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initially secretary motley stood by them. he said i meant everything i said in the statement issued after the comments became public. but several hours later after several senior members of congress called for his ouster over this issue, he issued a new statement apologizing for his comments saying, let me be clear, i do not think captain brett crozier is naive or stupid. i believe precisely because he is not naive and stupid that he sent this alarming email with the intention of getting it into the public domain in an effort to draw public attention to the situation on his ship. a very about-face for the acting navy secretary as he faces withering criticism for his actions with regard to that ship and its former commanding officer. alisyn. >> thank you very much for that developing story. >>> so, loans for small businesses and for the owners, they are hitting some obstacles. millions of unemployed workers are still hoping for answers on when they will get help. so weapon have all t have all t life report next. vfe report ne

. >> motley apologized and resigned. >> he swooped in and fire the captain. there is reported he did it because he thought trump would want him fired. this becomes like an episode of the apprentice. that is not the way it should work. >> captain crozier grew up in santa rosa and among those on the ship he tested positive for coronavirus. >>> this morning the number of covid-19 cases in assisted living facilities across the narus outbreak at rise. gateway care and rehabilitation center in hayward. the mercury news reports 21 residents have tested positive and 20 or more staff members could be infected. officials are waiting for test results. this is one in a number of outbreaks at long-term care facilities around the bay area including pleasant hill, castro valley, orinda, san francisco, and san jose. >>> the city councils in san jose and san francisco have approved emergency pay city ordinances. the measures apply to companies with more than 500 employees. employees would be able to use emergency leave if they are under quarantine or show covid- 19 symptoms o

on experience such a motley array of emo because we are human beings. we are not heroes.did not train for this kind of emotion. as much as we are committed to returning to t hospital every day, we have real needs as well. and weould like leadership at every level to recognize that. laura: let's turn to the impact of coronavirus on the economy. nearly 10 million p have lost their jobs. speaker nan pelosi called for another sweeping government aid bill today. a foer advisor to george w. bush joins us. nancy wants something bigger. can congress agree? >> good evening. i think in these very difficult times, it's very important for republicants and democ to stop replaying to their respective partisan sides and put the interests of the american people first and foremost. i do believe that the speaker of the house working in concert senate can provide aid and assistance to americans most impacted by this terrible virus. laura: dr. fauci says we need a nationwide stay-at-home order. do you think the president should order one? >> i believe the president has many things he us to k

thomas motley the acting cemetery of the natively fired brett crozier resigned last week after calling the captain naove and stupid. door and east bay congressman mark desaulnier is out of intensive care, he has been in the hospital with pneumonia for more than one month and his illness is not connected to the coronavirus. he was out running when he fell and fractured a rib. his two sons offered thanks to the icu staff is that all of the support from the community has kept their dad going. >>> san francisco police are investigating a homicide started with a call about a person suffering a mental health crisis this happened just before 9:30 am sunday at a home in the city's mission district and police say there was a fire at the home when they read in the body of a woman was found inside the bedroom and officers found a man on the patio and arrested him. they say that he was covered in blood and investigators say the woman was related to him. >>> the south bay san jose police released surveillance images of a man they say robbed a us bank. investigators that happen on march 17 at the br

motley find and report in this monitor is of the lives of the 2b2b informal workers of the world about 1600000000 have suffered massive damage to their ability to earn a living and to support themselves and their families if they are not able to go out and work for a day and earn some income day by day because that's how it tends to work their family won't eat they won't eat and their family will not eat and there is no social protection the airline industry is one of the sectors worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic playmakers boeing and airbus of both posted 1st quarter losses of more than half a 1000000000 dollars meanwhile british airways says it expects to layoff 12000 staff john hendren has been following developments from chicago he says the pandemic is amplified big problems for boeing. for boeing these numbers were worse even than analysts expected it was hit by a double whammy 1st the company has been trying for a year to get its 737 max plane back up in the air that's its new most lucrative plane in that happen after 2 crashes the killed nearly 350 people is now hoping to ge

motley find in report in this monitor is of the that of the 2b2b informal workers of the world about 1600000000 at suffered massive damage to their ability to earn a living and to support themselves and their families if they are not able to go out and work for a day and earn some income day by day because that's how it tends to work their family won't eat they won't eat and their family will not eat and there is no social protection. while as we mentioned the u.s. economy is falling deeper into one of its most severe recessions in recent times its reversing years a financial expansion of the crisis caused by the coronavirus pandemic is only going to force a share for tassie has offered for it. the 4.8 percent decline for g.d.p. between january and march represents the largest decline since the 2008 recession consumer spending which accounts for 70 percent of g.d.p. dropped by an idealised rate of 7.6 percent the largest drop since $980.00 moreover this is just a preliminary estimate analysts expect the eventual number to be far higher and these numbers are for a quarter in which the

has resigned over his comments about the former commander of a coronavirus stricken vessel thomas motley has been facing growing criticism after firing that insulting captain breck cross here calling him quote naive or stupid those comments were in relation to a leaked letter cruzeiros describing the worsening conditions aboard his ak kariya more than 200 crew members of tested positive for the virus wisconsin has proceeded with its presidential primary despite the coronavirus pandemic the state is the 1st in the u.s. to hold a major vote since stay at home orders were implemented vote early went ahead after a last minute ruling in the supreme court i was there as john hendren in chicago explains why some voters are angry at having to choose between their health of their right to vote. in milwaukee the biggest city in wisconsin there were 180 polling places but because they could not manned them all because poll workers that they were not going to go under those conditions 175 posed in hopefully 5 remained open and voters came out in their gloves and masks standing the 2 meters apart wai

percent of their income manufacturing food services and retail are among the worst affected sectors motley find and report in this monitor is of the that of the 2b2b informal workers of the world about 1600000000 as suffered massive damage to their ability to earn a living and to support themselves and their families if they are not able to go out and work for a day and earn some income day by day because that's how it tends to work their family won't eat they won't eat and their family will not eat and there is no social protection germany europe's economic powerhouse is forecasting that its g.d.p. will shrink by more than 6 percent this year dominic cain is in berlin. before the coronavirus pandemic really took hold here people thought that the economy of germany would grow by just over one percent this year and now in the full flood of 'd the statistics coming through every day about corona one really gruesome statistic economically for this country that it is going to go into recession will shrink by 6.3 percent and there's no way of sugarcoating that from a governmental perspective th

60 percent of their income manufacturing food services and retail are monks the worst hit sectors motley find in report in this monitor is a key that of the 2b2b informal workers of the world about 1600000000 at suffered massive damage to their ability to earn a living and to support themselves and their families if they are not able to go out and work for a day and earn some income day by day because that's how it tends to work their family won't eat they won't eat and their family will not eat and there is no social protection german g.d.p. is forecast to shrink by more than 6 percent this year the government expects the most painful recession in generations to bottom out in the next 3 months that economic activity it says could pick up after that as long as a 2nd wave of infections can be avoided well britain has europe 2nd highest credit virus death toll after italy the numbers jump to more than $26000.00 after the government started to include fatalities in places like care homes for the elderly the upper division has prompted new criticism of the government's handling of the outbre

for evacuation of sailors after some of the 5000 on board got infected acting navy secretary thomas motley said the captain was removed for exercising poor judgment the economic fallout continues to deepen with an unprecedented 10000000 americans losing their jobs in the past 2 weeks the u.s. as a quarter of the world's 1000000 cases of the virus there's been a renewed warning for people in the chinese city of to be vigilant and to stay in their homes to prevent a resurgence of infections and your lockdown has been ordered in china after infections were reported your home province where the outbreak began. hong kong is shutting its bars and clubs from friday after a spike in corona virus cases there the shutdown should initially last for 2 weeks as the government ramps up its social distancing efforts the city has 802 confirmed infections and the government says dozens of cases have been linked to bars last week hong kong banned all tourist arrivals and transits through its airport those are the headlines coming up next it's the bottom line life an hour. when the news breaks the work down

thats motley told the crew the closure was too naive or too stupid to be the ships commander.e apologized last night. askingtic senators are deutsche bank for details of its contact with president trump's family business. the trump has asked the german lender for obedience the on some of its loans. the senators want to know the extent to which deutsche bank holds financial leverage over the president. global news 24 hours a day on air and @tictoc on twitter. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you very much, indeed. let's carry on talking a little bit about what is happening in these markets. chris turner, ing's global head of markets. chris, let's talk about what we're seeing. we're seeing around the world, surging back, still heavily down on the year. does this feel like a bear market rally right now to you? early, thefeel a bit equities are very forward-looking and would turn far earlier than economic activity. i think we probably already have seen the low in mid-march, perhaps we might retest it. i would e

another part of the massacre is the narrative of the civilians like the john adams line about the motleyl. i was wondering if you could tell us about those civilians either in relationship to those soldiers or in terms of those myths or narratives. >> that particular line that is so famous where adams says, of course i will mangle the quote this was not really a mob it was a crowd made up of irish men and people of color and sailors and apprentices using much more profane terms for most of them. he does that to kind of thread this needle between trying to get his clients off, trying to make an argument for self-defense. he's got to say, they are afraid of something. he's already gotten the captain so you can't say the captain gave the order. he's gotta make an argument for self-defense and at the same time, he's really there to try to defend boston. he's trying to say, these are non-bostonians part of the office group. he is light, these are outsiders, real bostonians, real bostonians are well-dressed, no single woman would be afraid to be in a crowd with them. this is some x stolenÃbext

the evacuation of sailors after some of the 5000 on board got infected acting navy secretary thomas motley said the captain was removed for exercising poor judgment and your loved ones been ordered in china after infections were reported in a home province where the outbreak began and the discoveries further raise fears of a 2nd wave of the virus the u.k. has pledged to carry out $100000.00 coronavirus test per day by the end of april health secretary matt hancock has set out a new 5 pillows strategy after days of intense scrutiny over failures with the current regime. brazil has begun work to transform the grounds of its iconic amount of qana stadium into a field hospital for cool new virus patients it is an adult facility will have 400 beds it's one of 8 temporary hospitals being set up across the country to deal with an expected surge in covered 1000 cases brazil has recorded 299 coronavirus deaths most of any latin american country and those are the headlines now back to witness . you. under very very incomplete be. still really. not honoring me. this is harlan county usa. i saw this m

the motley fool can't predict the market. liz, i actually think you can but you can't tell people.ly investors today are looking for stocks that could to up 50 or 100% on a value, valuation basis, even if the s&p doesn't go up, even if the dow stays at 22,700 forever. there are a lot of those after the last month or two. >> liz, i will answer the question if you want. i think what looks good is microsoft, microsoft looks good. apple is responding well. netflix held up during the correction. i think lots of tech names showing true signs here. i would stay away from beaten down trouble spots that can rally. [closing bell rings] like airlines or some of the casinos. megacap, has a lot of cash, buybacks and sustain this move. liz: buffett was concerned about the airlines, we know that but it is no concern day. risk on for the markets. lots of green. that will do it for "the claman countdown". connell: wow, recovering all of last week's losses and doing it just like that. a huge surge for stocks on a monday. talk of more government stimulus is a possibility. also on the medical side, at

so everyone has reached that conclusion except for a motley group that includes the president, people like devin nunes and will herd who departed from the facts here and the facts are very clear about what the russians did and tragically what they appear to be intending to do again in 2020. >> congressman adam schiff, it is always good to see you, thank you so much for your time and for waiting through the governor's news conference as well. thank you. do take care. >>> los angeles countries reporting 48 new deaths, 6067 additional deaths bringing the total to 895 deaths and more than 19,100 cases. this just days after coronavirus became the leading cause of death in the county. surpassing facilities from cancer, the flu, emphysema and heart disease. new data reveals younger african-americans and latinos are dying from covid-19 at higher rates in california. our colleague steve patter sorn joins me from los angeles with more on how fear and danger are challenging for the underserved and poor communities there are a lot of elevates risks and the specif threats that the communities are