jason farley, a question asking whether corona can be passed on by mosquito bites, we will hope to haveiewer. a big markets day. we look at the gilead trials and what it means for the market. today is also european central bank day so we will follow that conference live and in full. day, and on.s. jobs earnings, it is a mixed bag when you look at the european stocks, and a lot of focus on technology and apple. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: europe, bad growth and dividend cuts. spain sees the worst growth since world war ii. big oil slashes dividends. powell worried about long-term growth, while ecb president christine lagarde faces pressure from investors to take on more credit risk. and strong results push shares of tech companies higher, while restaurants offer a cloudier outlook. we will speak to david gibbs, yum! brands ceo, later in the show. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this thursday, april 30. some breaking earnings this morning. mcdonald's front and center. stronger than expected comes in a little bit light. that stock still eking out again of 0.6%.- out a gain

we are pleased to bring you jason farley from the johns hopkins school of nursing. we understand about the percentage of people that become critically ill? do we have that data? how much does it impact us? jason: yes, we know we are looking at how many people become critically ill. approximately 20% of people hospitalized, needing some form group,e care and of that approximately half will need mechanical ventilation. those tend to skew toward the older population and we are still seeing that data consistent with what we have seen around the world. francine: the response team in the u.s. and around the world, did they have enough equipment in the with the virus coming weeks and months? jason: the administration has supportstarted to offer to the states in trying to get more ppe. there have been herculean efforts by various governors across the united states to bring in more masks, gowns, gloves, and face shields. that has been different across states, as you have seen reporting. different governors have had to personal barter protective agreement from various agencie

jason farley of the jh school of nursing and the reality of those serving in this pandemic.h us worldwide. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ tom: good morning, everyone, bloomberg "surveillance." we would like to continue our discussion as we have for the many weeks, on this pandemic, as andook at peter hotez people from the leading universities around the world, we focus on the job pot -- johns hopkins university school of public health. mr. bloomberg is the founder of bloomberg lp and the television and radio effort. he has provided philanthropy to at johns hopkins university, and their public health school. spoke yesterday of emergency room realities and we now speak of the frontline, nursing. jason farley is the head of the phd program in nursing at johns hopkins. it is world-class. he is focused not on the classes but on the survival of nurses. how desperate is it to get funding from washington to protect at the most basic level our nurses, interns, and residents? jason: there is no question there has been a delay in receiving funding, receiving ppe. we are starting to see improve

jason farley from johns hopkins university.rg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance," tom and francine from london and new york. every day we continue to track the virus. bloomberg has developed a partnership with the leading authority on the disease. johns hopkins has been at the forefront of the international response and every day we will bring you what is most important on how to tackle the disease. today we speak with dr. jason farley, a nurse practitioner in the division of infectious diseases within the ghq school school of medicine. what more do we know about when these vaccines will be ready? are we concerned about the side effects, and when can we have something that is viable for the population at large? jason: right now, the vaccine studies are working and what we call phase one. these studies are looking at the safety and whether or not we see a response. that is not testing efficacy, which is it effective at curbing the virus. effects ands have that is why we are continuing to project timelines of 12, if not 18 mon

of migration, contacts, .eople's movement scarlet: that is jason farley from the johns hopkins universityhns hopkins school of public health this funded by michael bloomberg. guidelines for stay-at-home orders across the u.s. giving us some perspective is our bloomberg white house editor josh gallo. explain to us what the president announced. i know there are changes at 6:00, but what has he told us so far about what they are envisioning? josh: not very much yet. bloomberg obtained the plan that ,e is going to release later on or details of it. essentially, what he is going to release is a three-phase plan to getting states and their economies back to some semblance of normal. theyuld start as soon as first when some of the federal social distancing guidelines are set to expire. essentiallys thinking about this in two week implements. people should show a downward trajectory in coronavirus cases for two weeks. the that happens, enter first phase. social distancing so that some people can return to work. school,ike sports, daycare's, restaurants, bars, places where people tend to congregat

hopkins professor jason farley, from the bloomberg school of public michael pported by bloomberg, founder well as philanthropies. let's have a look at what's over in mumbai. we're 1.2% down. in fact, we extended those 1.6% to the downside. losses deep. point out t what's going on with regards 10-year nd market, yield yielding 6.05%. the reserve bank is running out.f bonds to lend the country is on lockdown have parked about rupees, doingn that in return for bonds. the thing is the situation as asked the rbi to do something about what's going on. they are looking at another edition of operation twist. pera. >> the following is a paid presentation brought to you by rare collectibles tv. >> 15 seconds, guidance is internal. 12, 11, 10, 9, the sequence starts. 2, one. 3, zero. all engines running. we have left off. -- lift off apollo 11

nursing: john hopkins professor jason varley. -- farley. still to come, profit coming in flat.navirus disrupts software's ability to serve its big wall street clients. more details ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we have back and counting down to the session in indiana. speaking to the media just a few hours ago, expecting that 12:30 singapore time. are things shaping up for the session today? >> one of the big things to the bank ofr is governors. is entirelysay it unexpected. why do we say that? they have jumped 30 business points in this month so far. we have a huge program. the market has been expecting the bank to step in or give some direction, given how it has been behaving in this environment. out fory is looking what is to come of it. outinda: earnings came after the close yesterday. profit pretty much flat for the quarter. how will investors react? it is one of the largest exporters. we understand that if they are -- you woulders see a lot of pullback. it is a large part of that portfolio. ande is uncertainty enterprise projects and spending. 26% of margins over t