hi, are you pavel? pavel, i am. did you report a burglary to us, or somebody coming in? yeah.orry, we're eating. oh, sorry. bad timing. just tell me what happened, basically. 0ne went upstairs. we checked the roof... i think some of the skills that are really important as an investigator are having that thoroughness. have you got a description of him at all? was he large build? yeah. nothing is missing or there's no damage or anything? so get your builder to come back tomorrow. we'll give him a ring as well. i'llspeakto him. if there is any more concerns, or you see anything else that's suspicious, then do give us a call back. it is a role that has got a lot of responsibility with it. taking people's liberties away. seeing people at the worst of times and making decisions based on those, it is a big ask and a big task. there's a stabbing that has just been reported in. i suspect they might send a firearms unit there. idiot. he told me, my daughter is here and he's going to stab her and my kids. it sounds like they've had some words or something, and he sort of said something a

pavel, good to see you we appreciate it thanks >>> now a stock sink and bond yields hit historic lows, we have people making a comparison of 2008. my next guest disagrees saying that crisis about the consumer balance sheet and this time it's corporate america's. for more let's bring in bob michael for jpmorgan asset management and steve liesman, as well bob, i will never forget the headline of last year saying the 10-year going to zero and now you look like the smartest guy in the room. this move you could argue you saw coming before developments of coronavirus and opec. what happens next? >> well, i think what people need to realize is that the u.s. economy never achieved the escape velocity we would have liked and policy rates never got as high as we would have liked to see and then faced in an environment last summer where the fed needed to come in and coming in from 2.25%, 2.5% and very quickly at the point you think if it leads to recession they have to bring rates down to 0 and the rest of the world will come into the u.s. bond market and bring the 10-year down to 0. of course,

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pavel: [laughter] that is the $20 billion question.r an announcement of 500 billion yen buyback, but also market cratering. measure happens to markets needed more. i'm sure elliott is pretty happy about what has happened. this is bloomberg. ♪ ned. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> the markets have just opened for trade. >> good evening from bloomberg's global headquarters in new york, i'm taylor riggs. here are the top stories we're following. u.s. futures rise on speculation that congress will pass a stimulus bill and the feds bond buying can contain the virus fallout. a likely recession may be worse than the financial crisis. and persian square makes a recovery bet on the post infection economy. we'll hear from founder bill ackman. haidi: and the olympics are to be postponed. athletes have been calling for a delay as the virus threatens competitive and fans. lots of breaking news. let's start with indonesia. a panel has recommended emergency law on income tax recommending a budget deficit capped at 5% of g.d.p. this is part of the emergency

right now, i want to bring in a guest, shauna pavel, home nurse in the cleveland area and yesterday, shauna, the company you worked for received first coronavirus patient who was being discharged from the hospital and needed some home care. shauna, thank you so much for being with us and just explain what do you do in a situation like that where you're caring for someone with coronavirus and you have concerns that they may be either undiagnosed or they may still be contagious as they recover? >> thank you for this opportunity. so home care is so incredibly important, especially right now. we are providing a number of services in the home that not only keeps people out of the hospital, but also it's helping create space for the hospital as they prepare for this big wave of covid-19 patients. in the home, what we're trying to try and protect not only the home care workers, but the patients we see as well is we're trying to conserve the ppes we do have and coming up with new policies to try to do the most safe practice that we possibly can. >> and so how many masks would you have on a d