matthew? >> msnbc. matthew: christopher? >> "the washington post." matthew: "the washington post," yeah. do you notice there's a key difference between first one, the second one. what word did they use? >> lore. matthew: white house lore. if we go back, there's not really -- it kind of repeats the story verbatim that we know but at least "the washington post" acknowledges that there's lore to it. it may not be entirely true, we're just not sure. what about the final one? any ideas? >> kind of using it as a way to be critical of the president? matthew: how so? >> because it's talking about how they're trying to take down, not because it's old, but they're trying to talk about how he wants to take it out as a negative way to betray the president. matthew: so you think there's a negative portrayal of the president? it seems like this article is pinning blame on melania trump. >> that's why people would read it. matthew: what about the language before jackson magnolia? >> so called. matthew: so ca

matthew: we changed the rules of it. there is buried in 30s and 40s but a lot of states move to a single block voting at large. it actually is probably the only thing worse. because basically of 60 percent of support in a state and it is all one at large and you get say, ten those receipts in the state. then everybody gets ten votes. this of the democrats have the 60 percent. and then they could win all ten seats with a should probably would about 60 percent. in this what a bunch of the democratic state started doing the 30s and the way the god power, and then they got rid of it and that's what we have the single winner district mandate. in 1957 trying to enforce the one person, the one vote to create equal districts. but the constitution says states can do what they want with her voting rules the congress is like with her saying or doing, article one section four for those of you reading your constitution. matthew: talk a little bit about ranked voting. that's obviously unfamiliar. and to me and most other people. lee:

running host of m s n b c hardball matthews said that he and m s n b c mutually agreed to part ways and m.s.m. b.c. spokesperson said matthews planned to retire anyway and that the events of the past week played a factor in his decision to move that date up while matthews didn't get into the specifics about the comments that he's made and why he's under fire for those comments what he did say was that he was stepping aside to basically make room for the younger generation he also acknowledged that his comments were inappropriate when after a conversation with m s n b c i decided tonight it will be my last hardball so let me tell you why the younger generations out there ready to take the reins a lot of it has to do with how we talk to each other compliments on a woman's appearance that some men including me might have ones that incorrectly thought were ok were never ok then is certainly not today and for making such comments in the past i'm sorry it will be dramatic after m s n b c went to commercial break following matthew's announcement he did not return to the show and the politi

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matthew: thanks for having me. certainly you are seeing very rapid responses, first by the federal reserve bank over the past few weeks with the annual meeting rate cut, rolling out qed. -- rolling out qed. -- rolling out qe. the markets are waiting through that waiting through volatile times, with the impact of the coronavirus on the economy, it's looks like it is going to be larger and larger. we actually published a report this money. we think we will see the largest quarterly decline in u.s. gdp on record in q2. and the similars package are growing in size. and for a good reason. you need to have a large fiscal stimulus package, as kevin noted, that needs to be rolled out quickly to help households and businesses. and the market will over time reach an equilibrium. but it does take time, given what we are seeing, given the dollar needs that people have in selling treasuries, and we also -- the market is digesting a lot of information in a short amount of time. taylor: matthew, walk me through that. you are seei

as for matthews, i find the timing suspect. i've never met him.ed feelings about him and him leaving the network. i'm very unhappy with a lot of his coverage, how he's treated president donald trump, the how he treats republicans often times. but if you look at the past couple weeks, we saw him go off on senator bernie sanders -- trish: yeah -- [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] trish: other commentators, they've compared donald trump to hitler. i mean, there have been a lot of, you know, accusations about nazi germany and the similarities between nazi e germany and this administration. coming from that network. >> yes. and he had to apologize to senator sanders for saying that the nevada caucus was like the nazis' takeover of france. he apologized -- trish: joe scarborough doesn't need to apologize when he makes that analogy -- >> yeah. everyone else can say what they want to say, but matthews can'tment i think what broke the camel's back is when he had the interview with senator elizabeth warren, and he was pressing her on her allegations aga

that forced chris matthews, not a fan, just being honest, then forced chris matthews off the air? we should know more about this and we are going to try to find out. the stock market rally today after last week's bloodbath. the coronavirus remains an imminent threat to this country. we have the latest numbers on the disease's death toll next. hillary clinton has been ordered to testify under oath about her emails. we are following that story. we have details. then the president speaking in charlotte, north carolina, indefatigable. watch it for breaking news. >> winning, winning, winning awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >> tucker: this is a fox news alert. the coronavirus epidemic continues to claim mo

matthew: if we look at all the recessions in the u.s.to 1960, the market tended pricing for the worst of all circumstances. it has penalized, as you referenced, certain sectors of the market, where the damage is the most obvious. energy, financials. what we still have not seen it is the emergence of quarter results and guidance from companies. the market will have to digest that. what the markets will also have to digest at some point is, when you have a hit to employment as large as this one is going to be, there is no way to avoid this metastasizing into a credit crisis of sorts. the market will have to kick its way through that. we have the emergence of potential sovereign credit issues here, given the size of the fiscal stimulus, unprecedented in peace times, and given the balance sheets around the world, they will have to look at which reason families will have credit issues going forward. taylor: talk about those credit issues. we have seen spreads come back in on a bb, blown out to over 900 basis points on treasuries. now coming b

coming up msnbc forces out chris matthews.ves got fed up with executives got fed up with hardball host when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. howie: it was a stunning television moment, long-time liberal host chris matthews announced retirement tat top of hardball, was forced out by msnbc executives and included apology for women. >> after conversation with msnbc tonight will be my last hardball. complements on a woman's appearance was never okay. certainly not today for making such comments in the past, i'm sorry. >> that was a lot to take in just now

ahead why did msnbc have chris matthews own resignation.st town hall and we will look at answer with frank luntz in a moment. okay. switch to progressive and you can save hundreds. you know, like the sign says. transitions light under control. ♪ upbeat music transitions signature gen 8, available now in 4 new style colors. transitions. howie: in fox house town hall with bret baier and martha m macallum asked president. >> i think the way we unit is with success. when they hit us i think we have to turn back. there's two ways of doing that. i wouldn't be here if i turned my cheek. howie: joining us frank luntz, you often deal with anger in focus groups and talk about need of civility. the president gets bashed an batted all of the time. why do you think about trump's answer? >> the candidates try very hard to come up with some powerful sound bite who can challenge each other more, who can create the most memorable line, who can make it, on fox news last tuesday neil cavuto ran a 90-second video of all candidates doing it and it's a tragedy b

we will talk to dave matthew, an author now. the weather is beautiful. maybe it shouldn't be but it is. >> another nice springlike day around the bay area on this late winter day. we have mostly blue skies overhead. temperatures for some running warmer than yesterday. a live look over san francisco. we will remain with sunny skies today. 58 degrees in santa rosa and mid-50s over san francisco. low 60s in livermore as well as san jose. palo alto getting warmer. 70s in the forecast foremost in the afternoon. the winds are still blowing in the hills but no advisories. look at mount diablo at 53 miles per hour. meanwhile, the urban areas, the winds are generally light. light over the north bay and the south bay. lighter winds around the bay area today and afternoon highs backup up to 15 degrees above seasonal average. along the coastline, 64 four pacifica. mid to upper 70s for inland cities. santa rosa expecting 78. we could see a few more records today because of the warm. similar temperatures on wednesday, a bigger cooldown comes on thursday. low clouds an

chris matthews walked into his washington, d.c.side reportedly telling members of his longtime crew just an hour beforehand he'd be retiring and on air he made it clear this decision was not his. >> let me start with my headline tonight. i'm retiring. >> reporter: overnight a stunning announcement. msnbc's chris matthews out at "hardball." >> this is the last "hardball" on msnbc, and obviously this isn't for a lack of interest in politics. as you can tell, i've loved every minute of my 20 years as host of "hardball." the younger generations are ready to take the reins. we see them in politics and the media promoting their causes. they are improving the workplace. we're talking about better standards than we grew up with, fairer standards. a lot of it has to go with how we talk to each other. compliments on a woman's appearance that some men including me might have thought incorrectly were okay and were never okay. not then and certainly not today and for making such comments in the past, i'm sorry. >> reporter: matthews referring t

and you'll find sarah jessica parker and matthew broderick.his morning they're talking with jane pauley. >> sarah jessica parker and matthew broderick, together in marriage, and finally on stage again in neil simon's "plaza suite." >> somebody would say, you and i should do something together. and we'd say, what? and they'd say, i'm not sure. >> coming up, reflections on courtship, kids, and covid-19. >> cowan: in a time of involuntary confinement to quarters, something old is remarkably new again. our mo rocca pieces it all together. >> tired of staring at your phone all day? then break out that jigsaw puzzle you never thought you would get to. >> families everywhere are reconnecting over jigsaw puzzles. >> why would families willingly do this when there are so many other home entertainment options. >> very few people can walk by a puzzle and not put in a piece. the goal is absolutely right there. >> putting it together on sunday morning. >> cowan: martha pondering what this means. and there are companies that need workers and badly. jim gaff

these are published by matthew and mary darly in 1772 and 1773. and so soon after that, he joins the british army, and that's when he commissions this portrait by thomas gainsboro, 1776, right before he ships off for america. this portrait was probably painted. he probably posed for it right before he left, and there's a narrow window of time from the spring of 1776 when he purchased this commission in the fourth regiment to when the early summer of 1776 when he left for america that he could have posed for this, and there's that reference to him talking about this portrait when he was a little bit older after the war. and then he goes on to fight in some of the most intense campaigns of the early years of the revolutionary war. he fights first in and around new york, but then he joins william howell's excursion to go and capture the revolutionary capital of philadelphia, which we have the pleasure to be in today. he fights at brandy wine, paoli, and germantown. at the battle of brandywine, he's part of the second battalion of light infantry. the

matthews resigned on air two days after a journalist accused him of making inappropriate comments. matthews' short appearance last night included an apology. >> compliments on a woman's appearance that some men including me might have once incorrectly thought were okay were never okay. not then and certainly not today and for making such comments in the past, i'm sorry. >> matthews was also criticized for comparing bernie sanders' win in nevada to the nazi invasion of france. >> cbs has signed tony romo to a ten-year deal to continue announcing nfl games. the deal is reportedly worth $180 million. "the new york post" says the network tried to sign peyton manning first. >>> up next in "the pulse," the leaning tower of dallas. it finally comes down. >>> also, we remember james lipton, host of "inside the actors studio" and something surprising about his past. >>> plus, nik wallenda explains his biggest stunt yet, dangling over a volcano. stunt yet, dangling over a volcano. not today. one blood clot puts you at risk of having another, so we chose xarelto®, to help keep you protected.

matthew: i am matthew. i'm the youngest son, working logistics.mber: okay, so, and you're stevie... stevie: i'm stevie, yes. amber: ...in case people forgot. lemonis: who can forget that face? man: aww. amber: i can't. but stevie was the only one of the kids in the original episode, right? steve: yeah, he was the only one on the episode. ryan was working here at that time. ryan: i was part-time here, looking, actually, to leave the business and, with this show, i was brought back. lemonis: not because of the show. that's not why you were brought back. you were brought back 'cause you're the only one that knows math. amber: so marcus wouldn't feel comfortable without you. ryan: yeah. stevie: he's really good at it. [ laughter ] he's good at it. melissa: he's the smart one. lemonis: why don't we watch the episode. [ latin music plays ] miami is my hometown and it's oh, yeah. also home to over a million cuban americans. they bring their culture while embracing the american dream. grafton furniture is a shining example. [ camera shutter clicking ] sta

and the next day, kelly was on her feet matthew, with her every step of the way. >> he never left myttling extreme fatigue, kelly was in fighting shape and ready to take on the next challenge. >> i push myself and i try because i have a great support when i come home >> reporter: in a follow-up post on monday, kelly revealed she found out she was pregnant on the same day her husband, matthew, broke his back, during a november 3rd game against the raiders. with that news, i decided i would keep the pregnancy to myself because for so long we had been worried about my brain and my recovery. i didn't want him to think about me continuing to recover while growing a baby with matthew's back completely healed and mri that showed everything looked normal, they prepared for the newest and final addition to the family kelly making that clear in her story. yes, we are done after this. stafford party of six will stay a party of six >> four babies >> they're incredible! >> four babies she had to make it clear this was it >> that's a wrap >> that will be you in a few weeks. >> party of six. you co

they raised danielle in their late son matthew with extraordinary love and care.army, jack designed new training methods to ensure military leaders would always be extremely well-prepared for the intensity of combat commands. his record discipline, creativity, toughness, they all achieved tremendous results. general william depew, who helped rebuild the american military after vietnam, wrote that jack was the best brigade commander that he has ever had. he was very exceptional at all levels. in 1991, jack became a brigadier general, and commander of the joint readiness training center. he devised a state-of-the-art program that prepared our nation service members for combat against extended insurgencies in both urban environment and rugged terrain. jack prepared this nation for the wars to come and help to train soldiers that would later serve in bosnia, somalia, haiti and co- civil. jack was named a vice chief of staff of the army in 1999. was in his office on september 11, 2001, when terror struck the pentagon. he ran through smoke and debris and evacuated the i

has been used to stir up hatred against anyone who in matthew doesn't belong to that although that the most artists is an example of how poland's right wing is trying to control the political narrative yes focused on this also there's a latent aggression and i sense that the situation could escalate at any 2nd of that 1st step to this that i'm getting out of here. say this isn't the right place to try and find common ground to give it there's no point in seeking a dialogue with this last. episode himself. along with us nothing a lot of young people in athens and greece grew up with the idea of a united europe social movement and

august 1st, 1778 in london by matthew and mary darly, they're pretty accomplished print sellers in london. and when the -- this print was examined along side those -- there were some interesting things going on, such as the british infantry man pointing with his hand up, there are hunting shirts that linen fringe garment that is so distinctively used by the continental army during the revolutionary war, you see that in the paoli painting. you see that here again. this is offering some interesting questions, but it was a little enigmatic at the time. let's cross back over the atlantic again. sorry. so in the 1980s and '90s, an irish art historian named fintan cullen was undertaking a study of this painting, a portrait of richard st. george man sir st. george painted in about 1796.

matthew chance, thank you so much. >>> to spain where coronavirus cases are rising sharply and protective gear is very short supply across that country. al goodman live in madrid for us. hi, al. >> reporter: hi, christine and laura. this is one of the major hospitals in the spanish capital. it has coronavirus patients and it's in my neighborhood. we were out in my neighborhood talking to people about what it's like to live under this state of emergency where they basically have to stay home. business is shut. here's what we found. it's kind of difficult to recognize my neighborhood these days. everything has changed because

lyn harmer, with her hands carefully washed, sees her very poorly 91—year—old father matthew several week. did you have a good night's sleep? yeah. but she accepts this could be her last visit for a while. we can always telephone, and ask how our relatives are, and i'm sure the carers will explain to them, you know, the reason why visitors aren't coming. our own common—sense should tell us,

alex matthews in naples. well the current virus is said to cause an president's disruption to german football with some matches being played without fans for the 1st time it's going to hit one of the biggest clashes in the bundesliga the dobie between dortmund and shall cut which will not take place behind closed doors on saturday before that to gladbach will play cologne tomorrow also in an empty stadium. german football is known for attracting a sea of supporters last week some fans have glove bought took precautions against the coronavirus but the same seats will be empty during their next home match against rival cologne setting a historical precedent for the top flight in germany. thriftiness salinity primarily affects the fans but of course it will also hit. since most you can imagine there are financial consequences if you will have to see whether it's just going to be for this game or whether it's going to affect more games what is the next stage answers to those questions are left up to local health

another story this week, chris matthews suddenly stepping down from nbc. be pushed. er erin, any reaction to that? >> that came as a surprise to a lot of folks, the way that unfolded. but really seeing a lot of praise, too, for just the words that he had to say on his exit. just his somebody of a certain era and of a certain age who understands that things that he may have said or done were out of step with the moment we now find ourselves in. >> journalist laura bassett wrote about being treated inappropriately by matthews. others have described experiences where he would make sexual comments that were inappropriate. this is something that was going on for a long time. there was a history here, but it looks very different in 2020 than it did in 2002, is that a fair assessment? >> yes, and how they came to part ways last week. >> chris matthews stepping down at a time when we're talking about these older candidates for president. >> i think in the case of nbc, they had a particular vulnerability given all the ron ronan farrow stuff and the fact they killed

just being honest.ei they forced chris matthews off the air. we should know about this. we are going to try to find out. the stock market rally today after last week's bloodbath. coronavirus remains a threat to theim country. latest numbers, next. plus hillary clinton has been ordered to test under oath about herto emails. we have the tales for you, then the president speaking in charlotte, north carolina. indefatigable. >> winning, winning, winning. 5g will change business in america. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion dollars and built our new 5g network for businesses like yours. while some 5g signals only go a few blocks, t-mobile 5g goes for miles. no other 5g signal goes farther or is more reliable in business. tomorrow is in your hands. partner with t-mobile for business today. >> tucker: this is a fox news look at the coronavirus epidemic. it continues to claim more victims in this country. three people in washington state died over the weekend. three more deaths in that state.

i loved working with chris matthews.joyed being his colleague, and i really -- i understand the important changes around this so-called cancel culture. they're important, they're hard, they're painful, and in many cases they are necessary. i do wonder at this point, though, as we move forward and we look at this and what happened here if there might be a better way for all of us in the future where we work through this and get to a better place. but for now i'll just say i'll miss him every night at 7:00 p.m. but i remain his friend. >> and now let's go to willie at the big board with steve kornacki. >> okay, guys. a big day of politics. chris' favorite day perhaps of the season. primary season. take a look at the big picture first of all, steve. where should people tuned into msnbc waiting to see you standing in this exact spot about 13 hours from now, where should we be looking to get a sense how this night's going to go? >> obviously all the attention out here on the west coast, to california. not until 11:00 p.m. we

today we have the pleasure of hosting matthew tran eight matthew is an award-winning journalist he's been on marketplace and the author of many books harry truman's excellent adventure, the president is a sick man among them, he is here to discuss his new book, all this marvelous potential, robert kennedy's tour of appellation details of kennedy's tour starting in mid february less than four months before his assassination. books like recap the century story of the appellation life and what decisions were in place to generate the world as it became. myself having lived near cumberland for years, has seen how this story told in the book, the title alone reds ignites with her population there. but even deeper into the book readers will be familiar with economic withdrawal and party infighting will find much to discover. everyone please help me welcoming matthew algeo. [applause] >> thanks travis, i'm going to justice a little, how's herve feeling every feeling okay? got this with handshakes? it's great to be at politics and prose again. i said it before, for authors this is like of mad

matthews said those comments are never okay.litical reporter for the san francisco examiner back in the 1980s and 1990s. >>> it's now 5:50. if you're getting ready to head out the door, what should you know. >> the good news for santa cruz drivers coming over the valley whatever was going on in the santa cruz mountains it's the santa cruz mountains into part of the santa cruz valley. northbound 880 looks good and westbound bay bridge moving a little better. they the metering lights down a little bit to adjust for traffic. this is looking typical. the weather, i don't know if it's typical or not. it's march already. steve. >> we're way above average on the forecast highs. it's been that way for about 35 days in a row with some subtle changes. the wind has been a big factor here. even though we're not getting any rain we get the wind. it will be tailing off today. 40s for a few, 50s for others. san francisco if livermore both at 55. last rain for the city is january 28th. it was the 26th. so 35 to 37 dry days in a row. it's okay i

matthews has in the past said that trump's rhetoric is reminiscent of hitler.bounds. >>> abc has suspended david wright after he was secretly recorded by james o'keefe's group. the network said any action that damages our reputation for fairness and impartiality or gives the appearance of compromising it harms abc news and will be pulled off political coverage when he returns. but most of what wright said wasn't troubling at all. yes, he describes himself as a socialist, but he also said this of president trump: howard: that's fair and balanced. wright said that commercial imperative is incompatible with a pretty champion criticism -- common criticism. perhaps what rankleed them was the shot at the company. howard: well, not all self-promotional, but there are certainly disney tie-ins, and that doesn't just happen at abc. i think the network really overreacted, and the punishment for what he thought were private opinions too harsh. >>> ahead, bernie sanders doubles down on his praise for fidel castro. is the press going easy on him on that? but first, chris sti

tonight, it was confirmed that nick matthews, a 59—year—old former police officer from somerset, is amongng positive for the virus. he had previously suffered a heart attack and been off work. ministers don't want to spread panic along with the infection, but they do want to prepare the country for some very difficult days ahead. mark easton, bbc news. downing street have announced fresh plans to keep the public more informed with the its coronavirus strategy. borisjohnson or one of his senior ministers will hold a daily press conference, supported by experts including the chief medical officer. the first one will be after the cobra meeting tomorrow where he will appear along side alongside chief medical officer professor chris whitty and chief scientific adviser sir patrick vallance. with me is our political correspondent, jessica parker. my my understanding is that prime minister is keen to chair those where possible himself alongside people at the chief medical officer, this chief scientific officer. figures we have become rather used to with recent press conferences and media appearan

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chris matthews was also accused of making inappropriate comments. such comments are never okay he said last night. he was a political reporter for the san francisco examiner back in the 1980s and 1990s and for fwochlt years he wrote a syndicated column in the chronicle. >>> eight deputies took or shared photos of the crash scene where kobe bryant and his daughter died. it's not clear what discipline they will face. nine people including the basketball star were killed in that crash on january 26th. the existence came to light after someone complained the deputy was showing the gruesome photos at a bar. >>> our time just turned 4:51. . let's take a look at your commute. >> it looks all right. northbound 280 traffic looks good. and 101 looks good as well. this is the time where people get on the road. it starts to turn in the 5:00 hour a little bit. here, at the bay bridge, we don't see it yet. it's nice and light. this is what i like. and no problems approaching the richmond bridge. i like what i see so far. 16 minute drive. 4:51. today's weather. he

chris matthews calls it quits, the takeover of france in world war ii among other things. i am shannon bream in new york, we have team coverage, but humans has analysis of super tuesday claims the establishment is trying to tank bernie again. at the keep america great rally in north carolina we begin in texas for the biden campaign held a rally. >> reporter: pretty clear the democratic party establishment is rallying behind joe biden hoping to help him take down bernie sanders. >> so thank you for being here tonight, thank you for your friendship and thank you for your support. >> pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar hours after suspending their own presidential campaign are rallying behind joe biden. 1 million texans have early voted in the democratic race with klobuchar is clearly hoping by abruptly suspending her campaign today and campaigning with biden the night before super tuesday that will have an impact. >> i cannot think of a better way to end my campaign than joining is. tomorrow is supertuesday and texas, you are one big supertuesday state. what i want all of you t

was matthew chambers her first love and that she dreamed of a life beyond ireland. the sources are silent obvious questions but other parts of her life including the choices she made have left traces. the life of an ordinary woman with become part of an extraordinary moment. so, when they are boarding it's part of a peacetime deployments so for those of you that are a little rusty on your history, i'm going to give you a few summaries. i probably have a student in the crowd rolling his eyes. very quickly, 1763 britain had won the seven-year war in north america it had been caused primarily against the french and native allies. three is another british crown have to figure out how to manage the new empire including these people who are not their allies in how to pay for the war. among the many policies the british parliament person after 1763 for several decentralized the administration of this huge empire and to raise money on imported goods and could pretty mildly they were unpopular at least in north america. actually they are kind of unpopular everywhere so in bo

janice: so matthew is part of saint baldrick's foundation.onor to promote awareness and promote funds for the saint baldrick's foundation by shaving their heads. it was cancelled this year in our town. matthew decided he wanted to do it anyway. his dad shaved his head yesterday. and, of course, we raised some money and of course all the money will go to saint badrick's. even though it was cancelled and we're social distancing there are ways we can help our charities and he did this yesterday. jillian: have you done it a couple times. janice: he has. rob: are you choking up a little bit janice dean? janice: little bit. i'm a proud mom. i mills you so much. jillian: we miss you. rob: i love that your kid did that. today is my mom's 70th birthday. i wanted to throw that out there. i didn't get to see her for her birthday. we were supposed to have a big thing. it didn't happen. wish my mom a happy birthday, would you? janice: what's your mom's name? rob: farzane. janice: happy birthday, we love you. brian: here we go. it's a fox news alert. the u

matthew smith joins me with more on that. thank you for joining us, we are glad you're finally back home. are you glad? what is the light? you went from one containment to another. >> it is strange. we had so been looking forward for weeks to coming back to some normalcy here and it is bizarre to think, we fully been back a week and a half and seems like forever and things have changed so fast. sometimes i think i would rather be back in tokyo. >> the customer what happened, you were on the diamond princess cruise ship just to refresh people's memories, 3700 passengers and crew on board. of that 712 confirmed cases, resulting in 7 debts, 325 of those folks recovered you being one of them but as we said we you decided to stay on board when they were taking americans off and you thought that was safer. why? >> they were exposing the people, others who were carrying the virus, putting them in a situation that seems to us if you are likely to get in anywhere you would get on board that plane flight back from japan to the us shoul

in a statement his wife mary matthews said...so confirmed they were currently in self—isolation until they get the all clear. with me is out political correspondent, jessica parker. that story is one ofjust 35, sadly and each one of those figures is a person and family and friends affected by this. not expecting to lose a loved one in the circumstances. it is an incredibly sensitive time, in terms of the government for how it keeps public support for measures if things are necessary and measures it looks like it will be ramping up this week? that has been the education. if you're a mother prime minister's press c0 nfe re nce you're a mother prime minister's press conference last week struck a sombre note. he gave a warning that many families were going to lose loved ones before their time. in terms of what is going to happen this week, you mentioned before we are likely to get more guidance about the sorts of social distancing measures elderly people can take going forward. this is after matt hancock, the health secretary, talk t