phil: i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump has just declared a national emergency in the united takes over the spread of coronavirus. the move opens up billions of dollars in disaster fundings and gives special powers to health authorities. pres. trump: to unleash the full power of the federal government in this effort today, i am officially declaring a national emergency. two very big words. the action i am taking will open up access to up to $50 billion of very importantly -- very important and a large amount for states and territories and localities in our shared fight against this disease. phil: let's get more from dw correspondent stefan simons in washington. any big surprises in the president's announcement? stefan: no, not really. we would expect he would declare a national emergency and he tries to clean up the confusion he left with the address to the nation 48 hours ago, and specifically the travel ban from europe. he did so, number one, national emergency freeze up $50 billion to put into the

phil murphy: dino many. ed: i know it first responders and symptomatic that again checked on that list of 20 or so sites. gov. phil murphy: can we let folks know other than what we are doing, and both bringing community and being see, is there any of the priorities given to healthcare workers and or first responders regarding testing. reporter: an employment website, also reports about that crashing, great difficulty registering and finding complaints. with an appointment. any update on that or ability to be that the system. gov. phil murphy: i don't and that is the last thing what happening right now because what folks were desperate hours to get. can we come back to that one. ... ... i make sense to move forward with both presidential in u.s. primaries but to cancel these small, low level elections, strikes me as a dangerous precedent, do you agree customer so i really have nothing to add are you good? >> one more thing with the landlords were trying to do right by their tenants. you alluded to mortgage fo

it is a huge game, notjust -- phil. you are right.r hopes -- phil. you are right. it is a huge game, notjust for their hopes of retaining the shebelieves cup but to arrest this worrying run of form, it is two wins in eight for phil neville's side and they were scrappy against portugal and the czech republic. while you wow you could say there is no shame in losing to the usa, they are the world champions after all, it was the manner of the performance, the manner of the performance, the manner of the defeat which did little to suggest they are getting closer to the usa, and they are getting closer to phil neville's ambition of overhauling them and becoming the world's best team. it was a disappointing night for them, but i think however you look at it, the pressure is on phillel neville at the moment and only a win against japan will stop that pressure from intensifying. looking at it from a wider scale, how crucial is this tournament for england and phil? it is an olympic year, the players will wa nt to is an olympic year, the players

we will hear from phil neville now to the shebelieves tournament. had plenty of time to reflect on that opening defeat the us. our sports correspondent is in newjersey for us, and katie, this is turning into an important game for england and fill neville, that because they have lost six in we will hear from phil neville in the next few hours, he has had plenty of time to reflect on that opening defeat the us. our sports correspondent is in new jersey for us, and katie, this is turning into an important game for england and fill neville, that because they have lost six in the last nine games. —— phil. you are right. it's a huge game for england this one. notjust because they need a win to stand any chance of retaining the shebelieves cup, but also because they want to stop that worrying run of form that you mentioned there. you could say there is no shame in losing to the usa that. they are the world champions after all. the manner of the performance, and the defeat, in orlando has done little to suggest they are getting any closer to the usa, to ove

should england lose the pressure would increase on phil neville and we will be back to talking aboutregressed under him. they have their work cut out against spain later. spain are a much improved side. on paper the lowest ranked team in the tournament and england would be expected to beat them but i think it will be much closer than that. phil neville has said he will make five to six changes for this game and freshness is key but it is a huge team selection is really the success of this tournament hinges on what happens here later again spain. we will wait and see, thank you. the cheltenham festival continues. there was a surprise in the queen mother champiion chase. for all the day 2 headlines let's cross live to the course and speak to our correspondent andy swiss. evening, andy. before we get to the racing, attendances were markedly down yesterday, things picked up today. yes, today has been slightly better as you say, all the fans are relieved that this festival is actually happening at all. a lot of them were fearing the worst but there is huge concern and signs everywhere tel

i'm phil mattingly. they let me escape washington for one brief morning to hang out with my good friend. >> laura jarrett has the day off so phil is sitting in here. happy fraed, 5:00 a.m. in the east. >>> all right, a sobering reality as coronavirus cases grow rapidly in the u.s. and around the world. a top infectious disease doctor says there's still not a full understanding of the virus' fatality rate. the world health organization has reported the virus may kill 34 out of 1,000 infected people. dr. fauci said that calculation is based on limited information. >> the range is lower than that. how much lower it's uncertain. until we have a much more accurate determination of who was infected including those who are asymptomatic, we will not get a more accurate determination of what the case fatality rate is. >> fauci said the world will need millions and millions of tests for coronavirus. and he acknowledged testing got off to a slow start. >> the administration's point man on coronavirus response vice

i told that to phil, and he said no way.ly on the morning of august 14, i said, phil, get on my wing and don't get off, just stick in close. we're never going make it to japan. well, we had to drop our external tags. we dropped our tanks, and we went in a straight fields, somewhere in japan, over in japan. and we needed 90 gallons of fuel of get back to iwo jima. somebody in the squadron called 90 gallons. i looked over, phil was on my wing. i gave him the thumbs up. he gave me a thumbs up. and i led my flight of four airplanes into some very heavy weather, towards the b-29 that we would fly on the wing back to i with a jim a. and when i came out in the clear skies, he was gone. just gone. there was no radio contact, no visual contact, and when we landed back on iwo jima, we found out the moment that we had started, the war had already been over for three hours. it was never broadcast to us. we never heard it. so that was a devastating day. it was last of 400-plus thousand world war ii veterans who gave their lives. he was t

. >> i've got some breaking news with phil. let me do that real quick. phil, it's regarding toyota. what do you have for us? >> this is news that ties into your conversation about bringing back the economy toyota announcing it will be pushing back its plan to restart 15 plants. they thought they would bring production back on april 6th now they are saying not until april 20th this is the third company today that we heard from, honda and ford said we're not going to start up in the end of march, maybe april 6th or 7th it shows the auto industry, they may want to start up in a couple of weeks but they are saying, might be a bit longer. scott, back to you >> understandable at that. that's phil with the update on toyota today weiss, you do have notes that seem to be more positive in nature the policy response we got not only from the fed but the hill sets the stage for an eventual and strong recovery. >> i agree with that maybe that's your top and you've got a little more to go. a decent amount to go. do you think as i do because all the moves that the fed is taking, liquidity coming in

phil and rick are both back with me.hil rucker, the scenes in new york, "the new york times" headline on that story about the hospital elm hurst was accurate about elm hurst becoming increasingly accurate about new york, apocalyptic. >> yeah, it's horrible. frankly to see these scenes and to see the overcrowding and the hospitals and the desperation, but there's also signs of heroism and i don't live in new york, i live in washington. but i've been there many times. i have a lot of friends there who have been posting instagram videos at 7:00 p.m. at night when people open the windows to their apartment buildings and cheer all of the heroes the hospital workers and so forth who are there trying to save lives and keep the city running as everyone else is stuck inside. it's a beautiful thing to see. >> rick stengel, you know, we have seen those images from italy, from china, for so many months, and i think there's a sense it couldn't happen here, but as it happens here, what are your thoughts? >> well, those pictures are so

to ashley parker, phil rucker, dr. natalie azar, our thanks. >>> coming up, governors in hard-hit states have been leading the fight against coronavirus. in many cases they can't wait for the feds to act. the governor of new jersey is standing by to talk with us. >>> and later, fact-checking the president, who tonight said he sees light at the end of the tunnel. plenty of medical authorities, as we've noted, do not share that as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on a tuesday night. chip like this to crack your whole windshield. with safelite's exclusive resin, you get a strong repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace. i'm phil mickelson. that's me long before i had psoriatic arthritis. i've always been a go-getter and kinda competitive. flash forward, then psoriatic arthritis started getting the better of me. and my doctor said my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage. and enbrel helps rel

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phil, christine? >> thanks so much for that, nick. >>> harvey weinstein has been moved from bellview hospital to the infirmary at rikers island jail. according to his publicist he had a heart procedure wednesday with doctors inserting a stent. doctors determined weinstein had a blockage. his sentencing is scheduled for wednesday. >>> former illinois republican congressman aaron shock revealing he's gay. he said he grew up in a family, quote, centered on faith and tradition and that coming out, quote, was unwelcome news to every single person in my family. shock was elected to four terms in congress. >>> a jp morgan chase ceo jamie diamond is recovering from emergency heart surgery. the 63-year-old bank executive experienced a tear in the inner lining of the a ortic blood vessel. dimon is one of the most powerful men on wall street, maybe the most powerful man in the economy. he's been ceo of jp morgan since 2005 and he's been chairman of the board since 2006. >> you missed the three-pointer for steph

but a reunion was, according to phil collins, highly unlikely.nt years he has returned to performing and his son nick can now fill in for him on drums. and so they arrived at radio 2 this morning to announce that they're going back on the road. it's been a kind of conversation that's been brewing a little bit. i think when i was out on the road showing i could still do something, i think we all felt, "why not?" # turn it on, turn it on again... it sounds a bit of a lame reason, just to say, why not? but we, you know, kind of enjoy it. # i will follow you will you follow me # all the days and nights that we know will be... it's been 13 years since they last played together and their last tour was, phil collins said, a chance to say goodbye properly but the music business is full of farewells and retirements that don't last very long. it's a natural progression. phil started, then he retired but he came back touring and his son nick was drumming. it seems to be moving towards an area where it could be possible. you know, i think five years ago, or

to ashley parker, phil rucker, dr. natalie azar, our thanks. >>> coming up, governors in hard-hit states have been leading the fight against coronavirus. in many cases they can't wait for the feds to act. the governor of new jersey is standing by to talk with us. >>> and later, fact-checking the president, who tonight said he sees light at the end of the tunnel. plenty of medical authorities, as we've noted, do not share that as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on a tuesday night. people don't want to talk about it. so i share it. song by song. the dark and the light. the struggle and the joy with my mental health. what's your mission? use godaddy to help make it happen. can we go get some ice cream? alright, we gotta stop here first. ♪ ♪ from smarter atms, to after hours video tellers ♪ ♪ comcast business is connecting thousands of banks to technology that turns everyday transactions into extraordinary experiences. hi there. how are you? do you have any lollipops in there? (laughing) no, sorry. we're helping

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phil lebeau, what is trump ordering gm to do?it's the defense production act that he has signed and it's not one across the board for all industry and it is specific to general motors and the manufacturing of ventilators and after signing this or announcing this or basically putting it into effect, the white house then issued a statement from the president and he took full aim at general motors. he tweeted at barra. our negotiations with gm regarding its ability to supply sent virts have been productive and our fight against the virus is too urgent to the give and take to continue to run its normal course. we talked about how this whole process shook out and we'll talk about that in a bit, brian here is what general motors and ventech have signed up to do they have not signed up with fema or the federal government, but they have reached an agreement to essentially set up a new manufacturing facility at gm's engine plant in coke mocom indiana. there will be those in cocomo, and gm released a statement saying ventec, gm and our sup

when can we expect a ruling —— phil? of arguments. when can we expect a ruling -- phil?be reserved, so we may have to wait a few weeks or even if you months or more for this decision to be handed down to —— a few. so there has been a small crowd outside of the high court in canberra, inside it has been extremely packed. george pell isn't there, he is serving, as you say, a six year prison sentence and he is in maximum security in the state of victoria awaiting the outcome of this high court hearing. that was phil mercer speaking to kasia a little earlier. no names have yet been released, 12 people were injured in the attack on the taji military camp north of baghdad. engines have been high since the us killed the senior iranian figure calcium soleimani in a drone strike. 15 years after he lost contact with his family, an indonesian migrant worker has been reunited with his mother thanks to a bbc report. iwan lost contact with his parents after they separated and found himself as an adult in malaysia unable to get a passport to go home. bbc indonesia's rohmatin bonasir ha

phil: well-- up, rallies make a new high. also going to back off as well.n-ended qe plan is rangers. u.s. economy and the individual consumer. vonnie: how much contacted you have with your cme colleagues, and what kind of positions are they putting on even hedging-type positions? phil: a lot are using rallies in the equity markets. they are too heavily overweighted. people are seeing quite a few positions that were worthless a week ago that snapped back because the volatility. you have got to use these rallies aboard -- upward. as far as our business and our backstopsve all the -- [indiscernible] different lines of communication and everything else, isolated in different areas. question -- at the moment gold has been moved around a great deal. thene point the margin pressure to fade out to gold -- at that point what kind of upside you see? phil: we saw gold down at 14.50. it is at $50. we will grind higher. achievable. until the fed institutes liquidity in the market. guy: always great to -- i would say see you, but at least hear your voice today. thank you

if they lose against spain, i think pressure will certainly ramp up on phil neville, though we don'tt his job is in any way under threat, but certainly there is a lot riding on this match against spain reputation —wise. i think six points would do it, that's our aim coming here, i think six points would do it, that's ouraim coming here, we i think six points would do it, that's our aim coming here, we know we want to get those points on the board, and as you say, talk about england winning games again. it was a failure, i think as i said before, touching on the prices that we have, touching on the prices that we have, to euros 2021, the younger players have come in and done so well, i think they haven't looked out of their depth at all and that's a pleasing thing for england, there's beena pleasing thing for england, there's been a lot of change in the squad, i suppose, even if you look from the world cup to now, there's a lot of new faces, but i think we just have to keep concentrating on what we are doing and really had internet spain game and get a win. but ultimately put ina game

phil mercer for us phil mercerfor us there. phil mercer for us there. americans and a soldier. suspicion will fall on melissa working closely with iran. other news, in new york the former hollywood producer harvey weinstein has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault. 0ur north america correspondent nick bryant was in court. there was joy in this moment for the victims of harvey weinstein. that the convicted rapist will spend so long behind bars, that their voices have finally been heard. in courtjessica mann and mimi haley delivered victim statements describing how he ruined their lives and then had to listen to weinstein's rambling remarks, in which he expressed remorse for the women but also the men going through this crisis. then came the sentencing, 23 years. there were gasps in the courtroom as the sentence was read out, not least because it's so severe. most legal analysts had expected 10—15 years. so from this courthouse in manhattan, a punishment that will echo around the world. this is whatjustice looks like, 20 plus t

phil happens to be owe author with his coauthor carol leonnig. here with us in new york, jonathan lemire, white house reporter for the associated press. good evening, gang. and welcome to you all. and, ashley, i'd like to begin with you. is there any degree of fear that you're picking up in the white house that the facts are going to supersede the plot line the president is giving the american people? is there any degree of surprise that with all this guy has survived and put behind him, to wake up every day, this is sitting in the middle of the road in front of him? >> well, there's certainly already a lot of internal infighting and finger pointing and recriminations. and one of the things that's notable is as you said, all this president has faced, a lot of these are crises of his own making. this is a little bit of self-sabotage. this is the rare crises from outside, from abroad, and there is a sense not necessarily in the white house, but certainly administration wide, that there was a period of several weeks from when we found out that there

plus from "the washington post" white house bureau chief, our friend phil rucker. down at the new york stock exchange, msnbc's david gura, david, i'm going to start with you. pretty stunning. last week we had on monday the biggest drop since the 2008 financial crisis. on thursday we had the biggest drop since the crash in 1987. and now today we see another stunning, stunning drop in the stock market today. tell us what is going on down there and why, if it's not self-evident, why the markets are so freaked on this particular monday. >> you're ticking through the history there. it's a bit of deja vu. we had the largest percentage drop since 1987 again today for both the dow and the s&p 500. the worst day in history for the nasdaq. i think it's so interesting to juxtapose what we just saw with what we saw on friday afternoon. that was the president holding a news conference in the rose garden in the run-up to the closing bell. we saw the markets rise precipitously as that happened. we saw a beaming president trump after that signing the stock chart, sending it to lou

phil neville's side lost their opening game to the usa.eports. games between the usa and england were close in the past but, three days ago, phil neville's side were no match for the world champions. the 2—0 defeat in orlando led many to believe whether england are going in the right direction. the gap is not widening. some of the football we played, particularly in the first half, shows we can still compete against the best. what they have that we need to develop is the ruthlessness and when you get in opportunity, stick the ball in the back of the net. after that disappointment in florida, england have picked themselves up and travelled north to newjersey, desperate to keep their cup hopes alive and stop worrying a run of form. with six defeats in nine games, england are in need of a lift and goals. phil neville will turn to beth england for the game against japan with the free scoring chelsea striker being given a chance to start. and this young squad knows the pressure is on. this is tournament preparation and, in a tournament, if you

but a reunion was, according to phil collins, highly unlikely.s he has returned to performing and his son nick can now fill in for him on drums. and so they arrived at radio 2 this morning to announce that they're going back on the road. it's been a kind of conversation that's been brewing a little bit. i think when i was out on the road showing i could still do something, i think we all felt, why not? # turn it on, turn it on again... # it sounds a bit of a lame reason, just to say, why not? but we, you know, kind of enjoy it. # i will follow you will you follow me # all the days and nights that we know will be.# it's been 13 years since they last played together and their last tour was, phil collins said, a chance to say goodbye properly but the music business is full of farewells and retirements that don't last very long. it's a natural progression. phil started, then he retired but he came back touring and his son nick was drumming. it seems to be moving towards an area where it could be possible. you know, i think five years ago, or before t

liz: phil and kevin, thank you. starting to hear slapping. 28 seconds before the closing bell rings. off the lows of the session,down 1938. [closing bell rings] s&p down 220, the worst session since late 2008, the worst price for oil since the persian gulf war in 1991. that will do it for "the claman countdown." connell: wow, what a day. we have a oil price war on our hands. put it mildly that is weighing own wall street. all three major market averages sinking. third day in a row we've seen that. we have coronavirus fears and oil, the biggest one day drop in 30 years. opec and russia failing to agree on deeper production cuts in face of weaker demand. the dow appears more than down 2,000 points. we'll see how this settles. it was down a little more than this earlier in the session. 2158 to the downside was the low. we're pretty close to bear market territory, down by 7.82%. we have not had a day

the company will find its way to the other side of this phil does join me with the latest phil >> kelly, the question is how much liquidity will it have as it makes its way to the other side of the coronavirus outbreak and when does it end we talked with dave calhoun and he stressed the importance that the $60 billion they're seeking from washington helped them as quickly as possible and the rest of the aviation industry >> i believe we're at the spoint of the spear, provide liquidity, keep our industry and people warm, so when a recovery comes, we're ready to go. i think it's that simple so i have always lobbied with the administration and our congressional officials that the simpler the shorter term in nature, the better >> again, we are still waiting to find out the package washington will improve. the expectation is $60 billion will go to boeing and their suppliers, so it will be supporting the supply chain. calhoun says even more important is the fact that there's ample liquidity right now. >> the credit markets have to be open the burst of liquidity that secretary mnuchin has been

jon: phil, from real politics. thank you.: and justice "fox news" alerts, we now know that the presence coronavirus test came back negative. that according to the new york times and other sources. the president's we you did take a test yesterday after he was hammered up with questions about it and white house news briefing. in the presence coronavirus test negative. former florida candidate andrew in some hot water, he was found inebriated with another man and bags of what could be crystal meth. it was in a south beach hotel room in miami on thursday night. both allegedly were vomiting before the other man collapsed and he was now said to be in a nearby hospital in stable condition. and andrew was not arrested. he said he had too much to drink and he apologized to the people of florida. the president contest and for covid-19 and we now know the results of those tests and they are negative. straight ahead, we will be discussing how the white house is handling the pandemic with present transformer white house tv sports announce

liz: phil and john and mike novogratz, we do have to run. we are probably going to have you back up on the horn because it is a fast-moving market. our sincere thanks to all three of you. dow jones industrials down down about 7.9%. happening right now, this could move the markets in one direction or another. the senate is on the verge of voting for that $100 billion coronavirus stimulus package. the house of representatives already passed it last week. they are voting for amendments right now. the trump administration has also pitched an $850 billion stimulus that is still a bit short on details. hillary vaughn is watching the clock here on capitol hill. when do we think they will really start in full force to begin voting? reporter: the voting is actually twice as long for social distancing. typically 15 minutes set aside, the majority leader said today 30 minutes will be set aside for each vote on every amendment. so going a little bit longer than it would originally without these conditions. but we did obtain the treasury document that pa

let's go to phil lebeau for more on what is behind that move today.i, phil >> reporter: well, it's the government bill that's apparently close to being finalized in some fashion in the senate and then the question becomes, how can does it take until the house approves it? do they change it? but clearly boeing get some government relief. although exactly how much remains to be een. that's the reason why shares of boeing, remember at one point, they were down under $90 a share. now they're up over $167 a share. we also know that the company announced yesterday that they will be resuming 737 max production in may. by the way, that's pretty much in line with what the company has said for some time, was the schedule and by the way, the start of production, they're just waking up the assembly process. it's not like they're going to crank one out in the middle of may. it's going to take a little while before that process is up and fully running. the conditions of the government bailout are still unclear. that's what everybody is looking on when you look at b

cnn's phil mattingly joining me now on the phone.paul was on capitol hill as late as this morning, at a lunch, at the senate gym, what more do we know about his condition, who he was exposed to? >> yeah, fredricka, i think you kind of summarized the condition as best as we know it. up to this point, his office putting up a statement that he is asymptomatic, he did get tested out of an abundance of caution. he is not aware of any interactions with someone who was infected or tested positive. however, he has tested positive. and that has led to significant concerns inside the senate republican conference for a couple of different reasons. you mentioned senate lunches. over the course of the last several days, not today, but over the course of the last several days, senator paul has been present at the regular senate lunches that have been ongoing as senators from both parties have attempted to try to negotiate and hammer out agreement on a

>> phil, thank you. >>> we are moments away from the coronavirus task force briefing. that is set to take place at 5:00 p.m. tonight. we know that's been very important for investors, for citizens, as we all try to figure out where we are in this crisis and what the government is doing about it. >> and that is expected to start any moment now, as is "fast money. over to brian sullivan >>> deal or no deal? stocks giving up a big chunk of their gains. signs that a massive $2 trillion relief bill could be delayed by bernie sanders and four gop senators welcome to cnbc's continuing coverage of these markets. i am brian sullivan. check out the late-day move in the market you can see the market taking a big hit into the close right at the end of the day that's as senator bernie sanders came out and said that he will hold up the $2 trillion package if the gop senators do not change their views on what he calls corporate welfare. the dow did manage to finish the day in the green, however, but well off its highs a positive, the first back-to-back days in gains in the dow since

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the analogy that phil and i often use with this president is sort of a teakettle that is boiling, and at some point he has to let off the steam. so he was quite disciplined today. i think there is a dawning realization that this is a real crisis that is not just bad for the country but bad for his re-election chances if he doesn't get it under control. sog point, and he will be so frustrated with the news media and the stories he thinks are unfair that he will want to go back and forth with them, or he will have something he wants to get off his chest. an don't think we know what sort of mood the president will be in. and when you ask his aides, the >>> coming up, today's huge sell-off on wall street continuing tonight on overseas markets. stephanie ruhle spent the day on the trading floor without a helmet. she lived to tell us about it. she'll be up next. >>> and later, with 352 more delegates up for grabs tomorrow, one of the candidates is hoping a good break can get him back in the lead as "the 11th hour" is just getting started on a monday night. >>> we have a great economy. we ha

phil has got it for us hi, phil >> we have a note from united airlines they've sent out a a couple ofe from the ceo along with the president in which they basically are saying they're appreciative of congress passing the airline relief portion of this bill that is providing about $2 trillion in aid of which $50 billion has been earmarked to help airlines both have of it in the form of loans, direct cash grants and the other half in loans. a couple of interesting notes here one, united says because of this bill passing, it will not have furloughs until at least september 30th so all the employees at united, 100,000 of them, locked in through september 30th no pay cuts as well. however, keep in mind that load factors continue to fall they're still looking for a bottom how bad is it? they're in the tens to, teens, tens to 20s or low single digits low single digits in terms of number of people filling a plane then you've got united planning deeper capacity cuts in may and june remember, they're already down for april. 52% of the schedule has been eliminated it's going to go further in may

turn in on, turn it on again ♪ phil: sounds a bit of a lame reason, just as to say why not.y it. ♪ followlo you, will you f me on the days and nights that we ♪ reporter: it has been 13 years since i last played together, and that last tour was, so collins said, a cnce to say goodbye properly. of retirements that don't stay for long. >> he went back touring with his son drumming. five years ago or before that, it would have been a bit of a big ask, but it has happened naturally. reporter: so a bandeg that in the 1960's with a different look and sound has found a renewed appetite to return to e road. >> ♪ i know what i like >> ♪ turn it on turn it on, turn it on ain turn it on ♪ reporter: and more than 50 years ofec hitds. laura: i might even go. htfore we go t, very bad news for bond fans. the release daja of the new tos bond film, "no tim die," has been pushed to november. it has nothing to do with an evil villain or femme fatale. it is the coronavirus. the producers said they acted after an evaluation of the global marketplace but actually, two fan sites have called on the

let's get over to phil lebeau. breaking news now on ford. phil, what's going on?s ford announcing a couple of partn partnerships as they are trying to work on accelerating the manufacturing of products to help fight the covid-19 outbreak ford will be partnering with 3m on the manufacturing or increased manufacturing of n-95 respirators. ford is also going to be partnering withge health care in manufacturing ventilators exactly where those ventilators will be manufactured remains to be seen, but the two companies all working together separately from that, ford is also testing and building facemasks or face shields, i should say, face shields in demand by the health care community. they're doing this in michigan this has been a rapid move by ford not only to work with 3m and ge health care but on their own to develop, build and ship take a look at shares of ford. announcement from the company just a few minutes ago chairman bill ford said the time for action and cooperation is now. it's critical not only for ford, 3m, ge to move as quickly as possible to fight the c

the band is about to get together come with phil >> ♪ she seems to have an invisible touch ♪ reporter from 1970's prog-rock to 1980's and 1990's chart success. ♪> ♪ i can't dance reporter: they have been around for more than 50's, b a reunion was, according to so comments, unlikely--according to phil collins, highly unlikely. ill health prevented him from drumming. hibut nos son can fill in on drums. they announced they are going back on the road. >> it has been a conversation that has been brewing a little bit. when i was out on the road, showg i could still do something, i think we all felt, why not? >> ♪ turn it on turn in on, turn it on again ♪ phil: sounds a bit of a lame reason, just as to say why not. ♪ follow you, willou follow me on the days andights that we ♪ reporter: it has been 13 years since i last played together, and that last tour was, so collins said, a chance to say goodbye properly. but the music business isenull of retir that don't stay for long. >> he went back touring with his son drumming. five years ago or before that, it would have been a bit of a big ask,t b

oil spiraling down which phil flynn spoke about. there is a lot of movement on the floor in terms how they will mitigate theistic going forward. it has been broad-based including nasdaq which is tech-heavy. we look at dow losers for the day. unfortunately quite a few on the board. dow, chevron expected with the oil and gas producers. the fact that jpmorgan has 7% exposure to oil and gas out of total equity. one ever the stories on boeing the faa said the company needs to resolve electrical wiring issues on the 737 max. still not moving forward with that. talking about the 10-year treasury yield. the fact the yield jumped 20 basis points within a few hours. that is a lot of movement. it hit a record low of 31 or almost 32 basis points. the fact i have that to speak in basis points instead of percentages is really showing the change. volatility exemplified by vix, huge spike towards end of the day. back to you. connell: all together a 2,000 point down day by the dow. christina, thank you. melissa: blake burman from the white house wit

phil never got the reasonable adjustments he needed from the dwp.ners scheme was not taken seriously. did you find yourself being listened to? no, no... sometimes from individual staff members, yeah, but not from management. i think it looks good on paper, saying you employ disabled people to advise you how to deal with disabled people, but they didn't want to hear what could the fixed, theyjust wanted to hear what was going well. it was very much a tick—box exercise where you just had to say everything was fine at the dwp. like, job's done. panorama has spoken to other former community partners who didn't want to be interviewed on camera. several told us the scheme was badly thought through. more worryingly, there were claims some dwp staff had little empathy for disabled people. in march, 2018, having spent over £16 million, the dwp decided not to extend the community partners scheme in march, 2018, having spent over £16 million, the dwp decided not to extend the community partners scheme beyond its planned two years. 0ne dwp employee has witnesse

auto plants let's go back to phil lebeau for more on the details here phil >> when we first reported this about an hour ago, there were a number of people who said, well, why didn't they announce this last night after turhe uaw and g three ceos got together. initially it was a partial shutdown and now it's a complete shoutdown. and perhaps it's because as they realize this visrus continues to spread, it makes more sense to shut down production altogether. what you're looking hhs the big three shutting down by tomorrow night. and then they'll be down for the most part all the way through march 30th, march 31st 25 final assembly plants here in the united states. and this impacts about 150,000 uaw workers. and oh, by the way, it's not just the big three that are stopping production earlier today, honda came out and said that it will be shutting down production in north america. that impacts its four plants, its four facilities here in north america. and then there's the case of tesla. now, this is really interesting. tesla's fremont, california plant is one of the counties where they ha

connell: phil, we'll check on the story back tomorrow. phil flynn in chicago. deirdre: calling it honor of a lifetime, senator warren officially dropping out of the presidential race today. we'll tell you where we think her supporters are likely to go. connell: another cruise ship held off the coast of california. the passengers were allegedly exposed to coronavirus. the governor out there dedeclared a state of emergency. deirdre: from prescription drugs, to iphone, how officials are responding to potential supply shortages as a result of the outbreak of the coronavirus. ♪. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. we'll keep building smarter suv's. to help keep you focused on the road ahead. and. the road beside. did we mention the road ahead. with an available best in class. epa estimated combined fuel economy and the technology to p

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phil, good morning. >> good morning it's unbelievable what we're seeing here.hat exactly if you have to pin point the exact reason or trigger what? >> i mean it's basically saudi arabia basically getting the the upset with russia in they're saying it is all production war. you know, forget the global economy. you know forget the fact that a they're going to damage a lot of people. they're angry at russia saudi arabia because they've been going along with this cut and make everybody feel their pain. so they're right now calling up every -- oil buyer in the world and say hey, don't buy from the the russians. don't buy from the united states. buy from us. we'll give you a big discount and from what we're hearing some of the buyers are taking them up on that offer. lauren: speaking, speaking of inflicting pain on everybody phil does that include shale producers here in u.s. because i wonder this becomeses credit crunch a liquidity issue. >> this is a dark day hopefully clullist will come to the market. but this is a worst possible scenario for the u.s. shale produc

do their job of trying to handle this crisis in a streamlined, responsible, transparent manner. >> phil, ashley alluded to this. absolutely right. his own original material on this subject can't carry the day. he's in a bit of a rhetorical corner. you heard him say people are talking about this all over the world, encountering it no matter where you go, meaning of course it's just not us. he has said more than once, it's not our fault. today he said of companies, it's not their fault. how is he processing word that what looks like the speaker's roster at an rnc convention, big-name republicans in his orbit, are now self-quarantining? >> well, brian, it certainly has to be alarming, and the president has been rattled all day. we saw that when he woke up at mar-a-lago, his resort in florida, and took to twitter. and before noon he had pecked off about a dozen if not more tweets about all manner of grievances, including against the news media, against democrats, vowing to root out and get rid of the enemies within the government, clearly rattled by the dip in the markets and by this corona

head of desperate below with a and so i go at you and phil is filled. with the ed yeah my favorite those 2 rhythms just wiped me out there you know it cracks. funny he let loose a modern people and what i have you want to talk about s n l it's some of my fondest memories of my career i think back on yeah we'll boy i remember how organized phil hartman about the hartman our friend saul but he did so many things that he would have a binder like you did when you went to 7th grade oh yeah with little colored the thing is and lauren would say oh phil in new used car seats. you know like road the back story for the used car going off this was a mac. ours was just you know dumpster bomb. i mean the whole just wasted writers ordering chinese food wrappers everywhere 3 in the morning just filth and decay and exhaustion offices with scripts stacked this high your in everywhere and then you walk along and then you get the fills it was like it was like disneyland and there he's painting a sailboat. poco album cover he was so talented that he just didn't it was just