but lags this is not a buy just like with brinker he recommends selling into any kind of strength. don't need these. because i've been warning you away for weeks i wanted to walk you through the charts to see the full extent of the damage and destruction and think about the workers at these places and how little they have and hopefully they'll get help this is how big well funded restaurant chains are doing. imagine how the small businesses are holding up now like my loved restaurant near the shore. and bottom line, we need to tie workers over otherwise there is layoffs. white house and congress is working on it and now you know why it needs to happen it is a visual it tells the whole story stick with cramer. do you have concerns about mild memory loss related to aging? prevagen is the number one pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. - [narrator] at southern new hampshire university we're committed to making college more accessible by making it more affordable. that's why we're

brinker internationanal benchmark tradig at around forty five dollars a barrel down all the way around sixty nine dollars a barrel back in january. there's one in particular why- price continue to plummet. because a group of oil producing countries failed to reach a d deal onow much to cut production. they're up a at the two day meeting in vienna on friday led by saudi arabibia opec had proposed cutting an extra one and a half million barrels per day to the- end of the year. russia though refused to lend it supports the move. moscow apparently content with the group's previous round of cuts those are just over two million barrels. for a day. and only that is not stopp prices from fallen tree i think a tremendous help to me. meanwhile in china thirties have urged firms to. get back to work and while many large corporations have done just that it's a very different story for the country small businesses. on gains for reports. this beijing spa used to have between twenty and thirty customers a d day. but since the corona virus outbreak that number has plummeted. many small businesses in c

. >> let's turn to the restaurant stocks darden and brinker international are down double digits let's bring in jim ballis now, managing director of the strategic operations group at capital spring, a private investment firm focused on the restaurant industry. jim, it's good to see you. so, restaurants -- the trouble is, if you don't take your trip to some country this year, you might take it next year. the restaurant business that is lost because of coronavirus, they're probably not going to get back, is that right. >> it's definitely going to be challenging for them what you're seeing is a clear migration from people dining in the restaurants to people fo them those businesses that have those available to them as revenue channels are performing better >> that reminds me of our last conservation about the ripple effects of these sports cancellati cancellation if weem apeople are picking the up and the delivery, that's fine but the wait staff ha happens to the wait staff is nobody is dining in these places >> it's difficult for them. they are working paycheck to paycheck the other prob

airlines to the brinker united airlines cut 50% of its flight capacity.rlines cut 75% of its international flights. wilder taught airlines reduced its flight capacity by 40%. it is delta's largest reduction including 9/11. the tsa report seven of their screening officers have tested positive for covid-19 at airports in atlanta, orlando, san jose, california. urging all americans not to fly unless it's essential. shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much for that update. by the way, my friend janice dean staying home to stay healthy so we asked her to drop in virtually and we got some really good news stories. i'm planning on her holding it together because i heard her crying. good news before we say good night next. "protect your family as it grows" company. a "put enough away for college" company. and a "take care of your employees" company. we're a "help you ride the ups and downs of the market" company. and when it's time to retire, we're a "we've been guiding you toward this all along" company. think of us as all these companies, and more. principal. r

moves are so accentuated i can't believe it's people just saying, you know what, i don't want to own brinker at 8 i riley want to get rid of southwest air. there are people who are motivated not by value but by someone from the margin department who is saying get that money in by 2:00 or you're gone >> yeah, i mean, i think there's absolutely an element of that going on in various markets. there's got to be. and we have to stay focused on sort of the larger questions, too, in terms of the banks that are obviously there to some extent for players in the financial markets. those that are huge commodity traders in the oil markets globally then you get back to things like the airlines and the bailout that we assume is going to take place in the not too distance future, one would expect the government was out signing up legal counsel very recently to represent it in what would be a fairly complex structure then, guys, the bigger question, jim, which we haven't talked about today, which is what are mnuchin and company going to do here in terms of getting money into the hands of employees out there