carley: i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele.oday, some states will begin taking the first steps to reopen. rob: while some say it is too soon, protesters nationwide are saying it's about time. carley: todd piro is live to break down when states will be ready to enter phase one. todd. >> reporter: good to see you, carley and rob. these phases really guidelines for the states with governors having discretion to implement them at their own pace. now, under phase one, employers should encourage telework, return their workforce in stages, minimize nonsense shoes travel, and -- nonessential travel and consider special accommodations for vulnerable personnel. individuals should continue to shelter in place if they are considered vulnerable, maximize social distancing in public, avoid groups larger than 10 and avoid nonessential travel. as for specific employers, schools should remain closed. social visits to hospitals and senior living facilities are prohibited. large venues should continue to physical distance. elective surgeries can

carley: i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele. fight against covid-19 shining a light at the end of the tunnel. rob: as the president sends nearly 2,000 ventilators to hard-hit states, experts assure that social distancing is working. carley: live as the nation prepares for toughest week yet, todd. >> todd: we are about to suffer the worst of the pandemic. >> the hardest and saddest week of most americans' lives. this is going to be our pearl harbor moment. it'll be happening all over the country. >> todd: death toll in new york stands out, drop from saturday to sunday, governor cuomo telling the nation that his state would be at the apex or at least airplay tow. dr. anthony fauci reminding that hope is in no small part namely social distancing which is needed now more than ever. >> we need to be prepared that even though it's clear that mitigation is working. we will see the tail-off of deaths. >> when it comes to ventilators which are complex, we are now building, we have under construction literally thousands of ventilators but

good morning to carley.ith so many of those prepeak hospitalizations sadly becoming deaths, the numbers are truly staggering even if well below the initial worst case scenario. more than half a million people infected throughout the country, with more than 22,000 dead. new york seeing almost 1 of thousand of those deaths alone. >> you're also seeing a recurrence of the terrible news, which is the number of lives lost. somebody asked the question once, can you ever get numb to these -- seeing these numbers? unfortunately, no. every one is a face and a name and a family. >> reporter: but amid the sadness, another day of increasing hope. new york reporting daily icu admissions and intubations using a three-day average are down with various models showing we are at or close to the peak, especially along the coast. the middle of the country taking peaking a few weeks from now. los angeles county launching large scale antibody testing. one of many efforts to learn more about how to potentially make us immune to th

carley: support to reopen the country and put americans back to work. ♪ ♪ carley: country music biggestrs align behind miami of resilience and unity. rob: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ carley: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, i'm carley shimkus in for jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, thanks for getting up early with us today. carley: as president trump sends nearly 2,000 ventilators to hard-hit states experts we assure that social distancing is working. rob: that's good to see. todd. todd: rob and carley, good morning to you. phrases like glimmers of hope and things are changing but not before the stark acknowledgment that we are about to suffer through what is expected to be the worst of the pandemic, take a listen. >> this is going to be the hardest and the saddest week of most americans lives quite frankly. this is going to be our pearl harbor moment, 911 moment. that's not going to be localized but hang all over the country. >> in looking for, drop from saturday to sunday, governor cuomo cautiously telling the nation tha

carley: yeah.ob: thousands of israelis protesting prime minister benjamin netanyahu while also protesting. mass demonstrators bashing the prime minister over corruption allegations, calling on benny gantz to avoid forming a unity government with net y netanyahu. nenetanyahu has denied any wrong doing. carley: president trump announced the country passed a major testing milestone. rob: this comes as americans are getting anxious to get back to work. >> reporter: as part of the country are connected -- expected to start reopening, the trump administration remains focused on testing, saying it's the best way to determine when it's truly safe for local officials to implement the three-step phase to reopen the country. >> america continues of to make steady progress in our war against the virus. as of today, we've tested 4.18 million americans. >> reporter: to ensure widespread testing, president trump says they're procuring large quantities of the necessary testing supplies. >> we're close to finalizin

carley. carley: that's a lot, trey.arly 600 sailors on the uss theodore roosevelt testing positive for coronavirus, the navy evacuating more than 80% of the ship in guam. at least one of the sailors now in the hospital. the ship's former captain relieved of his command after a letter that leaked blasting the government's response to the ship's outbreak. acting navy secretary thomas mobly also resigned amid the fallout of the story. georgia leaders urging the state to suspend its anti-mass law amid the covid-19 outbreak. it was adopted decades ago to combat the ku klux klan. a person could face up to a year in jail and $1,000 fine, exceptions include halloween costumes, sports or gas masks in emergencies. the governor is asking the public to follow cdc guidelines as the law is reviewed. carley: a man under arrest for threatening to kill his mother, begins coughing on mothers, telling them he hopes they get coronavirus. watch. >> i literally did -- >> [coughing] carley: that suspect has reportedly -- had reportedly threat

carley: a teleprompter glitch i apologize. carley: thank you for all you are doing.going to end it there. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ >> even during this painful week we see flirm glimmers of very, g hope. this is a monster we are fighting. signs are that our strategy is working. every american has a role to play in winning this war. and we're going to be winning it. ainsley: america will win the war against coronavirus. overnight, cases in the united states approaching 400,000. brian: yup, just catching up to the prompter a little bit. almost 13,000 people have died. nearly 2,000 reported just yesterday. that includes

hey, carley. carley: the future is now.e 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 as

carley? carley: good morning, guys.onavirus survivors including karen whit set democratic represent frif michigan who said she would have died had she not been given hydroxychloroquine the drug the president has been touting as a possible treatment. he also met with nfl player mark campbell. take a listen to a little bit of their conversation. >> tell us, you are a big powerful guy and this little bug knocked the hell out of you, right? >> it was a battle that wasn't so good for me. but i wasn't done fighting. jillian: a bit of a colorful meeting at times. the president very interested in hearing about everybody's symptoms and hearing more about the disease. some people on social media think this was a very good idea for the president to sit down and meet with these survivors. this is so wonderful. glad to see a president that cares for americans. another twitter user says it is awesome when people put politics aside and recognize the truth. i should also point out that each person was tested for the coronavirus again b

rob: carley, thanks so much. carley: thanks, guys.an: dreams really do come true watch as cinderella rides a horse drawn carriage through a florida neighborhood. teaming up with to bring magic to a lot of people and kids in quarantine. the woman who posted the video saying cinderella's surprise visit made her so happy she cried. rob: that's something else. for more heart-warming stories like this visit foxnews.com/america together. we love the stories like that. jillian: they really are the best to see. neighbors coming together and helping first responders and see them clapping for the first responders every night it's just beautiful. rob: a lot of tornadoes to the south, texas, oklahoma, the house voting today, trying to get this phase 3.5 more funding for the small businesses and that will do it for us. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now. brian: working to open america. several states unveiling plans to loosen coronavirus restrictions allowing americans to get back to work. steve: when it is safe. meanwhile the state of okla

carley shimkus has that reaction. good morning. carley: good morning.ow about that for a big announcement. an estimated 150,000 people living in california illegally will be getting a one-time payment of $500 starting next month. now while undocumented immigrants are not eligible for stimulus checks that americans are receiving right now, governor newsom points out that they paid over $2.5 billion in state and local taxes last year. so, this is obviously going to spark mixed reaction on social media. let's get right to it. albert says how much is he giving actual citizens but ruth points out well she thinks the governor is saying it's the right thing to do. we all need help sometimes. the program will be comprised of a mix of taxpayer money and private donations. jillian: envelope is considering playing in empty stadiums this season, right? carley: the envelope season is expected to start in september. it is going to look very different, possibly. an nfl insider said this to the "the washington post." the nfl is planning for everything from playing with

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carley shimkus here with the blockbuster trade and duo.ley: good morning nearly 13 months gronk is back and following in tom brady's footsteps. like brady gronk has never ever played for any other team but the patriots. they are starting this journey together. the bucks get gronk in a seventh round pick and patriots will receive a fourth rounder. gronkowski telling fox sports in a text he says i'm back. i always said when i had that feeling and it feels right i will be ready to take the field again. i have that feeling i'm ready. now, brady and gronk have three super bowls together. with they do it in a different jersey? social media is having a field day. band wagon fans out there. christian on twitter says i have been a bucks fan since 3:26 p.m., april 21, 2020. go brady, i mean bucs. lots of people rolling their eyes at this fans not necessarily fans of tom brady. whether you like him or not, the dynamic duo is back together. carley: this is going to be something to see. rob: could be a flop. will brady is getting old. we will see. >> f

carley, thank you so much. jillian: thank you, carley. "fox & friends" starts right now have. brian: here we go. a fox news alert. welcome to monday. more relief on the way. today the small business administration restarts the covid 9 loan program. the money is there. ash ash comes as several more states roll back coronavirus restrictions. steve: they do indeed. meanwhile, griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. with a prediction for when the economy could bounce back because, griff, on this monday morning, april 27th, that's a question we all want to know. griff: it sure is, steve, ainsley and brian, good morning. this is a pivotal week for the entire country as many states are lifting the lockdown we have been living under. four more states join georgia and montana in lifting those

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carley: that's right. and the show starts right now. ♪ >> america continues to make steady progress in war against virus. testing expanding rapidly by millions and millions of people. the american people have done a hell of a job. we're saving countless lives. brian: there you go. a fox news alert. president trump announcing the u.s. reaching a major testing milestone nearly 4.2 million americans have been tested for covid-19. that's the most anywhere in the world. steve: meanwhile, the white house is now preparing to use the defense production act to increase swab testing. meanwhile, a number of states plan to relax social distancing restrictions and open up business here in the united states this week. ainsley: that would be great in many ways. today state parks in texas will reopen. some retail stores will open back up on friday. in south carolina the governor is expected to announce today that they will be reopening their beaches. good morning every one of you at home. we hope you had a great weekend.

carley: no sweatpants all-out in this apartment. a woman in new york is dressing to impress while working from home wearing a different down every day. lindsay rogers recently rented a bunch of dresses from rental runway but all her plans got canceled and she wanted to wear them. she decided to start and instagram account called say yes to the work from home dress. you can see the pictures right there. a lot of people are commenting on social media. one viewer says i wear a different 3-piece suit each day, i have a feeling the person is getting. this person is more realistic said i have been working from home for 6 years. i am lucky to get out of my pjs before 2:00 pm on most days. dana, thanks for cheering her up. the hardest part about working from home is motivation, getting up and getting dressed and she appears to be doing quite well with that. rob: i have been wearing some elaborate downs around the house. carley: you need to post those to social media. rob: you can follow that. jillian: i am going to hold you to that. rob: pu

carley, thank you so much. we do appreciate it.illian: thanks everyone for watching "fox & friends" today. we will be back here tomorrow morning same time same place. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. ♪ >> we are going to have a rough week maybe a rough little more than a week. there is tremendous light at the end of that tunnel. there is so many things happening with therapeutics. with vaccines. with things that we really want. carley: president trump with a message of hope as a second company starts clinical trials for covid-19 vaccine. cases here in the united states topping 368,000 deaths. now nearing 11,000. nearly twice as many people have rferred. brian: in new york the pandemic pertinen

carley: the image says it all.he artist of this is unknown but it shows superheroes bowing to doctors. going viral on social media one twitter user says i agree with you, 8000%, these men and women risking their safety for us all will forever be honored. another twitter user saying they are our real avengers. couldn't agree more. rob: that is really i like that a lot. carley: i could see that painted in a hospital. rob: or on the side of a building in new york. jillian: faith, trust and pixie dust, not enough to get disney theme parks back open. rob: a disappointing prediction for when visitors might be allowed into the happiest place on earth. jillian: before we get to that, brian kilmeade, we almost forgot to talk to you. what were we thinking? brian: i love both anchors to talk to me and they are building it, social distancing emotionally too. let me tell you what we have coming up. immunity, some encouraging signs the fatality rate is 0.5% if you look at how many people have this virus in new york and how many

hey, carley. carley: good morning rob and jillian.ther of that 26-year-old man who threw the chicago house party that went viral had no idea that hundreds of people were packed into her home because she was working a 24-hour shift as a first responder at the time. as a matter of fact, she hadn't been home for two months because she was staying away from her family in order to protect them. now, the woman who wishes to remain anonymous described what it was like finding out saying some police came to my house and said were you aware that it was a party at your house and i was like no, i wasn't aware. and then they showed me the video. if i'm doing social distancing, i most definitely don't condone this type of behavior. now, the woman's son blames the misstep on being young. a lot of people on social media are taking him to task. debbie on facebook says he is 26. he should have known better. especially since his mom is a first responder. i feel horrible for the mom. chiming in saying where is his love for his mom? it's one of those beh

jillian: carley shimkus here with the reaction here online. hi, carley. carley: good morning, guys.e charles speaking out on an update of his condition. he has made a full recovery after experiencing mild symptoms. is he also paying tribute to doctors, nurses and grocery store workers in the u.k. and encouraging everyone in the nation to look forward to better times ahead. people around the world are sending in their well-wishes. angela says good to see you well, prince charles. wishing a continued recovery and good health and thank you from a critical care nurse and grocery store manager in the u.s.a. stay well. natalie says grateful for the sincere and heart felt message. one of the few times the entire world is in the same boat. just unprecedented. so prince charles feeling a lot of love on social media today. rob: absolutely. a teacher here going to the extra mile, huh? carley: yeah, that's right. remote learning can be difficult because sometimes students need that one-on-one time with their teachers. south dakota sixth grader reilly anderson was in that exact predicament when

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carley: he has a friend dennis. jillian: thank you.n the next hour of "fox and friends first," tension in the persian gulf on the rise summit saber rattling by terror on. our next guest believes the regime is looking to pick a fight. james carafanoh has more. rob: sweet voice raising relief funds with a rendition that would make the late bill withers smiled. ♪ carry on not make it won't be long ♪ >> states are opening up and it is exciting to see, very are inspiring, they are coming out of it well. jillian: it is friday april 20 fourth. ramping up to reopen come more governors taking steps to return to normal in the upcoming days. rob: the white house saying the worst could be behind us by memorial day. jillian: could that have something to do with the weather? new revelations on how covid-19 reacts to sun and heat bringing new hope. rob: stunning numbers out of new york reveal infections exponentially higher than we thought. we are live with the data. >> this is different for us in different for you. we will get through this toge

carley: yeah.ia dad turned his home into a i had batchy restaurant for his young son's birthday. he has the skills. i would like to draw your attention to the paper bag hat which is a very nice touch. this video going viral with over 700,000 views. some have been inspired to try their hand at i had batchy as well. hold off on the egg tossing trick and the onion volcano, i would leave that to the professionals. jillian: that is so cute. i love that. carley: if you watch the whole video his folks have enthralled. rob: i miss going to dinner i'm tired of the four things i know how to cook. jillian: got to go. "fox & friends" starts now. have a good day. steve: it is 6:00 in the east on this tuesday, april 21st and we start with a fox news alert. reports this morning that kim jong un may be in critical condition and grave danger following cardiac surgery. rumors have been swirling about the north korean dictator's health for a while. and now u.s. intel agencies are reportedly monitoring those. brian. b

carley: absolutely. steve: thank you, carley., long island, new york, an emerging hot spot. president trump is rushing out masks to help. of the county executive is going to join us live with an update on their situation. you are going to want to hear it. it's next. ke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything that can happen to your home...or car. bundle home and auto with farmers and you can save an average of twenty percent. so get a quote today. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ there will be parties and family gatherings. there will be parades and sporting events and concerts. to help our communities when they come back together, respond to the 2020 census now. spend a few minutes online today to impact the next 10 years of healthcare, infrastructure and education. go to 2020census.gov and respond today to make america's tomorrow brighter. it's time to shape our future. ♪ >> we're orchestrating a massive federal response unlike anything our country has ever seen or done. long island now has become a h

carley shimkus here. >> good morning, jillian and rob. some states have moved to postpone their primaries. new york is the first state to outright cancel it. bernie sanders wanted to stay on the ballot in order to collect balance and influence the party platform. now that his name has been scrapped from it and joe biden is the effective winner. today's decision by the state of new york board of elections is an outrage a blow to american democracy and must be overturned by the dnc. new york's board of elections responded at a time when the goal to avoid unnecessary social contact, our conclusion was that there was no purpose in holding a beauty contest primary that would marginally increase the risk to both voters and poll workers. like you said, sanders' supporters are backing him on social distancing. one referring to joe biden here says would it look good for the chosen one if bernie won new york as well as california. harrison chiming in on twitter saying the dnc puts the d in disenfranchisement. a portion of the party not pleased. jil

carley shimkus. hey, carley. carley: i wear the crown proudly of backlash expert.ank you so much, brian. while some states have moved to postpone their primaries, new york is the first state to cancel it outright. bernie sanders wanted to remain on the ballot because he wanted to collect delegates and influence the party platform. now that the primary is scrapped biden is the de facto winner. the decision by the board of elections is outrage. blow to american democracy and must be overturned by the dnc. while we understand that we did not have the votes to went democratic nomination. our campaign was suspended, not ended. because people in every state should have the right to express their preference. well, the new york board of election responded defending their decision saying at a time when the goal is to avoid unnecessary social contact our conclusion was that there was no purpose in holding a beauty condition test primary that would marginally increase the risk to both voters and poll workers. so you have to remember here that bernie sanders has already endors

joining me now, carley shimkus, fox headlines 24/7 reporter on sirius xm.rsty for nfl! i'm excited about this. how different is it going to be? >> you and me both. each year it gets bigger and bigger. this one's going to be the most elaborate one yet. on the vegas strip, players are actually -- some of the top prospects were going to get ferried onto a stage built on or near the bellagio fountain. none of that is going to happen anymore. it's going to be an even more complex production to put together, because everyone is going to be in their homes, spread across the country. producers are going to be dealing with 100 different camera feeds, communication issues between players and teams. so it will definitely be a logistical nightmare. technical glitches are not -- harris, you said it, it's a live sporting event. that hasn't happened in a while, which is a very good thing. one thing that will remain consistent is roger gooddell. he always gets booed every time he walks onto the stage during the draft. it's kind of a celebrated tradition in the world of foo

carley: that is right. 92-year-old man dying his wife's hair when they are in self isolation.y going viral on social media. the complex granddaughter shared on facebook you don't see things like this every day. that picture going viral. they don't make them like this anymore. another twitter user says with a prayer, bless and cover them during this hard time. jamie says my husband is healthy with this way before social distancing. they exist. you can send them my way because i will be brunette before size -- self isolation is over. rob: i am a redhead believe it or not. great phil collins song in the midst of this epidemic. carley: self isolation inspired a lot of social media challenges and this one drumming off a lot of laughs on social media. take it away. ♪ jillian: that guy is my favorite. he totally nailed it. the self isolation challenges, people turning their kitchens and concert venues. it is harder than it looks. that is a good way to kill an hour of time, fire up some phil collins. rob: it is too slow. it is so fast. how do close we 10 drawers in a second and a half

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carley: looks like we are not the only one this.r deborah birx gained a fan following her lavish scarf collection and instagram account, 28,000 followers, her scarf collection has no end, they are all beautiful and we would love to look in her closet. rob: we have been talking about these scarves for two month. one of you started that account. >> every single day a different one. rob: missouri the first state to sue china for allowing the pandemic to spread. >> the virology lab, the fact they are running hospital systems, hoarding ppe, we brought that case. rob: any point in suing china? what will it take to hold that count 3 accountable? gordon chang said the cost imposed on beijing must be high. he joins us live with why it is time to focus on the leaders instead of how the virus started. jillian: amazing site in a traffic free and crystal-clear canals of venice, this brings smiles to folks around the globe coming right back. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care

i want to introduce to you carley rice.as a critical care nurse at hard-hit hospital in albany, georgia. first of all, thank you for taking the time. thank you for being one of the angels among us. i wish the best to you and all your brothers and sisters doing god's work through your community. >> thank you for having me. i really do appreciate it? now, i've watched you guys work your magic and i've seen what you have to absorb people in pain. and how you provide not just for the patient but for the loved ones. now, you are put in a unique situation, where you may be the only person that can be with somebody. what is that like for you? >> it's a lot of pressure to begin with. it's overwhelming, but it's, it's my duty as a person as a nurse. i took a oath to take care of these patients from their mind, body and soul and that's what i'm doing along with everybody else that i'm working with. it's heart braking. >> you are very experienced and you are getting more and more than you ever imagined by the hour. but are you also yo

carley: look at him go.op is his name, he is delivering wine to residents in hagerstown, maryland, helping at stonehouse urban winery, co-owner of that winery, she thought he would bring to customers faces which he is doing very successfully. love of god, love wine, that combo is perfect for me. rob: the comfort accepting juul patients. the commanding officer joins us with how they are protecting everybody on board. >> our future is in our hands. put into practice the guidance you're receiving from state and local authorities, take it to heart and know that you are making a difference because you truly are. rob: fox news alert, a glimpse of hope as covid-19 claims hundreds of lives in a single day, how hospitals in america's epicenter could get a much-needed reprieve. jillian: facemasks become the strict to normal, the government wrapping up protections to try to flatten the curve. >> the world health organization receives fast amounts of money from the united states, seems very china centric. rob: the presi

jillian: carley shimkus has reactions one big city reversing its bag ban.y: people in san francisco no longer allowed to bring reusable shopping bags into grocery stores. mugs and other reusable household items have been banned as well. this is surprising to some people because san francisco loves their reusable shopping bags, they were the first to ban plastic bags all the way back in 2007 but the coronavirus has changed a lot of things we never expected. look at the social media reaction. keith on twitter is pretty surprised. i thought plastic bags were in arrestable offense was a twitter user says bring back the plastic straws as well. there is no evidence reusable bags can spread covid-19 but people are being on the cautious side. rob: that is interesting. we have a 7-year-old coming for our jobs. take a listen. >> good morning. covid-19 is trying to get into your life. people can fight it. old people struggle. be kind, be safe and stay home. carley: that is 7-year-old harriet granger allen who put on a mock newscast to explain the coronavirus to her cl

carley: i don't remember. i fly southwest open, i don't remember the chocolate chip cookies, they need to bring that back. rob: they did better than most, one airline people like, very rare with an airline. jillian: in the next hour of "fox and friends first," florida's reopening starts today, republican congressman says giving small business a boost is the best way to get back to his prosperity. he joins us live. rob: a spectacular show in the sky, the latest salute for the front lines from a captain from the air force thunderbirds joined us to talk about operation america strong in the next hour. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> we suffer with one heart but we will prevail. we are coming back and coming back strong. americans are looking forward to the safe and rapid reopening of our country. >> there are a l

carley, thank you so much. jillian: "fox & friends" starts right now.od day. ♪ brian: here we go eight to a fox news alert. tornadoes ravaged south at least 30 people have lost their lives. more than 1 million homes destroyed. businesses also blown up. >> tornadoes, tornadoes. my god. ainsley: look at think cop concrete room only thing left standing from their house that was wind out in just seconds, stev

carley: a woman in new york dressing to impress while working from home. lucy rogers rented a bunch of dresses and all her plans got canceled. every single day on zoom calls chatting with employees and coworkers, she started and instagram account, say yes to the work from home address and it has taken off. i wear a 3-piece suit each day during covid-19. i have been working home for six years, lucky to get out of my pjs before 2:00 pm on most days, a lot of people can relate to. put on a dress. >> i will put on a formal dress. i will borrow one from buying. >> i have a loom at home and sell them for profit, i'm not comfortable with this, and give me that real quick. the best in the business, cardinal dolan live, a unique good friday message, two people who show up. eugene scalia, emerging superstar of this administration, democrats blocking the relief package that would have helped small business owners and acting cvp commissioner mark morgan going on at the border. karl rove on the biden trump matchup which is obama trump matchup in general jack keane, wha

carley shimkus is here with reaction.rley: michigan's republican turned independent congressman justin amash announced the news on twitter last night saying today i launched an exploratory committee to seek the libertarian party's nomination for president of the united states. americans are ready for practical approaches base basedn humility and trust of the people. amash launched a new campaign website seeking donations. he left the republican party last july and went on to vote in favor of impeaching president trump. so, those are the quick details. now, let's talk about his potential third party bid. who is it going to help? who is it going to hurt. a bunch of theories floating around social media there is no way you will pull trump votes and in that dynamic you don't want to be this year's jill stein i cricketed to your congressional campaign. please don't do. this elijah tweeting now the never trumper republicans don't have to vote for joe biden effectively help reelect president trump, thanks amash. see how this all

that's why we're going off the charts with carley garner.der of carley trading and commodity trading. a resident commodity expert. you know why she's different. she's contrary she knew it was going down now, get this. she's bullish on oil here. why? let's take a look. first, this is the daily chart showing the west texas intermediate crude futures for may delivery okay, it's in red. and the west texas crude futures for august delivery, that's in blue even when the may contract went sub-zero last week, the august contract held up pretty well it's still well over 20 bucks. this is the new pattern. while the may and june prices have collapsed, the back month contracts are in better shape. may expired last week and garner points out the one that plummeted 25% today is experiencing volatility. etfs are trying to rebalance portfolios and side step insolvency their rookies -- wait. jimmy chill said they're a bunch of clowns. the key is semi simple right now we don't have enough storage. the oil companies waited too long to cut production so the cru

. >> carley: dr. siegel, it's carley. the glimmer of hope and all of this is that there's been a decrease in hospitalizations. my concern about that is that hospitals, especially in metropolitan areas, aren't admitting as many patients as they normally would because they are afraid of running out of ventilators and hospital beds. do you think that's the case, and if it's true, is that number skewed? >> dr. siegel: certainly that number is skewed, carley. of course, in new york city, more attempts are being made to provide alternatives. patients being sent to the comfort now, patients going to the javits center. but, you realize, it's not really safe to be transferring patients between hospitals if you think they have covid-19. so there is a problem with triage. i will make another point that is kind of the opposite. i don't really want my patients going to the hospital if i think they have this, because it increases the chances they are going to contaminate the hospital and get other people sick. so i'm not against the id

carley: i was thinking the same thing.up, what are you doing, you have got to have a lot of faith. >> we are at war with the deadly virus, success in this fight requires the full absolute measure of our collective strength. i want every american to be prepared for the hard days ahead. we will go through a tough two weeks and then hopefully as the experts are predicting having studied it so hard we will start seeing some light at the end of the tunnel. >> it is wednesday april 1st, with that with a fox news alert, donald trump looking ahead to the ligh

rob: carley shimkus with serious xm 115 year with what social media has to say. >> reporter: over theeekend governor gretchen whitner expand her stay-at-home order to include banning gatherings of any size and placing restrictions on what essential businesses can sell. these orders have caused thousands of people to leave their homes in protest and four county sheriff's vow not to enforce them. in a statement sheriff's say we understand the desire to protect the public, we questions and restrictions she has imposed as overstepping authority. she has created a vague framework of emergency laws that only confuse michigan citizens. michigan's attorney general firing back saying by statute the governor's executive orders are law and law enforcement officers are duty-bound to enforce them. who is right? who is wrong? let's turn to twitter to get a reaction. richard says officers should be proud, they sworn oath not to the governor but to the people. abby rights governor whitner is just trying to protect as many michiganders as possible and people are getting mad about that. the sheriff's s

carley: mississippi prayer group did what they do best, got together and prayed for hospital staff andatients inside memorial hospital in gulfport, mississippi using loudspeaker, microphone so all the hospital workers could hear their kind words, this is getting a lot of reaction on facebook, one person says wonderful demonstration of love and prayer for the entire staff working to keep us safe, keep praying, david said bless all of you from top to bottom. it takes all of you to run an efficient ship and jones appears to work possible, god bless you, i'm honored to know you and work for hospital of excellence, very sweet and spiritual moment taking place in mississippi. shannon: hospital workers feel these moments across the country. shannon: that makes them so special. rob: helping push through this. how about a tv show about corn teen. >> jimmy fallon started this on social media yesterday and it really took off, he asked people on twitter to come up with a tv show name that fits with quarantine and his mission was the facemask singer instead of the masked singer and other people chi

carley: yeah.ere is some consistency in very inconsistent world right now. roger goodell was in fact booed last night despite guilty the fact he was coming to us from his basement. watch. >> it's a draft tradition and one that i genuinely enjoy. let's hear from you right now. [boos] >> oh, come on, guys. you can do better than that. let's go. [boos] >> strahan, come on, let's go. come on, you can do better than that. [boos] >> all right. keep it coming. ainsley: and he was clearly embracing it. bud light asks those record themselves boot come commish going to donate will up to $500,000 for covid relief. public humiliation. who would have thought. brian: other great moment is when players get drafted. it changes their family's lives forever. one prospect traded to tawble later on made sure his mom knew how special this was. carley: yeah. a lot of players were really looking forward to the glitz and the gram of having the draft in vegas. but, one player tristan brought a little bit of that glitz and

carley: mattel has created a new line of action figures honoring front-line workers including nurses, doctors, emts and delivery drivers. a majority of the proceeds will be donated to buy ppe for real-life first responders which i have a feeling these masks or these dolls are going to sell pretty quickly because social media is loving them. this person on instagram says this registered nurse is living for these especially the delivery drivers. doesn't get much cooler than that. rob: thanks so much. on the next hour of "fox and friends first," protesters in a lie eager to get back to business but dan bishop says the plan is very drawn out. he joins us in the next hour. >> it appears as if this was an ambush. it was a takedown. they preplanned this, they wanted to take him down, get him fired, prosecute them, do anything they could to take them out. >> a stunning twist and michael flynn is drawn out legal battle. how handwritten note could lead to his exoneration. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper ge

shannon: carley shimkus here with the online reaction. >> reporter: prince charles is speaking out ininstagram video saying he has made a full recovery, feeling well after experiencing mild symptoms and pay tribute to doctors, nurses and grocery store workers in the uk and is encouraging the nations look forward to better times ahead. people across the world are sending their well wishes which angela says that to see you well, wishing you a continued recovery and good health and thank you from the critical care nurse and grocery store manager in the usa, stay well. natalie rights grateful for the sincere and heartfelt message, one of the few times the entire world is in the same boat. meantime prince charles's mother queen elizabeth at 93 years old is in healthy condition. >> the next story is an example why teachers are fantastic. >> remote learning can be difficult because sometimes kids needs 1-on-1 time with their teacher. riley anderson was in that predicament, she emailed her math teacher asking for help and soon after, her teacher arrived on the front porch with a whiteboard an

rob: carley shimkus here with good reaction to this one online. >> good morning, new york city mayorsio granted early released a 1400 inmates in an effort to stop the spread of covid-19 in the city's prison system, a move that appears to have backfired. according to the new york post at least 50 of the newly released prisoners have been rearrested for new crimes in recent weeks. bill diblasio says the recidivism rate is small but any amount is concerning in some on social media say this is a disaster of his own making john tweeting who could have known, are yeah, everyone, j writing not buying it, you knew there was a very good chance of this coming to be, nobody believes you think it is sad. on the other hand, 300 inmates, 500 correction department employees test positive for covid-19 with at least two inmates being killed by the virus. rob: everybody itching to watch some baseball. here is covid-19 on that. >> it will be the virus that determines the timetable. if we get the virus under really good control it is conceivable that you may be able to have some baseball with people pra

good morning, carley. >> good morning, jillian and rob.espite the travel restrictions on china, americans and authorized travelers were allowed to enter the united states. the house speaker is saying the travel restrictions didn't go far enough, saying if you're going to shut the door, then shut the door. but in a january 31st press release, the house speaker wanted to leave that very door open, saying, quote, the trump administration's expansion of its outray just unamerican travel ban threatens our security, our values and the rule of law, house democrats will continue to oppose the administration's dangerous anti-immigrant agenda. we will never allow hatred or bigotry to define our nation or destroy our values. some in social media are reacting. travis says now the president was supposed to bar american citizens from returning back to the u.s.? what a take. and jerry also chiming in saying so pelosi didn't want to let american citizens back in the country but she's okay with people just walking over our borders. got it. so the house spe