rick perry joins us after the break to discuss.onavirus is still ravaging new york city and that means the streets are is quiet as they have maybe ever been. our footage comes from nathan furness tonight. ♪ at papa john's, we want you to know that from our 450-degree oven, to box, to you, it's our policy that your pizza is never touched once it comes out of the oven. and we're taking extra steps, like no contact delivery, to ensure it. actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. wash your hands. avoid close contact with people who are sick. avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. stay home when you are sick. cover your cough or sneeze. clean and disinfect frequently touched objects with household cleaning spray. for more information, visit cdc.gov/covid19. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. >> tucker: no show on television, i think it's fair to say, has mocked chris cuomo more lethally than this one has, but tonight we will take a break from that. tonight he a

rick perry broke the. the c.w. news live from berlin and the world passes a grim milestone as more than a 1000000 covert 1000 cases are reported but people in turkey are not forgetting their neighbors it's a lifeline for the elderly with seniors and seriously ill curfewed ill under curfew excuse me they depend on others for their daily essential is also coming up to india's prime minister trying to boost more out in a country under lockdown by purging people tonight in spite of the pandemic of millions a day laborers left with no income are barely surviving and. it's feeding the lockdown blues people around the world stuck at home are turning to music and basically anything else they can think of to fill those endless hours. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program more than a 1000000 people around the world now have confirmed corona virus infections and 50000 our debt here are some of the latest developments in the pandemic the united states has registered the world's highest daily coven 1000 death toll thursday saw

rick perry joins us after the break to discuss.onavirus is still ravaging new york city and that means the streets are is quiet as they have maybe ever been. our footage comes from nathan furness tonight. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: no show on television, i think it's fair to say, has mocked chris cuomo more lethally than this one has, but tonight we will take a break from that. tonight he announced he's been infected by the coronavirus. he said he's had fever and shortness of breath but his main worry was infecting his wife and children. those are the right prorate ohmic priorities. he said he will continue to do his show as long as he can from isolation in his basement. we respect that, too. godspeed to you and your family. we are rooting for you. coronavirus is hitting the economy in once thriving energy sector which is in a lot of ways the core of our economy no matter what they tell you. earlier this month saudi arabia began an oral price war with ast. it's those workers in the permian basin and in the bucket in north dakota, in pennsylvan

in a different nba era, on this day in 1967, the warriors rick perry scored 55 points in the playoff game against the philadelphia 76ers. that was the third highest total in a playoff game at that time. and on this day in 2007, nba referee joey crawford was suspended for the remainder of the season because of this incident. assessing san antonio's tim duncan, second technical foul and each action for smiling on the bench. that is the stay in sports, april 17. i am joe fonzi. >>> finally, we do a little friday video eye candy, we call it check this out. we have max hilty, a 20-year- old golf pro from colorado, he is not just a golfer, he is giving us a three sport trick shot. look at this. of the golf club, hitting the soccer ball, and that is going straight into the basketball net. how about that? then this one year old, i don't know who he is but how awesome is that? i mean, one-year-old and his hitting fingers. so we have a future mike trout on our hands, i guess. >> all these videos are putting us to shame, people are doing so many cool things with their time. >> i was going to sa

, they have enlisted not as a paid lobbyist but an interested party the former energy secretary rick perry who's close to the saudis and former governor of texas so that's some of the pressure and then the other part of the pressure is the election texas is, you know, the oil producing states of the united states are not swing states by and large and texas could be and the other thing that's interesting in this three-way scrum of putin, mbs and trump is other two do have an interest in trump being re-elected they would not do well with a president joe biden or as well as they've done with the president trump. >> so final question, fred, as the executives gather at the white house, what should we expect out of that meeting >> i think that there is some optics to this i think the president wants to be showing he is in charge, showing that he is moderating this global crisis in the interest of the companies. there may be some talk of production cut that is aren't production cuts. i'm interested to hear what the texas commissioner is going to say to you as they have about 40% of u.s. productio

alliance of the elite and the more i don't think this is what we're seeing across western society rick perry rich people and very angry poor people allied in favor of racist misogynist politics. they listened to it uses the issue just wrong the lawyers but the only thing that works against it is an alliance of the center and the left with the centers go to want to be part of the alliance exactly where they were they overcome the cynicism and say you know what i'm going to function so i walked in the general election doing social media and i think an overwhelming frustration is you know how how is this engagement going to translate into votes about it books algorithms favor certain content and we exist in bubbles online and i guess my question to you is have we overestimated social media whether it be from 2011 in the arab spring and even in terms of the the upkeep of activism through black lives matter as well i think a social media is incredibly important it's just not the only thing and it's also it's sometimes important in indirect ways for instance every single journalist is on twitter a

time to travel rick perry with out about saying this could be very hard absolutely very difficult decisions ahead for most of the governments in the world patrick peregrine head of research at macro thank you. i hear that coming up on this news hour from london the race to find a successful coronavirus vaccine as we were just discussing there and the surprising reason that it could be the late president as a walk free in afghanistan to help the fight against the coronavirus. has a number of coronavirus related deaths in the u.k. has jumped more than 26000 after the government included care home numbers for the 1st time that makes it the worst hit country in europe after initially but there was some good news for prime minister boris johnson who became a father and again on wednesday days after his own recovery from the virus that he has more now on the situation in your own behalf of everyone in the house of commons may i say congratulations to the prime minister and kerry simmons on the birth of. in an expected announcement is boris johnson just back at work off to being in intensive care

i challenged rick perry and i challenged great texas businessman to do the same thing, go help your community out and challenge 3 more people and actually the three of you i would love to challenge each of you, several of your fox colleagues have joined but we are trying to spread this as wide as possible to get people to really make a difference in a way that's safe but help your community at this time of crisis. ainsley: we will take it on. so nice of you. yeah. >> excellent. brian: all right. thanks so much. i look forward to see you again when we're not zoomed on your head. appreciate it. [laughter] brian: more "fox & friends" straight ahead. announcer: wash your hands... avoid sick people... and touching your face. there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. visit cdc.gov/covid19. brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. democrats and republicans to get that paycheck protection program funded and some other things. just review, congressman michael walsh, jack keane, chris stirewalt and lieutenant colonel allen west. s

rick perry the former energy secretary giving the grim warning overnight. >> we're on the verge of an industry that we worked awfully hard over the course of the last three or four years to build up to the number one oil & gas producing country in the world, giving americans some affordable energy resources. jillian: the former texas governor blaming the low gas and oil demand on work and travel restrictions amid the covid-19 outbreak. off the streets like these rare images in las vegas and new york city. >> vice president mike pence will visit a walmart distribution center in virginia today as he thanks the company for their work during this pandemic. overnight the vp tweeting in part saying "from hiring thousands of new employees to working around the clock to keep the grocery and pharmaceutical aisles stocked, we are grateful to walmart for helping meet the needs of the american people." walmart is putting new safety measures in place offering employees masks and gloves, and anyone with a fever above 100 degrees will be sent home with pay. >> police officers deliver a sweet surpri