one comment on procedurally.i think we spent a lot of time talking about the budget which i think is right and that is our charge. at the end of your proposal we have the five year capital improvement program. we spent significantly less time in the details of that. that gets us to vision zero to fy24. i think that is right. i would ask for more detailed conversation to be brought to the board on the capital i improvement program. we haven't had those options for our feedback. >> to help you, maybe the reason we do it this way is because the charter and approachation for -- appropriation of the board of supervisors including different elements. it is funds from exterior parties. the timeline is around the appropriate components. on april 7th we can go in depth on the five year and we don't have to approve on that day. we can bounce it. we can do that. >> i don't think we have been able to get into those issues. one thing i noted in there is that they view the community-based transportation plan you brought us and

two on either side, to on the port side, to on the starboard side. it would give it a cruising range of about 265 or so miles. in today's vernacular, it's common to hear miles per gallon. in the case of these it's gallons per mile. this would run about a gallon per mile. so it had a range of around 250 miles. when these things were refuelled, it would not be uncommon to have an entire battalion pull over on the side of the road and have a whole fleet of trucks pull up alongside and transfer the fuel from canned onto the tank. pretty common display. the insignia here is unique. the unit that we represent is the 68 tank battalion during the second world war. a couple of our members are veteran tankers including myself who served in the 68 armored regiment in the u.s. army. we got into practice here in bringing these vintage armored vehicles back to life. we research unit history and found it was the 68 tank battalion. this character on the side was the battalion's mascot during the second world war. he comes from a wall disney cartoon in the thirties c

one on one east investigates on al-jazeera. there i met clark in doha the top stories here on al-jazeera and donald trump has unveiled guidelines to reopen the u.s. economy as it continues to reel from the coronavirus pandemic 22000000 people have made jobless claims in less than a month as a result of the pandemic is up to governors to decide when to ease lock downs in their states a white house correspondent can really help it so that trump is contradicting his earlier statements on how to ease existing lock down rules. just days ago the u.s. president was declaring that he had total authority over deciding when the u.s. economy would reopen but perhaps listening to the guidance of his top public health officials dr deborah burke's as well as dr tony there that in fact he has really ceded to them the understanding that it will need to be a regional approach and that the state governors are the ones that will really have the ultimate decision on when this occurs and i think one of the other big headlines out of this briefing i

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at the one guy on picket one night by himself on a cold day who is shut down, that is probably his most important battle. so i am going to open with a quote from not a historian, just a guy who fought at the battle of williamsburg. this guy gets hit in the shoulder with a six-pound ball. his friend says, it is just a flesher, and he gets up and goes on fighting. and in his diary years after, he says this. the battle of williamsburg has received less importance and history than it has merited. and that is not just the case with edwin brown. the men who fought at williamsburg did not forget, so why have we? that is one of the things i intend to go over today, but what a miserable honor, an awful accolade, a forgotten battle. it is almost like, all of you who fought that day, you are not near as cool as chancellorsville. why have we forgotten about williamsburg? what is the first thing that comes to mind? rockefeller. i have forgotten this is an academic room. [laughter] the juxtaposition of the british empire and the transatlantic marketplace -- you guys are awake. george washington breac

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hold on one second. i'm going to advise -- or consult with mark before i comment on this call. >> clerk: mr. president, we can see who is on-line or on the call. we invited him, but he is not on-line right now. >> president yee: all right. how would you like to proceed, mr. peskin? >> supervisor peskin: the vote is not to happen until later this month. let me ask one more question to the port, which is, is the actual timing of the issuance of the bonds scheduled for potentially later this year subject to approval by the board of supervisors or not? >> yes. i was actually just going to state that. the actual issuance today is the not-to-exceed amount. any issuance will be subject to board approval, and that will be done with the approval of the financial department and the controller's office. >> supervisor peskin: okay. that gives me some comfort. thank you, wayne. >> president yee: okay. i don't see anybody else on the roster, so at this moment, i would say this hearing has been heard and is now filed.

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some sort of one final comment on that. to me there is a material difference between a street like market street that we have prioritized for walking, biking, and transit and a valencia which is meant to bring people together and congregate. and i think the public concerns are with the valencia type of event. whey am interested is if there is a way to look at streets that maintain transit service and achieve the goal of the core transit routes always out of traffic, but also provide space and very low stress bicycling and walking spaces without necessarily the congregation concerns that the public health experts are telling us about. >> thank you very much, director eaken. i don't see any other directors who have raised their virtual microphones. and so with that, we will proceed to item number 8. ms. boomer. well, item eight is the citizens' advisory counsel report. for some reason we can't hear from ms. boomer, but we have the report in writing -- very good. >> sorry. so mr. chair, the citizen advisory council did meet la

probably another ten years, i'll get another one. >> on page 2, on the first table, the 7.74 volatility, realized volatility for two classes over ten years, that's not a typo, it's just circumstances. the -- i did want to note, we're using volatility, realized volatility for -- well, for 20 years, not ten. the reason why we're doing that is because the last ten years, there hasn't been a sufficient amount of longer duration volatility in public markets for private markets to then just adjust their pricing. so i do think that those ten-year numbers are too low, but 27 has been way too high. >> do you plan on explaining more about leverage? because basically telling us about the lower volatility just means we achieved our rate of return for efficiently, but i want to go back and talk about rates of return. i associate leverage with making more money for more risk. >> yes, absolutely true. >> are we going to talk about that today or -- in the presentation. >> that's exactly what we're going to talk about. >> you haven't talked about that -- >> i haven't reached that in my presentation. >>

pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home! pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>you're watching kron 4 news. now attend after weekend reopenings in states like georgia and oklahoma more states will be loosening coronavirus related restrictions this week in other states are announcing plans to get back to business. >>thanks for joining us tonight at 10 o'clock everybody i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis this as one white house economic team member signals optimism for the summer. >>while another warns it's going to be ugly during the weeks ahead. karen caifa reports now from washington. >>in colorado monday, retail businesses can open with curbside pickup any elective medical procedures can resume. despite loosening some restrictions governor jared polis says he does worry about another spike it's why we've really been really laser focus is an administration and figuring how we how how we can in how we can indoor in sustain this week, montana tennessee, minnesota and iowa will

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nobody is on their own. we are one state. we are one family. . we are one community. whatever western new york needs, you have my word the rest of the state will be responsive. plateauy we are on this and on the others of the plateau is a descent. so we can manage it. if it is not a descent and it is scent, the rest of the state will be there. part of it is testing, testing, testing. i know it is a granular topic, but it is important. we are going to have a regional calibration we are going to make on hospitals. you have many hospitals that are very quiet. some hospitals are actually laying off people in the middle of this because they have no patients. stopped thelly number of patients going into a hospital because we ended what is called elective treatment. thele cannot go into hospital for an elective procedure. in those parts of the state and in those hospitals where the hospitals are laying off people because they are so quiet and they have that capacity and capacity for the virus is not an issue, we are going to allow elective outpatient treatment, which means t

one bedroom and one bathroom on fourth floor. the permit was filed around the seventh of july of 2017 and issued on the 30th of january 2020, suspended sixth of february. it is a site permit. we are getting the addendum. it will be fully sprinklered under a separate building permit. the issues that are in the brief pertaining to d.b.i. would be two administrative bulletins 005 and 009. my business to check with the staff that the director senior building inspector and the plan check terry viewechecked. one for the egress windows. there is no issue. no fire department review on the single family dwelling except the sprinkler issue. the fire department had not reviewed. no requirement for that. the issue brought up about the second exit. no second exit required on the site. it might have been a convenience store. the building code does not require it. it is not a requirement on that existing. it was an issue but it does not require an exit. the violation that i have for the july 2016, almost four years ago outstanding. removed the

she was not strident on outspoken on women's issues. but she felt very strongly on the importance of more equal representation and rights for women. and her approach was very much to overcome obstacles and lead by example. so she -- her approach was not to complain about things. her approach was to try to take pragmatic action with respect to her own career and respect to the own things she was dealing with. so i think that was her real approach there. >> one thought. yes, she could be very direct. she was scary to the journalists, i know. when i was a journalist, i was scared of her. she had the eyes -- she has the brilliant eyes. i ran into a kennedy clerk the other day who is the author of a famous -- he went to one of her clerks and said she has beams of fire. she can just look -- bore a hole through you. but -- but, she had great political skills and one thing that i noticed, her clerks mentioned is she is not a gossip. and in washington, it's not easy to be powerful or to be part of the washington swirl and she loved the social li

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one o one east investigates on al-jazeera. save humanity i really really not getting anywhere near each. other or entire none of the top stories on our jazeera protests as a back out on the streets of the u.s. tom getting the governess and demanding an end to the coronavirus shutdowns in several states some areas are rolling out plans to start lifting measures to present pressure from president donald trump and his supporters despite the steady rise in deaths and infections around the country in the last hit state of new york governor andrew cuomo warns it won't be reopening anything straightaway we're not at a point where we're going to be reopening anything immediately but we are planning and in the planning phase yes different numbers would suggest a different strategy balanced by your point people on mobile and not only people mobile you could create a you know unintended consequences. a white house correspondent can be how could how small and usually these protests seem to have a bit of a partisan bent they were seemed to

pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home!y 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> going live now to a jester a thanks in burlingame. first responders coming together to show their appreciation for healthcare workers. cheers and applause from law enforcement and firefighters and nurses and doctors at shift change at mills peninsula hospital. you can see the signs. we will have a live report coming up in 15 minutes. >>> stocks opening higher this morning after two days in the red. joining us is casey bs financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> we can credit a rebound in the price of oil for stocks higher today after oil plunged to record lows over the past couple of days including negative territory on monday. that sent stocks reeling. today oil pulling a rebound an hour and a half ago. crude oil trading 21% higher which is a lift for the stock market. key first-quarter earnings and focus as well including netflix and snapchat. netflix had a big jump in subscribers in the first q

i'm sure there are questions and if we can't go on and on, you can go on and on a little bit. please ask and wait for the microphone. audience: would you please tell us what you were going to say? [laughter] [applause] gary: i tend to say things that i get in trouble for, i really do. and so i decided not to say some things i was going to say. really, because of the time. but not really because of the time. i spent too much time talking about jack davis here to get to some of my important points. it's his fault. not my fault. i was going to talk about -- in terms of complexity, how we deal with the common soldier -- we want -- we like to talk about a typical common soldier. i spoke with suzanna before she left. we want to know, what's the typical common soldier experience? well, there isn't a typical common soldier experience. we've had a lot of discussions of combat and discussions about how combat, of course, left all kinds of marks on civil war soldiers, as would be true in any war in any stage in any place. but we can't -- there's not a universal template for common soldie

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one heavily based on tesla car parts.e want to use parts we know well, the reliability of and they're available in volume. >> reporter: a number of car companies have been working on ventilators. ford and gm and in many cases aren't designing new ones. they're tooling up and making existing ventilators. marcus and laura, a number of these washington companies have said we'll have an incredible amount of material out within 100 days. as washington has been saying we may hit a peak in the next seven to 14. 100 days is a long way off. >> things need to happen. thanks, scott. >> and that's why we want to look for a little something good, right? it's a cute story. plans go on as normal where one couple just didn't let the coronavirus do anything to stop their love, having the best day of their lives. they decided to have their wedding on the balcony with friends and family on zoom to watch the special moment. the neighbor working out below was oblivious to the wedding happening. when he did realize what happened he gave the ne

was there any one thing on limiting retail? no, john, there wasn't any one thing, but we heard one too many stories of good and bad actors in the sense that, hey, this place is really doing it right. pat, you've heard these. they're calling you when to come in when your prescription is ready or they're limiting the amount of people inside the supermarket. great. we heard too many over here and so we decided to get more explicit. what we'll look to on the 50% go down, i'm not sure this -- matt, hold on one sec -- i'm not sure there's a specific moment that we'll look at, but i go back to the state park comment i made earlier when we had such an overwhelming amount of evidence that people were gathering in clusters. we reserve the right for that number to go down. let's let judy answer and then i'll come back if you've got any quick follow-up. we want to keep moving today. judy, you got one on hospital data. how frequently? we hope to do that every day, i guess, right? the bigger question, what does it mean? >> the hospitals' rep

on..k. prime minister boris johnson in icu this hour battling the coronavirus not yet on a ventilator. we hope it doesn't happen at all. greg palkot joins us live now from london with an update on his condition. greg, what happened overnight? >> yeah, brian and folks. really rattling the u.k. right now. the latest word we get is no word no, change in the conditional of u.k. prime minister boris johnson but, yes, he is fighting the covid-19 and, according to at least one newspaper, fighting for his life. the prime minister was diagnosed with covid 10 days ago. he left self-quarantine sunday night to be tested in a nearby hospital, but then, last night, a rant deterioration of his condition, high fever, persist tent coughing prompted the move to the intensive care unit. yeah. reportedly he is not on a ventilator not prepared for one. but he has gotten oxygen treatment to help his breathing. world leaders have been responding. a number of get well messages, including president trump, take a

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one hour into the trading session. were down 200 on the dow, 50 on the nasdaq, 19 on the s&p.ompared to what we've seen recently, that's a fairly narrow trading range. let's check big tech because we always do because that's where the money is and that's where people have a lot of their money. apple is down to 42, amazon is down, 1910 down eight bucks. look microsoft is going up again. i gain of 13 cents at 155 but reading arrows for microsoft. facebook down, google is down. the big news this morning came at 8:30 a.m. that was the jobs report. 700 jobs lost in the month of march. 4.4% the unemployment rate. that didn't really reflect the dire employment situation that we face. edward lawrence is with us. he dug through the full report, he joins us. you've got some nuggets for me. >> i know you'd like to find winners and a lot of thing. the government sector was the winner in this overall 12000 jobs, the federal government hiring 17000 jobs, i'm sorry 18000 jobs. it was for the states senate but you have a 12000 job bump overall. just look at this, 713,000 jobs lost. a little s

top one million. in europe, france is set to reopen on may 11. the fed decides before the 26 go back toricans work. the u.s. central bank meets today. as banks set aside billions for loan loss, we speak to the chief executives of multiple banks. a lot of the folks just focus on earnings and what we heard overnight out of the u.s.. a lot of banking as well. later on we will speak to the astrazeneca chief executive asking about vaccines or medicine that will work in treating covid-19. if you look at the markets and the pressure we see on the dollar, probably one of the biggest stories out there. 0.2%,an stocks gaining euro-dollar 1.08. let's get straight to the bloomberg first word news in new york city. italy, the with nation seeing its -- delivering an out of cycle downgrade, one level above junk. the timing of the move may catch some investors off guard. it wasn't scheduled for review until july the 10th. but the outlook made fears of a future cut to noninvestment grade. over the u.k., boris johnson's top aide crest scientists for a lockdown. he

pop 'em outside, or on the go, or on the way home!or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>good morning, everybody, thanks a lot for joining us this morning and sunday april 19th i'm marty gonzales and i'm robin winston, a new academic article says that the u.s. must more than triple coronavirus testing to safely reopen the economy, harvard health researchers say the goal should be at least 500,000 tests today right now that number's about 150,000. researchers say the percentage of positive tests is still too high and they and the u.s. does not yet have a grasp on the severity of the crisis and how to safely reopen society. the world health organization organization suggests an adequate test positive rate should be somewhere between 3.12%. but right now in the u.s., it's about 20%. >>this comes as the death toll has skyrocketed in the u.s. last week was the deadliest on to say the death toll was just over 25,000 but it soared by 4300 deaths from wednesday to thursday and over 4500 people died on friday alone last night was clo

then he went on the offensive. and remember this everything we did i was criticized because it was too early. if i waited longer it would have been you would include if i went way early if i went 3 months earlier i would have been criticized you know criticize for being way too early. i think. i've educated a lot of people as to the press and i would love to be able to say that we have a very honest press. said is an administration with finalizing a plan to reopen the u.s. economy when questioned on who would decide on relaxing lockdown rules trump said he would be calling the shots it's a decision for the president the united states now with that being said we're going to work with the states because it's very important several state governors on the east and west coasts are discussing the best way to open their economies and ease stay at home or does new york governor andrew cuomo seem to suggest he thought it should be largely up to individual states not the president he left it to the states to close down and t

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no comments on any of the bills on monday.ntil we consider them and they are on the desk, that is the way it will continue to be. >> any protections for renters who are scurrying with renter saying you have to pay me now. in terms of hospital space, it seems that about 14,400 could be the peak. are we expecting that to jump up and do you still think you will be able to handle capacity? gov. murphy: the renter should raise their hand. if they are getting screwed by landlord and if it was -- and if it is out of line behavior, you should go to our website. we have a page on here. punch that in and this is no time to be throwing your weight around as a landlord or as anybody else for that matter. do you want to address the hospital capacity? >> these numbers change every day depending on the data that is input. by our latest reports, it is suggested that hospitalizations will peak at 15,922. icu admissions will be 3821. the reason i shared the approach we are taking was to assure you that this is something we have planned for. i r

on friday, one shop was robbed of computer and cash.o far no arrests have been made. >>> the fbi says it's intercepted a scam involving a california labor union and 39 million surgical masks. now, the agency say that is they stumbled on to the scams because they were quietly intercepting the deals in an effort to seize the protective gear and reroute them to fema. they tracked the deal to a pennsylvania business plan. investigators believe that the man and union were dooped and there were never any masks. no arrests were made and no money was exchanged either. >>> the oakland police department is focussing on fighting crime while also fighting the coronavirus. to keep the residence and members safe, you may see the officers and staff wearing the mass s when kale being the public. >> the opd released a public service announcement that the officers are wearing masks and face coverings. just like everybody else, they're doing their best to stay healthy and keep everybody healthy as well. >>> limo's have taken a hit during the pandemic with

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one on one with lindsay vaughn you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >> welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan it is early but looking like yesterday could be kind of a one and done for the equity markets. stock futures are flat to slightly down. that benchmark index still down 3% for the week. nasdaq down under 2% big tech has been outperforming as of late oil trying to stabilize after an incredibly volatile, record breaking week. we are at $15 and change on u.s. contract slightly under $22 on international internationalal trade. yesterday, the president warning any u.s. ships to destroy iranian vessels that come close to them at sea and a regular lator that will shut down an oil well is not at risk of losing that well long term that may lead to more shutdown and decrease of production we want to keep a close eye on the uso etf. it has been halted a numerous time over the last couple of days normally, this would just buy the last month oil contract, the front month as they would say and roll it into the end as oil went negative, the uso had

today a followup one-on-one with vladimir putin. we await to see potential details as to what those two talked about in that phone call coming up for the president, when there was that three-way phone call last night, the president was asked about it in the briefing saying he feels there could be a lot of layoffs in the energy market, in the oil industry here back stateside because of the drastic drop in oil prices that we have seen here over the last, what has it been, four, five, six weeks or so in tandem, of course, with what's going on with covid-19 here in the country and all around the world as well. there has also been a renewed or at least continued talk today as it relates to potentially when the economy can be opened up. the labor secretary eugene scalia said earlier this morning quote, we know that we can't wait too long, talking about opening the country back up economically speaking, saying that he feels that if they wait -- if we wait too long, then the bounce back on the back side would be extra harmful or at least hu

coast will get in on a warm up on friday. it looks really good for this weekend. >> that's great. >>> an employee of lulu lemon is fired after promoting a t- shirt that racist. >>> a man was delivering food for uber eats when his suv was stolen. police are asking for your help finding the thief. >>> welcome back. a man lost his job due to coronavirus shutdown decided to make some money by driving for uber eats. this happened yesterday in san francisco. he was delivering food to a person waiting outside of the building on mission and 14th street. he left his keys in the car. surveillance video shows a man wearing a back pack getting into his suv and then driving away. >> i feel sad because i think it would not happen to me. i just started working with an uber about 10 days ago. i turned my back and my car was gone. >> the thief was wearing a black face mask and orange shirt. the owner says the fast track app shows his vehicle in the golden great bridge area and they hope that will help law enforcement find the vehicle. >>> com

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if you want a song on a monday, people can hit me up on social media.se the hashtag ktvu. >> that will get you going on a monday morning, very nice, thank you. 4:23 am, caltrans has been taking advantage of the light traffic during the shelter in place orders and will begin a major highway project in sonoma county this week, starting tomorrow night workers will begin repaving an 11 mile stretch of highway 101 between canyon road and geyserville and highway 128 and cloverdale on the first phase of the project begins at 6 pm tomorrow and is instructed to wrap up on saturday. caltrans crews will work around the clock the following two weeks to complete the project. also this week there are more changes are many bus riders and cemetery county, sam trance and us another round of service cuts affecting all of its 29 routes on the peninsula and those are in response to historically low passengers during the shelter in place orders and also everyone on board assam trans bus must wear a mask or a facecovering britt gas prices continue to plunge in the bay area w

see no treatments for one country or one. of the worlds but the vaccine and treatment that that a safe effectively be administered universally available for everyone everywhere. meanwhile brazil's health minister confirmed 407 new deaths the country's highest day to day increase so far more than 51000 people in the south american country are infected while the death toll is now at more than 3300 meanwhile hospitals in the u.k. are using sleep apnea devices to treat coronavirus patients well clinicians are using these devices on patients with early symptoms which have eventually hope for a quicker recovery rate they've prevented several patients from having to use ventilators spain reported its lowest number in daily deaths in more than a month the country plans to gradually ease restrictions on the lock down by opening up the 2nd half of may well this comes as the e.u. agreed to set up a massive 540000000000 euro recovery fund to fight the economic impact of the coronavirus well africa saw a surge in cases by 43 percent in ju

of the hard ones sunday ones brutal and and in addition to that. addition to that we have to make sure that we we are in a position we are well let me let me go the secondary smoke or nothing and we need to build an arsenal democracy as we did 1940. in the as an arsenal democracy is that some sort of democracy gun you can just pirate people it just has somewhat the overwhelming urge to vote just take my ballot. well maybe he explains what the hell and parcel of democracy is right after he says it and we need to build an arsenal democracy as we did 1940 we can take we make a personal productive equipment and look here's the deal we have to do we did in the forty's in the twenty's 2020 years. in the forty's in the twenty's in the twenty's. i think the mere caste got caught in a feedback loop 402-020-2020 extension 20 somebody sabur held other stuff. should i subject you to more of the why don't you know we're in it now we're in it together now while also those who we don't talk about the grocery store worker stocking the show famille paki's carriers

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rely on one of the program on and vacation in florida and or the millions will that rely on the many more we've got to do more to help oscillation. were you the opportunities and not just stand out as oh they're always look internally and out they don't want to work. in trouble or any not her fraud allegations as well and so you know what about the real opportunities here to step up and do the right thing and benefit everyone will they do when an hour and shine state it's always interesting during your wild west well you know it's interesting because i think florida is also a microcosm for a lot of issues that are happening that are that are affecting states across this country because of some of the policies that were in place before this this pandemic i want to jump you mentioned the you know before the cleared the essential business which look i have a history obviously with the given my father and all that you know but what with florida facing massive job losses and growing income inequality how can we possibly justify allowing wrestling with no one when you can even as a floridi

one-on-one or one-on-two time all the time. >> stephen: i've said it before, they're small but relentless, she really likes to play the game candy land. i don't know if you remember candy land. >> yeah. she has some sort of fix on the game where she wins all the time. there's no strategy, it's supposed ton random. >> stephen: candy land ninja? yeah, and she puts it in your face when she wins. she's a tough opponent for sure. >> stephen: i understand you gave up french fries for lent. is that something that you can maintain. >> are you asking that because you know i have french fries waiting for me downstairs right now? ( laughter ) i feel so bad because i haven't been doing too well. there was a series of foods we were supposed to give up and a schedule for what times we were supposed to eat and i was doing well on most things things. the thing that's been bothersome has been the fried foods and mainly french fries. >> stephen: sure. it's so stressful now. >> stephen: i would think quarantine made it easier to give up french fries. do you have a home fryer? >> i'll pan fry with a little g

we seen shorts on spx futures down 20% since april 3, on the dow down 11%, so on and so forth.damentals have yet to fall into play, but i am positioning for when that does occur. for me, if you just look at where em is today relative to august of 2018, they seem to be in a much better place, at least from a liquidity perspective. by and large, i am hoping that we see a bit of a transition to fundamentals where we can begin to start picking away at some of these dislocations. what did you make of imf repairing short loan dollars to countries that don't like to treasuries -- from countries that lack the treasuries to be able to benefit from these swap lines? damian: i think every dollar counts for emerging markets. the imf is doing everything they can. morocco are tapping their imf lines. you see countries like myanmar and iran that don't have imf lines really approaching it for help in the current crisis, but there's still a lot on the table. zambia,ot argentina, ecuador, pakistan. there's plenty to look at with regards to the imf, and they play a critical role in providing assi

on one hand the tornadoes. on the one hand the coronavirus.ople in mississippi using government shelters, going in the shelters to be safe from tornado, at the same time inside the shelters wearing masks trying to keep social distance of six feet to try to protect themselves from the virus a double-whammy for people across the south trying to defend themselves from two disasters at the same time. melissa, back to you. melissa: wow, that's rough. steve, thank you. connell? connell: it is rough. melissa, thank you. we continue here with this task force briefing set to begin at the top. hour. dan henninger talked about it earlier. he had it right. one of the questions who is in charge, given one of the president's comments on twitter. governor cuomo and other governors with their news conference earlier today when it comes to opening the economy back up. we'll have that as we move through the hour and the briefing once it starts. then there is this, a series of musical guests belting out disney tunes in a medley called disney family sing along, w

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no one. but we know why you signed up. the perhaps some hope the governor now saying the curve is slowing but while the curve may be leveling off the city is still dealing with the mounting coronavirus death toll the national guard now using rental vans to pick up hundreds of dead bodies from new york city homes more exposed in the city dwindling the city now using an island off the bronx waters called hart island as a temporary burial site an aerial view shows hired contractors wearing protective gear digging graves and lining up dozens of caskets in those deep trenches under a new policy the medical examiner's office will keep bodies in storage for 14 days before they're buried in hart island's potter's field which is a burial site for people whose families can't afford a funeral or who go unclaimed by relatives the number burials increasing from about 25 a week to now 24 a day reporting. new york trinity's others r.t. . the french president's been meeting health professionals to hear firsthand what it's like tackling co