art and jean live for their children, their two daughters katie and margie. >> we are going to see if daddy wants to get up and eat lunch. >> art works hard at his job, sometimes putting into our three extra shifts a week in order to make ends meet. but he thinks it is worth it if this children can get a education to end a chance at life that he never had. like his father before him, he prides himself on being a good father and a good provider. he feels working hard and paying taxes is his duty, but he wonders if his governments shares the same obligation. >> are you going to be a good girl today? >> i don't think the people of america are getting back what they are paying in taxes. tax money is being wasted every day. the war. spend it on education and the things that people do need. there are so many loopholes in the tax forms for the millionaires, the nation and they are paying the millionaires'taxes for them. a lot of people want to be millionaires under think they want to be millionaires because they don't have to pay taxes. >> sometimes the unfairness affects his family in a way

margie whirl, thank you so much. >> my pleasure.on. >>> the president has criticized china for not telling the world sooner about the outbreak there but also praised china for its response in the early days of the crisis. >>> plus, the state of michigan seen an alarming jump in coronavirus cases and deaths and now hospitals there are warning they're near their limit. too many after parties? not drinking water? we've all committed skin sins! new neutrogena® bright boost... kick-starts dull, tired skin with neoglucosamine... a gentle, non-acid amino sugar exfoliant that works within the surface and boosts cell turnover by 10x. for brighter, wide-awake skin. bright boost. pair with illuminating serum for 3x the brightening power. neutrogena® >>> the number of coronavirus cases in michigan spiked by more than 460 in just 24 hours, which is prompting new concerns over how to treat those infected. right now, the total number of cases in the state sits at 1,791. 24 people have died and those are the numbers as they've been reported so far,

for margie we have not so very remote region of a 2 and a half hour drive from the capital tunis i mean joe bell search national park about 100 years ago wow gazelles used to live here but today they've completely disappeared from the landscape now an initiative launched my spanish on to new zealand authorities as we introduced one full of them into the world they hope the animals will reproduce in the another true hobbit and an improved the eco system the project won't just be good for nature it should also help to boost tourism. she's here to see members of an endangered species that had all but disappeared into news year on now back to roam free again in their natural habitat. around 30 outlets because those are gradually being released in egypt belles says national park the territory they inhabit covers approximately 20 square kilometers . resettlement in the northern atlas mountains is a joint project between spanish scientists and the tunisian authorities for head research. a touching moment when we bring these animals here in 2017 they were much different now here and in such in

become japan and i don't think anyone wants that to be the case. >> not me or kenny or jim or margie thank you all. we appreciate it. >>> let's dig deeper into the action of oil with crude plunges after the opec deal to cut production fell apart last week and then talk of an all-out price war of saudi arabia and russia pavel, i saw somebody on the street today downgrading the whole energy complex saying it's basically armageddon for the industry what would your response be? >> let me give a little bit of silver looning the first is the last time we had an oil crash four years ago the bottom was 26 bucks a barrel for wti. we are not far from that point today. that lasted literally a matter of days. oil stayed below 40 and we are well below 40 now for roughly 100 days so this is not gong to last forever in fact, my bias would be for this lasting a shorter period of time than it did four years ago because as your previous guests noted the violence of the selloff is just unprecedented. by the time oil bottomed in 2016, that down cycle was already running for a year and a half whereas we'

>> reporter: 69-year-old margie hartle was on board and is now quarantined in her sacramento home. said she went to the ship's medical center on the same day as the man who passed away. >> i understand what the governor is doing about having all these people on the "grand princess" currently. he's testing them? what about ground zero, us, that were on the ship on february the 11th through february the 21st? if i sound pissed off, i am. >> reporter: and today, the university of washington canceled in-person classes until the quarter ends march 20. final exams will be taken virtually. >> a little stressful at the moment. >> reporter: at least 14 people have died in washington state. more than half are linked to this nursing home, where these pictures reveal the heartbreaking emotional toll. tonight dorothy campbell can only speak through a window to her husband of more than 60 years. he's confined to isolation. the vice president just announced that the ship will be brought to a noncommercial port in san francisco where everyone, again, will be tested. that's 3,500 people. we've also

>> i came in the 90s with two girlfriends, laura and margie. we came out here. weren't used to driving in l.a., a stick shift with these streets. we all lived in a one-bedroom. we had one bed and we all slept in the same bed. because i was the smallest, we had to sleep like this for two years. >> jimmy: like you were on a roller coaster or something. you slept like this? why would that help? >> room. because it was like a full-size bed. it wasn't even queen. >> jimmy: without the arms, yeah. do you keep in touch with them? >> yes. they're still my best friends. >> jimmy: do you ever have slopeoveslopeep overs? >> no. >> jimmy: one day at a time. did you love this show growing up? >> i think i got to the rerun part. i was a little too young. but, yes, when i was going to audition, i revisited the show and fell in love with it. >> jimmy: so the great norman lear hired you to star on this show. >> he did? that in itself is exciting. >> it is. >> jimmy: did you audition for norman specifically or for the other producers? >> all of them. they were all in the room. gl

. >> let's get to a question from margie who asks my son and his family threw to ecuador. they were checked for fever. when they landed at dfw, they weren't checked for anything. many, many people touching the same surfaces for reentry to the u.s. what's not okay about this? i think the answer is everything is not okay. >> this incredible mishandling starts at the top. we're used to the president tweeting nonsense and caught many times in giving false information to the public. now it's serious. his inability to control himself from happy talk during a crisis like this is unconsciousable. i'm seeing this disorganization of what the messages are to the public and lack of policy decisions that are made about air travel is very much endangering travelers in the united states. this cannot go on. he needs a czar who knows something about these issues. they should not issue a policy statement without having images. it's immediate danger to people. we have to figure this out like right now. there are things that can be done but we have do them. >> clearly, the health issue is par

margy: it may encourage more backpackers to come.king at is a global slowdown in travel,. -- travel. the big issue for us now is going to be how much of the domestic market can be shifted into fill the gaps in the medium-term. that will be the big trick. measuresyou see any happening domestically that might encourage travel? there was a big move down on the oil price. will that bring the cost of travel down? paul: it may. it will be confidence factors. in terms of people's willingness to spend. with this kind of issue, it makes people very cautious. i think that outbound and inbound is going to suffer. with the kind of effort being put into the domestic campaign, i think that domestic market will see a big uptick. australians wanted to contribute to the communities for the bushfires. what paul: paul: about the fiscal stimulus pass -- paul: what about the fiscal stimulus packages? margy: there has to be a long-term commitment. that is the important thing. treasuries have a blind when it comes to the tourism industry. increaseo massive

ohio, good morning to you margie. what's your question? >> good morning. what i've been trying to do i called theek is governor's office because i used medical world and when people are short on the using why don't they try sterile cause with water proof around the nose, chin, cheeks? i've tried it myself, you can it, it isrough sterile. we use it on wounds to keep the from out and infections coming in. thank you. >> yes, yeah, i think there are of good ideas. i would suggest that you go to put outwebsite, they've new guidelines in the event, such as the case now in many places around the country when there's a shortage of personal protective equipment, depending crisis, they lay alternatives sequentially in terms of what would be the next best thing to use for personal protective equipment like masks so i would you to look at the cdc.nce from the >> margaret from mountain view, california. you're on the air. now?should speak >> yes, you should. >> oh, well, i'm concerned about ourterrible division in whole country, mostly party politics, but now, we have

health workers as well we can speak to journalists mater who joins us now from madrid 1st of all margie if you would just give us an update on the latest situation. well the latest situation is that the cabinet meeting that takes place every week has passed has approved extension all these 15 days of the state of the marriage and see that not happening now has to go to the congress and oh well we already know beforehand that all the political parties and going to approve this measure prime minister if it was sent to these weakened announce that he would take his tough measures and he also predicted that this was going the worst was still to come speaking about these incoming wake that we can see about the latest figures that were released today right miss affecting people from all walks a specially health workers get infected in large numbers was the. well those are 14 percent of her the workers 40 percent of all the people infected nationwide are the health care workers all these people he needs in spain are the man doing immediate delivery of protecting equipment against coronavirus s

. >> let's be clear banks are going to be hurt they are not the trt marginaliinterest margi decimatedare going to have -- >> cutting more about a week. >> i don't think this is about the fed at all i mean i said ten days ago on twitter, usually i get trolled. >> i agree with you. >> this is not a this is not a. >> you think should cut. >> i don't think it makes a difference no one changing habitats whether rights zero or 50 base points we need to make sure we are taking care of the industries to regain confidence, we have no idea when industries are going to come back let's take care of them american industries make sure we protect ourselves i think you have to go in my opinion if i was sittinging with president i no larry kudlow very well would i be sitting down would i move away from worrying about stock market, stock markets come up -- >> right into -- >> i think democrats republicans have to get onboard, we can't ignore what is happening. maria: robert always great to get your insited thank you so much robert wolf joins us to studio b "varney & company" host stuart varney proposin

margie in ohio, what is your question? caller: good morning.have been trying to do since last week as i called the governor's office because i used to be in the medical world. when people are short on the masks, why don't they try using sterile gauze with waterproof adhesive tape around the nose, chin, and cheeks? i have tried it myself. you can breathe through it. it is sterile. ds.use it on woun thank you. guest: there are a lot of good ideas. i would suggest you go to the cdc website. they put out new guidelines for when there is a shortage of personal protective equipment. depending on the level of crisis, they lay out the alternates sequentially in terms of the next best thing to use. i would encourage you to take a look at that guidance at the cdc. host: margaret in mountain view, california. you are on the air with dr. anand parekh. caller: i should speak now? host: yes, you should. caller: i am concerned about the pitting of- people against each other and partisanship. now we are attempting to have states vying with each other. i am won