chris: vanilla beane is still creating and taking inspiration from advice he got as a child. >> learn, power your own canoe. chris: any plans to retire? >> this is my life. chrise life has taken you? >> it's been good, i can't complain. chris: oh, boy, at the end of the week when so much of our lives has been up-ended it's nice to know there are some constants in the world like vanilla beane. that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. arthel: fox news alert as we await the latest update from the white house, coronavirus task force in about 2 hours from now. there's chaos and confusion at u.s. airports where returning travelers face new ramped up medical screening. the latest numbers nearly 60 u.s. deaths from covid-19 and nearly 3,000 cases worldwide more than 350 cases and 5700 deaths. eric: hello, arthel, i'm eric sean. we are expecting news conferences from boston to california and virginia. we will bring them to you as

chris: vanilla beane is still creating andne still taking inspiration from advice she got as a child. >> love many, trust few, learn to paddle your own canoe. chris: any thoughts of retiring? >> no. christhis is my life. chris: are you happy where live has taken you? >> it has been good. i can't complain. chris: oh, boy. at the end of a week when so much of our lives has been upended it is nice to know there are some constant in the world like vanilla beane. that is it for today. have a great week. we'll see you next "fox news sunday." ♪. ♪. mark: hello america, i'm mark levin. this is "life, liberty & levin." great guest, michael pillsbury, how are you sir? >> mark, good to see you. mark: expert in china? >> yes. mark: and you're the director of the center on chinese strategy, hudson institute. you have written widely about china including recently. let's get started on the coronavirus and work our way through how it is being dealt with. i want to get

chris: vanilla beane is still creating and taking inspiration from advice he got as a child. >> learn, power your own canoe. chris: any plans to retire? >> this is my life. chrispy where life has taken you? >> it's been good, i can't complain. chris: oh, boy, at the end of the week when so much of our lives has been up-ended it's nice to know there are some constants in the world like vanilla beane. that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next fox news sunday. ♪ shannon: busy night on multiple fronts with the cdc recognized recommending gatherings for 50 people are more be canceled or proposed for at least eight weeks. dr. fauci's telling reported tonight that anything and everything is on the table, including the mandate to shut down bars and restaurants nationwide. the feds are not yet ready to take that drastic steps but cities are imposing stringent restrictions right here in washington dc. seattle had bars and closures the last few weeks meanwhile church pews are empty and many places has services canceled and parishioners are urged to stay home. stock users are telling as wall street

chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump ramps up the federal response to the coronavirus as the outbreak kills more than 3,000 worldwide. ♪ >> we are really highly prepared for anything. chrishe president tries to calm fears, the fallout continues, disrupting travel and closing schools. we will discuss where this is headed with dr. anthony fauci director of national institute allergy and infectious diseases. the 2020 democratic field narrows to just 2 as bernie sanders looks to stop joe biden's surging momentum. >> they don't call super tuesday for nothing. >> we are going to win the democratic nomination. with the next big votes tuesday in 6 states, we will ask sanders if he can flip the race for the democratic nomination one more time. plus a friday night surprise as the president plots reelection campaign. he replaces chief of staff mick mulvaney with a key ally, congressman mark meadows. we will ask the sunday panel about west-wing shake-up. and our power player of the week. a former rocket scientist shares love of stem as head of girl scouts. >> the creators, inventers and designers. chris: all right now on fox news sunday. and hello again from fox news in washington,

chris: this is no longer your grandma's girl scouts? >> we always have to be looking also with the hand looking at the future. >> 139. chris: new programs aim today make stem accessible for all ages. >> would you like cookies? chrisiconic cookies play a part. how big is the girl scout cookie business? >> the largest female entrepreneurship in the world. chris: girl scouts sell 200 million boxes each year bringing $850 million. the local troops and learning. >> girls and women's program got less than 9% of nonprofit dollars, it's the same today and so the cookie program allows us to continue to provide these cutting edge programs and amazing experiences for girls. chris: julia gordon formed the girl scouts to teach girls leadership, self-sufficiency and outdoor skills. >> there you go. chris: today 1.6 million girl scouts despite stiff competition. what did you think when the boy scouts started admitting girls? >> provides another competitor. we have many competitors. we will continue to stay laser focused on programs. chris: acevedo was 7 when she joined girl scouts. troop leader encouraged her to earn a badge about space. >> i got my science badge making rocket and i tried and failed quite a few times and persis

chris: i'm chris wallace, president trump ramps up the federal response to the coronavirus as the outbreak kills more than 3,000 worldwide. >> president trump: we are prepared, we are really, very highly prepared. >> chris: as the president tries to calm fears, the fallout continuous. locking the markets, disrupting travel, and closing schools. we will discuss where this is headed with dr. anthony fauci, director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. the 2020 democratic field narrows to just two. as bernie sanders looks to stop joe biden's surging momentum. >> they don't call it super tuesday for nothing. >> we are going to win the democratic nomination. >> chris: with the next big votes this tuesday in six states, we will ask sanders if he can flip the race for the democratic nomination one more time. plus, a friday night surprise as the president reelection campaign, he replaces chief of staff mick mulvaney with a key ally, congressman mark meadows. we will ask our sunday panel about the west wing shake-up. and, our "power player of the week," a former rocket scientist shares her love of stem as the head of the girl scouts. >> we want to make sure that girls have the skills to

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what her options are for her baby with chris, and chris is telling her he's come up with a plan, and they can run away and be together. >> reporter: jaclyn thinks chrisannie was pregnant, so he persuaded her to meet him at the river. but -- >> chris has no intent on running away. chris' only reason for being there is to kill her. so he just starts beating her until she dies. >> turns out to be a very sloppy crime, the amount of blood. >> mm-hmm. >> i feel that he betrayed annie more than he betrayed us. annie knew him, and annie trusted him. >> reporter: at his sentencing, chris, now 18, sounded remorseful. >> i'm very sorry for everything that's happened, and i want to apologize to annie's family and to my family and to everybody in court today for putting everybody through this. >> still trying to put words into everything that has happened. >> reporter: but for veronica, no amount of "i'm sorries" to make up for what she and annie's entire family lost. >> so may you feel sadness. may you feel loss. may your tears heal your soul, but may your conscience never clear. i will grieve my daughter every day. >> and so for the charge of murder, a first de

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it's not going to be taken care of in this current stimulus bill we have to leave it right there chris chris hedges always appreciate your insight on all of this thank you. thanks milla. all right let's head over to the sports h.q. with regina hamm regina so the laureus sports awards back in february gave you a chance to talk with some pretty big names we got to meet tony hawk we got to meet now to come in next but in action sports surfing is actually growing across the world with men and women alike taking to the waves in droves but for brazilians or for my get the air she went down in the record books for her latest accomplishment i had a chance sit down with her at the. sports awards and i asked her how she felt after making the guinness book of world records it was a dream come true really after so many years in my sport and thinking about that record and trying to figure out how to accomplish it not only. in performance wise by surfing that wave and completing it successfully but also politically how to start the platform and get the guinness and the douglas out to recognize not only a

i guess john legend chris and already in german the stock streett because for the hiram faisal from and with power and out chris chris in the has promised live musical on her insta account. this. of course there are songs about the credit virus one featuring a v video by the rock that conte b. that was placed on her instagram account has been remixed by brooklylyn producer and the self isolation rap that's b been put on facebook by the welsh great culture can change. so. okay well that wraps it up from me for i a- time. every day for the two to that does help u us put the show on air project paul. thanks to all of them today and throughout these very unusual times here in front of four as you can see were reduced team but we are going to stay with you and bring you the latest. on covert nineteen as it progresses at three says. for me for now to take care. everyday products to the ones that are the most complete. these. we printed a type of thing going to this box of medicine that's invisible to the naked eye. thanks for joining us for this week's edition of phones in focus coming to you from the news is. called first

tonight, cbs news correspondent tonight, cbs news correspondent chri chris livesay has an exclusive lookide the i.c.u. unit at a hospital in northern italy. >> reporter: gasping for every breath, these patients are in ove advanced stages of covid-19. ventilators are keeping them inive. but with barely enough of them to go around, this desperate hospital is trying something ngw. you can turn a scuba mask into a ventilator? >> yes. we started that yesterday. >> reporter: doctors are using a 3d printer to modify the mask so they connect to oxygen. it's a quick fix dr. franceso minardi likens to war-time triage. cbs news was given rare access inside the hospital's i.c.u. before entering we suited up in entering we suited up in covid-19 doesn't just kill people. it can kill hospitals as well. and right now, this hospital is fighting for its life. killed in action so far: more than 40 doctors. sandra rossi, the head of this i.c.u., says one of the fallen here was a doctor and a friend. you can tell us anything about your colleague who died? >> he was fantastic, and we-- ---- we are still cryin

welcome chris chris always a pleasure to have you on i want to start i'm just going to bring this up look it's not surprising to anybody or anyone here that the u.s. posture kind of seems to favor providing a potentially life saving vaccine to the wealthy and insured over the poor and uninsured that seems to be our you know case over the years. the wealthy and privileged are naturally healthier they can just afford the medications the poor can but this it's interesting because this is an election year and you know you always hear the promises every election year the things are going to be different why do you think there hasn't been a real movement on making this vaccine for you're fighting back against that idea of the you know this public health issue you know where is the form well because for profit pharma and insurance companies have a death grip on our health care system in the primacy is not about. taking care of the health of americans it's about profit that's why our drug prices are 4 times and oftentimes more than that higher than in canada that's why we are struggling thro

the first question here comes to us from chris, chris says, what is the advice for under 17?to be socially isolating. so you need to keep yourself to yourself, avoid public transport if yourself, avoid public transport if you possibly can, avoid large gatherings, avoid small gatherings with family and friends. try it if you can to work from home and it seems odd that the advice of a cell blanket, there's lots to think they are fit and healthy but the advice stands for you just as it much —— does as someone who cracks 84 with a medical condition. it seems age is an independent risk factor for covid—19. an independent risk factor for covid-19. i got an e-mail here and she asks what is being done for care workers who work for small companies out in the community and not for the nhs though that private sector. sometimes the nhs is used as a shorthand by central government when we are talking about things like this but support for care workers in many ways is just the same. this but support for care workers in many ways isjust the same. so this but support for care workers in many

chris: might not? >> this is my life. >> chris: are you happy with where life has taken you? >> it's been good, i can't complain. >> chrisweek when so much of our lives has been upended, it is nice to know there are some constants in the world like vanilla bean. that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday." michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you didn't have to... and, we're going to need some help with the rest. you've worked so hard to achieve so much. perhaps it's time to partner with someone who knows you and your business well enough to understand what your wealth is really for. >>> mass gatherings canceled all across the bay area as coronavirus continues to spread. how churches are dealing with the disruption for their sunday service. >>> the president has announced expanded travel restrictions overseas to combat the spread of the coronavirus. the countries included in that new ban and the issues it is posing for travelers. >>> it is a

chris whitty, chris whitty is always the voice behind this and it is a good idea. it shows he is up for listening to experts when others said he wasn't. he said he wasn't. michael gove has this respect for authority, and christhis. he is the start this, absolutely. calm, measured, very english. we've run out of time — the check has been so amazing we've run out of time! onto the ft, oil prices plunged, sending tremors through battered global markets. the question is, how much further will they fall? isis question is, how much further will they fall? is is the start ofjust a continued bear market, or have we reached the bottom ? continued bear market, or have we reached the bottom? that is for greater minds than myself and the financial markets to work out. heading to the guardian, stock markets and biggest fall since 2008. olivia, there is a sense that many people believe, or at least markets believe we could be heading to a recession? you have this push and suddenly began to freefall. that is what is so scary. a lot of people over here say that we haven't yet reached the peak of coronavirus here, and in europe. there's no reason the market should recover any time in the next few weeks. so why wouldn't we h

chris. chris: we're working to have the site set up next week. governor murphy: i don't know if cases.aid total you said how many overnight. but total cases to date by burgon 114.four, nator.om second is essex at 45. i know essex, congressman payne, the county executive, they'd like to figure a way to work and departmentma drive-thru. get a middlesex has 40 cases. my hometown of monmouth -- for commissioner judy on testing. governor murphy: i meant to say with the he mic again offwhite ivory colored glove and he reason for that is for our streaming services, it doesn't do anything for amplification in room. forgive me for not saying that. please. kinds of y different covid-19 tests are being used? do we know? medical like different groups and organizations are adding them almost every day now. you've got fema coming in with another test. somebody else is opening one. is anybody keeping track of this. get f.d.a. to approval? do we know, are there problems in terms of reliability for tests, false negatives or positives? ould this skew our overall picture what's going on here? are there any suggestions for people in terms of where they not go to get d tested? overnor murphy: let's let judy and/or chris. do you want to jump in? chris: thank you for the questions. i think the point of is that these sites are specimen collection sites. these are locations where are symptomatic can present, go through the have a nasal swab specimen collected and then specimens at the end of that operation are brought to one of the commercial for processing. o the process for specimen collection is basically standardized throughout the state. nd then depending on where the clinic is operating, they'll send their specimens to a lab like quest, lab corps, bioreference. itself?about the test chris: same test. governor murphy: that's what he's referring to. it's collection on the front end there are a number of different places you can go. the most robust, as of friday, think in e one i burgon county college. there is the department of health. there are a couple of hospital systems. here are i think three private sector test, high scale, which is important, high volume companies. is that fair? second.one ed.

williams thanks so much for that uncertain times ahead in germany as everywhere else thanks again chris chris thank you or will certainly the n.b.a. has taken actions to cope with the financial impacts of coronavirus with the season suspended top executives are having their salaries reduced by 20 percent commission adam silver's and deputy deputy commissioner even mark tatum aren't affected the n.b.a. following the lead of the national hockey league and nascar the opening day of america's favorite pastime as it's known came and went without a ball being thrown an indefinite postponement to the start of the baseball season left stadiums across north america empty and so did mark the occasion on social media with the hash tag opening day at home trending no new date for the start of the season has been announced. growing doubts as well that the world's most lucrative t 20 cricket competition the indian premier league will get underway next month india's cricket president serve ganguly insisting no final decision has been made on this season's sonot india is currently on a 3 week lockdown which

. >> all right, it's chris, but anyway -- >> chris, i just did chris. no, no, i just did chuck.you, man, these are back-to-back. look, tomorrow is superstar -- tuesday. i want to thank you all. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men created by -- go -- you know -- you know the thing. ( audience reacts ) >> trevor: yo... this is not good. ( laughter ) just in the past 24 hours, joe has gaffed everything from the name of a tv anchor he was talking to to the declaration of independence. and the name thing on its own is bad because interviews are sort of like sex, doesn't matter how well it goes, if you call the person the wrong thing at the end, the whole thing is ruined. ( laughter ) i don't know why biden is still bothering. my life hack is i stay away from people's names. i call everybody buddy. i never mess up. great seeing you, buddy! stop calling me, buddy, i'm your mother! you got it, chief! ( applause ) it just helps you out. that's just the name. messing up a famous quote from american history is a little worse than some reporter, you know. people notice. that's

. >> i'm chris. >> chris. welcome to bigelow.et's check it out. >> come on. >> i think the story of bigelow is a unique and fun story. it was actually started by my grandmother. she was an interior designer, and the depression hit, and she lost everything. my grandfather was in publishing. he lost his job. and they really had to start from scratch. so she found an old colonial recipe, and she came up with this beautiful, beautiful tea that the recipe's never changed. she sent it to a group of women who drank it, and they said next day source of constant comment. at first it wasn't selling at all. who wanted this that no one ever heard of? this was some old recipe. so she has this experience where this shopkeeper is telling her about this customer who smells it and buys all six little jars. so she goes back and thinking about it and works with my father, and together they come up with the idea of putting this whiffing jar in the case and that put us on the map. >> this is our extended family. and i think it just really sets the to

chris: all right. it's chris, but, anyway. >> chris, i just did chris. no, no.t did chuck. >> jesse: joe biden just doesn't have what it takes to be the president of the united states. why do democrats rally around them? because bernie is scary like the bachelorette, the democrats are the bachelorette and final rose ceremony two guys standing there one is crazy so you propose to the other one who is kind of a dope. it doesn't mean you are in love with the dope, it just means he is not the crazy one. and it's probably not going to work out but it works out for the time being. and here's the sick part. biden is being taken advantage of. the democrat establishment knows joe isn't all there and if he gets into the white house, he is not going to be calling the shots. the people behind the scenes will. it's like he woul elder abuse. democrats so power hungry propping a guy doesn't know what he is saying or where is president biden won't be running the country. using him to take back the white house, the national security council, the state, the fbi, cia, last week bi

i would agree with chris while an early era, you can, just about see -- with chris watts chris,rly --rlier, you can see -- but i wouldn't want to set a great store by it. and a final point i would like to make over what we seen from opec. the greatest fresh because of concern or fear in the last couple of days is credit, and in the u.s., there's a source of corporate credit that does create some concern it is shale. and presumably with the russians are doing by trying to get the price of oil down is flush out the shale operators. i suspect there could be quite a knock on effect from what's going on in the oil markets to credit concerns. which is what most of us in the states did not want. vonnie: a lot of content. let's bring in mike regan, the 10 year yield is literally half of what it was, when we are seeing an all-time low with credit concerns. and it does look like we are hitting bottom stocks, are we? >> i don't want to go on record saying we are. i think they're so much uncertainty. when you remove the markets entire confidence on the profit outlook for this year, it's like a ho

chris hayes. chris, thank you so much for being here. thank you. let's talk coronavirus for just a minute. thank you very much. louvre laugh ( laughter ) i purelled his hand personally before he came out. >> we did it backstage. so we could do the bit. >> stephen: before he came out here-- >> thank you. >> stephen: now-- >> uowaig the 20-second rule? have you heard of that. >> stephen: what's the 20-second rule? >> it's different when you have the purell, but when you're wawfning your hands, the c.d.c. says 20 seconds washing. that's two "happy birthdays." just a tip. >> stephen: do you have to sing "happy birthday" or will they sue you? >> you have to hum it to yourself or you get a cease and desist in the bathroom. >> stephen: that's a keep high. now, speaking of coronavirus, that will affect the election? because, you know, you're not supposed to go to place where you're touching that lever that the last guy just touched and you're in a little area. you're crammed into a gym for several hours. >> yeah, i think there's a strong possibility as we see more and more cases, which is inevitable, as we see bigger clusters of what's called community transmission, which is person-to-person, not from a traveler, lots of states and localities are going to have to start taking very aggressive mitigation efforts-- closing schools, canc lins concerts and conferences. you may run into a situation where there's a tedges between mitigating transmission of the virus and running election day. and i think it's going to be a very hard question for policy makers. i think people are a little unprepared for the level of disruption that we are likely headlining into. >> stephen: woan of the things that is a hallmark of certainly republican pol sicks is the idea that government is the problem twill always make it worse. in a situation like this, you need a central government to coordinate all the behavior because diseases don't care about states' rights. >> that's right. >> stephen: what do you make of the response so far? and do you think we're getting the straight dope from this government? >> i've really been struggling on my show to be careful and clear out here. but here's what i'll say. i have been speaking to experts for the last few days. the response thus far has been a failure and has been terrible will. >> stephen: how so? where are the failures? >> we are not testing at what we have to be testing at. right now if you go to the c.d.c. page that they update every day, that closes out at 4:00 p.m., they tell you there are 80 cases in want u.s. there is not a single public health expert in this country who thinks that's a real number. no one thinks that's a real number. it's not the real number. we have genetic evidence that the disease has been in the state of washington five or six weeks before the first case was caught. we have computational modeling suggesting there might be 500, 600 cases. we know the more you test, the more you find. south korea is running 10,000 tests a day. we have run hundreds of tests so far. we right now have a recorded fatality rate of 1% which everyone knows is not the case. there has been a complete failure to report at scale that is is necessary to get your arms around the scope of the epidemic. >> stephen: where is the information-- ( applause ) where might you find this information? because it's-- it's-- i-- i-- believe it is better to know than to not to know, that knowledge is not the enemy even though i think this particular government doesn't want you to know things so they can control the narrative. is it the who? is that where we should be looking? >> the best data we have right now is johns hopkins essentially runs a website where they're reporting cases. you can go to their website and see it on a map. again, the problem is we're not testing enough to know the actual scope. and i agree with you, from the beginning, from the top, the message from leadership, the president of the united states is cases are going to go to zero. it might disappear like a miracle. it's not going to be that bad. these are direct-- the first two are direct quotes. >> stephen: sure. >> and maybe there will be a vaccine in two months. he was literally in the white house -- >> stephen: they had at a guy-- azar-- said in three days they came up way vaccine. >> and fauci has to come out and say, "hello! we're not going to have anything for 18 months." >> stephen: nothing on the "n" i.h., or anthony fauci, this is messaging by -- >> the political leadership has sent the message to the bureaucracy and to the public: they want this to go away. they don't want it to be a big problem. they don't want the markets to tank. and they don't at the present time to hurt economy. the faskt matter is we have learned from the tail of the pandemic from china to iran, korea, japan, and italy, the worst thing you can do at the front end of this is tamp down and deny the scope of the problem you're dealing with. >> stephen: well, on that cheerful note, chris gli know you must be a little tired. 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chris cuomo. chris. >>> hello everybody. i'm chris cuomo and welcome to "prime time." the united states now has the most coronavirus cases on earth. more than itly. now even more than china where all this started. this is a fact. we can debate why this fact exists, how we got here. but what matters more is that we make changes immediately. we are not ahead of this. it is not getting better. like dr. fauci told us last night, the virus is making the timetable. back to normalcy is not happening any time soon. i don't want to say that. but false hope of a return to normal any time soon is only proof of abnormal messaging. we're not going to do that here. the need is real, and so must be our determination. our focus is on the front lines and it reveals that one nurse just lost his battle against this virus. we have his sister here tonight to tell his story of who he was and how it happened along with the doctor who is going to tell you about the unbelievable choices she is now forced to make in an emergency room. this problem's not going away, is so neither can our resolve.

chris chambers chris i know what kate and her team are up to because i live in rhode island but how common is what they're doing there this digital pure play news platform how common is that elsewhere. it's pretty common harlan i mean so so much so that the legacy newspapers are trying to copy it on their own but but you are seeing these new outfits basically disrupting the local legacy daily sadly they're also also disrupting the local legacy print neighborhood papers which have taken up a lot of slack from the the the legacy big dailies the cover neighborhood. school and crime sorts of of things that the legacy papers have moved on from in order to be more sexy and to be more global so you know there's a good and bad in all of this but i think it's is something so common that the big legacy dailies are trying to copy it and i wouldn't be surprised if you're going to see the kind of the pushback to try to take over the up starts that are that are that are pushing them back so it's going to be very interesting in the next 5 years well here in d.c. we recently mourn the passing of washington express that free weekday tabloid the washington post stuffed into boxes all over town especially near metro subway and bus stops there good natured cover story that they said hope you enjoy your stink and phones and editor dan pack of our own news that when we launched in 2003 there was no such thing as an i phone into that environment came expressed a lively attractive quick read newspaper kind of a print precursor to the way news is now fed to us on our devices chrisas well targeted to commuters as express was and with the resources of the washington post behind it and being free should we conclude that their problem was it was print. i would say so i mean you have to understand that this is this is almost an anthropological and sociological sort of thing with our device. as i think it was it was the the paper delivery system the paper format the paper medium was was was transformed overnight by these devices because when when when when this paper came out the only thing people were really reading on devices were books ironically. you know books that were put on you know things like these these these new sorts of platforms and and tablets overnight this change and again it's almost an anthropological. thing you know where people especially younger people really didn't need the tangible feel of paper and a lot of times these these expresses were basically thrown away and became you know garbage on the subway platforms so you know and the phone is a

chris chambers chris i know what kate and her team are up to because i live in rhode island but how common is what they're doing there this digital pure play news platform how common is that elsewhere. it's pretty common harlan i mean so so much so that the legacy newspapers are trying to copy it on their own but but you are seeing these new outfits basically disrupting the local legacy daily sadly they're also also disrupting the local 'd legacy print neighborhood papers which have taken up a lot of slack from the the the legacy big dailies the cover neighborhood. school and crime sorts of of things that the legacy papers have moved on from in order to be more sexy and to be more global so you know there's a good and bad in all of this but i think it's something so common that the big legacy dailies are trying to copy it and i wouldn't be surprised if you're going to see the kind of the pushback to try to take over the the up starts that are that are that are pushing them back so it's going to be very interesting in the next 5 years well here in d.c. we recently mourn the passing of washington express that free weekday tabloid the washington post stuffed into boxes all over town especially near metro subway and bus stops there good natured cover story that they said hope you enjoy your stick and phones and editor dan pack of our own news that when we launched in 2003 there was no such thing as an i phone into that environment came expressed a lively attractive quick read newspaper kind of a print precursor to the way news is now fed to us on our devices chrisas well targeted to commuters as express was and with the resources of the washington post . hind end being free should we conclude that their problem was it was print. i would say so i mean you have to understand that this is this is almost an anthropological and sociological sort of thing with our devices i think it was it was the the paper delivery system the paper format the paper medium was was was transformed overnight by these devices because when when when when this paper came out the only thing people were really reading on devices were books ironically. you know books that were put on you know things like these these these new sorts of platforms and and tablets overnight this change and again it's almost an anthropological. thing you know where people especially younger people really didn't need the tangible feel of paper and a lot of times these these expresses were basically thrown away and became you know garbage on the subway platforms so you know and the phone is a lot m

chris just did the same thing. notice how they never defend biden. chris didn't defend biden. what they say -- pay attention here, chris -- they always say, well, he is not blank. he has not bernie. well, he has not trump. what chris did. so they have no argument for this utterly failed candidate. listen, it's not personal, laura, but we take age into account on every job in the world. i was a secret service agent, it is a physical job, i get that, but you can't become a secret service agent after a certain age because you have to put together security plans, and age takes its toll on people. but not dispositive, but it is a fair question to ask, that if you're going to hold the nuclear codes, that should you be able to function coherently? biden has shown no evidence that he can do that. wait, wait, i'm not done. i didn't interrupt you, man. here is the deal. notice what chris did. he never defend biden. he only says he is not bernie sanders and he is not donald trump. nothing positive to say about him. >> i will defend joe biden. i will defend joe biden. he is a great american, who americans know, who americans trust

chris: i'm chris wallace. just two days out from super tuesday, markets tumble under the threat of a global pandemic. after the first death from the illness, could the coronavirus change the course of the 2020 election? ♪ ♪ >> we just won and we won big because of you. [cheers and applause] chrisarolina primary and looks to build momentum as 14 states vote on super tuesday. we'll is ask the former -- we'll ask the former vice president about his prospects for a comeback in his first fox news sit-down of the 2020 election. >>> then, the stock market takes a dive over

chris wallace is up in about 5 seconds with bernie sanders. we will see you soon. ♪ ♪ chris: i'm chrishe coronavirus as the outbreak kills more than 3,000 worldwide. ♪ >> we are really highly prepared for anything. chris: as the president tries to calm fears, the fallout continues, disrupting travel and closing schools. we will discuss where this is headed with dr. anthony fauci director of national institute allergy and infectious diseases. the 2020 democratic field narrows to just 2 as bernie sanders looks to stop joe biden's surging momentum.

chris mason, bbc news. chris masonjoins me now. chrise hearing in your report about richie's new neck announcing that the nhs would have whatever it needs, what else is the government doing that we know of to prepare? what they are now doing is preparing for what they anticipate to be the next stage, in other words a significant ramping up of the cases in the uk, and therefore, lots of questions about how you handle that. so one of those central themes is this idea of social distancing, basically people keeping a distance from one another, potentially sports fixtures, if things got worse, taking place, so without crowds in the stadium, so tomorrow, some of the stadium, so tomorrow, some of the sports governing bodies are going to whitehall to meet officials at the department for digital culture media inspired to talk about the ramifications around that and the ramifications around that and the implications around broadcasting those kinds of sporting fixtures and rates. that kind of stuff. that will bea rates. that kind of stuff. that wil

chris, come back soon. >> absolutely. thank you. elizabeth: chris is terrific. he a great guest. catch us tomorrow night, "dr. oz" will be with us, what is going on with coronavirus outbreak. what he is hearing. dr. oz up with us tomorrow night. we'll get you updated on the 2020 race. democrats are trying to push out bernie sanders. but bernie sanders saying i'm not going anywhere. i'm staying in. here is the thing, will that get bernie supporters so angry they vote for the president? remember they helped the president win in 2016 in key battleground states that bernie supporters were the margin of victory. we have that. now democrats worried about the joe biden the gaffe and flub machine, journalist, stimulus plan, joe biden, next. ♪. wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. my body is truly powerful. i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for people with type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. i tak

it's chris, but anyway-- >> chris-- i just said chris. no, no, i just said chuck. you what, man, these are back-to-back. anyway-- >> no, it's okay. >> i don't know how you do it early in the morning, too. >> stephen: okay, he's not sleepy-- but he is in that state right after you wake up from a nap and don't know where you are. (as biden) "i'm up! i was just resting my eyes! what is this? a couch? a bed? is it nighttime? early morning? where am i? am i still chasing that bird that stole my dad's teeth? anyway, chuck, vote for me, and i swear i'll work hard as heck to get those teeth back. c'mon." ( laughter ) then, at a rally in texas today, biden stayed on his core message: >> we hold these truths to be selve-evident, all men and women created by the... go, you know the... you know the thing. ( laughter ) >> stephen: guess those truths aren't as self-evident as he thought. (as biden) "a great man, john f. kennerby once said, four score and seven and, we pledge allegiance to the folks, because in space no one can hear you scream, yabba dabba doo, where's the beef,

chris in tennessee. chris. >> caller: hey, jim. >> chris >> caller: first-time caller, long-time listener >> great, chris. >>r: wanted to know what you think about buying delta airlines >> i am not a fan of the airlines why am i not a fan of the airlines right now they have to have people go on their planes, and they seem to be having a problem doing that so why court that? if you want to do it for trade, the trade was yesterday. >>> how about eric in wisconsin. eric >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah. >> caller: this week companies offer products considered to be affordable luxury. what are your thoughts on l brand? >> l brands isn't in the mall. that's the last area that's going to recover if it does recover. so i mean, if i'm going to be -- want to be in a small stock, i would pick williams sonoma i think they're better at it >>> let's go to jerry in texas jerry. >> caller: hey, jim. this is jerry down in round rock, texas. >> hey, jerry. wow, we got dell what's going on? >> caller: well, i have one of those infamous two-part questions. >> two parts, two parts. >> caller: iron mountain, what do you think >>

chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump ramps up the federal response to the coronavirus as the outbreak kills more than 3,000 worldwide. ♪ >> we are really highly prepared for anything. christo calm fears, the fallout continues, disrupting travel and closing schools. we will discuss where this is headed with dr. anthony fauci director of national institute allergy and infectious diseases. the 2020 democratic field narrows to just 2 as bernie sanders looks to stop joe biden's surging momentum. >> they don't call super tuesday

chris alvarez is here with sports. >> hey, chris. >> hi, guys. from home today, the olympics officially canceled, postponed to 2021. we'll check in on our bay area olympian, and they have reaction. >>> plus speaking of speaking at home and the challenge at home, tommy thompson, earthquakes >>> now abc7 sports with chris. >> hi, everybody. chris alvarez here, working from home. the olympics making an announcement official today. they have been officially postponed until next summer. now the games will go to the summer of 2021. now despite that postponement, there is still going to be called the tokyo games of 2020. it's the first time the games have been postponed for something other than war. santa clara's kerri walsh jennings is looking to go to the games for the sixth time and spoke on sports center earlier today. >> my reaction was basically a sigh of relief. you know, the unknown is the hardest thing in life. and we all want to go to the olympics, we all want to represent our countries. we all want to put on display what we've been working for three plus years, but we want to do this right. and when it's a global movement, when it's an event on the global stage that unites the world that their whole lives for, we want to do this right. >> former stanford star and six-time medalist katie ledecky w