we're finding new and innovative people stepping up and volunteering like haynes. >> but doctor, we're hearing reports of shortages, and you're saying we're at mass production. does that mean shortages are just going to be the way it is? >> we know there are going to be shortages in some areas. it's why i wrote an op-ed calling on people to stop elective surgeries. we need to make sure the supplies are getting to new york, california, washington. we want to make sure we're strategically moving the personal protective equipment and supplies to where it is most needed that's supply and driving down demand. >> to be fdoctor, i would like you about things getting worse. the president tweeted recently, we cannot let the cure be worse than the problem itself. from a medical perspective, realistically, is there any chance at the end of this 15-day period we are going to go back to anything like normal? >> we know it's going to be a while before life gets back to normal. here is what i want america to know. we don't want to wait for 15 days. we don't want to wait another day. i'm driving in an

is a move on that's incredible right now and by way of example haynes everybody knows haynes great company great consumer cotton products company is retrofitting its manufacturing capabilities in large sections of their plants to produce masks and they're in that process right now. that in my direction the f.d.a. has taken rapid steps to make these items available for medical use right now in most exciting lee to me is what the f.d.a. has done in order to get. possibly a very successful number it's not just one or 2 number of. therapeutics medicines that can help help people that are already sick help people not get sick and obviously you know about the vaccine and tony will discuss that over the later but the vaccine is moving along but this is something that right now for right down like this is what we really it's incredible and what the f.d.a. has done. and dr steven non-news highly respected came as a just a highly respected man he's been fantastic he's only been here for a couple of months and nice he's gotten thrown into the swim of it and he's really standing up but the f.d.a. has

at boeing, ford, and honeywell , 3m, haynes and other great american companies, factory floors and manufacturinges are being converted to produce the respirators protective , masks, face shields, and other vital equipment. and those companies have been amazing. boeing is giving us their cargo-moving planes and we are going to be using that to ship certain types of equipment to various states. hundreds of millions of americans are also making tremendous sacrifices on the home front. in a historic drive to support our great workers and businesses i signed into law the single ,-largest economic relief package in american history. you saw that yesterday. the $2.2 trillion, think about that, but it goes to $6.2 trillion depending on what we decide. this legislation delivers job retention loans for small businesses to help them keep workers on payroll, extended unemployment benefits, and direct cash payments to american citizens. these are very substantial payments. a family of four will be getting approximately $3400. this legislation provides massive increases in funding to our hospitals who need it

president trump says haynes and 3m have offered to make masks, bacardi is shifting some production to make hand foundation -- sanitizer. ford says it is ready to help in any way it can and tesla ceo elon musk has also weighed in, tweeting the company will make ventilators if there is a shortage. back here in the bay area, some potential help for renters in hayward. tomorrow, the hayward city council is expected to vote on a 90 do -- 90 day moratorium on evictions for failure to pay rent at a halt to no-fault evictions. the council is also considering a six-month delay in implementing a city minimum wage increase, that is scheduled to take effect july firsester in place order draws on california, santa cruz county is now urging people to stay home and avoid crowding the beaches. in marin county, public health officials have ordered all parts to close, effective immediately, that include city parks, open space preserves and state parks. the move comes after folks flock to the trails and beaches over there be over the weekend putting vulnerable residents at risk because of unsafe social

sadly as most people know corey hayne passed away, you guys were very close and there has been allegationsod at the time when you guys were coming-of-age did things to you, against your will and you been trying to tell your story but you had a very hard time doing it. explain what happened. jesse.corey: it's been a long ps and it's been going on for quite some time, it started when i wrote my book and started before that it was a topic on the two quarries tv show in 2007, 2008. but what happened since that time, corey hayne passed away in 2010 so on march 10, the ten year anniversary of his passing in a 2013 i wrote about selling new york times book which was called choreography, we told the details of the story in the book but when i went to. even though i wroteh everything down as it happened in with the names included in the book, the publishers and attorneys and insurance people did not like the fact that we were being so honest and they asked us tohe change the names. so we changed the names into the movie of the week of years later for the lifetime channel and it was called the tale

freddie haynes. we celebrated a wonderful gala at the world pretender.t was an amazing time and i think it re-energize the congregation. and he gave the opportunity to reconnect. it was a blessed time. >> you have many members commuting? >> we do. we do. we have a number that live in the area. for the most part we are a commuter church which is different from when i joined. when i joined many lived in the neighborhood. now the neighborhood is dominantly hispanic. >> and taylor memorial, west oakland we experience the same. people are commuting. but there is tremendous ministry going on. my friend and colleague, dr. jenkins. >> who i just met. >> he's doing great work there. they have to commute but they stay there and produce. in our last minute of the show, what would you give as advice for pastors in urban areas and urban centers, seeing members move away, what would you say the best way to galvanize ministry? >> the best way to galvanize ministry, no matter where you are is around mission and relationship. the another. that is not just coming in on su

and a few months later, lucy haynes butler, the wife of dr. liza butler, wrote to a childhood friend in massachusetts. liza butler was in worcester and prison, and i was happy to see that lindsay mentioned him as because, i assume because of the case of worcester versus georgia, it has unfortunately been sacrificed of most parties, overlooked. "i part of lucy's letter, grieve the inner missionary laborers in 1827. the cherokeesg and engaged in teaching and remained there until they entered into a married state in 1830 and removed to a mission station just west in georgia. here, my husband was shut up in prison by the authorities of georgia for refusing to take an oath against the cherokee or to leave his situation or his station, which was in the chartered limits of that state. penitentiary, the he returned, but after a little more than a year, the same law, which had sent him to prison, found means to break up our mission station. thead an invitation from cherokees, and the method of taking cherokees prisoner were various. " and she goes on t

star whose call for more testing as health professionals demanding that haynes put in charge of the response to the outbreak that story is just after the break. join me every 1st week on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm sure business i'll see you there. welcome back now a stray one has increased the number of people it tests for corona virus after widespread criticism authorities had only been checking those arriving from abroad and who had been in contact with those people 14 have died from corona virus in the country with thousands of confirmed infection more than 180000 australians have now been tested for the disease after a high profile doctor and t.v. star took the government to task dr norman swan told the a.b.c. network that far more checks in needed and views and health professionals alike and i demanding that he's put in charge of this situation i'm a doctor and would like dr norman swan to be the country's health spokesperson jaring this crisis australia would have a fighting chance if norman swan was the chief medical officer

if corey hayne's family believes the story they could press charges and investigate. it should be looked at to protect the current and future generation. jesse: when something happens you have to immediately blow the whistle. go to the police. that's where they can adjudicate it. something interesting happened. don, jr. was on axios and he challenged hunter biden to a debate. >> you moderate a debate between hunter biden and myself. let's do it seriously. we can go full transparency. we show everything. and we can talk about all of the places where i'm supposedly drifting but hunter biden isn't. raymond: as fun as that might be, i'm more interested in trump and biden, southwar senior deba. he has to answer what did he know about hunter biden and how he helped facilitate the side hustles for the family in china. i'm more worried about the chinese biden virus sucking money out of the chinese. we need answers on that front. i think trump will get that from biden. jesse: hunter biden was getting rich off the chinese when american factory workers were losing their jobs. >>

processes are pretty similar to what we were doing before so it wasn't a difficult swap the global haynes brand makes underwear and sports clothing now under contract with the government it's also making masks really. early manufacture so there were some socks and underwear the t. shirts sweatshirts so we can we can really create a gun to school we need to so we expect to make between 50000000 and 75000000 mass for the federal government with assembly lines shut down the ford motor company is collaborating with other big manufacturers general electric and 3 m. to produce medical face shields using 3 d. printers the companies also hope to adapt auto air filters and other equipment to make critically needed ventilators and respirators last weekend president trump falsely said the companies were making respirators right now in fact full scale production is months away efforts by companies large and small will greatly help in the crisis but all those efforts take time and as the pandemic spreads rapidly time is one thing. doctors nurses and patients have an. robert oulds 0 los angeles. while

she's put together figures who are usually making undergarments and teachers, things like that with haynesuit of the loom, they're going to be making three ply masks. we should have that up in production as well. so we've got planes in the air from fema, fedex, and the military going all across this great country. sometimes bringing stuff from around the world so that we get what we need in real-time. for the american people. this is what the trump administration is bringing together in this crisis. judge jeanine: you know peter, what you're trying but the third point of the open i just made. that's common ground. people who aren't normally in the business of making sanitizers, they are in the alcohol business, and understand you were an individual who is able to cut through what was it both the fha as well as treasury and other departments to make it go smoother. look, this is the whole government approach, i understand that. but let's talk about what we are going to do in getting this to all of the people who need it. i know, and the next guest on my show, doctor ben carson is doctor ste

other companies like haynes are coming forward, companies he would never think of, making masks and creating ways to make ventilators available. the american society of anesthesiologists is working to make over 70,000 ventilators that are in operating rooms available. >> melissa: the surgeon general on how the private sector is helping to fill the growing demand for medical supplies. this, as officials and some of the nation's hardest hit areas restrict coronavirus testing to health care workers and the severely ill. states are scrambling to acquire even the most basic medical supplies and equipment, amid a nationwide shortage. the trump administration is stepping up its efforts to get crucial items like face masks and gowns back into the hands of doctors and nurses on the front lines, battling the worsening pandemic. dr. nesheiwat, i will come to you first. when they put out that order saying that not everybody should get tested because it might waste kids, i heard from so many health workers who were upset with that and disagreed with it so much, they were like, "no, we want to know who ha

at boeing, ford, honeywell, 3m, haynes and other great american companies, factory floors and manufacturing lines are being converted to produce the respirators, protective masks, face shields and other vital equipment and those companies have been amazing and boeing is giving us their cargo moving planes, the biggest cargo movers anywhere in the world and we're going to be using them to ship certain types of equipment to various states. hundreds of millions of americans are also making tremendous sacrifices on the home front, in an historic drive to support our workers and businesses, i signed into law the single largest economic relief package in american history. you saw that yesterday. the 2.2 trillion, and think of that, 2.2 trillion but it goes to 6.2 trillion depending on what we decide, this legislation delivers job retention loans for small businesses to help them keep workers on payroll, expanded unemployment benefits, and direct cash payments to american citizens. and these are very substantial payments. a family of four will be getting approximately $3,400. this legislation also

my pillow, haynes, jockey, procter & gamble, raytheon, all hands on deck ramping up the mass production of masks and gloves and other vital medical supplies. and by the way breaking today after getting emergency approval from the fda, abbott labs -- this is huge -- they have successfully created a test for covid-19 that can get the american people results in around 5 minutes and every state will now receive at least 15 of abbott's testing machines which can perform up to 50,000 tests per day. we have more good news from the treatment point and the front they are. we've been telling you about this antimalaria drug. used for lupus as well. hydroxychloroquine has now been authorized for emergency use nationwide after promising results from several preliminary studies. now, the pharmaceutical giant which is described as one of those evil pharmaceutical corporations by many people on the left and the media are stepping up too. they're donating 130 million doses of this drug for treatme treatment. and meanwhile, israeli pharmaceutical giant announced supply with 6 million doses already anothe

also the president announced that haynes would be helping. president trump is likely to face questions today, later this afternoon at another briefing at the white house about how the administration is addressing those shortages. >> so talk to us about vice president mike pence and his wife. we know they both tested negative, which is the really good news here. but what more to you know about that? >> mike pence said yesterday he and his wife would be tested for coronavirus, even though he didn't view it as specifically necessary. but out of an abundance of caution given his role in the coronavirus task force and his proximity to president trump, he and his wife would take that test. that's because earlier this week, a staffer in the vice president's office did test positive for the coronavirus. pence gave an update on that person's status yesterday saying that he was in good health still. he was at home recovering and that he hadn't been in direct contact with that staffer, but still getting good news that mike pence and the second lady both

the president said yesterday that haynes, the clothing company, would be makingment fabrics for masks as well, but there are those dire shortages doctors warning across the country that should the outbreak get worse, thaw don't have enough personal protective equipment and ventilators for the expected number of people to get sick. those are questions that president trump, the vice president and other members of the task force are likely to face at that briefing at the white house laurt this afternoon. >> you want to ask you as well about mike pence and his wife. we understand they were both tested for coronavirus. they both tested negative, which is the good news. what more can you tell us about it? >> vice president pence said he didn't believe he needed to be tested, but because of his role in the task force and proximity to president trump, he and his wife were going to get that test. that came after this wook the white house announced that a staffer in the vice president's office had tested positive for the coronavirus. had said yesterday that that staffer reported doing well and

hayn hanes stepping in to make masks and tesla donating equipment that could be used to make ventilatorsng home was in tears, she was so excited to get them. >> reporter: officials say due to blood drives being canceled, they're in desperate need of donations. if you would like to help, go >>> new this morning the governor of hawaii issued a mandatory 14-day quarantine for anone arriving from outside of the state. that applies to all travelers including hawaiian residents who are quarantined at home. visitors must stay in their hotel room or rented launching. anyone who violates the order may be be fined up to $5,000 or even one year in prison. it starts this thursday and will remain in effect indefinitely. >>> also new this morning the mayor of las vegas is pushing back against the governor of nevada and wants to keep casinos open. on tuesday the governor ordered the state's casino's shut down for at least the next 30 days but the mayor said her city should be allowed to stay open for business. she said the economy depends on tourism and being open for dining, entertainment and sports.

other that is really beautiful, the national council of textile organization, the fruit of the loom, haynesrkdale, they reached out to us in right now as we speak there repurpose either factories to make facemasks. i cannot be more proud of this country, this president, this government and that's what we are doing here at the white house. david: let me talk about another company, gm. they have been criticized by some in the administration including the president for not turning out as many ventilators as the president wanted. he has invoked the defense production act, you said he has not had to prefer this because the companies have been doing what you asked. why was it necessary to invoke the act and what you hope to get out of it from gm. another working with men tech to produce the ventilators. >> i love that question because i was in the oval office when the president signed the order and it was a great order for him to sign in here is why, again my office is working with fema, hhs with more than ten different ventilators working on contracts to get these things going. and if you contra

haynes has turned around from their production capacity to produce masks. the problem is that we n95erstand they are not masks, the masks hospitals need to adequately protect their health care workers like nurses and doctors against the virus. wonderful, and everyone should be glad haynes it's not theut if right equipment, then why would we not push a company that can help us produce the right equipment? that is one piece of it, the voluntary contributions from the private sector. there is clearly this discomfort within the trump administration with ordering private businesses to do anything. the other piece of it is that president trump, he seems to view the powers of the defense production act as primarily rhetorical. he stood up on the podium in a press conference a couple days ago and said just the threat of signing these executive orders invoking the authorities of the epa was enough to send chills through our business communities and get them to start doing things voluntarily. not clear that that would be sufficient. host: the u.s. chamber of commerce

joining me now is steven reid, the mayor of montgomery, alabama and erin haynes, editor at large of the 19th. she previously covered race and politics for associated press. let me ask you, mr. mayor, have you endorsed anyone yet? >> no, i have not reverend sharpton. >> it's sunday. super tuesday is two days away and the mayor of montgomery hasn't made an endorsement. why? >> i think because so many voters are all over the map in montgomery, alabama. in my young tenure, many of my voters want me to focus on the local politics and why they elected me in october. there's conversation about a number of candidates and their policies. we've been talking to all the candidates and all the campaigns about how their presidency would impact not only montgomery, but alabama and this nation. >> erin, you have covered race and politics as well, if not better than most. we saw a huge black turnout for joe biden yesterday. and even when we saw a opposite turnout, not maybe as high or measured differently in nevada because that was a caucus and primary in the latino community, joe biden still won the bl

haynes has eating healthy sleepingll and going outside to exercise in the fresh air can all help alg with maintaining to relationships, you know if you got a phone or you have access to an email or social media. >>get and use that and if you find that is too much for you them pull back. but people need to be geing out and have that interaction. >>yeah we do in dealing with the coronavirus can be very scary and unnerving but there is help for you. you can call the national disaster distress. helpline you can see thnumber on your screen, it's 1 800 9559 90. there are people who can help you and we've also posted that number on our website at kron 4 dot com. >>well the state of new york asked surpass 1000 deaths for the coronavirus pandemic this comes less than a month after the first case was confirmed the virus just tore through neyork city and its suburbs with frightening speed. most of the deaths happened in just in a span of a few days new york city alone reported its toll had risen to 776. and hospital struggle to meet demands. >>nurses across the country is speaking out about the

haynes says they are retro fitting some of their factories to produce much-needed medical masks. and apple is going to donate millions of masks to those who need them. sam brock is at a testing location in houston, texas. dr. james hamelin, dr. jody gold, a pediatric and adult psychiatrist and dr. roy is a clinical professor and nbc news medical contributor. what's the latest on the situation in texas? >> reporter: there are a couple of things going on simultaneously right now. good evening. one of them is that states like texas that have been lagging a little bit behind in the testing are really trying to ramp up their efforts right now. you see behind me the multiple tents. this represents the very first public coronavirus testing site in all of houston and there's going to be three more coming online. the capacity for this is about 150 people, not as many today simply because of the fact that the weather is horrible, has pushed some of them out. but the resources are becoming available. the other, and this is really important, is that the guidance is starting to evolve and cry

processes are pretty similar to what we were doing before so it wasn't a difficult swap the global haynes brand makes underwear and sports clothing now under contract with the government it's also making masks really. early manufacture so there were some socks and underwear the t. shirts sweat shirts so we can we can really create a gun to school we need to so we expect to make between 50000000 and 75000000 mass for the federal government with assembly lines shut down the ford motor company is collaborating with other big manufacturers general electric and 3 m. to produce medical face shields using 3 d. printers the companies also hope to adapt auto air filters and other equipment to make critically needed ventilators and respirators last weekend president trump falsely said the companies were making respirators right now in fact full scale production is months away efforts by companies large and small will greatly help in the crisis but all those efforts take time and as the pandemic spreads rapidly time is one thing doctors nurses and patients haven't got robert oulds al-jazeera los ang

with me in studio, lisa lair with "the new york times," aaron haynes with the 19th, and molly ball with." it's a difficult moment for any candidate. senator sanders has run before. he knows the math of the race. i don't think he expected what we have seen in the last ten days, this remarkable joe biden surge. the question is, if you're bernie sanders, a traditional candidate would probably say, "i'm gone, the math is overwhelming." he's not a traditional candidate. he views himself as the leader of a movement. do you stay in, thinking you get that one-on-one debate, you have something to say to joe biden? maybe you dial back the tone a little bit in respect of the math? >> well, i could see it going either way, honestly. because on the one hand, you know, bernie sanders has always been more of a team player than a lot of his supporters. he was never bernie or bust. he did, you know, endorse and campaign for hillary clinton quite vigorously after the convention in 2016, but he also stayed in until the convention, and that bothered a lot of hillary's people because he stayed in past the p

even haynes has stepped forward to manufacture masks. or be ventilators and equipment that are hospital personnel need. with the president and i have witnessed consistently is, every time we've asked american industry to step forward, they've said yes. no one has said no yet. we are working now through the structure of fema through managing the supply chain at fema to make sure we are harnessing the full energy of the american government just as we are harnessing a whole of government approach at the federal, state, and local level to confront the coronavirus. >> bill: will be done starting last night's reached out her viewers all over america to ask them to file questions with us. many of these questions come by way of video. i want to get to those right now. i know in this interactive sense we want to try and bring the american people to the white house, and vice versa. that's why we here today. >> vice president pence: let me respond on the ventilator issue, just to be very clear. the national stockpile, as we indicated, has some 20,0

everybody knows haynes, a great company, a consumer cotton products company, is producing masks on aale now. the fda has taken rapid steps to make them available for medical use right now. most exciting to me is what the fda has done in order to get possibly a very successful number... it is notjust one or two, but a number of therapeutics, medicines that can help people that are already sick, help people not get sick, and obviously you know about the vaccine and tony will discuss that later. but the vaccine is moving along. this is something that for right now, this is what we really... it is incredible. what the fda has done and what doctor stephen han, who is highly respected, he is fantastic, he has only been here for a few months and he has got into the swim of it. the fda has really moved mountain is to get approvals on things that may be work. we will find out soon. an example where we are repurposed in alcohol, they went out and repurposed their alcohol production capabilities in arkansas, texas and kentucky to make camp sanitiser. that is a edge to make hand sanitiser. their

that question and i'm not suggesting anybody on the call is, but i think god rest the soul of mark haynes within a day or two hoe called the bottom in 2009 and respectfully there are a lot of people trying to take over that throne, and i'm not going to be one ofe called in 2009 and respectfully there are a lot of people trying to take over that throne, and i'm not going to be one of them, and i think you'll see a capitulation day that feels bad. we've had ludicrous days that have felt awful, but i don't think we've seen the real capitulation day what i will say on the encouraging note and we talked about this for months. the russell, and the iwm never verified that all-time high in the s&p 500 and we were concerned about that, but today on a genuinely benign day, you have the russell down 40% in the course of a couple of weeks was up 4% and i take some solace in that and i take encouragement that the bond market seems to be slowing down and stabilizing whatever the yield may wind up being and i think that's encouraging as well and in this environment you can absolute see where the dow jon

welsh management to catch that on to current and future generations >> do you remember when mark haynesr a down market day i wasn't there that day. you were there you tell the story. >> mark had -- it was a scary day and, you know, we have one idea and came for a red cross helmet because the futures were down, i don't know back then, probably 200 points was a lot back then. we had the middle management type between now and he was running the place and just said get that off don't ever put that on again you're in rouble you work for them and then seeing the guy above them and the way it played out, that was jack. >> active in everybody's lives and active in every aspect of the ge business all the way down when you say you were nobody, you know, i was a nobody and i met him and he was so engaging wanted to know about the business wanted to know what you're doing every step of the way. he cared that much about every aspect >> it's going to be celebrated by cardinal timothy dolan. days to be determined at this point. it will be open to the public. that service the burial will be private and

but haynes, who makes things of cotton, lots of elements, they called us and said we are going to make millions of masks. we got a call today from 3m. the head of 3m. they are going to make tremendous products. they are more or less if that business. if they are not -- general motors spoke to us, ford spoke to us about doing ventilators. the beauty is they are calling us. if you go the national route, nationalization route, we are going to tell a company to make a ventilator, they don't even know what a ventilator is. in the case of one company, they used to make them years ago and they know how to make them. it is a complex piece of equipment, frankly. what we are doing is -- i think peter said it maybe better than anybody is going to say it. we have the threat of doing it if we need it. we may have to use it somewhere along the supply chain in minor way but we have millions of masks being done, ventilators -- we have a lot of things right now. but when this was announced it sent tremors through your business community and through your country. basically, what are you doing? you are t

should eat their example, the government having to clarify that when they say people should either haynesy exercise, that should be taken for walk. the opposition parties have suggested the government could be clearer on its rules, and the labour party said today they still think the government needs to be clear and have absolute clarity for workers on who should and should not be going to work. the italian deputy health minister, pierpaolo sileri, says he believes italy is currently experiencing the peak of the coronavirus outbreak. more than 10,000 people have died there — the highest death toll anywhere in the world. he told the bbc that the country might see a drop in the death rate in a week or ten days' time. mr sileri was speaking to the bbc‘s andrew marr. i believe lockdown starts to work, we started lockdown in the middle of march, we started the first lockdown between the 8th and the 9th of march, so obviously we need to wait at least 1a, 17, 18 days after that to see the reduction of numbers of infected people. over the last few days, we had an increase of infection and this wa

if we go out and we want, let's say masks, we don't know who to call to get a mask, but haynes, who makes things of cotton, various elements, lots of things. it's a great company. they called us and they said, we're going to make millions of masks. we got a call today from 3m. there's a big article today. the head of 3m. they're going to make tremendous products, and they're more or less in that business. and if they're not, like for instance, general motors spoke to us, ford spoke to us about doing ventilators. the beauty is, they're calling us. if you go the national route, nationalization route, we're going to tell a company to make a ventilator. they don't even know what a ventilator is. in the case of one company, they used to make them years ago and they know how to make them. you know, it's a very complex piece of equipment, frankly. so, what we're doing is, i think peter said it maybe better than anybody's going to say it. we have the threat of doing it if we need it. we may have to use it somewhere along the supply chain in a minor way, but we have millions of masks being done. w

correspondent particle haynes joining me live from washington d.c. party we're in the middle of a health crisis in the united states and the white house is focusing on the economic and pardons. well really right now that's what we can see for ourselves if you just walk through the streets of washington d.c. or most of the cities and towns in this country a lot of restaurants are closed so these are people who don't necessarily have a lot of savings the waitresses and the chefs and and the bartenders so they don't necessarily these are not high income jobs for the most part they don't tend to have a ton of savings and so what we saw in just the last couple days is some states and cities come forward and say all the restaurants are closing all the bars are closing some can do takeout so that's the at the immediate economic impact people who don't know how they're going to pay their rent who no longer have a job the issue about the health how the health care system is holding up is not nearly as front and center and a large part of that might be because

if we see another day of gains, it will be the first back to back haynes we have seen for global equitye -- back to back gains we have seen for global equity markets. let's have a quick look at where we are for the various sectors across the european equity space. all of them in positive territory. chemicals is the worst performer appeared that is up i one point 5%. financial services doing very well i'm a 7.1%. by one .5%. financial services doing very well at 7.1%. on the other side of this virus or through this virus period -- we will see how that impact on financial stocks and their performance. that does include the banking sector around the middle of that table. let's get a first word news update. here are your top stories the u.s. has reached a deal on $2 trillion of stimulus after the white house struck an agreement with senate democrats after several days of tense negotiations. details were not released, but negotiators have been working on a package that includes assistance to companies and checks to most americans. the senate could vote on the plan as soon today. the u.k. gov

haynes, greatple, company. great consumer cotton products. they are retrofitting their manufacturing capabilities in large sections of their plants to produce masks. they are in that process right now. at my direction, the fda has taken rapid steps to make these items available for medical use right now. most exciting to me is what the fda has done in order to get --sibly a very successful therapeutics, medicines that can help people that are already sick. help people to not get sick. obviously, you know about the vaccine. tony will discuss that later. the vaccine is moving along. this is something for right now. this is incredible. and dr. fda has done stephen hahn came as a highly respected man. he's been fantastic. he's only been here for a couple of months. he's gotten thrown into this. he's really standing up. the fda has moved mountains. they moved mountains. thatng approvals on things maybe work. we will find out very soon. it won't take long. -- this is an example where we are repurpose thing alcohol. they repurpose best -- repurposed

bute want, let's say masks, haynes, who makes things of cotton, lots of things. it's a great company. they called us and they said we're going to make millions of masks. there's a big article today, the head of 3m, they are going to make tremendous products. and they are more or less in that business. general motors spoke to us. ford spoke to us about doing ventilators. the beauty is they're calling us. if you go the nationalization rep, we're going to tell the company to make a ventilator. they don't know what a ventilator is. one company used to make them years ago and they know how to make them. it's a complex piece of equipment. what we're doing, i think peter said it better than anybody is going to say it, we have the threat of using it. we have millions of masks being done. we have respirators. we have a lot of things happening right now. so, just the threat of using it. but using it is a big deal. when this was announced, it sent tremors through our business community and through our country. where are you doing? -- what are you doing? you're going to take

let's o out and we want, say, masks, we don't know who to haynes, who , but makes things of cotton, various elements, lots of things, it's a they called us and they said, we're going to make millions of masks. got a call today from 3-m, a big article today, from the head 3-m, they make tremendous products and they are more or less in that business and if they aren't, like, for instance, general motors spoke to us about doing ventilators. calling y is they are us. route, go the national nationalization route, you'll take a company to make a ventilator, they don't even know what it is. in the case of one company they used to make them and they know how. complex piece of equipment frankly. so what we're doing is, i think eter said it maybe better than anybody will say it, we have the threat of doing it if we need it, we may have to use it along the supply china minor way, but we have millions being done. we have respirators, we have a lot of things happening so just of using it, but using it is actually a big deal. announced, it sent tremors through our business and through our country because

home depot, lowe's, haynes, all of these companies, they've all got their shoulder to the wheel.hey eve they're all doing their part we're aware we have a national crisis and we're dealing with it all i can say, becky, everything i see makes me feel proud to be an american. very proud to be a capitalist. i would be remiss if i didn't take advantage of an opportunity. you want a one payer system, go over to europe and see what you get with a one payer system. we have the best health care system in the world? yes. can it be made better? yes. let's not throw the baby out with the bath water. we're proving how precious it can be lily said a major effort on research roche. pfizer they've pushed everything else aside. they've pushed everything aside and said, here's where we have to be. here's what we have to do. i'm watching it. dick ball is up at columbia presbyterian i normally dial for dollars. i'm dialing for test kits, masks, dialing for eye shields these are the things we need and if there's anybody out there listening that has an idea how they can help, we need it now. please c

in philadelphia, erin haynes for the 19th, a non-profit newsroom focused on gender and politics.the press over a website that google is in the middle of developing. that would only be available to some people in california. today, during a briefing. he mentioned that he is correct. dr. fauci says everything is on the table, that including shutting things down. the president officials in his administration and medical professionals is confusing to the american people. it really does underscore the turn that we have taken, you know, as a country. in our politics just in the past week. the fear has taken on a different dimension. you heard senator sanders say in opening of the first debate that is happening since the pandemic you know what he is saying. because you know what he is saying to the american people is not it's confusing mon it's comforting them in this moment. and so, i this i the moment that we are finding ourselves in now in our politics is that you know questions of electability are on the table and who is best equipped to make the americans feel safe in the midst of