juliana. ¿cÓmo conoces a juliana? jesÚs: rumbeando. con una cÁmara, obviamente, pero empecÉ a entender que todo me habÍa preparado para estar en despierta, "despierta amÉrica". carolina: gustÓ tanto que lo dejaron. asÍ lo cuenta luz maría doria, vicepresidenta y productora ejecutiva de "despierta amÉrica". luz marÍa, ustedes no estaban buscando un chef para "despierta amÉrica". luz: no, caro, la historia es maravillosa porque ni Él se imaginaba que iba a ser el chef, ni yo me imaginaba que iba a tener un chef en el programa. el momento en que yisus empezÓ a preparar su receta empezÓ el telÉfono a sonar. "luzma, ¿quiÉn es ese? luzma, ¿quiÉn es ese?". carolina: en pocos dÍas pasÓ de ser jesÚs dÍaz para convertirse en chef yisus. carolina: jesÚs toda una vida y en televisiÓn yisus. ¿por quÉ yisus? jesÚs: yisus sale prÁcticamente de todos los amigos acÁ, ¿no? de toda la gente que... que fui conociendo aquÍ en estados unidos, todos me decÍan yisus. aquÍ, ya que adelantamos entonces el sofrito vamos a mezclar la otra mitad. carolina: asimism

whistleblower eileen trouble in the future for publishers and whistleblowers up to the torture of juliana songe former u.k. home office minister norman bacon tells us all about the senior official he worked with whisper tactility just resigned saying he will sue boris johnson's government for bullying all the support coming up in part 2 of going underground. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important to excel or transition to sustainable transport sustainability stay number manage a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely hama's. because. it does not the companies want us to feel good about buying their products while the damage is being done far away and this is something else this must be done even as i need much. as the sun moves and used to do nieminen einstein seemed to be based on that understood look to see when. these policy makers are grown accustomed to the idea that every single problem can be solved with money for anything why can't we solve the coronavirus of money printing the market now is s

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. >>> to the early trade in europe, juliana joins us now >> good morning, frank here in europe, stocks are trading lower. you can see the main benchmark is down 1% we have bounced off the lows investors are putting back a little money on the table. we are coming off two strong days of trade. up nearly 7% on the week the coronavirus sharply in focus. bad news in spain, now the second highest death toll country from the virus some negative new there's for sure let's look at the regions. red across the board here. in france, the cac 40 down 1.7%. the ftse 100 down more than 2% in terms of sek torz, at one point, every sector trading in negative territory now industrials bask above the flat line. interestingly, some of the names that were beaten up are bouncing back this morning. some pretty significant single stock moves both to the up and to the down side european stocks are trading down frank, back to you >>> back here in the u.s., the number of confirmed and presumptive cases are now approaching 70,000 more than 1,000 fatalities overseas, the spanish death toll reporting 738 new corona

juliana is joining us live for this.outlook here with regard to china. how are things looking? >> well, the chinese economy is just begin to go open up again. and we got a fresh data point overnight. this is the official purchasing manager's index for the month of march. and it came in critically above the 50 mark. 50 is the mark that from contraction. we are seeing some signs of expansion in the factory part of the economy there. but analysts caution against reading too much into this number. it's coming off of a very low base. we saw factory activity contract very sharply in the month of february as the economy came to a halt, to contain the outbreak. nevertheless, it is an encouraging signal. we need some more evidence, data points to confirm this is an improving trend. meanwhile, in the u.s., we have heard from a number of retailers now that they are going to be furloughing thousands of employees to try to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus on their businesses. we've heard from the likes of macy's, gap, and kohl'

juliana joins us while the futures look positive this morning.stay through the day? >> that's right. after a stormy session yesterday, u.s. stocks are poised to rise at the open today. this comes after some pretty substantial stim use husband measures initiated by the federal reserve yesterday. one of the most prominent of those measures, their open-ended commitment to continue buying bonds under their asset under te program and they said they will be buying corporate bonds for the first time. pretty substantial measure there. they've announced programs to help with small business lending and to keep the credit flow going. a lot of positive news from the federal reserve. investors are awaiting finalization of that coronavirus stimulus package from congress. investors i would say waiting with baited breath on that front. experts are trying to estimate what the coronavirus crisis is going to mean for a global economic growth. yesterday we heard from the international monetary fund that they expect the global recession this year to be at least as ba