i don't think it shows that it has mutated, harris. >> harris: that's interesting.e are also pointing to is the fact that the necessary information in the beginning from china was something we didn't get. i was reading an article over the weekend about how taiwan was able to very early on send scientists in. and they said in italy, "we don't have the best relationship with china, but we have people succumbing." they let us in and that was enough to determine where we were going. they've been able to contain it pretty quickly in taiwan, dr. siegel. >> dr. siegel: yes. taiwan and hong kong, singapore, and also south korea. we've been using them as a model of this. the everything they did in china, finally, the problem with trying to was more the political structure than the scientists. but they publish the structure of this virus online so everybody could look at it. i'm pretty confident that our scientists here that are continuing to look at it under the electron microscope, and its structure, would let us know if there's anything like a major change. >> harris: befo

here's harris faulkner. harris: welcome back.ndemics of 1918, 1957, 1968. america's public health officials learn a lot from them, and that was a good thing because watch what happens next. ♪ ♪ harris: it was 1976, an election year. democrat jimmy carter versus republican incumbent president gerald ford. just as the political race was underway, two soldiers at fort dix, new jersey, came town with the flu. doctors confirmed they had been infected with the swine flu, a virus believed of to have started with pigs -- to have started with pigs and then jumped to humans. sign e terrorists feared -- scientists feared it was the same strain which killed 50 million worldwide and nearly 700,000 americans. in 1918. >> images of the 1918 pandemic, the worst natural disaster in recorded history, of course, you know, come right to mind when you see something that looks like it and you see it comes with death especially in young, healthy people. and many of those in world war i in 1918 were in military camps where people were put very close tog

i was just making a joke, harris. >> harris: i didn't get it. i thought maybe it was something applicable to the actual conversation. >> i'm in d.c. >> harris: all right. good to see both. thank you. fox news alert, on a stunning deposition we are seeing in tennessee today. horrific images coming out of that come in the week of tornadoes that ripped through areas in and around nashville overnight. at least 22 people now reported killed. more than 48 buildings collapsed, and thousands of people without utilities. electrical power. officials there have declared a state of emergency as they are now searching for more victims and are taking stock of the tragedy as best they can. president trump today offered condolences. >> we are working with the leaders in tennessee, including their great governor, bill lee, to make sure everything is done properly. fema is already on the ground, and i will be going there on friday. our hearts are full of sorrow for the lives that were lost. >> harris: steve harrigan is on the ground live in nashville was the late

harris? >> harris: jacqui, thank you very much. we will have full reaction at this hour to all of this from the trump campaign. national press secretary kayleigh mcenany, former dnc deputy press press secretary jose aristimuno, they were together with me in iowa and we come together after super tuesday. it's all coming up. first, let's light in the power panel. a lot of power there. former house oversight chairman fox news contributor, jason chaffetz is with me today. and former clinton white house deputy assistant, matt bennett. gentlemen, good to see you. you know what? i want to set this up kind of from the republicans watching, what happened last night. jason, i'm going to start with you. was the big headline? why do you think joe biden did it? >> i think it joe biden was able to do it in part because pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar took percentage points and basically put them in the biden camp. i don't think he would have gotten there. i don't feel like there is a surge of pro biden all around the country. what i see now is

harris, i want to ask you. talking negatively and pooh-poohing medicare for all, and also obamacare, the affordable care act, wanting to repeal it, don't they need to come up with a better plan? this seems to hurt them in every single election. >> harris: this hurts everybody in every single election. the only time i didn't most recently was the midterm, yet we still haven't heard from democrats what they would do to shore it up. they don't want to replace it, they want to shorten it up and make it better if they can. obamacare. a pox on both their houses, if you will. republicans and democrats. now we are in a crisis that involves the health care system. so it would be really helpful if somebody had something other than talking points and some vision. i mean that for everybody. doctor? >> dr. siegel: i think getting rid of the individual mandate helped a lot. that's the part that we doctors found most odious about obamacare. that forced people to buy a policy they couldn't necessarily afford with a restricted

i'm harris faulkner. warren first made the announcement to staffers earlier today after disappointing super tuesday turn out. it left her facing a steep deficit in the delegate count. however, war and told reporters she is not going anywhere. >> i will not be running for president in 2020, but i will stay i in the fight. >> harris: she is the latest of five candidates to drop out since saturday, as her more moderate rivals coalesced around joe biden. president trump wing on twitter, seeing her decision to stay in the race through super tuesday may have cost sanders nomination. join me now is nomiki konst, the former national surrogate for bernie sanders and a former candidate for new york city public advocate. nomiki, good to see you today. was it surprising, was a disappointing? elizabeth warren said that there are two lanes. the brainy lane of progressives and the biden lane of moderates. she said she wanted to be something different, and she did not pick your candidate to get behind. at least not yet.

>> harris: add an event? doing that many companies now where visitors come in and ask you have you had any symptoms in the last 14 days? they ask you those questions. >> harris: i have two quick wins for you. the news today a new warning for 60 and older to stay home. >> i'm 60 and i'm not staying home. however, thank you, thank you. it is concerning because the cdc -- >> harris: you can stay home more. >> i'm not. but i think if i'm somebody over 60 and i have a chronic medical condition, now i do have to think about staying home. and that is going to impact my whole livelihood. >> harris: can you talk to me about what a chronic condition is? if you just had cancer treatment, chemo, we understand that. but other things diabetes, asthma, what do we need to be worried about? >> anybody that has pulmonary disease. copd, standing history of chronic bronchitis over the age of 60, cardiovascular problems like severe hypertension or you are taking meds for your hearts. all of those things are free medical condition

harris.e need them on the front lines, and god bless each and every one of them. we want to help them with child care needs, as well. >> harris: amen. >> today are tough and implement numbers. these are shocking but not surprising. anybody dominic everybody warned us it would be this bad. externally unprecedented times yield unprecedented numbers like this. it also yields president and measures like this stimulus. >> harris: kellyanne, i want the audience -- forgive me, i know there's a little bit of delay. but we worked together on this. what is on the screen for our viewers right now, we are going to hit that number so people can see what it is. the jobless claims, we've hit a record, 3.2 $8 million, up from 282,000 the previous week. of course, we've been in record territory on how low it's been recently, so that is a change. i just want to jump in there and say this, it also shattered the great recession of 2008. the all-time high peak of 695,000 in a week, set back in october of '82. i u

harris? >> harris: david, thank you very much. i want to bring in my first guest, senior director of the special pathogen's program for the new york city health system. she was featured, you may know her, you may recognize her, from the netflix show "pandemic." doctor, think of her being here. let's start with the situation in texas. what we just learned right before this hour started just moments ago is that people who have been put in quarantine off the diamond princess in texas are now being held at bay after this whole san antonio mix up with letting a patient go early. what do you make of it? >> there is still a lot we don't know about this. wow virus. it goes to show you that we are still learning every single day. in terms of how infectious the patient is, and if they are given a clean bill of health, during discharge. what it may look like. i think from a public health care standpoint, we still need to get some more information. we want to rely on the experts who are making decisions. >> harris: are beholding people long e

so i will send it right now over to harris faulkner. >> harris: all right let's quickly pick up thiss we are awaiting bernie sanders set to give his campaign calling a statement that we just saw him an update on his presidential campaign after dismal showing in a mini super tuesday and the sixth states last night. sanders lost key contest to rifle joe biden and in fact biden won every single county in missouri, mississippi and michigan. you are watching "outnumbered overtime," i am harris faulkner. moments now vermont senator will speak to reporters from his hometown of burlington, vermont, and there are reports senator sanders plans to say he will stay in the race. of course, there is a lot of entry over this and what you would do. so we are watching it closely. as soon as he steps up, we will take you live. it comes after biden dealt a blow to sanders campaign winning four of the six content -- contest on mini super tuesday including the biggest prize, michigan. sanders managed to edge out a victory in north dakota. while the race in washington state still remains too close to coal

i'm harris faulkner.early one-third of the world is under lockdown or other movement restrictions as the number of coronavirus cases continues to spike. something we kind of anticipated, because of the accelerated testing we are doing across the country now. nevertheless, let's check the worldwide numbers. now at 438,000 cases globally, with more than 19,000 deaths. this, as the senate, at this very hour -- and you just saw the senate minority leader chuck schumer, and we heard previously from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell -- this hour the senate is set to hold a procedural vote to begin a debate on a $2 trillion covid-19 emergency stimulus package, as the number of covid-19 cases surging here at home. they are trying to work against the clock to get this done. we can tell you that several previous votes have failed, so we are watching this one very closely. more than 55,000 confirmed cases and at least 809 people have died here in america. let's focus on home now. top senate lawmakers are pushin

we'll be back here at noon tomorrow here's harris ♪ >> harris: this is "coronavirus pandemic: questionsnswered." i'm harris faulkner. the number of covid-19 cases in the u.s. surged overnight, in part because of the more testing we are doing right now. now more than 10,000 confirmed cases, with the majority clustered in new york, washington, and california. at least 154 americans have died due to the virus. a short time ago, we showed you president trump speaking about the efforts to cut through the bureaucracy and ramp up the speed of treatment. here he is. >> and i've directed the fda to eliminate outdated rules and bureaucracy. so this war can proceed rapidly, quickly, and i mean fast. we have to remove every barrier. there are a lot of barriers that were unnecessary. they have done that to get the rapid deployment of safe, effective treatments. >> harris: the federal government is reportedly preparing for this pandemic to last up to 18 months and include multiple waves of illness. i want to bring in our panel of medical experts now. dr. janette nesheiwat, medical director at citi md

watch for that i'm harris.egin with president trump in tennessee. hello. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." >> i have a message for the families of those that lost their lives. we love them. it's an incredible place, incredible state. you see people rebuilding already. took place literally hours ago. a couple of days. they're already rebuilding. >> the president promising to provide whatever support is needed. at least two dozen people died after

harris? >> harris: wow.e was cleaning everything, they have to make sure that when they take these products to the seniors that they are following all those rules. aisha, thank you. i want to tell everyone about what we're doing here at fox. log on to foxnews.com/america together to find more stories of crisis. you can also get information on how you can help. we are now such to answer some more of your questions. this time we are going to focus on the economy and covid-19, and the markets remain volatile. we seen that today, in and out of the red. they are in the red right now, they were in the green for a while. as it's rounding out what where looks to be the worst quarter since 1987. the federal reserve bank of st. louis' morning job losses could reach 47 million next quarter. macy's is becoming the latest company to for a low most of its employees amid the coronavirus shut down, as "the wall street journal" warns this is a make or break week for the economy. "american companies from the owner of a single

." >> harris: here's >> melissa: here's harris faulkner. >> harris: to begin with this fox news alert, we are waiting former vice president joe biden, who is set to speak from his home state of delaware, talkingn the coronavirus pandemic. this is "outnumbered overtime," and harris faulkner. moments from now, the front runner for the democratic presidential nomination will speak on the nation's response to coronavirus from his perspective. this come after his campaign canceled upcoming rallies in an effort to stop the virus from spreading. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states. let's take a look now. it's now over 1,300, including 36 people who have died. earlier this week, biden appeared to take a shot at president trump's handling of the outbreak. >> at this moment, there is so much fear in the country. there were so much for your across the world. we need american leadership. we need presidential leadership. that's honest, trusted, truthful, and study. reassuring leadership. >> harris: earlier today, the president defended his handling of the outbreak and sp

the bill is passed and en route now to president trump now, harris. >> harris: that's a headline.viewers pointed out on social media during the commercial break, this is kind of how it's done. we are watching the sausage be made. at the same time, a $2 trillion stimulus package, in emergency fashion now, has passed during the covid-19 album again pandemic. chad pergram on the hill, thank you very much. i scooted chad along a little bit because this has now become available to us. an opportunity to talk with the commissioner of the police department in new york after the department announced its first deaths due to covid-19. nypd says dennis dickson, a custodial assistant who worked at nypd headquarters, died this week of complications from the virus. this, as the outbreak has hit the nation's largest police force pretty hard. look at these numbers. so far nearly 300 police officers in 57 civilian employees have been affected, while more than 3600, or 10%, of the nypd workforce has called out sick as of yesterday. joining "overtime" is nypd commissioner dermot shea. commissioner sh

harris, tell us more about more about it. >> harris: thanks a lot, melissa.d hour coming up. we will break down fact from fiction over the coronavirus. the news you need to know, and the questions you need to answer and the concerns you really worry about you and your family. we will talk to you about all of it. for the very first time, the entire fox news medical a-team will be assembled for one single show. dr. marc siegel, dr. manny alvarez, dr. nicole saphier. all here with me. plus, she heads the largest health delivery agency in america. a key member of president trump's task force, centers for medicare and medicaid services, the administrator, seema burma, will tell us what they're getting up to right now. right now, right next to me, let's pull back the curtain. like a medical term? >> i see redoing there. >> harris: dr. oz, a very special "outnumbered overtime" coronavirus outbreak at the top of the hour. you have one line we need to hear. what is it? >> we are a can't-do people. we have weathered the storm, we have mobilized, we will do it again. >>

a very special show, coming over and over harris faulkner. >> harris: coronavirus, or covid-19, showing no signs of slowing its spread across the u.s. as the number of states, cases jumps dramatically. experts warning we are now past the point of containment, and urging vulnerable americans to rethink their travel plans. >> the next two weeks are really going to change the complexion of his country. we will get through this. >> harris: the state department advising u.s. citizens to avoid cruise ships as medical staff get set to evacuate thousands of passengers from an infected ship in california. >> there will be no contact for general population in terminals at the oakland airport. this will be separate. >> harris: we will skype with a couple aboard that ship about what is next for them. and this -- italy extends quarantines to cover some 16 million people. a member of president trump's passport says it's possible some american cities could eventually be put on lockdown. >> given the spread we've seen, anything is possible. that's the reason why we've got to be prepared to take whateve

i'm harris faulkner. here today, fox business network's dagen mcdowell. fox news headline's 24/7 reporter, carley shimkus. in the center seat, on loan from the 5:00 p.m., fox news political analyst and coast of the five, juan williams is here. he's "outnumbered." elizabeth warren, we knew that there was some conversation going on behind the scenes. what do you make of her departure today? >> i think the numbers weren't in her favor. she hadn't win one state. she didn't wear her home state, harris. it could only lead to the convention. the only scenario in which she was going to play and get the nomination is if neither bernie sanders, or progressive ally, or joe biden, the former vice president, was able to get a majority of the delegates. then she was the mediating for us. "let elizabeth warren have it." the delegate math now strongly fa vice president, and i think for her, from what i'm hearing from her people today, she was very emotional. there were tears and the like. >> she was responsible for some

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis, dr. janette nesheiwat, medical director and fox news medical contributor. katie pavlich. fox news contributor as well. and it steve hilton, host of "the revolution" on sunday nights. never miss it. it's great. great to see everybody here. why, it's been a weekend. it's been a day. i want to break down what we are seeing in the harbor of new york right now. dr. nesheiwat, it has 1,000 beds. can it help take the pressure off by treating noncoronavirus patients? how important is that? >> dr. nesheiwat: this is critical. and what a blessing, harris. this is exactly what we need. this is exactly what will save lives, reduce the strain on the burden on the ers, on the hospitals. this has 1,000 beds. if you need a ct scan, if you need to have your appendix taken out. i mean, it has everything. an operating room, laboratory, pharmacy. so it is certainly going to reduce the burden on the hospitals by taking any noncovid patients and even test them if they just want

[bleep] >> harris: okay.e biden getting into it with an auto worker on guns earlier today. that man spoke out about the exchange. >> he kind of went off of a deep end and i saw he was digging a hole and i just kind of let him talk for a while. once he started, once he got caught in a life come i wanted to ask him why he wanted to take our long arms rather than the handguns. to me, that is very skeptical. >> harris: that was from fox & friends today and one political analyst at the confrontation may have been a good thing for joe biden because it shows his passion and some democrats anger. and now james freeman "the wall street journal," david, founder of run for america. david, the panel today, does joe biden need that sort of thing to make people believe he is passionate? >> i don't know that he needs it but i actually think that exchange is what politics is about. the president, the vice president, two passionate views about the subject. and the views of the american people, very passionate on both sides of

. >> harris: fox news alert. a seismic shift in the 2020 presidential race right now as mike bloomberg suspends his campaign and is now endorsing joe biden. fox news learning that bloomberg called biden this morning, and the two had "a good conversation." his decision comes after a disaster at super tuesday for the former new york city mayor who did not win a single state. bloomberg pumping more than half of the billion dollars into his campaign. with plans to stand until the convention. but now he is saying "after yesterday's results, and has become virtually impossible. i have always believed that beating donald trump starts with a line behind the candidate that has a better shot to do it. it is clear that that candidate is my friend and great american, joe biden." he responded, thinking bloomberg for his support. this as he and bernie sanders are now emerging as the front runners, biden winning texas, with sanders winning california. at less than 100 delegates now separate the two. this is "outnumbered," and i

harris? >> harris: while you were talking, dr. siegel of our medical aid team here is slid in. they were right on time with that information. dr. siegel is here, and you've been together with us all week as he talked about what's available out there for test kits. you've actually brought some in. >> just to be clear, this is just how you collect the specimen. nobody out there knows until now. but it isn't the reagents that john is talking about that will run the test for you. that's what the shortages, and several companies are now coming along and saying we can do it faster. this is how i would go about doing it. >> harris: okay, talk to me to me. >> there's two swabs you use in a relatively healthy patient. someone who's not in the icu. someone who is coughing, short of breath, has a fever. i'm in a lab and i want to test them. >> harris: is this what they do in the drive-through up in new york? this is what they're talking about? >> yes. >> harris: okay. >> one swab. >> harris: the thicker one. >> the thicker one goes in the throat. the sample specimen in the back of the thr

i'm harris faulkner.ast-moving developments as the number of cases now in the united states has risen to more than 7,300. 115 people have died with covid-19. all 50 states and the district of columbia now have confirmed cases after west virginia reported its first coronavirus infection just last night. and the number of cases worldwide is now more than 207,000, with more than 8,200 deaths. this, as the president has announced the deployment of two hospital ships to new york and the west coast. the uss comfort will be sent to new york harbor. watch. >> one is called the mercy and the other is called the comfort. they are in tip-top shape. they soon will be. they are getting ready to come up to new york. i spoke with governor cuomo about it. he's excited about it. i also -- we haven't made the final determination as to where it's going to go on the west coast. the comfort is located now in san diego, and it's going to be -- it will be picking the destination very shortly. those two ships are being prepared

saphier: "make america healthy again." >> harris: here's >> melissa: here's harris faulkner. >> harrisis fox news alert, we are waiting former vice president joe biden, who is set to speak from his home state of delaware, talkingn the coronavirus pandemic. this is "outnumbered overtime," and harris faulkner. moments from now, the front runner for the democratic presidential nomination will speak on the nation's response to coronavirus from his perspective. this come after his campaign canceled upcoming rallies in an effort to stop the virus from spreading. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the united states. let's take a look now. it's now over 1,300, including 36 people who have died. earlier this week, biden appeared to

: i'm harris faulkner.ere today, melissa francis. board certified physician and fox news contributor, dr. nicole saphier. fox news contributor jessica tarlov. and david webb, who would be sitting in the center seat. i'm keeping it warm for you pure national radio host, talk show host, and he is, as we like to say, "outnumbered." more than 164,000 confirmed cases now of covid-19. here in the united states, more than 3700 confirmed to speed. at least 49 in the district of columbia now reporting cases. the cdc is urging a nationwide halt to all gatherings of more than 50 people for the next eight weeks. new york, connecticut, new jersey announcing a short time ago that they will all implement the recommendation. three states also joining, ohio, illinois, washington state. limiting all bars and restaurants to simply take out her delivery. only. new york governor andrew cuomo moments ago touting the unprecedented move. >> we actually all adopted the same policy. i don't remember this happening. period. you can't

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i want to bring my colleague, harris faulkner. harris, hello again. >> harris: hello, bill. good to see you, mr. vice president. i did have kind of an open question, and absolutely i will get you another viewer question. because the power of the people, their voice is so important today. i want to follow up, though, on this ventilator hospital surge type of support for particularly the three hardest hit states, washington, california, and newark. hearing from governor cuomo as hwe have -- and he is wont to update the nation every day -- about the talk. he is saying the administration is saying know about that stockpile of ventilators. those are needed. as you said, mr. vice president, when this thing kicks in and attacks your lungs and becomes pneumonic. we need to gear out. if the spike now is doubling the number of cases in newark, every three days, which is what governor cuomo said, and we are at what we thought would be an apex and we are not there yet, he calls it "a bad combination" of how many cases of people who are actually getting sick, and how woefully ill-prepare

i'm harris. you "the daily briefing." >> dana: new york governor andrew cuomo wrapping a news conference just a few moments ago. cuomo is saying more than 1200 people in new york have died but the infection rate is slowing. he's also warning folks outside of the area, no american is immune. watch. >> anyone who says this situation is a new york city situation only is in a state of denial. >> dana: that after president trump adjusts his message, extending his restriction on social distancing through the end of april and as the country's top infectious disease expert warns, millions of ameri

i am harris faulkner. the task force just wrapped up that lengthy press briefing as a number of confirmed cases in the united states has now soared beyond 14,000. the death toll has risen to 205. those numbers will change during this hour, because we keep updating them. they always do. we are doing more testing. we are learning more about the virus through that process. president trump announced that the united states and mexico will sharply curve cross-border travel as part of ramped up efforts to stop the spread. u.s. and canada and u.s. and mexico. so the u.s. and canada portion announced limits on nonessential travel earlier this week along the northern border. that goes into effect now. and the president went this on the possibility of a national lockdown. watch. >> i don't think so, essentially we have done that in california, you have done that in new york, those are two hotbeds, probably the two hottest of them all. we have some hot spots in florida too. in the state of washington, of course. but t

and we know that he has. >> harris: and dr. saphier, what you are saying, it's about setting that example. i do want to talk about this testing situation, melissa. you crunch numbers all day long. either there are 50 test kits or there are not. either there are a million of them or they are not. what, from our reporting, dimino has been the glitch? >> melissa: there is the testing kits, the reagent, we note that there were stumbles out of the gate, that we had problems with our bureaucracy and the way we approved things. i almost think that's a moot point at this case. you have to behave like everyone around you sort of has it. i've heard a lot of people get that advice. yesterday on ""after the bell"" we had dr. ian lipkin on, he is the virus hunter. he was in wuhan, we interviewed him when he was in quarantine and when he came back. he has a new potential treatment that is a breakthrough that he says will be available as soon a four weeks. it isn't a new kind of treatment. you can tell us more about this. what it is, when you

and the truth is, harris.tioned the bean counting, there are so many administrative tasks right now that physicians and the administrators, and the nurses have to do that we don't have time to do all the checkmarks. i will say president trump has taken certain efforts to relax some of the standards and things that we have to do. but as melissa said in the last block, this is really going to highlight weaknesses of the systems. hopefully when we get to the other side of this, because we will. and when we do, we will realize that a lot of the metrics that were imposed in certain health care policies, are really substandard and not something we need to do in our day-to-day. because it will be costing liv lives. >> melissa: in the meantime, several northeastern medical schools offering early graduation to fourth-year students in an effort to get more workers to the front lines as soon as possible. earlier this week new york university became the first school to announce such measures. yesterday the medical program

i'm harris faulkner.ird of the world is under lockdown or other movement restrictions as the number of coronavirus cases continues to spike. something we kind of anticipated, because of the accelerated testing we are doing across the country now. nevertheless, let's check the worldwide numbers. now

surely on harry and meghan, he is right. why on earth should the americans pay for the security?esident was making the case that the americans shouldn't have to pay to that request be made. thank you, both, forjoining us in thank you for parking yourselves in front of such one of the backdrops of all those books which i am sure you have read from cover to cover. that's it for the papers tonight. thank you, john and rob. next on bbc news, it's click. this week, the uk went into lockdown over the continuing coronavirus crisis. we were told to limit all of our activities and stay at home. this comes as the world health organization says the pandemic is accelerating across the globe. hospitals everywhere are facing a shortage of equipment, including ventilators. this life—saving equipment helps patients to breathe in the most critical cases, when their lung function fails. the uk currently has around 8,000 ventilators in the country, but needs many more. so, how do we urgently get access to more of these machines? can we manufacture more of them in this country? jen copestake has bee

our coronavirus pandemic coverage continues now with harris faulkner. ♪ >> harris: this is "coronavirusstions answered." i'm harris faulkner. the number of covid-19 cases worldwide is closing in on half a million now. the death toll in the united states alone is near 1,000. with more than 69,000 covid-19 cases within our own nation. late last night, the senate unanimously passed a $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill which includes beefed up unemployment benefits, loans and money for hospitals, state and local governments, business rewards for retaining payroll, and cash payouts to most americans. a house vote is now set for tomorrow. that is the new date, they moved that up in the last little while, we learned about. you speaker of the house nancy pelosi. >> i don't think we will get unanimous consent. i think there's some people on the other side of the aisle who

i'm harris faulkner. 3 americans now is under a stay at home order, as cases of the virus have surged. the president has activated the national guard in three of the hardest hit states. the streets in america's biggest cities -- lunch los angeles, new york -- virtual ghost towns right now. all nonessential businesses have been ordered to close. more than 100 million people in eight states ordered to stay in their homes. and those measures in several other states set to take effect, and we are learning day by day more of them. indiana just added to that this too for there, holcomb. the united states hitting a grim ouster now, ranking number three in the world in total cases. only trailing hard hit italy and china where the outbreak obviously began. and more than 35,000 people have tested positive in the u.s. we are doing more testing and getting an idea of what we have among us. that is, however, a 900% spike and confirmed cases in just about a week. 471 people have died in the pandemic here at home. new y

doctor harris as a medic not a politician making decisions.strictions might or might not remain in place after the restrictions for six months or maybe even longer as she suggested, clearly some sort of partial lockdown. perhaps help schools and universities will remain closed, most people will have to work from home, i desire to see a return to mass gathering. maybe the papers review will still be done remotely. indeed, we will have a cheeky look inside all of your lovely homes. seriously though, john, for some people, six—month and effective total isolation if you're a vulnerable person— that is a very ha rd vulnerable person— that is a very hard thing to countenance? vulnerable person— that is a very hard thing to countenance7m vulnerable person— that is a very hard thing to countenance? it is, it is also very difficult for people who live alone, even if they are not abominable. but they can't actually go out and interact with people. —— evenif go out and interact with people. —— even if they are not abominable. you can do things through vi

harry is now saying, no, i am set to rely on harry., military veterans, injured veterans is clearly going to be at the heart of that. how they will make their money is also of course up for grabs. speaking engagements would seem to be probably the main thing that they will do, but clearly this is an emotional day for harry because he is surrounded by his family and they will remain his family, but he is stepping away from the firm. it is a family business and he has really turned his back on it, at least for now, certainly for the next 12 months. although this isn't the first time the family have come together, they did that yesterday at windsor, clearly this is a very public outing and one can imagine that both harry and megan are filling up take today. we are just seeing the cambridge is awry. a bit strange that they should at the last minute say they will go straight to their seats as well. it is a bit strange and you had to presume it was felt that the mood music wasn‘t good if they didn‘t have everybody sort of in the same place a

you mentioned that 911 and harry potter, those are pretty big events.are there some smaller or maybe less pronounced events or cultural phenomenons that make millennial's unique from their counterpart? >> guest: that's a very good question someone little when i get at in the book a tiny bit, i think is interesting is that zero-tolerance policies for bullying in school. that is something i think you can really draw a direct line from people our age were the first people to grow up in an era where if a kid pushed another kid on the playground it was like you're expelled. for parents it was just kids being kids and everyone is going to get called nays and everyone can get bullied and bullying is just part of childhood, what's the problem? for millennial's and this is part of the boomer super parenting kind of thing, bullying became this humongous problem. and you had zero-tolerance policies and school which had two effects. one, more pernicious effects at that as it unfairly targeted black and brown kids in a way that push them into the criminal justice sy

are you on board with the scissors cutting the pasta, harry?cissors part and did he clean off the scissors? >> that's the question where have the scissors been thank you, harry >>> coming up next we'll pour a drink in our red solo cups for a sit down with country music superstar luke combs on his quick rise to the top of the charts i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. frustrated that clean clothes you want to wear always seem to need an iron? try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. the bounce wrinkle guard shorts have fewer wrinkles and static, and more softness. it's the world's first mega sheet that does the job of three dryer sheets! bounce out wrinkles. tomtrump on the economy.ald his people over

let's start with the new information about kamala harris.tatistically the highest she got was about 15%. she peaked after going after joe biden. it then declined and she was in the low single digits. that wasn't statistically important so she didn't endorse anybody. what's the relevance this now? will it help joe biden particularly in shoring up and creating enthusiasm amongst black voters? although her appeal wads much broader than black voters? >> so true. what also helps is michael bloomberg is no longer on the ticket because he servend votes away from him. i think kamala harris is also important in the vice presidency. this is the first time we have two accepttogen airptsnds where will think earlier than we normally would. and her support signals to democrats there is a coalescing of the democratic establishment as bernie sanders would call them, where it's very clear you have klobuchar, buttigieg, beto, kamala now saying biden had our guy. this is the direction we need to go in. kamala harris is a moderate like joe biden, so the endorse

go ahead, harris. >> harris: hello, mr. president. so great to see you today. this will be a little bit to relate. i understand you guys are going back and forth on the economy and employers. more than 66% of people are employed by small businesses. the vp talked a little bit about this. we are dropping big companies' names. the question here is, how do you shore up both as you look forward? >> bill: the question is a good one, and it's talking about boeing. you've got two-thirds of american businesses are small businesses. you think about what they are trying to do, in terms of adjusting to this new reality that's been thrown on them. what will you do for small business? >> president trump: first, i have to say harris is one of my favorite people. i didn't hear a word she said and i was hoping it wasn't too devastating a question. but she is a fantastic person, i have to say that. okay, now that i've said it, because i can't hear harris, the bill is very much focused on the small business person. it's very much focused on small companies including restaurants

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i'm harris faulkner.merica have now topped 3,000, exceeding the number of people killed in the 9/11 terror attacks, and the death toll in our country also has now eclipsed the total in china. this, as three in four americans are under some sort of movement restriction. virginia, maryland, and the district of columbia also have ordered people to stay inside, stay home. president trump maintaining there is no need for a national travel ban at the moment, but he is warning the next few weeks will be pivotal in our fight against covid-19.

and harry, to speak about the experience of serving.anisation can provide stop and for others, it is a way of life which you never want to leave. for a lot of us, it is both. being able to serve queen and country is something that we all are rightly proud of and it never leaves us. it was a powerful speech, harry sounded motivated and fulfilled. puzzling, that in a few days he and meghan will step away to return to canada. nicholas witchell, bbc news. that is it for now, thank you for watching. hello, then. there were winners and losers with the weather on thursday, parts of northern england had close to nine hours of sunshine. look at this beautiful weather watch a picture sent into the lake district. it was a different story south and east, in fact, the only brightness possibly down to east sussex in the beach huts because there was over1.5 beach huts because there was over 1.5 inches of rain. the rain pretty persistent, now moving into the new continent. not many isoba rs moving into the new continent. not many isobars on the chart s

and taylor swift joining the relief effort in a big way >>> get ready for the big royal farewell of harry and meghan in london >>> here's young eve in 117 mile per hour winds you might just take the early "early today" starts right now good morning i'm frances rivera >> and i'm phillip mena. we begin with the latest on the coronavirus emeround the world more than 96,000 people have been sickened and at least 3,300 have died, mostly in mainland china. palestinian territories have declared a 30-day state of emergency after four cases were suspected in bethlehem schools have been shut down, and all tourist and religious areas are closed outside of china, south korea had one of the largest outbreaks. overnight 500 more cases were reported there that brings the total to more than 6,000 royal caribbean has announced that people who have recently traveled to south korea will be barred from boarding their cruise ships that restriction also applies to italy and iran >>> officials in washington state are reporting two more deaths from the virus which brings the total there to 13 and the national to

two major endorsements today, jesse jackson, senator, i'll harris. is she -- kamala harris. is she -- kamala harris. issue on the shortlist to be a running mate? guest: absolutely. i would say kamal harris is in so is amy klobuchar. and the chances that woman will be going a ticket are what percent? guest: it may be wishful thinking for my part but i would say 85%. hold me to it.- rerun the tape and embarrass me if you will. there will not be two white males on the democratic ticket. host: what about senator elizabeth war and? when do you think we will see the endorsement? think elizabeth moran recognizes -- and i have not been in touch at all with the campaign, so i'm speaking right head here --f the i think she recognizes her maximum leverage is now. her moment is now. i would be surprised if she does , andndorse for tuesday this is sunday morning. bill press, author, columnist, talk show host -- guest: are we done question mark -- are we done yet go host: >> live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. on monday, we previewed the week ahead in washington an