now everyone is a border hawk because they're like well, my life might be in jeopardy now. >> well, laura, you're spot on. this is another -- today right now, this is not about immigration. what this is about is borders matter though. that's what we're seeing right now. the unprecedented bold action this president is taken is first and foremost. it's a healthcare crisis. we need to protect -- for me, i want to protect the men and the women of the cbp and the american people. with this bold action, the immigrants will be protected as well. so once they come across illegally, the men and women of the cbp, we're turning around right there around returning them to mexico. >> you like the world "bold" mark. you said very bold. it is bold. it was bold last year when the administration did this. they tried to stop this nonsense a year ago. again, trump was way ahead of the curve on this border problem. now all of these other people are coming along to the view. however, commissioner morgan, joe biden just eight days ago was tweeting this. he said, a wall will not stop the coronavirus. banning al

not only did sanders feature doctors, but song interludes. >> laura: wow. >> and now we are going to nger, who is sarah lee guthrie. >> laura: and one, and two, and three. >> this was such a mess. bernie was in between senate votes, laura. so there was some confusion about which panelist came next, but whoever was next, it is not political, he kept saying, only it really was political. >> our next panelist is dr. -- >> laura: now this -- this is bad staffing. you could say the staff maybe didn't brief him enough on it because he too is trying to manage the coronavirus response. >> he's not a host, laura. he's not a host on the golden boy biden and bernie have a problem. they have platform envy because every day trump is out there doing his corona update. they have a zoom connection with jill biden using the wi-fi. >> laura: that's a very, very, very unfair and very mean if you and i don't like that, raymond arroyo. besides politicians, this quarantine has brought new talent to the internet. mia farrow posted this clip of her son, ronan farrell, crooning sometime. >> ♪ nowadays ♪ i wil

this ineil diamond, and i know we are going through a tough time right now. lauraas americans wonder what to do f thrount times from one musical legend revised his classic anthem. neds: ♪ hands washing h don't touch me i won't touch you ♪ laura: timely, practical advice inhis age of anxiety. neil: ♪ goodim never seemed so good ♪ laura: f a sense of the scale of the stimulus package, i spoke short time ago to th' bbcs katty kay and asked her just how large this plan actually is. katty: nearly $2 trillion with this one. back in 2008 at the time of the financial crash, you have the bank bailout. that was $700 billion. and then you have a stimulus pl the next year in 2009 that was $800 billion. even if you put those two together, you are below this one. there seems to be a bit of a hitch. americans have got neil diamond rewriting "sweet carole," but they don't have vote on this bill in the senate has some republicanenators have an objection includes money and provisions for people who are unemployed, and they are concerned that it might mean that people who earn low wa

laura: actually are looking very casual. it's almost a celebrity casual you're actually donning right now. but actually could work with you, hannity, not bad. >> sean: i will admit i am a horrible dresser. i wear fbi hats, nypd, all t-shirts all the time. this i hate. >> laura: hannity, i watched the show, it was fantastic, watch my know, we have a big interview coming up. take care. >> sean: tell him thank you for all he's doing, he's been amazing. >> laura: absolutely, will do. have a great night. i'm laura ingraham and this is the ingraham angle. if president trump is saying that he wants to reopen the united states for business by easter. talk about arising. the senate still can't come to a deal. can you believe this? the country is waiting, still no deal on stimulus package and what a surprise, the media jumping all over the president for trying to showcase drugs that actually may be helping mitigate the covid-19 crisis and in moments, as i just mentioned with sean, dr. anthony fauci will be here of course from the coronavirus task force. he's going to join me, some interesting questio

now. "friday follies," much needed, with arroyo, next. [spoken] ♪ >> laura and that means it's time for... ♪ oh, "friday follies," we needed now more than ever. here is raymond arroyo, fox news contributor, author of "what will wilder." this corona quarantine has not only changed the way we live, but it's revived careers? tell us about what we at "the ingraham angle" are calling "the corona come back to her." >> there's a definite '70s vibe on social media, and some of the biggest stars of that era are reaching out in ways we never expected, like this. ♪ washing hands ♪ reaching out ♪ don't touch me ♪ i won't touch you >> neil diamond is in great form they are. hilarious. he's been suffering with parkinson's, so it's great to see him. laura, one of your favorites returned this week in a big way, singing a andrew lloyd webber tune. you might call it puppy love. donny osmond. ♪ may i return ♪ to the beginning ♪ the light is dim and >> laura, do you know how hard it is to do choreography on instagram? that's hard. that's talent. >> raymond, i have a question. w

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everyone knows it is terrible right now. laurado you think that this $2 trillion stimulus program is going to go far enough? jason: i'm really encouraged by how quickly congress moved ands. how large it two weeks ago i was talking to members of congress who were talking aut $100 billion. thisti legis came together more quickly than anything i've ever seen on this scale in my fe. just the unemployment insurance example that you are talking about -- during the great recession we gave peopexed or $25-- an extra $25 a week. tthis gives them in nex$600 a week. it is a large-scale piece of legislation. will it be enough? that is an open question. laura: does the u.s. goverhent have eno tools in its toolbox if this goes on? jason: i think fortunately we orhave a lot of ability tow at very low interest rates, and that gives us a lot of tools. we have a central bank that is doing more than it's ever done, but if it needs to me it coul do still more. economic question, do we havent the tools to contain the virus? some of th involves social

not from intelligence. >> laura: we need transparency and facts and hope. and sometimes, every now and then some humor. i think we need that too. >> and a lack of pandering would be good. >> laura: rudy, thank you. good to see you tonight. up next, coronavirus has change the way people are interacting. novel new greetings emerging, we need some. raymond arroyo has all the detail in "seen and unseen" ne next. >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. >> laura: it is time for us before we we expose the stories behind the headlines. joining us now, raymond arroyo fox news contributor author of the amulet of power, soon in paperback. this coronavirus news is causing all kind of adjustments in the way we live our daily lives, unique ways of greeting each other. >> i have been amazed, laura, at how quickly people adapt and innovate in a crunch. realizi

not from intelligence. >> laura: we need transparency and facts and hope. and sometimes, every now then some humor. i think we need that too. >> and a lack of pandering would be good. >> laura: rudy, thank you. good to see you tonight. up next, coronavirus has change the way people are interacting. novel new greetings emerging, we need some. raymond arroyo has all the detail in "seen and unseen" next. - these elderly jews have taken the bus from across the city to come to this fellowship distribution spot and get food that they can't afford. (sorrowful music) - [announcer] there is an emergency food crisis for elderly holocaust survivors in the former soviet union. - [yael] this is a crisis. these elderly holocaust survivors are struggling to survive. they're starving, have little money for food, electricity or medicine. - [announcer] just $35 provides one needy elderly holocaust survivor in the former soviet union with a special emergency food package that contains a note saying it's from christians and jews in america who want to bless them. call now. please call the number on yo

we will always tell you the truth, fair and balanced, no hysteria here, laura ingraham is live right now. >> laura: that i am laura ingraham this is "the ingraham angle" from washington tonight we have a huge show for you and a moment. my angle on what the democrats are totally incapable of handling this coronavirus outbreak and thank goodness we have someone in the white house who is. plus white house chief advisor on-site with me and he's going to tell us what the president is planning to do with this economy, and what he might do with democrats. but first, it super tuesday part two and the majority of polls are closing in idaho, 1 of 6 states holding democrat primaries tonight, let's go live now. we have none other than bret baier and martha maccallum, brett we thought this would happen, but get out the berms because it looks like a bite and sweep tonight. >> it does laura, thank you, it's a another good night for biden. we've got projections that the former vice president has won the biggest prize of the night, michigan and its 125 delegates. >> biden also crushing bernie sanders in

area that i'm laura now if you've seen rewind before you'll know that we're revisiting some most memorable documentaries and taking a fresh look at what's changed since they 1st as a back in 2011 a witness series took us into the lives of mexican newspaper journalists who were covering stories from the front lines of that country.

of those who are acquiring the coronavirus, that's exceeded now china and exceeded other countries at their peak. i mean, it's just -- >> lauraitiful watching him. has at the point now where he apologizes for his mistakes as he makes them. it's a little bit like one of our teenagers down in theou basement on snap chat. there is a point where you have to go down and take the h device from them. pull him off the air. that's what you've got to do. >> laura: my goodness. he's certainly making the midwest of his self-quarantine or whatever he's doing. confinement. he should just keep confining. what happened with this kennedy center brouhaha because they got $25 million for all the fancy people to go to the kennedy center. pelosi made sure to put that in there, what's going on? >> nancy pelosi gave them $25 million, and then the kennedy center's director deborah told the institution's musicians, thg national symphony, that they will not be paid after this week and their healthcare is going to lapse at the end of the movement it's unbelievable -- at the end of may, rather. what the hell was the $25 million of taxpayer for if not to

. >> laura: i have a feeling given the fact that most of the countries are locked down right now, theontrolled study of 2,000 patients could be organized pretty quickly, given what is at stake here. aunt if you are looking at volunteers, i will volunteer. the fda needs to hop onto this pronto. it looks like they are. and seeing the president snapped his team into action, in the process, harnessing the full power of the government, all of the government, the private sector and our citizens who are doing great act of selfishness during this crisis. it gives all of us hope, and it is a difficult time. as we have done with polio and the measles and so much else, we will find the answers we need. we have beaten diseases in the past, and we will do it again. and that is "the angle." so how beneficial is hydroxychloroquine? doctors are using this treatment and the united states successfully. joining me now dr. william gray scum oncologist with lenox hill hospital in new york city. dr. gray's, great to see you tonight but how big of a deal would approving chloroquine for the coronavirus be? >

beyond fast. >> laura: jim rejoins me now. jim, i was thinking about you as i was reading all of these headlines saying, you know, hydroxychloroquine, untested. yet the fda gives it emergency approval. well, i guess it was tested on you and it worked pretty well, right, jim? >> it sure did. actually within a few hours after receiving the first dose, i had a drastic improvement. my breathing improved significantly. my vitals improved and i felt a hundred times better. i actually had hope at that point. >> laura: jim, what do you say to people who are saying you need a controlled study. it has to go on for some period of time. this is a trump administration, just playing wild west. do you feel that way? >> i've got to say this. it's absolutely ridiculous, and it's worked on me and other people as we've seen around the country and around the world. even the physicians said they were having positive results in china and south korea. but for any person not want this to work simply because president trump mentioned it, it's truly un

. >> laura: i'm not important right now. the american people are. hannity, thanks so much. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." the trump administration taking drastic measures, sean was talking about, as we've all been documenting. to protect americans against the spread of this coronavirus, including by the way a restriction on international flights. the question a lot of americans are having tonight is domestic travel next? the acting dhs chief chad wolf, he's going to explain why perhaps the panic that has set in about that fact is not warranted. the coronavirus aid packages hitting a snake on capitol hill. why hasn't it gotten to the senate yet? what's in the bill? senator mike brown is here and congressman andy biggs and mark green. there's no denying that the stock market took a massive hit today. steve forbes is going to his plane why there's actually a silver lining to this. can that be? also raymond arroyo is here. the impact the coronavirus is having on the 2020 election and why did joe biden's virus plan seem so familiar? first, lessons learned. t

about that and what's ahead, a closer look at the weekend forecast coming up in a few minimum, laura. mike now tracking the roads, how is it looking for the commute? >>> kari, you and i have a great, easy commute because our company is allowing us to broadcast from home with, as laura said, all the information you need. out to the roadways and tell you there's not anything you need to watch out for. on the roadways, a call did come in from the tri-valley as we look at the map over here south 680. there may be a roll of carpet in the roadway. chp will run a traffic break over the next few minutes so that will cause some slowing out of walnut creek toward san ramon and dublin. no problems. we'll track it. the easy bay, no backups at the bay bridge. back to you. >> maybe folks are heeding the governor's warning to stay home. >>> our team is covering the pandemic and that statewide shutdown. let's check in with "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda live in concord with governor newsom's new order and this alarming warning that prompted it, sharon. >> reporter: that's right, laura. it's alarming for

. >> laura: joining me now, jack brewer, former nfl player. cnn analyst calling you an uncle tom. ur reaction? >> you know, laura, i've been called so many names. they could attack on me started a long time ago after i rode my first article, "telling the truth. "i'm a black man and have served the community all of my life ant tirelessly. he goes back to all of those poor kids in haiti that i served and watching the obama administration misappropriate over $14 million. leaving the first black nation and the world and desolate, destruction. >> laura: let's keep on trump. we will have enough time. with donald trump, boxes poll to registered voters, it's as his approval rating is 13% among african-americans. i think it's higher than that. he only got a percent last time with the black vote. it's been a ceiling that figure, although it's higher than somewhat of thoughts. i'm stunned he can get more than that in this election. if you can't get more than that. to me he's been pretty good for all americans, especially those who have been struggling to make more money in a blue-collar econo

now. kristin fisher, thanks so much. laura?ra: and as we await the trump administration's next coronavirus update this afternoon, keep it here on fox, the white house is saying that president trump has tested negative for the coronavirus and is symptom-free. mark meredith at the white house with more on this. hi, mark. >> reporter: hi, laura, good afternoon. president trump declaring today a national day of prayer, you mentioned right off the top there the news that we learned yesterday which is that the president did take a test for covid-19. those test results coming back negative, but there have been a lot of questions about whether or not the president was going to the take a test or not. today he's going to have a chance to speak with leaders from america's grocery stores that have been seeing a huge surge of panic buying all over the country. the white house paying close attention to the economic impacts of all of this, the administration making it clear they realize this is something that is going to impact so many diffe

that's what i'm focused on now. >> laura: i got to get to this because i mentioned this in my angle, i've got to get zeldin in on this -- china, where the whole thing started is now kicking journalists out of their country and when they aren't doing that, they are saying we created this virus. here's what the government said today -- in response to the u.s. slashing the staff side of the chinese media in the u.s., china demands u.s. citizens working with the times, the journal, and "the washington post" hand back there press cards within ten calendar days, they won't be allowed to keep working as journalists and the people's republic of china. they are saying you started it, congressman zeldin and my question is when will the media finally stop parroting beijing's propaganda? after this happens to their own journalists. >> they need to do it right now, it's a lie. my background is in the military, i still serve as a lieutenant colonel in the army reserve. it's offensive to see the chinese government communist party blaming the united states military for bringing it to china. comparing

scottjoins us live now. laura to postpone the games initially, but this decision over the new dates has been pretty swift. exactly. we had the postponement last tuesday and we thought it might ta ke last tuesday and we thought it might take a few weeks for them to nail down the states but actually it has come today. they had a teleconference with the key parties involved and they have come up with these new dates which is pretty much almost exactly a year to the day behind. developments were interesting because it was as recently as this morning uk time that we heard they were still considering these two options, whether they went for a spring games 01’ whether they went for a spring games ora whether they went for a spring games or a summer games. whether they went for a spring games or a summer games. we thought the decision might not come until later in the week and that is certainly with the organising committee had indicated. but then it came just an hour or so after this executive board meeting finished and

well, let‘s get more on events in the us now. lauraa, thanks forjoining us. more than 1000 have died in new york state, two—thirds of them in new york city. yes. and the numbers are going up every 12 hours, every 24—hour is, consistent with what experts have been predicting would happen. and, how are people feeling governor cuomo is responding to that? there are two schools of thought, one he is doing a good job and the other that donald trump isn‘t doing enough? people are responding very well to government her cuomo‘s handling of the crisis —— governor cuomo. he is offering consistent, regular updates, information, calm, levelheaded, details and also a measure of reassurance to the people of new york. it couldn‘t be more ofa new york. it couldn‘t be more of a contrast with the president of the united states, who, is offering guidance that differs wildly from what he offered the day or the week before, depending on which person in his inner circle he is talking to at the time stop we have seen him whip between wanting to open the gove

there is considerable concern laura now there is considerable anxiety we have courts have seen the videos of people going into supermarkets and department stores and cleaning out household supplies toilet paper paper towels tissues but that just underscores people's nervousness you have seen the residual impact people canceling their trips tourism sites not getting visitors the airline seeing a considerable drop in passenger traffic the spill on effect of people's anxieties about possibly coming into contact with those who might have picked up the virus is very real is very palpable and when you see local and state officials across the country declaring states of emergency and forcing the cancellation of everything from athletic tournaments to other public gatherings it really does sort of feed into this growing sense of anxiety here in the u.s. from jordan thank you very much because his ministry of public health has registered 238 new confirmed cases of corona virus infections were confirmed in foreign workers who live in one residential complex and had been quarantined as a precautiona

showing some images now from northern italy, they are virtually empty. ghost towns. >> laura: enough of that good news, let's go back to the bad news. italy? are you kidding me? democrats don't even support locking down our own borders, now they are suddenly going to get on board with locking down entire u.s. cities and towns with the national guard? i can't wait to see the aclu on that one. give me a break. despite all this, the public in some ways it seems a lot more levelheaded than all of the experts. >> 68% of very or somewhat prepared if someone gets coronavirus. >> laura: they are getting ready. the facts are actually pretty reassuring. while the number of infected persons is more than 650 now, the death toll has increased to 26, the risk to the average person does remain quite low. we need to take care of our seniors, if you are an elderly person or have a serious underlying condition, avoid tight closed places, a lot of people, don't take a cruise may be. everyone else, wash your hands, use good judgment about your daily activities. pragmatic thinking, especially if

>> it is out now. >> laura: what? "the maga doctrine."lso with me, scott rasmussen pollster and editor at large at ballotpedia. why isn't bernie able to get young voters to thege polls? >> despite the media narrative younger voters are not that enthused for the democrat candidates right now. look, bernie sanders is the best of all of the democratic choices amongst younger voters, the narrative was that my generation was going to vote socialism to the highest office in the land and the data is showing that is not happening.fge what we experience this every day at turning point usa coming young people second guess their professors, second-guess this marxist narratives. bernie is the first pick. i'm telling you right here right now, trump can win the youth vote against joe biden if he ends up being the nominee. the first time a republican president wins -- >> laura: that's a pretty tall order. >> he can do it, and i'm telling you, joe biden has no energy and no enthusiasm when it comes to younger voters. >> laura: i told you mr. "angle," wee

now. but for the government's opponents, sir philip's decision to go public speaks volumes alone. lauraews. now on bbc news, the south african government has acknowledged prejudice is partly to blame for the latest eruption of violence against african migrants fuelling fears that xenophobic attacks are on the rise. global questions presented by zeinab badawi travelled tojohannesburg to discuss: is south africa afrophobic? hello, i'm zeinab badawi. welcome to johannesburg for this addition of global questions. this is the commercial capital of south africa. it is one of the cities in the country that has seen periodic attacks on workers from other parts of the continent. unemployment is high in south africa. nearly one in three people out of work. so can be violence be blamed on poverty, or other other factors at play? that is the topic of this global questions. is south africa afrophobic? i'm in foxjunction, johannesburg. this is a building that dates back to the 19th century, where migrant workers in the gold mines had settled. todayit today it has been transformed into a dynamic cultu

laura. >>> 6:12 right now. marcus, it's a little lonely without my buddy by my side. >> growing up as an only child i'm used to this but i don't like this but i know it's for the betterment of all of us. we will do what we can. >> you don't have to put up with all my stories during the commercial break. >> i miss them. >>> you see people doing this all over the area. well, top luxury brands are trying to help out with the crisis. the common product you see right there. how luxury designers are trying to help with this. >>> and we're expecting another blood bath on wall street at least at the open this is a look at the futures as we await the market's open in just a little over 15 minutes. we'll have a check of them before the opening bell coming up next. a lot more news ahead. you're watching "today in the bay." mrs. walker. michael vasquez! come over here. i've heard such good things about you, your company. well, i wouldn't have done any of it without you. without this place. this is for you. michael, you did

laura: great to see you. stay safe. talk to you soon. ahead, the coronavirus panic. it's now infecting the elections. who benefits if rallies are cancelled. in areas that haven't seen big outbreaks. we will have the answer when we return. >> ♪ >> \m /m >> laura: we knew it would happen. the coronavirus infecting the presidential election.n. president trump is cancelling a pair of events out west. sanders and biden campaigning cancelled rallies. it is no secret that cancelling events benefits one candidate in particular. joe biden. joining me is a political analyst. great to see you. this seems just looking at the politics of it. putting the public health issue aside. looking at this politically, it could be a problem for sanders? >> absolutely. and joe biden will benefit because he won't threaten to take somebody out back. senator sanders can explain why voters won't show up at the polls. people are finding out that folks are not socialists. i worked for sanders and i said for the last 4 years on fox i am independent, moderate. i joined him in 2016 for different reasons. this country they don't want t

laura, thank you very much for now.rrespondent, some news coming through from italy. just hearing on the afp news agency that italy has recorded its highest one day death toll yet from coronavirus. so in the last 24 hours in italy, 250 deaths we are hearing, that ta kes 250 deaths we are hearing, that takes the total to more than 1200. so 250 deaths in a 24 hour period in italy. 0f so 250 deaths in a 24 hour period in italy. of course, the country worst affected in europe by, in terms of numbers, we should say, just to remind you, if you would like more clarification about the measures we should all be taking to try to protect ourselves against the virus, we'll be joined by professor nick phin of public health england at around quarter past five. so he will be with me with all of the latest guidance around about 5:15pm. now let's talk about one other of the spread of coronavirus. because, again in the last couple of hours, we have been told that the queen has postponed some of her upcoming engagements because of the vir

and president wants to give cash now. laurafrance goes into lockdown, with police making sure people stay off the streets. the dressing measures are meant to slow the spread of the virus. ngplus, von the age of the coronavirus. three states are holding primveies today, but others ha delayed theirs, including the big prize, ohi a: la for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe welcome to "world news america." life here has been turned upside down by the coronavirus outbreak . there are more than 5000 cases in the u.s. 814 are in new york city. urthe u.s. tre secretary says the government is looking at sending checks to americans in the next two weeks as part of a trillion dollar stimuuss the white is considering. sec. mnuchin: where working with the senate to pass this legislation very quickly, and he's will be payments to small businesses. we have talked about l guarantees to critical industries such as airlines and tels. and we have also talked about a stimulus package to the american worker. you can think of this as s

we now know that the virus is actively spreading i some communities in washingto laura: majority of confirmednfections in the u.s. so far are people who were passeisers on the c ship diamond princess. a couple who were quarantined on board and are now at lacklase air force ba in texas have just learned they can't leave, as someone in the group have testedvi positive for coros. >> our feelings and emotions ve been a roller coaster we are feeling frustrated, we are feeling shocked edwe were suppo go home, and now we are not. disappointed, we miss r family, we miss our friends, we miss our life. laura: asenons rise, president trump faces criticism that his administration has been oslow to respond to tbreak. pres. trump: we're talking about a vaccine, maybe a cure. we will see about that. we're talking about a vaccine. laura: the president has tied stock market.es to the wall street rallied after huge losses last week amid hope that the federal reserve will cut interest rates this month. as testing the coronavirus expands in the u.s., it is likely that more case will be detected and it is unclear

laura: what is the mood in the irpresident's innere as they confront this crisis in an election year? tweet y think that had in your report just nowura, kind of sums up where we are, where there is a debate going on inside the white house between the medical experts and the biness and economic experts. it seems likein trump is list increasingly from that tweet and the other twes he has been retreating to the business people and ecomists who are saying we cannot afford to crash the economy, we cannot have such a draconian measures that the american economy grinds to a halt and we rise to something with the possibility of 30% or 40% unemployment over the next few mohs. that is st not viable. that is why you have the president saying the cure caot be worse than th. problem itse on the other hand, you have medical expes saying we have have this in place for at least 15. days. on the day that the united kingdom has put in place much more draconian measures for three weeks, there is a stark difference between what the white house is wanting to do and what is being done in europe. laura: what is this crisis esposing about the fault l in

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laura. an tennessee now, authorities are searching for the missing after a deadly tornado outbreak. least 24 people were killed after tornado struck nashville and multiple neighborhoods east of the city. the storm hit so fast officials say many victims died in their beds. last night a vigil was held. >> reporter: there are homes in putnam county which are barely recognizable after the tornado blazed a 2-mile trail of debris, shattering lives. >> reporter: the tornado actually demolished and decimated everything in its path. >> reporter: the scene is surreal, stunned residents have come out to look at the damage in every in roads. crews are working diligently to restore power. the survivors here in middle tennessee says they're used to tornado warnings, alerts on their phone.e. this happened in the middle of the night. a couple in this home was sleeping in this bedroom when the roof blew off. >> we were pretty scared. >> reporter: emily hendrickson and her 3-year-old son were sleeping when the tornado hit. this is what's left of her bedroom. they moved into this house just a month ag

. >> laura: are mass quarantines always a good idea? joining me now, dr. amesh adalja. seniors called her at johns hopkins university. can mass quarantines like we see in italy do more damage than they help in certain circumstances?wi >>when you quarantine a big area like that you end up making it harder to deal with the virus there. you make itng logistically hardo get supplies, it sends the wrong message because other countries will start following suit. >> laura: how would you do it here? people have to see operationally, how would we actually put a mask quarantine into effect. guard outhe national there? to me it makes no sense. >> this is not something that should happen in america, that would violate individual rights. it would be the worst thing to do. >>laura: the hysteria over what has happened in the last three weeks in the united states, and the panic that has ensued in the u.s. market place. as a medical professional, how would you describe the reaction thus far in public? people are fighting over toilet paper at the costco, i thought it was something from t

but a disease the country are struggling to control a change in the face of this place right now. lauratminster. let's get some of the day's other news: in argentina, the president has announced a preventive and compulsory lockdown of the population from friday to at least the end of march. people will be able to leave their homes to shop for basic goods, such as food and medicine. argentina has recorded 128 cases of the virus, and three deaths. in china, the infection rate is slowing and there have been no new locally—transmitted cases for the second day in a row. but the daily tally for infections involving travellers arriving in the country has surged to a new record of 39. there are concerns that could mean a second wave of the outbreak in china. in canada, people have been lining up at marijuana shops and flooding online cannabis retailers to stock up before heading into self—isolation or quarantine. canada legalised the drug in 2018. the government has told people arriving in canada to quarantine for 1h days. there are now 800 confirmed cases. australia has announced that from fri

laura: that's smart thinking. if this pops back up in the fall. >> that's why this action now is so important. >> laura: we will get back to the campaign with biden and sanders in a moment. we go back the west coast newsroom with breaking news from trace gallagher. >> it never stops. a staff member in senator cantwel's d.c. office tested positive for coronavirus and has been in isolation since the person had symptoms and has tested positive for coronavirus. we are told no other member of congress came in contact with this member. but she said they should be tested for corovirus. her d.c. office will remain open for constituents but they will clean out the entire d.c. office. the seattle office not affected so far. >> laura: thank you very much. >> i think is exactly the approach. these tests need to be made available. any shadow of a doubt you feel you have been exposed or feeling iffy, you have to be able to have these tests. when you look at countries like south korea, this is what they have been doing. unlike many other countries because they have done this mass testing, they are seeing their numbers going down

now? good morning, this is early start. i'm lauratt. >> i'm christine romans. 30 minutes past the hour. an invisible enemy posing a clear threat. front line medical workers across the country now report a dire shortage of materials to conduct tests for coronavirus. with the virus spreading more rapidly, experts say the u.s. health care system will be overwhelmed. consider this warning from president obama's ebola czar. >> we have hospitals that are going to start to break this weekend, not weeks from now, not months from now, in the next few days. >> the case count in the u.s. approaching 8900, and those are just the ones that we know about. 149 people have died. both those numbers essentially doubling in the last two days and are only going up. medical officials tell cnn to keep up they need more swabs and other materials even as commercial labs ramp up testing. >> we have gone through 5 months, now 6 months worth of supplies in less than a week and we are scrambling. we're scrambling. even to the point where these are n-95 masks. w

now, "bbc world news". laurs is "bbc world news america." porting from washington, i am laura trevelyan. ur more people die from the coronavirus in the u.s., as worries spread around e globe. those in quarantine are feeling trapped. >> we were supposed to go home, and now we are not. disappointed. we miss ouril f we miss our friends, we miss our life. laura: the shocking democratic field. twore candidates for pdent step down within 24 hours of each other and they are backing biden just ahead of sur tuesday. plus, a literary events injuries in the making. hilary mantel's long-awaited final book on henry viii and thomas cromwell is out. laura: for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "world news america." six people in the united states have died in coronavirus, all in washington state. n new casesina dropped to the lowest level in six weeks. the global death toll is more than 3000. wall street rallied after a week of losses come with the dow jones jumping 10 points. there are warnings that the global economy could contract thisuarter, as the impact of the virus is fe

it is nice to reflect back. >> laura: absolutely. >> ed: great to have you toda today. "outnumbered" starts right nowyou soon. >> 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

make that a reality. >>> what workers are now saying about the delays of the tests across the country. >>> good morning to you. i am marcus washington. >> i am lauracia. here's what is happening now on the coronavirus front. an outbreak at a senior living center at the peninsula, and several people now in the hospital. bay area wide there's now more than 400 confirmed cases. nearly 8,000 confirmed nationwide. >>> a shelter in place order goes into effect in napa county, joining the rest of the bay area. plus a live look in washington where president trump signed a new $100 million relief bill. first, let's look at the forecast. >>> good morning. i am working from home as we use our technology as we put the stay at home order in place and be an example during the coronavirus out pwrabbreak. if you are in concord and headed to work this morning, mid-40s

. >>> 4:55 for you right now. laura, we get a lot of questions surrounding coronavirus out there.more people get tested one of the questions that will pop up do we have the right to know who has tested positive? >> with the society for human resource management. >> reporter: we asked two questions, first, do you have an obligation to inform your boss if you test positive. >> yes, absolutely, and we have procedures with regards to communicating when you have a contagious illness, maybe not necessarily covid-19. there could be another policy or practice in place. >> reporter: with the shelter in place order and most people out of the office, work place exposure will be less of an issue. we're still within the 14-day window for exposure. we asked the second question if someone at work tests positive within 14 days of leaving the office does management have to tell co-workers? >> yes. the employer should notify the employees who may have been in contact with the individual but shouldn't say who it is. they could say there is a case of coronavirus and area during this time, this day, g

signs of having the virus presumably will be released once their 14-day quarantine is over. >> now as lauramentioned some passengers on the ship are being routed to military bases in georgia and texas. melanie woodrow is live with that part of our coverage. >> reporter: we have a new development here. i want to step out of the way so you can see a large aircraft has just taxied here onto the runway. we know that those canadian passengers are boarding buses right now. so we think it's possible we might see those buses here in a relatively short time and perhaps those passengers will be getting onto this aircraft. the passengers will never enter oakland interntional airport. they will be bussed right here onto the tarmac and immediately board chartered flights. earlier this afternoon i spoke with a woman from oklahoma who was on her 50th anniversary cruise with her husband. she says they are packed. they're waiting on luggage tags to find out where they will be flying once they're bussed here. >> we're so grateful to the city of oakland for accepting us, allowing us to be bussed and flown bac