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. >> yes, also about balance sheets i know estee lauder is among the best deckers, tjx, some new names have a good weekend. >> you too thank you so much. >>> coming up, new steps being taken to try to fast track any vaccine. meg will be with us for the questions around the people that offer up their own body to help find a cure. more after this. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was made to. it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex. plus vitamin d for immune support. but when allergies and congestion strike, take allegra-d... a non-drowsy antihistamine plus a powerful decongestant. so you can always say "yes" to putting your true colors on display. say "yes" to allegra-d. . >>> welcome back the hot streak the researchers who are trying to speed up ways to the process people volunteering to get infected with the virus in the hope of fast tracking. meg tirrell with us has more >> the issue with trying to test a vaccine is you need to have active infection to determine whether a vaccine prevents people from getting the disease. oft

stephanie, quek, final trade from you, please >> et -- estee lauder. i think the consumer comes back here in the states as well. >> josh brown? >> keep it simple, if you know there's pain avoid it. >> jim >> same as josh. >> shannon >> you said quick. >> anthem, all health care all the time. >> going to send you a dictionary guys, have a great weekend quick is different to some people kelly? i'm quickly going to send it over to you now. >> scott, thanks so much have a great weekend, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." first day of may look at the action, stocks are starting sharply lower maybe not a big surprise we also have fears of potential new tariffs of china, nervousness of the reopening of the economy and worries of travel and hospitality in particular the dow overall down just under 600 points the nasdaq down 3.3% amazon one of the worst performers take a quick check energy pretty much leading the way lower. more on that in a moment but tesla's probably the story of the hour right now. down about 8%. after elon musk himself went on a tweet st

stephanie, quek, final trade from you, please >> et -- estee lauder. i think the consumer comes back here in the states as well. >> josh brown? >> keep it simple, if you know there's pain avoid it. >> jim >> same as josh. >> shannon >> you said quick. >> anthem, all health care all the time. >> going to send you a dictionary guys, have a great weekend quick is different to some people kelly? i'm quickly going to send it over to you now. >> scott, thanks so much have a great weekend, everybody. welcome to "the exchange." first day of may look at the action, stocks are starting sharply lower maybe not a big surprise we also have fears of potential new tariffs of china, nervousness of the reopening of the economy and worries of travel and hospitality i

okay and what i've discovered, sir, as something from estee lauder told me, which is that you bettereve that you need makeup it's not just a selfie general ai ration it's the zoomy generation. are you finding that people realize they don't look as good as they like to. plus, they look at themselves. i don't go on it without makeup. now that's because i'm vain and older, but i don't take my makeup off when i go home if i'm on a zoom. you need makeup for zoom >> well, you definitely need makeup, not only for zoom but for many occasions we have these products that are prestige quality, these incredible values. a great product for kind of the zoom generation. it's something we uniquely do. it's not only the number one primer in the u.s., it's now the number one face product in the face category in the u.s., and the reason why is our ability to create these products, primer is $8, the next best product to it is a prestige item $52 and not only is it great for when you're on zoom, but we've been getting these great notes from nurses that say while they're afraid of putting their masks on t

. >> we have clorox tonight and estee lauder i can't believe that stock isn't down big and seattle geneticshey're up the most because of some breakthroughs what a day what a week. >> yeah. >> we have these eight days a week things now. >> i know. it will be interesting to see disney next week i noted on our parent company numbers, the loss from having the theme parks closed that's a big number. and so it will be interesting to see what disney has to tell us on theme parks, on how they reopen them, on espn, on the closure of -- or lack of production right now disney plus has been a big plus for the company. it's down 26% for the year, but some say perhaps is being rewarded for being the icon that it is. >> i think that's why they can raise capital. stock was in the 90s, high 80s it bounced effectively but i have to tell you almost every one of their businesses with the exception of disney plus is challenged i've always liked disney, but this is a tough own right now. >> yeah. we'll keep our eye on any commentary for disney. any parties this weekend >> a boozy brunch. it's on zoom david, i'm

we like estee lauder a lot then on the retail side, the puckett x that's the category that women consume every day and they've been working at home for a while. if there's a pantry load in apparel and we're going back out into the world for the first time, that's a category that we'll boo b watching as one that could be catching up quickly >> yeah. not as many women as me have to put on make up every day but some of the trends you're talking about are were the ones that are strong before the crisis ath lletic apparel. beauty do you think anything is going to change as a result of the crisis, which could create new winners and losers in retail and consumer discretionary >> i do. we talked about this in the note you referenced earlier we get asked a lot about weeks at home and found out it was okay and we could do it. well that's one less day per week that you actually need make up to go out to the office of something like that. that could be an important thing longer term. it could also be positive for a longer term thing like casualization. we don't need suits and ties and work wear for

one up yourself and zoom we look at these guests, and anyone who is a phoner, they should go to estee lauder or something or go to a dermatologist. there's no reason not to do a zoom logitech interview. it will cost you about 180 bucks. this is happening so fast that i think it's just incredible i had an outfit called upwork yesterday. they find people who would be working at home and they would be the right person for you. i see tremendous tall office buildings with nobody in it. david, you're seeing with these real estate investment trusts, with the exception of simon property, distressed like you wouldn't believe it's yet to hit the banks. >> yeah. you know, the future of work is something we'll be talking about. it's funny, in talking to people on wall street, the plan to get back to work, for example, it goes to your point it's not just retail and simon which we'll get to reporting numbers, and we'll get to that in a bit but it's also all the office buildings. how many people are really going to be going back and talking to people about their plan for return in the financial services in

you'll have brands win whether estee lauder, nike, they'll have the on line in physical stores whereustomers will be able to go there others like the dollar stores. dollar general, dollar trees and costco is a winner at the beginning, traffic we thought was weak before, it's getting weaker stores recently reopened are getting up to 60% of volume they had. that's a win what happens when unemployment subsides we'll need to have value those companies like 18 rides a month that's impressive and for anything to work from home will continue to matter and it's worked from home and worked from school also. >> dana, it's great to see you we appreciate some of the new ideas. we'll have you back soon thank you. >> nice to see you, too. >>> andrew >> okay. thanks, becky. when we come back, a lot more on squawk we're going to talk about the changes that could be coming to tsa checkpoints and how that technology may be soon making the way to the entrance to your office building as well. the ceo of clear joins us next an interview you don't want to miss every financial plan needs a cfp® professiona