their kids so it's been hard for us to set such boundary avis before a lot of us were forced to work from home people like the idea of it but it doesn't always work does it one of the limitations for productive activity for companies when people are all working from home and not physically in touch with each other. right i mean ideally you know as you mentioned for many years people have been pushing for more flexible not only work schedules but being able to have that ability to work from home in the area and i do think that it is good option for some people for some companies and something employees but in this particular scenario where everyone has and has to make the abrupt shift it has become more difficult for a sub manager to really be may think that the environment that you're free to create when everyone is physically in front of them yes they can have conference video meetings and all of that but it's still not the same sort of. emotional maybe even and professional conduct that you have to be seeing them safe to say but on the other end of the spectrum there are some folks

same impact in the same way so but overall it's been very positive positive for you ever since to avis as well what do you have to do have you learnt anything from it well you know i am an relatively speaking a fortunate position because not from your part of my business on the very beginning had been online. it has always been a strategy of my business was sure that i had an online aspect and so i am work for others who are sort of delving into the play for for the 1st time now however i shall in hans not the client who are having to make this transition right now and they are experiencing problems with the city they're experiencing problems with focus they are experiencing problems with that how do you manage people remotely i mean is a very different thing than if you're right not all of them don't want this so for those who are just now beginning to make this transition from how they do business and how they lead me on this can be a rather significant transition so it is what rules do we set for ourselves what ground rules do we now have to set when working from home. for me i thin

avie tevanian. >> avie tevanian had been head of software at apple and was one of jobs' closest friendsie learned about elizabeth holmes and theranos. >> when you find these ideas that can cut across everything, it's huge. and so clearly if this could be made to work, then it was going to be hugely impactful. >> was she selling you on the mission of theranos? how did she come across? >> she was definitely selling me on a vision for what she wanted to do in this realm of blood testing and making it something that was much more accessible than it's ever been. >> so you joined the board. >> joined the board. >> his involvement attracted others from apple to join theranos like ana arriola, who had helped design the iphone. >> the opportunity was altruistic, it was potentially humankind-changing and i was very curious. unfortunately i left 15,000 shares at apple but c'est la vie. >> ana might have left apple, but to her surprise, she certainly did not leave all of steve jobs behind. >> elizabeth was very curious about steve's attire, and i explained to her that he was inspired by sony's heri

liz: avi, it's a virtual army. you and all the 3d printers around the world have amassed and as we say good-bye, hold up that 3d knitted mask one more time so our viewers can see, as we thank you. we totally appreciate you coming up and being able to do that. let us know when it is finally approved and we will be thrilled to have you back. thank you so much. >> thank you, liz. liz: we are going commercial-free for the second half hour. yes, there it is. amazing. commercial-free. we are now down 1,007 points, the s&p lower by 125. the nasdaq is suffering in particular here, down 4.75%. we are coming right back. the stay at home stockpiling movement sending one grocery giant to the top of the market charts at this final hour of trade. we'll be right back. sorry. are we going to break or no? okay. commercial free right now. kroger is one of the big winners on the s&p. intraday it is up just 1%. that's now considered a big winner on the s&p these days. we are seeing sales rising at kroger 30% in just the month of march

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you've got avis getting swamped in the tide, down about 6.33%. >>> i want to kind of take a far left turn here. it's kind of a weird way to do this, but look at this. this is a company that makes titleist governmelf balls, golf equipment. the company has been cut to a sell and the price target dropped on the view the company will not see a full recovery this year. acushnet is standing at $23.65. >>> big blue in the red after ibm's first quarter report came out yesterday after the bell. the company withdrew its 2020 annual forecast but it also missed on the top line number so that stock is down about 3.5%. >>> let's get to this oil fallout. it's really acting as a catalyst for other commodity drops, pressing investors to sell anything they are able to sell, particularly to cover their losses. they are turning to gold once again. gold stocks are losing quite their luster. tracking the price of the precious metal, we have anglo gold and gold fields, everybody is down. anglo gold down .25%. freeport getting hit 7%. >>> let's get to this situation with uso, the massive oil exchange-traded

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. >> now, there will also be a make-up wedding they hope in october in tel aviv with avi's family we asked how he was going to keep all the different anniversary dates straight. he said he would stick with the anniversary of their first date. ken? liz? >> good plan, thank you andrea, love that story. >>> switching gears, a report published by the world health organization suggests a bay area bio-tech firm's experimental anti-viral may not be the magic pill to treat covid-19. according to a draft document on a clinical trial in china, gilead's remdizover doesn't improve patient's condition or reduce viral load but did cause significant side effects. gilead told cnbc resulteds are inconclusive because the study was cut short early due to low enrollment. >>> up next the study presented by the trump administration that could be key to killing the virus. >>> our most striking observation to date. >> let michigan declare bankruptcy. let illinois declare bankruptcy. let california declare bankruptcy. . >>> and a suggestion from the senate majority leader of the united states that has new yo

jessica: the avi kids, getting a break in their school day to pick up their meals. daniel: it takes a burden off my chest, knowing they are going to be having a lunch because the school is providing them, it's awesome. jessica: more than 80 percent of milwaukepublic school kids live in poverty, every day, more people are showing up, families, in need of help. pressure mounting by the day for lwaue public schools superintendent keith posley, trying to ensu all of his students get the educational materials, and nutrition that >> what students are we missing, what students are not able to come here and how do we get to those students and families, to jessica:m to improve their life. with the need for meals tripling in just the first few weeks, volunteeng to come in. >> when i heard we were doing this, i said sign me up. >> i am constantly with emails and text messages, how can we help, we're doing this to help, we're getting involved, how can we get involved. jessica: back in the kitchen, another shift, done for the day. while trying to stay healthy, many here say, the

. >> delusional to make statements li avy o testingis say the aren't doing our job is just absolutely false. >> officials in 12 states tell abc news they are confident they can begin opening by may 1st. the rest say it's too soon to tell or wouldn't give a target date. mike pence says we're conducting about 150,000 coronavirus tests in the united states daily. kumasi, back over to you. >> thank you, jobina. >>> happening this morn, a california state lawmaker is leading a charge to make sure state funding is being used appropriately. represents part of san francisco and san mateo counties and looking like the california's rainy day emergency fund may need to act like a more rainy day season. et to start at 10:00 this eng morning with social distancing restrictions. >>> in washington, congress is working on a federal emergency spending bill to get billions of dollars flowing again. the loan for small businesses ran out a few days ago. andrea has more with the crucial negotiations happening today. >> reporter: america's businesses are taking a big hit. many about to close for good. >> t

from a little-known victorianon cook, avis crocombe. today a youtube channel is dedicated to her.millions of fans. take a look. >> hello, you are here rather early, just in time to help with the lord and lady's breakfast. i am about to make bacon and onion roly-poly putting. it is savory and ideal for the servant's hall here at audley end. it is the kind of dish i grew up with. anchor: that makes me hungry. misses crocombe was brought toy lifestoric interpreters. the actress joins me from her home. yoi can seare not in costume. you have been playing misses mr crocombe for about a decade. did you expect she would become a cult hero?>> popular she has been.es how anchor: how did you get the idea to do videos playing her? >> it was english herthage who drove idea. they were keen to put the history online, which you can see today. they wanted to make theirub yochannel more diverse with cooking as well as weapons and castles and stately homes. it was to add another layer to it. anchor: do you actually do the cooking and those videos yourself? >> i do 90% of t cooking myself, yes. we do

avi would love to enlightened coordination from the center for the whole country.ause free movement within the united states, itd is h have 50 different plans. absent really clear federal idance, what you are seeing is groups of states in the northeast, in the midwest now, and in the pacific northwest forming their own compactso how to coordinate this opening process. laura: america needs more testing if it is going to get back to work. is there an economic opportunity there for the federal government to lead? >> yes. there is legislation in the sena that is $25 billion or $30 billion for teing. we made testing free. a is not a constraint on person getting it that is financial, you just cannot get the test. so making more of them available absolutely is going to require more resources. and the rate of return on any dollars spent on testing is enormous. probably the highest rate of return you can get on any investment in the u.s. economy today. laura: the depth of this economic contraction has been so swift and so deep. how long do you think it is going to take for

thanks for being with us avis us on the eating that's how things are looking so far tonight but don't forget we have got plenty of updates for you today on our website and social media pages so i will have a look at that when you can. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by strong personal those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. humanity is on the edge of a precipice thanks to continuing destruction of the natural world. we just seem larry alarm goes out to see could losing much of a later period. where you have the people who hate. the movie and you can't hold up. the but. i think that all of the war. or that the bottom line is. only dealing with him you mustn't stand same.

vice president pence, who idagainst itico avy he underestimated the virus, leaving the country unprepared and costing lives. >> i don't believe the president has ever belittled the threat of the coronavirus. >> reporter: but well into february, when health officials were issuing warnings about the virus, mr. trump was downplaying the danger it posed. >> it looks like by april, you know, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away. i hope that's true. >> reporter: and contrary to vice president pence's claim that the c.d.c. predicted in january that there would be a low risk to americans, we know that the u.s. intelligence community warned in the same month of the grave threats we are watching play out now. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, weijia, thank you. joining us now is dr. anthony fauci, the country's top infectious disease doctor, and member of the white house coronavirus task force. dr. fauci, thank you for joining us. i want to ask you about that model that you presented at the white house, because it says even with total mitigation, there will be at least 1

wars to stop charging rent for housing but one multi-billion euro firm has launched onto the idea to avi das is refusing to pay rent all its stores in germany because of the current lockdown on politicians are furious peter oliver reports stay at home to save lives as being the all encompassing mantra of this pandemic but for those that can't work from home well it has meant losing their jobs for some than having to rely on state benefits for one of the world's largest sports money factures it's made them well refusing to pay rent for some of the stores they've been forced to close off or adi da says done and it's drawing fire from the german government it's indecent and then acceptable if financial district firms now just stop paying their rents. the brands famed for their 3 strike design made over $3000000000.00 in profits last year and they're being accused of trying to save a quick buck in times of crisis with some european leaders saying they're not going to buy the dust products ever again us responded by saying they weren't the only ones but that appropriate arrangements had been

the number of new corona virus infections in japan continues to grow japanese prime minister shinzo avi declared a state of emergency to stop the spread of the virus the state of emergency was enacted for tokyo and 6 other perfect which account for about 44 percent of japan's population measures gives these more power to order citizens to stay at home and close businesses that will last for one months the japanese government also adopted the country's largest ever economic stimulus package worth more than $900000000000.00. so what does the state of emergency mean in concrete terms the question we asked correspondent. in tokyo. it means that the governors have the authority to call on people to stay home and hopelessness is too close. and they don't care they can't give any penalties and it's not like a european style look though so to speak so people are so free to move it's still basically loyalists a very strong appeal and. if you compared to europe the situation here is very different much less restrictive it's much more like a regular life and i'm hoping that with the state her maje

the possible spread of the virus in a densely populated shanty town in mumbai that's after the that avi slum reported its 1st day from the virus and brazil has reported the 1st corona virus case among its indigenous population a woman from the kama ethnic group in the amazon rainforest has tested positive. well more than half a 1000000 people in europe have now been infected with the coronavirus european union chief on the line and other leaders have criticized the lack of solidarity and coordination among member states now on the vine says the e.u. bill rolled out a huge relief program comparable to the e.u. rescue fund for europe after world war 2 many are calling. for some old. man well i think the human genome but it should be the marshall plan they knocked together as the european union for the european people the commission will provide loans to those members that need then to strengthen their time work schemes if teams know and our plans for the european union well let's get more from v.w. brussels correspondent. you'll talk us through what this new marshall plan what's in it and

. >> delusional to make statements li avy o testingis say the aren't doing our job is just absolutely. >> officials in 12 states tell abc news they are confident they can begin opening by may 1st. the rest say it's too soon to tell or wouldn't give a target date. mike pence says we're conducting about 150,000 coronavirus tests in the united states daily. kumasi, back over to you. >> thank you, jobina. >>> happening this morn, a california state lawmaker is leading a charge to make sure state funding is being used appropriately. represents part of san francisco and san mateo counties and looking like the california's rainy day emergency fund may need to act like a

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avis crocombe was the cook at an english stately home in the late 19th century.s take a look. hello. you are here rather early. just in time to help with lord and lady ray brooks breakfast. so we must get on. i'm about to start making bacon and onion roly—poly pudding. it's a cheap, savoury putting, and ideal for the servants all here. it's the kind of dish that i grew up eating. mrs crocombe is brought to life by english heritage and a team of historical interpreters. she is played by kathy hipperson, whojoined me from her home in norfolk county, in eastern england — and i asked her if she ever thought her character would become a cult hero. i had no idea. i think we were all taken for how popular she has been. how did you get the idea to do videos playing her? i think it was, well it's english heritage that drove the idea and they were keen to make some of the history online as you can see today. and they wanted to make their youtube channel a little bit more diverse with cooking as well as weapons and castles and stately homes. so to add another layer to it i

despite the warning of a resurgence industrial facilities have been opened out of syria's ambassador avi is in toronto and says been an increase in the number of people out on the streets the last 24 hours we've seen 158 new reported deaths from the corona virus this is the largest it's been in recent days we've also seen a 22560 new cases so that is lower in terms of overall infection rate that we've been we've seen in the recent days but the numbers are staying steady and this is happening at a time when the nauru's holiday period has ended and what we're seeing on the streets of tehran is that people are beginning to come out of their homes they are beginning to return to work there is more traffic on the roads people are opening shops and businesses despite the fact the government state or stay at home order or stay at home suggestion to its people remains in place the health ministry has said that this is a worrying sign that they understand that people need to go back to work that they need to continue to carry on with their lives to be able to make money to pay their rent to be ab

avi right back with the rest of my interview with howie hawkins. it is now a time in america for the sort of the workers who are making minimum wage they can't survive they have to have 2 or 3 minimum wage jobs they're rising up they're going on strike. so one of the. play won't be much higher wages long. i can't show you my face but i'm going to teach you my story in 9093 this man was sentenced to death. charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody the magic your back for the week he said of the 23. i doubt that i. have. confined within 4 gray walls. using. to help him to leave defense room. welcome back i'm still in camp and here is the rest of my interview with presidential candidate. why do you feel a green party has had so much trouble getting a toehold over the decades not not just on the presidential level but there's not even a green in congress why is that. when we have got $150.00 greens elected around the country and it's more nearly 3rd party since the socialists be

avis laboratories has suspended guidance because of uncertainty caused by the coronavirus.the latest quarter, sales were weakest at the company diagnostic unit. that is likely to change. abbott is introducing three coronavirus tests. one will tell if you have recovered from the disease. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. guy: let's take a look at what is happening with the markets in europe. we are off our lows. author highs as well. equities in europe higher first thing this morning. they did more yesterday. needs bearing in mind. volatility coming down relatively sharply over the last few days. we are seeing tighter and tighter ranges, which is in some ways good, some ways good, someways bad. if you are a traitor at morgan stanley -- a trader at morgan stanley, it is going to make things more complicated. in terms of where we are seeing the sector story today in europe, we've got technology, health care, food and beverage. a more defensive bias when it comes to the stoxx story from a sector point of view. oil and gas is trading down by nearly 2% today. we are s

study just from a few weeks ago that suggests when people are talking and singing, air sal avied coul be transferred. i think i've answered the question, and i think the president made it clear physician hs to study this. i think i've made it clear this was a musing as you describes, but i want us to move on, to be able to get information to the american people that can help them protect each other and also help them understand how devastating this virus is to different age groups and different symptoms and different more dbiditie morbidities. >> did that make it every better? >> reporter: it confirms everything we've been hearing from aides and evenfrett w if the president wag he was supposed to be giving information to the american people. people who are scared, depressed, in their homes. they know they've lost their jobs. they're just trying to figure out what is going on. that leads to a larger question why exactly it was he got this information as we know about 15 minutes before the briefing. and then was pondering it onstage in front of cameras. we've heard from aides and allies

you got hertz, you have avis, you have all these car companies, all these rental car companies that are saying they're down they're going to be selling cars like crazy i don't think gm's going to do well >> tim, schlumberger >> i'm going to trade it look how it performed today with oil down 7%. they cut their dividend by 84% they've gone out of their way to let you know where they have realed in capex. this is the case where you priced in enormous destruction and at this point the stock actually has the cashflow, the stock is the most efficient player rig counts have been cut massively. the sector is not going to get rosie on you over night. it's what it's traded this thing down to, i think you can own schlumberger here. i think it reinforces that view. i trade it >> have i miss traded or faded >> darden is the next one. trade it or fade it? >> i think you fade it here, the stock has gotten destroyed without a lot of visibility about their business going-forward. but it has a huge run off the lows here. listen, i just take a much more pessimistic view of the economy here, i think this i

you follow along fantastic dividend avi is acquiring allergan.at business long term, but right now doctors are loath to do nonessential procedures which includes cosmetic surgery and botox. wrinkles or crow's feet for the duration there are worse hardships but it's putting a wrinkle in abbvie's numbers big breakup/merger with raytheon i heard someone on the street this morning ever since the initial coronavirus outbreak in china, the division has been an albatross around its neck. now united technologies and raytheon have emerged giving you premium space and defense contract unfortunately that's not as great as it used to be because aerospace is a bear market now air conditioning business that had been so red hot when there was a lot of construction. there's not a lot of construction the year of covid suddenly otis is the one division i like because it's focused on china. now that they've beaten covid they have the strongest economy in the world, save maybe taiwan. it's insane. finally, the recession-proof stock that i think the world of. and i'm

sounding the arm that sailors on board the uss theodore roosevelt were the acting secretary of the us avys defending the commanders removal. >>accusing him of of e get out. >>tt >>was jim acostareporting for us by the way captain crozier is originally from santa rosa tonight, bay area congresswoman jackie spear requested that acting navy secretary thomas, modly resigned saying quote sailors and their families deserve ciilian leadership that they can trust mobley's mismanagement othe covid-19 outbreak on board the uss theodoreroosevelt has irreparably undermine trust in his ability to lead and furth undermine morale and troop readiness. >>new york has been the epicenter ofthe pandemic in this couny. the number of cases and aths there continues to rise vernor andrew cuomo emphasize the importance of a lly operational health care system. >>the challenge is to make sure that we don't anyone who could have been saved if our health care system was operating shortly. don't lose anyone who you could save. a legimate ambitious goal of government. we have done so far. that we ve done so far have we

. >> reporter: in this virus war room, retired colonel avi cohen, who spent three decades in cyber warfareerrorists is now trying to stop a deadly disease from spreading. the red dots on this screen are confirmed coronavirus cases, 2,300 so far. >> you can see that building with the yellow tag. it's a building that has an infected guy inside the building. if you contain the building and you contain it inside the apartment and you give them what you need and you talk with them so it won't spread outside of this. >> reporter: sounds straightforward, but like the amish in america, families here don't have tvs, the internet, or smartphones, and they don't trust the government. dire health warnings simply weren't getting through. so they started spreading the word using loudspeakers. despite a deep distrust of the military here, soldiers kept people in their homes not by force but by becoming caretakers, delivering food to families, earning goodwill. and they tested, bringing families without cars to the testing site by ambulance. more than 10,000 tests in this community so far. then there was

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florida john >> caller: thanks for taking my call about a month and a half ago you were talking about avi bristol myers as being pretty good investments bristol myers has done pretty well ave doesn't look attractive. >> adve went down. they're elective, buying all allergan everything plummeted because of covid. i didn't see covid coming, my bad. it remains a good stock and in my charitable trust. >>> let's go to paul in ohio, paul >> caller: hello, jim, thanks for taking my call a little subdued booyah to you with what's going on in the world and in the market. it was a good day for long's i'd like to get your opinion on claire based analytics they're not a drug company, they are trying to get involved in searching for a cure of the coronavirus. >> they're a research firm they do scientific analysis. i wouldn't do more work on that because i hadn't thought of it as a covid play. there are so many companies trying to do the right thing let me see if it's worth buying on that. typically it's not, but let's check it out >>> let's go to raj in new jersey raj. >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah.

it's feared the virus could quickly spread through what's thought to be asia's largest slum, dhar—avid there. the infected man's home has been sealed off, and dozens of people quarantined. more than 300 cases have been detected in maharashtra state and 13 people have died. the bbc‘s mayuresh konnour reports. mumbai is the financial capital of india and, obviously, one of the most popular cities in the country, but dharavi is the highly densely populated area in the city. over 1.5 million people reside in just over 600 hectares of land. it is that populous, that dense. so, now the challenge for the administration is to find out how many high—risk contacts are there in this slum area, to find them out, to isolate them and test them and, if they come back positive, then quarantine them, but that is a huge, mammoth task. this is 0utside source, live from the bbc newsroom. the coronavirus is devastating economies around the world. in the us, unemployment claims have surged to a record—breaking 6.6 million. and spain recorded its highest ever monthly increase in unemployment. 3.5 million pe

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president trump telling the u.s. .avy any iranian gunboats opec-plus may need to do more. tong u.s. shale do more on the supply side to make a dent on this market. do they have a point? it does not matter how much opec does, u.s. shale really needs to come in and cut production. is that now inevitable? a lot of people are saying what we are seeing now is the start of the end, and the end of the u.s. shale revolution. shale isink u.s. already starting to come down. a number of wells have been shut shot in u.s. wells will accelerate. one of the leading forecasters said yesterday that we could see as much as 2 million barrels per day cut in u.s. production by the end of the year, which would make it quite significant, nearly as much as the saudi's, and the russians have already agreed to do so. capacity isu.s. already happening and will accelerate as long as the market stays weak, which i anticipate it will. anything in the under $25 is just untenable for many of the as i said,cers, and we are going to see, in addition to reductions in capital expenditures, we are going to se

that was avis for you. thanks to the virus, of course.n to $11 a share. >>> indicator time. what's the yield on the ten-year treasury? it is .61%. the yield is down. that means the price is up. that means money is going into treasuries. it's still going to stocks as well. >>> check the price of gold. this intrigues me. where is it? $1,752 per ounce. that has been a very gradual but very solid gain for the price of gold throughout the virus experience. >>> disney, a new "star wars" series in the works, is that right? for disney plus? lauren: yeah, it would be an all female cast. it would take place sometime in the "star wars" timeline. not exactly sure. releasing on disney plus, as far as we know. but also, season three of the mandalorian has been green lighted. so that, too, is coming. disney stock down today, though, about .5%. stuart: tiny fraction. $100 a share. i think it's time we brought in john hudlick, ubs media analyst. he focuses very much on disney. john, i read your stuff. you say that disney is in the eye of the storm and the

avis will let you know when it is your turn. we will wait for callers. >> there is one caller on the line. >> oscar james. i am in support of this project. at the same time all of the people who you recommended to have preference as well as the holders. i would like you to add teachers throughout the city to participate in this, have a preference. that is all my comments. thank you very much. >> thank you, mr. james. do we have any other callers? >> no more callers on the line. >> thank you. >> at this time there are no more members to comment on this item. >> hearing no further request to speak on this item, i will close public comment and turn to my fellow commissioners for comments or questions. commissioner scott. do you have any questions or comments for this item? you may be on mute. >> yes, i am sorry. just again the projects that are being presented i am pleased with and the thoughtful consideration again of including services. san francisco housing and development i have witnessed for years the management of services ar

hertz, avis, they compete. it looks like that is going to come to a conclusion so i just say we have to watch this and make sure we understand that some industries are -- the government has accepted to be wiped out. we have to figure out which ones >> yeah. i don't know which ones. they've given us no guidelines >> hertz's largest shareholder was carl icahn the company was having difficulty given the rise of uber and lyft and that impact on its business, as well keep in mind a lot of its debt is backed up by the cars themselves, >> and those prices are going down, david. >> a restructuring for the company is said to be looked into, so it's worth keeping an eye on hertz because it's fighting for its life at this point it would seem. >> more "squawk on the street" coming back including the opening bell stay with us >>> welcome back, jim. to our viewers, i wanted to point out the news it on regeneron and kevzara with clinical results, on the flip side headlines out of japan and abe saying it could soon be ready to