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amy kellogg has more. amy?e in italy, the daily death toll from coronavirus was as low as it's been in about three weeks' time. also the numbers generally keep moving in the right direction. that's a bit of good news on easter and easter sunday in which pope francis really hit hard that theme of hope saying it should be like a contagion spreading from heart to heart as he paid tribute to all those people who are keeping our society afloat. he called for debt forgiveness. he called for an end to all wars and european solidarity, all efforts need to go, the pope said, to taking care of people. there should be no arms production and sales. we should look after one another, and he spoke about generally a spirit of hope and community. >> in these weeks, the lives of millions of people have suddenly changed. for many, remaining at home has been an opportunity to reflect, to withdraw from the pace of life to stay with loved ones and enjoy their company. for many, though, this is also a time of worry about an uncertain

amy kellogg has more. >> jon, it is liberation day, the day they commemorate the end of nazi occupationend of fascism, but today under current circumstances, april 25th has not yet arrived, in other words, the current war has not been won, the invisible enemy is still out there. this as italian air force planes flew over rome, leaving the three colors of the italian flag in their wake. normally there are demonstrations on the day. it's a national holiday on april 25th in italy, but today people were left singing their patriotism from balconies including and particularly that old song of the resistance. this as italy prepares to put a toe in the water and get partially back to work on may 4th. this restaurant in rome is already doing takeout orders again, but has had to lay off some staff, none of whom have had luck collecting unemployment, according to the owner who hopes for better times, but knows he made his money before packing the diners in, something he won't be able to do any time soon. and italy, like many countries now, is hurting economically, on so many levels. tourism is of

amy kellogg has more from florence, italy. >> reporter: hi, jon. world food program had its hands really full before the coronavirus pandemic hit, struggling to get food to millions of people across the globe. and now with this they are trying to make sure that they're one step ahead of the game not just getting food supplies, but getting medical supplies out today neediest people to avoid that one-quarter of a billion people around the globe they fear could face acute hunger in the worst case scenario with covid-19. meantime, italy yesterday marked liberation day, but the coronavirus czar here said this country is not liberated from covid-19. the prime minister this evening announced a plan for living with the virus going forward. may 4th is the day that factories and manufacturing will get back up and running, of course, with masks and social distancing and all of that. and between that day and june 1st life will move back towards the way it was, but for now you still need a valid reason to leave your house, and there is a warning that these rest

jon: amy kellogg from florence. amy, thank you.ran's president today saying that low risk economic activities will resume next weekend. this as that nation struggles to try to curve the spread of coronavirus. tratrey yingst is in jerusalem h more. >> reporter: with more than 1.2 million cases of coronavirus around the world, countries are responding in a variety of ways, starting in iran. we are learning that low risk economic activity is set to resume as early as next week. the iranian health ministry is reporting 3500 deaths, though some experts say the true number is likely much higher. intercity travel remains prohibited until the middle of the month as officials warn of another wave of coronavirus outbreak there. iran continues to claim the united states is blocking medical aid from entering the country though there's no evidence to support the statements. now to china where in the city of wuhan reports indicate more than 10,000 enterprises have started up again. officials are using temperature checks and other methods to ensu

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amy kellogg from florence.the pope prayed for people who are sad and what may come next economically speaking and otherwise. we do know that poverty and desperation have sprung up in the developed world. in italy and the united states as a result of the pandemic but think about the countries that are already in dire strays due to conflict, they in a worst case scenario could have covid-19 be the camel that broke the camels back. this also as africa braces for the worst. cases on the continent have rose 40% in the last 10 days an healthcare systems are not equipped. here you see the red cross handing out food in nigeria, the world food program already feeding millions and millions around the world is helping many countries to prepare for worsening conditions under covid, prepositioning supplies both food and medical getting components for field hospitals ready to ship out in the next few days. world food -- the world food program depends on donations and they warn that if they don't come through from donor count

amy kellogg is in florence italy with more on corona a virus in europe. amy.eporter: jon e here in italy coronavirus pointed out that five times as many people in the loan bar d region have die of coronavirus as civil iians diedn milan region including bombardment so curve continues to flatten but doesn't quite go down as many as many people l would have hoped after six weeks of lock down country is getting ready to at least partially reopen on may 4th then beaches are starting to try to get ready as well for the summer season. waiting for some guidance on how they'll be able to function going forward. this restaurant own tear near rome is rearranging his table from hundred down to 45 taking into account distancing. tourism makes up about 13% of the country's gdp a professional cyclist here has 230u7bd a way to stay in shape and make himself useful he said he has two good willing and bike he's delivering medicine from pharmacies to people in town they recognize hum around these parts, and are happy he's helping limit the movement of people around town. spain d

amy kellogg in florence for us, thank you. arthel?ou're a nursing school student, medical school student, we need you. >> we've also done a call-out to all of our health professionals, and we'll be able to assist any individual who is retired, whose license is in inactive status in the district of columbia to allow them to come in. arthel: well, as you just heard, you've got calls being made from coast to coast for retoured medical workers -- retired medical workers to return to the front line as the coronavirus pandemic takes its toll on hospitalses in our country. dan sprunger is hive in kirkland, washington, with more. do we know how many retired health care professionals have answered those calls to come back to work? >> reporter: yeah, hi, arthel. those numbers are being kept state by state. we can tell you it's well over 100,000 retired health care workers who have come out of retirement to come back to work because right now it's all hands on deck to fight this pandemic. in new york city alone, we know of 85,000 doctors and nur

kristin: yeah, amy kellogg live in florence for us. thanks, amy. leland. leland: trey yingst is following the outbreak in the middle east from our jerusalem bureau. >> reporter: good afternoon. it's a mixture of positive and negative news when you look at the spread of covid-19 in the middle east. we did get some striking images out of turkey today. take a look at this, as the country is struggling with the rise in new cases. fresh video shows 1,000 bed hospital being built on the ground of an airport in istanbul. the government did issue a lockdown this weekend for 31 provinces and put into place new age restrictions on who can go outside. anyone under 20 and over 65 is ordered to stay indoors. turkey's health minister announced over the weekend the total number of positive covid-19 results rose to 85,000. the turks will free thousands of prisoners amid the outbreak. one area of concern is the syrian revenue gee refugees. iranians are reopening some parts of the country, though there are going to be some other areas that will continue to struggle. all of

amy kellogg reports on italy on how health professionals are warning the process should be gradual tonsure safety. >> the european economy suffering its worst decline since statistics began in 1995. shrinking by 3.8% in the >> six months from now i think it will be better. >> massive job protection programs are working to keep them on the payroll while helping those companies avoid a flood of layoffs. looking to the future, many countries rely heavily on tourism as a source of income and that industry could now be changed for years to come. >> once we have this, people have changed their pattern, for several years will skip this holiday. >> the economic told the coronavirus has taken is causing many across the globe to call for an end to lock down measures but health officials warned reopening too soon could cause a new wave of infections and death. the world health organization said thursday that cumulative cases in the european region have increased by 15% in the last seven days. deaths by 18% in the same period. spain followed by italy and france continued to have the highest numbe

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jon: amy kellogg, thank you.nwhile in south korea, the government saying it will use electronic wristbands to track people who defy orders to self-quarantine and in spain health officials are reporting lowest daily death toll in nearly three weeks. brian has more. reporter: jon, u.k. surpassed both spain and a italy now as the epicenter of the pandemic here in europe more than 900 people passed away from the coronavirus. just in the last 24 hours, the death toll is expected to exceed 10,000 on sunday. the concern is, that some people l of this weekend may ignore the national lockdown it has been in place for three weeks but it's easter, the easter weekend, lots of people want to go outside it is very hot here. the government asking people to stay at home. meanwhile, about boris johnson first world leader to test positive for virus is finishing his first week in the hospital. the prime minister spokesman said he's going forshort walks in the ward playing bing watching lord of the rings enjoying scan of unborn chil

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jon: amy kellogg from italy, thank you. in the middle east, the israeli government loosening coronavirus safety restrictions and partially reopening stores. this comes just days after priests in jerusalem held easter mass in empty churches. meantime, china is not reporting any new deaths in recent days as u.s. investigators are looking at where and how the outbreak origin nateed. trey yingst is live from our jerusalem bureau with the latest on that. trey? >> reporter: jon, good evening. it's a mixture of positive and negative updates when you look at the spread of covid-19 across the middle east. we did see some striking images though today out of turkey. that country struggling with a rise in new cases, but fresh video shows a 1,000-bed hospital actually being built on the grounds of an airport in istanbul. the government issued a lockdown this weekend for 31 provinces and put into place new age restrictions on who can go outside. turkey's health minister announced over the weekend the total number of positive covid-19 res

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clorox, kellogg's, target, they are your winners.hen you look a little bit more long-term, and everyone we talked to on our program throughout the bloomberg day, they so you look at your out and look at the big names, microsoft -- a year out and you look at the big names, microsoft and such, they offer value. that doesn't mean you will make money buying those stocks over three or six months pay but two or three years out, those are the stoxx investors are focused on as recovery -- the stock investorss are focused on. they offer some less risk. that is where the focus is defined companies that can focuse this storm -- that is find the companies that can survive this storm. emily: qualcomm not falling as much as other names today, little bit down 2.5%. the tech stocks are under pressure as the coronavirus spreads. to give us more into what is happening, i want to bring in the ceo of qualcomm who joins us on the film -- on the phone. i know you have got a lot going on. products, chips power the phones and computers working overtime righ

teledoc a lot of the consumer staples, target, kellogg, moving higher 1% or 2%, kroger up more than 1%. i want to bring back into the conversation jim polson, still with us. appreciate you being here. let's move from equities and look more broadly at some of the other asset classes. when we look at the treasury market today, i relatively tamped down day come -- a relatively tamped down day. on the long end, seeing the 30-year hold around 1.27%. when you look at the treasury market, what signal is it telling you? james: i think it is significant the bond yield, 10 year bond yield bottomed out on march 9, below half of 1% and it is still higher than it was then. you know, in the last several, both before 2000, bottoming in 2000 and 2008, the bond yield bottomed first before the stock market. it was a good sign of the past four bear markets that was the start of the bottom of the financial markets. the fact it has held that bottom i don't think is significant. the fact what has gone on in the bond market, the embedded inflation expectation in 10 year tips, which for a while was belowdown

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in florence italy, amy kellogg, fox news. >>> doctors to say it's a count coronavirus, overnight spain reported i've hundred 10 deaths, it is the fewest number of deaths in a single day, since march 23rd. businesses are preparing to reopen as the government is starting to ease restrictions, construction and manufacturing workers will return to their jobs on monday. more than 16,000 people have died in spain, earlier this month almost 1000 people died in one day. >>> approval of president trump's handling of the term coronavirus pandemic fell sharply this week. the handling of covid-19 dipped to 40%, his overall approval rating was at 40%. still to come tonight, even though we are in the midst of the covid-19 pandemic, crime around the world is going down. we take a look at the numbers, plus, the extreme measures bay area first responders are taking, to make sure they don't contract the virus while out on the job. >> if i don't bring it back to the station i don't bring it back to the crewmembers, their families, and ultimately my family. if i could do one thing, i'd make sure there wer

jon: amy kellogg from florence. >> reporting new one day record in its coronavirus cases.officials there say they saw a spike of 942 new infections today. kitty logan with the impact on asia and middle east. >> european countries consider lift restrictions now as governments are struggling to manage new coronavirus cases. in wuhan, in china with outbreak began authorities continue to carry out tests amid fears of new infections even though the lockdown there is already lifted. 27 new cases were reported in china today. mainly near the border with russia. and a on saturday, singapore reported over 900 new infections. and until now the city has had a tight grip on coronavirus outbreak most that shop increase cases is migrant workers confine in crowded accommodation turkey report increase cases to and authorities there say another 126 people died from coronavirus on saturday alone. this despite the fact that the country is under a strict lockdown. and with the curfew in place streets in istanbul are deserted prengts from entering country but still struggling to cope now. the

amy kellogg is in florence with more. >> -- in terms of the numbers of coronavirus infections, but italy still has the largest number of deaths. it was here where coronavirus really exploded first in europe of course, and that didn't give hospitals time to prepare. in some cases they just assumed they were dealing with regular flu cases and sometimes those doctors and nurses went on to infect other patients not knowing. the hospitals became hot spots and in many cases those doctors and nurses too became sick. in the south, where they worry about booming cases that hasn't yet come, at least one hospital in naples has taken advantage of the lessons of the north and has managed to procure totally protective equipment and put in place protocols that separate front line doctors from all others, and it's an example for other hospitals everywhere. this as pope francis sent out a video message of solidarity last night saying let's make the most of this time. let's be generous and help those in need in our neighborhoods. let's look out for the most lonely either by phone or social networks. in th

amy kellogg is reporting live from florence italy.id today that easter is all about hope and at this time more than any in recent memory, a lot of people are hungry for comforting words especially people perhaps have lost a loved one, maybe without having the opportunity to say goodbye or has lost the job for example. the pope was close to all of them with a message of support it was a easter mass on like none other, last year there were 70000 on st. peter's square, early this morning there was barely a soul in sight, pope francis said this is a moment for europe to work together to solve problems associated with coronavirus jointly, he called for an in an international sanctions, wars and all forms of indifference and self-centeredness as he acknowledged people's pain. >> in these weeks with the lives of millions of people with sudden change. but for many remaining at home it has been an opportunity to reflect and to withdraw from the frenetic pace of life to stay with loved ones and enjoy their company. for many, this is also a time

peter's basilica amy kellogg is live in florence, italy with us, hi, amy. >> amy: hi, sandra.y those images of an empty st. peter's square, beautiful blue skies and not a soul in sight and also the very desserted st. peter's basilica with those shining marbel floors that just kind of drew your attention in the emptiness, and life of course in italy and much of the world is at a standstill, right now but easter service did go on just as the pope has been streaming all of his holy week services for the 1.3 billion catholics around the world, to enjoy, and today, with the cruc ifix, of st. marcellus , something brought over to the vatican in recent weeks especially for prayers to end the pandemic and people prayed in the 16th century for it to end and today the pope spoke calling for an end to all wars and to economic sanctions and invoked europe's responsibility to do the right thing, and act of a single family, noting the eu is facing a challenge in each of its affected countries. the pope praised those keeping us going, whether they are doctors or other essential workers, and

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next one is kellogg, cereal people, of course. sales up roughly 3% from this time last year. the virus is helping them. the lockdown. you tend to eat breakfast at home when you are locked down and cereal is easy, isn't it. the stock is up by just 50 cents. $65.40, your price. >>> kraft heinz earnings out earlier. revenue up 6% first quarter. bolstered by people stocking up for the virus. the stock is up only 16 cents. but look at dunkin donuts. they reported sales down 2%. they still don't know how the virus will affect their business in the long run and they have suspended their dividend. that's down 2.5%. >>> blue apron, not a very rosy earnings report yesterday. their quarterly loss quadrupled to more than $20 million. their chief executive linda kozlowski joins us now. i would have thought the lockdown would help a company like blue apron. what went wrong? >> in fact, we have seen an uptick and that's why we guided towards year over year revenue growth in q2 as well as getting to both cash and ebita positive in the quarter as well. so i think the difference being somethin