finally, look at boons some different here with boons boon yields popped up but they flattened out. the ecb will have a real issue trying d ining corral all the c. tyler, back do you the major averages are lower for the first time in three days as investors brace for earning season it's likely to be an eventful one. we won't see normalized earnings for two years. jerry is president and cio with castle management. jerry, do you agree with lee cooperman we're not going to see normalized earnings or earnings unaffected by this pandemic for two full years >> that's far out. there's so much we don't know. we don't know where the virus will have its full impact. there's a lot you'll probably learn in the next six to eight weeks that will determine that run way. just tremendous, no one has every thrown $7 trillion in the economy let alone this one and let alone now. we have no way of understanding that until we get going into next year. >> i found myself wondering how much of that 7 trillion makes it into the economy and how much spillage there will be you say most of the negive impact fro

he was not daniel boone. he was not the family of laura wilder.the secret is that we prize boone and the ingels and we depend upon people like morgan to return and to defend them and without them, we would have nothing. in that sense, i'm glad daniel morgan was a revolutionary in all possible senses of the word. thaufrng very much. [ applause ] >> we have time for a few questions. >> this is the time for cow pens questions, rifle questions, flogging questions. >> rum questions? >> rum questions. [ inaudible ] >> there is, fortunately, in the course of my research, which i have to admit was often conducted by google at 5:00 in the morning, on my couch. thank god for the modern cyber experience. he was a welsh redhead. people all describe him as tall. rifleman henry, who was 16 at the time when he was in the maine woods, walked from detroit to lancaster at the age of 15. henry describes him as being very belasarious in appearance. you get the sense that he had a very casual physical strength which enabled him to plow or jump over things. he is in th

boon, thank you for joining us.e've been following this treatment some time, expert from columbia following it some time ago. it is being put in place, what can you tell us what you have done there, about how optimistic you are about the success? >> well, thanks. very exciting. our team across the department of pathology applied for an emergency usage from the fda over the weaken for two separate patients and was able to utilize the con convalescent serum on two patients. too soon to know whether it works or not but we're optimistic about it or the safety and potential efficacy about it as we lead with large trials collaborating with others around the country. connell: the models that project what might happen because of covid-19, the out comes can be influenced we always talk about behavior, social distancing and the like and the hope is as dr. fauci talked about last night, some of the worst numbers may come in lower. what influence might some experimental treatments have on outcomes? is there any wray to get a se

>> yeah..if they were flying , it would be a tremendous boon. dollar change in the price ofjet fuel, the jet fuel changes by three cents. where brent is today is tremendous. the challenge is the airlines are not flying that much. in terms of hedging, we do not believe the airlines are focused on that at this time. i am not in the hedging market and i do not know it would be available presently, but the u.s. airlines have moved away from hedging. a majority of them, for a number of years. alaska,t still hedges, hawaiian, jetblue the largest. all of those airlines take positions that do not put -- expose them to liquidity risk, which is very different from the financial crisis. looking ahead, we are not focused on hedging. we are focused on how the companies are managing the liquidity to get to the other side. >> do you have any visibility at this point of how long this might last for the airline industry? if we do see those travel restrictions being lifted, we continue to see more people more jittery about traveling and a social distancing even a

return the german football league is currently suspended but some club officials hope to resume the boon as league or season in may even if the stadiums are empty. as league games being played without spectators was almost unimaginable just several weeks ago. fritsch a board member with the german football league and a politician and health experts have starkly different tanks whether the league should even pick up where it left off. personally i don't think games really good idea but i know the german football league clubs are pushing the loss of pressure on politicians. why shouldn't football be allowed to do that if it happens within the rules and we're not preparing for the fact that we can at least play with spectators is just like every company that's preparing for a return to normal working conditions i don't know what's wrong with that. with teams back on the training pitches many questions remain unanswered how would social distancing rules be possible when any return would still involve 2 teams substitutes coaches medical staff and security and what about making sure everyone i

like greenland is being disrupted, the unprecedented shutdown ofjç>s m cities is also proving to be a boonfor other science as well. >> it has allowed us to really look at certain scenarios. >> reporter: gaby fister is a climate scientist now studying our environment in conditions no one ever thought would occur. >> as cars are taken off the roads, what would happen to our climate and our air quality? i mean, this is to be something we can only test in our numerical models, but then we don't have observations, though now we do. >> reporter: armed with this new data, scientists hope when we do return to our pre-pandemic life styles, we'll do so with lessons learned during the crisis. >> it has shown us that there are ways that we can make a significant change in the human footprint on our atmosphere and our nature. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, los angeles. >> mark phillips spent the golden anniversary of earth day at london's royal botanic gardens. he had the place to himself. >> reporter: if you had to choose a place to self-isolate during this covid-19 crisis, you can do worse than here. th

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and both sparks are among the other boon just because sides are to have returned to training under similar conditions the league is suspended until at least at the start of may . a club bridge are set to be declared champions of the belgian proly after it was announced that the remainder of the current season will be cancelled bridge had a 15 point lead at the top of the belgian table before play was interrupted as a result of the coronavirus pandemic the decision sees belgium become the 1st country to cancel the rest of the professional football season. you're watching t w news don't forget our web site is there for all the latest news and information around the clock at state of you dot com i'm kyra phillips and thanks for joining. the euro beyond your own soul the. whole book the shuras that. i'm doing. whatever it takes. people around me know. how to explain further notice how d.w. made for mines.

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. >> when people ask me, what is this book about, i said it's how daniel boone became hillbilly. it's how the people from the southern mountains kind of slipd down what i call a cultural gradient. in effect people who live close to their environments very often administered authority called them savages, even though it's the way most people have lived overs the last 10,000 years. in fact, aquarians are the largest class in human history. but it's an easy for us to forget that and then to forget, a fact how to talk about them and have actually lived. so an image like this i could've showed you daniel boone rolling through cumberland gap with all the people behind them, , that picture, painted by thomas art beckett. but instead this is kind of the best image, that of documentary image that i could find depicting these poor white folk. they are poor but they are sufficient. so the remarkable thing is that inside 50 years, excuse me while through my entire thing. inside 50 years we get to this. we get to the georgia cracker. and so i wanted to understand how it is that this happened,

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the boon, we're the widest we have been in one month at 117 basis points after reversing from aprile rates have turned or they're not going to be going down as much that seems to be what the charts were saying. tyler, back to you >> thank you very much. >>> another big interview. we'll talk to the ceo of dunkin brands and ask him how sales are holding up what he's seeing in his business and what the company's plans are oz states begin to reopen. >>> a look at how we are eating differently during this crisis jane >> welcome to grocery shopping 2020 if you are shopping, you might want to put meat on that lt.is i'll explain why when we come back what do you look for when you trade? i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. mhm, yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. now off

the role that those pioneers played with daniel boone was basically obscured. in other words, if there was a moment they coincided, they were dispossessed or. they were there to play that role and they were the pioneers and they were heroes. but just a few years later they became grotesque and the characteristics were just kind of grossly invented racialized. but if the group of poor whites in the united states could essentially become a separate race as a process on the way of having them be legitimized so they could be pulled out of those hollows and it could be given to coal and lumber companies so it was part of that. it wasn't like a conscious attempt. like everybody was watching and seeing what was happening. by the way, the people were in their own ways off to recall that both. there are agriculture and their own way of life is impacted at the same time. >> sure, great. elizabeth touches on the same matter and for me one of the most effective moments is the writing of the seizure of land use for the national park so when the process begins, writers, phot

many became skilled brick laters, painters and carpenters, and okinawa blossomed out in a boone of construction> along with the purely military construction went the development of dependent housing. attractive suburban areas were laid out and soon modern homes constructed. now american kids play happily among the smart new homes of the servicemen's families. if a soldier's wife runs short of soap or breakfast cereal, there are modern, american style supermarkets with complete stocks of the same merchandise you might expect to find back home. there is even somebody to help with the grocery cart. the interfaith chappell eventually eli reacted, is a handsome example of the clean modern lines to be seen in okinawa's new construction. new two and three-story arm bearcats are complete units in themselves with troop quarters, smy rooms, armory and mess hall andre under one typhoon-proof roof. the new construction on okinawa has extended to every area of activity. university buildings, honts, theaters, public buildings and sports facilities all have been built to serve americans and okinawans alike. s

. >> reporter: robots are a boon for human workers in singapore.d to become more and more integrated into the labor force here. nhk world, singapore. >> singapore has not been spared in the coronavirus pandemic. authorities have banned all foreigners from entering the country and that's hit the tourism industry hard. robot development continues, though. in fact, it is likely a strange new age of social distancing we're all living through will open up a new path for researchers to explore. and that is developing machines that can take over when people need to avoid close contact with each other. in the pre-coronavirus world, disruptive technologies generated much hope and hype after how they would transform our lives. the top infectiouous diseases expert in the united states warns that infections are almost certain to rise. the death toll in the u.s. is now the highest in the world. emmanuel macron is expected to extend france's lockdown to battle the coronavirus in the highly anticipated speech tonight. have died0,000 people from the coronavirus in

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the export of a high quality finished product to europe is a boon for the region it creates new jobs and the profits stay in africa. it's one way to combat poverty and economic migration. from through the oven to as transporting unroasted green coffee it's a roma does not fade on the long voyage now the ship is almost at its destination. yeah i forgot to give you i'm really very excited i was born and raised in hamburg and have been out and about at sea for 9 months so i find it really special to return home on board the album tour under sail and i know how much would succumb. mean. the oven tour is welcomed by $200.00 volunteers friends and family. they all believe that sailing ships can revolutionize the way could such transport it. clearly a spoke a man who launched the whole project is here to welcome the crew without him none of them would be here. but it was back to the left if you will with a. buck a man spent his life at sea and has seen what burning heavy oil does to the environment to change that he founded the company timber coast. it's possible to use all of your we trans

as we head closer to the coastline, it will be chilly in half boone bay at 55. palo alto, 67. san francisco, 61 for the embarcadero. notice breezy winds out of the northwest at 22-miles-per-hour. and right here through napa, sonoma, and santa rosa, we'll have upper 60s tomorrow. enjoy that sunshine as we hit tomorrow's forecast. by this weekend we do have changes. we've been talking about additional rain chance coming on saturday and sunday and a big drop in temperatures. we can see the storm right there as we have it highlighted. it's not a major storm as you'll see in san francisco, .1 to a third of inch on sunday and additional on monday. we're going to see them really drop by this weekend down to 61 on saturday, 58 on sunday. now, the other thing we have been updating you on is the snow pack. not the best of years so far. 53% of normal. our final april snow survey should be coming in the next week or so. so, we did way better last year at 162% of normal. none the less, more snow is on the way if you have to head up there to check on any elderly relatives or family members.

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this could prove a boon for german waste disposal firms like nails which have an endless supply of potentially recyclable material unfortunately lots of everyday objects are made from mixed materials and that makes the recycling process extremely difficult and an economical this is done as that's all you know this little toy car is a great example of how many different materials one thing can contain there are all kinds of plastic a polyethylene polypropylene and sometimes also polystyrene by the month mothers of all what is still void would fall by the earth and that's one reason why less than 10 percent of the world's plastic is currently recycled so plastic prevention is now the order of the day. it is a stunningly beautiful unpredictable and co no i'm talking about the death that over 80 percent of niger along the country in west africa lies in the sahara desert and huge dunes quipping closer and closer to the capital bought an old young volunteers for the environment is sick and. desertification leading the fight children teens who intone racing other members of the funny to join the coal

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