nature and that way at least that's the competition that i've come to you from doing my own research tom people have said that. work is just being used to uses a project of environmental activists or you know as you but as you said left wing is some people have said you yourself for a project of the opposite of and environmental conservatives how does that make you feel i really hate that this notion is out there because i know for myself that i do everything on my own i write my own speeches but never ever give an interview and most people don't know that the people that i work with from our institute for example they don't know when i write my speeches they don't read it beforehand so it's all just based on my own mind and i'm having fun with all of this i have i started my you tube channel on my own this is basically all just what i am really passionate about and i don't get tons of money for what i'm doing i live at home with my family and i get a lot of support from my mother and my grandmother and that's just fantastic and i wish that people would just listen to my main mis message instea

the residence as an what the governors say in the u.s., and a lockdown in india with 1.3 billion people. tom: it is nothing more than a states rights issue in the united states, the tension between the federal government and the 50 states. the size of the fiscal stimulus is extraordinary, way more than what we saw from president obama in 2009. just as importantly, the impulse of the fiscal stimulus over the short term is truly at a war-time level. francine: we are also getting some e flow figures. this is the month of march, german business confidence, and the index is 86.1 instead of the preliminary 87.7. march, i don't know whether -- it still seems quite strong. i know we will speak ahead of the if a in just a second. it is not having a big impact on the -- so the ifo march is holding on. if you look at current conditions, 93. this was for february, so it is backward looking, it does not take into account a lot of what we saw. it will be interesting to see what the ifo president expects for the future. tom: let's get to the data right now before we get started. they did it is simple. afte

the whole fracture do you expect something in the next few weeks for next few months >> you know, tom, peopleve, if you will because they have obviously walked away. they took their ball, or their barrel and went home maybe -- it's kind of like everybody is punching themselves in the face and nobody wins, right? so maybe there's a situation where if -- we saw the department put out a statement talking about the foreign actors in the oil, probably going after the russians maybe the state department talks about the sanctions that are on the russian oil company. maybe if we agree to pull back some of the sanctions they decide to go back to the table with the saudis. they had a 1.5 million barrel cut production deal in place here's the problem, guys the current deal ends march 31st if no deal is made, then as of april 1st it will be april fool's day for the industry because every company -- i should say every country can pump as much as they yontinuingo follow all of this us. it's an important sector. >> thanks. >>> the global death toll for the coronavirus has surpassed 4,000 and the number of c

people," and all this kind of stuff. in the meantime, you're sitting there lying every day. tom: some people don't know any better. help them help themselves. nancy: i don't need no help. tom: you sure do. nancy: no, you need help, because you're a pathological liar, is the way i look at it. what did you say about me? tom: nothing that everybody don't already know. nancy: okay, well, i need to see what was said. tom: it's funny how you're more interested in an application than improving the business. lemonis: listen, i have to tell you -- but i came to do business, and for me, it's all about business, and so -- nancy: that's it. that's why none of it should have been in anything expect for business, so hopefully, that's all that was in it. lemonis: i'm telling you that i wouldn't have come -- if i thought it was gonna be a circus, i wouldn't have come. nancy: that's it, then. we don't have a problem. lemonis: nancy, why don't we go outside and talk, okay? nancy: all right, let's go. lemonis: it was very uncomfortable. i think that tom ultimately reached out because he felt like she wasn't gonna listen to him, and

the governor also says people should work from home if they can. tom? >> all right, stephanie ramos leading us off tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> next, to that stunning travel warning. the state department advising americans not to get on a cruise ship. it comes as that ship held off the coast of california for days is finally being allowed to dock. but when the "grand princess" arrives tomorrow, most of the 2,400 passengers onboard will head to federal facilities to be quarantined. here's abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman in san francisco. >> reporter: tonight, the stunning warning from the u.s. state department, telling citizens not to travel on cruise ships, especially people with underlying health conditions. that colossal logistical effort under way. government authorities preparing to offload over 2,400 passengers aboard the "grand princess" cruise ship. the captain making the announcement. >> we will arrive at some time on monday. >> reporter: the passengers will be taken to this port in oakland. the most ill moved off first and

streaming platforms have become the full-on opportunity for people to watch film and tv now. it is an historic high. tomwhat films have people been watching in their homes? >> i definitely been watchin several pandemic films. the one is mt watched lately i think is "outbreak,'with dustin hoffman. >> isolate him! isolate him! >>wo don'y, it is not airborne. >> i do hear from people they watch those filmsately. everybody is depressed in general. >> your account is being quarantined. tom: a moviegoer from arizona has different tastes. >> i have a few friends who are watching more of tse dystopic pandemic movies, but i find myself drawn more to movies that draw the sense of comfort, the feel-good kind to comfort myse u during theseertain times. tom: with audiences become so accustomed to streaming movies at home duri the pandemic, so moe presentationf this program is provided by... man: babbel, an online program developed by language specialists teaching spanish, french, and more. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; rsuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contrib

so what kind of responses are you getting from people? >> tom: well, we actually don't do pulling ourselves, and so we are tracking the polling data coming in on the coronavirus, and it is a major concern. whenever anything like this happens and it becomes top of mind, it becomes very serious. we are seeing that now. climbing up the list of issues, list of concerns for voters in the public in general. you can't get much more saturated media coverage on this all that people are talking about and we see it in our daily lives. our daughter's school was canceled monday. i have family in washington state, including my grandmother who is 94 years old. so i think a lot of us are feeling it in our day-to-day lives. so it's right there. >> harris: there you go. doctor, in the last couple of days since you and i were on the outbreak special that we did on the network, a lot of things have changed. is there more than the psychological effect of hitting 1,000? that seems to be a pivotable number in how the government health officials are reacting. >> dr. sa

to tom hanks people for their support after he and his wife were diagnosed with corona virus he posted a picture of self and rita wilson on instagram with a message saying they are in isolation so they don't spread the virus. and disneyland's closing down in the united states and in europe after this weekend. its parks in florida california and paris will stay shut until at least the end of march as well it's cruise line business this means already shut down its asian parks for 2 months which is created an estimated loss of $175000000.00. just before we go into other news the day i've got a bit of news you can use on what's become known as social distancing a way to keep infection rates down now even if you're young and symptom free in a country that doesn't have any confirmed cases you should probably think about staying away from public events that is concerts crowded restaurants and bars and religious services places where you would be in close proximity to large groups of people of course in doing that i am now uncomfortably close to you i'm sorry about that so you have to think ab

tom: i want to talk about your people.eploying care and safety for employees this morning. tim: it is paramount to everything we do. what we did at the beginning is we restricted all nonessential travel. we put in additional procedures of safety and cleanliness and for the last several years we have been investing significantly in technology and upscaling. tom: i go back to yahoo! a couple years ago. as working from home work? you've got men and women monitoring this, does working from home actually work? tim: we believe that is the case. tom: why does it work? tim: with technology and collaboration, we can get work done. we can get to this talent. it can work very well. tom: i would say sometimes it works with london very well. but it dependsk what type of job you do. some jobs are less suited than others. we are going to see the claims number coming out in the united states. do you think companies are going to be laying people off? you think they're going to put them on short-term -- short time? tim: you raise an importa

tom brady. >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: no big deal. here's us sitting there watching the game. three good-looking dudes [ laughter ] peopletell who was who. [ laughter ] you want to ever feel not famous go to a sporting event with julian edelman and tom brady [ laughter ] people -- people did not care i was there at all ah, they were stepping over to me "ooh, tom brady! i go, "yeah, whatever. [ laughter ] it was fun we sat there right behind coach boeheim. and it was really fun. i've never even -- i've been to, like, one other college game it's intense so much fun. so much energy and all the people rooting for the syracuse fans they didn't win but didn't matter to me i was just happy to be there and i was next to some reporter guy and every time he turned around i'd type stuff in his twitter. [ laughter ] you can't sit next to me and not expect that. >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: i was typing, like, "i love tacos. [ laughter ] tweeting out, yeah "buddy's my bae," stuff like that [ laughter ] but i went up, i conducted with the band -- with the school band they were great and really nice and let me do that i got in a little tro

ase also saw, a lot of people have voted already. judy: tomyer dropped out, then pete buttigg, and today amy klobuchar. all their voteso to joe biden? >> we can't assume that, but we do know that those votes, tom steyer aside, especially with pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar, theare in this part of the party that really was focused on electability, who is a candidate who we think is going to beat donald trump who - not named bernie sanders so that is important. it could also go to elizabeth warren. and this point about michael bloomberg is important. thoebiggest hurdle still for biden, the early vote, and then michael bloomberg. he is still on the ballot in states likealifornia, texas, north carolina, that have a lot of delegates. and every delegate h' pulls, hes pulling from joe biden. he does well among african-american voters. that is what got joe biden his success in south carolina. what michael bloomberg needs to do -- in order for biden to really get the coalescing he wants to show with ens endors >> i think an important thing to say abo

deck in dealing with covid-19. >> our main concern now is how -- but theencies survival of our people. tom of the voices we have seen across the bloomberg world the last couple of days. london, i amua in tom keene in new york, and with us is david folkerts-landau, head of research and economist with deutsche bank. i have got my support for the italian economy, which is the advantage of being home. this is fresh brewed out of italy. it is way better. francine: way better than your floor manager and mine. coffee and i get a thermos. tom: david folkerts-landau with us. the 100,n anecdote of 400, 1000 people under your umbrella at deutsche bank. german, theity, the new york wall street deutsche bank doing working out of your home? peopleall of our 400 with the exception of 10 or so are working from home. it works very well. the connectivity among the people is excellent. the information flow, the global connectedness, and the connectedness to our clients, we have heard nothing but -- and the way it is working out. we have heard of no cases from any of our people so let's hope it stays that way

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california joined washington state in banning gatherings of more than 250 people. tom hanks and his wife tested positive for coronavirus. in an instagram post he said they contracted it in australia. the virus disrupting the work lives of millions. twitter now requiring its nearly 5,000 employees to work from home. other big companies inside and outside the hot spots said the same. >> starbucks will begin to limit seating and in some cases only the drive through will be open. an employee in washington state has tested positive among congressional staffers. five late night shows including the late show, last week tonight and the "tonight show" all announced they will tape without live audiences. st. patrick's day parade in boston, washington d.c., all were called off. new york city's called off and the same in chicago and the river dying will be made up. >>> join anderson and dr. sanjay gupta for "coronavirus facts and fears." >> the epicenter in china reporting a major drop in cases. wait until you hear what the national security advisor says about the chinese response

tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> some disappointing news for dub nation. steph curry is not playing tomorrow at chase center. his return to the lineup is on hold. head coach steve kerr made the announcement before the warriors game today in phoenix. in a statement, the warriors said curry continues to make good progress in his recovery from a broken left hand he suffered in late october. he remains on schedule to play sometime in march, whatever that means. he's now taking part in full scrimmages and will work out with the santa cruz warriors on monday. now, march 1st was curry's target date to return, so he was a little disapp

apparently she thinks coronavirus is for poor people tom hanks rude monch speaking of the elite if you will mock it and don't want to suffer the humiliation of standing in a queue with hundreds of new roles and you'll try piled up don't worry because i've got you covered this elite ready to go package includes night vision goggles and purify and some with satellite messenger and it will only cost you $5000.00 such a snatch as a bonus to make you look like the potential that you are. i want mitt though there are some downsides to this whole self isolation thing like those tourists who went to spain in search of some rays only to be put in quarantine and realize the sun never actually hit that balkany i am slightly disappointed that my skin will be taking water found pyrrhic tone in the coming months better than risk you thought your body but really on balance it's not so bad all those times i've wanted to cancel on my friends but struggled to come up with a convincing reason no longer an issue my dislike of standing in places of more than 50 people at a time literally banned i've also w

. >> so with the vigorous and necessary help of community workers like tom medically , deprived peoples like alviso are helping themselves. a health center in this neighborhood? that's right. and it was not even faintly going to resemble a chilly, impersonal hospital emergency room. this was going to be accessible care. and if they had anything to say about it, it was going to be given the best looking building in town. >> the centers did not have to be magnificent or even elaborate to begin with. san francisco's first quarters were in-house trailers drawn up around an attractive courtyard. but they did have to be convenient and comfortable and easy of access, with pleasant waiting rooms in which people would feel welcome and at home. most people are not so far out the mainstream of medical care that they don't want what other people want. perhaps most significantly, they want what health professionals themselves want. they want private offices. >> you tell me, is this comfortable? >> they want quiet examining rooms. >> say ahh, open it wide. >> they want comfortable conference areas w

. >> our ers get flooded with people with allergies already full. ainsley: tom hanks and rita said they did feel like they had the flu. they had the symptoms. steve: bad cold. >> they also had the chest symptoms. it's not a perfect thing i'm saying but they didn't have the flu as much as they had symptoms in the chest. you don't get a productive cough from the flu. you don't get coughing and bringing up phlegm from the flu. they could end up being poster people for this. brian: they are v. been chronic ling it. they put another post yesterday. when you see mrs. trudeau, justin trudeau's wife. they get better and best example. this is what alerted me we didn't talk about this yesterday. coronavirus can remain in the air for three hours? so if i cough, and i have it, don't know it, i leave here, it's links gearing for three hours? true or false and it can live on plastic for days? >> in a way that's fake news. we will bust through this now. here is why all the fears come. brian: it's on foxnews.com by the way. >> they are just reporting it. here is what i am sayin

. —— 1.5 million people. tom of the biosphere and authorities file could be many more. thank you very much indeed. let's look at stock markets and what they're doing today. they immediately fell following president trump's announcement. there's been a downward trajectory throughout the trading day in asia. of course, as david willis mentioned, the dowjones is now down 20% since its peak in february. the main indices in tokyo, seattle, and hong kong safe appliance between three and 5%. if it is indicating how american and european stock markets will open later today are also nose diving as the travel ban appears to have taken travel ban appears to have ta ken investors travel ban appears to have taken investors by surprise. oil prices have also fallen today by quite a bit. we have fiona here, a senior market analysis at city index. have you had much sleep this week fiona? it's you had much sleep this week fiona ? it's been you had much sleep this week fiona? it's been quite a week since black monday as they are na

people. karen, tom, lucy, chloe, isabel and inspire a lot of people. oing to lead to a chilly start to our friday morning and we could see temperatures down as low as minus six degrees and sheltered rural areas. a little more clouded area across england will present a frost but it means another damp start with and shall remain in the south entrance some sunny spells with the temperature struggling seven to 10 degrees and the overall height. an area of high pressure will move in and dominate the story for the weekend, but it is striking it in easterly winds after a frosty start will see a lot of sunshine to look out for on saturday, but you need to factor in the direction of that wind and it is just going to ta ke that wind and it is just going to take the edge of the feels of things for this time of year. a little in the way of change on sunday into monday, for most of us, it stays dry settled in sunny but cool, that is it, take care. hello, i'm lewis vaughanjones, this is outside source. borisjohnson says the uk could turn the tide on the coronavirus o

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people. >> income replacement. tom, how bad is it going to get three weeks from now when all of those people who you just referenced, the vendors, the employees, the farmers that have to get paid. what is that going to look like? >> it's going to be terrible because, you know, we're not going to pay our rent because we can't. we're not going to actually, you know, take care of our families because we'll go out and try to look for work. this will keep people at home. austan goolsbee was right. you need to keep people home right now and they need the money and security knowing they'll not go bankrupt. the other outcome of this, if we do this, every single restaurant can open up and feed their communities for free because we're already getting income replacement. so now we're paying our employees, we're paying our vendors and paying our rent and can start purchasing additional food to keep the economy going and actually serve it for free since the income has already been replaced. you can do this across the country and mi

there's been some very public resistance by a number of republican senators people like tom cotton. who said that they believe this bill doesn't go far enough to help small business and to do a number of other things in a stimulus package to confront the economic ramifications of the outbreak. mnuchin the treasury secretary is really leading this effort by a senior official in the white house to push the republicans senators to say that we have to act now. something need to be done now before it's too late. effectively saying things like a payroll tax cut holiday could be pushed into the future. and other ideas essentially could be tabled because this needs to happen immediately. something to watch for tomorrow mnuchin is set to brief some of the republican senators on the details of this house bill. we'll see the response and how they feel about it moving forward tomorrow. >> thank you so much. really appreciate it. the dow plunges 3,000 points as the president says we maybe headed for a recession. million of american jobs could be at risk. mitt romney has an idea he thinks might h

websites in local and state levels, as well, so, people can figure out if they need to be tested, where they need to go. the vice president did say, tom, that now there's testing available in all 50 states. >> all right, that's good news. and trevor, the president spoke directly to the american people, urging americans not to panic, that grocery stores will be stocked. let's listen to what he had to say. >> they're going to work 24 hours, round the clock, keeping their stores stocked. i would like to say that people shouldn't go out and buy. we're going to all be great. we're going to be so good. >> all right, trevor, the president saying he spoke with the heads of grocery store companies today? >> reporter: yeah, tom, and not only that, but the president said that the heads of those grocery stores asked him to ask the american people to slow down their grocery shopping. he said they promise they'll meet needs of the american people and they said, there is no shortage of supplies. he said the reason everyone is seeing all those empty shelves is because people are buying three to five times what they normally need. tom? >> trevor ault

tom: i want to show people the bloomberg on my cell phone this is the bloomberg terminal on my cell phoneandrew, i bought up the asp -- i brought up the apple piece of paper out 25 years, the 4%-plus coupon on apple computer. 116, it has gone way lower in yield, then why hire in yield. can i buy something like that? it is buying quality paper that has seen price down and yield up. is that an opportunity now? andrew: well, i think in many cases what we have seen is because of market liquidities situations, people are selling what they can to raise capital, and there are a good number of instances where sort of quality names, large companies have been sold because that is where liquidity is, and that has created opportunity. so i think there are opportunities that are going to rise out of that, and some of those are going to be in higher quality names, to play because they have been hit by this liquidity crunch. us, theme that for distinction between quality corporate bond and what we are seeing, and not the worst distressed stuff that makes the headline, but the garbage out there. is there