maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm mariatiromo. coming up in just a moment, ins' managing director joins me, then later secretary of state mike pompeo on china's culpability in the covid-19 pandemic. but first, the cracks caused by the covid-19 shutdown are continuing to strain the economy. the economic data this week has been awful, now 22 million people have applied for unemployment benefits in the last four weeks. erasing much of the job gains over the past decade. retail sales plunged to a new low in march as businesses continue to shutter due to this shutdown and stay at home order. the housing sector took another severe hit as housing starts and home builder confidence saw dramatic slumps. but while the white house is discussing guidelines to reopen the country as the data shows the pandemic is peaking, how long will it take to recover our economic luster? joining us to talk about that and investing today in the broader markets during the shutdown is managing partner of the bonnson group, david bonnson. great to have y

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maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm mariatiromo. coming up in just a moment, ins' managing director joins me, then later secretary of state mike pompeo on china's culpability in the covid-19 pandemic. but first, the cracks caused by the covid-19 shutdown are continuing to strain the economy. the economic data this week has been awful, now 22 million people have applied for unemployment benefits in the last four weeks. erasing much of the job gains over the past decade. retail sales plunged to a new low in march as businesses continue to shutter due to this shutdown and stay at home order. the housing sector took another severe hit as housing starts and home builder confidence saw dramatic slumps. but while the white house is discussing guidelines to reopen the country as the data shows the pandemic is peaking, how long will it take to recover our economic luster? joining us to talk about that and investing today in the broader markets during the shutdown is managing partner of the bonnson group, david bonnson. great to have y

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maria. expect more out of tampa bay in the coming weeks. maria: i like it. good stuff. cheryl, thank you. cheryl: you bet. mariae are gearing up to restart the economy in a slow and rolling fashion. some states are easing restrictions on stay at home orders, allowing businesses such as salons, gym, restaurants to open as long as they follow cdc guidelines. joining me now is starwood capital group chairman and ceo, barry sternlicht. hope you're safe and strong. thanks for joining me. >> thanks, maria. good to be with you this morning. it's been a long time. maria: it has. and i want to ask you about your expectations for a recovery. you've got your hands in so many businesses and have a great vantage point in understanding how things might change. what are your exec stations for a recover -- expectations for a recovery and a reopening. >> it's all about the pace of the reopening and i'm glad we're getting on with it, frankly. i think i've been quoted as saying we should open the economy, i really believe first we should take care of the people who are most at risk, elderly and people with preconditions. they sho

maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm mariaust a moment, ins' managing director joins me, then later secretary of state mike pompeo on china's culpability in the covid-19 pandemic. but first, the cracks caused by the covid-19 shutdown are continuing to strain the economy. the economic data this week has been awful, now 22 million people have applied for unemployment benefits in the last four weeks. erasing much of the job gains over the past decade. retail sales plunged to a new low in march as businesses continue to shutter due to this shutdown and stay at home order. the housing sector took another severe hit as housing starts and home builder confidence saw dramatic slumps. but while the white house is discussing guidelines to reopen the country as the data shows the pandemic is peaking, how long will it take to recover our economic luster? joining us to talk about that and investing today in the broader markets during the shutdown is managing partner of the bonnson group, david bonnson. great to have you this weekend, thank

maria: and you're going to have cameras on 5 58 players' homes. . maria: welcome back. good monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. pril 20 your top stories right now 8:00 a.m. on the button on the east coast, oil prices are crashing this morning, due to the coronavirus slamming demand across the world the price of oil now down 30% at 11.25 a barrel this is moving fast it has been selling -- of throughout the entire show this morning, this is the low of the morning, and, of course, energy stocks are taking a big hit, that is also pressuring equity markets futures indicating a look at energy companies this morning, down across the board, on price of oil down better than 0% right now, and -- lows of the morning dow futures down 540 s&p futures down 60 nasdaq lower by 95 on top of a rally last week the dow, nasdaq s&p 500 recording second straight week of gains last week higher across the board on the week, there is no more help to small business coming congress the white house closet to a deal from additional aid after the paycheck protection program, ran out of money in fact much more than you expected. shake shack

marÍa: maría cree que las familias mixtas deberÍan recibir esta ayuda econÓmica. >> yo tengo seguro social y mi esposo no, pero paga sus impuestos. marÍaed tenga que hacer nada. ramÓn: gracias, marÍa. mientras llega el cheque, el tiempo no se detiene y pasan los dÍas y se cumple el inevitable lago de la renta. varios estados eliminaron el desalojo de inquilinos. san francisco, alameda, santa clara y san mateo fueron unos de ellos. el gobernador dijo que los inquilinos pueden pagar parte del alquiler o lo paguen a plazos. usted debe escribir en un periodo no mayor a los siete dÍas de pago. quienes hayan sido despedidos o perdieron colas de trabajos a causa del cierre de negocios por la pandemia, tendrÁ que proveer toda la justificaciÓn necesaria que impide el pago de la renta. muchos se preguntan cÓmo pagarÁn el alquiler. organizaciones pide que se cancele el pago de la renta para personas que estÁn siendo afectados. dayana garcÍa nos amplía. dayana: en una reuniÓn virtual, distintas organizaciones, activistas y personas pidieron la cancelaciÓn del pago de la renta por este tiempo. >> vamos a estar en la calle y eso es lo que pedimos qu

maria: wow senator great to see you thanks for being here. >> thank you very much. maria: we'll be right back. maria: welcome back. secretary of state mike pompeo is demanding an investigation into the origins of the coronavirus. we discussed this in an interview on friday as the president, this weekend, questioned china's role in the pandemic for the very first time, wondering if it was actually an accident. watch this. president trump: the question was asked, would you be angry at china? well the answer might very well be a very resounding yes but it depends was it a mistake that got out of control or was it done deliberately? it's a big difference between those two, and in either event they should have let us go in, we asked to go in very early and they didn't want us in, i think they were embarrassed. maria: from the white house chief strategist steve bannon was among the first to raise a red flag on china's deception and wrote an op-ed last may that the u.s. was already at war with the communist country and he joins me right now to talk more about it steve it's great to see you thanks for being

maria: all right, we will leave it there, phil, good to sigh you this morning. phil: maria, thank you. mariayou see sun on the horizon. phil: we do. maria: phil orlando. fast tracking a treatment. fda considers emergency use for remdesivir and promising results to treat covid-19 patients. the stock is surging on the news, plus restarting engines, american auto industry takes a hit as car sales slow amid coronavirus pandemic and how the sector plans to recover is coming up. in 1986, the late reverend david wilkerson founder of times square church told mike evans... number one new york times best-selling author, mike evans, has written an astonishing book on it, called... for the full prophesy by david wilkerson and the book by mike evans go to www.foz.org and mine super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. and snoring? no problem. ...and done. will it help me keep up with h

maria: been a great show today. dagen, matte, joseph, thank you so much. >> thank you, maria. maria: lots to cover. and as you heard here first, the origins of the coronavirus. that does it for us today. have a great day. "varney & company" begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. now we can see just how badly this economy has been hit. 5.2 million newly unemployed. big number. in the last month, 21.8 million people have been thrown out of their job. it looks like by may, the jobless rate will be in the double digit range, maybe as high as 15%, maybe even higher than that. that is a 1930s style depression level. that's why the president later today will announce new guidelines for opening up parts of the economy in some ar

maria: right. well i will say this , governor cuomo joined me on this program three weeks ago, and three weeks ago he said to me, maria i'm going to make a decision on the bail reform law by april 1, so i'm going to be calling him when i get off, when i go on air here governor cuomo expect my call i'm going to call you to find out what is happening with the bail reform law in the face of all of this. mr. mayor it's great to see you this morning. >> good to see you mariad god bless you for the coverage. its been about the best that i've seen. thank you. maria: thank you so much. i'll see you soon. rudy giuliani, coming up he was one of the first to warn about the covid-19 threats impact on the economy now former chief white house strategist steve bannon is back because we have another looming disaster related to this pandemic, what he says the u.s. needs to do in the next 30 days as we look ahead on on the next "sunday morning futures." all her life that i should fix it. and now it reminds me of her. i'm just glad i never fixed it. listen, you don't need to go anywhere dad. meet christine, she's going to help you around the house. the best home to be in is your own. from personal care and memory care, to help around the house, home instead offers personalized in-home services for your loved ones. home instead senior care. to us, it's personal. maria: welcome back. in just three short months what started as a local health crisis in china has exploded i

maria: right. well i will say this , governor cuomo joined me on this program three weeks ago, and three weeks ago he said to me, maria i'm going to make a decision on the bail reform law by april 1, so i'm going to be calling him when i get off, when i go on air here governor cuomo expect my call i'm going to call you to find out what is happening with the bail reform law in the face of all of this. mr. mayor it's great to see you this morning. >> good to see you maria. and god bless you for the coverage. its been about the best that i've seen. thank you. maria: thank you so much. i'll see you soon. rudy giuliani, coming up he was one of the first to warn about the covid-19 threats impact on the economy now former chief white house strategist steve bannon is back because we have bannon is back because we have another looming disast motor? nope. not motor? it's pronounced "motaur." for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. what about here? here? here? daddy, is that where we're from? well, actually... we're from a lot of places. you see we're from here and there and here... turn questions you've always had into stories you can't wait to share; with ancestry. maria: welcome back. in just three short months what started as a local health crisis in china has exploded into a global pandemic, infecting more than 1.2 million people, in 179 countries. my next guest was coronavirus threat and itsn febe country was at war and president trump had j

>> maria it is here, maria. marias now we are dealing with it. >> thank you. >> real quick. >> job had beenh creators netwo network.com, get information questions and answers answering all your questions. >> we will do that bernie marcus great to talk with you come back soon sir thank you very much, we'll be right back. blizzards all winter. blizzards all winter. winds at a 150 miles per hour. if the roads aren't cleared, people can't get anywhere. but no matter how crazy it gets, we know when and where to get to work. data on the ibm cloud helps us maintain 8,000 miles of roads across the country. it helps keep millions of our visitors and our own families safe. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back country music artists together for a night of performances from their holes reminding fans count our blessings stay united in fight against covid-19 cheryl casone. cheryl: that is right supposed to be one of the biggest nights in country music more than 20 kin music biggest stars joined focuses a virtual concert renamed it, it acm pres

maria: right. well i will say this , governor cuomo joined me on this program three weeks ago, and three weeks ago he said to me, maria i'm going to make a decision on the bail reform law by april 1, so i'm going to be calling him when i get off, when i go on air here governor cuomo expect my call i'm going to call you to find out what is happening with the bail reform law in the face of all of this. mr. mayor it's great to see you this morning. >> good to see you mariad god bless you for the coverage. its been about the best that i've seen. thank you. maria: thank you so much. i'll see you soon. rudy giuliani, coming up he was one of the first to warn about the covid-19 threats impact on the economy now former chief white house strategist steve bannon is back because we have another looming disast for many of our members, being prepared... won't be a new thing. and it won't be their first experience with social distancing. overcoming challenges is what defines the military community. usaa has been standing with them, for nearly a hundred years. and we'll be here to serve for a hundred more. people at higher risk, must take extra precautions. you are at higher risk if you are over 65, or if you have any serious underlying medical conditions, like heart disease, chronic lung disease, diabetes, or if your immune system is compromised for any reason. if you're at higher risk, wash your hands frequently with soap and water for twenty seconds. avoid touch

maria: how much of -- maria. mariathe money to the paycheck program is already committed. >> i'm going to say there's a big chunk of it because there's 900,000 loans sitting there, ready to be inputted. i think there's 1.6 to 1.7 million loans in the first tranche that were approved. so i think you're going to see within a week or 10 days probably a lot of that money, if not all of it, go out the door. a lot of it's sitting there. the loans are processed, ready to be sent to the sba for approval and then when they get approval back then they'll been disbursed. it should be a pretty quick process. within a week to 10 days that tranche will be exhausted. maria: so does that concern you? i mean, i recognize that the whole point is to make sure to get this money in the hands of workers but look at the demand and the fact that the money is going out the door pretty quickly. are we going to need another stimulus package fairly soon? >> that's a possibility. i think the parameters of the program are such that it doesn't take

maria: really important subject. peter, thanks very much for weighing in here. good to see you again, sir. come back soon. >> thanks, maria. mariaoining us. coming up, surviving coronavirus. the story of one american who beat the illness. wait until you hear his story. stay with us. out here there are no half measures. doing it right is plan a and plan b. you need equipment that's up to the challenge. all day. all conditions. all year round. the xfinity my account app puts you in control with digital tools to give you the help you need when you need it. get fast and easy answers with personalized help 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. change your wifi password to a phrase that's easy to remember. even troubleshoot your services on your own. we're working to make things a little easier for everyone. download the xfinity my account app today. maria: welcome back. the coronavirus death toll in the united states is now topping 4,000. 4,000 cases now, closing in on 190,000 across the country. as grim as that sounds, there are certainly stories of survival as well. we want to bring you this one. 50-year-old hunter howard of dallas got si

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maria, have been pushing for this. they say they can get money to small businesses a lot faster than bigger banks. maria, back to you. mariaright, cheryl, thank you. well, the first coronavirus release checks are hitting americans banks accounts and the irs says millions more can expect relief in the coming weeks, based on incomes, individuals making less than $75,000 a year will make 1200 but once you do get the money, what do you do with it? let's ask my next guest ramsey solutions, author of every day millionaires, chris hogan, joining us with more on that. chris, good to see you. i think i know what you're going to say, assess balance sheet before knowing what to do with it. if you have debt, tell me, chris, what should we do with the money that we are getting from the government? chris: maria, you are reading my mind absolutely. this money coming in needs to be used wisely and i'm advising people to go into conserve mode. you don't want to have any unnecessary spending right now. you want to be very aware. i'm telling people that you want to take care of your four walls and i'm referring to your housing or rent, utili

maria:.maria: you're saying wod preventative care. we're in the time of emergency, companies are going out of business. you're going to talk about preventative care for women now. can't you wait and do that another time? >> marianeed contraception even though there's a pandemic. so we want to make sure they have access. maria: nobody said anything about keeping contraception away from women. no one said anything about taking that away. >> the programs still need funding. i mean, what are you going to do? you can't shut everything down. women still need access, poor women still need access to contraception. if you need to put a little bit of money in for that, that i think is an appropriate response to what we're trying deal with. i'm more concerned with the fact that these small businesses, we think $300 billion is enough. we need a trillion dollars, maria, for these small businesses. these local restaurants on the ground are getting killed and so this package, while we're talking about it, it's not anywhere close to where we need to be. state and local government got zero money in this thing. we should be more concerned about that. they're going to be laying off police and fire because mitch mcconnell and the

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maria: well [laughter]. maria: we're talking about the. reporter: working while we are talking. mariae talking about the voting continuing even though there is a stay-at-home order jon, and you got several states now, look moving forward, doing the absentee ballots even though, people are supposed to be home, they have got absentee ballot drop-off sites some are complaining states should not be doing this right now. . reporter: it is a tough question i mean we have an election coming up in november, and god forbid this is still going on then we've got to look at that, i mean, we are learning a lot about remote work right now i think there is a fair question about whether we should be learning about remote voting as well. maria: katherine reaction? >> i think there is another riff to markets one thing i will tell viewers do i suspect we are in bear market rally what i am reviving our clients is to raise some cash, in the event that we do get that leg down could be precipitated as you mentioned some change-up on electoral front disruption with regard to the election walloping in economi

maria: great to goat your insights as always. thanks so much for weighing in this morning. good to see you. stay safe. >> you too, maria, thank you. mariacoming up, target ago treatment, the very latest developments in a race for the vaccine as the coronavirus continues to spread, all right here, after this break. maria: welcome back. good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, april 8th. your top stories right now, 7:32 on the east coast, solid rally on wall street ahead of the opening of trading, we've seen a spike in buying, dow industrials up 143 points, nasdaq up 60 and s&p up 15 and-a-half. it is off of the highs but certainly off of the lows as well, this after a wild day yesterday, the dow erasing all of a 900 point rally to end the day negative. nasdaq lower by 26, s&p lower by 4 points. global markets look like this. we did have a pretty good reversal of fortune in the u.s. but not so in europe. the fq100 is still negative, down 72, cac in paris down 64, and the dax index in germany lower by 85. in asia overnight, japan closed higher following prime minister shinzo ab

maria: and do you think we'll see a fourth package? >> i think we probably will, maria. but i'm not anxious to get at one right away. i mean, remember, we just appropriated $2.2 trillion. mariahow this one works. >> i'm anxious to see how the leverage program works with the additional 4 trillion from the federal reserve. that's just getting kicked off, just starting to be implemented. maria: absolutely. we're talking about, what, $7.5 trillion in stimulus, whether the central bank of the government, 35% of the gdp. let's see how that works. senator, good to see you this morning, thanks very much, sir. >> nice to see you as always. maria: we'll see you soon. we'll be back in two minutes' time. stay with us. has stood strong through every dark hour and bright dawn our country has endured. it has seen the break in the clouds before anyone else. for the past 168 years, we've also stood by you, helping you weather storms like this one, to protect your loved ones. and we'll do it for 168 more. you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range of illnesses. it's easy and safe to give. if you are in good health, p

maria: yeah. >> so we are working as hard as we can. maria: this is a really important point. >> to get the dollars out the door. mariathis is an important point you're making. we had dennis lockhart on who said the program is a good program but until people get the money in their hands it's not working. so frank, you just said it's an elegant program, have you a lost optimism in it. but you said banks are not ready yet. why? >> well, look, the -- you've got to hand it to everyone who is involved in this. the lait was only signed into le week ago today. there's a lot of work that needed to be done. the sba had to write the rules, banks have to get geared up to be able to do this. we're only talking a week ago. i don't know of any other government program that within a week of its signing is practically ready to go out the door. now, i know everyone's focused on today, friday, april 3rd. but if it's not today, maybe it will be monday or the day after that. but we're not talking weeks. we're talking hours or days. and that money will make its way into the economy and it will serve the purpose that it was intended for. m

maria: dr. hahn it's good to see you this morning. thanks so much. appreciate your leadership as well. >> you as well, maria. thank you. mariaick break and then restarting their engines, former ford ceo mark fields is here giving his take as american automakers prepare to reopen their plants. stay with us. back in a moment. maria: welcome back. south korea now claims kim jong un may have missed a major north korean holiday to avoid the coronavirus. cheryl casone with the details. cheryl. cheryl: that's right, maria. good morning again. reports that kim jong un is gravely ill or possibly dead started circulating after he missed his grandfather's birthday earlier this month. president trump suggested that he knows the health status of the north korean dictator. >> i can't tell you exactly. yes, i do have a very good idea but i can't talk about it now. i hope he's fine. i do know how he's doing relatively speaking. we will see -- you'll probably be hearing in the not too distant future. cheryl: north korean media claim the leader is alive and well. more clouds ahead for boeing. ceo david calhoon told shareholders yesterday it m

maria: good job. dagen: steve you better drop that, michelle is not going anywhere washington. you have to let that one go. michelle obama can't way to stay away. steve: stay tune. maria: somebody else brought it up this week again. doug, thank you so much. great to see you, sir. >> doug: thanks so much, take care. maria: doug ramsey. a lot on top from congressional budget office doug akin and in 7:00 a.m. hour we have the ceo of quest diagnostics steve rokowski talking about first antibody testing that's real important in terms of getting back to work. bill on misinformation in china. then former nfl quarterback joe theismann on tonight's draft and michael burgess on today's house vote and mohamed reacts to jobless claims and former pittsburgh steelers terry bradshaw on the virtual nfl draft. big show this morning. don't miss a moment of it. let's slip in a break. more economic relief details on the package. the house to vote on it today and send to the president's desk to sign into law. this is an athlete, twenty reps deep, sprinting past every leak in our softest, smoothest fabric. she's confident, protected, her strength respected. depend. the only thing stronger than us, is you. you may not be thinking about blood donation, but blood is needed to save the lives of people who are sick with a range

marÍa: la ordenanza se emite a empleadores que tengan mÁs de 500 trabajadores y superior a 50. marÍalos residentes que reporten su material de salud para protecciÓn. autoridades confiscaron en alameda muchas mascarillas n 95 y que serÍan vendidas por 10 $ en internet. enfermeros dicen que tienen mucho miedo porque no cuentan un equipo de protecciÓn como mascarillas. en el condado dicen todo lo contrario vamos con dayana garcÍa. dayana: buenas tardes, atravesar la pandemia sin equipos de protecciÓn acelera los problemas. las mascarillas quirÚrgicas estÁn siendo relacionadas por dÍas por la escasez actual. >> cada turno que entramos hay que tener una mÁscara por todo el turno de ocho horas o 12 horas. dayana: una misma mascarilla para atender a distintos pacientes en el dÍa. >> uno tiene que atender a pacientes que tienen el virus y tiene que entrar y salir del cuarto muchas veces y esa mÁscara debe ser usada para otros pacientes y eso no estÁ bien. dayana: fernando trabaja como enfermero en santa clara y dice que ahora estÁn más expuestos a las personas infectadas. >> hay mucho trabaj

maria. [laughter] maria: i'm with you there, that's for sure, cheryl. cheryl: i have to stop cooking, i really do. maria20 race still taking shape this morning but hillary clinton is throwing her support to former vice president joe biden, he did it yesterday during town hall, watch. >> i want to add my voice to the many who have endorsed you to be our president. just think of what a difference it would makele right now if we had a president who not only listened to the science, put facts over fiction but brought us together. maria: this coming as former georgia state representative stacy abrams keeps up her campaign for vice president when asked about the tara reade allegations against joe biden says she believes him and biden will make women proud. joining us to navigate the next couple of months senior editor for the federalist, chris, good to see you. thanks for joining us. >> good morning. maria: your reaction and what the covid-19 disaster? >> basically joe biden was chosen by democratic party and allies in the media weeks ago and increasing sexual assault allegations or increasing corroboration f

maría, doña lucha realmente se puso bien mala. maría: ay, por favor, ¿que no conoces a doña lucha? es una mujer egoísta capaz de hacer cualquier cosa con tal de llamar la atención. betzabé: ¿y no es precisamente lo que estás haciendo tú? maría un taco de bistec porque, para tu mayor información, esto es una "dispensiza", no una "quesadilliza". ahora bájame. doña lucha: la belleza es relativa y se manifiesta de muchas formas. nunca permitas que te digan que no eres bello. para mí, las "esclides", por ejemplo, es la parte más bella del cuerpo humano, pero solo es cuestión de gustos y el gusto es inapelable. ¿quieres ver mis "esclides"? albertano: jefa. vanesa: ¿no sienten que el cuarto se está haciendo como chiquito? doña lucha: no, vanesa. no te "apaniques", hija. lo que pasa es que nosotras nos estamos haciendo grandes. el chino: ya encontré algo. aquí dice que el efecto se va a pasar en unas horas, pero no hay que dejarla salir. albertano: ¿ya oíste, rosita? rosa: sí. vente, luchita, te llevo a tu cuarto. lucha. luchita. [resuella] doña lucha: amigas, hay que vigilar las amistades de nuestros hijos, saber en qué pasos andan porque luego algunos sí tienen su problemita. rosa nunca volvió a ver a vanesa. criaturas, nunca ing

maria: absolutely. kathy, thanks so much. keep innovating. great to see you. thank you. >> thank you, maria. marias all-star panel. dagen? >> i just want to say we think about small and medium sized businesses, maria bartiromo, because we were raised by people who ran those very businesses. politicians might ignore you, might turn their back on you, but we won't. not here. maria: yes, absolutely. real quick? >> i would say i love -- i love that kathy brought up nonprofits. they really are being decimated, the smallest of small business and as optimistic as everybody is, remember we're not there yet and prepare for continued -- maria: good point. don't be complacent. congressman, come back soon. great to see you. thank you, everybody. "varney & company" is on right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning. good friday morning to you, maria. good morning, everyone. new developments this morning, very positive for your money. a virus treatment from gilead sciences looks very promising. and the president has unveiled a three-phase program for getting the economy moving again. okay. look at this. t

maria: the ceo of ford motor. >> we are teaching it to decide. as it gets input, it has to make choices. and it's teaching it to direct. maria: ford joined forces with volkswagen investing $2.6 billion in argo. maria's in self-driving mode? >> yes. you can see green lights just above the dashboard. maria: i took a trip out to argo headquarters where they took me for a test run. >> the computer said i want to go that direct. the other one is the steady green. when there is a steady green light, you know you are in auto. the next part, there are real people on the road, and we can learn everything we need to after the fact by taking log data we are storing on the computers in the car. we can pull that data out and replay what was going on. what was the car thinking. and what it would have done. >> am i in danger of my car getting hacked and driving somewhere i don't want to go? >> this is a big challenge even with vehicles. the way we designed it today, in our architecture we cordoned off the system so a hacker can't get inside and have control of the whole car. particularly the power and acceleration and steering. it is the kind of thing that you are trading here, you will have all this power that

para ayudar vÍa skipe nos conectamos hasta california con marÍa reyes huerta de la alianza nacional de trabajadores del hogar, marÍa, bienvenida. marÍaustedes me escuchan, ustedes estÁn buscando recaudar hasta 4.000.000 de dÓlares para ayudar a la poblaciÓn indocumentada, quien califica y adonde puede comunicarse? marÍa: así esto me exactamentela meta es 4.000.000 al dÍa de ayer tenemos 3.5 millones que califican personas a trabajadores del hogar que limpian casas, cuidar niÑos, que cuide personas mayores o con discapacidad y para esto sÓlo deben mandar un texto al 7779 con la palabra alivio y obtendrÁn una informaciÓn y en otro dÍa van a recibir un cheque por 400 $, una tarjeta de banco perdÓn. carolina: ya hay familias que han estado recibiendo esta ayuda desarrolle dos dÓlares? marÍa: hasta el día de ayer habÍa un promedio de 1500 personas que lo han estado recibiendo. carolina: a nivel nacional el 82% de trabajadoras domÉsticas carecen de dÍas de enfermedad pago y seguro mÉdico, cÓmo se les estÁ ayudando serÍa para ustedes la soluciÓn? marÍa: bueno, se les estÁ ayudando de esta forma con este dinero, la idea es que si seguimos re

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