in the american factory. —— steven bognar and julia reichert. ved as a gm plant shutdown. it had previously employed thousands in ohio, leaving many without the means to support themselves. for a year and heart, i didn't have anything. we lost our home, we lost our vehicle. american factory picks up in 2015 when hope arrives to the heartland of america in an unexpected way. a chinese billionaire came along and bought a gm plant that had been abandoned by general motors. he bought it. we we re general motors. he bought it. we were all very excited and we thought, well. this has never happened in our hometown. we are not even sure if it has happened in the us. that was so much hope. they were so us. that was so much hope. they were so much excitement forjobs finally coming back to our little town, and thenit coming back to our little town, and then it got really compensated. when i started out fuyao i was thankful, i was blessed, i wasjust on my knees thanking god that i had something. this former factory for american cars was transformed into a le

despite the culture clash that takes shape between the managers and the workers in the american factoryit reveals that there are different managerial styles between the americans and the chinese, but i think it also reveals something about capitalism and power, and that no matter what economic system you're coming from, workers are always going to get squeezed by the machine. nothing in america has changed in terms of working people working hard. what's changed in america was rich people deciding they wanted to rewrite the rules to take advantage of people. it's time to stick my neck out and try to predict which films and individuals will be going home with the top 0scar prizes. in the acting race, there are clear favourites, but that's not so in other categories. the screenplay categories are the hardest to figure out. my guess is the best adapted screenplay will go to steven zaillian for his work on the irishman. but in a year when women were shut out of the best director race, most notably greta gerwig, the academy may be inclined to compensate by giving her the adapted screenplay pr

despite the culture clash that takes shape between the managers and the workers in the american factoryture. well, i think it reveals that there are different managerial styles between the americans under chinese, but i think it also reveals something about and about power. —— capitalism and power. and that no matter what economic system you are coming from, workers are always going to get squeezed by the machine. nothing in america has changed in terms of working people working hard. what's changed in america was rich people deciding they wanted to rewrite the rules to take advantage of people. it's time to stick my neck out and try to predict which films and individuals will be going home with the top oscar prizes. in the acting race, there is a clear favourite, but that is not so in other categories. the screenplay categories are the hardest to figure out. my guess is the best adapted screenplay will go to steven zaillian for his work on the irishman. but in a year when women were shut out of the best director race, most notably greta gerwig, the academy may be inclined to compensate

american factory. she is known as the godmother of independent film.demy award alongside her co—director and partner, steven bognar. this is a historic project that will help grow this community, give people jobs and give a future to your kids and my kids. american factory is the first piece of work from the 0bama's production company, higher ground. it explores a culture clash at a former gm plant in ohio when new owners from china take over. a microcosm of the wider tensions between america and china. what we saw in the plant was that working people, like the blue—collar folks whether they were chinese or whether they were american, found ways to get along and then when the pressure came and the management and the owners started saying, started speeding things up and making things harder, then there was much more tension. this film captures the uncertainties for an american workforce that could once expect a steadyjob for life. i hope ourfilm makes you see two things. one is that workers around the world are definitely getting pushed down but also th

beverly hills got an insight into the lives of working people with the oscar anointed documentary american factorych had political themes. american documentary and others which had politicalthemes. american factory. she is known as the godmother of independent film. four—time oscar nomineejulia richert independent film. four—time oscar nominee julia richert finally scooped an academy award alongside her co—director and partner. scooped an academy award alongside her co-director and partner. this is an historic project that will help grow this community give people jobs and give a future to your kids and my kids. american factory is the first piece of work from the obamas production fat company. it explores a culture clash at a former gm plant in ohio when you owners take that make new owners take over. what we saw in the plant was that working people, like the blue—collarfolks whether they were chinese or whether they were american, found ways to get along and then when the pressure came in the management and the owners started saying, started speeding things up and making things harder, then ther

an american factory after closing general motors in the social consequences of that.e filmmakers and telling a moving story. the very human consequences of wrenching economic change. lindsay miller is with pop sugar. you deal with hollywood stop all the time. i mentioned it's a fast—moving oscars. stop all the time. i mentioned it's a fast-moving oscars. it has been without a host and they saw a bit of a ratings bump sol they saw a bit of a ratings bump so i think when you don't have a host, things to get on pretty quickly. is that a good thing? the old days, the golden days of the oscars where millions and millions of people we re millions and millions of people were watching around the world, audiences have been dwindling in recent years. it's changing, it's evolving. there is more and more media competing on some of the award shows are viewed by younger generations isa viewed by younger generations is a bit stuffy so i looking for ways to draw in younger viewers. joker hasn't won anything so far. 1917, the other favourite, it has won a couple in the technical categ

more than $85 million in book deals, $50 million netflix deal, netflix is the correct -- american factoriesh, here you go. >> working people have it >> working people have it harder these days and we (♪light musical cords) lou: michael pillsbury from the hudson institute, author of the 100 year marathon, great to have you back from europe. what are we to make of this? this is a direct threat by china to europe. >> huawei is one of the national champions, a company in china that goes beyond anything we have. an american company in which we have our entire national pride invested. that is why they think of huawei and are determined to have a showdown in brussels with the eu. i was quite a size -- surprised to hear a lot of british people who otherwise would think our national security saying we have got to make a deal with huawei or china overall. you americans are split, we hear mike pompeo and other security leaders in washington don't really speak out on the china threat and are still speaking mainly of cooperation and competition with china as opposed to a serious possibility donald trump

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documentary about american factories in chinese that also on and that interesting enough t i did not know this was produced by barack michelle obama's higher ground productions. netflix has 17 nominations for the golden globes, but only one winner, they had 7 screen actors guild nominations, but only one winner. laura dern they did have to and this is an interesting side note they had to animation films nominated. so they're trying to compete with pixar and the qualities their cause was decent. i lost my body was animation film so pictures not on call on the spate netflix is trying to become more not pull it off so to speak given maybe next year we'll see what they can put out right ask your friends, what's the buzz on netflix nobody says anything right now interesting waiting for the next big bank ok, thank you much as always right and keep the questions coming in will ask rob the question tomorrow robber dot com you can find him on facebook twitter and of course always on our website at kron 4 dot our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. so we can spend a bit today, knowi

among first-time nominees, president barack obama for the documentary "american factory." if it wins, he would be the first u.s. president with an oscar. tom, the final preparations are under way. they're adding lighting and greenery to the red carpet and this year they've done away with the bleachers. instead they'll have fan pods along the 900 feet of red carpet, tom. it's the longest red carpet in oscars history. >> that will be exciting for them. kayna, thank you so much. be sure to catch all the academy award action right here tomorrow. the oscars countdown on the red carpet beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern, and you can catch the big show here at 8:00 eastern. >>> much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the tour bus inferno. country music superstar and his crew forced to escape the flames. >>> plus, a recall alert. an infant carrier pulled over a safety hazard. what parents need to know. >>> and the massive fire at a construction site. plumes of smoke seen for miles. the concern for residents who live nearby. stay with us. live nearby. stay with us. i wou

[laughter] heather: well, the obama's netflix film if you have seen american factory, best feature linkentary and coveted best actress role for renee and brad pitt won first affect -- oscar for acting in hollywood, biggest surprise maybe eminem to wrap 2002 hit lose yourself. >> i've been cruel at times, hard to work with and i'm grateful and i think that's what where we are at our best when we support each other and not when we cancel each other out for past mistakes. >> joaquÍn phoenix getting emotional as he accepted the award for joker. >> the oscar goes to parasite. [cheers and applause] >> and the biggest winner parasite, the south korean hit is the first foreign film to ever win best picture. yeah, joaquÍn phoenix speech went a lot of different areas, so you have to watch that yourself, the time now is 11 minutes after the top of the hour, securing our borders, president trump set to ask congress for $2 billion to help build the wall, national border patrol council vice president weighs in live up next and what would you rather see happen, president trump get reelected or meteor

that has gone to a film called american factory, a documentary which has been made by barack obama andprojects since they left the white house. this is an extraordinary film. it is a fly on the wall documentary which follows the workers at a dayton, ohio, general motors factory, which closed down. a chinese company moved in, a glassmaking company, it was mostly american workers still but quite a significant crew of chinese workers as well. and the film is all about the cultural differences between the american and chinese workers. it is a fly on the wall documentary, it is an extraordinary piece of filmmaking. very simple in its style, because they went in with no preconceived ideas and managed to tell the story of these two different cultures coming together to ultimately make a coming together to ultimately makea go coming together to ultimately make a go of a business after the closure of general motors. peter, how is the ceremony going without a host for the second year in a row? well, i am nota second year in a row? well, i am not a fan of it. screaming. somebody screaming in the

american factories directors, the documentary, showing their true colors in last night's acceptance speech>> working people have it harder and harder these days. and we believe that get better when workers of the world unite. lou: i didn't think that was particularly original, did you? too joining us, former reagan white house political director, fox business contributor, michael goodwin. that sounded vaguey, i don't know, socialist? >> and obama is reportedly warning democrats against bernie sanders. a little off message, his mates on that production company. lou: can you think of anyone who won a nobel prize within a few days of taking a job and won a emmy, grammy and academy award? >> obama is going to be the door ling for the foreseeable future of hollywood if anybody cares. i certainly don't. at the end of the day their ratings were way down. it was a terrible show. lou: how can it go lower than where it has been? >> itas watching it, and every sunday -- she fell asleep halfway delight and i suffered through to the bitter end. lou: what do you make of iowa and what do you make of this

yearst know 50, 60 plus we have been allowing american corporations to go south of the whatever build their they want to build, factories and stuff. they pay literally five dollars per day. no one can live on five dollars a day. if we have a universal wage and we required american corporations to go south of the border to make their products to pay the same wage they pay in this country, if you can make $20 in el salvador and in american factory, he would have people coming from the u.s. to go there to work. host: brandon judd? guest: i will first address why people are coming here. the vast majority of individuals coming here are coming here to work. they know that there is a lot more opportunity in the united states. so they will come to the united states. there are specific driving factors that force people to leave the country. there are specific factors that cause people to cross the border illegally. the main factor is we have the best country in the world, in my opinion. we have more opportunity then you will see throughout the world. people are going to want to come here. we want to see people come here legally,

american factories directors, the documentary, showing their true colors in last night's acceptance speechnd harder these days. and we believe that things will get better when workers of the world unite. lou: i didn't think that was particularly original, did you? too joining us, former reagan white house political director, fox business contributor, michael goodwin. that sounded vaguey, i don't know, socialist? >> and obama is reportedly warning democrats against bernie sanders. a little off message, his mates on that production company. lou: can you think of anyone who won a nobel prize within a few days of taking a job and won a emmy, grammy and academy award? >> obama is going to be the door ling for the foreseeable future of hollywood if anybody cares. i certainly don't. at the end of the day their ratings were way down. it was a terrible show. lou: how can it go lower than where it has been? >> it can't. my wife was watching it, and every sunday -- she fell asleep halfway delight and i suffered through to the bitter end. lou: what do you make of iowa and what do you make of this firm

two would have made good hosts, the obamas even score if r their own oscar for netflix film american factory: and brad pitt taking home his first oscar for acting for once upon in a time in hollywood. >> also joaquÍn phoenix showing a lot of emotion accepting the award for best actor for his really incredible role into joker. >> i've been cruel at times, hard to work with, and i'm grateful and i think that's what when we are at our best when we support each other and not when we cancel each other out for past mistakes. jillian: bit of a surprise eminem jumped on stage to rap hit lose yourself. coming up carley shimkus with hay lights -- highlights of the night. jillian: minnesota getting hammered with snow over the weekend. rob: take a look at this, southern states seeing their first snow of the season, wow, look at that, georgia, video near atlanta, that's beautiful down south, the storm system sweep ago cross the country expecting to cause a messy monday commute, janice is here to talk a little bit about that that got all the way down to georgia. >> we have more -- they've had more snow ou

the thing that is really distressing me is this american factory movie that the above is produced, itout a chinese billionaire who buys a shuttered factory and reopens it, that is something to be looked up to and excited about. so they gave an award to that at the same time you have an economy in a president that is focused on driving the chinese out of american industry, and letting america drive its own economy. it is an amazing moment. >> laura: josh gad took the stage with this done. >> animated movies are left everywhere, in fact, frozen to or is climate change deniers call it not frozen to has been dubbed in 45 different leg which, which means there are so many great versions of elsa. for instance, canadian also is basically the same but with health care. >> laura: tom, i don't even know who that is. i have never seen that person. >> he is the voice of al all off the snowman and frozen. he's been funny, but he does need a new writer. >> laura: may be some of obama's speech writers wrote some of the jokes of the authors? i believe they had a few joke writers there, i don't know i

american factory up for best feature documentary. of course you can watch 92nd oscars today. coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. only on abc 7. don't miss it. >>> now to developing news back in the bay this morning. san francisco police investigating a shooting involving off duty fbi agent. what we know so far is it happened after 11:30 on ashberry street near haight. they shot a man. details of what led up to the shooting have not been released this morning. police asking anyone with information to contact the department. >>> we want to get you the very latest on the coronavirus which we know know has killed more people than the sars virus in the 2000s. in the bay area it failed to put a everyone todayer on the biggest lunar celebration outside of china. responsible for the deaths of 811, including one american. more than 37,000 people infected and that number is still growing. according to cdc, 12 people have tested positive for the virus in the u.s. 100 more americans are under investigation. according to the "new york times," the rate of new infecti infections each day at the s

is there any effort to re-tool american factories to kind of bring us back to a place where we are notnt on a country that hates us. >> one of the first things the trump administration did in 2017 was to look at this issue of the vulnerability of american supply chains. about how goods got to the u.s. and what we could do about it. and, you know, when you think about a number of things that the trump administration has done from the section 301 tariffs to other things, these were really intended to disengage the u.s. from china to reduce that vulnerability. as and you know it's not just antibiotics which is a critical item but so many others as you go down the line. we are going to see this in this coronavirus epidemic. if this continues longer than most people think, and i think it will continue for quite some time. we will start to run out of some critical items, everyday items. we are going to show how foolish it was to outsource american industry to a country that abhors us. >> tucker: this is a massive national security problem that has received not enough attention. gordon, thank

american factory is up for best feature documentary.bc7 news anchor dion lim is in hollywood right now for us, and she will have more on red carpet preparations coming up in the next half hour. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, the final push in new hampshire. how the democratic presidential candidates are trying to gain an edge with voters ahead of the granite state's primary. >>> pg&e has a new plan for those proactive power outages. what the utility says we can expect in the future. >>> and more oscars coverage coming up. the achievement that makes the nominated tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending

"whoa, oh. [ laughter ] last night the movie "american factory" won best documentary.s actually produced by barack and michelle obama. and now some other political candidates have announced that they're making their own movies to compete in next year's oscars >> steve: oh >> jimmy: yeah for example, mike bloomberg is making one called, "i could buy ford and ferrari." [ laughter ] joe biden is making one called "the irishman i fought at a pool hall in 1956. [ laughter and applause bernie sanders is making one called "hair-asite." [ laughter ] and finally, president trump is making one called "third marriage story." [ audience oohs [ cheers and applause wow. some 2020 news yesterday at a campaign event in new hampshire, joe biden called a woman a, "lying, dog faced pony soldier." most people didn't know what it meant, but it turns out it's a a reference from a john wayne movie. so that ought to bring in the youth vote [ laughter ] well this is going viral yesterday in new hampshire a a group of young supporters sang joe biden a version of a backstreet boys song with his

happening in america today record unemployment, record unemployment for all types of americans, investment, factoriesoming back from overseas, record unemployment and to say socialism is something that is insane makes no sense to me. it makes no sense to most americans. shannon: the same poll shows bernie sanders head to head ahead of the president but we just came to the acquittal for the president, you're in the middle of a potential recall battle, folks don't like the decisions you're making about cutting back, the way money is being spent. what you make of this political environment. to your folks have a legitimate gripe in alaska? are we in a new age of everything is partisan? >> there is similarity to the president, folks that never wanted me to win and when the people of alaska spoke a number of folks in the previous administration wanted to accept to this. they began recall process two months into my term. you have a four year term as governor of alaska. most people would want to give the governor an opportunity, we have budgetary issues in alaska, most alaskans understand that but it is a wa

the oscar for best feature length documentary has gone to "american factory," the first documentary leasedt a rack and michelle obama's production company. he congratulated the filmmakers about i tweet tonight. now back to "dateline." o "datel. >>> it looked like a burglary gone bad. denise, mother and missionary, brutally shot and killed in her parents home where she and her family had been living. >> typical scenario, robberies happening in peoria. this one just happens to be a lot worse? >> it's not typical as far as a burglary results in a murder. it doesn't happen very often. >> this was an odd one. detectives needed to know more about denise and began questioning her family. including nathan, her husband of 17 years. >> you talking to us and cooperating with us is the best information that we can get. >> we want to talk to the people closest to her first to figure out what makes her tick, what is her routine like. >> did you start to think that someone may have targeted denise? >> well, you know, we didn't know. you know, nathan, he's going to be our best witness. you know, you're li

we need american factories in america. then we will not be panicked, because there is no excuse.he common cold is coronavirus. why in the world are we getting panicked over this? i think donald trump did the right thing. i think the democrats are politicizing. host: roger, warren, michigan. your turn. inler: i have no confidence this guy sitting in the white house right now. never, never trust a person who speaks of themselves in the third party all the time. it is incredible. how can they continue doing this? how can they be blinded by this hideousy.ous see -- he knows more than the generals. mr. president, and i use that term loosely, why don't you get into one of the laboratories and create an antiviral for this particular disease, since you are so brilliant. the people who would vote for you are the same ones who over 2000 years ago were screaming the name arata's -- the name barabbas. jeff, democratic color. caller: i have no faith in donald trump. the reason for that is, you cannot trust their word of a habitual liar. what is america going to do if he decides now, it is not

yearst know 50, 60 plus we have been allowing american corporations to go south of the whatever build their they want to build, factories stuff. they pay literally five dollars per day. no one can live on five dollars a day. if we have a universal wage and we required american corporations to go south of the border to make their products to pay the same wage they pay in this country, if you can make $20 in el salvador and in american factory, he would have people coming from the u.s. to go there to work. host: brandon judd? guest: i will first address why people are coming here. the vast majority of individuals coming here are coming here to work. they know that there is a lot more opportunity in the united states. so they will come to the united states. there are specific driving factors that force people to leave the country. there are specific factors that cause people to cross the border illegally. the main factor is we have the best country in the world, in my opinion. we have more opportunity then you will see throughout the world. people are going to want to come here. we want to see people come here legally, not

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it will have an effect on china and other countries in the world, including american factories.he other thing is, china is not shipping the items that they're supposed to be shipping here. i reported this last week, i was talking with one of my sources in in the hospital industry, they ordered things like plastic gloves and masks, supposed to be coming from china, china is turning the ships around saying we need the products here. >> we need them. maria: there's that as well. our hospitals in the u.s. are waiting on these important products. >> other countries want to protect themselves. they want to buy masks. they can't get them at all. the point you make about pharmaceutical products is very important. of the active ingredients in american pharmaceutical products, something on the order of 60 to 70% of the active ingredients come from other parts of the world ment china is one supplier, india is another, israel, ireland. maria: that's exactly wa what i said yesterday. >> you're exactly right. the supply chain in pharmaceuticals and in electronics is even greater. maria: i don

laura dern won for "marriage story" and american factory w won -- that has something to do with the obamas. >> it was fascinating. >> disney, cgi won four trophies i saw "the irishman" in the theaters and i wanted to see those four guys. i liked it for 3 1/2 hours i liked it i thought it was good. now it's on netflix. i said, you know what, i'm going -- it's a saturday, i think i'm going to watch it again. i watch about a half hour and i said, i can't do this. >> it's a tough commitment. >> so, it came with a lot of fanfare, it's going to win everything by the time we got to the oscars, people -- it wasn't even in the running for best picture. >> it was too long. >> it's as long as a football game and people watch nothing -- >> i knew nothing was going to happen even when i wait till the end. >> we know it's bad for net flis fliction but on a net basis all the u.s. studios got blanked because "parasite" was not u.s. distributed. >> have you seen "parasite"? >> no. >> i have seen it. it is bonkers. it is. but did you -- while you were watching it, didn't you think, i didn't expect this >> a

highlighted the real problems in our communites as transformeds being automation.yes by americans now know that if you go to a factoryn michigan, you do not find wall-to-wall immigrants doing work. you find robots. we talked about the fourth industrial revolution. this is a topic no one wanted to touch until we made it happen. universal basic income has become part of the mainstream conversation. we increased it's popular democrats 66% of voters 18-34. eradicationed the of poverty. that is thanks to all of you are here tonight. tonight is not the outcome we fought so hard to achieve. it is bitterly dissapointing for be. of us, but it shouldn't many people told me, your campaign helped me out of the depression. thank you. working on this campaign has made me a better person. i met my significant other because of you. your campaign brought my family together. your campaign got me excited about politics for the first time. i am so proud of this campaign and what we are cops together. we have touched and improved millions of lives and moved this country we love so much in the right direction. you know i am the math guy.

with many chinese factories now shuttered, american businesses feeling the squeeze. including tech companies, like apple, which assembles its iphones in china. warning earlier this month of a temporary iphone shortage. and sales slowing there. and retailers like nike, when produces about 25% of its shoes and apparel in china. also hard-hit, airlines, like delta, united and american. the industry forecast to lose nearly $28 billion this year as consumers cut back on travel. the virus now spreading into at least 32 countries worldwide. creating anxiety over the growing impact it could have on the global economy. >> until we get some clarity, we're going to continue to see this uncertainty and this volatility in our markets. >> could be a rough few weeks ahead. rebecca jarvis live on wall street tonight.rebecca, the fea street to main street. and you've heard from small business owners throughout the country? >> reporter: that's right, david. i've heard from a dozen american small business owners who manufacture their products in china and then sell them here. and they'

. >> julia like hart director of american factory about abandoned factory in ohio that gets restoreds also the first film from the obama's production company higher ground. it won best documentary. the former president tweeted his congratulations to julia and steven, the filmmakers behind personal factory for telling such a complex looking story about the very human consequences of wrenching economic change. glad to see two talented and down right good people take home the oscar for higher ground's first release. as you said in the intro, workers of the world unite is a line from the communist manifesto and that quickly became a top trending topic on twitter. i learned that yesterday through twitter. i didn't know. steve: who knew? >> this twitter user says oh good communist manifesto thrown into the oscars. any of these people knew basic history, they might figure out just how many millions of innocent people have died as a result of ideology based on that mantra. embrace socialism but thrive on capitalism. she does have cancer and going through chemotherapy. we have to wish her, of

reporting this morning that the president plans to invoke the defense production act to call on american factorieskly produce these masks. meantime the cdc is expected to send more test kits to california which only has about 200 of them left. this is crucial. as the northern california woman who mysteriously got the virus without ever going to china wasn't tested for it for four days despite requests from hospital staff. california is also at the center of a whistleblower complaint which claims health and human services sent employees to evaluate those hundreds of americans rescued from china without the proper protective gear. the department says it is looking into it. and last night, vice president mike pence, who is heading the country's response assured sean hannity that the threat is low at home thanks to the president. >> the reality is that because of the actions of president trump took last month, literally ending travel, closing borders people coming in from china, establishing a quarantine process. setting up a task force. if the president hadn't taken those unprecedented steps. >> they

record unemployment, record unemployment for all types of americans and all groups of americans and investments. factoriesback to america from overseas, i mean, record unemployment and for folks to say that socialism, it makes no sense to me and i think that makes no sense to most americans. >> shannon: it shows that bernie sanders had to head of the president for now and i want to ask you just coming to the tweet and the acquittal for the president of the senate, you are in the middle of the recall title and the decisions that you're making about cutting back the budget the way that money is being spent. would you think about the political and fo environments? are we just in the new age where everything is partisan? >> i think their similarities with the president and there were folks that never wanted to run and folks that never wanted me to win. when the people of alaska spoke, there's a number of folks in the previous administration who won't accept this. they began a recall process a mere two months into my term. we have a four-year term as governor of alaska and most people i believe would want to g

buttigieg: i believe in american boldness because of my guidingce governing, the city once called dying, out of the shadows of our empty factories and into a brighter future. [applause] and i believe in american belonging because of an experience you are part of right here tonight. looking out at you and remembering how it felt to be an indiana teenager, wondering if you would ever belong in this world. wondering if something deep inside him meant that he would forever be at the outsider, that he would never wear uniform, never be excited to know love. now that teenager is standing ,efore you a veteran, american happily married and one step closer to becoming the next president of the united states! [cheers and applause] that is the america we are building. that is the america so many tonight.ans chose if you are ready to build an defined byfe belonging, this is our chance. if you are ready to build an american future defined by unity in the face of our greatest challenges, this is our chance. [applause] andith hoping our hearts fire in our bellies, we are going on to new hampshire, on to the nomination, and on to chart a new co

reuters is reporting that the president plans to invoke the definition production act to call on american factoriesickly produce these masks. the president says they are working tirelessly to fight the virus. >> we are ordering a lot of supplies. we are ordering a lot of elements that frankly we wouldn't be ordering unless it was something like this. but, we're ordering a lot of different elements of medical. we are working on cures and we are getting some very good results. as you know, they are working as rapidly as they can on a vaccine for the future. >> well, the markets will need more help than that stocks suffered the biggest weekly losses since the financial crisis of 2008. back to you. pete: aishah, thank you very much. speaking of those markets. let's bring the guy who knows the most of it. state of our university varney who hosts varney and company on fox business. have you had a busy, busy week no commercial breaks for you. >> three days ru running no commercial breaks. pete: we have seen the crash this week what do you make of it. >> i call that rolling crash. i want to add one thing h