it's been the big winner apple and microsoft and amazon giving a bit back along with some of the other names as well. pete, i'm going to come to you first. you're the one who had more stocks than you had in a long time where do you see things now? friday have generally not been great because no one want toed go into the weekend feeling long then you had the gilead news last night you have boeing starting next week you have more plans to reopen even in a slow fashion where does this lead us as we head into the weekend? i think people want know how they should be positioned thinking about what could happen next week. >> it's nice to have a light at the end of the tunnel, so to speak, or something. some sort of light that's what we got out of gilead last night we had move last night long before this morning. we were up 700 points. it's just an maizing move to the upside it shouldn't be too surprising to see we have bit of a difference in leadership today

york morning unprecedented losses the leaders marker deadliest day with a silver lining that the big apple is flattening the curve. >> america's pandemic hotspots getting helping hand, massive protective agreement all on the way for those who need it most. >> it says it is okay not to worry about your neighbor. you are playing with the lives of your congregation. >> a battle over how to celebrate easter sunday. >> some states crackdown, one just left a stay-at-home order to keep the celebration on. >> shopping surprise for thousands of seniors braving the grocery store. >> the celebrity benefactor behind the heartwarming gesture. "fox and friends first" starts right now. and good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: we start the fox news alert. isis wanting a rocket attack on us troops overnight. >> 5 rockets were fired at bagram airbase in afghanistan pajamas are's largest base in the country. we will bring you more details as we get them. >> to other breaking news, the federal stockpile of protective equipment is nearly depleted in the fight

miracle didn't happen and the pray it didn't help certainly not in states like needle. 1000 hit the big apple hot hospitals were soon fill to capacity and molds were of a well known to state governor andrew and to crisis mode and issued a warning to the rest of the country. new york is in crisis helping new york. and then pick up the camp and then go to the next place as this roads across the country. a prediction that turned out to be train the virus spread rapidly from coast to coast by early april it was impossible to deny the seriousness of the situation. during a very critical phase of our war against the coronavirus the sacrifices we make over the next 4 weeks will have countless. american lives saved we're going to save a lot of american lives and we're in control of our own fate very much. despite the sacrifices within a week the united states let the world in 1000 deaths it still tops the grim list. confirmed infections have now topped the 1000000 mark a milestone that nobody wanted to reach at a time when calls to reopen the country are growing louder. beaches and california already

. >> they're growing big red apples. to sell apples. >> ♪ >> we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what is available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight we show you remarks from the annual lincoln forum symposium that takes place every november in gettysburg. they answer the question "what caused the civil war?" . that is on american history tv tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan

mayor for his leadership after 9/11, former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is here, under the big apple is ready for the peak of the virus, this week. we will also hear from the man who predicted back in january, former white house chief strategist steve bannon is back with me and why the u.s. only has 30 days to defeat coronavirus and how to do it plus, georgia congressman doug collins is here addressing the latest fisa scandal and a status check in georgia all that and more as we look ahead on "sunday morning futures." maria: and right now, as we speak, scientists across the country are racing against the clock to develop a coronavirus vaccine and therapeutics to treat it but can they roll it out quickly to make an impact? joining me is dr. steven hahn, the member of the white house coronavirus task force joining us live. dr. hahn great to see you this morning thanks very much for joining us. >> hi, maria thank you for having me it's great to be here. maria: so its been about two weeks now since the president called on the fda to cut red tape. we know we are entering a very dangerous

get out and vote ♪ you got to have security ♪ have you to get out and vote ♪ they're growing big red applesdent the president the president ♪ ♪ to win the war ♪ get behind the president for 1944 ♪ >> vote slm . >> vote! ♪ >>> we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span3. tonight we show you remarks from the annual lincoln forum symposium which takes place every november in gettysburg, pennsylvania. historians joan waugh and gary gallagher answer the question, what caused the civil war? american history tv tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. >>> each week american artifacts takes viewers into museums and historic sites around the country. >> each week american artifacts takes americans through history. it's bar, off the record, is decorated with political cartoons. even the coasters are updated with

that gives you an indication what they are bringing to the big apple.e of the sad stories, she came back to oregon for her senior year and unfortunately never had that tournament run she was anticipating. >> right. all right. joe thank you so much for that and just incredible for her. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you tonight at 10:00. (beep) yello? house of the future. phil, you have two whole days to yourself. please tell me you're not gonna spend them trying to wire the house to your ipad. nope, 'cause i've already done it. (man) showers and thunder... great, now go out and see some friends. i'm headed out now. i have a third showing at that colonial. cam gave me a free pass to his gym. i am--not too bright. mm. i am-- dim! (manny laughs) honey, if you could hear yourself. promise me you'll go outside and play. miss you, too. (beep) (whooshes) phil dunphy, this is the year 2025. welcome. you're the first one here. ♪ shall we hit the waterslide first? i may just sit in the room for a bit. ugh! stop moping!

. >>> big applause in the big apple. more of this powerful video, thanking front line health care workers stretching for blocks, how new york firefighters made lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. ou're while keeping safe and discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go out! -sort of. so while you're discovering new things to do in the box, we'll be here for you... at the drive-thru, on the mobile app, and with delivery. >>> welcome back. new yorkers are showing the love to health care workers who have been treating coronavirus patients and fighting the pandemic. [ cheers and applause ] [ horns honking ] big applause there in the big apple. this is in the upper east side, cars as residents showed their thanks for medical workers and here is video from the fire department, a firefighters supporting those on the front lines, beautiful to s

so then we are down there in a big apple auditorium, and it is a big production.eos are going, and steve walks out in his jeans and black t-shirt and the whole thing, and he says, ladies and gentlemen, i'm here to announce my greatest invention of all time. app store. [laughter] and my employees who were sitting around me, you could hear them have an audible gasp. the production went on, and at the end, the auditorium emptied out and steve was at the stage at the bottom. he said, i'm going to give you a gift. well, what gift can you give me? i said i'm going to give you the , trademark for app store and the url for no charge, because thank you for everything you've done for me. he goes, well, you know it is not going to be anything. you know that app store is never really gonna work out, right? it is not going to be that big. [laughter] david: recently you said facebook is like cigarettes. what do you mean by that? marc: it is. facebook is the new cigarettes. it is bad for you. it is addictive. they should be regulated very aggressively. ♪ david: recently, you hav

over the weekend a team of ucsf nurses, 20 of them, in fact, traveled to the big apple. they'll be working for the next month at local hospitals there. curry said their act of kindness, and we agree, is amazing. >> it's unbelievable the sacrifice and selflessness and stepping up the call to serve people and go above and beyond. i just want to say we're thinking about you, praying for your health and safety and know most. >> very, very cool.rr also wish in the coming weeks, and so do we. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: good news for college grads. you might be able to get a break on your student loans. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. what borrowers need to know next. >>> first, happening now, spain is allowing some nonessential workers to return to the job today. so far only construction and factory workers are allowed back. millions of masks will also be handed out at bus and train stations around the country. the number of deaths in spain has now surpassed 17,000. we're back with more news right after the break. 4:51

the limit and the city could soon run out of lifesaving ventilators we'll get an update from the big apple also coming up stranded abroad and hundreds of thousands of e.u. citizens a face obstacles to getting home.

covid-19 hit the big apple hard. hospitals resume field and morgues were overwhelmed.er andrew cuomo entered crisis mode and issued a warning to the rest of the country. >> new york is in crisis. help new york. and then pick up, decamp, and go to the next place as this rolls across the country. corresespondent:. a prediction that -- -- . a predictioion -- correspondent: a prediction that turned out to be true. by april, early april, it was possible to deny the seriousness of the situation. >> we are in a very critical phase of the war against coronavirus. sacrifices we make over the next four weeks will have countless american lives saved. we are going to save a lot of american lives. we are in control of our own fate, very much so. correspondent: despite the sacrifices, within a week, the u.s. led the world and covid-19 debts. it still tops the grim list. confirmed infections have top one million, a milestone no one wanted to reach at a time when calls to reopen the country are growing louder. beaches in california were packed over the weekend, and several cities and

miracle didn't happen and the pray it didn't help certainly not in states like needle. 1000 hit the big apple hot hospitals were soon fill to capacity and most were. state governor andrew and crisis note and issued a warning to the rest of the country. new york is in crisis helping new york. and then pick up the cam and then go to the next place as this rolls across the country. a prediction that turned out to be train the virus spread rapidly from coast to coast by early april it was impossible to deny the seriousness of the situation. during a very critical phase of our war against the coronavirus the sacrifices we make over the next 4 weeks will have countless. american lives saved we're going to save a lot of american lives and we're in control of our own fate very much. despite the sacrifices within a week the united states let the world and 1000 deaths it still tops the growing list. confound infections are nearing that 1000000 mark a milestone that nobody wanted to reach i did time when calls to reopen the country are growing louder. beaches in california already packed at the weekend

. >>> and the tribute to the frontline workers seen over the big apple to the city of brotherly love.rning, president trump signs an order to keep meatpacking plants open. but several plants are closed due to the coronavirus outbreaks. new reaction from workers' unions. >>> plus the pug who tested positive for the virus. three humans in his house were infected, and so was winston. we hear from his owner. plus what the cdc is saying about pets and the coronavirus. >>> and how the pandemic is changing next year's oscars. it's wednesday, april 29th. >>> that shows you how serious all of this really truly is, and the fact that we don't know how next year with the oscars, which are a little -- what, ten months away or so? we don't know how those could be impacted by the coronavirus. >> they're already anticipating that awards season will be affected. granted, i probably still won't know what movies are being nominated anyways, but hey, it's nice to know. >> we will get to that all in a little bit. >>> the country has reached a bleak milestone with the number of confirmed coronavirus cases

used to bury about 25 unclaimed bodies a week is not burying that number every day so how is the big apple coping i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. we are cautiously optimistic that we're small in the infection rate that's what the numbers say that's what they are suggest to us you see a dramatic decline in those numbers and that's obviously very good news change in i.c.u. admissions is actually a negative number for the 1st time since we started this intense journey and again that's the 1st time we've seen a negative number so that's good the bad news is we continue to lose a tremendous number. and enduring great pain as a state 777 lives lost these lives lost the people who came in at that height hospitalization period and so we're losing them. also on the day where you take a look at musicians who are building bridges despite the coronavirus keeping them apart yeah. many. in the united states about 18000 people have died from the corona virus infections putting the u.s. on track to overtake italy as a country with the highest death toll but half a 1000000 americans are confir

used to bury about 25 unclaimed bodies a week is now bearing that number every day so how is the big apple coping i'm phil gale in berlin and this is the day. we are cautiously optimistic that we're strong in the infection rate cuts with a number say that's where the data suggests to us as you see a dramatic decline in those numbers and that's obviously very good news the change in i.c.u. admissions is actually a negative number for the 1st time since we started this intense journey and again that's the 1st time we've seen a negative number so that's good the bad news is we continue to lose a tremendous number. of great pain as a state 777 lives lost these lives lost the people who came in at that height hospitalization period. are we losing them. also on the day where you take a look at musicians who are building bridges despite the coronavirus keeping them out yeah. many. in the united states about 18000 people have died from the corona virus infections putting the u.s. on track to overtake italy as a country with the highest death toll but half a 1000000 americans are confirmed infected

to the university of oregon and now to the big apple. here they are in their living room in walnut creek. the point guard coming off one of the most decorated careers in ncaa history and was drafted by the new york liberty. >> i'm going to enjoy this for a couple days but i'm just excited to get out there and start working and get to know my team, get to know the coaching staff and really just get to work. >> look at her proud family behind her. ionescu was a two-time player of the year in college. she and her family sheltering at home in walnut creek. >> congratulations to her for sure. >>> coming up in our second half hour, capturing the crisis for hist recording it as it my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible, you'll wanna eat them anywhere, so don't resist! pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. powhaso let's do the rightver chanthing, today.ow. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please,

zombie companies getting bailed out with your government money how long it's going to take for the big apple to recover from the coronavirus pandemic is iraq right now stuck in a ongoing proxy war between the united states and iran. all this week we want you to know that we're going to be bringing you this special coverage of the corona virus as we've committed to with updates from all over the world and everything that you need to know to protect yourself and. your family. you know the funny thing about the corporate class in america and the reporters who cover the corporate class in america is they're constantly bragging about the free market and free market principles they talk about the virtues of capitalism they talk about the survival of the fittest they scoff at the notion of government programs like food stamps and welfare but when it comes to corporate welfare if you'll allow me to use that term like what happened after 911 what happened in 2008 with the meltdown and what certainly is happening right now or is the plan is to have it happening right now in a major scale well then the

the limit and the city could soon run out of lifesaving ventilators we'll get an update from the big apple also coming up stranded abroad and hundreds of thousands of the new citizens of face obstacles getting home as boarders close and flights are canceled is help on the way from brussels. plus the head of european football's governing body hopes domestic leagues will complete their current seasons even if it means playing without fans in the stands. i'm claire richardson thanks for joining us new york city has seen its deadliest day of the pandemic 562 people have died from covert 1000 within the space of 24 hours and with nearly 300000 deaths in the city now accounts for nearly half of all virus related fatalities in the country with hospitals facing critical shortages of medical equipment governor andrew cuomo has issued an executive order to seize critically needed supplies across the state and bring them to where they're needed most. new york city is struggling as a crop was with skyrocketing infections and a severely strained health care system friday mocked its single deadliest day

maccallum here, you may not think pizza and fashion go hand- in-hand but that is not the case in the big applea couple of business owners are teaming up to serve those on the frontlines of this pandemic. it's america together. >> my name is adam elder. i'm the owner and chef of every day hospitality and we have five restaurants, and three pizzarias we decided we would donate 20 pizzas to local hospitals and we put that on social media and we told people if they bought a pizza for donation we would match it and bring it to the hospital a well, and then it kind of started. we had a lot of people going on to our delivery site, they would buy a cheese pie for a hospital, and then we would send two out, and as of yesterday, we had delivered 3,000 pizzas to local hospitals. >> they came to us and saw what we were doing with the local hospitals and they made a nice donation, which helped us be able to go and support a bunch of nurses and doctors. >> we started vivrelle. it's a membership club that provides access to designer handbags, watches, designer jewelry, and our first donation was a soft pizza

an economy in crisis — people in parts of new york form long queues forfood as the big apple reels frome for failing to supply enough personal protective equipment to hospitals and care homes.

an economy in crisis — people in parts of new york form long queues forfood — as the big apple reelsin the week ending the 10th of april — was double the level normally expected — and the highest level for 20 years. the world heath organisation issues a stark warning

an economy in crisis — people in parts of new york form long queues forfood as the big apple reels fromandemic. the uk government remains under pressure for failing to supply enough personal protective equipment to hospitals and care homes. the world food programme issues a stark warning about the millions in regions of conflict who could starve because of covid—19. and leading artists respond to the dedication of health workers with striking portraits of some frontline staff. in just the past few hours, president trump has outlined more measures to try to curb the spread of the coronavirus and help smaller businesses hit hard by the lockdown. here in the uk the health secretary has confirmed 823 more deaths in hospitals in the past 2a hours, taking the total above 17,000. matt hancock also came under pressure to explain the problems in acquiring personal protective equipment for the uk's health workers. and the world food programme has said urgent action is needed to avoid large—scale famine in conflict zones as food supplies come under threat. more on all that in moment. first, let's

apple, this time going big on tablets. but just the apple, this time going big on tablets.ny from next to nothing to global domination left us. steve jobs, next to nothing to global domination left us. stevejobs, the biggest tech superstar of his time. also in 2011, lara joined the team and immediately went for a lie down. the trouble is i often get up at 3:30am to talk about the weather. good morning! you remember the weather, don't you? it's the thing that is outside? and in the year of wiggly robots, holographic tv and cheap costu me robots, holographic tv and cheap costume hire, we went looking for the next big thing. here it is. the truly portable smartphone viewing, this television heart. sorry, here it is. imagine wearable, bendable and colour changeable tech? the breakthrough could be a material called graphene. down there, taking rare time on his now pathological need to destroy technology. in 2012, mark demonstrated the standard tween the games consoles using the medium of the spaghetti western. special guest star, mario. and the rolling out a new universal id sch

an economy in crisis — people in parts of new york form long queues forfood — as the big apple reelspandemic. the number of deaths in england and wales — in the week ending the 10th of april — was double the level normally expected — and the highest level for 20 years. the world heath organisation issues a stark warning about the millions in regions of conflict who could starve, because of the coronavirus outbreak. and — leading artists respond to the dedication of health workers — with striking portraits of some front line staff. president trump has announced a temporary ban on immigration into the united states — he says to protect jobless americans. the ban will apply for 60 days and only affects those seeking permanent residency and not entering the united states on a temporary basis. the president promised to sign an executive order implementing the announcement into law tomorrow. our correspondent katty kay joins us from washington. the headline will be trump immigration band, but how extensive is it? yes. as we have seen before what president trump when he announces immigratio