is from bermuda, i came down here for a normal weekend visit.ack. because american and delta canceled their flights, i'm not looking for sympathy, if you have to be trapped someplace sthie beautifusome this isbeaut. the stories are filled, there note a lot of people. we're practicing social distancing. connell: good be careful, great teddy weisberg. he has been on stock exchange floor for years. this is kind of ca it symbolic f what we're thinking about. melissa: health impact then you watch it, you see the impact that it will have on the economy and finances, what a time. connell: "bulls and bears" starts right now. >> united states is going to war against coronavirus. that according to president trump who today said it is time for more drastic measures. >> will be invoking defense production act just in case we need it. in other words, i think you know what it is, it can do good things if we need it we will. david: what is defense production act, it has been around since korean war, it will allow feds to ramp up development and production of m

nothing happened for the next few weeks and then the summit that happened was in bermuda and that was late 1953. there is the remark about the week woman in the street but is , talking about these soviet union. this tension between churchill and eisenhower carried into this era where eisenhower was president and some historians think a great opportunity was missed maybe to bring the cold war to the end because remember, this was at a time when the nuclear arms race really expanded and churchill was tests in about those 54. it was all about those efforts to keep the nuclear arms race in check, but the soviets are not prepared to meet either, because they needed to figure out who would be stalin's successor. havee united states we elections every four years. almost two soviets years to find a new leader in chris jeff. jeff -- chrisris chop -- >> did you have a point to add? give.t we had to >> one thing that puzzles me is, what are all of these percentages? percentages of what? i have always wondered what churchill was thinking about when he was doing these percentages of influence. >>

nothing happened for the next few weeks and then the summit that happened was in bermuda and that was late in 1953. it was a french/british/american summit. there is the remark about the woman in the street but is the same whore underneath, talking about these soviet union. this tension between churchill and eisenhower carried into this era where eisenhower was president and when some historians think a great opportunity was missed maybe to bring the cold war to the end because remember, this was at a time when the nuclear arms race really expanded with the first "h"-bombs being detonated. and churchill was horrified about those tests in '54. it was all about those efforts to keep the nuclear arms race in check if such a meeting could be effected with the soviets. but the soviets were not prepared to meet either, because they needed to figure out who would be stalin's successor. the beauty about democratic governance in the u.s., we have an election every four years. if you don't like the guy, vote him out. it took the soviets almost two years to find a new leader in khruschev. that's

nothing happened for the next two weeks, and then the summit that happened was actually at bermuda.t was late in 1953. it was the french, british, american summit. that's when i in -- eisenhower made that remark about the woman in the street. that is the same talking about the soviet union. third -- sort of tension between church hill eisenhower carried into when eisenhower was president. some historians think a great opportunity was missed, may to bring the cold war to the end. this was also the time when the nuclear arms race really expanded with the h-bombs being detonated. churchill was horrified about those weapons. it was all and in effort to keep the nuclear arms race in check. were not really prepare get to leave either because they needed to figure out who would be stalin's successor. democraticabout governance is that we have an election every year. if we don't like the guy in the white house we can vote him out. soviets did not have clear procedures. it took the soviets almost two years to find a new leader. eventually crew chef emerged by the spring of 1965 and that's wh

several folks out there wanted to know, how you can fly around on private jets and take your jet to bermuda golf and still be such a strong proponent of climate change. >> well, it's like a big plane that burns an awful lot of gas. i think the answer is that i spend an awful lot of time flying around the country and flying around the world working on climate change. we closed on awful lot of power plants and work to trained coal miners to get other jobs, but at least to get the pollutants from the coal out of the air. i probably couldn't do it without an airplane. so the security, the airlines don't want to take you. there's just too many risks and. >> bret: i want to get to a lightning round of quick questions and quick answers if we can. if elected, you would be the first jewish president. how would your faith in form and impact your presidency? >> well look. i'm jewish, proud of my heritage, not terribly religious. when it comes to something like israel, do i feel compassion to israel or connections to israel? of course i do. incidentally so does donald trump it would seem. doesn't seem

think and nothing happened for the next few weeks and then the summit that happened actually was at bermuda and that was late in 1953 and it was the french/british/american summit and that is when eisenhower made the remark saying about the woman in the street that is the same horror underneath talking about the soviet union. so this tension between churchill and eisenhower carried into the era with eisenhower was president and when some historians think a great opportunity was missed, maybe to bring the cold war to the end. because, remember, this is a time when the nuclear arms race expanded with the first h-bombs being detonated and churchill was horrified about the tests in '54 and so forth. so it was also an effort possibly to keep the nuclear arms race in check if such a meeting could be affected with the soviets. but they weren't prepared to meet yet either finally because they needed to figure out who would be stalin's successor. the beauty about the democratic governments here in the united states, is we have an election every four years. if we don't like the guy in the white house

they're in liberia and panama and bermuda. >> part of this needs to go to states on the front lines of responding to this crisis as well as hospitals being overrun with patients right now. can't do the other procedures that would help them pay the bills. so that's part of the package that needs to happen. and it's one of the reason yes democrats are opposing what the republicans have put on the table. but the broader point about ensuring there's accountability here for any corporate bailouts is not a theoretical one. it's a real one. we saw that what happened after the 2017 tax cut where large corporations reaped a $21 billion windfall and then laid off thousand of workers. if we're going to give this money in bailouts, it should happen when we have a better sense of this economic crisis. there need to be strings attached, and there needs to be accountability on this administration and how that money goes out the door. >> gentlemen, thank you both so much for your time. i want to dig in deeper on small businesses and what they specifically need. not just the businesses but every single

they are headquartered in panama, bermuda. they are ships are flagged in those places and lie beer i can't. he thinks they should reflag them so they can get a piece of the action as well. austin, thank you for joining us. coming up, the pandemic play book. i'm going to hear from a justice official who pushed for pandemic rules and was overruled by the white house. an assistant director frustrated by the president's willful blindness. berty mutual customizs your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ with hepatitis c... ...i ...best for my family.my... in only 8 weeks with mavyret... ...i was cured. i faced reminders of my hep c every day. i worried about my hep c. but in only 8 weeks with mavyret... ...i was cured. mavyret is the only 8-week cure for all types of hep c. before starting mavyret your doctor will test... ...if you've had hepatitis b which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. tell your doctor if you'

there are no cruise companies headquartered in america, they are headquartered in panama, bermuda, theirre flagged in those places and liberia, but he thinks we should reflag them to get a piece of the action as well. thank you. >>> the pandemic play book. i will hear from a former department of justice official who pushed for pandemic exercises and was over ruled by the trump's white house. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. we're committed to serving, our communities by doing what we do best. serving you and making one great steak. that's why we have curbside takeaway and delivery on outback.com because at outback steakhouse, we're here to serve you. in the 2020 census guyisn't complicated.o counts everyone living in your home on april 1st counts. my aunt and uncle who live with us, count. my best friend who sleeps over every friday night, doesn't count. (laughs) my new baby sis

it is headquartered in bermuda. a majority of most cruise lines, all of them, they employ people outside of the u.s. that would be mostly indonesia and the philippines. those are where many of -- doesn't mean they don't have employees who are from the united states, but most of those cruise ships have workers who are from out of there and not american and one of the caveats is that any company that's going to get the loans must employ, as far as most of their work force, americans, people here in the u.s. now, royal caribbean for its part is domiciled in liberia. yet these companies, i do want to point out, pay their docking fees when they are here in new york or when they come into florida, but the money overall has clearly, this is the $500 billion, clearly earmarked for u.s. businesses, both large and small, and the cruise industry has said it is not asking for any kind of bailout. they are simply asking for loan guarantees. now, what about companies that majority shareholders are outside the u.s.? i just got off

norwegian -- i mean, liberia, panama, bermuda. these companies aren't even paying huge amount of corporate tax like most american companies are. it is the people down the line who are sufrfering the most. yesterday restaurant ceos were meeting with president trump. you didn't see any independent restaurants. steve mnuchin was saying maybe we'll have drive throughs, use the apps. do you know any mom and pop restaurants that have a drive through or an app? i'm pretty sure joe knows about fish house in the panhandle that can't do that. if we're going to talk about individual briss ausinesses i a people, you have to help them. just a corporate bailout, that's not going to serve what it's intended to do. >> stephanie, as you know, it is those independent owners, it is those small businesses that, you know, maybe they have a month's reserve in cash to carry them over. they're the ones who are going to need help the most. >> maybe. >> and i had somebody call any yesterday from the industry say, you know the airline industry, this was ear

we have had people from bermuda and all over the uk, people getting in touch, thanking us.turgeon has announced that a further 13 people have died because of the coronavirus — taking the total there to 60. during her daily news conference she also outlined plans for an emergency bill which is expected to be passed tomorrow. amongst other things, that legislation provides for the continuing functioning of the justice system during this emergency period. it also relaxes restrictions for businesses and government in relation to some statutory processes . and, as i have covered at this briefing previously, it provides greater protection for tenants, particularly protection against the possibility of being evicted during this crisis period. it is, in so many ways, an unprecedented response to what is an unprecedented situation. some of the provisions in this bill are of a type that i would never have wanted or expected to be introducing to parliament, and we will ensure that these provisions do not remain in force any longer than is absolutely necessary. the headlines on bbc new

in florida, it's warm, in fact the eastern half of the u.s., take a look, we're talking about this bermudas today, spring beginning at 11:49 p.m., temperatures anywhere from 10 to 20 degrees above average from chicago to dallas to atlanta and tomorrow we could see records in boston, new york, also down to d.c johnson city, raleigh with temperatures 70s into the 80s but don't get used to that this cool canadian air will push in behind that front and temperatures will tumble minneapolis, 35, syracuse, same thing, 44 new york city. highs will be 20 to 40 degrees colder that's what's going on around the country, here's what's ha >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. as we look outside in san francisco, we are going to start out the day with clouds and we will see some clearing by this afternoon. we are going to see our high temperatures reaching into the low 60s for many of the microclimates but it will still be a cool day with a slight chance of showers moving in by this afternoon. the 7-day forecast shows we will get more sunshine and perfect on saturday, reaching 70 degrees. rain

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companies because they are incorporated and domiciled elsewhere, panama, bermuda, even liberia, whichg u.s. taxes, something that hasn't escaped the critics including vice president pence's former chief of staff who tweeted redomicile to the u.s. if you want taxpayer assistance, pay u.s. taxes. if not, go to where your ship flies your flag and ask them for help. simple and fair. carnival telling us here at fox business recently that we actually did not ask or expect a cash bailout from the u.s. government but cruise trade lines international will continue to fight on capitol hill, saying for the more than 421,000 people in the u.s. whose jobs are supported by the cruise industry, we will continue to work with policy makers to help our community recover. we spoke to a travel expert, mark murphy, who says he doesn't think these cruise lines will be changing their flags any time soon. >> it's going to be impossible for the cruise industry to revive by 100% adherence to u.s. maritime law based on the jones act and pfda which is the passenger services act for the cruise industry. reason be

based in panama, royal caribbean incorporated in liberia and norwegian cruise lines headquartered in bermuda companies domicile in the u.s. and their employees are primarily americans and a lot of people say the cruise lines just don't meet these standards; however, they are hoping for some help because they say that there are 421,000 people in the u.s. whose jobs are tied to cruises. stuart: well they are taking it on the chin today, 12% down, 13% down, taking it again. got it. all right thanks, susan. now, we've been critical of speaker pelosi for dragging things out and delaying the stimulus package. now there's a republican who may be spreading things out. thomas massey, republican from kentucky may be demanding a voice vote which will holdup the stimulus program even more. tammy bruce, come in, please. tammy, i think as a degree of frustration with congress, people are throwing up their hands and saying what on earth is going on? you've been holding this thing up for a week. you still haven't gotten it done there's a level of frustration here which i've not seen before. >> well there is

what do you want to call it bermuda blue? vote in all the counties with a few exceptions down here. have been joe biden. and i would make the argument that going into tonight looking at all the polling we thought this would be a three-way race between biden sanders and bloomberg. this is what we are getting in virginia. biden at almost 55% of the vote. sanders at 23. this is the threshold mark at 15%. remember, dnc rules say if you don't have 15% or greater, you get no delegates right now elizabeth warren she is out of the delegate game in virginia just panel over one time here, this is where mike bloomberg finished in virginia. add up the millions that he spent in this state, and, remember when he declared his candidacy in late november, the first place he went was down here in southeast virginia. the norfolk region. that's where he had his first campaign stop. and this is what he is getting with it for 99% of the vote now being reported. i will pop up here to vermont and well we hold off a little bit on this just to get som