gibb said she was there when vallow met daybell, author of religious books at an event in utah.hough both were married, she says they hit it off. >> she was very interested in what he thought, and she was interested in what she knew, and so they just started talking about these different beliefs that generally are not something you'd learn in church. >> reporter: then in july of 2019, vallow's husband, charles, was shot and killed by her brother, who died himself of natural causes later that year. that october, daybell's wife, tammy, suddenly passed away. 17 days later, vallow and daybell were married in hawaii where they later returned and were found by news cameras in january. >> can you tell me where your kids are? >> reporter: in february, vallow was arrested and extradited back to idaho. daybell telling abc news at the time, the kids are safe. >> grateful for any support. we just have to wait for the legal process to work through. >> reporter: despite her very close relationship with daybell, gibb saying vallow had voiced her own doubts about daybell's teachings. >> she on

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i want to bring in jeff saut and gibbs welt management president and cio, erin gibbs.rin, let me start with you. this rally, how do you feel about it? i think it began thursday when the dow was off almost 300 points. it reversed closed up 600 points. 850 point reversal. we reversed on friday, came out of the gate like gangbusters today. is the market telling you anything here? >> for me the market is really all about whether, how fast we'll reopen and if there is a vaccine. earnings and economy are sort of out the window and all about the sentiment. particularly on thursday when we saw a lot of more conversations about businesses reopening, states reopening, that is what is pushing the market higher. we still need to remember that we have record unemployment and we are going to be facing a couple of quarters of recession. so you need to set your portfolio up for that longer-term planning rather than being purely sentiment based. charles: so i will come back to you how we set the portfolio up. jeff, i want to put it to you. erin talked about things happening at this ver

i want to bring in gibbs wealth management president, cio, erin gibbs. money map press chief investment strategist shah gilani. good to have you both here. erin, first on the that question, the story of the reopening, that is what the market focused on, the month of may, if you will on a broader basis. if we can do safe reopening, if cases don't spike further across the country, are you positive about the markets? >> i am still a little hesitant when we look at what kind of valuations, just how far we rebounded. i still think there will be very persistent fallout, particularly in the small, mid and -- small has rebounded because it was some of the hardest hit i don't feel that those are the companies that will be able to withstand a very, we are talking about a very slow reopening. we have to look at companies that can still come through somewhering depressed earnings, slower earnings, at least a sick to nine month period. i'm positive with strong, stable, free cash flow companies, i think there is still a lot of vulnerability out there. you have to be v

let's get into it with gibbs wealth management president aaron gibbs and er shares ceo and cio, joellman, who joins us by phone. great to have you here. aaron, i want to start with you. the elephant in the room is this jobs report. i was looking at the updated numbers just now, 16% unemployment rate. >> yeah, this is going to be a big one. obviously, there's a lot of uncertainty out there on wall street about whether it's profits or jobs, so any surprise to the upside or downside could certainly move the markets. i think there's enough pessimism about the jobs report, there is such a big lag that i don't feel that even if the number comes in a little higher than expected, the market might not -- it might [ inaudible ] discount it so certainly we will be looking at but -- cheryl: i hope you're right. 21 million jobs, that's the estimate and change. joel, let's talk about how we handle these markets right now because a lot of companies we have seen, zoom, for example, netflix, even amazon despite what we heard on their earnings last week, these companies have actually thrived in what h

>>ducked founded by doctor tricia gibbs and her husband doctor richard way to go to the clinic is normally bustling with warm and supportive staff and volunteers helping patients with all kinds of health news the entire full range of chronic and acute conditions as 9 pulmonary conditions like most general medicine clinics and we see injuries and wounds the clinic has classes for stress reduction heart health and nutrition eye exams and more that is during normal times they today, it is masks and scrubs and staff taking temperatures lots of greeting patients at the door with their medications and loss of telemedicine all examples of the value of community clinics keeping low income in communities of color healthy during this pandemic especially since recent data has come from dramatic racial disparities in covid-19 infections. >>the other thing that unity clinics that they really take care of the minority and underserved populations in places where they exist in. you know the health care disparities were existing before call it buyer's hume along but this to become a vice is just really exa

say to that i've got to mention actually a documentary produced by michael moore directed by jeff gibbs that was released for free on the internet on earth today your in it you're in the documentary come under a lot of criticism because it seemed to say that the so-called new green technologies you mentioned black rock earlier and of course pension funds heavily invested in brand new green technologies for profit it seemed to cast doubt on wind power solar power and the way these technologies are created and whether they actually do help the environment at all i have learned to do full cost accounting do not cool all the appearances but all the hams. so we were always told induction food is cheap it is feeding the work saw i started to do the full cost accounting and found that this trillions and trillions of dollars dollars of chandel in unmonitored destruction made of us to destruction struction of farmers and destruction of our health when we add all that together we will realize that we were not of poor industrial food pushed by the old boys and cartel and began if you take biofuel

. >> reporter: julie estes-gibbs, a schoolteacher with six kids, is struggling to keep food on the table. the situation is so dire, she bought her own chickened for eggs. >> we weren't able to get eggs at the grocery store. we weren't able to get more than a gallon of milk at the grocery store, and that lasts about a day. >> reporter: now julie is getting help from a program called "meals to you." inside this warehouse, you have stacks and stacks of food including juice boxes, different types of cereals. and when you add it all up, you're talking about millions s meals going to families across the country every week. the program began before the pandemic, spearheaded by baylor university and the usda, feeding about four thousand rural kids a year. now, they are shipping meals to hungry families in 38 states. >> right now, the program is or wwe thegoher latest delivery! >> animal crackers. >> this program has been a blessing for our family. it's been a game-changer. >> reporter: if all this food sounds pretty good to you, all you have to do is contact your local school district and tell t

the school standards minister nick gibb has told schools it's difficult to say whether the ambition toachieved. our correspondent reports from one school in north somerset. ok, theo, can you tuck your chair and come and stand on the white line. the children returning to school here at the whitehook academies in north somerset next week. for them, everything will be different. each and every aspect of school life has been reassessed. we have a 109—point check list to go through to make sure everything is risk—assessed to be safe. we have a a5—page risk assessment that has also gone through a whole checking process, including staff, governors and trustees. but behind that, we have the practicalities of the day—to—day. so, we have timetables for break time, for lunch time, for outdoor space. we have timetables for different classrooms and different bubbles within those classes. the school has stayed open for key workers or vulnerable children. social—distancing rules mean their desk partners are their siblings. there's a new theme each week. the latest is japan. they applaud on a normal d

the schools standards minister nick gibb told mps that the cost of the scheme would be met by the governmentlubs have voted unanimously to resume contact training. once the new measures come into force tomorrow, england's top teams will be allowed to tackle during play. a further four premier league players and staff have tested positive for coronavirus. discussions continue on plans to resume the season "when conditions allow". in the us, there's been violence between police and protestors in minneapolis following the death of george floyd, a black man who was filmed lying in the street, struggling to breathe, with a police officer's knee on his neck. four police officers have been sacked and there is an fbi investigation into the death. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant has the latest, and a warning — from the start, his report contains distressing images of the incident. this is the scourge of police brutality, a disease america has never been able to cure. i cannot breathe. you a tough guy? an unarmed african—american pleading for air as a white officer pressed his knee on the

. >> reporter: gibbs die casting supplies the big three parts. >> there's no work available so they'reobviously filing unemployment and getting all of the aid that's been available from the states as well. >> reporter: also on hold, the kentucky derby. huge economic driver now postponed until september leaving businesses without 400 million in tourism dollars. >> we're seeing reduced demand so their employees are being affected as well. >> reporter: parts of kentucky's economy are reopening. slower than neighboring states. >> what's going to separate states and what their economies are going to look like by the end of the year is how well they reopen. if you go too fast, you have a spike and you have to shut down again, that's going to cause more long-term damage than doing it gradually and doing it right. >> reporter: despite the new safety protocols for reopening, she's eager to see clients on may 25th. >> i'll be working longer hours because of the time in between clients but it will be worth it, you know, like just to have a flow of money coming in. >> reporter: vanessa jurkevich,

>>ducked co founded by doctor tricia gibbs and her husband doctor richard gives way to go to the clinicing with warm and supportive staff and volunteers helping patients with all kinds of health innings in the entire full range of chronic and acute conditions as 9 pulmonary conditions like most general medicine clinics and we see injuries and wounds the clinic has classes for stress reduction heart health and nutrition eye exams and more that is during normal day it is masks and scrubs and staff taking temperatures lots of greeting patients at the door with their medications and loss of telemedicine all examples of the value of community clinics keeping low income in communities of color healthy during this pandemic especially since recent data has come from dramatic racial disparities in covid-19 infections. >>the other thing that unity clinics that they really take care of the minority and underserved populations in places where they exist in. you know the health care disparities were existing before call it buyer's hume along but this cold virus is just really exacerbating that in an

. >> reporter: gibbs dye casting supplies the automakers with parts.had to gur lfurlough 670 employees. >> and there is no work available and they are obviously filing for unemployment and getting all of the aid that is available from the states as well. >> reporter: also on hold, the kentucky derby. a huge economic driver now postponed until september, leaving businesses without 400 million in tourism dollars. >> and we're seeing reduced demand for their products so their employees are affected as well. there >> reporter: there iss is a pha approach to reopening. >> and what will the economy look like by the end of the year is how well they reopen. if you go too fast, you have a spike and you have to shut down again. that will cause more long term damage than doing it gradually and doing it right. >> reporter: and despite the new safety protocols for she is eager to start seeing clients again. >> i'll be working longer hours because of the time in between a client. but it will be worth it, you know. just to have a flow of money coming in. >> and as th

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>>ducked co founded by doctor tricia gibbs and her husband doctor richard way to go to the clinic is normally bustling with warm and supportive staff and volunteers helping patients with all kinds of health means the entire full range of chronic and acute conditions as 9 pulmonary conditions like most general medicine clinics and we see injuries and wounds the clinic has classes for stress reduction heart health and nutrition eye exams and more that is during normal times they today, it is masks and scrubs and staff taking temperatures lots of greeting patients at the door with their medications and loss of telemedicine all examples of the value of community clinics keeping low income communities of color healthy during this pandemic especially since recent data has come from dramatic racial disparities in covid-19 infections. >>the other thing thpt unity clinics that they really take care of the minority and underserved populations in places where they exist in. you know the health care disparities were existing before call it buyer's hume along but this is because of ice is just re

his name is jeff gibbs. and we have been-- we finished it some time back last summer, or the fall.inishing it during the time of the pandemic here. and i said, "you know, why don't we just-- why don't we release this? let's not wait. we don't know when the theaters are going to reopen." >> stephen: what is it about? >> tomorrow is the 50th anniversary of earth day. >> stephen: sure. >> and you have to ask yourself, after 50 years, since that first earth day, is the world-- is the earth, the planet, in great shape? no. it's in worse shape. we already know that. parts per million of carbon in the atmosphere, we've gone past 350. it's at 410 now. and we were told, as we've been told by the scientists, you can't come back from that. you can't... it's too late in that sense. well, i refuse to accept that it's too late. so, jeff and i and our friend ozzie, we have been making this film to say that maybe the road we've been on in trying to fix our environment, while well- intentioned, has not been the right road, because we're so far gone at this point-- not just with climate change, but

joining me gibbs wealth management president and cio, erin we talk all the time on the show what youd be buying. i think tractor supply made it out. any company with market share, pricing power, has visibility, actively investing in your business means should check all the boxes. >> not taking on too much debt as we've seen some companies trying to expand successfully like hertz and filing for bankruptcy. this is interesting take off consumer staples as well as retail, this is unique retail story. i think there are just a few retailers or consumers discretionaries out there like tractor supply, that are actually going to do really well over the next 12 to 18 months. we have to look how we're going to change in our spending. we're spending more money on our groceries rather than going out, we're spending more money on our homes. less money on apparel. so i would say looking towards something that is more of a play on either technology, obviously home improvements, i love home depot and lowe's, also sherwin-williams. i think another one really just been putting a ton of money into cap-

gibbs spoke with east idaho news and describes vallow's's relationship and their religious beliefs. >right when you get there, jj is a zombie? >> she on occasion told me two or three times, i >> abc's deborah roberts will have a full report coming up on "gma" at 7:00 right after "abc7 morn morning." >>> hard times for the oakland a's organization furloughing and in june they will not pay the minor league players. the team is desperate for more sources of income. the miami dolphins are turning their hard rock stadium into a drive-in theater. the last time we saw anything there was super bowl liv. show past games, recorded concerts and more. we did reach out to oakland readers to see if there is a chance of that happening at the coliseum and they say a drive-in is among the ideas now being considered. >> i like that idea. >> you went through all the human emotions just then in three seconds. >> i just want to feel -- i just want to have a little dance party. can we just all go in there and turn on some lights and screens and social distance and just dance. >> could. >> or i guess we cou

. >> joining me now, former white house press secretary during the obama administration, robert gibbsrmer obama campaign manager, david plouffe. they are both msnbc political analysts. gentlemen, it is always great to have you on the show. robert, let me start with you. were you surprised that president obama weighed in this way? i mean, he's been pretty careful in how he has made decisions to wade into politipolitics, obvio during the primary, that had a particularly thorny set of dynamics, but even when it comes to president trump, he's been pretty careful. this was a pretty sharp and direct statement that he made about how the trump administration's handling this. >> well, it's not been something that he's done a lot of, but i think it shows you a couple things. one, this is a serious issue. it's the most serious issue we've faced as a country maybe since world war ii, and i think the president is as disgusted as upwards of 70% of the american people are in believing that the trump administration and president trump didn't do enough, didn't do enough quickly enough to get us ready,

determine whether any to cut back or not before i my businesses even around the open doctor marshall gibbs says extended stay home orders make it impossible for him to reopen his dental practice. >>and could leave him an eligible for loan forgiveness roughly $9,000 in march, we wouldn't be able to for those payments they need help tom sullivan with the chamber of commerce says congress needs to provide more flexibility in order for that ppp program to work. >>after stores, start opening. there is a need to shift a little bit of the forgiveness priority, currently money from the paycheck protection program must be spent within 8 weeks and 75% of it must go to payroll right now business owners thinking of returning the funds have until may 18th to decide the small business administration's inspector general says under those rules 10's of thousands of loan recipients don't qualify for forgiveness that's not what the intent was illinois republican congressman darin lahood has introduced bipartisan legislation to extend the deadlines they didn't ask for being shut down they didn't. >>want to do

health care for people with no insurance for more than 25 years, ducked co founded by doctor tricia gibbs and her husband doctor richard gives way to go to the clinic is normally bustling with warm and supportive staff and volunteers helping patients with all kinds of health innings in the entire full range of chronic and acute conditions as 9 pulmonary conditions like most general medicine clinics and we see injuries and wounds the clinic has classes for stress reduction heart health and nutrition eye exams and more that is during normal times they day it is masks and scrubs and staff taking temperatures lots of greeting patients at the door with their medications and loss of telemedicine all examples of the value of community clinics. >>keeping low communities of color healthy during this pandemic especially since recent data has come from dramatic racial disparities in covid-19 infections. >>the other thing that unity clinics that they really take care of the minority and underserved populations in places where they exist in. you know the health care disparities were existing before ca

>>ducked co founded by doctor tricia gibbs and her husband doctor richard gives way to go to the clinicnormally bustling with warm and supportive staff and volunteers helping patients with all kinds of health innings in the entire full range of chronic and acute conditions as 9 pulmonary conditions like most general medicine clinics and we see injuries and wounds the clinic has classes for stress reduction heart health and nutrition eye exams and more that is during normal times they day it is masks and scrubs and staff taking temperatures lots of greeting patients at the door with their medications and loss of telemedicine all examples of the value of community clinics keeping low communities of color healthy during this pandemic especially since recent data has gone from dramatic racial disparities in covid-19 infections. >>the other thing that unity clinics that they really take care of the minority and underserved populations in places where they exist in. you know the health care disparities were existing before call it buyer's hume along but this is because of ice is just really e

i'm also joined tonight by a friend of "the beat," daniela gibbs, she also worked for president obamathanks to both you have for being here. congressman, beginning with today's hearing, what do you think is important that people know that dr. bright was saying? and how do you know whether it's true? >> well, you know, first of all, as an emergency physician who practiced on the front lines during t during the h1n1 and educated a harvard, the most striking takeaway is it didn't have to be this way. all the deaths and the economic turmoil could have been avoidable to the degree that we're experiencing it now. at the right time in january, early february, dr. bright informed the administration of the urgency to start making plans and massively producing masks and tests and other critical equipment, but he was dismissed. and if that's not striking enough, the other takeaway is that we could learn from that mistake and start preparing for the future and the surge that may come in the fall season, but instead we still don't have the preparations in place. well don't have a plan to distribut

. >> there's a great sports writer, lindsey gibbs, her columnedder in the headline of power plays and she had this argument that said, how it would change the sports world for the better if when sports come back, you give women sports just like a week before men's sports just come trampling in. just a week. so everybody who is starved for sports can tune in and see, all these amazing athletes, soccer, all of it, and just imbibe it. take it in, see it for what it is. >> here's the thing. then you'll have a black history month all over again. what is that doing? they just deserve to -- be nice to use the week as an introduction and then continue that and make it just normal. just make it part of the regular influx of how we digest sports in this country, and we all talk but this equality and diversity and stuff but when 80% of the sport wisdom watch are being told to watch are being -- having the ability to watch is male sports and women represent much smaller, 2% of that, that's not equality. you know what i'm saying? so it's -- we're missing out on a lot. >> we are. no doubt. and as s

barrel gain of 2.59 a barrel up 13% right now at any price of crude oil pharmaceutical giant pfizer gibbswith details. cheryl: chshl look at pfizer a boost premarket trading based on news, there is a stock up more than one and a half percent company says human trials of a possible coronavirus vaccine are underway working with german pharmaceutical company could be ready for emergency use by september depending on results of tests if they go well. we will follow it. >> u.s. military has awarded 29 purple are hearts to members wounded in attack brain injuries during january attack al-assad air base, sixsold received in iraq kuwait sunday and monday maintained a safe social distancingt to stop spread of coronavirus get rewarding, 23 expected given out this week 110 u.s. service members diagnosed after that attack. >> a look what is trending this morning, on fox business, ftc crowdfunding rules -- due to coronavirus disruption, headlines intel buys move it for 900 billion dollars to boost bet on robotic cars weworks cofounder, suing softbank over failed tender offer, headlines, back to you. m