he was olaf the snowman in frozen and seems to be melting now. watch. >> cry for a second.oing to do it by myself and thought, you mow what? it's important for everybody to understand that we're all going through so much uncertainty right now. we're going to get through it. it's hard. i'm emotional. >> this is so indulgent, laura. watching this guy emote -- people don't need this. i was with waiters and waitresses today that were laid off. yeah, how dare he cry? the residual checks are rolling in. it's embarrassing, particularly those suffering. >> laura: when you said he played olaf, i thought he was going to show up in a snowman costume. >> at this point, i'd like to kick over a snowman. i wrote up a list of films people might want to consider. it's on foxnews.com. including passion of the christ, which is streaming on fox nation. i did an exclusive interview with the producer. he has secrets behind the scenes. it will make for a good evening for a whole family. particularly it being lent. >> laura: it's fantastic. you can go to fox nation. raymond, i saw a picture of you

i am here with olaf scholz, the finance minister of germany.e, 750 billion in aid and in stimulus has just passed through the bundestag. this isthrough how going to work. how much is actual stimulus, how much is liquidity, how much for the people on the streets, how much for companies? mr. scholz: first is the credit line for the federal budget, which is 150 6 billion, and this will be enough to find all the needs that we have to give support to small companies, to have closed shop, because they cannot operate anymore, but we have to pay the rent. we have, for instance, extra money, which we get through our social insurance system to make it feasible to support those that are now in the situation that they don't have any work. scheme, whichial helps to give money to the companies, that they could be together without putting them out of the job, and we pay for the wages. and we have a lot of money, which we will use with our social system that is already existing, giving people access to income, which they need if they, for instance, are self-em

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>> so if you've got disney plus, you can travel to arendelle and sing along with anna, elsa, and olaf months early. >> genius idea. >> it really is. and i know, i know they're our bosses, but disney plus obviously is such an important streaming service for the kids. the kids love it, right? so you put out this three months ahead of time? >> i mean, it was the highest-grossing animated film of all time, right? it broke its previous record held by "frozen i." now i bet it's about to break some streaming records too. >> essentially for those kids, summertime started last week, it starts now, right? >> you're so right. >> here at "world news now," we're going to try our darnedest. we're going to have will here talking about the silver linings, the positive stories when it comes to this pandemic as much as possible. especially this week, next week. >>> this morning on "world news now," the latest recommendation from the cdc. >> it's saying no large gatherings for two months due to coronavirus concerns. plus the president tells americans to stop hoarding groceries. the travel ban is set to

olaf: i think we have all the firepower we need and we will use it. message we give to anyone. it was always the idea behind our fiscal strategies when i discussed the question of why it might make sense to reduce the public debt. it was also -- it was always my argument saying it is because there might be a crisis and we need strength to do the necessary things. now we are in a crisis that we have not expected because it is something that came to mankind all of a sudden, in a way. but now we have the strength and we will use it. >> that was the german finance minister. let's get more analysis on the policy responses in europe and across the world with at least see garcia, chief asian -- economist. great having you with us. you were just hearing from germany, but of course we have seen some big national plans like the ones we have seen in that country. it may not be the same for some nations like in the south of europe. how do all of these fiscal plans work out if some countries do not have the same fiscal leeway to implement all of those measures? al

also, an exclusive conversation out of berlin with the german finance minister olaf scholz.e esmabout and lifelines of businesses and what shape a recession in europe would take place. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ good morning, everyone, bloomberg "surveillance," from a very different new york and different london. we thank all of you for being with us. , a real indication against em currency, and more follow-on from that today. for those of you just joining us , we have an agreement in washington with the senate. to bring youed jeremy stretch linking the economics in this moment into the litmus paper of the global system, the foreign exchange market. which currency pair is the most that matterss of to you? jeremy: we have seen some rebounding in the emerging markets but in the context of raised currencies, those have been incredibly big in the last couple of weeks and we can see some stability coming through into market sentiment and a degree of rebound in the dollar commodity currencies. we have seen the aussie and kiwi making gains and that puts some additional votes on the can

this comes on the back of interesting comments from german finance minister olaf scholz, also puttingbehind putting stakes in german companies to help offset the impact of the coronavirus. we will have plenty more on that throughout the day. now let's get to viviana hurtado in new york with the bloomberg first word news. viviana: we begin with the highest reported death toll from the coronavirus. it is in italy. that country surpassing china's numbers. italian fatalities now topping 3400 as a nationwide lockdown continues. europe remains the epicenter of the disease. france reporting a 41% rise in deaths. spain, an increase of 21%. the top negotiators of post-brexit trade talks between britain and the eu are now in isolation because of the coronavirus. after showing symptoms of the virus, u.k. chief negotiator david frost isolating himself. this is according to a british official. earlier on thursday, mr. frost's counterpart michel barnier announcing on twitter he tested positive for the disease. president donald trump has waited into the oil price war between saudi arabia and russia.

olaf scholz, the german finance minister. guy johnson, over to you. guy: matt miller, nice interview. thank you very much indeed. matt miller joining us from berlin, talking to the german finance minister. i have some key lines coming out just at the end there, certainly relating to cross-border cooperation in europe, talking whichthe use of the esm, was set up after the last financial crisis, but will not go down the road of the corona bonds, which are effectively the eurobonds. joining us now is on the phone, stephen gallo, head of european epic strategy at bmo capital markets. stephen, we are not going to have common bonds. is your doing enough on the physical front. well, none of this is really a surprise, the approach that they are taking in what the northern so-called credit companies are doing. first of all, this ultimately is going to be credit, so in terms of more debt, which will occur with more parity further down the line, and we know that is more difficult inside the eurozone. and secondly, as i said, it guarantees that we stick to the di

the actor known as olaf has been reading bed time stories for kids on his instagram. >> it was time for. olivia decided she and her family ought to -- >> across social media people have been connecting, performing, talking, all in the name of easing anxiety brought on by the coronavirus pandemic. how do you begin to cope? i want to bring in a well known clinical psychologist. good to see you, jeff, and hope you're doing well and feeling good. >> yes, we are. thank you. >> this is so important because i think people are feeling a lot of anxiety for a variety of reasons. many people are home more. it means their roles have changed. perhaps they're with their families more. perhaps it means they're feeling more alone, you know, than ever. there are many roots to anxiety. what are you seeing and hearing from people about their anxiety, how they're feeling, how they're coping? >> certainly we know we can cut the stress with a knife right? but we're seeing physical effects, fred, and emotional effects. with the physical effects we're seeing more of the fatigue, exhaustion, headaches. not slee

olaf or hello to daisy should be at the cady bubble run in cady, texas and daisy guarantees love of christ will be waiting for all who come to the run. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable, the speaker, house of representatives, madam, pursuant to the permission granted in clause 2-h of rule 2 of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of e senate on march 3, 2020 at 9:21 a.m. ks the senate passed h.r. 5671. with best wishes i am signed sincerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house the following enrolled bill. an act to h.r. 4998, prohibit certain rural subsidies equipment to provide for a program for the establishment of equipment posing such risks and for other purposes. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the chair will postponefurther proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and nays are ordered. all votes object jeggetted to under clause 6 of rule 2

>>josh gad he's the actor who voiced the beloved character olaf from disney's frozen is helping out familyhome during the coronavirus pandemic is providing a little entertainment online and it's going viral. take a look. >>it was time for spring vacation, libya decided that she and her to spend a few days intense, believe you won't be needing your said her mother. >>we had live streamed on twitter a reading of one of his favorite children's books, a libyan coast to venice pretty sweet. >>disney is donating its excess food from disney world and disneyland during this coronavirus shutdown disney announced the temporary closure of its parks last week, they'll be donating no excess food inventory to the second harvest food banks in orange county and the one in central florida. where disney world is disney says dairy fruit veggies packaged goods and banquet meals will go to the food bank in orange county n inventory like fresh salads greens and cook hot items well head to the one in central florida. >>the coronavirus is no match for a grand daughters love carly boyd had to show off her engageme

coming up, we speak with olaf economy considers a stimulus package.e conducting that interview at three: p.m. u.k. time, 4:30 if you are in germany. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to the european open. dayinutes into the trading in europe. futures point higher by 1.5% and 2.9%. the 16 trillion dollar u.s. mortgage market is experiencing its worst turmoil in more than a decade. the upheaval is setting off alarms, alarm bells throughout the investment world. with details, dani burger. i thought this was something the fed had in its sights. dani: the fed definitely has stepped in and tried to provide liquidity, but there are restraints in just the kinds of mortgage bonds and how much they can actually buy. we are still seeing this dysfunction in the market, where the price of mortgage bonds is cratering. it is not necessarily that these bonds are risky, it is because the coronavirus is less likely, or there is fear that people will not be able to pay these, so the bonds are dropping. we are seeing margin calls because it leverages too high and t

finance minister olaf scholz has a press conference right now, saying the supplementary budget euroseillion in terms of debt to be able to finance any fallout from the coronavirus. if you look at the bond market, you're seeing buying continue in germany, but in italy in the peripherals, as well as france, you are seeing some selling. a little but a pressure upward on yields, in particular thomas payne. that country continues to shut down. causing in particular pain. that country continues to shut down. niceny still getting a safe haven bid. coming up, stocks are collateral damage in the oil price war. we will talk about that in the next trader's take. plus, if you are jumping into your car, tune into bloomberg radio across the u.s. on sirius xm channel 119 and on the bloomberg app. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: time now for trader's take. joining bloomberg's vincent cignarella. you are back, and looking at equities as well as oil. what have you got today? vincent: what i want to do point out was this tight correlation between crude futures and equity futures. we are still in that situa