every weekday tune in from six to 9:00 a.m. eastern for mornings with maria, on foxbusiness network. i hope you'll join me every day as we set the town for the day. that will differ a minutes so have a great weekend everybody. melissa: "bulls & bears" now. >> to unleash the full power of the federal government i am officially declaring a national emergency. >> stocks spiking and getting huge boost after president trump declared a national emergency of the coronavirus epidemic, a pandemic i should say that the dow surging nearly 2000 points after diving more than 2000 yesterday. major averages posting their largest point gain in history capping off one of the most volatile weeks ever read will take you live to the white house for the very latest in just a second. this is "bulls & bears." i'm glad you could join us. i'm david asner and joining me adam lashinsky and john burnett.

let's head straight to blake urman at the white house. the president declaring a national emergency over the coronavirus. >> i love that of a loved the economic message that the president spoke about afterwards as what might come next in terms of help with the economy. first off the national emergency declaration this flexibility for the hospitals and hhs health and human services which as you knows at the forefront of trying to tackle the corona virus but this would allow for increased beds in hospitals. for example the presence that would unleash tens of millions of dollars to the tune of $50 billion as well. we have also heard on the economic side that the administration would weigh several options as they wouldn't need the help of congress for and we got two of those from the

president today in his rose garden press conference. first off student loans, what do you have a job or you don't have a job whatever your financial situation might be wherever you live across this country it's probably something that impacts you are someone that you know. the president said the interest on those student loans if those loans are held by the government will be waived for the time being. he also said the u.s. government would be adding to the strategic petroleum reserve. you know what has been happening with the shale producers and with within the oil industry. i asked the president when it came to the question-and-answer portion exactly what might come next on the economic front. >> thank you mr. president. you just mentioned waiving interest for student loans and you talked about buying oil. what other specific targeted measures is your administration thinking about taking as steve

mnuchin said you were in the second inning. >> some of them have been written about very widely but we will be releasing a paper in two hours stating quite a few other steps, very important ones. >> david we could be getting more from the president and the white house could i stress may be later tonight is a relates to economic measures the treasury secretary saying. meantime another massive headline. there've been so many questions about drive-thru testing testiny is it happening in and not widespread in this country lacks the president and members of the administration around him now say that google is developing a web site which will be released later this weekend in which if you feel you have a symptom you can go to this web site and fill out the questions you will point you as to what you should do next and whether or not drive-thru testing will be a part of that equation. separately the big rock stores, the big-box health providers

walgreens, cvs and target will be allowing portions of their parking lots to go toward these drive-thru testing testing. what you really see here is private industry teaming up here with the government to try to get a fix in the solution as to how the tamp down the coronavirus. separately david we heard from the president who has said he is not experiencing any symptoms of the coronavirus and one would suggest he might get a test here in the very near future to rule that out. there've been a lot of questions about his interactions at mar-a-lago last week and when he was with the brazil delegation member of the delegation who is standing directly next to the president has tested positive for the coronavirus. the presence suggest that maybe he too might get a test he also stressed as did others that you don't necessarily need a test if you are not feeling symptoms.

david: i love the fact that these drive-thru testings will help a lot of the businesses that are in the same place. it's fulfilling to purposes. >> maybe go get a test and a gallon of milk. david: this is the president who understands the private sector better than any president i've had in my lifetime and that's playing out in the way he deals with this. thank you very much. panelists get a reaction. the markets move up while the president -- that was the biggest jump of the day. that's a very good sign anything >> i say 59 points or so and the biggest thing that happened in the past several days a lot of anecdotal evidence. people all of a sudden got scared and i got scared as we don't know the extent of this disease. we can't get tested. looks like the government was falling behind the curve and helping us get a handle on this thing. i thought president trump's

approach bringing in the private sector showing it isn't just appointing people on task force and working on behalf of america it's private enterprise predicts google and walmart. more than a financial stimulus we want to know that the right people are running it and as we saw today. david: to liz is point the president brings private and public together. that's what makes the republic so great. the government cannot operate at long in the private sector. we see partnerships with google cvs and the entire health care system. that way we can mobilize quick we to restore confidence not only in our markets that the american people that the government is working for them not only to handle the situation but also working on a package to make sure their needs are met in terms of student loan relief possible payroll tax relief. these things are important not only on the demand side to keep

consumer confidence high and also the supply-side. >> with respect to both of you i'm disagreeing with most of what you said parent think anything the administration is doing is a bad thing. anything you can do to help at the crisis is a good thing. that i have seen very little evidence here. i think the market is responding well because really for the first time since this crisis the administration is doing something that's very meaningful and showing by the way that they hear how scared people are and i really agree with you there. getting the economy straight his nut job number one. it's very important but addressing the health crisis is job number one number two and number three and so on. >> i disagree with adam on one key part. i agree with him that it was a

genius but geniuses at what was called for per what was called for was leadership. if there's one thing i think everyone would agree with when america puts its might behind it we went. we needed a manhattan project that is as close as we could get to manhattan project and that's what trump is doing today. i thought that was a quote unquote genius part. i agree with adam on one thing. this is basically we are going to have a helicopter full of cash and fly over the country and sprinkle it down and hope it works. who is to say that student loans is a bigger issue than the supermarkets or the verizon center in getting relief? there's a lot of economy that's going to seize up and we are going to be able to recover through the relief.

that's not going to hell. david: clearly there will be problems will have to deal with and will probably have a negative quarter i would suspect as a result. we can take a look at sixth avenue right outside of her window and see the stores are all closed. there is going to be an economic , we can't avoid the economic drop and neither can italy or germany. liz the point is the president put out a plan or for he has the private sector getting involved much more than the plans we have heard from congress. >> the resolution in terms of the market yet you have to be able to see across the valley. until we had a grip on this disease spread they couldn't see across the valley perilous the estimates were pie-in-the-sky. we had no idea what it meant for everybody and yet very dire etc. but i mean it's easy to say we

have got problems. today we saw some solutions to some of the problems that i think obviously investors liked it. if you just factor that into the equation i think everyone is going to feel more confident. >> absolutely. those that have to pay mortgages and hourly wages for hourly wage earners they are concerned about their livelihood. the president needs to speak to their concerns. he's handling the issue but is also handling the fear and the uncertainty. he had to address that ended as liz pointed out there is going to be some type of economic backlash coming back on the working class. he needs to reinforce that the government is here for you and we understand your daily lives and we are going to step in and help you. >> what is it that you wanted to

see it? >> for me first of all look i understand the government being sympathetic, the government being empathetic but when we get into an economic crisis it's not the governments job to bail out everyone. who are they going to bail out? what about the baker and the candymaker? >> pumping money into the economy is not going to solve things. how does more liquidity in the economy's all things? you can't go to the masters and spend money. >> you know what gary of all people i thought you would actually be happy that president trump's saying you know what we need to actually push certain responsibilities to the state and provide the states with the funding so each day can resolve the issues and handle it. >> but the funding is for the

health care academic to fight the virus spreads not to go out and even for the states not to discriminate who gets help and he doesn't. we don't have enough money to help everyone. i understand we need to be sympathetic. we don't have the money to do that. david: yesterday we heard joe biden spent 30 minutes. he was very tough on president trump criticized them in many ways for his leadership in a style etc. then he came out with his plan which didn't sound a lot different from what we heard from the president today. >> he was right to criticize the president for having moved so slow. what's important and i said earlier i won't criticize the administration for doing anything that's positive in everything they can do to show they are getting on top of the problem and not just the economic aspect of it that the do testing in the treatment of the drug development and caring for sick people.

that's what is most important and that's what he's been very slow one. david: can you think of a better crew of people that she saw them backing him during that press conference. can you think of a better group of people prepared to help up to put together a package to fight this virus? if you can give us the names. >> i would have gotten it together a lot earlier. david: we have got to move on but the point is there's a lot of criticism of the president but i don't hear any better plans are people who are criticizing him. what more time to talk about this. meanwhile the house expected to vote on a coronavirus relief bill within the next few hours even though there is still wrestling over details and questions over whether the president will sign it. chad who knows all from inside the beltway is following it all the beltway is following it all and hwhile the world keeps fighting for your attention.

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they are giving enough. they are not doing what's right for the country. they country. david: president trump calling out house democrats saying the proposed bill doesn't go far enough in some areas and other areas they are asking for too much. meanwhile house speaker nancy pelosi is working with white house officials to craft a final version of the bill. it's expected to make its way to the floor for a vote tonight but there is big opposition from republicans and the question is whether the president will sign it when he finally gets on his desperate corresponded chad per from joining us. in some cases the president says there's too little and in some cases he says there's too much in it. it's 100 pages. i went through it very quickly. there's a lot of stuff but not huge numbers associated with this stuff. >> that's why we don't know what the objection is. i talked to one senior source said the objections were technical and there really wasn't a follow-up question as to what the president was

talking about when he says they are not giving enough. does that mean he wants more and does that mean there wasn't enough give and take? house speaker nancy pelosi and the secretary of the treasury steve mnuchin have been on the phone on 12 different occasions today trying to work out some sort of a compromise. by my count three times during the president's remarks. the president conscripting mnuchin to talk to pelosi. kevin mccarty the house minority leader went to the white house earlier today and came back saying the sickly this was not a deal. that's the problem here. a lot of republicans on capitol hill in the house and senate are reluctant to get behind a package unless the president signed it. remember what happened to mitch mcconnell with the government funding bill in december of 2018 and even this past week with kevin mccarty they thought they had an agreement on bipartisan tax that passed the house. bill barr the attorney general

met with mccarthy and they hammered it out and pelosi liked it and they threw it under the bus. that's a situation they are on in capitol hill. >> i hate to ask a specific question about something that's obviously so murky but this sounds like politics as usual despite the fact it may be the biggest crisis since 9/11. you think this is going to last a long time and nothing trump wants is going to get done just because of politics or do you think both sides can forget we are fighting this huge crisis and we need to resolve this and move on. thoughts about the timeframe. >> he this was supposed to be the easy bill,. that may not happen. they might move something to the house but the senate does not even here in the president seems to object. what happens when they go to bail out the airline industry or the travel industry?

>> said the bigger packages which are almost inevitably coming in a few months or next year or whenever once they understand the gravity and how dire the says. nancy pelosi is no dummy. she's like okay we are going to move a bill and if you listen to her remarks today it wasn't so much what she said, it was what she didn't say she said we are going to move the bill but she didn't say there was a deal. the republicans were implying that they were going to move a package tonight at half and package tonight and pass in the senate controlled by republicans and the republican president to get on board and the republicans in the house don't respond to guess what you have full ownership of this crisis. this is on you and we'll see you in november. >> at the risk of asking a similar question to gary have you spoken to any congressional republicans in the senate or the house privately not in camera but privately saying we have got to stop this and we are going to tell the president we think he's wrong because we are in a

national crisis here. >> not really that's what's remarkable. that's why a lot of people thought this bill was done not in the sense of what it does and again we don't have the final bill and we don't know exactly what it does but this initial piece of legislation that was going to be very controversial because of the breadth and scope of this bill. this is why some republicans who like to keep hands off only like to vote with the president were opposed to tarp for the same reasons that they might oppose this piece of legislation. they don't want government to involve. that's why the tarp and some members of congress are sweating it so much and don't forget tarpon failed. the difference is house speaker nancy pelosi can pass a bill with members-only on her side of the island send it to the senate and guess what the senate isn't going to pass it and she can make a point of it. >> chad thanks for joining us for the question i have is it seems to me what nancy pelosi talked about was small bore.

i'm surprised it's being described as too big to satisfy conservative republicans. it seems to me what she talked about initially have your member was testing, testing, testing so i wonder can you be more specific about but they are objecting to? is there anything in this bill that we don't know about? >> it seems to me there was a fig leaf put out there but they talked about the language and we will take that on other things the republicans asked for. nancy pelosi said yesterday we will change the bill. it sounds like to me republicans seem to be looking for a reason to oppose this simply because the president opposes it and he gets lockstep unanimity on his side of the aisle especially the house of representatives. david: chad thank you very much. appreciate it. mobile phones are an everyday necessity for most americans but

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will be closed starting on tuesday and reopening on march 30th, this will affect more than 2 million students. we will keep you updated on that. the coronavirus outbreak continues to spread worldwide, people are taking extra precautions to prevent the infection from spreading the many forget to clean their phones. and that's could be a mobile petri dish for whatever kind of bacteria was on your hands before you wash them and then touch your phones. but companies like bone soap, have a solution for your germany phone, advise cleaning machine which kills germs by bathing them in ultraviolet light. it almost sounds too good to be true as i forgot, kurt joins us now. she was how it is done. >> these are sold out but they are backordered in them to deliver them based on how people sign up. his ubc light. this ultralight is ultraviolet light is confirmed to kill the coronavirus and it has on a myriad of testing you putting

your phone, simple as that and you close the lid and five minutes later, it will automatically even while charging it, it will wipe this evolve germs. it is extraordinary and it is easy. i noticed that people are also using the corona things like summer alex puts her keys and their credit i put in the remote control at home. >> that has more use than anything. >> but the two things we use the most don't fit in there but use phones certainly will but i imagine this company never saw this coming. and even the knockoff products of this, because this is the real deal. they are sold out. >> speaking to the inventors of all of this. >> i would love to hear the conversation. you have them, zoom, and through the roof and sales right now from people all of these companies, migrating workers to home. in a story we are monitoring and working on for next week.

it is hackers, already starting to target that . neil: luke going to be talking about that later in the chopra and i am sorry i interrupted you. >> telus for those of us who can get our hands on this things quickly. how should we be cleaning our phone and how frequently. >> i would say, i am not a disease expert. i can tell you this though they live alert at this point that seriously washing your hands is sensible. and then it makes to me that you would wash your hands and then five seconds later, get that text intent your filthy phone. then you text, as 96 percent of microbial pathogens on it that lead to infection anyone to clean your phone when you wash your hands. it sounds really arduous, but honestly, remember how hard it was in the first one we just had to scrub away forever other hands. and now it just sort of seems normal when we get in sync.

i put it on the paper towel, musical rockslide or alcohol what, apple changed the rules on monday, they said that, i kept asking them, how do i disinfect my phone. is it will, we have the stage and is aesthetically phones. that is not going to control a virus. i don't want to how to clean a phone hundred disinfect my phone. we don't have anything on it. in a push to put in eventually they did, and say, clorox wipes and alcohol swabs, over 70 percent on the pets, over 70 percent of the alcohol, do not use soft scrub i've seen video of somebody using software on the phone. do not be the phone. do not wash your phone. >> are they waiting that requirement that if it gets wet, your note longer than responsible. >> there certainly not waving that. i think they waited so long, but can we use clorox likes because when you use that, it does erode

a film that is ahead of the class plaintiffs protected. so i think what apple and samsung and all of the company so what is especially, you have a scratch. >> will i'm sold on you can actually charge your phone. >> it makes sense. but here's the thing. my phone is clean. you have this big tablet here. you have other mobile devices right. how many sizes does it come in. it. >> this is all that i know that house. of course there is but again, just right now, any of these wipes, any of the epa approved solvents we can use, running on a paper towel and clean any of your devices and especially common keyboards at home or work, follow the tablets, especially the side of the tablet we are constantly on it can be done with it. toss it in the garbage. neil: from the great thing about all

of this is that we are going to see is a new industry that's going to happen because of prevention of the germs. >> you are 100 percent correct. >> gary: nobody's asking the most important question how much does it cost. >> this is the pro model that does the charging. i want to say it was 129. i will have to look alike. speech of disadvantage. >> i like this company. i like talking with them, they work on it immediately and they understood how to explain it to me. they sent me the guidance that showed our team here that does fact checking consulate it has been tested. neil: they come up with an ipad version very soon. absolutely great to see you thank you very much . so our hospitals prepared, the growing spread of the virus will be asking standards the infectious disease specialist doctor disease specialist doctor yvonne, she is before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep

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we've got another foxbusiness are pretty starbucks just announcing that they will webcaster annual meeting and share photos scheduled for this wednesday, and this and of course is expressed to the social distance think it comes with worries about the virus and i'm sure there will be others that will follow in their path. meanwhile there are more cases of the coronavirus of her across the u.s. people are flocking to hospitals to get tested and treated but many hospitals and ers are already other limits. they may be unable to handle a big surge in patients. according to the reports, hospitals are in short supplies of hospital beds in icu beds, masks and ventilators and even staff. let's bring in the doctor the infectious disease specialist at stanford medicine. great to see you and of course one of the things that is priming to the ers, is the fact that they cannot often get tested they think they're getting sicker. maybe they have to go to the er. you're working on your own to start your .

>> actually reese seated fda approval for our own test here at stanford so we've been seeing another people number people coming to get tested . >> racing pure people showing up in the years. >> were probably sing a little bit of an uptick . just because people know that they can come in and get tested but we still have criteria for who should be tested at this point pretty. >> doctor, a lot of people are concerned about people arriving at the emergency room units and not being immediately quarantined and be allowed to sort of sit in that waiting room effecting he other people. since this is such a highly contagious disease print how can people prepare to keep these people separated. >> is a great question. i think the most of us have been using city seek guidance and the senate for disease control guidance on what to do when people have respiratory symptoms. and we've been doing that in our

hospitals and our emergency departments to make sure it was people come in sick that they don't infect others. it is something that we do around . this is a little bit more wrapping up to make sure that we have enough equipment. >> 80 percent of the people may not know that they are infected. so we're really talking about that five to 20 percent of the individuals that do get it and show symptoms get on the path towards becoming possibly deathly ill. with that said, as was pointed out, huh hospitals are handling it, if those type of individual's command, and you do not have the capacity, how would you actually go about getting the resources pretty where can you actually deploy sick individuals if the hospitals don't have the capacity. >> will that is a great question as you know, we have seen other number of cases here in the bay area and is him talking to many people around the bay area, most

of our hospitals know how to deal with their capacity. we have plans in place and i think the major issue is when to pull the trigger on surge capacity and by that, i mean, drive-through testing, pop-up tents, triaging people outside of the hospital. and that also helps to keep people who are infected people within the enclosed space of the hospital itself principles of us are trying to give that capacity. i think what is a little harder to deal with his equipment. because as you know, much of the equipment that comes to hospital, is some actually ironical from a book on and on the places in china. so we've actually been scouring the planet literally to get enough equipment. on hand such as mass. comes from wuhan. >> how much does it cost you,

each of those kids, do you get funding from the government or any outside sources and then if someone comes in, are they charged to get tested. >> so we developed this test ourselves and so we paid for our own chemicals that we need to make it. we use it on our own machines and we have been purchasing those on our own. so nobody paid us to do this are reimbursed us. but just like any other emergency department when a patient comes in, they will be charged the bill for any of their testing and of course as you know, cms has been granted permission to cover the cost of covid-19 testing. where assuming that that will happen the rest of our patients. >> the methods they use in china they have set up femur tents outside of the hospitals, the first thing to test. for anyone who came in. and if they had a fever, then they would do other tests. and importantly would not let

them go anywhere, home our office if they thought they might be date be diseased. some of what you said about the surge capacity, nods a little bit. but is it possible for us to do that in the united states and would you advocate it. or do you think will will. >> so what you are talking about is a quarantine versus self isolation and those are very much different in terms of legal terms. so we can absolutely, any public health agency can declare wanting 14 for an individual or area. i don't think we've seen very much of that happening at but what has been recommended by the cdc, and many of the public health counties has been self isolation and that is really self-imposed. we do recommend that anyway. when people have a fever and respiratory symptoms, we always encourage people to stay home and stay away from work or school so i think we're just

wrapping up that message to make sure people really understand that. especially our healthcare providers. >> i want to give you a chance to set the record straight. apparently there have been some think virus tips on the internet for allegedly coming from stanford. can you again set the record straight for us. >> anybody who read the message, which was full of grammatical errors in punctuation errors would've known that it was not a university much less our institution so i think you will just have to be really careful. there's a lot of misinformation out there. i read something about gargling bleach. i can tell you and anybody probably should not do that either. so check your sources. don't click on spam and be very careful. >> you actually give us a great segue wait for the next segment which is exactly about the scams . best of luck to you. i know it's going to be hard times that but you seem well

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the coronavirus causing thousands of americans to work from home in scammers are taking advantage of this and the public coronavirus fears. warning against widely for phishing scams e-mails claiming they have important coronavirus updates arm work memos are really fishing for your personal information like usernames credit card numbers. morgan is joining us now with more and morgan, we just ended up run is already seen evidence of this. are you seeing evidence of this for people pretending to be sending messages from work. morgan: underwood came out of the canadian system it says delivering banking malware. trojans and what they're doing their praying on fears.

the psychology, appearance and certain enter certainty and doubt. this is absolute time when you look at all of the previous disasters we've had in infections we've had. they warn you that this is the way the ticket should be anxiously you click to go to more information. this will actually get worse before it gets better. >> i know through my own company, they planned everybody to work from home very quickly. ninja sort of feel on what is going on throughout the country and that world. any advice for employers from employees were not. morgan: this goes back, there's a difference between continuity planning and disasters. this should be a part of every companies continuity plans. there already highly virtualized prices go to they already have a lot of workers from home. but there are a lot of other

smaller coverings with a don't issue laptops rebellion desktops . and trying to get security in place. so if anything else, this is water moment on cybersecurity and business continuity planning you've got to do it early and often. stiffly are some tips that you can actually give the employers and employees in terms of just make sure that they are heightened. in their sense of awareness is heightened, look at the actual e-mail address pretty another things of that nature and also turn off your computer when you're not actually using it. morgan: we just did a webinar is rain within two days we have 400 people around the world register for this. keep it simple. don't make it complex to follow the rules predominately complex to get up and running. because when you do, people will ignore it. you have got to suspicious about every e-mail. the areas this going to get hit hardest, his financial systems. business e-mail compromises. somebody reporting to be is the a posting that we gotta get this transaction and right now.

taking advantage of the fact they are no longer in the hallway. you are to home. sue got to verify the thing that comes through. do not click on links. just take the time, take a breath, were not at the beaches of normandy here. we are working from home. make sure when you are doing here, is with your company policy and when in doubt, pick up the phone and dial a trusted number get the answer from somebody you know. >> a lot of people on wall street do get company issued laptops. that is what they are taking home. others develop a pretty do they have to be thinking about this. >> absolutely vulnerable they've gotta have the mindset that this is your own property. even when you're at home and you walk away from it, and working at home from 2004 but i still lock my computers. it is the talking about a minute. you've got to take the same steps when guests over. you don't know some of them. if you are going to work in a remote area a must starbucks or public wi-fi, make sure you have

a vpn or secure step. if anything else, on your e-mails, always use a multi- factor author's temptation. have another layer of security. that should anybody got that, you have that a preventative measure greatest back i wish everybody had so many like you. good to see morgan. >> is there really the time for finger looking good foot. at the coronavirus in public fears are affecting this fast food chains newest had. ♪ it's surprising how the bigger a city gets... the smaller it starts to feel. which makes it even more surprising, how big it feels in here. with sliding rear seats... and more available second row legroom than say... a chevy suburban. this is the completely reimagined 2020 ford escape.

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>> so no more finger liking these days, mc has suspended the add using the classic slogan finger licking good. showing many people licking the fingers. the claim that encourages behavior that can increase the spread the coronavirus. are all companies going have to rethink their advertising campaigns. to accommodate the new virus particles. gary what do you think. >> gary: we talked about it earlier, this is the biggest crisis we face since 911 and the world change and in some regards went back to how it was before. in some regards it did not. i mean, changes right now, i haven't shaken hands with anyone. for the lesson days and some

things may never go back to normal. companies have to adapt and they will adapt. >> is a lot like 911 when we used to walk right up to the gate another would look silly you saw a movie of somebody walking right up to the gate. i am afraid it's when you look silly when you see someone is shaking hands or hugging and kissing on cheeks . >> i disagree. i think this one think it is been put to bed this will happen this year some point. it will go back to coming kissing. oh my gosh, it is so awkward now. people are affectionate they're going to want to pretty you have to like your fingers. that is pretty something. >> kfc is on the first fast food this trust to up with whatnot. remember that . after you've finished the meal, the actually give you wet nap. but, i was in check the other night and walked in, not only do they have nets on they had peered at nance and so forth. panics commercial, maybe will

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