se haga responsable de sus gastos. >>> mcdonald s escucha estamos en la lucha >>> el alcalde ericontagios en california reflejan que las personas estÁn siguiendo las recomendaciones pero las autoridades piden que no bajemos la guardia por eso este fin de semana de pascua los parques pÚblicos estarÁn cerradas, por otro lado nosotros seguiremos muy de cerca las peticiones de los trabajadores de los restaurantes de comida rÁpida y los mantendremos informados. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> gracias mario perea por esa informaciÓn sin duda creo que es la responsabilidad de todos los empleadores que siguen abiertos de alguna manera. como estos restaurantes pues que les den este equipo de protecciÓn a sus empleados sin duda. pero tambiÉn estÁ el otro problema, de los empleados que tienen desempleo como ha llegado a una cifra rÉcord el nÚmero de solicitudes pues el departamento de desempleo no se da abasto y muchas veces dice gente no puede comunicarse con una persona para que se pueda desarrollar este asunto sandarti un problema grande, sandy regreso contigo mÁs adelante y regresamos con rashel. >>>

but right now so far as far as we know mcdonald's s not responded to the employees demands for safer rng conditions. >>all rightthat's will tran reporting live from mcdonald's in san jose where they an to walk out in less than 2 hours robin. >>well a mass isolation and quaranti order is in effect for contra costa county this is for people with the coronavirus this comes after the number ofcases therwent from 0 to more than 300 within a month. the public health departnt is also investigating 3 senior care facilities with in the county, inuding the are in day care nter. health services depament is investigating the facility after 2 staff members received medical care and tested positive for the virus all staff and residents have since been tested and the results came back positive r at least 27 people. the health department says that no one from that facilitywho was tested positive has died. visitors there are pribited for the time being. coming do not go to the beach during the pandemic a lot of folks have been doing this doctor kemp racer proctor at the scripps institution of oceanogr

this is a tre that's going n at a lot of mcdonald's across the country last night in s in that rticular area, one mcdonald's location. we saw works walk off the job after one of their employees came down positive with coronavis and then over the past couple of days 've seen similar things just likthis one that we're seeing right now in tampa at tennessee miami, orlando. and of course this morning in san jose so mcdonnell's they say they are going to doa lot better to make sure a lot more i should say to make sure that their workers are safe that th're top of the situation. but happy with eier the response or at leasthe speed of the response. back to you. >>well new this morning, ther's a warning for people who need to take muni for essential needs in san francisco. kr 4 sarah stinson in san francisco right now with the changes that will start and how's this going to affe people trying to work their way around thcity sarah. robin there's still about a 100,000 people who are writing unity durinthis stay at home order that's people going to their critical jobs and going on they're essentia

let's get a quick check on the market, too, as we head out here mcdonald's weighing on the dow s&p off% we'll hand it off to kelly right now on "the exchange." >> thank you, scott. welcome, everybody with stocks falling on this final day of april, amid a flurry of mixed earnings and weak economic data, it's been a strong month for stocks, though. the dow and s&p having their best month since 1987. the s&p is up about 12% right now. the nasdaq is up nearly 15% for its best month since 2000. let's check on the markets, as stock just mentioned, we're seeing these red arrows down, 1.3% but the nasdaq is only down 55 points keep an eye on that one. it's only trading lower by two-thirds of 1% it's also been a

let's get a quick check on the market, too, as we head out here mcdonald's weighing on the dow s&p off 4% we'll hand it off to kelly right now on "the exchange." >> thank you, scott. welcome, everybody with stocks falling on this final day of april, amid a flurry of mixed earnings and weak economic data, it's been a strong month for stocks, though. the dow and s&p having their best month since 1987. the s&p is up about 12% right now. the nasdaq is up nearly 15% for its best month since 2000. let's check on the markets, as stock just mentioned, we're seeing these red arrows down, 1.3% but the nasdaq is only down 55 points keep an eye on that one. it's only trading lower by two-thirds of 1% it's also been an historic month for oil. we've been covering it every day here we began the month at 20 bucks a barrel, went all the way down, memorably on that monday to minus 37 and voila, we're back to almost $20 now. these extreme moves show just how severe the demand loss has been and the storage glut for the oil pit. but let's get to all of the action that is driving the markets today. as alway

food and beverage, national restaurant association, mcdonald's, coca-cola, peps coa -- pep s pepsi cola, wolfgang puck, john george and danielle, you know them. chik-fil-a. transportation, fedex, united airlines, ups, yrc worldwide. maritime, powerful shippers. and telecommunication, liberty media, thank you all very much. health care, new york presbyterian, jerry spier, friend of mine. hcac health care, just met with sam. ascension health, trinity health, cardinal health, mckissen, 3m, thank you, mike roman, for helping us with face masks. worked out well for everybody. procter & gamble, abbott laboratories, johnson & johnson, merck, pfizer, ely lily, thermo fisher scientific, they've been helping us with testing. gilead sciences, regeneron, roche, roche has been fantastic on testing. the job they've done. i have to call them out. they have stepped up. anthem, united health group, aetna, cigna, humana. all the big ones. the tech companies, we have the right ones, apple, we have tim cook. google, oracle, larry ellison, salesforce, marc benioff, s.a.p., jen morgan. microsoft, satya, grea

yesterday the permanent secretary for the foreign and commonwealth office assignment mcdonald making the claim that the u.k.'s decision not to take part in the e.u.'s joint procurement scheme was a political decision well today he's performed a stunning u. turn writing a letter to the committee saying that he was mistaken in stating that it was a political decision he says it was incorrect and that ministers were briefed by the u.k.'s mission in brussels with regards to that scheme and so it wasn't a political decision not to participate it was an initial communication problem which meant the u.k. didn't get an invitation in time to join those joint procurement schemes within the european union however we've also been hearing from leaders in brussels the e.u. commission have hit back at that claim saying that the u.k. knew perfectly well about this scheme and leaving it to others to decide whether it was indeed a political decision or not and whether simon mcdonald has perhaps been strong armed into changing what he said yesterday. thank you very much indeed for all of that. dozens of countries could experien

s&p 500 and a dozen dow components report results. we'll hear from a cross section of the economy including mcdonald's, caterpillar, 3m, apple, microsoft, amazon, pfizer, ford and tesla. >>> and the u.s. government has told banks it will cap how much each of them can lend under the paycheck protection program which reopens for a second round today. the small business administration will impose a maximum dollar amount at 10% of the program's funding or $60 billion per lender. banks have been bracing for another frantic race. the ppe came under fire after several publicly traded companies with thousands of employees and millions in annual sales got loans while smaller businesses were left out. and samsung and google are offering free phone repair to help first responders. this is through the end of june. they have teamed up with a company called you break, i fix. more than 500 locations nationwide. it applies for any samsung galaxy and google pixel smart phones and covers repairs such as cracked screens and replacement batteries. kari, back to you. >>> thank you, rahel. let's get a look at our temperature trend for san jose. we're going

s procurement scheme was a political decision well mr mcdonald has now done a u. turn and has said that he's written a letter actually to outline that he had made a wrong inadvertently and wrongly told the committee that ministers were briefed by the u.k. m.i.a.'s on the scheme and that he was mistaken in saying that the situation not to join that scheme was a political one he also said that ministers weren't briefed by the u.k.'s mission in brussels about the scheme owing to communication problems the u.k. didn't receive an invitation in time to join that scheme now of course initially ministers that claimed it was a communication mix up they had received the emails the e.u. commission has hit back today claiming that the british government knew perfectly well a more informed about this acumen scheme and that there wasn't any mix up with communications with the costs of that so there might be some who claim that mr mcdonald has possibly been pressured to change his mind and to turn back on what he said yesterday but number 10 deny putting any pressure on the fore

things likike children who are sitting on a sidedewalk in front of a mcdonald's bececause t there ste wi-fi there.e. looking for r some wi-fi sty can in fact complete the assignments. they want to l learn. theyey want to keepp up. they want to doo well, but this form o of educucation makekes it difficult, much like her students a at rututgers, i have studentsts all across the socioecoconomic spectrtrum in my classes. five students who went back to homes that were housing insecure in new york city.. whereious family s shelterss the wi-fi is spotty at best. and my students whosose families becacame involved in icece actin the peperiod b between the emergency andf the when they had to go home, and trying to navigate all of that -- i know students w whose pares are u unemployed,d, whose family members have died. i know, as youou do, from a firsrsthand college peperspecti, how disruptpte this is. it is not a leap p to think students who were already at risk, , who were already vulnerable, , who were already n families worried about their ability to make ends meet, we now have an economic crisis on top of the public health crisis.

s. big chains like fat brands, mcdonald's they will survive and figure it out but the small local operatorsin a lot of trouble. i'm a bit optimistic in this fashion that the american people are very resilient, and once we get this economy back going again, with the three- phase program, the strategic program our president trump has laid out, i think we can recover over time but i'd say let's celebrate the frontline warriors of the medical staff but let's not forget all the folks back home that are operating these restaurants need us to pay attention to them as we go forward. it's going to be a very tough time for a lot of people. stuart: oh, sure, sure it is, but here is what icon receive of as a problem for when we do get back to opening up restaurants. you still got to have these social distancing rule, tables spread apart, bar stools will have to be spread out. that means surely you're never going to go back to the levels of revenue that you were bringing in before the virus. that's a huge problem isn't it? >> it is. the slow roll is going to kill a lot of businesses and we've got to get

we've reached the halfway point for the s&p 500 reports this morning from mcdonald's, twitter, comcastn 30 minutes, the all-important jobless claims number filings expected to fall the final hour of "squawk box" begins right now >>> good morning i'm joe kernen along with becky quick and andrew ross sorkin i like the energy there, andrew. really i'm looking forward to this next hour, right? huh? it's not -- >> trying to bring it. we don't need it we have so much stuff going on >> that's true but the futures have turned around significantly, actually early on we were up well above 100 points we're now down 140 the s&p down 10. nasdaq had some strong earnings to key off of last night from some well-known tech stocks. that continues to trade nicely higher treasury yields are -- you know, are almost zero basically. they're .6 of a percent for the ten year oil prices which have been a salve to the market, equity market in the past, not helping so much today even though they're up 15% we've got a big -- as we've been talking about, i can't do it as well as you, andrew. we have a big final hou

s&p 5000 is up. and the nasdaq gained more than 2%. today, starting today, mcdonald's is offering free thank you meals for first responders and healthcare workers. through may 5, healthcare workers, firefighters and paramedics can get a free meal at participating restaurants nationwide. it is available at the drive- through or for take out. they are available for reckless, lunch and dinner. they will serve the meal in a happy mailbox to hopefully bring a smile along with the food. >>> chipotle has agreed to pay $25 million to resolve criminal charges. they were charged in los angeles federal court with two counts of violating the food drug and cosmetic act that sickened people with norovirus. they say they are improving their food safety practices. the fine was the largest in a food safety case. >>> there is a new recall for nearly 200,000 suvs and cars built by subaru. the fuel pump can fail and cause the engine to stop unexpectedly. the recall covers subaru, impreza, legacy and assent vehicles from the 2019 model year that were sold in the u.s. and canada. owners are

according to s the officer who shot the man is a 20-plus-year veteran and now is under administrative leave. >> and abc7 also saw workers in a mcdonald'soakland walk off the job over covid-19 safety concerns. take a look. representatives for the workers say they filed a complaint with the alameda county health department. they say people are worried about sick leave and getting personal protective equipment. this past week governor newsom ordered two weeks of paid sick leave for food industry workers. mcdonald's sent a response saying -- our organization is committed to protecting our crew and in accordance with the guidance of the cdc and in full compliance with all stay level ppe requirements. >>> now to some interesting developments in the north bay, where an entire town is getting the chance to be tested for coronavirus starting tomorrow. our partners at the mercury news report the town of baleenous in marin county will try to get his 1,180 residents tested thanks to private funding. some millionaires in the area are using their wealth to get tests for the government. more than half the town are over 60 and at higher risk from the

mcdonald house charities in more ways than one. >> our meal planning process now is completely different. >> reporter: different because with their new visitor restrictio kp il safe from potent s that rmhc typically relies on to feed families have been drastically reduced. only essential staff members are allowed inside, all responsible for multiple roles beyond their norm. >> i'm in the kitchen, helping cook breakfast, lunch, and dinner. the workload has increased by a lot. >> reporter: businesses and community groups would typically be in the kitchen, preparing and covering the cost for many meals for those who live here. the organization is now facing a $1.4 million revenue shortfall this year due to canceled fundraisers and volunteer contributions. >> this is why we're all staying and sheltering at home to these kids can be safe. >> reporter: the chief executive officer hopes the community will consider making a donation to help rmhc continue its mission. >> it's absolutely urgent. this is what will keep us going. there's nothing more critical for these families than to have a place to stay, food to eat, and be close to lifesaving treatment. >> reporter: staff members doin

mcdonald's. international sales took a 35% dive in march compared to a 13% decline in the u.s. the stock market is heading higher. the dow up to hundred 80 points at 22,930. nasdaq gaining 90 points. s&p moving higher by 25. >>> a live look at san francisco airport now. the number of passengers ng96% compared with port has normal traffic at this time last year. the airport is thinking custodians hard at work. they treated photos showing workers cleaning and sanitizing surfaces keeping passengers and employees safe from catching the coronavirus. >>> american express are teaming up to offer up to 1 million hotel room nights fron for free. it will give them a place to sleep, recharge or isolate between shifts to protect their families so money won't come out of their own pockets. hilton is working with 10 u.s. medical association to provide rooms to doctors, nurses, ot. it will be available from april 13 through may 31. >>> another check of the roads with gianna. >>> speaking of essential workers, plenty of them are utilizing public transit. there are changes happening for mass transit that will affect muni and bart and other areas. santa cruz to san jose, the metro has reduced service

s. but pure mint scheme in order to try to claim and get their hands on p.p. systems but yesterday we saw the permanent undersecretary for the foreign and commonwealth office the simon mcdonald made the claim to the health select committee that the decision not to join the e.u. scheme was a political one well today he's written a letter to that same committee claiming that what he said yesterday wasn't correct and that he had virtually and wrongly told the committee it was a political decision he said it's not a political decision and that ministers weren't briefed by the u.k.'s mission in brussels and so for that reason they didn't know about the scheme and that he also put it down to an initial communication problem we know that ministers of course when this 1st happened said that they didn't receive the emails that would have instructed them inform them about this. p.v. retention scheme or this separate unit scheme now the e.u. commission they've hit back and said the government the u.k. government others knew perfectly well about the scheme that they made sure to tell the british government about it they've also been claims that society mcdonald has perhaps been pressure

in me with my education and my dad he worked for mcdonald douglas in the aircraft aerospace industries in the '60s when they were rolling out the md-11's and i is a you the work ethic from my father as a black man, you know, but when i went to school, you know i had my own struggles at school. my teachers, you know, it was really hard to get the attention that i needed, you know, in school so i had to figure it out on my own. i was kind after class clown and always want to be seen and want to be heard and do things for attention because i thought i needed it, i a was creative and artistic and an aspiring journalist myself. fast forward to today i want to say that the black community is very beautiful and we contribute very much to society and we've come so far and i've heard it all and seen it all as far as our past and everything what our ancestors did to get, to pave the way for where we are today and it's just a beautiful inning, where we contribute to society and i see poverty, i see crime, but education like you gentlemen mentioned earlier is very key and teachers need to pay more attention to the black students and like the gentl

mcdonald's and wendy's didn't work for us 14 retail survivors. a handful of chains left standing when all this is over many small ones going under. costco, walmart, dollar general and home depot beating the sdepot does best 15 semis at work 5g, there you go with amd, nvidia utilities, wireless providers, i like letter d, dominion energy a growth utility of course, verizon finally there is one group, one more group that we're calling the exotics maybe because i've been watching too much of that tiger king this is a catch-all category that includes a bunch of special situation names. you have covid vaccine plays a novinger i can't, inovia. a grab bag barrett gold because gold tends to retain its economy when the economy is crushed sego for networking. face masks, we're throwing in peloton because you can't get to the gym and they're backed up a couple months if you want one. covid-19 isn't exactly diversified. weighted by market cap four gigantic tech stocks. that makes it like the regular indices. s&p 500 capped 5% of its value focus on what's working right now. overwhelmingly tech, health care and consumer staples until we get a vaccine, well, here you go. when you back test these 100 stoc

saying covid-19 has significantly disrupted its business mcdonald's is higher by a little bit more than half a percent we have a mini rally on wall street s&p up a percent most sectors are higher. michael dell just a few minutes away in the 11:00 hour stay with us at&t has connected us every day for over 100 years. and we're here for you - especially now, doing everything possible to keep you connected. through the resilience of our network and people... we can keep learning, keep sharing, keep watching, and most of all, keep together. it's the job we've always done... it is the job we will always do. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> let's get an update on all th

>> market faces a big test this week, 140 of the s&p 500 companies are scheduled to report, including the likes of caterpillar, amazon, apple, mcdonald'ssoft many expect companies to continue drawing guidance, no doubt. joining us now, global investment strategist at jpmorgan private bank. and i guess that the reaction that the market has to these, you can't just say, well, the bad news is already out. no one's expecting anything good it's going to be probably -- you know, you're going to look at these things and go, wow, that's really awful, but in your view, it's not going to be monolithic. there's going to be some numbers that don't look that bad versus some that just look abysmal. the ones that don't look so bad, you might focus on those areas can you tell us which ones those are? >> that's right. exactly, joe on the broad market level, you're right, you'll see more downside consensus that's the history of the last week or so we've seen companies not beat as they typically beat. the average beat is actually a miss and only 65% of the companies are beating in the typical average about 70%. because of that, for the broad market, we c

the s&p 500 up more than 4 percent and 100 points there to 25-getting close to 2600. the nasdaq back to 7600 also up 4.5%. workers at a mcdonald's san jose walked off the job this morning. workers say the restaurant failed to properly protect them during this pandemic. the employees on north first street and san jose say they are forced to work without gloves and masks and they say that mcdonald's does not have adequate cleaning supplies. walmart is implementing a new safety measure after two employees at the chicago area and died from the coronavirus. walmart says the two male workers were men in their 40s and 50s with underlying medical conditions. it is not clear if they contracted it at the store but walmart is hiring a company to clean and sanitize the store where the two men worked in limiting the number of shoppers allowed in its stores at one time. while you can add amazon prime to the list of events now postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. the annual event starting in july 2015 to reward prime members with amazing deals but it's been pushed back to august. the 48 hour sale last year was the largest shopping ev

s based on their politics. exporting to make more money other places. you have a story of an illinois official racing to a mcdonald'sarking lot with millions of dollars to try to secure masks for health care workers. they were worried if they didn't deliver the money in this mcdonald's parking lot, they'd lose the order to someone else. this is nuts. it's just totally nuts. and the idea that a president that loves power has failed to step into the breach and control the supply chain, and establish order and costs is just outrageous. >> yamiche, on the economic side of this, we've been talking this morning about the gut instinct the president has to open the economy. remember he wanted to open the economy by easter, which would have been this weekend. he pushed thad back, as some people got to him and said that'd be a bad idea. but we're going to get about an hour and a half now, another unemployment number that is going to be too much to take. 10 million over the last couple weeks, unemployment claims. that number is going to go way up again this week. you had people like sean hannity last night, and i invoke his na

s&p 500 on pace for t month since 1974. the nasdaq is up 15 and three quarters percent. this is the final day of the month. now a fox business alert. mcdonald'sre hitting the wire right now. we've got the numbers. let's get to cheryl casone. cheryl: they've got an earnings per share miss which they are explaining in the release, talking about the impact of covid-19 around the world and china. i'll get to that in a second. the estimate for earnings per share was $1.57. they came in at $1.47. the stock is almost 1% higher right now. revenue, the estimate, $4.65 billion. pretty much in line, $4.71 billion. but they're talking about in particular the business in china, maria, they're talking about the fact that in the entire first quarter that china was really at a shutdown which would make sense. and then they're also talking about they did see an impact from italy, from the u.k., as well, and then as far as u.s. same store sales, they talk about the fact that that second half of march around the united states when restaurants were shut down, that is certainly another reason why they're actually having issues with comparable sales. even in inter