and defense stocks and look at lockheed martin, lmt, a 1-year chart here we have the low at 285 and we made a peak with the market just two weeks plus ago at 439. what we also know and see the following, that that advance from low to high is a gain of about $154 a share and then how much did we give back look at this next chart. we gave back 77. 77 times two is 154. this is exactly a 50% retracement. not only that watch where lockheed stops, stops exactly at its october low. so having retraced 50% of the one-year move and finding support, i think this is one that we would want to play for a bounce let me make it -- a case that will support that. look at this, same one-year chart and now what we have is relative performance to its sector which is to say yes this sold off but what we know it's outperforming the sector and today -- and at the close this at the close made a new relative high. this is the kind of thing that's defensive in many ways. >> carter come on back over here mike, what's the trade on this because i can think of one sector doesn't seem it should be supposed at all to

talking about aerospace and talk about lockheed martin. one-year chart this is the low. you can see it here, $2.85 we made a peak with the market two weeks plus ago at $4.39. what we also know is the following, that that advance, from low to high, is a gain of about $154 a share how much do we give back look at this next chart. we gave back 77. 77 times 2 is 154. this is exactly a 50% retracement. not only that, watch where lockheed stops it stops exactly at its october low. so having retraced 50% of its one-year move and finding support, i think this is one that we would want to play for a balance. let me make a case that would support this one-year chart and now what we have is relative performance to its own sector which is to say, yes, it sold off, but what we know is it is outperforming the sector and today at the close made a new relative high this is the kind of thing that's defensive in many ways. >> carter, come on back over here mike, what's the trade on this the sector doesn't think it should be exposed, it might be defense. >> this is really interesting. cart

the number one into the defense contractor is why do lockheed martin and boeing and raytheon advertise on the cable only way that's a good question it's really hard to imagine because the average joe who is watching m.s.n. b c is not he's not going to go look for a contract with weight the on you know they're selling war who knows maybe they're trying to attract shareholders you know well it feels to me like they're rewarding rachel maddow on our anderson cooper or you know selling the war to the population to say calling their product the product is what they're selling more than war their product like the f. $35.00 it's really like buying 100 year old wine and the wine will be sold at auction and then somebody will buy it to try to drink it and say well it's all gone sour and then no this is wine for drinking this is wine for trading these arms that they're making are not arms for fighting their arms for producing and they armaments makers have factories and outlets in every single congressional district in order to get congressmen and to fight for employers it's one of the

employee has tested positive for the coronavirus more than 4,000 employees work at the lockheed martin office in sunnyvale. >>company officials say they sanitized the employee area and the common areas on tuesday and the facility is operating normally now. they are asking the people who have come in contact with the infected employee to self-quarantine no other employees have reported experiencing any symptoms. talking a lot about how to stay safe and protect yourself from contracting the virus but. >>there's a lot of information to sift through it can be a little bit overwhelming today kron 4 host of inside bay area politics catherine heenan brought on a panel of doctors to get through these rumors and straight to the facts and she has some of that interview in bringing us more of that is kron 4 stella so the money and live in our newsroom with what they clarified today l a. >>well now that the coronavirus is here in the bay area people want to know how to avoid it and how long it can live on surfaces. the doctor on the special panel that was hosted by catherine heenan says that the c

4,000 employees work at the lockheed martin office right there in sunnyvale and they were also sent home for the 5th the rest of the weekend. so officials say that cruz will do a deep cleaning their of offices before employees returned back to work on monday. well as many as 7 sunnyvale police officers may have been exposed the virus after performing cpr on a 72 year-old man who later died. >>while obtaining the patients medical history. a family member. the advice is that the patient had recently been on a cruise were 2 other passengers were suspected having covid 19 we don't yet know if the patient had called it 19. >>so the responding officers, they perform cpr yesterday but they did not use mouth to mouth. that man did not survive now after police found out the man may have been exposed to coronavirus honor. recent cruise ship, 7 officers were sent home to self isolate until further notice and it's still unclear. what a cruise ship that man was on the officers will not return to work unless they are cleared by the health department. well there are 6 new cases in santa clara coun

employee tested positive for the virus more than 4,000 employees work at the lockheed martin office in sunnyvale and so they were sent home for the rest of the weekend yesterday officials say that crews are going to be doing a deep cleaning of those officers before employees returned to work on monday. also in the south bay as many as 7 sunnyvale officers may have been exposed to the coronavirus because they perform cpr on a patient who later died and later they found out that patient was on a cruise kron four's dan thorn has the latest. >>sunnyvale police give an update after several officers may have been exposed to coronavirus the officers were responding to a possible cardiac emergency with a 72 year-old man was unconscious and not breathing while teen in the patients medical history. >>a family member. the advice is that the patient had recently been on a cruise were 2 other passengers were suspected having covid 19 police chief and no says the responding officers performed cpr but did not use mouth to mouth. the man did not survive at this time we don't yet know if the

in the south bay, the lockheed martin employee has also tested positive for coronavirus more than 4,000 employees work at that lockheed martin office in sunnyvale and they were all sent home for the weekend. officials say the crews are going to be doing a deep cleaning of the office before those employees are allowed back to work on monday. >>also on the south bay as many as 7 sunnyvale officers may have been exposed to the coronavirus because they perform cpr on the 72 and dear old man who ended up dying. he didn't make it but then they found out he had just come back from a cruise. >>while obtaining the patients medical history. a family member. the advice is that the patient had recently been on a cruise were 2 other passengers were suspected to having covid 19 we don't yet know if the patient had called it 19. >>the officers who helped him they did cpr but they did not use mouth to mouth. and after police found out about this that's when they said ok, there's 7 officers should not go to work they were sent home and now they're under self-isolation until further notice. >>our media p

overnight lockheed martin confirming a employee in sunnyvale tests positive for coronavirus. s not clear how they became sick. but the company said deep cleaning is underway. >> lockheed isn't telling employees to work from home but smig -- but some big name tech companies are. friday night light is what people are expecting but that might be the case today because of the fears of coronavirus. >> reporter: marcus and laura, we don't have the numbers of daily ridership from march from b.a.r.t. as of yet. anecdotally, my wife b.a.r.t.s into sf from dublin and she feels like the crowds on the trains are thinner. and if that is the case, they could become less crowded as people telecommute from home in order to stop the potential spread of the coronavirus. we know that facebook, google, linked in, those are three major tech companies strongly recommending employees work from home. a facebook is also scrapping all bay area events an telling workers to cancel business travel. other companies have shut offices and mandating employees do not come in at all and instead tul -- instead t

employee has tested positive for coronavirus more than 4,000 employees work at the lockheed martin office in sunnyvale company officials say they sanitized the employees area and the common areas on tuesday. >>and the facility is operating normally they asked the people who had come in contact with the infected employee to self quarantine no other employees have reported experiencing any symptoms and this is a live map that is tracking the cases of the virus is put together by johns hopkins medical center, the number of confirmed cases around the world has now surpassed 6 digits. >>there are now more than 101,000 cases of coronavirus and the death toll is nearly 35 kron four's your home for continuing coverage of coronavirus keep it here for the latest information on new cases school and business closures or advisories and how to protect your family all the information is also at kron 4 dot com let's take a live look outside on this friday evening, the clouds are kind of rolling and a little earlier we'll look at the golden gate bridge at least you can still see the lights we are w

work at that lockheed martin office in sunnyvale and they were all sent home for the rest of the weekend. officials say crews will do a deep cleaning of the office before it was those employees are allowed. back to work on monday. >>also in the south bay as many as 7 sunnyvale officers may have been exposed to the coronavirus because they did cpr on the 72 year-old man who later died after that they found out he had just been back from a cruise. >>while obtaining the patients medical history. a family member. the advice is that the patient had recently been our crews were 2 other passengers were suspected to having covid 19 we don't yet know if the patient had called it 19. >>the responding officers perform cpr yesterday but they did not use mouth to mouth. the man did not survive. and now that they found out about his history, those 7 officers just as a precaution are not going to work they've been told to go home and stay home until further notice and to self isolate just in case, they don't want them to spread the disease in case they did get infected. >>well our media partners at cnn

so more than 4,000 employees who work at the lockheed martin office in sunnyvale were sent home yesterday for the rest of the weekend while their home they're going to a deep clean of those offices. in the south bay as many as 7 sunnyvale officers may have been exposed to coronavirus because they perform cpr on a 72 year-old man who later died and they found out that just before that he had been on a cruise. >>while obtaining the patients medical history. a family member. the advice is that the patient had recently been on a cruise were 2 other passengers were suspected to having covid 19 we don't yet know if the patient had called it 19. >>and while the officers did perform cpr they did not use mouth to mouth. still because they you know may have come into they are being quarantined at their homes and they're going to be self-isolated for until further notice. it's not clear exactly which ship this man was on. so they can't even confirm if he was cindy on the one that's now anchored off of the coast california. >>what we do know that there are 6 new cases in santa clara county bringing t

overnight lockheed martin confirming a employee in sunnyvale tested positive for the coronavirus. it is not clear how the virus was contracted. the company said deep cleaning is now underway. lockheed isn't telling employees to work from home but some big bay area tech companies are. bob redell joins us live from the dublin b.a.r.t. station. friday light could be extra light this morning. >> reporter: here is one anecdote, my wife comes into dublin on b.a.r.t. and she noticed that the trains have thinned a little bit. it is possible they could become less crowded as people telecommute. and facebook is scrapping all bay area events and telling worker to cancel all business travel. other companies have shut down offices in the bay area and mandating that employees don't come in and telecommute at all. in the south bay, the santa clara county health department is recommending sports teams cancel or postpone games to reduce the spread of the virus. in spied of the warning the san jose sharks played last night at sap center and they refunded anybody with second thoughts and said cleaned

also in sunnyvale, lockheed martin is confirming one of its employees has tested positive for the coronavirus. the company is doing a deep cleaning of work areas. >>> happening today, an emergency news conference in preventing the closure of the into medical center in daly city. registered nurses and supervisor david cannot assess the hospital's parent company, verity health system, has been threatening to e cility. cannot and the nurses say this would be bad timing, considering the uncertainty of the virus outbreak. >>> coming up at 5:00, the new bill in the works that could protect you if you are forced to sell quarantine. >>> one company is offering deliveries without human contact amid the outbreak. for that story and more, code to kpix.com/ coronavirus. >>> multiple trees toppled onto a sheriff's suv with heavy front in damage. the crash reported shortly after 1:30 on stevens creek boulevard in cupertino. the department says the deputy wa medical cruise to the deputy to a hospital. the suv is labeled as a k-9 unit. it is not clear if a k-9 officer was on in the vehicle at the time of the

then no one would ask are you paid for it use blackwater troops armed with lockheed martin weapons to run a free daycare for poor families then it'll be funded out the ass free eldercare staffed by seal team 6. but others navy seals think they're tough lets see how long they can handle changes grandpas diverse while he yells racially and grandkids also that. there was life today. in a completely different news story partially thanks to climate change there are massive swarms of locusts destroying the crops in entire regions of pakistan but luckily as the b.b.c. was reporting china could deploy 800000 ducks to pakistan to help tackle swarms of crop eating locusts yes then the mighty ducks caught. back. you know how much you have to pay for a callback like that on the black market. i think this is exactly what we should be doing helping our neighboring countries by sending in adorable animals you know why stop with locust want let's really cool off mexican gang violence by sending down on redundant puppy dogs. no one could be that violent when there's baring at a lot of baby bulldogs. i

overnight, lockheed martin is confirming that one of the employees in sunnyvale tested positive. no word yet on the telecommute. >>> and now, children's museum is planning to shutdown. they closed as soon as they learned that a employee could have been exposed to covid 19, and visitors would have been exposed wednesday march 4th, and the museum is closed until next tuesday march 10th. in the last hour, the museum staff told me that an employee was tested thursday, and that they are waiting to get the results back from santa clara health. they are also going to hire a professional cleaner to do a deep clean and sanitize the museum before it reopens tuesday and they wanted us to assure you that they have cleaning protocols in place that happens several times a day. and you can go to facebook page if you have more questions. >>> while it is scary of thinking that our kids could get sick, but at thissta tis statis statistk -- statistics are showing that the children are doing well in the outbreak. showing you the graphic on the screen, the data from the cdc china showing that 80% of

. >>> a lockheed martin employee in sunnyvale has tested positive for covid-19. it is not clear how this person contracted the virus. the company says it is taking action to make sure the workplace is safe for the other employees and for visitors. the company will deep clean all common spaces. also if you're a facebook employee in the bay area, stay home. that's what the company is telling its workers this evening. the social media giant says it is strongly recommending that all its employees work from home and stay away from the menlo park headquarters. the company is scrapping all bay area events and telling workers to cancel all business travel. >>> it is a highlight in a season that has seen far too few of them. steph durcurry returned to the court after four months due to injury. it comes as health officials are making a bold recommendation because of the coronavirus. pro sports teams could cancel or postpone events. the warriors still played tonight, and so did the sharks. but the warning has put some future events in question. nbc bay area's ian cull expla

space industry will follow what is the best commercial and technical option on the companies like lockheed martin other people based need? >> we will of course be guided by the best scientific judgments in all these things and i -- our firm determination did have a second spaceport in scotland and welcome candidates to send into orbit, mr. speaker. >> today is the 15th annual day in memory of victims of terrorism across europe. next week in my constituency will commemorate the 27th anniversary of the ira terrorist attack in my town which killed two children. over the last quarter of a century the peace foundation has worked tirelessly to provide financial support service for victims of terrorism in great britain. will the prime minister join with me in commending their work and agreed to ensure that funding continues? >> mr. speaker, i personally commend the work of all those working on the peace center and will do everything we can to ensure that funding continues. >> my party with the good wishes -- edited anyone who has contracted coronavirus. and on coronavirus can welcome >> -- should have f

i want to get your thoughts so as an area surrounded by shutdown lockheed martin and gm and all of those manufacturing and aerospace jobs that were the backbone of the california economy. and 25 percent of the students and talk about the relationship between the ways in which california's economy has grown. >> so leading the nation nothing that is happening here that is super unique with knowledge jobs that have some talent or acting or radio and then multiply that talent and they become quite wealthy but the american people working side-by-side if somebody works at target the ability really isn't as much so the economy is bifurcated into these knowledge jobs or service jobs. where people could use machines and manufacturing plants the people love very little education to have decent middle-class jobs you kurds grew up in life and the loss of that job was a higher problem. so the erosion of that class i am a big fan of people always going from the manufacturing plants. >> there are these two completely different versions of reality but the folks in power would have you believe things hav

i want to get your thoughts so as an area surrounded by shutdown lockheed martin and gm and all of those manufacturing and aerospace jobs that were the backbone of the california economy. and 25 percent of the students and talk about the relationship between the ways in which california's economy has grown. >> so leading the nation nothing that is happening here that is super unique with knowledge jobs that have some talent or acting or radio and then multiply that talent and they become quite wealthy but the american people working side-by-side if somebody works at target the ability really isn't as much so the economy is bifurcated into these knowledge jobs or service jobs. where people could use machines and manufacturing plants the people love very little education to have decent middle-class jobs you kurds grew up in life and the loss of that job was a higher problem. so the erosion of that class i am a big fan of people always going from the manufacturing plants. >> there are these two completely different versions of reality but the folks in power would have you believe things hav

the lockheed martin engineer, football coach and dad had no previous health issues so his family thoughtuld bounce back. amy is now urging others to keep in mind the experience. >> we had known that a week ago we would have reacted all of it differently and got him to the emergency room sooner when he started with the shortness of breath rather than waiting and just having this false sense of, well, he's 50 and pretty healthy so it's not going to be that b bad. >> the covid-19 convalescent plasma method is based on a method more than 100 years ago. it takes antibody rich plasma for patience who recover from virus and gives it to patience who are unable to fight the virus themselves. mount sinai indy new york is calling on recovered people to get there plasma to try to save those who are following behind them. journalists are saying the nba is even encouraging their players to donate plasma. for someone who has never donated plasma, the process is similar to donating blood but again, you can only donate to save these potential covid-19 patients if you yourself have recovered from it, too.

. >>> new this morning, lockheed martin is speaking out on an employee who tested positive for the coronavirus. the company says from the moment we were aware of the possibility of exposure, appropriate steps were taken in coordination with local health officials. we have taken actions to ensure a safe workplace for employees and visitors, including deep cleaning of work areas and common spaces. >>> also, a high school in san francisco is closed after a parent of a student was diagnosed with the coronavirus. administrators sent everybody home early yesterday from lowell high school after getting the news. the parent is one of two cases confirmed in the city yesterday. the san francisco health department does not recommend closing schools right now. but, administrators at level high decided to use extra caution. >> this was not their recommendation. we are taking our families concerns into account. we know this was a conservative decision. >> the district says lowell will get a federal cleaning. the school is closed until at least monday. >>> here is what we know about these first two cases in

we are learning an employee lockheed martin tested positive for the virus. from the moment we were aware of the possibility of exposure, opiate steps were taken in coordination with local health officials. taken action to ensure there is a safe place for visitors including deep cleaning of work areas. the health and well-being of our employees is the top early. in southern california three ucla students are in self isolation of campus. they are being tested for the virus. the cases are being looked at by the la county department of public health. officials did not say who the students are. they did not say how they may have been exposed. there are no positive cases on the ucla campus. it is monitoring the situation. trump has put vice president mike pence in charge of the administration response to the outbreak. penn stored the operations center in washington state were 11 people have now died. we are with you. i'm here to make sure the full resources of the federal governmental of washington. vice president kent says the federal governmental is given washin

santa clara announced six new cases yesterday, one of them involves a lockheed martin employee in sunnyvale. the company said they are aware of the possibility of exposure and they're working to keep other employees and visitors safe. stanford university is proceeding with caution. the athletics department is working with the health and safety department to establish guidelines during games where large crowds normally gather. back to the city of san francisco, it says it is working closely with the coast guard, cdc, the state to prepare for a possible increase in coronavirus patients. >> abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at pier 27 where the grand princess could arrive today. amy? >> at this point, kumasi, the city is saying they don't know what will happen next. they are promising that officials from different agencies are working together to take precautionary steps. here's one example of that now you will see tents set up outside of ucsf medical center here in san francisco. they set them up to give them extra space for triage if there's a surge of patients. does that mean passen

. >>> new this morning, lockheed martin is speaking out on a sunnyvale employee who tested positive for the coronavirus. the aerospace company says from the moment we were aware of the possibility of exposure, appropriate steps were taken in coordination with local health officials. we have taken actions to ensure a safe workplace for employees and visitors including deep cleaning areas and common spaces. >>> happening today, a san jose preschool is closed after a teacher tested positive for the virus. actions plus got letter saying it more park location will be deep cleaned over the weekend. the teacher who got sick has not been at work since the 26. >>> a san francisco high school is staying close today, this after officials learned a parent of the student has the coronavirus. staff at lowell high school made the decision to send everyone home yesterday for classes ended. district officials say the student does not have any symptoms. closing the campus was a decision made against the recommendation of the health department. the department released a statement saying if there is a conf

in the south bay lockheed martin employee has tested positive for the coronavirus more than 4,000 employeesk at that office in sunnyvale and so subsequently they were all sent home for the rest of the weekend. officials say crews will do a deep cleaning of the office before employees come back to work on monday. high school in san francisco is closed again. today after a student's relative tested positive for coronavirus district officials will update students and staff over the weekend about whether they'll be back to school on monday. >>san jose's good samaritan hospital has set up a couple of tents outside the emergency room there surge tense and they are there just in case there's a possible surge in coronavirus cases they were designed to restrict the movement of the viruses into the hospital and they've been used in the past with flu season. currently they're set up they haven't been used yet. officials at the sonoma marin area rail transit district are ramping up their efforts to keep everything clean to prevent an outbreak they're cleaning the trains restrooms floors using hand sani

santa clara announced six new cases yesterday, one of them involves a lockheed martin employee in sunnyvale. the company said they are aware of the possibility of exposure other employees and visitors safe. stanford university is proceeding with caution. the athletics department is working with the health and safety department to establish guidelines during games where large crowds normally gather. the city of san francisco says it is working closely with the coast guard, cdc, the state to prepare for a possible increase in coronavirus hise at the grand ae today. >> it could. right now the bottom line is city officials don't know what will happen. they want to assure everyone that officials from different agencies are all working together on possible plans. and on cautionary steps. here's one example of that. we have video of tents that have been set up outside ucsf hospital. this would give them extra space for triage if there is a surge of patients. san francisco's mayor held a news conference yesterday with health officials to assure the city they are working on a plan. >> want to be cle

with mark in pennsylvania mark >> caller: jim, with the recent market selloff, is it time to add lockheed martini think they're doing a lot of good inges this i'm going to elias in virginia >> caller: hey, jim. >> elias >> caller: i wanted to get your opinion on united natural foods. >> they finally had a good quarter, tlhere's inside other buy. >> luis in new jersey? >> caller: how are you doing, jim? >> couldn't be better. you? >> caller: good. good what's your opinion on square? >> square is terrific but some of the clients themselves are hurting because they're the small businesses hold off they'll get closer to the money in three weeks, we'll be back in that's the money coming from the government ray in california? ray? >> caller: hey, jim. big stocks on sale booyah. >> sounds good >> caller: question for you, my friend, what do you think of live nation? >> stay away from it i'm a believer in total separation of everyone you can't separate when you're at a concert you're on top of each other! i don't want to do that! let's go to binal in north carolina >> caller: hi, jim, this is binal from

overnight lockheed martin confirming one of its employees this sunnyvale tested positive tor the coronavirus is not clear how they became sick. but the company said deep cleaning is underway. lockheed isn't telling employees to work from from home but some big name bay area tech companies are. bob redell joins us live at the dublin b.a.r.t. station. we talk about friday light in regard to traffic and people on the roadways, it might be lighter this morning. >> reporter: it is possible. here is one anecdote i mentioned earlier, my wife takes b.a.r.t. sf from dublin and feels that the crowds are thinner on the train and could become less crowded as people telecommute to stop the spread of the coronavirus. it just came out that facebook and groog are strongly -- and google strongly recommending workers to work from home and telling workers to cancel business travel. other companies have shut offices down and now mandating employees to not come in at all and instead telecommute. in the south bay, the santa clara county health department is recommending sports teams cancel or postpone games to re

>>brought it out together these projects are all funded through grants with lockheed martin duke energy all meant to promote stem education. >>it used to be just paperwork. you know when we will be reading textbooks but they're making a lot of the curriculum a lot. it's like hands on. >>taking the education out of the classroom and into the future. >>looks like a great time clay lepard reporting for us tonight, but let's let's get in a little bit more science. well got turns weather. yeah, let's look at our forecast because daytime highs tomorrow warming up into the 60's for most of the bay area but some of our inland spots in the upper 50's but right about where we should be for this time of year and when advisory will go into effect early sunday morning with the peak of the winds that will happen sunday night during the overnight hours monday. but we could actually break our dry spell. thanks to some light scattered showers breaking our 5th longest stretch of dry weather in the bay area, thanks to those traces amounts. so we'll take anything at this point that's right that's going to

. >>> we are also learning an employee of lockheed martin in sunnyvale has tested positive for the coronavirus. in a statement the company said, quote, from the moment we are aware of the possibility of exposure, appropriate steps were taken in coordination with local health officials. we are taking actions to ensure a safe workplace for employees and visitors, including deep cleaning of work areas and common spaces. the health and well-being of our employees is our top priority. >>> facebook has announced it has closed its london offices and is telling staff to work from home after an employee there was diagnosed with the coronavirus. here in the bay area, home to facebook, facebook told its workers to work from home starting today. aced on guidance from santa clara county officials. who announced more confirmed cases. the company also plans to cancel all of it in the bay area and is recommending that employees cancel all business travel. >>> a concession vendor for seattle xfl team tested positive for the coronavirus he worked eight game for the seattle dragon on fabric 22nd more than 22,000

apartment esand i want to get your thoughts on this, is that it's in an area surrounded by shutdown lockheed martin and a shutdown rocketdyne and shutdown gm all those manufacturing and aerospace jobs that were the backbone of the california economy are gone now so there are these service jobs and 25 percent of the students at an elementary school are homeless so talk about the relationship between the ways in which california's economy grown and influenced this housing crisis. i know you'vetouched on it . >> like isaid , california is leading the nation. but there's nothing happening here is super unique. we have as i talked about a second ago a lot more of what they call knowledge jobs. people who have some talent whether it's billing software platforms or telling jokes or acting or radio or whatever and they multiply that challenge through some kind of device. that device allows them to reach millions of people. and they become quite wealthy because this is quite a lot of reach.but then there are people who have to work side-by-side with someone, a teacher. maybe a nurse although this is fairly

>>brought it out together these projects are all funded through grants with lockheed martin duke energy all meant to promote stem education. >>it used to be just paperwork. you know when we will be reading textbooks but they're making a lot of the curriculum a lot. it's like hands on. >>taking the education out of the classroom and into the future. well as clay lepard reporting, let's go ahead take outside take a look at how things are shaken over sfo and this morning looking pretty good little cloudy, but not too bad. >>and no delays that's the best news of all we'll be welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody in bally quite a bit in the way of cloud cover and. >>it is showing up a little bit on radar here picking up on the north bay we've been watching a kind of drifting south this is really rain aloft fighting to dry air. the shot from sfo as you just heard looking good pay about that united plane is on its way that they want to scrub down here in the southwest plane. so we got anoka tres island all you could see a little of that sun peering through those clouds a

to learn more, visit paycom.com maria: lockheed martin ceo will step down after six years effective juneockheed martin stock down on news this morning, down 9% the entire market is selling off this morning, on a global economy, that is slowing. the coronavirus hitting every day life the illness forcing firms cross the country to take dramatic action closing schools limit gatherings shut bars. >> thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, maria great to be here. >> i want to first ask you how you are doing, how your family is doing. staying safe coping with current situation governor? how are you doing? >> well, doing fine i mean it is change our lives in so many ways, i basically mostly travel all the time completely uppened my life, lifestyle not to extent that it is for so many americans, this is going to be a long-term crisis maria i think he we all know that going to affect not just economy but way of life i think the president has done exactly what he needs to do trying to allay fears at the same time, making it clear, this is not yet we are not at pinnacle of the impact of the co

could be talking about lockheed martin or boeing there. now all of these are loans.regulations what is missing actually is how the government will take ownership in part of the company based on activating these loans here. those rules, according to the treasury official are still being laid out. back to you. neil: all right. thank you very, very much, edward lawrence on all of that. you know a lot of states and municipalities have slapped serious fines on those who violate the stay at home provisions or at least throw it back at official's face. our dan has been looking into this state by state, curious dan found the time to be so fixated on fines that is a separate story but anyway, in alaska, that is a class a misdemeanor, reckless endangerment. you could face upwards after year in jail, 25,000-dollar fine. do the same thing violating the self-isolation orders in colorado, 1000-dollar fine, up to a year in jail. in maryland, up to a 5000-dollar fine, a year in jail. massachusetts, 500-dollar fine but significant prison time. washington, d.c., 5000-dollar fine. it l

a limited company in my constituency is working in partnership with lockheed martin to build a sustainables and that companies like lockheed martin are the people best placed to make these judgments? mr speaker, we will of course be guided by the best scientificjudgments in all of these things and i can confirm it is our firm determination to have a second spaceport in scotland and we are looking for candidates to send into orbit, mr speaker. today is the 15th annual day in memory of victims of terrorism across europe. next week my constituency will commemorate the 27th anniversary of the ira terrorist attack in my town which killed two children. over the last quarter of a century of the peace foundation, based in warrington, has worked tirelessly to provide the national support service for victims of terrorism in great britain. will the prime ministerjoin with me in commending their work and ensuring that their funding continues?” certainly commend the work of all those who work in the warrington peace centre and we will certainly do everything we can to ensure that the funding continues.

condition at cooper university health care system in camden, new jersey, 50-year-old bret breslo the lockheed martineer is a football coach, a father and a husband. his wife amy said he had no underlying health conditions. when he got sick they thought he would recover. he quickly got worse until the family took him to hospital but that was 10 days ago. >> i have not seen him since he walked into that emergency room. so i miss him horribly, you know. it is tough to be here without him, sleeping in bed and sy -- is not there. sometimes i turn the corner of the house i think he will be there. our dog is misses him horribly. sitting there crying in his spot on the couch. it is really hard. reporter: amy breslow hoping that her story will encourage covid-19 survivors to donate plasma so that it will give the anti-bodies to kill the virus. new york seeing 59,000 cases. they are also calling on recovered patients to give their plasma. hundreds of scientists, physicians around the country work on the could have individual 19 plasma project recently passed under emergency approval by the fda. the nba alread

. >> you know this contract, as far as i know, lockheed martin is already building this radar. sothere's already a contract for them. this thing was supposed to be inis t effect, operational in 2. so if we don't go ahead with this, i you think you will have some contractual things to deal with. whatfr i'm hearing is aside from the delays , that you have a commitment to pursue the radar and have it built in hawaii as m part of our defense system. >> i make a commitment that we t intend to defend all states and territories. what i need to come back to youh with is a better understanding of where things lie. if i invest 100 million dollars in a radar and cannot placed it somewhere it is wasted money. >> i realized that that is not what i'm asking. thank you. senator fischer is presiding. nato>> thank you mister chair ad thank you gentlemen very much for being with us this afternoon. thereter are a few things that i am i'm very interested in as the chair c of emerging threats andd capabilities. of course, one of those is hypersonics. secretary esper if i could focus on that for a m

. >> you no he that this contract is -- as far as i know, lockheed martin is already building this radar. so they've already -- there is already a contract for them. this thing was supposed to be in fact operational in 2023. so if we don't go ahead with this, i think you're going to have some contract ual things to deal with. but, you know, what i'm hearing from you is aside from the delays that were caused by the siting of this radar, you have a commitment to pursue the radar and visit built in hawaii as part of our system. >> i'm making a commitment to you that we, of course, intend to defend all 50 united states and territories with radars. but what i need to come back to with you is a better understanding of where things lie. it's one thing to build a radar. if i invest hundreds of millions of radar and can't place it somewhere, it's wasted money. >> i understand that. that is not what i'm asking. thank you. >> the senator is recognizeded. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you, gentlemen, very much for being with us this afternoon. there are a few things that i'm very interested

you've got companies like honey well, lockheed martin, 3m, going above and beyond, to try and help fill that we're seeing, because you know that there is a shortage of ventilators, of beds, of all of the protective gear, that the nurses and the doctors, the people on the frontlines truly need. you've got companies who have never made that kind of stuff saying no, we have the manufacturing supply aligned , we're going to try to ramp up production and do that. the president has used let's call the defense act, which peter navarro is going to talk to us about coming up in the next hour, and why that has helped him unleash this completely new relationship and partnership with business, so i think right now you've got all hands-on deck as we speak, you've got the senators debating the fiscal stimulus and at the same time, private enterprise wants to be part of the solution they are working with president trump like never before. pete: are they made whole after this? is it economically sometimes more viable to go into industries where there's drastic need right now? talk about the economics f