we are waiting for ebay and facebook to report earnings as well. qualcomm just came out with numbers. the chipmaker reporting a second quarter eps $.10 than what estimates were. for this quarter, it is actually giving some kind of outlook here. a third quarter revenue of 5.2 building here. the consensus estimate is for 4.9 one billion. adjusted eps of anywhere between $.60 and $.80. analysts are looking for $.77. comments coming from qualcomm in a phone interview. just looking at how the stock is trading, qualcomm shares are zooming higher. romain: still with us, the cio and head of global equities. a trillion dollars under management. as they start to trickle in, how much stock are you putting into these one q numbers? >> we are not putting a lot of stock into what is being reported. we will see a continued loss of clarity and a lot of variance. the two q numbers, we will start to see those. the second quarter between april and may is going to be even weaker than the first quarter. that will be interesting. we're hitting the bottom right about now

saying it's like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding. tonight, we stay on the testing. maryland's republican governor saying no state has enough tests. and we're on the front lines with paramedics answering calls. they're often the first to come into contact with patients with coronavirus. and of course, dr. jen ashton is standing by with your questions. we'll get to it all tonight. we begin with the message from the white house just moments ago. tom llamas leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, the growing warning. the surge is coming. new york already feeling it with victims of the virus being loaded into makeshift morgues and more than 1,500 now dead across the state. >> we have to look at this pattern and conclude that the worst is certainly in the next few weeks, minimum. i could see it going into may. >> reporter: with city hospitals pushed to the max, the navy's hospital ship the comfort already receiving overflow non covid-19 patients. today the ship's commander said he would speak to us. we quickly learned they are taking no chances. at the dock, they take our t

of the competition, it is nearly impossible to secure those supplies. >> it is like being on evite, ebay with 50 other states and fema is bidding on top of the 50. >> nancy pelosi is calling on the president to use the defense production act to do more. as congress works to assemble a fourth demille is bill, the pastry package is about to kick 10. small business loans could be available by the end of the week followed by direct payments to individuals and families in the next couple of weeks. >>> coming up next, a story that shows we are truly better together. fancy dinners going to certain emergency workers. >>> how the restaurants are trying to cater to the elderly, and why their idea has been shut down so far. >>> and then later, it is one of the biggest changes this fish sandwich is amazing! let's make it more amazing! ♪ menutaur check it out with an extra filet! yeah! hey. ahhhh! my $4 fish sandwich combo! stack it up for an extra buck. nothing beats my delicious fish sandwich! except another filet! yeah! wabam! i think you overshot that one. my $4 fish sandwich combo! stack it up f

career, he spent almost eight years at ebay.ivist investors have been pressing ebay to focus on its main online marketplace. amazon keeps hiring. workersinging on 75,000 due to the coronavirus and make -- on 175,000 workers due to the coronavirus pandemic. forbank will pay the price some of those ill-fated technology bets. the japanese company is forecasting a $12.5 billion operating loss in the fiscal year that just ended, after writing down the value of investments in companies such as it were and wework -- such as uber and wework. still ahead, speaking of softbank, more on that $12.5 billion loss and the extensive damage that the coronavirus pandemic is causing. softbank, down 27%. let's take a look at the markets more broadly now. we have a down day once again this monday for the s&p 500, dow and nasdaq. the s&p down 1.8% even after we got some resolution to the oil price fiasco. crude is up 2.7%. not exactly running away from things today. the energy index is up zero point 1% in the s&p 500, one of just three areas higher.

saying the process with the federal government forces states to bid against each other like on ebay. and president trump with a somber tone moments ago, laying out the models about where this is headed in the u.s. >>> also tonight, the toll on the front lines. doctors and nurses becoming infected. the state department official dying from the virus. three employees in a massachusetts u.p.s. facility are infected. and tonight, the testing. one republican governor saying there's a desperate need for tests. >>> we're also on the front lines with first responders. the paramedics, first responders describing their fears of becoming infected, and making their own families sick. >>> we're across the country, bracing for the spike in the west. cases in california climbing 30% overnight. our interview with the mayor of los angeles saying we will be the next new york. in one oregon hospital, 12 health care workers falling ill. in washington state, the choir practice that has turned deadly. in georgia, two dozen family members who attended a funeral are sick. and in texas, 28 students testing po

i bought those today ebay this is a down side play somebody buying puts the july 38th with ebay trading at 39. they're just under where the market is here they paid about $2.50 for those puts and bought about 5,000 of them >> tlt long term treasury bond etf as well as those shares of ebay thank you very much. >>> coming up, we have the ceo b of agre realty how is this real estate investment trust weathering the volatility in the markets? that's straight ahead. >>> welcome back as some parts of the country start to reopen for business, the question shifts to how quickly consumers will come back to the economy joey agree the ceo of a company with nearly 900 properties in the united states. he joins us now on phone right noi. joey, thank you very much for being here let's talk first about just how bad it is in the commercial real estate market given covid-19 >> good afternoon. i would tell you it's obviously this is a pandemic and a crisis for the entire country our tenants took a broad approach to not paying rent. unlike other landlords, we're the opposite of a shopping center or mall, ou

he said it was like ebay, he would bid on a ventilator or surgical mask and he'd be outbid by fema orifornia. in the countries where they've done this well, the countries that we can look to for models, how did they handle the supplies and getting them to the hospitals that needed them? >> so great question, alisyn. the thing is we're all in this together, the states and territories. we're all in this together. they had a coordinated response. if we can -- look, we know that we haven't had that coordinated response so far. even know, if all the states pull together, if we coordinate our buying and everybody shutting down and building up our testing, we can still get through this without hundreds of thousands of people dying. it's going to take a national coordinated response. it's not going to be 50 different responses all going on at the same time. >> dr. jha, dr. gounder, thank you both for this discussion. it's been informative. all these days, we can learn so much from the doctors in the middle of this. >> every morning, john. every morning my understanding of hope deepens, but th

liz: we got this breaking news on ebay. shares are jumping higher by about 2.25% right now after activist investor starboard ended its proxy fight by withdrawing its four director nominees. investors are applauding the move. ebay is moving higher by about 2.5% to $37.06. the decision ends this very public fight and now allows ebay to focus on running its business in the age of the coronavirus outbreak without the activists breathing down their backs, right. this is always kind of the positive and the negative when it comes to activism. >>> as you work at your laptops at home right now, taiwan semiconductor appears to be a beneficiary. it is getting a boost. we have taiwan semi up 5.75%. the contract chip maker posted better than expected first quarter earnings and that is tending to lift the tide for many of the different companies that are involved. it's pushing other chip makers including nvidia and intel and advanced microalso higher. we have them all up anywhere from 2% to 4%. >>> starbucks not waiting for governors or

we did receive a response from amazon and from ebay. the response was adequate. their conduct continues for the have removed a number of products off of their websites. we are asking them to constantly monitor those sites for price gouging. it is problematic in the environment we are in. price gouging is a subjective test, based on supply and demand . position to in a weigh the evidence of whether it is price gouging or in line with market conditions. something you could pursue legal action against amazon for, or only the third party seller, given that the seller is directly responsible but amazon is carrying that seller on the website? ag landry: i think that platforms, and i will not single anybody out how a claim that it is amazon only, -- single anybody out, anyone that has been notified and continues to per protocols in place, that is problematic for them. bezon did that -- i could wrong. they have responded to it. i could not tell you that amazon is ignoring our request. they seem to be proactively trying to participate in the market and get these people of

wednesday they report earnings at ebay. it has had a resurgence given current conditions as we know, guys, old retail continues to be in very deep trouble. it's no surprise what we hear from jcpenney. even in a normal environment we might not have been surprised to see the company preparing perhaps for the likes of bankruptcy it's not alone in this given how difficult it is given how many retail establish the ments are e to do anything since they are closed >> one thing we have to think about with jcpenney is not the stock or bonds but the people who work there what will happen to them there's 43 million people who work in retail restaurants what happens to those people they get unemployment claims su have be you have been a salesperson at jcpenney, what is your next move i don't know when we had a great economy, the answer is you make some calls. you go to craigslist now, i don't know what happens to someone laid off. david, there's a note today about ralph lauren, and whether people have changed tastes almost as if since

ebay topping estimates and issuing a strong guidance.sla also both lines including a big profit beat on the bottom line as you can see, ebay down about 1% >> it's been a positive session for after-hours earnings we have breaking news on exxon dom chu. >> they were up a percent after hours after gathering about 5.5% in the regular session because they've declared a quart ily dividend of 87 cents per share, so they did not cut it for a stock that's seen a decline on falling oil price. this move by exxon not a cut on maintaining their dividend back to you. >> dom, thanks very much for that tesla shares as we said jumping about 8% or 9% after hours, posting adjusted eps $124. joining us to break down the numbers, jed, thanks for joining us currently the bottom line is what people are focusing on. >> yeah. it's the bottom line and the commentary around guidance, the specific commentary that they'll still deliver over 500,000 vehicles so there's a lot of moving parts to this one, but net-net, i think that's what's driving the stock higher >> w

this is something amazon and ebay have been battling as well. big of the problem is this on instagram? sarah: we've seen thousands of accounts that are posting masks, claiming that they will be helpful to people, but they may not fit medical standards or may actually have harmful ingredients in them. this is something facebook has tried to counter. back in march, they banned advertisements for medical products because they were seeing a lot of price gouging, same as on amazon and ebay. it's really been difficult for them to clamp down on this, even though they say that this is their top priority right now. emily: what is facebook saying about it? it seems every day they are announcing some new initiative to crack down on misinformation. what are they doing about this instagram problem? sarah: they have fewer people looking at this right now. this goes to the heart of the problem with instagram's content moderation. facebook hasn't given instagram a lot of specific resources that it also applies to facebook. as i explain in peace this week, week,

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but i checked prices on six resale and trade-in site, gazelle, next worth, amazon, best buy, ebay and samsung galaxy subpoena. 6 from rosie. >> how can i make cash off. >> reporter: it came out in 2015. ebay had the best price at $76 but flipsy close with a $66 offer that might prove to be less hassle. for the fourth generation ipad with a lot of storage ebay had a recent sale listed at $199 and gazelle probably 9 easiest option offered $100. >> i think it's always easier to sell directly to a carrier to apple or through gazelle. they make the process painless. you might not get as much money but need to go through all the hassle of doing your own shipping label. packing it up yourself and dealing with any of those headaches. >> reporter: his insider tip. >> we found a lot of the work from home essentials like laptops and webcams can be hard to come by right now so if you have an old webcam you're not using or any of those work from home essential, it might be a good time to sell those to somebody who needs one. >> reporter: since those devices were older let's talk about newer popula

it's like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator. i mean, how inefficient. and then fema gets involved, and fema starts bidding. and now, fema is bidding on top of the 50. so fema is driving up the price. what sense does this make? >> when reporters raised it this all seemed to be news to the president. he had this response to governor cuomo's concerns today. >> the problem is, with some people, no matter what you give, it's never enough. look, i got him ships, i got him hospitals, i got him a lot of things that he never thought -- he hit pay dirt, okay. i've been very generous on ventilators. >> on that note, philadelphlip , kim adkins, senior washington correspondent for wbur boston's news station. and professor of epidemiology out of ucla's school of public health and infectious disease, she also running the ucla center for global and immigrant health where she specializing in emerging infectious diseases. kimberly, i'd like to begin with you, i counted, oh, about a half a dozen time, the president stepped up because where the conversation was going he ne

matt hancock, ebay rules or face exercise band. borisjohnson, this band. before the queen spoke before boris johnson, this is band. before the queen spoke before borisjohnson, this is the story that almost everyone was talking about. the rules are an exercise band, the antagonism possibility between joggers band, the antagonism possibility betweenjoggers and band, the antagonism possibility between joggers and someone simply wa nted between joggers and someone simply wanted to sit in a park but matt hancock is been very strict there, obey the rules of this event. hancock is been very strict there, obey the rules of this eventlj don't think it ban on exercises the way to proceed. because mary had to make —— a very small are not following social distancing, i think they should be stopping people, they should be stopping people, they should be stopping people, they should be turning them away, and when appropriate, fining people. but there is a really, really fine balance to be struck here and it is easy if you've got a garden but it

dijo que la rebaja era para ayudar a la crisis del coronavirus (covid-19) el hombre las revendía en ebayde su ubicación la fiscalía busca las personas que están vendiendo estos productos a grandes precios aún cuando él dice que no especulaba con los precios >> bueno ese hombre afirma que no fue multado ni quitado aún así no se sabe si enfrentará casos funcnarios del departamento de sana cruz anunciaron el cierre de parques incluyendo el fin de semana de pascua pueden hacer multas de mil dólares o su arresto >> (hablan en inglés) >> todas las escuelas en el estado permanecerán cerradas el resto del año escolar lo dijo el superintendente de california dijo que la educación estará de manera virtual ciudades del Área de la bahía protegen los trabajadores más vulnerables en esta pandemia mundial en san josé y los líderes buscan hacer lo mismo sandra con más detalles ya si la aseguranza es insulina la pastilla para prevenir ataques al corazón es cara >> se quedaron sin trabajo por el coronavirus (covid-19) aunque pidiero nayuda por desempleo ahora no tienen ni un centavo >> uno está ahora si p

of course, he's put the shirt on ebay to raise money for two specialist heart and lung centres.help at the moment. the doctors, nurses, the nhs and all hospitals need everyone‘s support as much as they can. so, it seemed quite an easy thing to do and an easy idea to set up to really help those in need and those in a real emergency at the moment. and of course, an incredibly special shirt to me which now with it being able to go ahead and attempt to raise more money for this emergency appeal, it will add even more meaning to the world cup final and to that shirt. great stuff from joss buttler. that is all your sport for now. thanks for watching, good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are arj singh, deputy political editor at huffpost uk and political commentator & former conservative adviser, jo—anne nadler. tomorrow's front pages starting with. .. tomorrow's financial times leads on the surge in people applying for universal credit as applicants hit the million mark. the metro reports on the lack of personal p

he said ebay. it's more like surge pricing on uber, only the last moment the car drives away because somebody has outbid you. we have 50 ventilators, i told you they'll be here any day. we put in an order for 1500 ventilators probably months ago. >> so you asked for 1500 from the national strategic stockpile and you'll get 50? or you're going to get 50, you think? >> i'll get 50, i think. show me. >> there has been reporting indicating concerns that the apportionment of these federal backstop supplies, whether from the strategic stockpile or not, are hinging on political consideration, maybe political considerations whether a president likes a governor or not. there are indications that oklahoma, kentucky and florida have gotten all their requests, and other states like yours and michigan have not. are you concerned that the people in your state who are sick and may be on the threshold of dying or surviving are being punished for the politics you or the state have? >> i hope not. look, i've got cuo

the ebay store.ot enough i decided to auction off one of my prized pieces of del earnhardt, the cars that i have. i have 44 of them. the original cars he drove. rockingham. auction off barrett jackson online starting may the 8th. we are trying our best to do our part to help out in these terrible, terrible thing this monster spit on us. steve yeah. absolutely. richard, that number three car is going to go for a lot of money to help a lot of people. as i look at the ebay site people with go to ebay and look up richard childress. have you got it seems like hundreds of items. how big is your closet that you have been able to keep all this stuff somewhere for all these years? >> well, i have it everywhere. all over. and around my home i have a shop on my property. i got thousands of each pieces that we put up over the years. and sally and dale jr., dale senior. kevin harvick. so many drivers. dillon. all those guys. steve: it's great. and if people would like more information, check out ebay to purchase

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it's like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator.ean, how inefficient, and then fema gets involved, and fema starts bidding. and now fema is bidding on top of the 50. so fema is driving up the price. what sense does this make? >> when reporters raised it, this all seemed to be news to the president. he had this response to governor cuomo's concerns today. >> the problem is with some people, no matter what you give, it's never enough. look, i got him ships. i got him hospitals. i got him a lot of things that he never thought -- he hit pay dirt, okay? and i've been very generous on ventilators. >> on that note, joining us for our leadoff discussion on a tuesday night, philip rucker, white house bureau chief for "the washington post," also co-author along with his "post" colleague carol leonnig of the best-selling book "a very stable genius." kim atkins, senior washington correspondent for wbur, boston's npr news station. and dr. anne rimoin, professor of epidemiology out at ucla's fielding school of public health and infectious disease

it like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator. >> we made an $18 million purchase ppe equipment and things for first responders and hospital personnel out there. as of today, that same order will cost you now over $30 million. >> reporter: it's not just governors calling for clarity but suppliers, too the ceo of a new jersey based clothing company making face masks says the system is disorganized making it hard to get gear to those who need it. >> questions about who is making the decision who is buying it and that doesn't tell you one thing. if i make a purchase for the state and distribute that for everyone that needs it. >> reporter: state officials are still sounding the alarm about test kit shortages maryland's republican governor says without enough tests he's left flying blind having to guess where the outbreaks are in his state. lester >> jeff bennett at the white house. thanks. >>> we'll be back in just 60 seconds with the safest ways to go grocery shopping and handle those grocery packages or food deliveries without bringing the virus into your home >>> a

. >> so you have 50 states competing to buy the same item, it's like being on ebay, with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator >> just a little over a week ago, we made an $18 million purchase, ppe equipment and things for the first respondering and hospital personnel out there. as of today, the same order will cost you now over $30 million >> reporter: it's not just governors calling for clarity, but suppliers too. the ceo of a new jersey based clothing company that is now making face masks said that the entire system is decentralized and disorganized making it hard to get gear to those who need it >> the questions about who is making the decisions, who is buying it and there's not one entity that takes a purchase for the state and diss tributes it to everyone that needs it >> reporter: state officials are still sounding the alarm about test kit shorthand acknowled-- kit shortages. >> thanks we will be back in just 60 seconds with a safest way to go grocery shopping and handle the grocery packages or food deliveries without bringing the virus in to your home. also, what you can do to

the hudson valley and palm springs has got amazing goody thrift shops and nothing's antique -- oh, ebay finding great -- old paintings, vintage paintings, and our style, i say ours because it is ours now. >> jim: is anything of mine hanging on the walls >> a little. is like original -- the ceiling. the ceiling room >> jimmy: that's true. yeah, yeahyeah i do have some ship paintings. >> ship paintings. >> jimmy: we don't have any -- >> but i love it >> jimmy: we don't have any famous paintings >> no. anyone -- yeah if you came in to steal our art work you'd have to steal like 2,000 paintings to add up to anything and that would be so hard to steal. >> jimmy: yeah >> we don't actually have much we just have things from the heart. things we love yeah. >> jimmy: valuable >> which is invaluable >> jimmy: invaluable this one is from @livinginfallony @livinginfallony what is the story behind getting a slide in your house? everyone is asking about the slide. is there a real story? >> yeah. well, the slide is in an old barn and the only thing i knew that we wanted to do with the barn was put a s

and they've-- i've even seen them on ebay-- i've seen a box of 24 as high as $699, with 24 bids on it brangham: wow.>> eah. it's a real problem.ha >> bra dr. leana wen argues, if public healthre officials starmmending that the general population shortages will getworse.ese >> the last thing that we would bwant is for individuals masks, horde masks, and really mag it even more challengin for our healthcare workers who are going to be infected themselves a then infect other people as a result. there may come a time when widespread mask use in the u.s. makes sense, but that time is not now, because thatime also requires for our country to be at the point where we c begin to loosen restrictions on social distancing, and when we have plenty of supply of masks and other equipment for health care workers. we are not there for either of these two mistones. >> so now i'm asking also for your help. if you can sew, we need your time and talent to produce fabric facemasks to protect iowa's frontline workers. >> brangham: but in the metime, public officials andat prcitizens alike, from fashion des

the governors are saying, look, it's like ebay trying to get ventilators. an these ventilators are critical and life-saving tools. so still waiting for an answer on that, chuck. >> yeah, the rear admiral called it abnormal behavior, but he also said he wasn't going to disrupt the supply chain. dr. raney, at all -- do you feel good about the number? it does look like they're now trying to marshal the resources. we found out it's been a 13-day effort from when it began here. do you feel better about what you heard? >> so i am glad that something is being done. the strategies that got outlined today are similar to what dr. valerie griffith and i recommended well over a week ago in a piece in the "new england journal of medicine." but the numbers that were quoted today are so insufficient to the scope of the problem. i mean we've already heard that the strategic national stockpile has basically been depleted. and what i heard today is they are relying on private companies to sell basically to the highest bidder, which is not what hospitals or governors need rig

it is like being on n ebay and driving up the costs andnd urgig thee federal govovernment to stp in.f cases where we could see that someme of ththe states should b be asking the fedederal government for help. the trump administration haven't moved to take that step. anthony: thank you. the u.s. employees -- the monthly decline, the worst of the 2009 recession. the u.s. labor department reported the new numbers which are filed by employers and have yet to reflect the millilions of on deployment claims filed in recent weeks. millions of employees saw there ought -- their hours cut in march. this raises 113 straight months -- erases 113 straight months of gains. go to our new york correspondent. we knew it was getting bad. any surprises? >> what is breathtaking is the speed with which we are seeing jobs getting lost, the unemployment rate increased from 3.5% to 4.4%. that was the sharpest and fastest monthly increase since 1975. i have standing in front of a local movie t theater in brookl. it is a small chain and they had to let go of 350 people. this is one of many other examples as w

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. >> reporter: the man claims he bought the masks on ebay before mask sellers were shut down and sellshem to nonprofits. >> for some deals, i make some profit. but for some deals, i lose money. >> reporter: the attorney general's office confirms they executed search warrants at three locations in alameda county today, seizing n95 respirators, surgical masks, and other items, but didn't offer other details. we do know the a.g. has been targeting people price gouging during the covid-19 crisis. >> no price gouging. i have all the records, like my price from my suppliers and the pleiss of the sales. >> reporter: the man says he hasn't been issued any citations or fines yet. it's also not clear if he's facing charges. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> just into our newsroom, tesla is cutting pay for all employees and will furlough all of its hourly workers. now, the stay-at-home orders forced the company to halt production at the main assembly plant there in fremont. according to an email sent to employees, tesla kmexpects to presume production in fremont on may 4th. >>> we saw this coming

he's put the shirt he wore on ebay to raise money for two specialist heart and lung centres. we can'tport as much as we can. it seemed an easy thing to do and it needs the idea to set up, to really help those in need and those ina real really help those in need and those in a real emergency at the moment and of course, an incredibly special show to me but now with it being able to go ahead and raise more money for this emergency appeal, it will add even more meaning to the world cup final. great stuff there. that is all the sport for now. hello. our weather is about to do a 190- hello. our weather is about to do a 190— degree turn in the next few days. our weather is about to do a 180 degrees turn in the next few days. the end of this week, cold and frosty starts. come the weekend, warming up quite dramatically but it will get quite windy on sunday as well. here is why. we are on the tail end of one area of low pressure, moving into northerly or north—westerly winds and come the weekend, we switch around to southerly and south—west winds, low pressure from the west. high—pressure, ess

a fourth-generation ipad with a lot of storage, ebay $199.azelle probably the easiest option, $100. >> i think it's always easier to either sell directly to a carrier, apple, or through gazelle, and make the process really painless. you might not get as much money but you don't need to do the hassle of doing your own shipping label, packing it yourself, dealing with any of those headaches. >> reporter: his insider tip? >> we found a lot of work from home essentials like laptops and web cams can be hard to come by. if you have a web cam you're not using or work from home essentials, it might be a good time to sell those to somebody who needs one. >> decluttering and making money, not bad, our thanks to becky worley. >>> coming up, three eagle scouts who are relying on their training to beat covid-19. >> three brothers waging a personal battle. what one of them said that's inspiring us all. ♪ don't stop believing hold on ♪ don't stop believing hold on to that feeling ♪ ♪ street life people >>> don't stop believing is a powerful message that thr

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. >> like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator. >> reporter: meanwhile, new york's governor says the race to buy adrenalines is driving up prices and costing time. >> you see the bid go up because california bid, illinois bid, florida bid, new york bids, california rebids. >> they shouldn't be doing that. if that happens they should be calling us. >> reporter: the president dismissing the issue even as states with both democratic and republican governors appeal for the federal government to take over the process altogether. and despite the message about social distancing, some states have not imposed restrictions. florida is limping activity only in the southern part of the state and mississippi issued a shelter in place order for only one county. >>> next to the troops on the front lines. here in new york 20% of all emt workers are out sick. with the city's death toll now topping 1,000, some much needed backup has arrived. this the overwhelming crush of coronavirus patients in new york city. >> 50 ambulances. you're going to start to see a lot of ambulances on the

. >> reporter: this second week, the couple went for a walk, using a giant bubble jeremy bought on ebayure-- almost literally. perhaps next, jeremy can fly his toothbrush over to her place. and why not? she's already met his mother. >> your mom reached out. >> no! >> she's so nice. >> why didn't she tell me? >> reporter: are you guys dating right now? >> sure. but we're open to seeing other >>of people. >> reporter: it is hard to maintain a long-distance relationship, even if it's just across the street. but we will certainly be rooting for them because it's their kind of attitude and ingenuity that we're going to need to preserve our humanity. steve hartman, "on the road," in new york. >> o'donnell: okay, that's the second time i've teared up during this broadcast. and steve has a special announcement. kindness 101 is returning. his onlineoffer his online class for class for kids every monday for the rest of the school year. you can find it at cbsnews.com/kindness101. and we'll be right back. cbsnews.com/kindness101. and we'll be right back. coming together makes us stronger. and ford

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my wife and i sell antiques on ebay. with the total shutdown, the places i pick up my merchandise, such as flea markets and yard sales and estate sales all shut down. all of our business has stopped. are my wife and i eligible for corona unemployment? eligibility, determinations are ultimately the decision of your state they interpret the regulation. you may be able to make the case. there were criteria established but total loss of employment that is a direct result from on employment insurance and how it states interpret that is still a little bit -- how states are going to interpret that is still a little bit unclear. i cannot promise that they will approve your benefits them about you do not know until you apply. host: about 15 minutes left with michele evermore of the national employment law project, senior policy analyst there, taking your questions about employment assistance during coronavirus. (202) 748-8000 if you are recently unemployed. (202) 748-8001 for all others. from minneapolis. good morning. caller: th

. >> it's like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator. that's literally what we're doing. >> in los angeles a mass quarantine ramping up. people moving into these rvs. cases in california have spiked roughly 30% to at least 7,400. >> los angeles, of course will, be the new new york in the way that new york is the new italy. >> health care workers on the front lines afraid of infecting their families at home. first responder john ruggin hasn't seen his son in a week. >> last night he asked me, when are you going to come -- when are you going to come get me. and i told him when everybody stops getting sick or they stop going to heaven. >> new jersey icu nurse michael sharing a chilling warning as more medical workers test positive. >> once your doctors and nurses die, you don't stand a chance. if we die, you die. and that is the truth. >> but some good news earlier tuesday president trump unveiling a new testing whose makers abbott laboratories say it will deliver a positive result in just five minutes. the fda has provided an emergency use

. >> it's like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator. that's literally what we're doing. >> in los angeles a mass quarantine ramping up. people moving into these rvs. cases in california have spiked roughly 30% to at least 7,400. >> los angeles, of course will, be the new new york in the way that new york is the new italy. >> health care workers on the front lines afraid of infecting their families at home. first responder john ruggin hasn't seen his son in a week. >> last night he asked me, when are you going to come -- when are you going to come get me. and i told him when everybody stops getting sick or they stop going to heaven. >> new jersey icu nurse michael sharing a chilling warning as more medical workers test positive. >> once your doctors and nurses die, you don't stand a chance. if we die, you die. and that is the truth. >> but some good news earlier tuesday president trump unveiling a new testing device whose makers abbott laboratories say it will deliver a positive result in just five minutes. the fda has provided an emerge

he's put the shirt he wore on ebay to raise money for two specialist heart and lung centres. the moment, doctors, nurses and nhs all meet everyone's support as much asi all meet everyone's support as much as i can. so it seemed like an easy thing to do an easy idea to set up and really help those need. and of course incredibly special shirts, and now being able to raise for this emergency appeal. the world cup final... that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. until then goodbye. thank you, lots of cancellations there and i want to recap what we heard at the coronavirus press conference from the government. business secretary alok sharma said the government was looking at ways to improve the support being provided for businesses and that there would be further information on this from the chancellor in the next few days. the medical director of public health england, dr yvonne doyle said that testing of frontline staff will go from the thousands to hundreds of thousands within the coming weeks. dr doyle also said that there had been an increase in mot

everyone needs masks, gowns, and ventilators, so it was like being on ebay internationally, competing against every other state and the federal government to find the equipment. if you are a smaller state, california, new york, and illinois could outbid you. it should never have happened that way. companiesate sector do testing. nobody has the scale or volume we need. youcannot buy the swabs, don't have the manufacturing equipment, so you are going to have another situation in 50 states, all competing and trying to buy the testing. i have been saying today that the federal government has to take over testing and let us figure out how to bring it to scale. shouldevel of government do what it does best in that situation. when you have a national emergency, and it is a nationwide situation, the federal government, to me, is still the key player, right? when we would go in with a regional emergency, the federal government was the main player, and you organized the states under you, and you deployed resources as the federal leader. that is what is should be happening here. i saw you put up

it is like being on ebay with 50 other states bidding on a ventilator >> there are new reports of hospitals warning workers that they could be fired if they speak out about the lack of gear or talk to media without authorization. new york mayor has ordered an investigation into the firing of a working at the amazon warehouse. they fired him after, quote, violating social distancing rules. back to you. >> thank you frances rivera, stay healthy still ahead, best buys and what my next guest calls the market bottom check out shares of microsoft, the only dow stock to escape the first quarter in the green by the slimmest of margins with a one tenth of 1% gain we are back after this boston light, america's oldest lighthouse, has stood strong through every dark hour and bright dawn our country has endured. it has seen the break in the clouds before anyone else. for the past 168 years, we've also stood by you, helping you weather storms like this one, to protect your loved ones. and we'll do it for 168 more. but when allergies attack,f any the excitement fades. helping you weather storms like this

that's why the stock is up about 3% a different story at ebay. shares down by more than 3%. the classified business there taking a big hit particularly from temporary car dealersh dealership closures and advertising. >> as we head to break, dow futures are up oil is higher as well. comeling coming up, we'll talk about whether the oil industry will get the bailout it has been looking for when "worldwide exchange" continues. >> announcer: today's big number, 31.4%. that's how much the s&p 500 has jumped from the lows hit in march. the index is on pace for its best month since 1974. feed a healthy lifestyle, with pure protein. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. and try pure protein shakes, with 24 vitamins and minerals. >>> welcome back is a bailout coming for oil and gas. privately in washington, lobbyists have been pressing on the issue and it seems to be working a bit. joining us, chris. great to chat with you on a very touchy subject i know you are dialled in to people in d.c. do you believe