keating. if anybody thinks americans are mostly mean and selfish, they ought to come to oklahoma. [ applause ] if anybody thinks americans have lost the capacity for love and caring and courage, they ought to come to oklahoma. [ applause ] to all my fellow americans beyond this hall, i say, one thing we owe those who have sacrificed is the duty to purge ourselves of the dark forces which gave rise to this evil. [ applause ] they are forces that threaten our common peace, our freedom, our way of life. let us teach our children that the god of comfort is also the god of righteousness. those who trouble their own house will inherit the wind. justice will prevail. [ applause ] let us let our own children know that we will stand against the forces of fear. when there is talk of hatred, let us stand up and talk against it. when there is talk of violence, let us standup and talk against it. in the face of death, let us honor lives. as st. paul admonished us, let us not be overcome by evil, but overco

keating, reverend graham. to the families of those who have been lost and wounded, to the people of oklahoma city who have endured so much, and the eople of this wonderful state, to all of you who are here as our fellow americans, i am honored to be here today to represent the american people. but i have to tell you that hillary and i also come as parents, as husband and wife, as people who were your neighbors for some of the best years of our lives. today our nation joins with you in grief. we mourn with you, we share your hope against hope that some may still survive. we thank all of those who have worked heroically to save lives and solve this crime, those here in oklahoma and those who are across this great land, and many who left their own lives to come here to work hand-in-hand with you. we pledge to do all we can to help you heal the injured, to rebuild this city, and to bring to justice those who did this this evil. this terrible sin took the lives of our american family, innocent children in that buil

clinton, keating, misses keating, mayor, our visiting governor from texas, governor and misses bush, and so many people who have come here from all over the country to join in this prayer service. and for all that has been said, i don't know what i am going to say because we have had several messages brought here, one from the president that could be a sermon from a pulpit anywhere. maybe that is what he will do someday. [applause] 10 over 20 years from now. [laughter] but most important of all, all those people that have been named from the fire department, though police department at the police department -- the police department, those people that were in the building, those people that lost loved ones, all that have been injured in the mingle with tears yours. as we walked through the room and moment to go, we shook hands and had a prayer with several of you. and those from the various agencies, fire, medical, police, hundreds of volunteers we have heard about. no matter how hard we try, words simply cannot express the horror and shock and revulsion we all feel over what took pla

governor keating, mrs. keating, mayor nordick, and our visiting governor from the great state of texas, governor and mrs. bush, and so many people that have come here from all over the country to join in this prayer service. and for all that has been said, i don't know what i'm going to say because we've had several messages brought here. one from the president, which could be a sermon from a pulpit anywhere -- and maybe that's what he'll do someday, 10 or 20 years from now. but most important of all, all of those people that have been named from the fire department, the police department -- those people that went in the building, those people that have lost loved ones, those that have been injured in the bombing, our tears mingle with yours as we walked through the room a moment ago and shook hands with so many of you and had a little prayer with several of you. and you're from the various agencies, like the fire, the medical, the police, the hundreds of volunteers who we've already heard about -- no matte

keating, reverend graham. to the families of those who have been lost and wounded, to the people of oklahoma city who have endured so much, and the people of this wonderful state, to all of you who are here as

clinton, governor keating, mrs.eating, mayor, and our governor from the great state of texas, governor and and so many people that have come here from all country to join in this prayer service and for all that said, i don't know what i'm going to say, because we've broughtral messages here. one from the president, which pulpite a sermon from a anywhere, and maybe that's what he'll do someday. [laughter] [applause] now. or 20 years from [laughter] >> but most important of all, all of those people that have from the fire department, the police those people that were in the building, those loved that have lost ones, those that have been bombing, oure tears mingle with yours, as we through the room a moment ago and shook hands with so many of you and had a little prayer with several of you. and you from the various agencies, like the fire, the medical, the police, the of volunteers who we've already heard about, no matter we try, words simply cannot express the horror and revulsion we the all feel over what took place

rebecca keating from the salvation army, thank you very much.rus—stricken cruise ships approaching florida. on one of them, the ms zaandam, four people who'd caught covid—19 have died. the ships are awaiting clearance to dock in the southeastern state after several countries refused permission. we've been talking to madga glazik, whose father is stranded on the zaandam, as are the parents of andrew rae. their understanding at the moment is they should be able to port and... i have been on twitter speaking to the commissioners over there and gradually they have all been softening their position about this. with trump coming out and speaking, i am very confident they will be able to land and get home very soon. they are in good health but they are very stressed and upset that they were assured that all measurements were taken to make sure everything would be fine. they have the health correspondents saying that the company has taken care of everything. so, you know, i'm sure you can understand they are extremely stressed now, extremely tired as we

for more details we cannot trust life to frustrate a force brussels correspondent dave keating. being that focusing mostly on the division so far but what has actually been agreed in this meeting. by all accounts this video some it does seem to have gone better than the previous one of the previous o one there was so much disagreement over this issue of corona bonds of collective rising debts. that the italian prime minister just hoping they refused to sign off on a joint statement- ten eighties posted on f facebook it was a really good team and here. i know what they've group it may not sound like much but it could b be the framework. on the g globe howev. they have agreed to it- to have a recovery funds- which according to frencnch president macron will be between 5% and ten n percent. totalal european gdp. and that dot fund will be part off the next lonong termm u budget that isis the- five y yeh you will havee fininancial framework that will last from twenty twenty one to twentnty twenty seveven dave. the europon cocommission to o come o out wia new proposall f for that long

keating helps us break down a few popular items. up, eggs. >> the date on the egg carton is not a live and die date. you don't need to throw the eggs out if it's past that date. >> reporter: keating says eggs will last in your fridge for three to five weeks after you purchased them, but if you aren't going to finish that carton in time, you can beat and freeze them in an airtight container for about a year. what about veggies? many can be frozen or for items like kale or spinach -- >> once they're blanched you can put them in your freezer. >> reporter: to blanch some leafy produce, you drop it in boiling water for a short period and then transfer it to ice water to stop the cooking. keating says it will last ten months when frozen. for berries, remove the stems and place them in a paper towel lined container to prevent them from getting moldy. >> just prior to eating them, wash them. don't wash the whole batch and store them in the refrigerator. they're only going to spoil that much quicker. >> reporter: as for that constant staple,

phil keating is here with more on this. news here. >> it was one of the biggest tight and combos ever in the sports world is excited that they still have the same magic. and that's true in tampa where tom brady got himself into a bit of trouble. ♪ they did win and those who are just goofing around on the instagram account today with the news that he's coming out of retirement and leaving his fox sports job as an analyst. brady is a six time the super bowl championship got himself a little reprimand the other day in tampa, and his new home. the park's employees spotted a guy working out at a closed park and that guy was none other than tom brady. brady left without getting written citation. the all-pro gronk got spent nine years of the patriots and on on miami beach he fel held his own beach party with djs and dancing on the stage. the tampa bay buccaneers, and tampa bay is just smelling super bowl dreams. back to you. >> dana: all right, phil keating thanks so much. grammy-winning country star brad paisley helping out those

it's smart and measured and sa safe. >> dana: a phil keating thank you. scrutiny of supporters, and a number of women who are notable democrats now endorsing the former vice president, while prominent women's groups are staying rather silent on the matter. and that's the american, and judith mirror mike miller projecadjunct fellow. i want to get to this, and daily beast, what these women's groups don't remember about how they were silent in the late 1990s in regards to monica lewinsky and bill clinton. >> i think what you are hinting at is there may be a double standard. tell mike play here. i think there are clearly women activists who do not want to believe the allegations against or the allegations i should say against joe biden. there is a double standard, in terms of the way in which this woman's allegations have -- by the media. that being said i think we have to draw a distinction between what the media and the women's activists groups care about them with the public cares about. i think part of the reason there hasn't been a lot of scrutiny is tha

katie --governor keating, mayor, and our visiting governor from the great state of texas, governor andses bush, and so many people have come here from all over the country to join in this prayer service, and for all that has been said, i don't know what i'm going to say because we have had several messages brought here. one from the president, it could be a sermon from a pulpit anywhere. what he will do someday. [applause] 10 or 20 years from now. [laughter] but most important of all, all of those people that have named from the fire department, the police department, those people that were in the building, those people that have lost loved ones , those that have been injured in the bombing, our tears mingle with yours as we walk through the womb -- walked through the room and shook hands with so many of you. and you from the various , theies, like the fire medical, the police, the hundreds of volunteers we have already heard about. no matter how hard we try, words cannot express the horror and the shock and the repulsion all fear -- all feel over what place in this city last wednesday

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phil keating is live in south florida.are old enough to remember going to these as kids. >> absolutely. was a lot of fun, the last time anyone's been inside a movie theater as you mentioned has been since mid-march, nearly six weeks ago and all of the lost revenue is crushing the film industry which fears and worries it will lose about $20 billion before this is all over. but around the country, there are some movie theaters open. nostalgic drive-ins where they can get a return to some fun outside of the house at least for a few hours. the drive-in which opened in 1948 which is the only one doing business right now is selling out every friday and saturday night. social distancing is maintained by reducing the number of vehicles inside and keeping them in space 14 feet apart. >> right now, this is the one thing that people can do without worrying about getting infected or anything like that, and they can still get away from the house and they have just a little bit of a break from the stress of being locked in. >> the conce

phil keating, we will come back to you as the news warrants.gain, we will bring everyone the governor of florida, desantis, when he becomes talking live here on "outnumbered overtime." meanwhile, the number of covid-19 deaths in the u.s. has now risen above 4,000. the number of cases expected to go above 200,000, sometime today, based on the rate we've been seeing in recent days. worldwide, that number could reach 1 million cases, we are told, based, again, on the projection by tomorrow night. 1 million, worldwide. the death toll in the u.s. has risen 448% over the past week. so, we are edging to an apex. we don't know when it's going to get here, but that is definitely an indication. the number of cases, the number of deaths going up, by such a huge degree. the white house coronavirus task force is projecting as many as 100,000 to 240,000 people could die from covid-19 in america. the president last night warning americans to prepare for the worst in coming days. watch. >> i want every american to be prepared for the hard days that lie ahead.

following that part of the story in florida, phil keating. >> shannon, this pandemic and societal lockdownmillions of americans into unemployment. and for businesses, shut them or at least slow them dramatically. some businesses are finding positive ways to keep production going and more importantly, keeping workers working. and florida, the past 50 years, he has been all about plastic. but the family owned business making customized plastic sheets, rods too, you name it. workers are using their know-how and equipment to make space shields which are going out to hospitals, doctors, nurses and first responders. the owners are running free ships around the clock as business has tripled. >> the fact that we are providing essential equipment with the fact that we have obligations to keep people safe so doubling down and finding our own masks and hand sanitizers, washing protocols, and workstations. that has been a challenge too. >> across the country 600 distiller's have moved bottling boos to bottling high alcohol content hand sanitizer. the plan has already distributed about 150,000 bottles

>> dana: phil keating, i have to say i don't think i've ever seen you do a hit inside.robably anxious to get outside as well. thank you so much. lawmakers at odds over pumping up the emergency fund for small businesses. the senate adjourning without a deal to add more funds to the paycheck protection program which has run out of money a couple of days ago. house speaker nancy pelosi insisting a second wave of loans must include aid for hospitals and state level governments that are going broke. joining me now is one of my favorite people, dagen mcdowell who has been on fire on the twitter machine talking about how she feels about this delay in getting money back into this program because of its effect on small businesses, so let it rip. >> you better be careful. i'll just try to not curse on live television. so i grew up as a child of small business owners. my daddy ran a wholesale grocery business in a very small virginia town, and i learned two things growing up. there's no such thing as a vacation and politicians don't give a flying dam about small business owners. t

phil keating reports live from south florida where antibody testing is always happening. phil, good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon, bill, antibody testing really reveals the biological history of yourself. it shows whether you had covid-19 in the past or you didn't. majority of those who shows they did have it, they never even knew they did. our firefighters and paramedics, first responders, those are the people on the front lines, and it's imperative that we know if they are safe, not contagious, and if they had koba 19 at some point. so in florida, the entire fire department is submitting antibody finger prick test would help show the bigger story. >> the front line of what's going on in this pandemic, although first responders, nurses and stuff, people want to know, some people are a symptomatically it's in the back of your mind, you want to do the job, you want to be healthy, you want to not spread this disease. >> our own dr. marc siegel frame bit, these antibody tests are like a get back to work hard. university of miami is also doing these finger prick tests,

keating helps us break down a few popular items.st up, eggs. >> the date on the egg carton is not a live and die date. you don't need to throw the eggs out if it's past that out. >> reporter: eggs will last three to five weeks after you purchase them. but if you aren't going to finish that carton in time, you can pete beat and freeze them for about a year. >> once veggies are blanched, you can freeze them. >> reporter: just drop it in boiling water and transfer it to ice water. it will then last ten months when frozen. and for berries, remove the stems and place them in a paper towel lined container to prevent them from getting moldy. >> just prior to eating, wash them and put them in the refrigerator. >> reporter: and for bread -- >> make sure it's presliced so you're not thawing and refreezing it. >> reporter: and it will keep for up to three months. but keating says if you are questioning if anything in your fridge is still safe to eat, there is one rule we should all live by. when in doubt, throw it out. >> that is a great rule.

governor gavin newsom laid out keat lastay-at-home orders. >>> is mrs. will likely need to maintain certain distancing requirements for large gatherings like sporting events and concerts. they want resume anytime soon. >>> world wrestling entertainment or the wwe, they have managed to survive the coronavirus lockdown order. florida has deemed it an essential business. that wasn't initially the case but the governor stepped in and changed it. now with this essential status, the match will be held on a as the nation's doctor, i often get asked what should i do if i think i might have corona virus? people who are sick should stay home. you don't go to an emergency room. you don't go to a clinic. you get on the phone and you ask for advice and instructions from your physician. we don't want you to go into the e.r. or the doctor's office without talking to them first, because you might spread corona virus to someone else. please visit coronavirus.gov for more information. that could mean an increase byin energy bills.. you can save by setting your heat to 68

keating helps us break down a few popular items.irst up, eggs. >> the date on the egg carton is not a live and die date. you don't need to throw the eggs out if it's past that date. >> reporter: eggs will last in your fridge for three to five weeks after you purchase them. if you aren't going to finish that carton in time, you can beat and freeze them in an airtight container for about a year. what about those expiration and best buy dates? when do we need to listen to them and when is there some wiggle room? we'll have the answers you need and a great app to help you. it's coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> we're back. we're taking a look at live doppler 7 as storms are starting to pull out of the santa cruz mountains and woodside on interstate 280 and skyline boulevard likely getting wet right now. and you can see it's going to be wet during the afternoon hours with temperatures from 54 to about 60 degrees and then tonight we'll have mid to upper 3

a great tribute to president clinton, governor keating. what do we do next. make sure it's kept safe and people are protected. we take that very seriously. the fence has people coming to it. i was out there this morning. people are still bringing items to the fence, placing items on the fence. we clear that fence periodically on have thousands in our archives because of the fence. teddy bears that can be washed and put in our hope trunks sent to schoolchildren. there's a lot of good that came from the bad. but tame, people still come here to remember. >> as you indicated a chance on c-span3 to watch that remembrance of what happened on april the 19th, 1995. frank is joining us from monroe, north carolina. good morning. >> caller: hi, good morning. thank you for c-span. i enjoy it every morning. i invite mrs. watkins to give a reply, but i basically have a statement. i have this discussion/argument online quite often about the amount of american terrorists as a group that there are includes the kkk, neo-nazis, white separatists, militia people and i get this b

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. ♪ i give a lot of credit to the governor, misses keating, all of the people in oklahoma city.er that people, good -- after that people -- after th evil, good came. >> there was a strong sense that we will not be defeated. >> everyone knew their place. >> call it divine providence, call it the right team at the right time, it worked. >> the public responded tenfold. >> in time of crisis, i know of no other country, no other state, or no other city who takes care of its citizens like we do. [applause] much. have lost too but you have not lost everything. you have certainly not lost america. for we will stand with you. for as many tomorrows as it takes. [applause] ♪ >> the outdoor symbolic material captures and preserves forever the place and events that changed the world. we will always be looking back, but now is the time for us to be thinking forward. our city has not just a survived -- we have grown and strengthened but we depend on all of you watching today to help us continue telling our story and remain development -- relevant for all future generations. we owe it to the s

phil keating, thank you. ♪ >> where was the whole international health community?e whole national host of experts, the w.h.o., the nih, the cdc? they are all alphabet soup of agencies. where was everyone? where was the intelligence community with the briefings? saying this is in china. governors don't do global pandemics. there's a whole international health community, we would do that. >> ed: it andrew cuomo seems to be playing the blame game letting himself off the hook after new york quickly became the epicenter of the pandemic. mayor de blasio also ducking responsibility for mistakes that may have cost lives. of course, the president george w. bush is a fox news contributor. good morning to you. >> good morning. what do you think about andrew cuomo saying, governors don't do global pandemics? >> i think it was an unfortunate choice varies because governors do have to deal with things that come in across the borders. in our federal system governors are responsible in a significant way for the management of public health crises that like the ones we are going thr

phil keating. we'll catch. we'll speak with a man who says his parents are on that ill-fated sdan dam cruise ship and his father has symptoms of coronavirus. he will join us in the 11:00 a.m. eastern time offer. >> sandra: larry david offering comic relief in his public service announcement on social distantion. the curb your enthusiasm star has this message for anyone still leaving their homes for no good reason. >> i basically want to address the idiots out there. you know who you are. you are going out. i don't know what you're doing. you are socializing too close. it is not good. you are hurting old people like me. not me, i have nothing to do with it. you're passing up a fantastic opportunity, a once in a lifetime opportunity to stay in the house, sit on the couch and watch tv. >> sandra: using his star power to pass along a good message. david's iconic sitcom wrapped its eighth season on hbo. >> ed: new guidance on masks. would wearing them prevent coronavirus from spreading or pull much-needed supplies f

fox news national correspondent phil coating shows how companies -- keating shows us how companies areg up. >> reporter: in florida, for the past 50 years, faulkner, inc. has been all about plastics, it's a family owned business making customized plastic sheets, rods, tubes, you name it. but now working there's are cueing their plastics know-how and equipment to make face shields which are going out to hospitals, doctors, nurses and first responders. and the owner says he's now running three shifts around the clock as business has tripled. >> balancing the fact that we are providing essential equipment with the fact that we have an obligation to keep people safe, so doubling down and finding our own masks and hand sanitizers and washing protocols and six foot distance workstations, that's been a challenge too. >> reporter: across the country, in more than 600 distillers have moved from bottling booze to bottling high alcohol content hand sanitizer. this jacksonville plant has already distributed about 150,000 bottles of the jim germ killers and they're donating them to cops, firefighte

former president bill clinton and mayor and misses keating led us through our darkest hours.25 years later, we look back and realize how each decision they made was critical to how we were able to move forward and rebuild their lives. never before had the federal, state, and city governments worked together so seamlessly. we fly the city, state, and united states flags on our site every day to honor that spirit of collaboration. they worked day and night to provide first responders, rescue teams, and crime scene investigators from around the country all while trying heal the human side and protect the victims of this attack and their families. these leaders knew this historic moment demanded spiritual focus as they came together for a nationally televised prayer service. they each would have been with us today had we been able to gather together. we felt it would be an appropriate time to honor them for the clarity, decisiveness, courage, passion, and humility. combined, their leadership remains unmatched. ♪ bill clinton: the most important thing to remember was that these we

in the us, pitching in to help first responders on the frontlines of the coronavirus crisis, phil keatingng up on the story in florida. >> reporter: this pandemic and societal lockdown has forced millions of americans into an employment entry businesses, shutdown, slowed them dramatically but some businesses are finding positive ways to keep production going and more portly keeping workers working. in hialeah, florida the past 50 years for ink has been all about plastic. a family-owned business making customized plastic sheets but now workers are using their plastic know-how and equipment to make face shields, going to hospitals, doctors, nurses and first responders and the owner says he is running three shifts around-the-clock as business has tripled. >> we are providing essential equipment, we have the obligation to keep people safe, doubling down and finding our own masks and hand sanitizers and washing protocols and workstations. >> reporter: across the country, 600 distillers have moved from bottling blues to high alcohol content hand sanitizer. this jacksonville plant has distribute

thank you for the report, phil keating.ng back to the staggering loss of jobs, eugene scalia is here with reaction. he's going to answer some of your questions on jobs and the economy. up next. ♪ t comes out of the oven. and we're taking extra steps, like no contact delivery, to ensure it. >> dana: at the coronavirus taking a heavy toll on the nation's finances leaving many people feeling helpless as they watch their livelihood seemingly dry up overnight. this is about 10 million americans applied for benefits in two weeks. bryan llenas is here with more. >> industry after industry hit hard particularly restaurants and hospitality sectors and that's had a downstream effect on so many people, like chrissy degroot, she's a floral designer who specializes in weddings and events in restaurants. she started her business a year ago and was getting ready to open up a store. now she's taking a double hit financially and her income has stopped and many deposits received months ago had to be returned. >> because i had cancellations f

phil keating is live. >> baby steps.'s how florida and its counties are slowly starting to reopen society and the economy. let's start off in orlando, orange county and disney world. we are planning on how we are going to reopen on how that day comes, the parts will be limited to 50% capacity, all cast members will have to wear face masks and get their temperature taken every day and those in their those infamously long lines will be have to fate spaced be spaced out. palm beach county is opened up in a measured way, and it was certainly delightful news for all the people that missed the water and love to go boating, especially charter boat captains who saw all their revenue dry up for nearly two months. boats are allowed back in the water but when they are on the water they must keep a distance of 50 feet from any other boat. no flotilla's and no anchoring on the sandbar is where people would congregate. as the economy has shut down and florida's tours have disappeared people like charter boat captain jack coping or too

in florida, phil keating, fox news.america coming together amid a pandemic to support those fighting on the front lines. rvs for mds is providing safe places to sleep for nurses, doctors and hospital staff. medical workers exposed to covid-19 can isolate in the vehicles without worrying about possibly spreading the virus to their families at home. >> during this time, i have been feeling kind of helpless, and i thought that, you know, if i can just go on and donate my rv, it was sitting in my driveway, doing nothing, so i might as well just donate it to somebody who needs it. >> it is overwhelming to know that somebody will just selflessly give this trailer to us and let my daughter stay in it. no questions asked. jon: the facebook group has more than 30,000 members, and it's made more than 1100 matches of medical workers with rv owners, so far. >>> our live coverage continues in just a moment. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why mo

phil keating, fox news.ics now, joe biden is the presumptive democratic nominee after bernie sanders suspended his campaign last week. now, he's sharing his thoughts on how to reopen the u.s. economy. jacqui heinrich is in new york city with more on that. jacqui? >> jon, former vice president joe biden says americans can't just stay at home and wait for a vaccine to arrive. he says we have to build a bridge to get there. biden laid out the steps in a "new york times" editorial published this morning saying if he were president he would consider opening stores and offices before theaters arenas and spacing out office workers and restaurant patrons, but to get there, he would first continue social distancing until new cases are down significantly. second, enact wide spread testing and a contact tracing strategy that protects privacy and third make sure hospitals and healthcare systems are prepared for flare-ups by ensuring staff and ppe are available. how to get america's economy back on track will be the burd

neil: phil keating, thank you my friend, very, very much. port everglades, florida.nt the way he is jawboning and trying to force companies to help out with the coronavirus fight, last week at this time he was going after general motors for not producing enough ventilators. he was, referring to something that gives him the power to do that, the defense protection act. it does grant a president, goes back to the korean war in forceful way make sure companies do something in time of a national emergency, which of course the coronavirus situation has now become. but my next guest, the u.s. chamber of commerce is very concerned about those powers and going back to that, for variety of reasons. he is the ceo of the u.s. chamber, he joins us right now. tom, you understand the motivation behind this but you worry about it getting overused? >> neil, we have encouraged the administration when they used this important piece of regulation to help things move forward in an orderly process but we encouraged them not to use it to try to force american companies to manufacture or d

. >> it could be a little while, phil keating, great reporting as always.will switch to mike emanuel, we will have another health care press course briefing, what can we expect, michael? >> we understand from our colleague john roberts, in addition to the president and vice president, perhaps doctors fauci and birx, we will hear from steve mnuchin and small business administrator according from john roberts. all indications after staggering unemployment number out this morning and the jobs report out tomorrow morning, first friday of the month that there will be a business focus in addition to a health care focused to some of this. it will be interesting to see what other vips the president could bring today to the comprehensive briefing. they have taken many questions day by day by day, there are many more questions today. but obviously there are some concerns about whether the united states is starting to follow the italy model. we have heard from some lawmakers. a lot of concern about what china has been doing in terms of not being transparent from the v

phil keating in florida, making a comeback. country looks to reopen and businesses work to adapt, where do we go from here, here is steve moore of freedom works economist and a member of president trump's economic revival group, we have the ppp on its way to being done, more coming out on the on monday, what do we have to do now. >> what we should do melissa or what we will do, those are totally different. melissa: what should we do. >> what we should do is stop the spending, the spending is not working, there's so many problems of the programs, the ppp is a huge amount of money going to the businesses that don't need them and we made a huge mistake turning that into a grant program, we did not fix that, it's frustrating but the program was not fixed with the latest round of relief, you know what is happening with the unemployment insurance, were getting to the stage where this will inhibit a recovery because repaying so much money to people to stay on employee, you have to get the economy open and you have to get society opene

neil: phil keating, thank you very much for those updates. great job. ships, the navy is scrambling to aid that aircraft carrier where there were 100 sailors sick and testing positive for the coronavirus. amber smith is with us now, former deputy assistant to defense secretary james mattis. always good to have you. how much can we do for these sailors? that's a large number who would obviously have to be quarantined. what do we do? >> well, we need to listen to the commander of the ship who has said they are in a completely dire situation and he wants to remove 4,000 sailors from the ship for their health and wellbeing, so it is going to be a logistical issue. they have already started to have some of the sailors that are based in guam at the u.s. naval base there set up in a gymnasium, some beds, but the problem is these sailors have to be quarantined because they don't have enough tests to test everyone so they can even find out who the asymptomatic people who who are still able to spread the virus. what they have to do is they have to act quickly. we

of us is the shelter-in-place a something that's going to be the same as yesterday the weather or keating factors, temperatures still cool skies. still pretty cloudy you can see the low clouds that are sitting right above the bay right now most of us are in the 50's so mild start to your morning oakland you've been at 57 through the morning our most mild spot well timber on in saint helene to have consistently been our cooler areas in the upper 40's high pressure is trying to build back in but that low sitting to our south that's resulted in rain and thunderstorms for southern and central california. >>it's pretty stubborn still hanging out with the same areas and that's you still have rain fall in the same areas as for the bay area we're just sitting too far north to really be in the reach of a lot of that rainfall potential so yet again today we're looking at a pretty dry day we do have from that system is the cloud cover from it and you're going to see that hanging out well into the afternoon ahead of us a couple sprinkles here and there from the south bay, mostly in the mountains abov

to be on thank you phil, phil keating on that for miami.don now fox news alert, british prime minister boris johnson is now in the intensive care unit at a hospital in london. this breaking news, we'll get you live in london, will get the fault in a moment on that. meanwhile, back at home, americans hunkering down for a chemical weekend medical crisis, also dealing with a significant economic crisis. president trump saying that he wants the country to bounce back like a rocket, his team is planning on that. and what one american company is doing to help the hungry and stop the hoarding so everyone has enough. ts you easily refinance to a lower rate? one call to newday can save you $2000 a year. with newday's va streamline refi there's no income verification, no home appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. it's the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. call newday now. >> bill: back to the alert from london, live look at hospital where prime minister boris johnson is now in intensive care. that is a st. thomas hospital. at the briti

. >> harris: phil keating his life for us at port everglades florida. phil?ese are the two berthing spots with these cruise ships come empty and waiting. still no rotterdam or zaandam inside the port everglades. the ships remain offshore, but just about ten or 15 minutes ago we heard from the broward commissioner that the negotiations are over, the deal is now a go. meaning sometime this afternoon into this evening, a lot of these passengers will be able to disembark from these cruise ships, ending what has turned out to be a cruise from hell. 2500 people are still on the ships, half are passengers, including four children under 12. the other half are crew. those that control the port worked out a deal with the cruise line that keeps floridians on land protected from getting the virus and gets all of these people back home. jim and colleen waiting are on board the zaandam. they live near orlando and they should have been home nearly two weeks ago for what was supposed to be a glorious journey around the tip of south america. their son says it's all been a str

president clinton governor keating, ron norton, lead the state through our darkest hour and any collaboration. it didn't matter if you are republican or democrat, it did not matter. they figured out and work together and i love that was the spare that we are proud of. we really need to work to keep replicating this today. it was thought about, discussed, and the memorial task force was led by bob johnson, appointed by the mayor and the governor, we begin to look at now what it would look like, what do we want this to become. what do we want to side to fill. and that took from july to the mission statement in march of 1996, and then the first anniversary happened. and then the question of putting the memorial here, we commence an international design competition. has 624 designed from all 50 states, 23 different countries, and narrowed it down to the top five. two stage process, family survivors, first responders involved, and both stages of judging. professional designers, architects, urban designers, planners involved on that. and had a great facilitator, who had done this in other places ar

phil keating with an update from florida.to be prepared that since it unlikely will be completely eradicated from the planet as we get into next season we may see a resurgence and why we're pushing so hard getting our preparedness much better. >> ed: a warning from the nation's top expert dr. fauci what could happen if covid-19 is not contained soon. we have dr. oz with us now. good morning to you. parse for us the significance of what dr. fauci was saying there. >> he was reflecting what a lot of experts are believing. this virus is an endemic virus. it will continue to circulate in our species like the seasonal flu does. this virus doesn't seem to mutate quite as much. hopefully the vaccine will be effective for longer than a year. it will come back and when it comes back this winter we won't have a vaccine for it. we have to develop strategies to mitigate its impact on us and that will range from all the things we're learning to do now. social distancing and the like but smart strategies about therapies that may work bette

phil keating reporting from the everglades in fort lauderdale, phil. >> jesse, for about 1250 passengersan march 7th, what they thought was a seeming two weeks vacation which ended up being stuck out at sea with more than a dozen countries denying them access or help. well, they are finally back ashore and it is happening here at port everglades in fort lauderdale, as the sister ship which is now moving and getting ready to tie up, as it came in minutes ago, but pretty much every balcony full of passengers waving and whistling and so excited to have this journey which ended up being a cruise from hell finally come to an end. most of the sick people are on the ship on the left that came in about an hour ago. there some ambulances pulling up to the side of the ship. the ten critical people will be taken to a hospital and admitted. there are 45 people on that ship with mild illnesses and the plan is that they will stay on the ship for several days until they improve enough, meeting cdc health standards where they can then get off the ship. the first 1200 people that do get off the ships wil

. >> reporter: experts like consumer reports amy keating say now is the time to utilize our freezers. eggs will last in your fridge for three to five weeks after you purchase them. if you aren't going to finish that carton in time, you can beat and freeze them in an air tight container for about a year. what about veggies? many can be frozen or for items like kale or spinach. >> once they're blanched, put them in your freezer. >> reporter: as for the constant staple bread. >> you want to take out exactly what you need. >> those are some good tips. you can watch the full report coming up on "gma" at 7:00. >>> now, some people in san francisco have come up with a really interesting way to share while also keeping physically distant. neighbors are crowd sourcing sourdough starter. you'll find these pinned to trees or telephone poles all around the city. the aim is to help people make their own bread. a few weeks ago, it might have seemed a little risky or just bizarre to pick up a bread starter from a pole, but now it's a way to help each other. you can find sourdough starter on a tree n

phil keating. thank you for that. >> ed: a doctor pulled over for speeding but instead of handing her a ticket, a state trooper shows her the true spirit of america together. we have that coming up. plus amid records set in unemployment records president trump looking to america's futures and the prospects for an economic rebound. maria bartiromo will join us for the opening bell. >> president trump: together we are going to win this war. the sooner we do the sooner we can begin to rebuild and we're ready to rebound and return to normal lives. >> sandra: the markets just opened for trading over a minute ago on wall street and you are looking at a dow off 33 points after some pretty bad news on the economy. the unemployment numbers are out. we'll get the government jobs report tomorrow on friday. this one showing more than 6 million americans filed for jobless claims last week alone. so the dow down 49 points out of the gate this morning. now joining us fox business network maria bartiromo. you look

phil keating is following the story from florida for us this evening.ood morning sandra. movie theaters have been closed and locked up for nearly six weeks now and film production around the world has stopped. the drive-in theaters are open and perhaps most importantly allowing families to return to some fun off the couch. the ocala drive-in which opened in 1948 is the only one in florida operating right now, selling out every friday and saturday night. social distancing is still maintained by reducing the number of vehicles inside by 50% and keeping them 14 feet apart. the owner says business is booming but he's only making about half of what he should. >> right now this is something went people can do without worrying about getting infected or anything like that and they can still get away from the house. they have a little bit of a break from the stress of being locked in. >> remember that smell of buttered popcorn? while the concessions are open, too. popcorn, candy, sodas, all wall masks and employees where masks and gloves. the employees, happy to