catie beck, nbc news, nashville. >> a lot of strength and determination on display there tonight. >>> an emotional update this evening from alex trebek about his battle with pancreatic cancer. in a video the "jeopardy!" host said he's grateful to hav beaten the odds and reach the one-year mark but it's been a struggle. >> i joked with friends that the cancer won't kill me, the chemo treatments willcause so many of us are involved in this take it just one day at a time with a positive attitude, anything is possible. >> our continued best wishes to alex trebek. >>> coming up, why should anyone have t wait six hours standing in line just to vote? behind the big deals delays on super tuesday. >>> there is frustration and anger tonight among some voters in the two biggest super tuesday states nbc's cynthia mcfadden on why many were forced to wait hours before casting their ballots. >> reporter: this seemingly endless line in los angeles last night wasn't for the latest blockbuster these people were waiting to vote. hours and hours and hours of waiting all over los angeles county, voters ha

here's catie beck. >> reporter: at eighth months pregnant, carly lives in constant fear of contracting covid-19 >> it's horrible time for all pregnant ladies >> reporter: this week, more worry news from her doctor that she may have to give birth to her first child without her husband in the delivery room. >> you picture this milestone since you were a little girl and not having my husband there potentially is -- it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: hospitals across the country drafting new standards to restrict the number of people allowed inside delivery rooms. even limiting the number of in-person prenatal check oups. several hospitals in new york banning spouses and partners entirely the anxiety now driving many pregnant women to explore delivering at home or in a birth center. >> we're getting swamped. >> reporter: calls to this midwife surging >> every day, all day, into the night, of women asking if they're appropriate candidates for out of hospital birth and if we have space. >> reporter: while giving birth at home may reduce chances of a covid-19 exposure, the decision to have a ba

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here's catie beck. >> mollie gets second in her first marathon ever. >> reporter: a surprise finish nol. >> i want to go out and run well for my first marathon. >> reporter: running well translated to a second place finish at the olympic trial. >> an incredible performance >> reporter: the 25-year-old punching her ticket to tokyo by securing a spot on the olympic team >> ever since i was a little kid this is the only thing i dreamed about doing. >> reporter: she found her stride in middle school, shattering records in high school then become not an all-american cross-country runner at notre dame in 2016 she was sidelined by multiple injuries. crippling anxiety and serious eating disorder. >> i kind of like self-destructive before the olympic trials >> reporter: she got help and got health healthy she funded her training as a running career even wearing turkey trotz in costume. finally this weekend another shot at what she always dreamed of doing >> yes, i'm an american athlete. that's the highest honor i think an athlete can have. >> reporter: grateful for the many miles behind her and

>> all right that was katie beck for us in tennessee. >> it will be another tough morning. we'll check in with nbc meteorologist janessa webb to see if the weather's going to cooperate at least a little bit. >> good morning. it's just a heartbreaking situation that continues to happen for the nashville area. tennessee valley dealing with some light showers right now but the big concern we shift our location down to the deep south with tornado watches and also severe thunderstorm warnings that continue to be in place now, the severe potential will rev up throughout the afternoon the reason being the moisture in place. also winds going to be pucking up florida today a little more sunshine to start off your day but storms headed your way for this afternoon into thursday so this will be a series of storms that are making their way across the south >> we know how serious they can get. >>> let's turn now to the super bowl of the cheese industry. it is now under way in madison, wisconsin. cheese make grerz all over the world compete to be named the best this year they have 3200 en

up >> seth: yeah. >> that's the end, like, the scene can't end till beck's in the air. >> seth: yeahldn't hook him up. so, i was just stuck dangling upside down over a chair for, like, a full minute. i go, i've never seen breaks so much >> seth: yeah. >> and they're just going, oh, jennifer oh, jennifer >> seth: yeah, 'cause they couldn't cut to beck yet >> yeah. >> seth: it makes me laugh so hard, because i love when a character in a sketch walks out and you can already see wires because, you're like, clearly this guy is going up at some point. >> yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah. >> seth: you have a hiatus coming up. what are you going to do >> i'm going to see, actually, my favorite team, the women's national team are playing in new jersey >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. >> yes >> seth: who are they playing against? >> spain >> seth: oh, that's exciting >> yeah. >> seth: have you gone to a u.s. woman's soccer game before >> i have. i got to go right when they got back from the world cup. >> seth: oh, that's fantastic. >> yeah, and i, you know what's so sweet is, kobe bryan

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that's how we love govd and love neighbor. >> father beck, we are always so grateful to have your voiceconversations. thank you for taking time for us today. >> thank you both. god bless you. >> thank you for your insight. >>> still to come, eating well is especially important right now for keeping your immune system in top shape. we're going to have tips for staying healthy during these uncertain times. modern day ps need modern day horses. fast, durable, gas-powered, steel-framed horses. built to haul a half ton. and tow a full ton. chase down a herd at 40 miles-per-hour. and even up the odds against uneven terrain. with best-in-class acceleration and handling with cargo. the kubota sidekick. saddle up. there's work to do. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's gone noseblind. odors. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily for all your hard-to-wash fabrics... ...there's febreze fabric refresher. febreze doesn't just mask, it eliminates odors you've... ...gone noseblind to. and try febreze unstopables for fabric. with up to twice the fresh scent power, you'll w

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for "sunday today," catie beck, mt.nk you very much. >>> next on "sunday today," harry smith visits the woman who wrote a viral tribute to lady gaga when she learned over social media that her ex-boyfriend is dating the music superstar. >> and all of a sudden you see someone you spent a lot of time with, is literally if the arms of someone who is unbelievably famous. >> yes. >> at which point you think what? >>> and later, a life well lived. the woman who became the inspiration for an american icon inspiration for an american icon when she signed up to drive ♪you got to ac-cent-tchu-ate the positive♪ ♪ e-lim-i-nate the negative ♪ and latch on to the affirmative ♪ ♪ but don't mess with mister inbetween ♪ ♪ you got to spread joy up to the maximum ♪ "it's okay, you got this" ♪ bring gloom down to the minimum ♪ "slow it down a little" ♪and have faith, or pandemonium "it's okay" ♪liable to walk upon the scene♪ no no no no no, there's no space there! maybe over here? hot! hot! oven mitts! oven mitts! everything's stuck in the

. >>> a positive update today from alex trek beck about his on going battle with cancer. >> the survival right for stage 4 >> guest: 18%. i'm very happy to report i have just reached that marker. >>> trebek also noted that the two-year survival right is just 7% but with a positive attitude, anything is possible. he has continued the host the game show pausing at times so he can get treatments. >>> if you have a consumer problem or question, consumer watch@kpix.com or call 888- 5help-you. we will be right back. we bet you know this place. you know, the happiest place on earth, but... have you flown the fastest hunk of junk in the galaxy? or channeled your inner jedi? you gotta love that... have you raced through radiator springs? or struck a power pose with them? now is the perfect time to feel like this... and this... and definitely that. kids enjoy the magic for just $67 per child per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. >>> it has been a rollercoaster of a week for stocks but this is good to see. the big board, you can see stocks are rallying as the dow is up about 975 points right

i want you to listen with us to glenn beck from his radio show today.alk about his point on the other side. >> i would rather have my children stay home and all of us who are over 50 go in and keep this economy going and working even if we all get sick. i'd rather die than kill the country because it's not the economy that's dying. it's the country. >> governor, who do we see about that point of view? personal privilege, that's the first time i've ever heard glenn beck on the radio and i hope on science, medicine, the facts. i'm all for reopening up parts of the economy on a responsible -- in a responsible way, and god willing we'll get there sooner than later. but everything we look at tells us that this is going to continue. we've predicted this, by the way, from day one, that this is going to continue to go up in terms of the positive testing results. we're as aggressive a testing state in the nation, so in fairness our numbers are going up partly because of aggressive testing. but we've lost 44 precious souls in new jersey. that's 44 too many. i don

in a blow to organizers of the tokyo onn the becks, all qualifying term is for boxing have been suspended to -- due to the coronavirus outbreak. the ioc aims to still complete qualifying in may or june. the olympics governing body is holding talks to discuss the latest developments. watch that space. here is a reminder of the top stories we are following. emmanuel macron has ordered a nationwide lockdown in a bid to slow the spread of coronavirus. people will be allowed to leave their homes for only essential reasons. the country's borders have been closed to nonnationals. you are watching g dw news. after a short break, i will be here to take you through the day. complete coverage of coronavirus here in europe and north america. e bloody day at two am et. emmanuel michael announces france is at war with the corona viruses a stricteter lockdown matches are set to go into effect from noon tomorrow. the eu commission president- proposes a ban on nonessential travel to the clock face as the number of cases within the spike six thousand infections in germany. the death toll in heatley breache

3 first responders and hundreds of volunteers are joining the recovery efforts here's nbc's katie beck. tornads homes destroyed and debris for miles. now the heavy lifting. as residents returned to the mess mother nature left behind >> just the fact that we're breathing and walked out from that is ridiculous >> reporter: hunter made it to the basement with his wife and docs just seconds before his house caved in >> the truck was picked up like a toy. >> reporter: like so many others, he returned to nothing >> umm, yeah i mean, a local restaurant gave us t-shirts to wear. >> reporter: 24 people were kid. at least four of them under the age of 10, including 2-year-old sawyer, who was with her parents josh and kim >> two of my friends died last night. we are strong, and we are rallying for our people. >> reporter: that strength in full force across tennessee, where volunteers and first responders are pitching in, including reserve sergeant andrew farmer. >> the house was laying on top of him >> reporter: in the minutes after a tornado touched down on his street, he rushed to help six peop

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while england decided on a pool breaks a temporal tortie direction schooling confirmed that it was beck's and tory today we examine the radical politics of scotland past and present with author and m.p. kenny macaskill and political columnist george catherine but 1st your tweets emails and messages in response to my short on child refugees and some quite conflicting opinions kevin says better get to building more affordable accommodation said should also deal with the rampant drys and homelessness here too while you're at it before we go opening the door to yet more people we won't be able to look after the clinic says the tories are playing to the far right they've let the touchpaper and are standing back watching and listening to people who have the same views as them but will let then chant and picture it they don't want to lose their will play drops and i do think david.

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beck said while it might look like cholera is coming down the waterways and like it is contagious, actually it is caused by miasma. miasma of course, this is a 2000-year-old medical theory that diseases like cholera are spread through bad smell. that is what they thought. they decided to blame those bad poors on the drunks, the and the immigrants. especially the irish. this was violent. this was not just badmouthing them in the press. there was -- epidemics in the 19th century. thought.rain of i think i am having a senior moment. [laughter] oh my god. let me look at my notes here. where was i? yeah. the doctors. new york city, they didn't -- yes. it is funny that is where my mind went because this is my favorite part of the story. they didn't want to quarantine the waterways. fact, there were companies at the time that were distributing cholera contaminated water and making money doing that. ofre is a slum in the middle manhattan called five points. has anyone seen gangs of new york? that is what it is about. that is the worst parts of the cholera epidemic affected that slum. it was really

listen to what glenn beck told his listeners. >> i would rather have my children stay home and all ofo are over 50 go in and keep this economy going and working, even if we all get sick, i would rather die than kill the country. it's not the economy that is dies, it's the country. >>> um, okay you don't have to be a ph.d. if we have to make that decision -- we can actually do both. we have to fight this outbreak. and yet like the chairman of paychex who told bloomberg, quote, the damages would be worse than losing a few more people. a few more people? yeah, sure, let's let them die for the trump economy. millions of them, just let them die, as this dystoppian approach seems to have been inspired from the very top, by president trump was pushing for businesses to be opened by easter, and churches could be packed. all based on a back-to-work order that trump does not have the power to enforce. as of yesterday, he apparently has decided to listen to the medical experts and has walked bake the easter timetable. >> on monday will be the end of the 15 days to slow the spread. do you expect

. >> the rasmussen's lawsuit alleging a cover-up was dismissed in 2011 and charlie beck was the lapd i can accept somebody that is unable to solve a crime that is solvable. i cannot accept somebody that covers up a crime or covers up an individual involved in the crime. i have no -- absolutely no indication that's what happened here. >> there's nothing to suggest they deliberately looked away from stephanie or a road theyn't the want to do down? >> i think it was lack of ability not a deliberate, intentional act to exclude stephanie. >> in february of 2012, nearly 26 years to the day since sherri rasmussen's murder, stephanie lazarus would have her day in court. at a chance to clear her name and reputation. a chance to show that dna evidence isn't always right and that the los angeles police departmentright, and that the l angeles police department had it all wrong. >> coming up, did the lapd have it wrong? >> jan was still calling her. and stephanie went to tell sherry, look, you guys are getting married. i tell him not to call me. >> we tell jury in the above entitled action find t

. >> we'll beck watching at marke open for sure, to see if it'll be yeto another wild day.nks. >>> up next, axios' one big thing. >>> on "morning joe," president trump'sg dramatic shift in ton as the white house releases new guidelines to help stem the coronavirus outbreak. >>> as the number of confirmed u.s. cases rises, so does the demand for medical equipment needed to treat the expected influx of people requiring treatment. we'll speak with several leading health experts about where things stand in the face of all this tcrisis. "morning joe" mome." ng joe" m."t in funding will be spent on programs that touch us all. shape your future. start here. complete the census at 2020census.gov. the best of pressure cooking and air frying now in one pot, and with tendercrisp technology, you can cook foods that are crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside. the ninja foodi pressure cooker, the pressure cooker that crisps. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healt

they're at the beck and call of the governor. this is what they live for. that's why they're in the state. that's their first mission to respond to missions as assigned by the governor of particular states. and we've seen some great examples in new york and down here in louisiana. within hours, guard units were mobilized, and they were out actually doing test stations, mobile testing stations, and assisting with logistics in both states. and this happened across the country. as the guards show up, they don't need to exchange business cards with the local officials because they know them. they train all the time for disasters in our states, and they're the ideal first force to call. and then they are backed up by army reserve and our active duty dod, which has some capacity beyond the medical and logistics capacity that's in the guard, that's dealing with sustainment and logistics. brian, one of the big dogs that the president hadn't unleashed on this problem is the dod logistics management system called the dle, defense logistics agency, that could be worki

you are at the beck and call of clients and partners you work for and senior associates they work for. a lot of the lawyers felt they couldn't control their own schedules and they had been anxious, always waiting for the other shoe to drop, so a lot of them had problems with addiction to anti-anxiety medication. if you take that with alcohol that isn't a very safe combination. and they were taking stimulants like adderall, concert, to make it possible to pack in a ten or 12 hour day which sounds kind of mind-boggling to me, but it's how they felt or how they feel. >> host: you mentioned technology and specifically you wrote about young people and addiction and the role of overmedication of our children. you've also gave some frightening statistics i thought about what's happening with our youth. tell me more about that and what you think, what would you advise the parents to do? >> guest: obviously i am not a psychologist and not a professional in that area but i will say when i talked to the addiction psychiatrists and therapists, what they said is especially parents i think my gener

mayors, park rangers, and neighbors becking we stay at home to stop the spread.d morning, everyone. it's saturday, march 28th. i'm liz kreutz. another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. this is a level 1 system, some very light showers. we're going in closer to the east bay here, where we are some heavier downpours around concord right now. also a little further south into pleasant hill, highway 680, and becoming more scattered through oakland and hayward as well as san mateo on the peninsula. taking you north it's been wet from marin county through mill valley and san rafael up towards novato. further to the north, it's been rainy in st. helena. scattered showers for napa looking out from our pier 39 camera. 49 in san jose. a lot of cloud cover. it is rainy at walnut creek, 47 in petaluma, 51 in concord. as we go through the next few hours, the green and the yellow indicating the rainy morning, and we'll see less rain in the afternoon but still showers, mid and upper 50s and things quiet down this evening to start back up

jackson vander beck en, nbc bay area news. >>> shock in washington as chris matthews abruptly announces his retirement. after 20 years of hosting, matthews announced he's stepping away from the show. comes days after a scathing gq article documenting what some say is inappropriate comments made by him. he's facing criticism over comparing bernie sanders' campaign to the nazi invasion of france. some called a discussion with elizabeth warren condescending. >>> talking about sneezing, not just the coronavirus but -- >> it's been so bad. a lot of us with allergies, itchy, watery eyes, it definitely probably has you thinking twice or just all the p follow the precautions. cypress, cedar, pine, juniper, all in the high category. so think about symptoms and take those proper precautions. as we bring you into our forecast, we have hazy skies and a mild 73 here in concord today. down to 69 right now. you can see once we hit tonight, we're dropping down to a cooler 59. the bigger problem, at least as of lately has been the wind in the hills. early this morning, we had gusts topping 40 miles per

you are at the beck and call. he felt like they couldn't control their own schedules and they have been anxious. a lot of them had problems just typically anti-anxiety medication and if you take that with alcohol that isn't a very safe combination and they were taking stimulants like adderall, concert a to try to make it able for them to pack more into a ten or 12 hour day which sounds kind of mind-boggling but it's how they felt or how they feel. >> host: you mentioned technology also and the role of technology and you get some pretty frightening statistics about what is happening with our youth. tell me about that and what would you advise? >> guest: when i talk to addiction psychiatrists and therapists i think my generation of parents as well as yours now older millennial star parents themselves and there is this tendency to see a child struggling in school or you might feel if your child is down or overly anxious. maybe the child would benefit but it would be psychiatrists and psychologists said the first resp

beck ski in abu dhabi. talk to me this morning, becky. we see futures up.u look for. >> if yesterday was monday meltdown as you were describing it, then let's call today tuesday turnaround. we are seeing futures at this moment hyper. we're taking back about half of the mont tmentous losses in the plunge yesterday. investors are so shellshocked and so beaten up yesterday in the last few sessions that we do see a bit of stabilization. also a bit of a bounce in oil prices which really shook the markets yesterday. but the crux of this, as you've described, the president suggesting that there's going to be further discussions, perhaps even further announcements of support for workers potentially impacted by the coronavirus outbreak. we are incredibly light on details. payroll tax cuts, perhaps support for small businesses. but i can tell you, after flirting with potential bear market territory, down some 20% from the highs, we arelinging c to hope. to sooth some of the big recession fears, because that's what's driving us right now. >> we'll get to the oil price

sue beck you describe aoc's progressive activism and pete's technocratic, these are sort of the diet is of the party has moving forward. how do you think this is the years will go question asked back right now that his ears at our full unkindness activist. [laughter] that's one of the things, there is this book that i cite a little bit but i'm wary of getting too much into calling it generations is basically what they say in this book as there are sort of different, some generations are more civic minded than others. for example the greatest generation which is those who fought world war ii were civic glee oriented and millennial's are cynically oriented to such kind of goes in the cycle. i don't member the exact orders. >> traditionalist, boomers, xers,. >> yes but what they basically just go all the way back to john adams. so i didn't think there generation cycles? so is advised by skim the book. it's like the generation from 1721 to 1758 is this. i'm like okay that's not relevant let's move on. [laughter] what they found was basically these things go in cycles. so every four gener

as ceo of beck and dickinson, testing products for coronavirus, we're ramping up our manufacturing capacityke sure the devices and testing equipment are ready. >> thank you. great job. stephen from quest diagnostics. please. great i don't know. >> thank you very much. thank you, mr. president. as mentioned, we were called from the leadership of the vice president last week to come together as an industry. we took advantage of that opportunity to work with the fda, to work for the centers for disease control and we were up and rolling with tests in a number of our facilities. as the president mentioned, we have capabilities from roche diagnostics that we'll bring into our facilities this weekend. i know myself and my colleague an labcorps will be doing the same. the capacity to the american public to support this action with consumers will be considerably increased in the next few weeks. thank you. >> thank you. i appreciate it. and matt sauce of roche. thank you, matt. >> thank you, mr. president. so from roche, we want to thank the fda for their rapid approval of our coronavirus test. we r

bothering him about the size of the sector what the but i think probably good and efficient mr mr beck i think the problem is probably for people watching is how does the sort of leave lebanon financially because obviously if the prime minister is saying that you know we need the money to buy the basic commodities for the lebanese people themselves there will be nobody. you might say available for infrastructure or for investment and with a default comes that sort of psychological problem on the international for. and where credit is where investors don't want to invest in your country because firstly they don't know what they're investing in and secondly they don't know what they're going to get their return what return they're going to get a whether you're true to your word politicians and as bureaucrats and it's about that sort of reputation that is tarnished and that will upset the lebanese people on the surface won't it of course the lebanese they're patient care has been tarnished you know what i am worried about is not the current credit that are going to so us i am worried abou

incredible because a guy that looks for a list from the trump hotel, who knows the name of bill or nancy beckll just left. he was the assistant administrator i think in charge of clean air and nancy was a major official in charge of toxic. these people are not known and they arthey're the ones making e consequential decisions. >> that is the government at all points though and the fact that trump has filled a relatively small number to what he's legally authorized to do, a lot of the appointed are acting and maybe they will get a confirmation hearing and maybe they will not. they've all worked in this very contingent field where they know the bubble can pop at any moment, so a lot of them are a pair with no adult supervision. there is no white house function. mcnulty is a nice guy but he isn't drilling down on coal policy. so a lot of these folks are fairly young and ideological and they are out there going to punch as hard as they can in spite of thsight of the governmo things on their list. they are not necessarily trump's policies. there is then the position. >> i'm curious how you knew wh

katie beck, thank you for the update. appreciate it. >>> we're following other breaking news from washington. in response to coronavirus threat to the economy, the federal reserve made a surprise move and announced an emergency rate cut of a half percentage point. the first cut of its kind since the 2008 financial crisis. >> we lek threcognize it won't broken supply chain, we get that, we don't think we have the answers, we believe our action will provide meaningful boost to the economy. >> joining me, nbc news senior business correspondent, msnbc anchor stephanie ruhle. stephanie, first of all, what does this mean for consumers, how are the markets responding. >> let's talk about what it means for consumers. over the last three years, the thing that's been driving the economy has not been business investment or profitability, it has been consumer confidence and spending. you know what the outbreak of corona, we're seeing consumers lose confidence. advice we're given is don't take that unnecessary trip, you may not want t

stephen beck, thanks for joining us. we do appreciate it.testing positive, prince charles testing positive but ashley has a story on harry and meghan. i don't know if it has anything to do with the virus. ashley: no, but from the tiger king to the duke and duchess of sussex. we understand according to the "sun" newspaper they left that swanky rental house in vancouver and moved to hollywood or a base near hollywood last week. they are living in lockdown, it is reported. harry, meghan and baby archie, of course. this is a move apparently that has been in the planning stages for quite some time. of course, they have a big support network, certainly meghan markle's mother is there. of course they have a new team of hollywood agents, business managers and so on. by the way, meghan markle is going to be on the screen. she's in the new disney film about a family of elephants. that will be available on disney plus from april 1st so i guess harry's lobbying to bob iger on the red carpet that we saw video of paid off. she got a gig with disney. stuar

>> thanks, beck. coming up, former fda commissioner, dr. scott gottleib what he says will be a hard month ahead for us in the fight against the coronavirus. plus, the impact of the virus not yet showing up in many traditional economic reports we'll bring you a story on how some wall street firms are turning elsewhere for insights as we head to break, check out some of the biggest pre-market decliners in the dow and they probably have gotten a little worse with the futures pretty close to the lows. we'll be right back after this >>> okay, everybody. welcome back to "squawk box. we've been watching what's happening in the futures this morning. it is the last trading day of the month. right now we are on a pretty negative trajectory. dow futures down we'll have much more when we come back. andrew >>> coming up when we do come back, former fda commissioner dr. scott gottleib on the spread of the coronavirus in america. what do cities outside of current hot spots like new york, new orleans, detroit need to know we'll bring you those answers. as

conversation, i'm sure we will have you back to continue that but want to go to becky for such a moment becksuch. jim cramer is standing by at the headquarters for cnbc and, jim, we've looked at the huge gains the dow has made, up 20% or a little better than that over three trading sessions we had lee cooperman on. he said if things go the way he's guessing they might go in terms of how this all plays out he thinks we may have gotten close enough to call it a bottom what do you think. >> i think it's harder i listened to what dan had to say and i like to listen to those with the clearest head look, i have loved lee for a long time but heard dan nail it. if dan is nailing it i have to say, wait a second i don't want to be too bullish he is the guy who has the best perspective, simply because he's doing the best and so i listen and i say to myself, okay, the employment numbers are not so good. a three-week hopefully just three-week lag between when the money comes from the treasury to the workers and so i think this is kind of a perilous time i also -- what mayor de blasio is still mayor which

>> thanks, beck. >>> phase 3 is a done deal president trump signed into law the $2 trillion aid packageded to offset the fallout from the virus joining us on the phone, senator ted cruz senator, good to have you on first of all, update us on how you're doing and spending your time are you like arguing and litigating with family members some arcane legal principles what are you doing are you tough to live with right now, i can imagine >> well, good morning, joe good to be with you. i think all of us are tough to live with right now. i think we're all getting stir crazy in the house i've been at home with heidi and both girls i was up in d.c. for two weeks working on the emergency relief bill that we just passed, and as soon as we passed it i got on a plane and went back to texas and i've been at the house ever since working from the house driving my daughters crazy, but actually, we got some practice for this because you may recall a couple of weeks before that i went through 11 days of self-quarantine very early on in the coronavirus when i had encountered one and it turned out two diff

treasuries, how much of that is directly related to what we saw the fed do yesterday >> it could be, beck't look at the treasury market how you look at the stock market it could actually be a positive sign with yields ridesising wit little bit more liquidity in the market we have to wait until things settle out to get a sign from the yield alone. one of the things we're looking to figure out what the heck is going on is big spread we have situations normally they are very thin but they widened out a lot especially on off the run treasuries there are some cases here becky where the spread are wider than they were in '08 meaning that there's nor ill-liquidity than there was back then. you saw what the fed did on a liquidity basis was bigger than it ever did in '08 at least specifically aimed at the repo market some places are worse. many one reason treasury secretary mnuchkin talked about this there's more treasury out there. it's triple of what it was in 2008 because the deficit has risen. that's an issue that requires, i believe a bigger fed response. >> unless you think i'm not paying at

pete: that little boy, dax kelly and his mom beck by join us. -- becky.riding around on his strike saying god wants us to help, it's inspired a lot of people. where did that come from? >> we, we have always loved helping others and just serving the community, and so he knew that our neighbors had damage to their houses, and so he wanted to help. he's blessed to have his tools, and that's what he wanted to do. jed talk a little bit about your neighborhood and what it has been through at this time. >> well, when you first turn into our neighborhood it looks like our regular neighborhood, but once you start actually driving, you can start to see the damage. our house was not touched, we don't have a shingle that was gone off of the roof or anything -- >> do you see that? >> yes, they see that. across the street to his grandmother's, she's got some minor roof damage, but after that eventually they are just demolished. griff: hey, dax, can you hear us? you were speaking to your mom. tell us what you saw, were you scared during the storm? what does your neighbo

neil: beck california. >> bloomberg has got to get out he's there is no way absolutely no way he canion. he's talking about bring it to the convention, that's just not going to happen. in the end he's going to get blamed by folks if joe biden is not the nominee. i still believe bernie sanders is gonna be at have bloomberg stays in its can be even more likely. neil: you are no stranger to the battle that ronald reagan had taking on an incumbent president in 1976. darn near pulled it off. but izzy was mentioning these battles even though they aren't brokered conventions there broken relations. on it's very tough for a party to come back for that if it gets to that for democrats that could be a tough road. >> if you look at trump, we had a broken group there without we had a lot of hostilities there, when you sucked from coming into the general election he was not the favorite of every republican, believe me. he was not. what really gives me hope right now is that trump has solidified the republican support. in 2016 he had not solidified the republican support, there is a lot of never t