union says some screeners have now been asked to work longer hours is a stressful time says calyn bauer and they're still having side even though he's fine that nta clara county recommendations in the health recommendations. >>with this knd of disease, especially now that it's pandec. >>yeah, they're they're and again we have the variety of people from young to old as officers powers as the nfected screeners work the screening passengers on alaska and sohwest airlines. >>they were taken off the job february 26some screeners are wearing maskand gloves in the facility is being routineldeep clean. it's not clear if or how many passengers may have come into contact with the infected screeners but they t are worried about close contact with the traveling public sa bauer yes when we first heard about this and we had employees that wore the masks they we had some that re they were very worried are they d allergies are they had more other underlying susceptible. ay make them more >>so eah they were much more worred about that alvin cup action. thathey were about their fellow employees in san jo

the infected screeners but they too are worried about close contact with the traveling public says bauer yes when we first heard about this and we had employees that wore the masks they we had some that were allowed to wear the mask as they were very worried are they had allergies are they had more other underlying causes that may make them more susceptible. >>so yeah they were much more worried about that alvin cup action. than they were about their fellow employees in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well nurses throughout the say they're calling for more training and protective gear to protect themselves and also patients so in valais whole nearly 2 dozen nurses rallied outside of kaiser permanente this demonstration was married at other hospitals in oakland martina santa clara also san francisco. the nurses say that they do not have enough disinfecting wipes and hand sanitizers they also say that their protective gear has been downgraded in part because of changing guidelines from the centers for disease control and prevention. >>we're part of the community. we get infected. then

the infected screeners but they too are worried about close contact with the traveling public says bauer yes when we first heard about this and we had employees that wore the masks they we had some that were allowed to wear the mask as they were very worried are they had allergies are they had more other underlying causes that may make them more susceptible. >>so yeah they were much more worried about that alvin cup action. than they were about their fellow statement released late this afternoon by the county health department acknowledging and that to them it reads in part that an elevated risk of exposure to call that 19 given the number of people passing through from different airport locations. >>the risk is likely greater for airport workers who spend long periods of time in that environment and while the public health department is not currently recommending closure of the airport given the significant societal harms lack of access travel would cause we continue to recommend that person's at higher risk of severe illness from covid 19 avoid all air travel. meantime the bay area's c

with the glove told everybody what was coming, bauer did not allow a hit.cullen was about to get hit with the t in orlando but his teammate prevented the official from blowing the whistle., times two easy that? dad did the opposite. pulled his baby out of harm's way and the baseball. duke shot 63% in the second half against nc stcaus of high percentage looks like that beer that's not bad. that is stanley catching it, throws it down with one hand and duke won march madness coming up a little bit later this month. right here on the big five. i'm dennis and otto and that is the latest in bay area sports. stories>>> still had, what delicious -- what officials are doing to make sure you stay healthy while casting her ballot. >>> a homicide investigation leads to digging up a business in downtown los gatos. we will explain why they are here next. >>> that is all streaming on at cracker barrel you'll always feel right at home, with favorites like our golden country fried steak, our scratch-made buttermilk pancakes, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so come on

olaria bow bauer from the rockville school district. superintendent. i know there are no cases in the allen rock school district what are you telling your students or preparing to make sure the virus doesn't spread in the district. >> thank you for inviting me, ladies, i want to make sure that everybody needs to be calm. i saw some prek students last night and they took it the best way reminding each other to wash hands, make sure they use cough etiquette and they use the words. the children know what to do. and that's what we tell everybody. keep calm, be mindful of our hygiene habits and, please, do not horde important items like sanitizers and water because we're not apartment at that point yet. there are other situations where those things might be needed. >> they're taking it better than the parents probably. >> absolutely. >> so let's say right now things are great and nothing happened. but if there were to be exposure in the allen rock school district, what would be the first step and what's the protocol so that parents would know what are the s

new to the job, they've already been challenged by controversies, including revelations that alfred bauerrst director, was allegedly a high—ranking nazi. how disturbed were you by the recent revelations that the founding father of the festival had links to the nazi party? i guess in ‘45, a lot of people who had important positions in nazi germany carried on having positions. but, of course, i think you might already have read that we will do an... we have commissioned an institute for history to do an expertise on alfred bauer, so that we might better understand what his role has been and how that might have affected his first years at the berlinale. without knowing anything, exactly, it's quite difficult tojudge this situation. berlin might be 70 years old and well established, but it still has to struggle to stay relevant in a season where the oscars and a looming cannes film festival can steal the limelight. for 70 years it has survived by showing great international cinema, a tradition it has kept right up to the present day, providing the german capital with a film showcase of which

infected nto screeners but they too are worried about close contact with the traveling public says bauer yes when we first heard about this and had employees that wore the masks thewe had some that were allowed to wear the mask as they were very worried are they had allergies arthey had more other underlying causes that may make them more susceptible. >>so yeah they were much more worri about that alvin complexion. than they were about their fellow employees in n jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news and the north bay nurses, the late today joining a day of action across the bay ea they say blic hospitals are not taking all necessary precautions to protect staff and patients from spreading coronavirus. >>more an dozen demonstrators outside kaiser hospital vallejo joined rallies in oaklanmartinez santa clara and san francisco, the health care workrs are upse they say cdc has been changing surgic mask guidelines when treating potential coronavirus patients from the n 95 respirator mask to nowsurgical masks, they also say disfectant wipes and hand sanitizers at their hospitals are in short supply.

i highly doubt bauer is willing to take that to the regular season. >> thank you so much, andy.per tuesday. allison, what's coming up? >>> today will offer the most clarity yet, christine, on the 2020 democratic race. a third of pledged delegates are up for grabs. can joe biden's momentum and mike bloomberg's millions slow bernie sanders? that's why i'ver of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy man: with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works three ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation, for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision ch

the infected screeners but they too are worried about close contact with the traveling public says bauer yes when we first heard about this and we had employees that wore the masks they we had some that were allowed to wear the mask as they were very worried are they had allergies are they had more other underlying causes that may make them more susceptible. >>so yeah they were much more worried about that alvin cup action. than they were about their fellow employees in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news this as a sharks will also be playing without fans this month, the team released a statement today saying all 3 games scheduled this month that that's a there. >>through march 29th will be closed to the public. the update comes after santa clara county banned large gatherings for any events with more than a 1000 people the shark say their ticketing department will be working with people purchase tickets appropriate credits or refunds but it is worth noting here that nhl executives are meeting tomorrow. and it is possible they will require all teams to play without fans so the sharks might

union says some screeners have now been asked to rk longer hours is a stressful time says carolyn bauer and they're still having signed even though he's fine that santa clara county recommendations in the health recommendations. >>with this kind of disease, especially now that it's pandic. yeah, they're they're and again we have the variety of people from young told as officers bowers says the infected screeners work the night shift in terminal b screening passengers on alaska and southwest airlines. >>they were taken off the job february 26, some screeners are wearing masks angloves in the facility is being routinely deep clean. it's not clear if or how many passengers may have come into ontact with the infected screeners but they too are worried about close contact with the traveling public says bauer yes when we first heard about this and we had employees that wore the masks they we had some that were allowed to wear the mask as they were very worried e they had allergies are they had more other underlying causes that may make them more susceptible. >> yeah they were much more worrie

goes for the older ones, but xiety is going their minds tsa union local 1230 spokesperson, carolyn bauershe and her fellow tsa workers are worried are sst us but of right after we found out monday night so first thing tuesday morning before the checkpoint even opened up he had meetings at one terminal and then have meetings at the other terminal. let us know cvc came in and all of the prections that they were taking and give us some information in a statement the transportation security administration confirms the 3 officers who work at the airport have tested positive for the covid 19 virus. >>the officers are receiving medical care and all tsa employees they have come into contact with over the past 14 days are quarantined at home. the terminal b screening checkpoints remain open. the union says some screeners have now been asked to work longer hours is a stressful time says carolyn bauer andthey're still having side even though he's fine that santa clara county commendations in the health recommendations. >>with this kind of disease, especially now hat it's panmic. yeah, they're they'

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bauer auditioned did it. and when did you turn your. place autonomously. initially 6 elderly students were recruited but after the 1st year one dropped out due to bad health and 2 workers stopped coming to we don't know how long this whole thing could go whole told anyone that was at the well the lower level all along. with all that when they go purely alone even with all the funerals you go more even with a little it's a little girl. who we get up at 430 every morning tending to her vegetables before going to school because that's a lot of work for just you one person if you're out of all the railcar they live all over the 100. as a farmer she couldn't read the daily crop prices for her chili's or even her own bank statements put morrigu almost ruaridh it. wasn't it because as i call. does igor among those in the rule because on the ticket will. go with. will so the more money will walk monreal as it was a toy limo number 2 where the money. having the grannies in class presents unique challenges for the school told me. how come on in the morning are you g

scott bauer of prosper trading academy joining us out of the cme in chicago.he s&p is down hard, down by 7.3% at the moment. earlier, we were down by 10%. in europe, we are off our lows. all down bynd cac 5%, 6%. coming up next, david westin with "balance of power." alix and i will be back in an hour for the european close. ♪ hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come in and see what we can do. we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. ask. shop. discover. at your local xfinity store today. oh no, here comes gthe neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments to

let's bring in now from the cme scott bauer of prosper trading academy. paint the picture for us this morning. circuit breakers getting triggered all over the place. what is the dialogue down the right now? scott: i will be completely honest with you, it is actually very calm. it is a frenetic pace, butr trade -- frenetic pace, but traders are taking this in stride. what i saw last week was many trading firms shoring up positions. that's one of the reasons we saw volatility spike in the last hour of trade, and then selloff a little bit. today, the trade is very calm. it is active, frenetic, and it is calm. guy: what are risk officers telling the traders right now? scott: you know, the traders don't really know. everybody's got their own opinion right now, but any expert you talk to, we don't know if we are going to see $25 a barrel oil or if we will go back to $40 a barrel if russia and opec get back to some semblance of an agreement soon. the volatility is what is driving the market right now. the unknown really of what is going to happen because what we

trevor bauer organized up the game donations topped $20,000 in just over a day what a great way to getnot doing it in the real sense of mlb but for a good cause. >> all the workers not getting paid have to pay the bills thank you for watching "early today. >> you can get real time coronavirus updates on our live og at nbcnews.com/coroblna >>> a very good monday morning to you and thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. developments in the coronavirus pandemic are changing by the hour and having an impact on all of our lives. >> exactly. obviously right here things are going to look different from here on out on "today in the bay." but, remember, we're here for you. we're practicing some social distancing, so marcus is in our newsroom, i'm in the studio. high-five to you, buddy. we're going to get through it together, won't we? >> absolutely>>> santa clara by far has the most cases with more an

over the weekend in arizona, cincinnati reds trevor bauer organized a wiffleball game with a group of fellow major leaguers, everyone's microphone and the game was streamed on his website. he also started an online fundraiser to help the ballpark employees in cincinnati and the goal is they wanted to raise $1 million for those stadium workers that have been idled as the season is on hold. >>> in oakland one small business owners doing what she can to help out during this pandemic. helen is the owner of terrace gifts and coffee and she said 10% of herself will go to the alameda county community food bank and she said sales at her store are down about 30% but after seeing all of the panic buying going on she is concerned about the less fortunate.>> everybody is just taking, purchasing it and keeping it for themselves because nobody knows what is going to happen. so i believe, and i am afraid, our food banks will run short on food at the moment it is most needed. >> she said that she will donate part of her sales three easter and she said she was inspired to give after getting a check la

pizza and lecture you can't live without luxury i can't live without my volvo x 60 because of the bauer wilkens car stereo. someone from history would like to take the lunch. hitler. well when you want to talk to well. he's evil please you know we'd pick up the check. a good. thing it. and your idea of a perfect day perfect day would be a day without work i'm in love with my wife and we go for a long hike we go out to lunch we play scrabble really simple pleasures the outsider i believe that yes ben mendelsohn it's quite brilliant and very scary. so i notice you've used parasitical today and i was wondering did you dig the film yes yeah i saw it twice but i don't know if it was my age group as you probably know i became a fanatic for once upon a time in hollywood the more i kept seeing it the more stuff i got out of it to the point where i've kind of memorized the movie for the most part he had 3 or 4 more he just did 3 or 4 more you. could. look at me that that's him in the trailer or you quit clinton fan all along early this one just spoke to him or i think this one went to another le

judy: and on the newshour online, you can find our conversation with author shane bauer, whose book wasruary selection for now read this, our book club with the new york times. selection, danny schapiro's memoir, inheritance, which grapples with the unexpected all that and more on our website , pbs.org. and that is the newshour for tonight. i judy woodruff. join us online and again tomorrow evening. thank you, and we will see you soon. >> major funding forhe pbs >> on an american cruise lines-- journey, along the columbia and snake rivers, travelers retraced the route forged by lewis and clark more tha200 years ago. american cruise lines travels through american landscapes to ou coric landmarks where experience local customs and cuisine. american cruise lines, proud >> fidelity investment.. bnsf railway. consumer cellular. >> and by the alfred p sloan foundati, supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st >> supported by the john d and catherine t macarthur foundation , committed to building a more just, verdant, and peaceful world

scott bauer joins us from prosper trading to cap me to give us his take on this.arket looks pretty broken. we've got massive contango in-place. i am wondering how much lower prices could go. scott: massive contango is really an understatement. the futures price going out three months, six months from now are considerably higher. how much lower can they go? i think midteens is really a number that we could get to. if you look right now, consumption is going to drop by about 25% just this week because of social distancing measures, containment, and in the coronavirus overall, that impacts over 90% of global gdp. in the short run, we can still go further. in terms of the implications of all of that, what do you think they are? i am trying to balance out what the long-term/short-term story is. as you look further out, we are looking at significantly higher oil price. where we pricing and further down the road? are we pricing and a return of economic activity on a decent scale? in we pricing in a return the epic plus agreement? i am wondering what gets us to what the m

. >> mayor orders clearance of bauer abourbon street, we're mog toward a countrywide halt. crystal balls are in high demand and short is up lie, these days -- supply these days, i think in a change way, not making a market prediction, we heading to the eye of this, a lot of to getting in way of financial market and businesses is not knowing how long and how bad. not in terps o terms of loss oft in terms of secession of economic activity. once is ceases, mayor of san francisco ordered a shelter in place, that a halt to anyone outside but for stores and groceries and essentials, i have a feeling new york is likely on that path. once that is in place, there is not much more to go, we're not all going to be in maximum security prisons in a week. that is where it goes, i think from then people will slowly be able to gain out sincenarios. david: jonathan, we know from information data out of china, that it is much worse the effect on the economy worse than what they said they wor they were expecting, they thought to have retail downturn of 5% it is 20%. as they came to a halt the

one thought i have about bauer transportation, i would call it bauer inequitable transportation not intelligence transportation. the second thing is that i wish to address the proposed elimination of the 29th and church bus stop. it works to the did he tell interestment odetriment toworke. they're the last priority of this board based on its history. the third thing is my concern about the coronavirus. there should be signs posted on every bus regarding prevention. you know, regarding coughing, sneeding and touching. it is in the service of the public and i believe this is very important right now. basically, the virus can be prevented like the cold and the flu and you take pro cautions like washing your hands, touching, how you sneeze and cough. i believe a sign torchbearer posted on every bus, perhaps every bus stop in the service of the public. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> evan or river, mary kate, anthony corosco. >> welcome. i am a member of the tenderloin pedestrian safe toe task force. it's a coalition of residents and organizations that are working with sf

trevor bauer organized a charity whiffle ball game in arizona deserts with players sticking around aftertraining was suspended. art warren the trophy, it was a youkn detroit f pistons forward christian wood is the third nba player to test positive forutah jazz rudy gobe first confirmed followed by teammate donovan mitchell. wood played last saturday and jazz, and the nba suspended its season wednesday night for a minimum of 30 days. >>> phoenix suns are getting creati creative, encouraging fans to watch suns games played on nba 2k20 the video game streaming on their twitch channel, posting game high lites on the page as if a game was being played in the simulated game. the mavericks beat the suns 150-136. happy blirt day to warriors stefan curry who turned 32 on saturday. a three-time champ, two-time league mvp and six-time all-star. his basketball accolades go on and on. currently enace i had wife are community food bank and observingified unified to make sure kids still get meals. he posted a link on his twitter page. enjoy your sunday. >> what an awesome couple. >>> let's get a check

conference tourney callahan says to play 13 th-ranked arizona because people w c c tourney molly, good and bauersf versus bill car in santa clara, this one was over time. and in the extra period, the broncos lauren here would say the only few will of the period's put santa clara 6863 broncos win 70 to 65 they move on to face university of pacific tomorrow in the second round and paul thomas in the saint mary's gaels taking on the ellen hugh lions, 3rd quarter sales up one katie draft for it from beyond the arc drops in the trade 15 points off the bench. saint mary somebody to 63 same as the second round to take on the pepperdine >>dog in kansas city has spent 5 and a half years living in a shelter that's almost unbelievable that is until a group decided to get serious about getting the word out and finding that little guy or girl a forever home alan shope reports and. >>a special day for a man's best friend who. now has a best friend it was love at first sight 6 year-old merrick heading off to a new forever home 5 and a half years after he was brought here unbelievable that it spent this heart o

on thursday, march 5th, heather bauer went to a casual dinner party in her town of westbrook, connecticut. four days later she felt achy and feverish, a temperature of 101. five days after that she was in the coronavirus ward at yale hospital fearing that she would die. but heather survived, and she joins us now to tell us the rest of her story. heather, it is great to see you. we're so happy that you're feeling better. your story is incredible and you look great but i no he that that belies what you just lived through, and so let's just start at the beginning, heather, and just tell us, this dinner party that you went to on a thursday night in westport, now when you look back at that event, because you got sick and so many people from that dinner got sick, and there's so much question about social distancing, was there anything unusual or anything that should have been done differently about that party? >> no, it was just a simple party, you know, wasn't that many people there, it was nothing out of the ordinary, and there was multiple parties after that, by the way, with hundreds and hu

red bauer organized a charity wiffle bag game as spring training was delayed indefinitely.s actually left the yard. that's hard to do, impressive for a wiffle ball game. the trophy, it was a giant bottle of purell. what do you know? >>> espn is reporting detroit pistons forward christian wood is the third nba players to test positive for coronavirus. utah jazz rudy gobert was the first confirmed case, followed by teammate donovan mitchell. wood played last saturday against the jazz as the two were matched up against each other. the nba suspended games for at least 30 days. and for a hoops fix they're encouraging fans to watch the suns nba2k. they're posting game highlights as if an tulg gaactual game is played. the simulated game, magic beat the sun. happy birthday to warrior stephen curry, who turned 32 saturday. three-time champ, two-time mvp and his accolades go on and on. currently he and his wife are working with the alameda county food bank and oakland unified to make sure kids get their meals away from school. he posted a link on his twitter page for help. find it on

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. >> over the weekend in arizona cincinnati reds trevor bauer organized a wiffleball game with a group major leaguers and everybody was microphone to end the game was streamed on his website. he also started an online fundraiser to help the ballpark employee use in cincinnati. the goal was to raise $1 million for those stadium workers who were idled as the season is on hold. >>> in oakland a small business owner doing what she can to help out during this pandemic. her name is helen and she is the owner of terrace gifts and coffee and she says 10% of her sales will go to the alameda county community food bank. sales at her own store are down 30% but she said after seeing all of the panic buying going on she is concerned about those who are less fortunate.>> everybody is taking and they are purchasing it and keeping it for themselves because nobody knows what is going to happen and so i believe and i am afraid our food franks or food banks will run short on food at the moment it is most needed. >> she said she would donate part of her sales through easter and she says she was inspired to

that mica nationa >> woodruff: and on the newshou onliu can find our conversation with author shane bauerhe februaryio selefor "now read this," our book club with the new york times. we also announce our march selectio memoir, "inheritance," which grapples with the unexpected results of a d.n.a. test taken ng after the author's parents were gone. all that and more is on our web site, pbs.org/newshour. and that's the newshour for tonight. i'mjoudy woodruff. us online and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newsur has been provided by: >> on a cruise with american cruise lines, you caexperience historic destinations along the columbia river and across the united staams. ican cruise lines fleet of small ships explore american landmarks, local cultures and calm waterways. c americanruise lines. proud sponsor of pbs newshour. th >> and balfred p. sloan foundation. supporting science, technology, and improved economic performance and financial literacy in the 21st century. >> supported by the john d. and cather

organizations that are helping those hit financially by the virus, cincinnati reds pitchers trevor bauer is organized a sand lot game in arizona saturday which led to a fund-raising effort for ball park workers. houston texans star j.j. watt and his wife are donating $350,000 to the houston food bank. steph curry and his wife teaming up with the food bank to provide more than 1 million meals to students in oakland who cannot attend schools due to coronavirus shutdowns and zion williamson late last week offered to cover the salaries of workers at his home arena for the next 30 days and davis love. they don't fit into the vulnerable category across america, they have a lot of advantages but using those platforms to try to dot best they can. >> i heard the zion williamson news, 19 years old, really leading there. take notice, so many people, so many jobs lost over the next few weeks. >> you're right. >> thank you very much. >>> we're about two hours away from a white house briefing on coronavirus. what new measure also they announce? "new day" continues right now. >> the effects of the coro

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equipment maker is doing what they can to help those fighting the coronavirus pandemic canadian company bauer have switched from making visors that protect players from the puck to making these full face shield for medical stuff on the front line starting production on monday and hope to make around 2000 a day. and that's all the sports news for now more coming up again later next. thanks very much indeed for a website al jazeera dot com is the address all the news we're covering right there have plenty of comments and analysis of course to all about the coronavirus i'll be back in a couple minutes with more the day's news. in the midst of a coronavirus. china is in lockdown. reports from inside the quarantine prompted by. one out of the. april on algis hand. countries are imposing drastic measures to contain the corona virus pandemic we'll bring you all the latest developments from around the world followed and i'm told stories from across asia pacific one i want east brings new insights from the well to my coffee they should reach and has the democratic presidential race narrows how will th

equipment make a sting what they can to help those fighting the coronavirus pandemic canadian company bauerhave switched from making choices that protects players eyes from the park to making these full face shields for medical staff on the front line now the juices start production on monday and hope to make around 2000 of the masks a day. it's good to see them doing something good for the rest the world that is all the sport for now inspecting the stars it was like a really good idea thank you well remember you can find much more on our website including all the latest updates on the corona virus pandemic the address for that is al jazeera dot com well that's it for meanest for this news hour but do stay with us there's been yet another jump in corona virus infections and deaths in spain so robin will have those details next. you and me steve clemons on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and i am changing the institutions frequently don't the system itself is set up to benefit those who understand the people actually believe things that are not true that is a crisis for dem

reds pitcher trevor bauer organized a charity whiffle ball game in arizona desert with players stickingpring training was delayed indefinitely. a couple guys left the yard. that's pretty hard to do. impressive for a whiffle baseball. the mvp seattle pitcher art warren the trophy, it was a gianespn is reporting detroit pistons forward christian wood is the third nba player to test positive for coronavirus.ah jaz first confirmed case followed by teammate donovan mitchell. wood played last saturday and jazz and gobert as the two were matched up against each other. the nba suspended its season wednesday night for a minimum of 30 days. >>> phoenix suns are getting creative to give their fans a hoop fix, encouraging fans to watch suns games played on nba 2k20 the video game streaming on their twitch channel. the suns page was posting game highlights on the page, as if a game was being played in the simulated game. i know you want to know the score. the mavericks beat the suns 150-136. happy birthday to warriors stefan curry who turned 32 on saturday. a three-time champ, two-time league mvp an

scott bauer is with us. i want to get back to the american energy here and whether or not it can shield us from the impact of this oil price war back and forth between russia and saudi arabia and what does that do to west texas and north dakota, the american petroleum institute vice president, frank joins us on that. it's good to see you. how worried are you about the energy today. >> thanks for having me on. first off, it's important to remember we are in the midst of a health crisis. our thoughts are with those directly impacted by the coronavirus, and with the medical professionals and health experts who are helping to mitigate this virus. but, it's obviously had an impact on demand for oil and gas globally. oil is a global commodity, and so demand, the product has been impacted, but it's important to note that the u.s., over the past ten years, because of the shale revolution, has had a dramatic increase in production and has strengthened our standing globally and so you can respond better to these types

liz: scott bauer, you not only have your trader hat on but your family hat. tell us what's going on with your son. he couldn't get back from where was he and where did he fly into and what happened? >> he was studying abroad in florence and he was actually in switzerland at the time. couldn't get back to florence once his study abroad program shut down. we had to rent him a private car to get back to florence, him and two friends of his. finally got him on a flight outside, out of florence back to the states. however, what was unbelievable is, and this was three days ago, when he got into jfk, nothing. no screening, nothing. they knew exactly where he had been. so when i hear the administration talking about they are doing this, they are doing that, we've got screening in place, i lived it. it's not happening. or if it's happening, it's happening in a very, very minimal amount right now. that has what's got me scared to the spread of this. we are definitely going to see a spread. fortunately, most people will be okay. most people will be okay. but i have live

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scott bauer, let me pick your brain at the moment. what are you seeing in the last six minutes? >> you know what, a lot of indecision. like phil said, we see this order flow and it really is pretty balanced out. now, if you look at the last week and a half, outside of yesterday and today, we have been flip-flopping day to day these s&p moves above 2%. one day up, one day down. yesterday and today, first time we have had consecutive days in the same direction. does that mean that we move the other opposite direction tomorrow? who knows. but i'm seeing a lot of pairing off in the marketplace right now. i don't think we are going to get a big move between now and the next five minutes or so from where we are right here. i think that people want to just collect themselves. talk about that level that you had just talked about, that 2530 level. we will see a lot of that in the news overnight tonight. you will see a lot of people digesting that level to see if that will really hold. do we think we will get a bounce-back? i don't think we will get any sort of significant bounce-back unt

one thought i have about bauer transportation, i would call it bauer inequitable transportation not intelligence transportation. the second thing is that i wish to address the proposed elimination of the 29th and church bus stop. it works to the did he tell interestment odetriment toworke. they're the last priority of this board based on its history. the third thing is my concern about the coronavirus. there should be signs posted on every bus regarding prevention. you know, regarding coughing, sneeding and touching. it is in the service of the public and i believe this is very important right now. basically, the virus can be prevented like the cold and the flu and you take pro cautions like washing your hands, touching, how you sneeze and cough. i believe a sign torchbearer posted on every bus, perhaps every bus stop in the service of the public. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> evan or river, mary kate, anthony corosco. >> welcome. i am a member of the tenderloin pedestrian safe toe task force. it's a coalition of residents and organizations that are working with sf

little spring training fun at the expense of the astros are sign stealing draw most reds pitcher trevor bauer deliberately tipping off his pitches in a game against the dodgers, flipping his golf every time it's a fast ball his teammate derek dietrich explain that power. i was trying something new ken pam that may be the first of many jabs at the ad saying that the astros throughout the season how they kind of have to come and it is going to be a long season for houston, thanks mark in the sec and with loss. all right here we go looking like it's going to be a great day and a lot of sunshine lease for 2 days. >>and here comes the chance of the best way to predict the future is to create it and change the world. here at abbvie, we're inventing medicines of the future to create tomorrows that will be healthier... ...and happier, while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or chann

scott bauer from cme headquarters but not in the open trading pits which closed for the foreseeable future this past friday. gentlemen, i apologize in advance if i interrupt you, if we see that news conference happen. scott, i'm looking at the russell getting creamed. transports, soft commodities, meal delivery company blue apron up 38% but what else do you see? where do you see this? >> you know what, i actually was seeing some bids come in earlier, maybe a couple hours ago, in some of the big banks, jp actually, which had been down lower earlier. goldman sachs earlier. but you know what, they are few and far between and any bid that's coming into the space regardless of where it is is getting hit immediately with sell orders here. let me just say something. it's still not a panic market. we are seeing the vix up 30%. you and i talked about this about a week ago. i pointed out to the viewers that when the market, when the s&p was moving about 6% a day, that did not justify a vix trading around 50. 6% justifies the vix trading around 80. the two have now finally converged. they were apart.

one thought i have about bauer transportation, i would call it bauer inequitable transportation not intelligence transportation. the second thing is that i wish to address the proposed elimination of the 29th and church bus stop. it works to the did he tell interestment odetriment toworke. they're the last priority of this board based on its history. the third thing is my concern about the coronavirus. there should be signs posted on every bus regarding prevention. you know, regarding coughing, sneeding and touching. it is in the service of the public and i believe this is very important right now. basically, the virus can be prevented like the cold and the flu and you take pro cautions like washing your hands, touching, how you sneeze and cough. i believe a sign torchbearer posted on every bus, perhaps every bus stop in the service of the public. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> evan or river, mary kate, anthony corosco. >> welcome. i am a member of the tenderloin pedestrian safe toe task force. it's a coalition of residents and organizations that are working with sf