of the intercontinental exchange which owns the new york stock exchange and says listen bad things on the horizon so in this same timeframe where she's dump and stock and burn feinstein or dump and stock sprecher starts dumping stock millions of dollars of $16000000.00 right and so he say. money he saves the i.c.e. intercontinental exchange money and there is no way that he just has such good timing that he knew to do that no his wife was on the committee she was warned this is full blown criminal activity at the head of the new york stock exchange so ok so right now you say well they're on their investment that feinstein don't forget fun fact understand feinstein goes if you'll remember we did stories on feinstein all the way back to the iraq war remember the conflict hubby had yeah and she's making decisions that are putting billions of dollars in hubby's companies and so at some point don't just say ok you got a perp walk i'm and the problem is it's what we talk about all the time why in the hell can't we perp walk somebody who's dressed up in a suit we perp walk everybody else we

there was her husband's own stock sales of his own stock, i.c.e., the intercontinental exchange whichthe stock exchange which was later, in march, when the sale date was printed. clearly not insider trading but clearly looks bad. i will say this. there are business models that come under intense scrutiny and pressure when you have a market collapse like this. softbank is one, as you see it right now among the assets. the new york stock exchange is kind of coming under another type of pressure today. this is what's going to be, i guess we will talk about for awhile. a lot of people say if anything, what the new york stock exchange did was expose the fact the floor of the stock exchange was put at risk when it didn't need to have to be put at risk. that people knew there was an issue going back with the spread of this virus for weeks. clearly, people were scared about this, yet the floor, manageme management, namely sprecker and -- they kind of rolled the dice to keep the floor open when it didn't really have to be open. what i'm seeing is immense criticism from pawnbrokers who are sayi

left to outside parties, you and your husba husband, the chairman of the international -- intercontinental exchangerk stock exchange, you had parties, individuals maybe who have your account, and then sell, do they check it with you? do you check with them? how does it go? >> it's reported to me on a piece of paper, at the end of the period. i don't want to be involved. listen, i have been in financial services for 20 years. i have been around material non-public information for that long. i'm a chartered financial analyst. i understand ethics and s.e.c. compliance at the highest levels. that's all we have done to comply with it. i have been around much more substantial material non-public information than probably any of my peers in the senate. i know exactly how to manage through this. this is fake news. it's preying on the emotions of the american people and trying to create a narrative that's absolutely false and no one's bothered to fact-check it. neil: maybe given your notoriety as a united states senator, your husband a big muckity-muck, it draws more attention than it might have. your husba

recognizing that is very prudent of the management of the new york stock exchange owned by the intercontinental exchangee as of earlier today the implemented additional measures to make sure this places safe and sound. from what we understand, they first asked traders to move stuff off the desk that is extraneous, they're going to clean the place or crazy. number two, they've taken some steps to separate the visitors from the traders. i don't exactly know what that is. liz: visitors parade out to the floor, every time i've been down there, they common in the karen. >> i think visitors will have to follow cdc protocols, did you visit italy recently, tested for fever. the exchange is setting up the safeguards, the new york stock exchange and the nasdaq, the average person, the nasdaq is known for, the computer, the new york stock exchange, there's people on the floor, if the destination. liz: people come to the nasdaq to ring the opening whatever they call it. >> as much as i love people out the nasdaq, there's nothing like the big board. the iconic big board, it is an iconic team, that's why we have came

amounts of market volumes help out these market makers and the exchanges like nasdaq and the intercontinental exchange which owns the new york stock exchange guys, back to you. >> the ten-year yield still under 1% today rick santelli is tracking at ks. >> whether it's politics and some of these super tuesday results, whether it's a little more balanced with regard to coronavirus or looking past what many believe was an overly aggressive federal reserve or many other kentrell banks that have cut, hong kong, saudi arabia, canada, but there is some consolidation look at a two day of two year the right side of course today much flatter, more orderly although we did move down to 60 basis points as a low versus 62 yesterday. a two day of tens, it also tried to challenge yesterday's low at 90 base points but it held and it's also very firm, tens minus boons took a huge hit as our rates continue to accelerate this flight to safety went from the high 180s to the low 150,currently at 162 tens minus twos year to date zoom all the way up to 35, maybe that was one sidebar of a positive with yesterday's fed action

intercontinental exchange or ice, parent company of the nyse, announced late yesterday that it will temporarilyng monday. some 500 traders pass through this heavily trafficked area each day along with daily visitors. that's a live picture right now. you can see how thin the action is. if you have seen my article on fox business.com sunday night, where i reported that the exchange would be forced to close as early as this week due to the coronavirus, well, the trading floor, i had asked the question when will safety supersede symbolism. i was talking to traders all weekend who thought that it eventually may have to close. one of them telling fox business there's an 80% chance that tuesday or wednesday, it will be mandatory that the floor shuts down. well, it was announced yesterday, wednesday. again, it will be after the bell tomorrow, but the new york stock exchange issued the statement saying for now, the floor is open but only to essential workers, that includes floor traders. our fox business nyse team also there and this is what they were greeted with today, which is markedly different from

delivery systems: intercontinental ballistic missiles, submarine-lached ballistic missiles, and heavy bombers. and it includes verification measures such as movementca notifitions, data exchangesd on-site inspections. but the treaty does not cover some of those new russian nuclear arsenal at all, so the trump administration says it wants to create a new framework. but, some arms control experts, and members of congress, fear new start could expire and spark a new arms race. anto discuss "new start" as well as other issues i'm joined by chris ford, assistant secretary of internationalri se and nonproliferation at the state department. chris ford, welcome to the "newshour". thank you very much. >> pleasure to be here. thanks for having me. >> reporter: every ohn f.stration since kennedy has achieved progress in arms control, except for the trump administraon, which has taken us out of the intermediate range nuclear forms treaty, dismantled the iran nuclear deal, hasn't closed a deal with north korea and is dragging its feet, according to critics, onew start." does the trump administration have something against arms control? >>e in the process of standing up for the integrity of