what isay is it is certainly what we want to see and i encouragerybody to keep doing what they are doing. >> one of the issues that we have is the number of tests, st the production of is ramping up but is nowhere near where public health officials want the volume to be, what the numbof tests that we have, what is the number of test that we nefor people to feel like we are in a good place? and can we get there? we can get there. right now, the swabs are in short supplye swabs you get the specimens with. so, we are repurposing other kinds of swabs, we are looking towa s manufacturers to gi us more and more and more. we would like to be running about 3000 tests a day in san francisco, just safrancisco. would like to you know, have that kind of volume, run for the entire month of april, we are probly going to be there about this time next week. >> homany are we running right now? >> i think this week, it is about 1700 per day this week. >> about half of at we need? >> a little more than half, yes. you are right. >> is on the steep part of a curve. >> we are going to catch up. >> okay, there

index isays high-yield barely visible, but has come down quite substantially if you yield to worst settings re.the let's get some insight on the markets. banks set to kick off earnings season. we are joined by tom lee, fundstrat global advisors managing partner and head of research. you are not one to shy away from a particular point of view. tell us where you see the markets headed. i think the markets have absorbed an incredible amount of news and seem to move very quickly, but just as quickly as weeks, i3% over six think the v-shaped rebound we've 2800.e saw last week that was a 20% retracement of that entire climb. if we look at the major declines of markets, once the market is able to absorb or recover half of those losses, it is often a good sign that the market is shifting in favor of buyers. so i am kind of constructive. i think you've got to be buying this dip, but the focus is going to shift away from the health care crisis to restarting the economy that is been shut down. vonnie: that is true, and before we get there, you might have thought that with this oil disagreement out of

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isay, the bank of japan vowing to buy as many government bonds as needed. removing the cap on the amount of sovereign debt it can by, but economists are casting doubt on the impact of the measure. the central bank has not bought that level in recent years. the boj is lifting its cap on corporate debt. crude stockpiles are making it more difficult to balance the market without cuts. the massive glut is taking tanks close to capacity around the world despite saudi arabia beginning to curb output ahead of the start date for opec-plus production. it is starting to cut from 12 million barrels a day to 8.5 billion barrels a day before the may 1 target. according to the financial times , the coronavirus death toll may be almost 60% higher than the official tally. reports tallies in other countries show more deaths than usual, and if the same level of underreporting is true worldwide, the death toll could -- koreantion about north leader kim jong-un's health intensifies after unverified reports about a visit by a chinese medical team and the movements of the leader

general, isay in think it is a big theme, and everyone is saying you shouldn't pay anything for acreageeveloped. you should only pay a high teens discount rate. what we are seeing in reality is that that is a widely talked about idea that hasn't really been transacted on that much. ,f course we are watching it and a high teens return on production would be significant because production historically is priced at a 9% return or 10% return. that is really interesting, and it is sort of the same issue when it comes to real estate. he recently launched a real estate platform. you're going to have homeowners, landowners, all of that not being able to pay the rent. where does that create any you?tunity for kate: we look at energy and real estate similarly. it is all location, location, location. across basis to allow appreciation to occur? when we look at the energy assets, we are looking at the core of the basin. areook at real estate, we consolidators. we build consolidation strategies. what is really interesting to us right now is residential in manhattan. there is a major supply demand im

had in scotland at that time, which at, as i say, represented scotland at that time, which at, as isaymic. what we should do and the actions in scotland, perhaps learning from the experience elsewhere at the different stages. thank you, chair. can ask whether you and your committee advise on the publication that the scottish government put out on its framework for decision—making? government put out on its framework for decision-making? so the advisory group was providing advice throughout the period that that document was being developed and any principles that you see within it, asi principles that you see within it, as i say, many of them have had their routing in some of the scientific advice that is coming from what this committee and other committees in the uk structures as well. those principles of need and making sure first of all that we suppress the transmission of the virus in order that we can begin that recovery period. it is really, really important. so it reflects your advice. is there any material aspect in which it departs from advice that have given?” aspect in which