for more, we bring in bloomberg reporter lisa lee.mpanies, this has been talked about a lot. the name a bit of a pejorative. most of the companies we are talking about. avis,al, marriott, delta, etc., these are companies that have not gone away. they are basically using the central bank backstop to borrow money. we are not saying any of these companies are going to go away. but, companies have an incredible amount of debt. investment-grade issuance for march, april, at all-time highs. high-yield bond issuance was at multiyear highs. that has been a positive because that has provided corporations with liquidity to whether the covid drama. but, there are longer-term consequences that need to be thought of. one of them is that we have not gotten rid of all distressed companies. some are expecting a default wave. that means that, when these companies actually do go bankrupt, they will go into bankruptcy defaults with even more debt. for those that don't, they will have more debt loads, so they might become zombies. zombies are just not ve

>>> happy fry, everybody i'm me lisa lee. we have a big show ahead >>> first up, look at that paypal and erg. >> and so do we. >> carter worth taking a look how you can cash in, too. >> video games >> yes tony has been playing around with trades in the space he'll showyou. another beyond meat and uber on deck what are you seeing in the which thes you bet. a couple of charts first, the set up is paypal for a breakout to new highs. it's right at the set up is perfect. the first chart, take a look at the symmetry of this circumstance you have a 23%, 23-day plunge, a 23-day ricochet. you start at 124, you drop to 82, you go right back to 124, so again, a 35% decline, which you can see there, 51% rally, all very symmetric in terms of price and time and here we are right back at the time look at the second chart, this pulls it back a bit longer. look at the authority of this level the stock has approached this and re approached this, and this is a perfect kind of set up for a news related break out earnings and earnings are coming

lisa, why don't you bring in julian lee good lisa: julian lee of bloomberg opinion.seeing that left to oil markets. a dramatic recovery. 75% in crude prices this month. a lot of it comes as shale producers and marginal producers shut down oil wells and do not drill more. how much more upside to people think there is right now in crude? toian: people are starting see crude prices have run a little bit ahead of where they ought to be. we certainly seem to have seen the low point of oil demand, certainly in terms of comparisons with last year. that appears to have passed some time in early to mid april. there are signs demand is picking up in some areas, particularly in asia, and particularly in gasoline as more people are driving their cars. there does seem to have been quite significant shift away from public transport to private transport. that means more cars on the roads in chinese city. we are seeing the same in europe. i have no doubt the same in the u.s. as well. that provides some support. part of the problem is we have had not just a month, but we have had six

lisa lehrer of "the new york times" is still with us. cnn's mj lee joins us. eade decided to wait for giving interviews. >> she told me she was getting numerous death rates, not only she but her child was getting death threats, getting all kind of things coming in on the internet, they had to alert the police and that spooked her and made her, she said, want to not do this interview and kind of keep a lower profile, as much as that's possible, really, at this stage in this whole situation. >> and anybody watching, whatever you think of the allegations, whatever you think of tara reade, whatever you think of joe biden, it is reprehensible that it would come to that in this environment. mj, one of the political dynamics to this story is you have veterans of the obama search process, the attorney who led the vetting in 2008 that led barack obama to pick joe biden, other members of the staff including top strategist david axelrod writing on cnn.com that the vet would have turned up any formal complaints filed against biden during his 38-year career in the senate. i

there's a big star there say like tommy lee jones you'll never see that you have a lunch with 100 people she was just the greatest. well listen nerve frayed tommy lisa and the crew table because people might think the caterers brought in dodger dogs for lunch you never know. let's take some social media questions jay burt we got a bunch of them on we said you were coming on. on facebook as i can't predict this answer because sometimes the biggest thing to you is not the biggest thing what's your favorite role over the course of your career it's a role nobody ever saw me do i did a little play it sort of read a community college called here's this little impulse when i was just figuring out all about this acting and we probably played it you know 25 times for 200 people and it was just a great great play i've never been able to i'm never been able to grab. out of the ether those feelings that i felt when i did that play from from any role but if i had to name one that has been filmed it would definitely be the movie tombstone even though i have 3 or 4 lines in that movie i got to spend 4 months out in arizona with. bill paxton who became such a good