patrick fox reporting for us from beijing.o nicholas can go .ocker, expert virologist thank you for joining us on "france 24." you heard they are, authorities in china fearing a second wave of infections. is t this something wewe shoulde preparing for? i i mattersi thinin how w well we manage the firir wave. let't's try to control the ououtbreak that is cururrently ongoing. one of the worries with that potentiaial second wave is -- wt could happen if we were to lift the control measure and the lockdodown measures too e early? thele that are naive to virus, separating in the potentiallyand these very healthy individuals could be infected, and a new source of spread for the virus, and you know, this is why, in a way, we need to be extra carefel with the currentnt lockdown. we need to enforce it across europe, across the world, actually, just to make s sure tt we get everything under control right now. anchor: i know there is a lot unknown about the coronavirus. one of the things i want to find out is, i want to ask you, is if yo

. >> let me play another sound bite, dan patrick on fox news, about sacrificing seniors.listen. >> no one reached out to me and said, as a senior citizen, are you willing to take a chance on your survival in exchange for keeping the america that all america loves for your children and grandchildren. and if that's the exchange, i'm all in. let's get back to work. let's get back to living. let's be smart about it. and those of us who are 70 plus, we'll take care of ourselves, but don't sacrifice the country. >> there have been many people who pointed out on the show just in conversations i had with people who follow this kind of thing there is something cult-like about this movement that follows donald trump. there is also something about it that worships money. that worships the money that is made off of enin large part low income work. i wonder if in your state there is a counterveiling force that can fight for -- you're doing it, but is there a strong enough counterveiling force that can fight for the low income black and brown workers who would die if the state were to

you may remember that a few days ago, dan patrick, the lieutenant governor of texas, went on fox newshat, closing business that is are a mistake. there are things that are more importantly than saving our country and all of a sudden, just a couple of days later, greg abbott, who has always been afraid of a primary challenge from the lieutenant governorer, says, you know what, we're going to open up these businesses in a couple of days. that's what it's about. it's not able public health. it's about protecting greg abbott's position. >> let me pick your brain about a position that you held. it's almost may 1st. rent is due around the corner for folks all across the country. you served in that position under president obama. what would you be asking for if you were still in that role? >> much more robust, direct rental assistance. we have 44 million people who rent in this country and while the federal housing finance administration, the fha and others have done good things for people that hold a mortgage and there has been some assistance for people that are renting, it hasn't gone nea

hear what patrick dehaan told us early on fox business. >> yesterday was the big hubbub was oil prices into negative territory. today we have the june contract rolling into $14, excuse me about $10 a barrel. motorists need not be in any hurry. i think the national average could still drop another 30 cents a gallon. reporter: neil, there are now a handful of states currently have their lowest gas prices in a decade. those include, kentucky, michigan, oklahoma, minnesota, even illinois, down to 1.77 for their average in the state. we have 80, eight straight weeks of 5straight days of declining gas prices. the only thing i report to you that is the other side of that, you look at the station here, you would think everybody would be in there gassing up. well, nobody's going anywhere. so this cheap gas is going wanting in some way. neil? neil: you know what i also notice, jeff, might be just a crazy musing of mine, would fit with that, that, higher grade gasoline, they're not moving down dramatically. i mean, they come down but doesn't seem like the regular unleaded has? reporter: i think t

patrick's cathedral still stands tall and weights for the faithful to come back. i want to bring in theologian and foxcontributor at jonathan morris tonight. nice to see you and good evening to you. what are you thinking about on this good friday. >> i think you mentioned it right there on fifth avenue, it's a lonely. what a great opportunity for us this year like no other year to experience what jesus christ on his way to the cross experienced which was probably not only physical pain but loneliness. loneliness. maybe the deepest human suffering and so many of us are isolated right now. i think whether you are christian, jewish, and other faith, to understand that it's true suffering that joy and resurrection, like we celebrate as christians on easter sunday is experienced. just very simply i remember as a kid, i come from a family of seven kids, my parents would have us be quiet between 12:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. on good friday to commemorate the three hours that hung on the cross by tradition before he died. it was so hard to keep us quiet. at this year, 2020, we are able to be quiet and experience t

patrick. have a great evening. thanks for joining us, everybody. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. world leaders are reacting with alarm after president trump announced a halt to the sizable funding the united states sends to the world health organization pay the president is arguing the global health agency mismanaged response t to the coronavirus pandemic. he says they must be held accountable. >> the world depends on the w.h.o. to work with countries to ensure that accurate information about international threats is shared in a timely matter. if it's not, to independently tell the world the truth about what is happening. the w.h.o. failed in this basic duty and must be held accountable. >> harris: the head of the w.h.o. has responded to the announcement. that happened just moments ago. watch. >> we regret the decision of the president of the united states to order a hold in funding to the world health organization. it does not discriminate between nationalities, ethnicities, or ideologies. neither do we. when we are divided, the virus exploits the cracks between us.

is april 18-24, patrick day says student leaders and faculty are already reaching out to students and those who haven't quite made up their minds yet. live in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> even in this pandemic, some important educational decisions to be made.>>> senator bernie sanders drops out of the race for president. coming up at 4:30 we will have a preview of the november matchup between joe biden and president trump. >>> also coming up next we will talk with the board of supervisors in santa clara county for an update from the epicenter here in the bay area.>>> in him bay area weather, still the possibility of a few dad forecast, coming up. keep the customers connected, and making sure people are stayin solving critical issues as they arise. ♪ go to xfinity.com/prepare. thank you. >>> santa clara county has been at the forefront of the coronavirus outbreak in the bay area and reactive measures and in the number of cases of. for more on the additional steps the county is taking, to slow the spread of the virus and also treat those who have him down with the virus, we are joined by the president of the santa clara county board of supervisors. thank you s

fox news. the two-front war that the public health officials are fighting. >>> the grim toll the virus is taking on new york state, we'll speak to congressman sean patrick maloney about how new york bounces back after paying such a heavy price >>> and we do to texas, one of the first big states to reopen. we learn today that dallas county is a flare-up of new cases and new deaths. we'll ask our reporter on the ground about why texas is thinking about abandoning social distancing now. >>> dr. fauci on the question of a vaccine, we don't have a vaccine for sars, i mean, we don't have a vaccine for hiv, and life did go on, right, so the idea that we're definitely going to have a vaccine, we didn't really approach much else in the same way as we're pegging going back to normal with a vaccine, did we? >> well, no, laura, this is different. hiv/aids is entirely different. we don't have a vaccine for hiv/aids but we have spectacularly effective treatment. people who invariably would have died years ago are leading right now lives. sars is a different story, sars disappeared. we in the process of going through the various phases of the vaccine, we showed it was safe, i

patrick's cathedral, whatever needs to be. it's because of faith that got us through and there was a prayer army started by "fox & friends" whensunday to sunday. the sunday that i announced it to "fox & friends" and the sunday i got out of the hospital and that second sunday my wife and i went to st. patrick's cathedral and we heard all about the good samaritan that was so perfect for colleen and i wanted to say when i came out of it, i wasn't a lot of tv, you realize how much ainsley every single day and i didn't know, ainsley was praying every single day on the air saying pray for colleen and pray for ed. i didn't know that because i wasn't watching tv. when i came back steve as i was doing research for the book, you said something to me that -- when i went back to watch the tape, the first time it didn't hit me. you said something, i was struggling to talk about this and you said, we missed you and that meant the world to me and this is a family and that's why i wanted to announce it here and by the way in my extensive research for the book, brian, i couldn't find anything that you did for me. ainsley, steve. [laughter] bri

patrick. have a great evening. thanks for joining us, everybody. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: we begin with this foxe reacting with alarm after president trump announced a halt to the sizable funding the united states sends to the world health organization pay the president is arguing the global health agency mismanaged response t to the coronavirus pandemic. he says they must be held accountable. >> the world depends on the w.h.o. to work with countries to ensure that accurate information about international threats is shared in a timely matter. if it's not, to independently tell the world the truth about what is happening. the w.h.o. failed in this