joining me with more is barry james and robert waldner great to have you both here. rry, i mean, if you have a long enough time horizon you can kind of wait anything out but how would you tactically position portfolios for what could be an extended period of weakness >> yeah. that's a great question, kelly we are in a shock and awe. we had the shock if i can stay with the wartime an armando galarraga -- an armando galarraga -- and the three things like i was used to be a fighter pilot and if you get in an emergency, number one thing is keep flying the plane you need to fly the plane of your portfolio make sure your allocation is right and weldy verse if ied and managing the portfolio and the names that you would have in the portfolio. i would take two steps first step is things that are going to hold up reasonably well within the current environment and that's, you know, things like health care, some technology, some utilities and those sorts and then things that will also work on the other side of it so that you can stay invested throughout this period of time. there

>>and barry nurseson he front lines of the pandemic plead for more personal protective equipment amid a nationwide shortage. thank you fojoining us on this suay morning, i'm jamesr and i'm darya folsom coronavirus is like a fire california is doing a good job putting a damper on it. >>the virus continues to kill at an alarming rate around the country we're oing to have the numbers in the headlines in coronavirus but we wnt to get a look at theweather first yeah first off let's head off to a well john's remote location this morning for the forecast grandma's actions. he's moving first time he's today's have no i thin you kind of feel that way though to after this rainy dreary if you don't want to leave the house you're really not missing out on anything because weather out there continuing to be less an ideal for any sort of outdoor activits today you can see acrosthe bay conditns definitely cloudy and rainy can see much of thsan francisco skyline from our view up in the north bay right there showers continue to push on into the bay area and we'll be looking for much of the day ahead some of our heaviest of rainfall has now worked its way on into the east bay, l

barry sternlick here, weighing in for his expectations for economic recovery and real estate. next hour i'll talk with hudson institute senior fellow michael pillsbury on china's negligence over the coronavirus. also senator james langford is here on potential bailout funds for states. all coming up right here. stay with us. mariadagen: kim jong un out oft but reportedly still alive. a foreign advisor to south korea's president claims the north korean dictator is alive despite reports of a botched surgery. new satellite images appear to show kim jong un's train outside his compound in a resort town. reports about the dictator's apparent death spread in recent days after he missed major north korean holiday earlier this month. joining us now, former trump and george w. bush state department senior adviser, former north korean human rights deputy special envoy, christian whiten. do you think kim jong un is still alive. >> it is a big question mark. this is the thing with north korea, the focus on north korea, our $80 billion intelligence community really isn't that helpful. we don't know what's going on. the armored train which we all love could be there, just because kim is consisten conval. he could have had su