thinks so and it's pending on domestic goods just days ago he visited farmers in brittany micron is the money that not just friends but all of europe real national is important branches of production to reduce reliance on overseas imports he wants lessons to be learned from the shortages of face masks and medicines during the pandemic occasional saini this crisis has taught us that. with some of the mature products and materials strategically important for europe to be independent. but is that even possible these days it's quiet on the famous shaun's elisei in paris and sofia seif works as an economist here she's skeptical about microns i do this enough that my new fronts in germany come produce everything themselves and it's not in their interests to do say that if we need to ask ourselves in what areas it makes sense to remain independent during a crisis but we shouldn't become opponents of globalization i have to because the liberalisation it gives us affordable access to a vast array of products i do quickly dream how should the economy look post corona green says pascal confine

looking at the picture of emmanuel micron and a factor in northern france announcing new measures for, more money in particularfor green ca rs more money in particularfor green cars and the psalms are eye watering, aren‘t they? cars and the psalms are eye watering, aren't they? yes, but the psalms of what car manufacturers have lost just and psalms of what car manufacturers have lostjust and the past few weeks as the pandemic is hit and the sums they‘re asking for an bailout and our own tyre manufacturers most recently land rover and you‘ve also got this concern about even when we get through this, the world will not be the same and will have changed, but will have changed within the economy, consumer buying habits, within driving habits and so emmanuel micron is pink leather here saying that we are going to be greener or whether we like it or not, that is to be one of the positive side effects and that is where i‘m going to put my money where i‘m going to put my money where my mouth is and back clean cars, he wants them to be the greenest car manufacturers in the world. it just looki

the famous shaun's elisei in paris and sofia seif works as an economist here she skeptical about microns i do this enough that my new france and germany come produce everything themselves and it's not in their interests to do say much better and we need to ask ourselves in what areas it makes sense to remain independent during a crisis but we shouldn't become opponents of globalization i have to because globalization gives us affordable access to a vast array of products i do quickly dream how should the economy look post corona green says pascal come fall. a member of the european parliament has launched a promising initiative a european alliance for a green recovery that demands reforms to create a climate neutral economy and transform agra food systems while generating jobs and growth almost 200 politicians union reps and even large corporations like coca-cola and ikea have to clear their support cover your home we need to work together because this time we must do better than during the financial crisis a decade ago goodenough if you are using a sustainable efficient strategy we can

ten deputies left the party to join another group seen as indicative of the cumbres within microns party over the past year. it's a huge change in mood from the parliamentary elections of june twenty seventeen when. the public on march one a landslide majority. returning some three hundred and twelve candidates. close this out is that the national assembly. it is a concern for president emmanuel michael asked his ruling party light to become. loses its absolute majority herere at the national assembly. it doesn't meaean however that said they were going to be able to pass that rules asked this a breakaway group of mps as night of a full. nor against at the government they just want to have a strong. not comment what's said. explains to us earlier she's part of this group and also the president of the commission for european affairs at the national assembly take a listen. no it's not a really- position- we- but we need to really ecologic of force- in the assembly- it's not can you move mind it's a political group in the s. seventy i. sync it's necessary to on the lines this is a and it's

raising joint debt to fund recovery efforts here's more now from merkel and micron as they were detailing their proposal earlier today for the franco german cooperation and franco german friend. leads us to setting a signal we know that we are 27 and when france and germany give a signal no i think the whole of europe is in better shape to form an opinion and to progress that's why we want to issue 500. 1000000000 euro fun on the shirt term for. expenses for the sectors and regions that are hardest hit by this recovery fund of 500000000000 euros and it's not going to be a grant to a region or a sector that is going to be a budgetary fate. and it's going to compliment the $500000000000.00 that our finance ministers have already agreed upon in that it's going to be delivered by the european investment bank $500000000000.00 by the finance ministers and 500000000000 budgetary aides through the franco german initiative we think this is absolutely necessary in order to compliment the initiative already taken on the national level it's. more a lot of it potentially available but as the w.c. poli

and friends president among all micron that led a ceremony at the arctic triomphe monument the event was held without the public. let's turn our attention now to the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic more than 3900000 people have now been infected with the coronavirus globally and more than 270000 have died brazil recorded its highest one day death toll yet after 751 people died from cove in 19 the country is the hardest hit in latin america 3 nurses have been murdered in mexico the triple murder follows an increase in violence towards health care workers and yemen has reported a 2nd case of corona virus in its capital sanaa it brings the total number of cases in the war torn country to $36.00. friday prayers have resumed in up to $180.00 iranian towns and cities only mosques and places deemed to be at low risk from the coronavirus were allowed to open their doors iran has started easing restrictions despite fears of a spike in infections oh. oh these worshippers in iran friday marks a return to communal prayer with some differences they had to wear face masks and keep

is famous display team the red arrows flew over london's landmarks and in france president amanda micron led a ceremony at the arctic triomphe monument the event was held however without the public. and now for a brief look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the e.u. commission intends to keep international travel restrictions in place until the middle of june the ban on nonessential travel was imposed in march to limit the spread of the coronavirus at least 17 of the shang in the zones 26 members have some restrictions in place. boeing is to restart production of its 737 max passenger jets before the end of this month the plane was grounded following 2 crashes which killed more than 300 people questions over safety had already had boeing's bottom line before the virus halted most air travelers. friday prayers have resumed and up to $180.00 iranian towns and cities only mosques and places seemed to be at low risk from the coronavirus were allowed to open their doors iran has started easing restrictions despite fears of a spike in infections 00. 000 for these

in fact micron has insane in the last 25 hours to a lot of french people don't expect to travel too faror indeed leave france. that will apply to other people wanting to go into france. just on the battle that is happening between palace and mayors who've got very different ideas. how is that playing out in the uk when you got big city may not mayors here are saying to boris johnson, big city may not mayors here are saying to borisjohnson, we don't wa nt to saying to borisjohnson, we don't want to move too quickly either. saying to borisjohnson, we don't want to move too quickly eitherlj think want to move too quickly either.” think we are starting to see the cracks in the national approach. i think it can be very difficult. if you remember six or seven weeks ago with the lockdown was proposed nationally, i think that was seen as quite effective. i think we are going to see some cracks emerge because you are saying, our value is going to be different for some london we were told today is the lowest rate of reproduction but it would be very controversial if london was to be let out early

you said micron is one of the names to be a bit wary of because it has the most poexz your to huwei.hy do you think in micron's case it's more risky than not in. >> when we look at the semiconductor side of thing, one great thing the companies have done over the last year or so is de-emphasize their exposure. skywoks which is where we're telling investors, they had north of 10% of sales going to huwei a year ago now it's about 1 to 2% of their revenue. it's a great flight to safety type of name where they have no debt and a ton of cash on the balance sheet. a great flight to safety name. >> that's a great place to be right now. any company and any individual for that matter. i want to close with a final excellent on nvidia. you did raise the price target even after the monster move it had. where are with in its cycle or is it a super cycle because of where it's doing business. >> yeah, i think as far as nvidia is concerned, what we really love about this story is finally completed acquisition. love the games play as we go through platforms. not the mention automotive remains a weak a

helped by premidday announcement by micron. toll brothers. that makes sense because this track belongs to all the companies that thrive in a low interest rate environment where the future looks better than the past because we're opening america. we heard from industrials things aren't as dire just a few weeks ago, as for the banks jpmorgan's jamie diamond came out yesterday, it was an amazing speech he said we could be in for a quick recovery, something that would have seemed borderline impossible if not loony tune when you hear about beaches are packed it makes sense these stocks would catch fire. doug parker from american airlines said the worst is over. same this afternoon. no wonder we learned boeing is starting up the max lines. the cruise lines, unsinkable numbers, numbers that wouldn't exist if the fed hadn't backed with credit. this is complicated. most of the companies have been shutdown since march when covid-19 turned into a's genuine pandemic macy's, nordstrom, kohl's shined again today. why not? they're allowed to be open tech, i

stock and was looking again at micron. today all of a sudden they came surging in, they bought 13,000 of the june 46 calls i bought those, i'll be in those about a month. >> all right good stuff let's answer your questions now, because we have many steve weiss, we go to you first. jay in new jersey, what's the concept of, quote, trading around a core position how do you calculate the size of that core position in percentage terms? good question. >> well, that depends what your tolerance is for volatility. some can be 10%, some can be 5%. trading around, you're better off using options, as john referenced before, selling calls when you think the stock gets ahead of itself and then selling the stock and just hitting tax bill there >> all right, jon najarian, paul wants to know, novavax is it time to sell >> well, exactly no, it's not time to sell. this is one of the big winners, scott. just got a lot of financing in, so they can push towards helping us for corona, he tried to say, and i like novavax a lot >> all right, sarat

pete, you own amd, intel, marvel, micron you're right in the thick of this space >> i am.thank you for going back to it, because i think it has been a bit overlooked because we talk about the big four, five, six, ten, whatever they are, big tech names but the reality is, the recoveries that we've seen and in some of the explosive moves, nvidia, i've been in almost every one of these names, scott. we have seen, if we look at the unusual activity we see and watch and monitor every zansinge day, those are hitting someone in the semiconductor space hits every single day. not just one, usually two or three. it is an interesting space the recovery has been rapid. and i think there's a good need and want to still hold on to a lot of these various names, because i don't think they're done i think there's plenty of upside, and specifically, they are filling in and we all know it but that feeds all of these big tech companies, right? whether you're talking about the cloud, talking about all of these -- data, everything. that comes from the chip space, and that's why i think these gu

a special air system is also being installed using hippa 15-micron filters.nd then there is this. >> as soon as the open, we have to close. >> this new gym was under construction for 20 months and only open for 18 days before being ordered to close. >> we still have no guidance. i have completely changed and remodeled so to speak, the layout of the gyms. >> he is not the only one frustrated. >> we cannot afford to wait much longer than a week at this stage. we are literally gasping for air. >> it is unclear what the final guidelines will actually look like. don ford, kpix5. >> people want to get back to the gym. that is it for the news at 5:00. kpix news at six begins right now. >>> politics. parts of the bay area seeing day three of a triple digit heat wave. a look at the creative waves. >>> i'm in fairfield were a major shopping mall reopened today. but it looks like it may be a while before things are back to we will . have trmhat stor y coming up. >>> and he was a take no prisoners were your for rights. how larry kramer changed the fight against aids and

so you see president micron, chancellor merkel, the countries that comprise the eu, even countries likentribute. —— president macron. you can't look out for your own citizens without thinking about pulling our resources and looking out for those who don't have the means, even to muster responses that we've been able to muster so far. if this is so blata ntly able to muster so far. if this is so blatantly obvious, what do you think the thinking is behind what the us government is doing? today's two possible explanations, first there is no process in the us government. none of the traditional foreign policy, betting mechanisms where people deliberate amongst themselves and raise dissent or concern about a course of action. that doesn't exist. it could just be that people in geneva, could be the ambassador or other officials, just felt they didn't have extractions, didn't know what to do and of course had no resources to contribute because nothing had been organised from the white house. the other is that it's just part and parcel of turning the united states's back on the world health org

very difficult process within the institutions of european union to push through this plan we heard micron appealing for more european sovereignty merkel suggesting that changes to the e.u. treaty need to be made what should we make of all of this. well micro has been pushing for a long time to force the european union to become more integrated especially on the financial level this would be seen as a chance to do that and that. changes in the european union treaty that's what i was referring to the political correspondent hans bent thank you. brazil has taken over britain with the 3rd highest number of coronavirus cases in the world more than a quarter of a 1000000 brazilians have been infected and nearly 17000 have died the government is calling in more than 150 doctors from cuba in order to help cope with the search . brazil's hospitals are running dangerously close to capacity rio de janeiro's famous maracana football stadium now serving as a makeshift over spill facility for covert 19 patients. shantytowns are among the hot spots residents from one of the biggest in the city of san pa

compulsory wearing of face masks which i think is to bring it in line with a directive from president micronrt users to use face mask. nonetheless, this is all going to cause the airlines a lot of difficulty in the long—term, distancing when the model is based on piling them high and keeping the costs low. over the last few weeks when the pandemic hit home, especially in the uk, aviation has been busy behind the scene is working out new standards and actually getting ahead of the curve with this, so what we are seeing whether air france is actually not unusual. that is what is happening on our nation by nation case basis, airline by airline, sometimes airport by airport. behind—the—scenes, the aviation industry is working with the who, and a lot of these measures will be implemented on a global basis anyway. government guidance for the british hospitality industry says that bars, restaurants and cafes must remain closed even as the economy starts to open up. those working in the night time economy, which is worth £70 billion a year, say without more financial help, thousands of venues will n

as well as the ordinary citizens i mean the disastrous thing from this point of view is to do what micron did his fuel tax was completely correct in my view but to combine this with ostentatious cuts in corporate tax and no at least no strawman visible attempt to go off to you know tax evasion and so forth that is politically stupid when it you know you say that the tax savings are going to be a huge early part of this huge increase in inequality but then they just fall in between 2 stools here because on the one hand you don't believe proletarian action of the kind by workers who i have to say trump needs for his reelection at the same germ if you don't won't come from them it won't necessarily come from the demonstrations is it in the elite vision of history and the military going to come down on it and save us all well you know quite a lot of the book is about the genesis of the welfare state in europe going back to bismarck not exactly a communist and especially of course looking at it in britain and i think what you see coming together is an elite project backed by intelligent parts

credit rating to help borrow money i mean is this a sign that the chancellor is warming up to emanuel micron's grand vision of europe . i would agree with you brant that this is a big deal for germany it is a political to do or at least it has been a political to do here in germany that idea of issuing joint debt on the goal behind what the name and where my core knowledge today is allowing the european commission to finance that fund precisely by borrowing money on behalf of the e.u. money that will not be paid by their specific states but there will be paid successively by e.u. budgets so it is that this has been certainly described as a shift in german politics it has been described as something very significant here in germany in particular because of that german long standing opposition to that idea of issuing joint debts that said it's important to stress that germany was not alone in that skepticism on that other countries as well were not necessarily in favor of that idea something that will probably see also when this joint french german proposal is discussed further in the european u

secretary of state micron pale says hong kong is no longer autonomous and no longer warrants special economic tree. and jeopardizing billions of dollars in trade from peo says it's clear china is modeling home call after itself. a canadian judge has ruled that an extradition case against the senior what way executive can go forward with the syrian means the company's chief financial officer mang wangle could face further charges in the u.s. the judge said it met the standard of the double criminality meaning the u.s. charges are also crimes in canada the u.s. is seeking here on charges of bank fraud and misleading a major bank or while weighs the lings with iran it was president donald trump has threatened to shut down twitter and other social media platforms after a statement he made was fact checked twitter described transposed as misleading when he wrote postal votes would lead to fraud anyone who values free expression should be concerned that the u.s. president is threatening to close down social media for questioning. this is what u.s. diplomats regularly object to iran who are

there will be compulsory facemasks in order to bring it in line to a directive with president microntransport users to have face masks. nonetheless, this is going to cause airlines quite a lot of guilty long term. social distancing on an aircraft when the business model is based on piling them high and keeping the prices down. behind—the—scenes over the last few weeks of the pandemic, it really hit home in various countries and especially in the uk, aviation has been busy behind—the—scenes meeting, convening, working out new standards and actually getting ahead of the ca rd and actually getting ahead of the card with this. what we are seeing whether air france is actually not unusual. that is what is happening ona unusual. that is what is happening on a nation by natives del mcnish in case basis, led by airline, airport airport. a lot of these measures will be implemented on a global basis anyway. we are going to leave it there. good to speak to you again. the quarantine measures expected to be introduced in the uk mirror similar rules in place in some other countries around the worl

unclear whether the taped confession reveals accurately the facts of that plot now secretary of state micron peo is flexing his muscle about a swale a saying that the u.s. will use every tool to rescue the 2 americans and moments ago president i will trump denied any involvement in the failed coup attempt so joining me now for more analysis on this is former u.s. marine corps intelligence officer scott ritter scott thanks so much for taking the time to talk to us about this today thursday the state department released this statement writing quote the united states government was not involved in recent events in venice whaler including mr grig drone now there is a major dissent from ation campaign underway by the federal regime making it difficult to separate facts from papa ganda but then you have this confession from one of the mercenaries captured listen here. this culture was. similar. but it was. 'd a larger group. one group of. so scott who is telling the truth here and are there any dead give away as to who actually is telling the truth. right now i will tell you that the 2 captured am

say into their region china of course claims this entire region you know last week on micron pale actually accused china of deploying military ships to intimidate other countries from starting well and gas projects there so it's a lot of he said she said china of course calls this just deliberate provocation this is really a crazy blasting point when we will we need to take a good look at michelle good stuff thanks for bringing us the micro side of that story as we explain the macro side of that story and now as usual let's do the analysis george galloway former u.k. m.p. joining us now to take their support for us your impressions george over the top of this sudden incident that seems to be blowing up there in the south china sea what is it. well it's you know that is similar to our recent discussion about the power of john gulf and again the clue is in the name whoever has a claim on these islands is certainly isn't the united states of america which is a very long way indeed from the south china sea neither was the united states navy acting on behalf of vietnam i don't need to remind yo

of world war $20.00 most nations are in lockdown a number of leaders including france as mandela micron are attending closed ceremonies. and a nation's government is calling on beijing to respond to accusations that fishermen more work to death on board chinese vessels at least 3 innovation men allegedly died on ships between it december and march. the k. government is preparing to lift some of its code 19 lockdown measures but the next few days will be critical to see how people follow the social distancing rules during a public holiday or enslave travel to wistful where some are worried about tourists obeying the rules. for a town which relies heavily on tourists with civil tells the story of totally changed priorities it's deserted many businesses are suffering but they're adapting ross says changed his food and drink store to pick up and delivery only and he's proud of how the community has responded what's been super positive is that all the local residents. have been coming on to the high street in sensible numbers but to support the small businesses sara has a business cleaning t

a top german judge says the ecb is a master of the universe and must be held accountable, macron micron -- as tries to reopen the french german border. london andcine from new york. -- tom and francine from london and new york. markets are seeing a bit of risk off, worrying about a second wave of infection. they worry about the number of deaths going up in the economies around the world, having a second period of lockdown. tom: i think yesterday was a very difficult day mathematically, francine, for this pandemic. we saw that not only in america, the dawning realization of what we are seeing across all of latin america, but, yes, it was a testimony of dr. fauci. i would point out that an hour and a half before dr. fauci spoke, there was very difficult inflation data, disinflation the, deflation data in united states of america, and that seemed to shift the mood. francine: and also it is , a pretty bigood plunge, and a lot of people say this is only a taste of things to come. that's get to first word news in new york city with richie but the -- let's get to first word news in new york ci

caller: i have a question about the micron size of the coronavirus. does the n95 mask that we use generally for tv, once it goes into the sterilization process that massachusetts has just started, does that mask function in its original way? do not actually want to go way out on a limb on this one, but i have not seen that data. the -- i think you could -- i'm going to give you my common sense answer, which is probably the mask might have lofts -- lost some protective capacity. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] gov. northam: good afternoon and thanks again for joining us today. i hope that everybody had a nice weekend. before we talk about the past four, i want to remind everyone of where we have been. first covid its positive case on march 7. just shy of two months ago. our lives have changed drastically since then. across the country, am

a top german judge says the ecb is a master of the universe and must be held accountable, macron micron to reopen the french german border. london andcine from new york. -- tom and francine from london and new york. markets are seeing a bit of risk off, worrying about a second wave of infection. they worry about the number of deaths going up in the economies around the world, having a second period of lockdown. tom: i think yesterday was a very difficult day mathematically, francine, for this pandemic. we saw that not only in

hundreds of thousands of people in france roughly 30 vehicle impulse factories dotted around the country micron says autonomous and electric cars will be the focus off of the coronavirus crisis has more on the story from past. this is one of the latest rescue plans has been lowered by the french government various sectors we've seen the tourism culture business and now the car industry present saying that the car industry is in a deep crisis not just because of the current virus pandemic but also because it faces the challenges of the transition to more environmentally friendly vehicles macro has said the car industry is one of france's main economic sectors that's why the government is stepping in to try to help revive it in april and a sales fell by nearly 90 percent so what he wants to do is try and encourage people to buy cars so he revealed a certain amount of measures he revealed that people will have access to financial incentives or bonuses if you like you to buy electric or hybrid vehicles also to change their old calls for less polluting new cars that also be hundreds of millions of d

completely turning around and are now bid as we continue to monitor the situation with the merkel-micron plan. there, and air france is going to phase out all of its a380's. the older the aircraft, the harder it is -- the more expensive it is to keep running. so you kind of retire the older aircraft. there's also the issue of is lots of people start retiring retail value starts to drop your medically, as a result of which, air france is taking the 500 million euro hit on that. vonnie: suppliers like rolls-royce, talking to the jet engine maker earlier on, and every time a wide-body plane aes away, rolls doesn't get reorder for that particular plane. the s&p 500 up 1.5%. most stocks are higher in the s&p, and all of the groupings in the s&p are higher, but we do have about 50 or so stocks lower. to be honest, a lot of those are came out after target and said, look, i can't tell you what is going on with the consumer. i am just completely confused. target upping its offerings of fruits and vegetables and cook foods, but really not understanding what the customer is doing about a parable --

completely turning around and are now bid as we continue to monitor the situation with the merkel-micrond air france is going to phase out all of its a380's. the older the aircraft, the harder it is -- the more expensive it is to keep running. so you kind of retire the older aircraft

. >> it generates particles on the order of 10 to 20 microns which is close to the roughly the smallest droplet size when we cough. >> take note how quickly this droplet spread. >> reporter: the droplets expelled traveled 3 feet almost immediately. within five seconds the droplets were at six feet. then nine feet in just about ten seconds. remember, nine feet is three feet beyond the recommended social distancing guidelines. >> already reaching roughly 9 feet now. and still moving farther slowly. >> reporter: the fog of droplets lingers in air but kept moving forward taking another 30 to 40 seconds to float another three feet. >> it is getting closer to 12 feet now. >> reporter: yes, he said 12 feet. over and over again the simulated droplets blew past the six foot mark and often doubling that distance. >> that is past three feet already. approaching six feet. and it looks like it has crossed six feet. and now it has slowed down. >> how long might they linger at nine feet and 12 feet. >> at nine feet, they could linger for two to three minutes. okay. but the -- the concentration is less

i wouldn't say nothing but nvidia should not be tradie init an all time high i own micron, skyvo. they reported last week another good credit. that's going to increase because covid is pulling sochl that iit demand forward you've got to be very, i think, deliberate in terms of when you invest at some point they will separate in fundamentals and valuation. that doesn't appear to be the case now >> jim, you're an owner of one of these names we want to take your attention right now -- we're showing you the heat map for major indices.o greener territory. the momentum has been building throughout the course of the later morning. it's something to watch as we continue focus on certain names in the discussion. what is a chip stock you would want to own and which do you want to stay away from and why in. >> i'm similar in my outlook to steve. price does matter. nvidia may do fine because the semis are poised to do well. that's not my favorite pick. it's a little too price vi for me i see the combination of price t very attractively priced scale matters quite a bit in this industry. it's m

. >> it generates on the order of 10 to 20-microns, which is roughly what the smallest droplet sizesre when we cough. >> reporter: the droplets travel three feet almost immediately. nine feet in just about 10 seconds. remember, nine feet is three feet beyond the recommended social distancing guidelines. taking just another 30 to 40 seconds to float another three feet. >> it's getting closer to 12 feet now. >> reporter: over and over again, the simulated droplets blew past the six foot mark, often doubling that distance. >> how long might they linger at 9 feet and 12 feet? >> at 9 feet, they could linger for two to three minutes. >> reporter: the professors say the droplets become less dense the further they travel, but they still hang in the air. still with the ability to carry disease. and watch this. even when we put a simple mask on the dummy, particles still dispursed from the sides of the mask, they don't think travel very far, intensity of the cough matters. so we tested a gentle cough too. the lighter cough didn't go very far at all, about three feet. but the question remains,

. >> generates 10 to 20 microns, close to the smallest droplet sizes when we cough. >> reporter: takeow quickly this simulated droplets spread. expelled three feet almost immediately. within five seconds, six feet, then nine feet in just about ten seconds. nine feet is three feet beyond the recommended social distancing guidelines. >> already reaching roughly nine feet and moving farther, slowly. >> reporter: fog of droplets lingered but kept moving forward, another three feet in 40 seconds. >> closer to 12 feet now. >> reporter: yes, he said 12 feet. over and over again the simulated droplets blew past the six-foot mark, often doubling that distance. >> it has pasted three feet, approaching six feet. and looks like it has crossed six feet. and now it has slowed down. >> reporter: how long might they linger at nine and 12 feet? >> nine feet could linger two to three minutes, but the -- the concentration is less than what it would be at six feet, by a factor of eight. >> reporter: professors say the droplets are less dense further they travel but still hang in the air and can carry dis

do you say they could digest c micron they should use that and go buy somebody >> they already have they didn't use the currency >> that was small. >> small but you're talking about using however, whatever currency you're using toyota eie transformational they don't need to buy something. they're buying things to invest. five years out, ten years out, what is the nature of the structural changes that will be happening in the industry. what are the asset we need in order to capitalize it they're not looking too buy stuff just to get bigger >> interesting, jim, did you think i wasn't going to notice you changed the subject or topic? why did you do that? >> i've got to choose my time slots wisely i asked to ask that. i'm glad to hear you're becoming more warm to it. i thought, i can't remember the company. move it something. the auto technology company. >> stacy gave what i accurately was halfhearted endorsement of intel, right you gave a full throated endorsement of intel tell me why you have a different view than stacy does >> because of the context. i said i think this market is top heav

nvidia is up 10% microns had a pretty good week they are contributing as well. not only is it positive, we're up almost 5% better than the overall nasdaq but something very important has happened to the etf. that's the triple q. it's amassed $100 billion in assets that's a very rare number. the etf business about $3 trillion there's only four other etfs that have $100 billion in assets and they are mostly s&p 500 related. the spider s&p the ishares. vanguard has one total stock market, all four of them over $100 billion now, today, investco is joining them big day for them 100 billion dollar club. back to you. >> thank you very much >> none of the numbers are nice exsent one that is many that many of these layoffs are regarding by those laidoff as temporary or furloughs. >> yeah. that's something i guess i should be used to after all these years following bob talking about an up market when i'm reporting on dismal economic news. this is a poignant one of those moments here this job report, historic job losses to a post-war high. debate of whether or not we have

london to northeastern england in march while his wife had covert 900 symptoms french president manuel micron has announced an 8.8 $1000000000.00 investment fund to support the auto industry says autonomous and electric cars will be the focus after the coronavirus crisis twitter has flagged to tweet spy president donald trump about fraudulent mail in ballots as misleading the social media platform has marked the tweets with a link to another page where fact checkers of debunked the claim well in washington d.c. mike hanna says president trump has now fired off more tweets criticizing the platform's actions. twitter is now interfering in the 2020 election he says in a follow up tweety adds that twitter is eroni asli saying that his claims about mail in voting are incorrect and he says. that it is stifling free speech and he continues and as president i will not allow that so certainly a very strong attack on twitter which earlier in the day had put fact checking labels on 2 of his tweets dealing with mail in voting twitter described as incorrect and put a lead in a reference to news reports on

. >> generates particle on the order of 10 to 20 microns, roughly close toast what the smallest droplet sizes are when we cough. >> reporter: take note how quickly the simulated droplets spread. the droplets expelled traveled a distance of three feet almost immediately. within five seconds the droplets at six feet. then nigne feet in about ten seconds. remember, nine feet is three feet beyond the recommended social distancing guidelines. >> already reaching roughly nine feet now. still moving farther slowly. >> reporter: the fog of droplets lingered in the air but kept moving forward, taking just another 30 to 40 seconds to float another three feet. >> it's getting closer to 12 feet now. >> reporter: yes, he said 12 feet. over and over again the simulated droplets blew past the six-foot mark, often doubling that distance. >> passed three feet already. approaching six feet. and it looks like it has crossed six feet and now has slowed down. >> reporter: how long might they linger at 9 and 12 feet? >> at 9 feet, they could linger for two to three minutes. okay? but the -- the concentration

. >> it's particles on the order of 10 to 20 microns, which is roughly closest to what the smallest droplets are when we cough. >> reporter: take note how quickthry simulated droplets spread. they travelled the distance of three feet almost immediately. within five seconds, they were at six feet, then nine feet in just about ten seconds. remember, nine feet is three feet beyond a reasonable doubt the recommended social distancing guidelines. >> between roughly nine feet and moving farther. >> reporter: droplets lingered in the air and kept moving forward, taking another 30 to 40 seconds to float another three feet. yes, he said 12 feet. over and over again the simulated droplets blew past the six-foot mark, often doubling the distance. >> and approaching six feet. and it looks like it has crossed six feet. and it has slowed down. >> reporter: how long might they linger at 12 feet and 9 feet? >> they linger due to three minutes. okay. the concentration is less than what it would be at six feet by a factor of eight. >> reporter: he says they become less dense the further they travel but still