announced sanctions against left-wing sanctuary cities that jeopardize domestic security. the doj spokesman wrote this, today's decision recognizes the lawful authority of the attorney general to ensure the department of justice grant recipients are not at the same time affording federal law enforcement priorities. this is welcome news for law enforcement like chuck jenkins who just told laura ingram last night how long they have been dealing with criminals who shouldn't be here in the first place. >> a largely rural county, population 250,000 people but we never solve problems with gang crime, criminal element that bled over from the hotbeds of illegal aliens. jillian: he says they've been dealing with it for years, new

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie.st two days to go before the new hampshire primaries, presidential wannabes are trying persuade undecided voters. joe biden is still leading in most national polls. but pete buttigieg is seeing a surge in recent numbers despite attacks over his age and low support among african-american voters. president trump release a budget proposal tomorrow that cuts for deep cuts in medicare and medicaid while boosting defense funding for veterans. abby: welcome back to "foxnation in-depth." sports are part of the fabric of american culture. we take you inside some of the greatest venues and traditions in american sports history. take a look. we are here in miami filming a brand-new episode of american arenas. this is the 54th super bowl so there is ae lot of history woven into this game. we'll visit the nfl experience. the fox takeover of south beach. and a look into the big game. >> i don't care who you are if you are a super bowl fan or not a football fan. the super bowl is the one game you wat

aishah hasnie joins us as controversy is brewing. >> the fight may not be over yet.urt of appeals overturning the lower court ruling that originally stopped the administration's 2017 moved withhold great money for many state that refuses to cooperate with federal immigration laws. earlier this month attorney general william barr announced sweeping sanctions against left-wing sanctuary cities that jeopardize domestic security. the doj spokesman wrote about that ruling, today's decision rightly recognizes the lawful authority of the attorney general to ensure department of justice grant recipients are not thwarting federal law enforcement priorities. this welcome news for law enforcement like maryland sheriff chuck jenkins who told laura in the last night how long they've been dealing with criminals who shouldn't be here in the first place. >> this has been affecting us for years prior to them declaring sensory status we were single, global and, criminal illegal aliens come up from, and pg counties, leading to frederick county, we've been dealing with a crime. >> there

. [♪] aishah: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm aishah hasnie.ns unapologetic after a public rebuke by his attorney general to not interfere with the department of justice. the president saying he has the legal right to intervene in any criminal case after a.g. barr tapped an outside prosecutor to review the case of michael flynn and the doj pushed for a lesser sentence in the case of roger stone. several are calling on the a.g. to resign. michael avenatti found guilty in the case involving nike. the jury found that he tried to extort nike for millions. he's facing 42 years in prison. judge jeanine: president trump and presidential hopeful michael bloomberg battling it out in a twitter feud. now there is a report he could be trying to recruit hillary clinton as a running mate. really, mike? let's ask my panel, lisa boothe and chris hahn. what we have got here is michael bloomberg talking about bringing on hillary clinton as a possible running mate. what do you think the chance of that are. >> i think the chances are zero. whoever the democratic n

cheryl: aishah, thank you. breaking news overnight, scandal at credit suisse.spying scandal at the bank. thomas gotstein will be replacinreplacing one of the em. lauren: let's take a look at some of the other headlines. uber shares are spiking, after the ceo said he expects uber to be profitable on an adjusted basis by the end of this year, that's ahead of the original goal of 2021. uber announcing the fourth quarter loss narrowed more than expected. another service could be threatening the streaming wars. the viacom cbs is working to expand into a rebrand on cbs all access, including more content from viacom assets like mtv and paramount pictures. an ad free and premium version of the unnamed service are expected. well, the prosecution in harvey weinstein's sex abuse scandal at his trial rested his case yesterday. now the defense team may be working on a possible appeal, that according to the wall street journal. it says weinstein's lawyers are highlighting failure to turn over key evidence and judicial rulings. the disgraced movie mogul is accused of sexually

back to you. >> aishah, back to you. >> u.s.ntelligence official telling fox news there's no evidence that suggest that russia is making a specific play to boost trump reelection despite earlier report. other report are saying that russia may be attempting to interfere in the election to help bernie sanders win the democratic nomination. now yesterday joe biden claimed russia has a spent a lot of money on bots to attack him but that claim came from his campaign staff and not intelligence officials. >> well investors are bracing for our sharply lower open this morning as more countries are filling the impact of china's corona virus. michael founder strategy with us as we're looking at a major selloff in the premarket dow down 724 right now. is it just the corona virus, what is the real concern here this morning? for markets in your opinion? >> the problem with this corona virus is no longer few people getting sick here and there. the problem is most of china is going to end up under quarantine and there's no end in sight and if c

aishah, thanks so much.: now to this story we've been following, quarantined coronavirus patients will not come to alabama. they are backtracking on the plan to bring them to a fema facility. of the 300 americans on the ship, 14 have tested positive for coronavirus. cases now surging in south korea and itly, over 2600 people have died worldwide, nearly 80,000 people have been infected. rob: president trump's public charge rule goes into effect nationwide today. it will make it harder for legal immigrants to get green cards if they receive public benefits like food stamps. the department of homeland security says it could cost billions of taxpayer dollars. the rule was given the green light by the supreme court last week. gillian gillian: 20,000 people expected to pack into the staples center today to pay respects to kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna. they died in a helicopter crash outside los angeles last month. rob: the date, february 24th, honors their basketball jersey numbers, two and 24. this will b

that's right. >> aishah live with what we know at this moment about about this patient and others aishahg. >> so we know this is a northern california resident now hospitalized at uc davis in sacramento as doctors try to figure out how they caught the virus. the person had not recently traveled to a foreign country or been in contact with another confirmed patient. and this is now sparking fear that we may have our first instance of a community spread. the cdc warning there will be more cases as a the president insist the risk to other americans is still low. >> of the 15 people, the original 15 as i call them eight of them have returned to their home to stay in their home until fully recovered. one is in the hospital and five have fully recovered. and one is we think in pretty good shape. and it's in between hospital and going home. >> the president appointed vice president mike pence to head the country through funds and meantime south korea and a u.s. postponing their annual military joint drill because of the risk. south korea has 21 confirmed cases among its military. while one u.s.

aishah hasnie joins us with backlash from the mainstream media. >> the president speaking first at aional prayer breakfast where nancy pelosi was sitting just feet away. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that was not so. heather: the president spoke to america, unfiltered, claiming victory after his acquittal, slamming the speaker by name. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person and she wanted to impeach a long time ago and i pray for the president. she prays for the opposite. >> the mainstream media not happy about either of the president's post acquittal speeches. >> i don't know who will look like a crystal a follower of jesus with this kind of conversation and vitriol. >> why would you not want to accept at least prayer or that kind of positive gesture. making clear consequences. >> it was infected -- a vindictive and full of revenge, mean-spirited and poisonous, spiteful. heather: in a scathing news conference of her on the speaker condemned the president for lacki

aishah hasnie joins us with the state of the democratic party. a lot of concerns here. >> reporter: it is so early but there are concerns, democrats don't just want to democratic president. they want to keep their seats in congress and are in panic over whether bernie sanders can deliver. >> it could be challenging in parts of the country that we have to win to win the presidency and when a majority of the senate. we should be running on an agenda that can get us 55 votes in the senate. >> reporter: another anonymous freshman democrat from a swing district told us it is bad. we are having conversations how to deal with this. even aoc admits her guy might have to compromise on policies like medicare for all. a president can't wave a magic wand and pass any legislation they want. worst-case scenario we compromise deeply and end of getting a public option. the chatter about bernie gets louder, nancy pelosi once again trying to shush her party. >>:cool and collected. just because some people may not like one candidate or another that is politics. it

i'm aishah hasnie.se: bernie sanders may have cop out on top in new hampshire, but he's got democrats rattled. some say he may take down the entire party. here is carville. >> i'm scared to get. i'm not about a revolution. i'm not an ideologue. politics is building a coalition, shaping a message that you can do. there is a certain part of the democratic party that wants us to be a cult. i'm not interested in being in a cult. i'm 75 years old and i'm not a culty person. jesse: joining us, lou dobbs. you are not a culty person. lou: i'm not a joiner. jesse: do you think bernie sanders could wrap the democrats? >> if he gets the nomination he will be formidable. he will lose badly to the president. but he will be formidable. he has the fear of god in all of them except elizabeth warren. he's so far to the left and he's pushing hard. jesse: she played the gender card on him and i think that may have been part of her downfall. biden, what happened to him here he is trying to act tough on the view. >> people

i'm aishah hasnie.ng more about the attack that left two american soldiers dead and six wound. the attack was carried out by an individual in an afghan uniform armed with a machine gun. it happened during a meeting. no group claimed responsibility but officials are not ruling out isis. the two soldiers are identified from arizona and new mexico. two officers were shot in new york city. the gunman has a history of violent attacks. mark: professor randy barnett. do you have to have witnesses in the senate? this became a big issue, even more than the articles themselves at one point. >> there were witnesses in the senate. the entire house record, including the video testimony was made part of the senate record. initially it wasn't. then mcconnell said yeah, yeah yeah it will be. it was a good move. all of that evidence was before the senate. there was a record. there were witnesses. the debate was over additional witnesses. more witnesses. witnesses that the house didn't call. witnesses they didn't subpoen

todd: aishah hasnie joins us with backlash from the mainstream media. >> reporter: colletta victory lapident speaking at a national prayer breakfast where nancy pelosi was sitting a few feet away. >> i don't like people who use their faith as justification for doing what they know is wrong. nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that that is not so. >> reporter: the president then spoke to america at the white house and filtered claiming victory after his acquittal and this time slamming the speaker by name. >> nancy pelosi is a horrible person and she wanted to impeach a long time ago. she said i pray for the president, i pray for the president, she may pray but she prays for the opposite but i doubt she prays at all. >> the mainstream media not happy about the postcoital speeches. >> look like a christian and a follower of jesus with this kind of conversation and vitriol. >> why would you not accept at least prayer or that kind of positive gesture? he was attacking and making clear consequences -- >> it was an vindictive, full of revenge, mean-spirited and poisonou

aishah hasnie with breaking developments as the family speaks out. >> this morning we will see lori inhe flesh for the first time in months when she appears in a hawaiian courtroom was the 46-year-old idaho mom was arrested in hawaii late thursday, she's facing extradition back to idaho where the madison county prosecutor hit her with multiple felonys for abandoning her kids and encouraging another person to delay law enforcement efforts to find them. joshua fellow in 17-year-old kylie ryan have not been seen since september. i hope police believe their lives are in danger. she and her husband have been on the run since november. relative say she joined the doomsday called believing she was a god. both unexpectedly died. security footage out of idaho shows fellow visiting multiple times, photos and belongings. her family hoping to get answers out of her now that police attract her down. >> very very very happy. we knew it was coming. we just didn't know when. they put so much work into this. >> fallow is being held on $5 million bond, she faces 28 years in prison. >> lots of people hav

aishah hasnie joins us with new questions surrounding the caucuses. you've been up all night long with our live coverage. >> reporter: it's been something, right? good morning to you. so sanders with his latest win in nevada, the other 2020 candidates are really going after him now. the buttigieg campaign now calling out the senator's win, claiming there are, quote, irregularitieses in the caucus results. in a statement, the campaign says, quote, explain anominallies in the data given how close the race is between second and third place, we ask that you take the steps before releasing any final data. the nevada democratic party responding saying, quote, we laid out our early vote and caucus day processes step by step and we communicated these processes to all campaigns. buttigieg isn't the only one calling out sanders. senator amy clop char challenging -- klobuchar challenging democrats to consider if he is really the right choice here. >> about a debate ago or so we were asked does anyone have trouble with a socialist leading the democratic ticket. i

aishah hasnie joins us from the new york newsroom. >> reporter: this is an unprecedented move by an american newspaper and it is getting a lot of heat especially from senior staff at the paper. the new york times published this op-ed called what does the taliban want? the deputy leader of the taliban in afghanistan is also a wanted terrorist by the us. in this piece he writes the withdrawal of foreign forces is the taliban's demand. he accuses americans of flip-flopping and moving goalposts when it comes to negotiations for peace. as you can imagine, reading a terrorist demand and complained did not go over well with liz cheney among those who talk about this. she slammed the new york times writing i have some questions for the new york times since they decided to give the taliban a forum to spew garbage like we did not choose our war, we were forced to defend ourselves and asked remember 9/11? she's referencing the taliban's role in giving al qaeda a safe haven in afghanistan and she questioned whether the newspaper paid for this piece. the correspondent casting doubts on his portrayal of h

carley: aishah hasnie joins us as a whistleblower says broken safety protocols may have put people at> reporter: all eyes are on california where 8400 people are being monitored for coronavirus symptoms and the one patient who mysteriously got the virus without ever going to china turns out was never tested for four days despite requests from hospital staff to do that. they only have 200 test kits left. gavin newsom announcing the cdc is stepping in to help them. >> the testing protocols advance with urgency. we have a few hundred testing kits in california, surveillance testing and diagnostic testing, simply inadequate to do justice. >> a whistleblower claims health and human services sent employees to evaluate hundreds of americans rescued from china without a proper protective gear. the government is taking it seriously looking into that complaint. overnight donald trump heading at democrats complaining the white house is on prepared. he tweeted the coronavirus which started in china and spread to various countries throughout the world but very slowly in the us because donald trump

steve: aishah, thank you very much: bring in stuart varney host of varney and company.en a wild week on wall street. regarding what aishah was talking about the reuters story that apparently during interagency call on wednesday between the department of homeland security and health and human services they were talking about maybe the president could invoke the defense production act from 1950 to order companies that do face masks and protective company to go ahead and stop making other stuff and start making those because we need 300 million. >> the president has the power to do that. he hasn't pulled the trigger yet but he has the power to do it. frankly, steve, i think that would be a very good thing to do. >> why. >> people are sitting back what can i do here? people in america? what can i do? i have got nothing. i can't buy a face mask in the store. they are sold out just about abt across the country. everywhere. that would be a positive move. 300 million face masks in production on the streets very, very quickly. the administration will be seen to be doing somethin

lisa: aishah, thanks for staying on top of it for us. thank you. >> sure.dria ocasio-cortez calling for massive turn out. as more than a dozen rivals eye her seat. last election cycle in the primary as we know, the turnout was quite low. we need to start creating a turnout machine right now. but could those words come back to haunt her if she loses the primary? joining us right now are a few of her challenge jr.s, screeers.screen left democrat k. john cummings followed screen light by scherie murray both republicans. good morning to you. you are a democrat. >> absolutely. >> you are going to primary a fellow democrat. why? >> actually, what kind of democrat? she is a socialist democrat. which our district, which is congressional district is not socialist. i want more people to come out. when more people come out you will see what the district wants. what the district is looking for as a democrat? steve: from your point of view, when was the last time she was actually in the district talking to the folks? >> very rare. she is never there in our district. i k

aishah hasnie is in the newsroom with that killer's dead buy past.have been looking for him for a long time. >> the world has gotten safer. the president hinted at over the weekend. the white house now confirming the u.s. did indeed kill qasim al rimi in an airstrike two weeks ago. the terrorist who trained under usama bin laden was the founder and leader of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. the state department had a 10-million-dollar bounty on his head. and according to the "new york times." the cia found him through an informant in yemen. and then began tracking him through aerial surveillance. al rimi most recently claimed responsibility for last year's deadly shootings at the pensacola naval air station that killed three people. the president said in a statement thursday under rimi aqap committed unconscionable violence against civilians in yemen and sought to conduct and in spite numerous attacks against the united states and our forces his death further degrades the aqap. brings us closer to eliminating the threats these groups pose to our na

pete: aishah, thank you very much. speaking of those markets. bring the guy who knows the most of it. state of our university varney who hosts varney and company on fox business. have you had a busy, busy week no commercial breaks for you. >> three days ru running no commercial breaks. pete: we have seen the crash this week what do you make of it. >> i call that rolling crash. i want to add one thing here on the report of the virus movement and i want to talk about iran. iran is the new hot spot for the development of this virus. there is an independent study which says iran has 23 now, cases. and they are lying to their own people. they haven't restricted travel significantly. so you are now seeing people leaving and coming in and out of iran, taking that illness, that virus all over the place. it's spread throughout the middle east. i think that is one of the big challenges which the global economy now faces and, therefore, our stock market faces because part of the reason for this decline in the market is the overseas performance of their eco