history well i'm happy to welcome tonight to the day ellen wald ellen joins me tonight from jacksonville florida ellen it's good to have you on this show what are these lasting consequences what are they going to be. well i think we're going to see lasting consequences in a number of areas saudi arabia is really going to feel the brunt of the lower oil prices sooner rather than later particularly because it's in the midst of a very large government spending plan now saudi arabia is best equipped to handle a large sudden increase in oil production because it has the most spare capacity anywhere in the world and it also can produce oil at the lowest cost anywhere in the world but the crown prince of saudi arabia has initiated a very impatient and very expensive economic reorganization program and that's going to be in real danger now in fact we heard recently that the saudi government has asked ministries to make to prepare austerity budgets that could prepare them for a very sustained period of the crisis then if we move on to the united states which has been a major oil producer now it's actuall

host: let's take one last caller, ricky calling from jacksonville, florida. ricky, good morning. caller: yes, sir, good morning. i love your show. i always believe in american exceptionalism and that we were at the top of the food chain when it comes to situations. this situation reflects just where we really are lacking across the board in everything from education, to everything. my situation is my granddaughter has a friend who has nowhere to go, a friend on medications and stuff, and it is just terrible that these students are being cast out into the world without knowing -- they don't know where to go. of americaneliever reception, it really shook me to let me know that the entire infrastructure of the united states is in peril. host: elizabeth, who should college students call if they can't -- believe they can't go home or feel like they have financial trouble and not able to do online classes? what would you suggest college students do? guest: that's a good question. i think some colleges have explicit guidance on this on their website. if you don't have internet access, c

sailors will be coming out of jacksonville, florida. we think that will be between 180 and 200 person strong unit. be at the convention center in new orleans. that center is going to have 1000 beds. this sunday.y there will be a personnel housing unit. with another 250 beds. that will be for persons under investigation. inside the convention center will be for positive patients. persons under investigation will be across the street in the personnel housing unit. navydetachment from the will staff principally at the pui at the personnel holding unit, but could augment what we have in the convention center. because we have navy active-duty title x navy personnel coming to louisiana, they will be working for us, we believe it is the first time that we created a letter setting a dual status commander commanding both guardsmen and the navy sailors when they arrive in new orleans. i'm proud to announce that the general and the national guard will serve as our dual status commander. be thetors continue to most pressing need in the short term.

navy sailors coming out of jacksonville, florida. between that will be 180 and 200 person strong unit. they are going to augment our staff at the convention center in new orleans. the center will have 1000 beds operational by this coming sunday. there will be a personal housing unit across the street from the convention center with another 250 beds. that will be for persons under investigation. so inside the convention center will be covid positive patients. persons under investigation will be across the street in the personal housing unit. that detachment from the navy will staff principally at the personal holding unit but could augment the staffing and the convention center that we will fill primarily with the staffing contract we have executed for doctors and nurses and other health care providers. we have navy personnel coming to louisiana and they will be working with us. we believe it is the first time in state history we have signed a letter creating a dual status commander commanding guardsmen and the navy sailors when they

the cut offline is charlotte south wards and jacksonville, florida, north wards. so your forecast today, a nice day in the midatlantic. enjoy the 60s in d.c. but then enjoy the 41 in minneapolis. colder air will come in. we'll talk about snow in the great lakes throughout thursday and friday. one of the worst tornadoes in tennessee history. and just imagine that community. it's a small community. 18 lives lost in a 2-mile stretch. >> i think two important things to mention. the governor of tennessee declaring a state of emergency and president trump going to be heading there later this week to visit the site of the d devastation. >>> divided supreme court yesterday increased the ability of states to prosecute undocumented immigrants and other people who do not have work authorization in the u.s. if they provide false social security numbers or other information on job applications. with the court's conservative justices in the majority, the 5-4 ruling overturned a 2017 supreme court decision that voided the convictions of three restaurant workers for using other p

woodrow wilson and then there's a conversation with this young 28 year old activists from jacksonville, florida. wta beat the boys says in 1918 in a crisis magazine, which had been his sentiment for years before 1917 is that african americans should put their separate grievances aside, close ranks with the right -- white brother and and fight. that was around the same time where a president wilson goes before joint session of congress on april 2nd and that seven-page speech we all remember that nine, ten, 11 word phrase where we must fight to make the world safe for democracy. when african americans here that, they believe because they are citizens, they are third, fourth and fifth generation americans. the leading scholar is saying close ranks, most african americans believe that. many of them will support the war. however, there is a third conversation going on. rand off, when you walk into the exhibition, you see his quote, we would rather make georgia safe -- each one of those have an image. an image under him is three individuals and a cake cake a regalia. the image that you see under rand

lennc curry, the mayor of jacksonville, florida.n this program and you're a welcome guest. we hope to see you again, sir. >> always good to be with you. thank you. stuart: update on the market we're down 850 now, on the dow industrials, and again i have to remind everybody we're up 1,300 points yesterday. there's another side to the economy problem and that is the price of oil. it's down to $21 a barrel this morning. yes, gas prices continue to decline very sharply. the average price for gas nationwide is now $2.06 a gallon , but that sharp decline and persistent decline in oil on your screens now, 21.37 down another 5%, that's putting real pressure on the drillers, the frackers, and the major oil companies. another side to the economy problem that we have. take a break. back in a moment. let's be honest. quitting smoking is hard. like, quitting every monday hard. quitting feels so big. so try making it smaller, and you'll be surprised at how easily starting small can lead to something big. start stopping with nicorette. but allstat

keep that in mind, anywhere from tallahassee to, jacksonville, florida and area south of savannah towards valdosta. the northeast is a decent day, especially considering it's still early march. 55 in d.c., 53 in new york, middle of the country is gorgeous, oklahoma city, 66. denver is great, salt lake city, no problems in the southwest, just a little bit of rain in seattle. now let's get to the weekend forecast, so in the northeast, we're going to give you an ugly friday, it's going to be kind of rainy. it's going to be kind of cold, if you're in areas like detroit and pittsburgh and buffalo, syracuse, you'll likely see rain going to a little bit of snow. not a lot of accumulations with this. probably not a big deal. it's going to be kind of an ugly friday. we trade that, get rid of that storm on saturday, so it's a chilly start but the afternoon will be sunny. we're going to be in the 30s and 40s in the northeast. notice the new storm coming into the west. we actually could use some of that snow and rain in california. we dry it out in the southeast, and he's r here is the re -- here is

and the problems exist all over the place in the us in jacksonville florida hospitals are strugglingke the most out of the equipment they do have facing a shortage of masks, a doctor at the university of florida health says a lot of equipment comes from asia and the pandemic has slowed down production. the ornization is now encouraging local physicians to clean and reuse their personalprotective equipment, personal protective equipment is commonly known as p its equipment more to minimize exposure to hazards that cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses. >>doctors offices have very little of this equipment left or available to them. so patients also physicianare using best. gore won best rather shift healthcare workers are at risk they're taking care of patients. infected. fighting support care this their attention save lives. but at the same time they're putting their own lives at risk and thought having this protective uipment. it's it is a concern. >>protective equipment big issue pp an email sent to the university of florida health employees states at the hospital only had

wynn and sanjay, this is a question from shar main in jacksonville, florida, can plain soap and watere. >> this is a good question. just soap and water can be very effective, even more effective than the hand sanitizers. you do it for a certain technique. there's been all kinds of studies on this. in the midst of a pandemic, it sounds silly to keep talking about hand washing, but it makes a difference and it's really withstood the test of time. >> along those lines, we've got tons of questions on the proper way to wash your hands. and we convinced you to do a tutorial on exactly that because you have changed the way i wash my hands. i never knew the back of the hand, in between the fingers, and the thumb thing. let's take a look at your tutorial. >> i'm going to show you how to wash your hands. most people know how to do this, but always worth remembering. just going to wet my hands here, get plenty of soap and just start rubbing your hands. make sure you really interlace your fingers like this and also turn your hands over. don't forget the backs of your hands. people often forget th

lenny curry, mayor of jacksonville, florida, your honor, thank you, you're the largest city in florida, largest population i think. you have very broad boundaries there. are you close to even considering a lockdown, a kind of a shelter in place for the people of jacksonville? >> well, couple of days ago i put out an executive order that limits all social gatherings to 50 people or less. that is restaurants, any other social spaces, people seem to be complying with that, taking it seriously. we are -- stuart: shelter in place, in other words stay home, you're not close to that yet? >> well, that could come. here is what we're doing. i'm working closely with the hospital systems to ramp up testing. have been in touch with president trump and his team. they're sending a mobile unit in which will allow us to begin testing of 1000 people a day. the truth though, as we go through this is, recognizing the economic impact and pain on people. you know i talked to restaurant owners. bartenders, service workers but my message is, stay home. we're going to have to go through this economic pain now

the lead story george in jacksonville, florida, republican, your next. caller: good morning.a chemical and electronic engineer. trump started two months ago, trying to get the characteristics of this thing they called the flu at first. dnachinese refused to give and structure. enough and31, he had he started banning people from coming in from china. the doctors -- it detects it using an artificial intelligence system. i have used it. i have had it for 12 years. they have standard care. it is made in europe. it is only $20,000. that is the same price it has been for some time. the pharmaceutical companies would quickly be able to check the safety of any new vaccine or antiviral. sendingtarted information to congress and to the president's people a few days ago because i got enough information put together. host: what line of work are you in? caller: i'm retired. i worked in paper and power. the oil industry has hospitals overseas, by the way, i was poisoned in saudi arabia with over 300 infections. because one of our people was making alcohol. this unit took care of almost eve

speaker, i rise today to recognize the many national cemeteries in florida, especially the jacksonville national cemetery in my district. and these haloed -- hallowed grounds are sacred to those to the families who served our country honorably, many of whom paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. recently the department of veterans affairs ranked the top national cemeteries in the country and i'm proud to report that the jacksonville national cemetery of the southeast district has erpped the highest award, which is accepted by al richberg, the director of the jacksonville national semteamplet thank you to al and his team for all the work that they do to preserve the final resting places of our nation's military and creating a beautiful, peaceful, and memorable place for loved ones to visit. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate the west nassau school cheerleading team who recently won the state, national, and world championships in orlando. with nine state titles, the warriors are tied for the second most championships in the state of florida. in fact, this is the second year i

he's say medical specialists will soon deploy from jacksonville, florida not clear where they will go. defense secretary esper described the military's response. >> for several weeks the department of defense has been surging personnel, capabilities and equipment to help slow the spread of the virus. thousands of national guard troops are mobilized across the country, conducting a variety of essential tasks ranging from planning to logistics to medical support. >> the army corps of engineers has transformed a center on manhattan's west side to a makeshift hospital nearly 3,000 beds making it one of the largest hospitals in the country right now. the commanding general says he will convert a large convention center in chicago as well by the end of next month at a cost of 75 million dollars. he is also looking at places in new orleans where covid deaths continue to rise. >> we have never done a pandemic capability. we don't have on the shelf designs of how to modify hotels into, you know, covid centers. >> president trump has given his defense secretary the permission to bring back form

wen and sanjay, this is a question from charlottesville main in jacksonville, florida.is no antibacterial soap, can soap and water be effective? >> this is a good question. just soap and water can be very effective, even more effective than the hand sanitizers. you do it for a certain technique. there's been all kinds of studies on this. it is really, in the midst of a pandemic, it sounds silly to keep talking about hand washing. but it makes a difference and it's withstood the test of time. >> we have questions on the proper way to wash your hands and we convinced you to do a tutorial on that. because you have changed the way i washed my hands. i never knew the back of the hand, in between the fingers and the thumb thing. let's take a look at your tutorial. >> all right. i'm going to show you how to wash your hands. most people know how to do this, but always worth remembering. just going to wet my hands here, get plenty of soap, and just start rubbing your hands. make sure you really inter lace your fingers like this and also turn your hands over. don't forget the bac

sanjay, a question from jacksonville, florida, reads can plain soap and water still be effective?s is a good question. just soap and water can be very effective even more effective than hand sanitizers, there's study on it, in the midst of a ngd pennsylvania seems silly to talk about hand washing but it makes a difference and has really stood the test of time. >> we have questions on the proper way to wash your hands and convinced you to do a tutorial on that. you changed the way i wash my hands. let's take a look at your tutorial. >> all right, i'm going to show you how to wash your hands. most people know how to do this. always worth remembering. going to wet my hands, plenty of soap and just start rubbing your hands and make sure you really interlace your fingers like this and also turn the hands over and don't forget the backs of the hand people often forget that. both sides. get it really well. i will actually get under the fingertips and even the nails, make sure to clean underneath there. and then you got to get the thumbs. , thumbs are really important. sing the happy birt

. >> hi, my name is fran, i'm from jacksonville, florida. >> a lot of people love to do that they do tell you to be outside. >> so important for mental health to be outside, to be with nature the thing is, fran, the president is asking all americans to limit, basically to stop discross-examinatietionary. so you've got to ask yourself these questions from the cdc do you have any underlying health conditions. are you going somewhere where there's a coronavirus outbreak or potential for coronavirus outbreak that could be where you're heading. do you have a plan for what happens if you get sick. these are the questions you need to ask when you get back, are you going to be in contact with people who may be vulnerable? it's not just about you and not just about going about with your normal activities. this is not a normal time and we're going to have to cut back on things we like to do. >> on another note, people want to go out and get fresh air. i took the kids out, i had them in the stroller and we were walking, there was nobody around but fres

>>thank you gayle having enough medical supplies is an issue across the country in jacksonville floridaost out of the equipment they do have and facing a shortage of sks s well a doctor at the university of florida health says a lot of equipment comes from asia and covid 19 has slowed down production. the organization is now encouraging local physicians to clean and reuse their personal protective equipment, personal protective equipment is commonly known as ppe and its equipment warned to minimize exposure to hazards. but cause serious workplace injuries and illnesses. >>doctors offices have very little of this equipment left or available to them. so patients also physicians are using best. they were what best rather shift healthcare workers are at risk they're taking care of patients. infected. finding supports care this their attention save lives. but at the same time they're putting their own lives at risk and having this protective equipment. this a concern. >>if you see a health care worker, thank them for what they're doing an email sent to unersity of florida health employees do

the battle as a war time operation, he says 450 navy medical specialists will deploy from jacksonville, floridaper described the military's response. >> for several weeks the department of defense has been surging personnel, capabilities and equipment to help slow the spread of the virus. thousands of national guard troops are mobilized across the country, conducting a variety of essential tasks ranging from planning to logistics to medical support. >> reporter: the army corps of engineers transformed the javet center into a makeshift hospital with nearly 3,000 beds, making it one of the largest hospitals in the country right now. the commanding officer spoke at the pentagon on friday. >> we've never done a pandemic capability. we don't have on the shelf designs of how to modify hotels into covid centers. >> reporter: late last night, president trump authorized defense secretary esper to bring back former army medics to active duty to combat the virus. arthel. arthel: lucas, thank you. eric. eric: arthel, we're told there's a new rapid coronavirus test and it could be deployed soon across the c

host: let's take one last caller, ricky calling from jacksonville, florida. ricky, good morning.ler: yes, sir, good morning. i love your show. i always believe in american exceptionalism and that we were at the top of the food chain when it comes to situations. this situation reflects just where we really are lacking across the board in everything from education, to everything. my situation is my granddaughter has a friend who has nowhere to go, a friend on medications and stuff, and it is just terrible that these students are being cast out into the world without knowing -- they don't know where to go. of americaneliever reception, it really shook me to let me know that the entire infrastructure of the united states is in peril. host: elizabeth, who should college students call if they can't -- believe they can't go home or feel like they have financial trouble and not able to do online classes? what would you suggest college students do? guest: that's a good question. i think some colleges have explicit guidance on this on their website. if you don't have internet access, call

thunderstorms could become sere vie across south georgia and north florida, including jacksonville tonight. as the low pulls offshore, it gets pulled back in by this great lakes low that will bring snows in to the interior northeast. mostly rain until these two merge. really wind up the winds, could gust to 50 or 60 miles an hour. could see snow along cape cod. we'll be watching it closely. david? >> all right, rob marciano with us tonight. rob, thank you. >>> and harvey weinstein making news tonight. he's now been transferred to rikers island in new york city. he was moved from bellevue hospital more than a week after being found guilty of criminal sexual assault and rain. doctors inserted a stent in his heart last night. he now faces up to 29 years in prison when he's sentenced next week. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this thursday. disturbing video of a violent police arrest in new york. officers confronting a young man, allegedly smoking marijuana, appearing to kick him to the ground. >>> there are late developments today in the missing children's case maki

julia in jacksonville, florida, as we continue to watch the scene in los angeles, your thoughts aboutut the way bernie has been coming along so far. and think that california hopefully texas will end up in his favor. i am a florida voter. i am pro bernie. i hope we can come out for him this year and do better than what we did in 2016. he is 20 somebody i believe can bring over republican voters to vote for him and attract voters from donald trump to him. it is a movement. it is not about me, me, me like doll trump is all about himself. -- like donald trump is all about himself and the people who are for him specifically. it is not for america. i think bernie does a really good job of saying it is not just me, it is us. the working class. the people who put in the elbow grease to make this country move at work and function. wellve not been treated lately, especially in this presidency. i think that bernie can turn things around for the country. it is not just a presidential election that will get us there. it is a movement. it is about the house and the senate to also be aligned. about

florida. >> and assisted living facility, where three people are? >> the jacksonville one? >> the one that you confirmed was the one in fort lauderdale. then the one fatality, others were negative. that's what we announced today. >> can you talk to us about what you are doing with nursing facilities? are you testing all of the patients? what's going on? >> first of all, we have sent out increased reinforcement around testing. we want to make sure that any elderly individual that is presenting at the hospital is in the hospital that fits the criteria that they are being tested. we do not want someone in a hospital to be discharged back to a long-term care facility to later be tested positive. so we are certainly encouraging and strengthening the guidance on testing. we are working with our assisted living facilities and nursing facilities to make sure that all of their staff are wearing surgical facial masks to prevent the spread. we are supporting those facilities to be clear about how to submit any orders for supply. moscowitz isor aware, especially regarding this request

this was the scene during spring break in clearwater beach, not in south florida, just over a week ago. a jacksonville city official posted this image from over the weekend. meanwhile, new york continues to grapple with the highest number of cases in the united states. there is now a field hospital in central park. 68 beds available. there's now a navy hospital ship docked in the hudson river, another 1,000 beds. as the hospital ship "comfort" passed by the statue of liberty, a memorable photo was born in that instant. chicago also dealing with escalating cases will convert its enormous mccormick place convention center into the state's first field hospital for some 3,000 patients by april 24. in los angeles, the national guard converted the city's convention center into a field hospital there to relieve the burden on the city's overcrowded medical facilities. medical staff across the country have been warning of dire shortages of protective equipment, mostly masks. yesterday trump suggested that hospitals were to blame for the rate at which these masks were being used up, and he threw out that same i

jacksonville stadium. and then broward memorial testing site in conjunction with the florida national guard. we open that last week and it has been doing about 700 to 750 swabs a day. that is very important for folks we have seenrd who community spread there. but now we also have people flying in and we think that that is going to exacerbate it. it is really important to be able to identify to people and have them self-isolate and try to blunt the spread of this thing. and then finally we have a test site at the villages. here in central florida. and it is in conjunction with uf health. they are doing typical clinical swabs for people that may have symptoms, but they are also doing a research project. it will be more random testing to try to figure out how widely dispersed this virus may be. nobody really knows whether people can acquire the virus and really not even know it and then pass it on to other people. how many people out there who get it art without symptoms and never even think about it. if that's true, are they contagious at that point? they will look at all those and tried to ge

jacksonville jaguars stadium. it's run very well. and then broward memorial conjunction with the florida national guard and my office. week, and hat last it's been doing about 700 to 750 swabs a day. that's very, very important for folks down in broward who community ve seen spread there, but then now we also have people flying in and think that's going to exacerbate it. so it's really important to be the people, ify have them isolate, and try to blunt the spread of this thing. finally, we have a test site at the villages here in florida. it's in conjunction with u.f. health. u.f. health is doing a great thing. doing typical clinical wabs for people that may have symptoms, but they're also doing a research project so it's going testing to tryom o figure out how widely disbursed this virus may be. no one really knows whether the virus anduire really not even know it and then pass it onto other people. out there whoople get it are just without symptoms and never even think about it that's true that they can do that, are they contagious at that point? o they're going to be looking at all those and they'll try to get a h

florida. lincoln likes it, that's very interesting what happened in jacksonville and are interested in that. try to keep going but try to keep it quiet we don't people talking about this. we don't talk about it. this is her stance and, stanton plays a role in helping to encourage general hunter, and also to encourage general hunter to be quiet. and yes, the news gets out. something like this cannot be kept under wraps. especially when they're beginning to engage military operation no promises about asking questions. this is bad news for stanton he doesn't want to hear it. the leading voice of the radicals in the senate, he said stanton wished general hunter had been allowed to free the slaves without talking about it. [laughter] stanton was actually quoted to say damn him, why do he do it and say nothing about it? as it is a becomes a controversy that lincoln has to weigh in, lincoln actually writes a letter where he says to slaveholders you cannot be blind to signs of the times. look at what's happening. even though he doesn't permit them to move forward and requires hunter to issue a count

florida. in terms of the severe weather, though, damaging wind gusts hail, isolated tornadoes. the threats as you make your way into jacksonville, gainesville, as far west as tallahassee. in the great lakes, not as strong of a system but spotty rain and snow showers with this clipper. behind it some cooler breezes for this thursday. i'm accuweather meteorologist adam del rosso. >>> coming up, the man who made off with an expensive necklace by using a fishing rod. we'll show you. >>> but first the fight over whether ponzi schemer bernie madoff should be released from prison early. >>> plus, the disagreement between lawmakers that turned into a raging fistfight in parliament. >>> a safety alert for parents. >>> back now with more dirty lowdown dirty politics. this time a fistfight. members of turkish parliament were supposed to discuss military involvement in syria but a brawl erupted when one tie prid to the state to face felony charges. lori vallow was extradited from hawaii where she was being held on $5 million bail. she's due in court her 7-year-old son and 17-year-old daughter haven't been seen since september. 800,000 dres

a man with covid-19 was stopped by the national guard at jacksonville airport after getting off a flight from a new york city airport. floridaantis says the national guard is helping to make sure arriving travelers get screened. >> i think it's an issue when you have folks who are in the hot zone and leaving the hot zone to come to different parts of the country. so we instituted a 14-day self-quarantine for everyone coming in from those airports and the new york city area. every time they come in, they're now met by national guard and department of health personnel, they're screened, they provide information and they are given the instructions about self isolation. >> reporter: yesterday a norfolk virginia before the navy hospital ship the comfort left for new york, president trump mentioned that possible quarantine of the entire states of new york, new jersey and parts of connecticut. now, that suggestion was met with quick backlash and that suggested quarantine was not carried out. as for texas, state officials are ordering travelers who fly to texas from new orleans to self-quarantine for two weeks. there's been 225 new

in florida turnpike food courts are closed a jacksonville man even documenting this pit stock flyer.e cannot allow you to use indoor restrooms or loiter in this building but some ugly obstacles outshined by the light of human compassion where did you get all this stuff? >> we got this stuff from sam's club. >> reporter: a west virginia 13-year-old, whose dad is a truck driver, using his allowance to buy food for other drivers. >> my motto is if there's no truck drivers out here, america will suffer. >> reporter: another woman offering a safe place to pull over and sleep along with a hot shower and something to eat. food for the soul to an often unheralded workforce that's keeping our nation moving. >> what do you want people to know about people in the trucking industry who are risking everything right now to get goods delivered? >> i just want to say, we got your backs >> reporter: now, when i asked jorge chavez what's the hardest part about your job, he said right now it's finding food at a lot of truck stops across the country, you'll find signs like these, dining unavailable. to

it was canceling the players championship north of here in jacksonville also canceled spring training games. that provides a big boost for florida according to one economic survey, it supports more than 13,000 jobs here in arizona and brings in hundreds of millions of dollars with spring training canceled there's no baseball until the regular season which has also been delay ed and fans are hoping this is all just a temporary pause. >> i think it'll come back. i think within a month, they are trying to figure out how to prevent it from spreading within the teams but i think overall, i think it's going to be back too much money. reporter: what won't be back any time soon is college basketball. the ncaa canceling march madness altogether. there will be no games played in that tournament. the ncaa generates almost $1 billion in rev into you from that tournament alone a lot of that coming from broadcast rights, with no games, nothing to televise, they won't be seeing money, david? david: grady thank you very much so plenty grocery stores facing outbreak histeria at some stores as shoppers flood the aisles and empty the shelves , stu

carolina and florida have ordered people arriving from the new york area to self quarantine for at least 14 days upon arrival. a man with covid-19 was stopped by the national guard at jacksonvilleirport after getting off a flight from a new york city airport. florida's governor said the national guard is helping make sure arriving travelers get screened. >> i think it's an issue when you have folks who are in the hot zone, then leaving the hot zone to come to different parts of the country, so we instituted a 14-day self quarantine for everyone coming in from those airports in the new york city area. every time they come in, they're now met by national guard and department of health personnel, they're screened, they provide information and they are given the instructions about self isolation. >> reporter: governor greg abbott says passengers who fly to texas from miami, atlanta, detroit and the hard hit states of california and washington will also be ordered to self quarantine for two weeks, so some expanded quarantine orders just issued in texas. jon. jon: christina coleman from los angeles. thank you. meantime, spain and italy demanding more help from the european union in t

jacksonville jaguars stadium. day one was 288 samples, day two was 141 samples. they could have processed more. the traffic was pretty light. maybe that's a sign there is not as many symptoms in northeast floridanue to be open and look to process as many tests as we can. again that's the city of jacksonville, jacksonville sheriffs office and fire and rescue working with the county health department in doing really good job. i salute them for that. >> sandra: you've been listening to governor ron desantis speaking at the villages where there is a mobile drive-thru testing site set up for the coronavirus. giving the details on that and urging floridians to stay home but also to not panic. also anticipating the new york governor a moment from now. that was ron desantis in central florida. >> ed: we'll hear from andrew cuomo in a short time maybe a few minutes from now is what the schedule says. he has been having daily news briefings talking about working in concert with president trump. we want to stay on top of that. again not just focus on new york. we have florida, we dipped in massachusetts and all around the country. a crisis we'll all get through together. we're watching all of that. in th

florida. not close so far as the votes come in. then you come up here, north of jacksonvillerimary and joe biden 61% here. more conservative voters up here, joe biden doing well. more independent voters around here, joe biden doing quite well. more liberal voters in the south. this was a state hillary clinton won by a huge margin four years ago. the question is bernie sanders is math already against him in this race. can he get enough delegates tonight to make the case it's worth staying in the race? this was four years ago, a hillary clinton blow out. bernie sanders 64% up here. he's not above 60, but so far very early the map filling in in a convincing way for the former vice president. this is the statement he wants to make. florida a big state, a big basket of delegates. joe biden is trying to make a statement. i'm winning in these big states that matter in november. doesn't necessarily translate, but joe biden wants to make a statement tonight and the early results in florida say he has a chance to do that. >> 115,000 votes ahead of bernie sanders. as we follow the votes

florida. ayune miami, --hay uno en miami, hay una en jacksonville y otra en tampa.desinfectarlo. tenemos cobertura especial. vamos con mas de despierta america intro sugerido: intro sugerido: vamos con doctor juan . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ya son 9 muertos y 127 infectados con el coronavirus en los estados unidos. y esta maqana la organizacion mundial de la salud aumento a 3.4% la tasa de mortalidad de este virus. ?el pais esta preparado para este brote? hoy, en nuestra cobertura de costa a costa, tenemos a nuestro colega jan carlos gonzalez desde kirkland, washington. este estado se considera el epicentro del coronavirus en estados unidos, porque fue justamente ahi donde se reporto el prime caso, a mediados de enero, y ya ha cobrado a vida de 9 personas. tambien tenemos a nuestra colega elyangelica gonzalez en miami, florida, que nos mostrara una sala de aislamiento y nos contara que estan haciendo los hospitales en este estado donde ya hay 3 enfermos. y en nueva york, peggy carranza nos lleva al metro para explicarnos lo que esta haciendo las autoridades para evitar el contag

jacksonville. also, big in this area is spring training. that provides a big boost for the economies here in florida and in arizona.udy, it supports more than 13,000 jobs in those two states. some of those jobs include hourly stadium employees and with all of these cancellations across the country of major sporting events, lot of people are wondering how those employees will make ends meet. that's something dallas mavericks owner mark cuban talked about this morning with maria bartiromo. listen. >> in our particular case, we are going to pay our part-time and hourly employees as if the games took place. we would have had a game tomorrow and we will pay them as if that game took place. reporter: of course, march madness has been canceled all together. the ncaa generates almost $1 billion in revenue from that tournament alone. a lot of that just from broadcasting rights and with no games being played, there's no games on tv, so the ncaa won't see any of that money. david? david: grady trimble, thank you very much. appreciate it. we are getting some breaking news on the national guard. according to lucas tomlinson, ou

florida's governor has taken where spring breakers have jammed the beaches. we continue to get spring breakers up and down the east coast. up in jacksonvilleu know, on sandbars you have tuns of people jammed on sandbars all across the state of florida. they're still out there. they were still out there this it weekend. a lot of them proudly displaying trump flags on their boats. it looked like a campaign rally. a very unhealthy, very dangerous campaign rally, but a campaign rally all the same. those images are being seen by senior citizens across florida whose lives are on the line. the callousness of this all, the governor's refusal to shut down the state so teenagers and people in their 20s can continue to get sun and continue to party, that's something that i suspect, talking to seniors i've been talking to in the state of florida and trump supporters, that's not going to be forgotten this fall. >> yeah, right. let's remember, joe, you know, we always -- you know politics should not be the forefront of our mind right now for all the obvious reasons, but there is going to be an election in november and as you pointed out, the polling per

area of concern along the florida/georgia border especially the southern half of georgia. brunswick to tallahassee late in the day in jacksonville, the timing of the mess, 3:00 p.m. is the peak of it as we head towards the rush hour, everything will push towards the coast. jacksonville, looks like you're all clear by 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. this morning. that's when the storm threat is over your local nbc forecast in 30 seconds. go get 'em tiger! or built-in virus protection so you won't lose all your stuff. whoa! there, that's better. so yeah, if you want all that, switch to chromebook. ♪ joo good thursday morning this is a look at our live view over san francisco the fog has rolled in and we're going to see some changes in our forecast cooler temperatures there, probably reaching 64 degrees the inland area will get more sunshine today and still above normal, but we're coming down from the high temperatures we had yesterday reaching into the mid 70s today tomorrow even cooler as the cool front comes in and the chance of sprinkles getting ready to spring forward this sunday jooirks jooirks for a lot of people. that's coming up >>

jacksonville firefighter and owner of a small general contracting business. kim got her degree and began training building inspectors in hurricane prone florida. >> was she good at it? >> absolutely. she would have a class of 100 rough and tumble men. >> they were laser focused on their careers. >> you decided not to have children? >> at the time we were busy and felt if we were going to do it we wanted time to dedicate to it and never did. >> you did have your babies. >> we did. >> how many of them? >> three. dexter, duncan and gracie, took them to the dog park religiously every weekend, walks every day. that was her escape when she got bogged down. she would harness the herd and take them for a walk. >> kim's workload seemed to grow heavier by the day started to get to her. >> it became increasingly difficult for her to turn work off. >> she went to see a doctor for depression. he decided to take a medication. >> did it work? >> absolutely. i said thank you for giving me my wife back. >> his relief did not last long. >> the cure became worse than the ailment. >> was it causing her to gain weight? >> that is one of the warning signs on it. weight gain. restl

florida. this could be a joe biden exception, if you will, among latino voters. no matter where you go, you come up here, jacksonville, 66% to 23% if you go there. come over here. another big population center, hillsboro county. that is tampa, 55% to 27%. if you move over to pinellas along the coast, some military here. we're in a democratic primary. 55 to 25. you keep looking and looking and looking to try to find a place is bernie sanders going -- is he going to make a run for delegates. orange county county and orlando, 57 to 33. that means you're going to get some delegates. there are congressional districts here. but, wolf, when you look at this, it is all biden blue, and those numbers suggest by a blowout margin. >> the last polling places in florida are about to close as well as in illinois. look at this. we have a cnn major projection. right now joe biden is the winner in the democratic presidential primary in florida where 219 delegates are at stake, the biggest prize of the night. joe biden the winner in florida. in illinois, too early to call right now. some of the areas in cook county, they have an extra

florida. residents will be able to drive their gull carts throug golf ca. governor desantis will be there. others throughout the state including stadiums belonging to the miami dolphins and jacksonvilleo extreme weather now a snow storm is push into the neath as we kick off the first full week of spring. chicago. the storm is expected to hit the northeast coast today. bringing snow to parts of upstate new york and new england. other places in the northeast will see rain and winds. well super bowl to the world series on fox. enough to is he doing play-by-play at home during self-quarantine. >> this is called negotiation, ladies and gentlemen. michelle on the left is trying to prepare dinner. wyatt on the right fighting back a on. >> bucket' if your video is pic. he wants you to donate to a charity. i guess all parents can relate to that one. ainsley: that is cute. did you see it the little child hit the mom and she acted like she was hurt and fell down. thanks, jillian. dr. oz, senator chris coons, newt gingrich and surgeon general dr. jerome adams all here live and wondering what to do with your kids while they are home from school like joe buck's family? how about painting. we are k