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they have a lot of support for people working for companies. >> josh silverman the ceo of etsy. i want to bring in dana bash. what will congress do when it comes to the stimulus plan, dana? >> that's right, john. i am waiting to hear that the house speaker is ready to go. when i do, i will go to her. we are doing everything different these days. i am going to wait for the control room to let me know everything is okay. >> i am going to toss it back to you. >> as we go do i can tell you on the floor today mitch mcconnell saying to the five-deadline and chuck schumer stretching it to the two-yard line. >> that's going to be up to her and republicans on the hill. madame speaker thank you so much for taking the time during this crucial time. my first question to you over in the senate where you are right now, your colleague, senator schumer just came out of the meeting saying he feels that they can overcome the few issues that you all have left in the next few hours, is that your understanding and how do you feel of where this $2 trillion package is headed in the senate? >>. >> sena

the online marketplace etsy is also facing issues because of coronavirus fears. it has taken down all items mentioning coronavirus or covid-19. the company cites safety reasons. etsy is a platform you may know is for hand crafted vintage custom or unique products. lately the site has seen sellers putting up products claiming to protect against the virus. now, some sellers are not happy with this. including those who have created products meant to assist with science education. if you see any price gouging around here or online, please let us know about it. we'll check it out. >>> as michael just mentioned, price gouging is a problem and we've sustain long lines and empty shelves at costco. do we really need on buy all this water and hand sanitizer right now? >> people are ransacking costco. >> panic buying. >> that comes down to panicking. not planning. we want people to plan. so there are some things out of our control. if your child's school, daycare, if your work closes, if you have symptoms, you may have to stay home. make sure you have food for a couple week

. >> day one, when they announced they were going to quarantine, etsiness dropped 90%.that's been really difficult. we are trying to create jobs uar our neighborhood. how do we keep people working so they can keep their rent paid, lights on and water bill paid? >> reporter: at this farm in how do we keep people working so eir rent paid, usually a family affair getting help from the community to harvest the crops. owner chris eckert worries they'll fall behind with the shelter-in-place orders in effect. >> mother nature does not recognize coronavirus. ere just marches on. >> reporter: suppliers are also trying to keep up demand for seed, fertilizer and equipment despite covid-19 challenges. brent mueller is the sales manager at arnold's implements in minnesota. >> rural america isn't isolated from the economic downfall or rie outbreak. we are trying to execute our spring preparedness for our farmers so they can continue to feed america. >> we sometimes eat this, right? >> reporter: bonton farm customers like jackquelyn kung are grateful farmers are still working. >> so i

down byownside, etsy 11%, downgraded by roth today. they say activity is slowing. i want to talk about the economy for a second. we got initial jobless claims this morning. take a look at what we saw. 70,000 jobless claim spike him of the largest since october 2012, post superstorm sandy. last week, before the shutdown here in the u.s. really escalated. so these are poised to get a lot worse. taylor: my thanks to kailey leinz. bank of england joining global central banks, cutting interest rates to a record 0.1%, adding $230 billion to its asset purchase program. this after the ecb unveiled a stimulus package aimed at offsetting the impact of the coronavirus. central banks are catching up in the right way. >> you don't do monetary policy decisions at midnight on wednesday. >> it's about one third of the previous qe program. ecb buying a tepid program. >> a lot of liquidity in the system, helicopter money. >> we can debate whether that is too little or too much. but it is something that is very targeted at trying to calm markets down. taylor: for more, i want to welc

ew who is the cfo did an amazing job second is cdo my marketplace for handi crafters the ceo said etsyork athome you can buy at home. campbell soup, exactly what the stock was worried. we did campbells rallied hard on wednesday. since then it's getting back its gains. it's really interesting. fourth is one that i've joked about. okta is the cloud-based security company that handles credentials. it makes it easier for people to work at home they had a blowout quarter last night. stock fell today you can start buying here and add more if it goes lower. i think it would have been up 20 if the nasdaq hadn't been obliterated all day. zoom video, that's the cloud-based. zoom may be the perfect stock for this moment even if people can't come into work, they posted excellent numbers on wednesday night which allowed the stock to surge yesterday i say sold to me bottom-line, after another week where the doom and gloom dominated, i want to help you identify stocks worth buying i think there's 20 worth buying. i know that's a lot. i'm sure someone will take it, steal it, call it an etf, make $248,

. >>> stuck etsy with nothing to do. how passengers on the grand princess are keeping busy from playing cards to coloring books. >>> tonight we are hearing first-hand from a coronavirus patient what it is like to have the virus. meanwhile, doctors urge people with mild symptoms to stay at home if at all possible. how do you know if you really need help? we have more on the red flags. >> reporter: emergency rooms are preparing for an onslaught and doctors are trying to calm the coronavirus hysteria. >> the key is limiting exposures to contain it as much as you can. >> reporter: the doctor says many people who are infected by covid-19 or coronavirus will feel like they have the regular flu. >> at this point we recommend you stay home. if you feel well enough and you aren't having symptoms, ideally we encourage people to stay home. >> reporter: among those staying home and self quarantining in l.a., dennis angel. he tested positive after returning home from a ski trip with a group of 13 others to northern italy. he and his

fauci socks on etsy.ong island is now also selling fauci linguini, claiming the sauce was invented in the doctor's native sicily, available pickup only, of course. and we want to send the best wishes from the cnn family to our colleague chris cuomo, we're sending our love to you and your beautiful family, chris, stay in touch, of course. our coverage on cnn continues right now. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> and we want to welcome our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. we're standing by for a briefing from the coronavirus task force where president trump is expected to reveal new social distancing guidelines based on very dire models forecasting perhaps as many as 200,000 deaths here in the united states. u.s. officials reported more than 770 new deaths just today, the deadliest of the outbreak so far. the new u.s. death toll brings the total

they will need help in terms of payment, in terms of being able what italy isough going through etsygh what is going to what italy is going through at the moment. anna: the companies in the oil sector -- are you saying -- staying well away from companies in that space until you work out which ones will be most affected by the big move we saw yesterday? henrietta: absolutely. i think the oil shock is something the market is a bit more familiar with and is able to deal with. if you go through emerging markets, you know who the oil producers are and you know who can survive a difficult patch. --di and russia are going to if you look at the credit markets, you look at the u.s. credit markets and high-yield in particular, oil and gas is still about 10% of the market. it will have an impact there. fragilemarket that is since the shock we saw in 2015 and 2016. i think it will help topple over a few more companies. anna: so we will see u.s. shale drillers go under as a result? henrietta: and accelerate some of that movement we have seen. if you look at investment-grade markets, you have expo

. >> everywhere i read, it's etsy and amazon and it's an avalanche. they haven't done a good job. go online and find a cure for the coronavirus or how do we protect ourselves? >> yeah, the cures they're hocking are coconut oil based or algae. sometimes there's a scandalous event or huge event in the world or u.s., you'll see the scams pop up in the cyber world and they're spreading just as dangerously. it's on social media platforms and in amazon on online, it's worse than whack-a-mole, it's trying to make money off people's fears. >> charles: is there something -- you're the expert, right. is there something we can do that regular folks can do? because the misinformation from the number of deaths to how this things spreads and how to combat it really are starting to pour into society. >> definitely. >> charles: you're starting to get people saying i read something and it's completely wrong. >> and that's the whole fake news debacle as well. we see the platforms trying to take down the fake stories and fake cures and price gouged items, to, and hand sanitizer with $2 bottles and p

other e-commerce platforms including amazon, wal-mart and etsy have not banned sales but have taken salesve misleading items and, of course, they talked about gouging there. amazon expected to announce an existing line. it'll be different from amazon go stores. customers will enter credit card and scan in the app, items to be added to virtual cart before they are billed. and then there's a day after a tornado destroyed their tennessee church, worshipers headed to sunday service amid the rubble. ♪ cheryl: national church setting up a prayer tent out in the parking lot. the church was 135 year's old. also a benefit concert is going to be held tonight for tornado victims. tickets for to nashville with love sold in under 2 hours, wendy carlisle, all, maria, performing tonight in support of those victims, back to you. maria: all right, cheryl, thank you. we have a primary countdown underway as well. 6 states are set to hold democratic primaries tomorrow. taking shape to be the two -person joe biden and senator bernie sanders, both candidates spoke out on the weekend making their case to voters

etsy is on the downside. it's down to $37 a share. what's next again? we've got the cruise lines.joy in cruise land. royal caribbean, $32. carnival, $12. norwegian cruise line is at $10. will they get government help? we don't know. hotels, taking it on the chin something rotten. the occupancy rate in america is between 10% and 20%. that's it. hyatt down. hilton down. marriott down. any kind of travel and leisure stocks really getting hurt. casino stocks fall within that group. casino stocks like caesar's, mgm, wynn, las vegas sands, el dorado resorts, all continuing to come down. mgm at $11 per share. okay. travel bookings. we will keep on going through this. booking holdings, $1248, down just a fraction there. expedia down to $59 a share. trip adviser, $17. come in, we will show you movie theaters right now. obviously taking it really on the chin. if you extend these social distancing rules out through the end of april, clearly the movie houses, the theaters, they are going to get really hurt. keith fitz, do you see any value in the travel and leisure stocks that we have gone th

etsy is down 6. wayfair is down to $33 a share now. the airlines, whoa, they need help. southwest, jetblue, american. american airlines is at $12 a share. delta's at $32. united, their executives are taking a pay cut and they are dropping their schedule by 50%. american's doing something similar. the cruise lines, if they could be hit any harder, they are being hit harder. carnival is down $14 a share. royal craribbeancaribbean, $29. norwegian, $10. percentage terms are enormous. casino stocks, they closed vegas, many of them, i should say. i think macao has reopened. susan: but they suffered an 80% drop in gaming revenue in february. you can imagine march may not be that much better. stuart: those percentage losses for the casinos are enormous. ashley: the energy sector. ugh. stuart: anybody in this country who owns stock probably has a piece of at least one big tech company. you are losing money at this moment. i feel particularly difficult times for those who are about to retire or have retired. if you are trying to live on your 401(k) investments and i.r.a. investmen

etsy is down. walmart, back to $123. amazon, $1834. now we are down 400 points on the dow industrials, 2%. the all-important group, airlines. we do hear that a $50 billion package is coming, a rescue bailout, call it what you will, but they are down again. jetblue is at $7 a share. southwest, delta, american, united, all of them on the downside yet again. that group has been absolutely decimated. okay. what did you say, producer? susan, you've got something? susan: i want to talk about the levels, basically back to 2015 levels. have you read some of the economic forecasts up there by the investment banks, jpmorgan says the second quarter will see minus 14% if gdp contraction, minus 14%. i said that correctly. bank of america says q2, second quarter of this year, we will see contractions of 12% in the economy. bank of america goes on to say the jobless rate will double. you will see a loss of one million jobs each and every month in the second quarter which will total 3.5 million in total job losses in three months from march until june