. ♪ marie: as the oil market collapses, our next guest has seen -- famed trader pierre andurandd -- pierret 64%. me.k you for joining you are taking these parish bets, you are doing very well, handsomely on some of these traits. i want to talk about what happened in the market yesterday. hours before we went negative you set on twitter that the prices could go negative and an oil price is not an equity price. you think this will happen next month as well? already the june contract is trading at $13 this morning. pierre: it is possible. is not something one would bet on but it is something to keep in mind. basically, we are witnessing what is happening when logical -- the pipelines are full and the oil cannot move. proof we can the have negative prices and deep negative prices, for a short we cannot long, when sell the oil anymore. we are witnessing history and things will not get better soon because supply inventories will keep going up. [indiscernible] like whatit sounds you're saying is we're just seeing what has been going on in the physical market. it is not a financial anomaly. this i

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pierre: it is a major disruption.t you can expect today, you know that tesla tried to get nextinto production mode week, but it is probably not going to happen. probablyfe side, getting back to work in june. the production number is going to be very low, maybe 25,000. shanghai, that will depend 50,000 cars produced. hopefully distribution will be all right. demand is very strong, logistics are getting back in place. i think the 50,000 cars that are stuck in transit today will be sold as well but that leaves .5,000 cars next quarter less than a next time around because he will not have cars in transit anymore. we are probably talking half $1 billion of cash burn in q2 as well. how much can china and the shanghai factory make up for this, given that china was hit by the pandemic earlier in the year at people are not buying cars in other hard-hit parts of the world right now? think some of the --duction in shanghai shanghai will produce as many cars as it can. in china, as necessary and europe, and elsewhere in the world

abc's pierre thomas is on the case. >> reporter: in a minnesota suburb that once rang with the sound of children's laughter, the neighborhood has now fallen eerily quiet. >> we miss our routine that we once had, that is now very drastically. >> reporter: they have had their lives turned upside down by covid-19. they are a small business that provides office furniture installation and it has cratered. >> to go to absolutely nothing is shocking. >> reporter: with so many people forced to work from home jobs disappeared. >> a lot of things are racing in our mind to make sure we stay afloat and continue running. >> we feel a responsibility to not only your direct family but also your employees and their families. >> reporter: to counter the loss of their income, alisha went online to sign up for the emergency loan program pan wand assigned an application number. then something peculiar happened. >> an e-mail landed in the in box and was asking for an irs form to be filled out that would held my social security number, date of birth. >> reporter: but luckily, she noted it had a different

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thomas abc news, washington. >> all righty, thank you, pierre. appreciate that. >>> time now for the weather and get it over to rob who i believe was sold that sweater by some scammers. >> he was not. >> oh, yes! score one for dan harris. i like that one. i may wear it again tomorrow. >> okay. >> masters sunday. >>> want to show you some video out -- boy, folks in southern california after a slow start to winter, it will not quit. southern california including san diego, look at this rainfall. we had records set in both los angeles and long beach for six consecutive days in april with rainfall. that's a record. so we got that rain. we got snow across the mountains there in san bernardino, lake ead byea that ejection to the plains and winter storm warnings posted for parts of the northern rockies. and then once this all kind of makes its way east it will drop in, not just some snow, but some heavy rain across tennessee and kentucky valleys on top of frcos dra lot of folks witr ext do not do that yet inneap18 in the morning on tues. 29 subfreezing

francine: that was pierre andurand.uple minutes we have an update on the demand for a number of orders for spain new 10-year bond and was at a record 66 billion euros in terms of the orders. if we look at the yield for the 10-year, we'll bring it up in a second. now let's get to david, head of market strategy at jp morgan private bank. thanks so much for coming on. what do you make of the spanish headline, a record 66 billion euros. i guess there is appetite for certain people to either help the economy or certainly upport european countries. david: good morning, francine. pleasure to be with you. i think that's part of it. i also think that any incremental yield or spread in an environment of negative rates in many parts of the fixed income space is just designed for investors and think it shows a confidence in e.c.b. programs. right now we have obviously aggressive monetary policy in europe aimed to contain spreads at supporting these countries through the heavy amount of debt issuance they're going to have to go thro

the monk in the dark but today pierre on his assistant bus transport medicines in record time from the capital conakry to kiss a dugu on the other side of the country so we're going to know. guinea is still plagued by serious diseases like polio defeat area and rabies. the pharmacy's primary concern is delivering the vaccines to where they're needed before the climate spoils them. with no refrigerated truck or ice balls packs his vaccines in a box with just enough ice for the trip. for parts of the bus and then. the next challenge is getting the vaccines to a porter at the bus step of a downpour has caused huge traffic jams. was so pleased to see. my little sister from. guinea's capital conakry is at a standstill. the taxis stuck in traffic for hours. vendors and beggars try to make the most of the situation. good. things are going to. your south your bus and hear them cannot come to simply be with you to make sure nobody like you can hear ambrose. after 6 hours in traffic the taxi finally reaches the bus to. follow with careful instructions the pharmacist hands the vaccines to the own

pierre primero pensaron que era estrés >>> solamente era un dolor de cabeza muy fuerte pero al día siguienteablar ni moverse tenía que hidratarlo y si no se moría del cobre se iba a morir de deshidratación >>> temía que los pulmones de jorge dejaran de funcionar y que el virus afectará una de sus dos hijas que tiene problemas cardíacos el apoyo de algunos miembros de la familia fue fundamental aunque admite que de otros sintió el rechazo por temor a contagiarse >>> era muy importante para mí yo me siento muy agradecida por las personas que no me dejaron sola >>> ahora jorge se recupera de la enfermedad y lamenta que el coronavirus le quitó la vida tres de sus compañeros de trabajo >>> los compañeros de mi esposo no sé los nombres de ellos pero son tres que es afortunadamente ya no van a estar esos hijos se quedaron sin papá sin hijo sin hermano es algo muy fuerte >>> por poco esta familia está volviendo a la normalidad >>> jorge ya fue dado de alta el hospital le hicieron la prueba resultó negativa. deberá mantenerse en aislamiento para asegurarse que no contagiará nadie >>> ayer decenas de

our chief justice correspondent pierre t good morning, pierre. >> reporter: michael, good morning. dr. fauci has been the subject of online conspiracies claiming that he's fear mongering and overstating the threat of coronavirus. one primary complaint that he's intentionally trying to undermine the president, something i'm sure dr. fauci would flatly deny. it's unclear if dr. fauci had any specific death threat, but apparently the u.s. marshals and other security officials have seen enough. the recommendation for his security detail came after a request from the department of health and human services. dr. fauci is going to get it, if he doesn't have it, a security detail of more than a half dozen federal agents. yes, these are the type of people in black suburbans heavily armed. these are crazy times and i'm sure with all the pressure, dr. fauci is under, security is the last thing he needs to worry about, so these agents are going to do it for him, michael. >> pierre, how fearful is law enforcement? >> reporter: michael, these are surreal times and there's a feeling that unstable

. -- pierre and his german girlfriend. >> we have been speaking to each other through facetime for the last few weeks. you realize it is not good enough. there is no other way but to meet here at the sense. inorter: despite reduction both infection and death rates, authorities have actually tightened restrictions, and residents now have to cover their mouth and nose whenever they go outside. aids an order intended to complacency, but it is creating a problem. have not found protective masks, so i made one myself. authorities say the masks would be available for in three days -- in three days, but they haven't saying that for a month. reporter: those with a sense of civic duty are helping to save lives. womanre people like this leaving intensive care are surviving. there are many thousands who would not make it to the stage of recovery, and avoiding infection in the first place still remains the safest strategy. [applause] paul brennan, al jazeera. >> meanwhile, the news from france is good. -- isn't good. it recorded the highest number of deaths in a 24-hour period since the operate be

the stark divides of race and class are as visible as pierre l'enfant's grid for the capital ci city. or fate of birth can define a life time of opportunity. >> i'm beyonne white-tinsley i'm 38 weeks pregnant and one day expecting our first child a little baby girl. joie: in the days before she reflects on her blessing. happy marriage, were wanted baby and choices many women in this region don't have. white-tinsley was born in d.c. and raised in suburban maryland and worked as a dental hijack rg iiiist until the crisis. >> i'm at work and i shouldn't be here. i don't feel safe what i'm doing so that say i told my boss i was not going to come in. joie: she rethought the birth plan wondering whether a premier hospital was a safe choice in the midst of the pandemic. >> scatter of going to the hospital? i would say yes after they changed the visitation rules i think i was more anxious about not having my support person there with me like what if they said my husband couldn't come. what if he missed the first birth. you hear stories on mom blogs and they take the baby away because coughed

here's abc's pierre thomas. >> i stand before you today. the risk of contracting the coronavirus to the american public remains low, and the risk of serious disease among the american public also remains low. >> it will go away. just stay calm. we're in great shape compared to other places. we are in really good shape. >> reporter: on march26, the united states became the epicenter of the covid-19 outbreak. more confirmed cases than anywhere else on the planet. >> this was something that nobody has ever thought could happen to this country. >> reporter: as of today, more americans are dead from the virus than the number of soldiers killed in the vietnam war. they are our children. our health care heroes. our teachers. our mothers and fathers. and our elderly. nobody is immune to this virus. >> it's an unforeseen problem. this came out of nowhere, nobody can imagine this even happened. >> reporter: despite those statements from our commander in chief, an abc analysis of government reports and public statements shows there were numerous misse

the figures are stored in the attic of the old jesuit college the pierre ta depicting the virgin mary holding the body of her dead son was replaced 120 years ago. some of the other figures date back to the 16th century they are carefully preserved and have been spared the ravages of time. is most the moment the 1st time i took part in the early 1980 s. they had predicted rain that had rained so hard when we carrying the figures we can't really take a step to the side so we just marched straight through all the puddles got so wet you could hear our shoes squelching what a mess that's. been there is retiring this year his sunday shot is said to take over his role in the procession that's the tradition here but 1st he needs a top hat off to do them all. over do you happen to have a spare top hat for our son ben. also it will be 00 to look through what we've got not found 3 because. all platform bearers wear their sunday best black suits and top hats those. are not it this is a top hat my grandfather used to wear. over par seen a few downpours because i'm a dork it's too big for me you ke

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: amy, good morning. that's right. today homeland security is warning law enforcement that zoom, the highly popular video conferencing service, now 200 million users strong, could be used to eavesdrop on u.s. citizens or for espionage. homeland security officials are especially worried about china because zoom did some of their development there and homeland security claims that china has access to zoom's service and could exploit them. but overnight zoom telling abc news that the u.s. government's intelligence is heavily misinformed and they claimed that china's workers do not have the type of access that would allow them to spy. george? >> okay, pierre, thanks very much. >>> we turn to the race for the white house and joe biden preparing to announce the team that will help him choose a running mate as new polls show him leading nationally and in key states. mary bruce tracking all the latest. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning, george. joe biden is trying to narrow his search for a vice president. already

that is indicative of immunity and that the cancer pierre about $56.00 weeks even had be infection and that what we used to indicate immunity and that is leading to this whole their conversation and chatter about nudity passports and immunity to get tickets even as evidence that you have had invention and that you are immune then not 100 percent you know that in other diseases we do see that not not you know not everybody actually mounts an antibody response that can defend another bank is that it is it is a matter of immunity and your right is not the same as a vaccine drew thompson in singapore are also having to talk i guess as well about some of the modeling that's out there some of the modeling that is good and accurate and some of it that is not because when it comes to this idea of herd immunity flattening the curve perhaps there's a thing called an r nort number a rought number and see if you're wrong number is 10 if my roth number was 10 that means i could infect 10 people the 1st 10 people that i met so in a perfect world from a statistical point of view you want to get that

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: george, good morning.on people out of work and counting, americans are desperate for jobs and the bad guys know it. authorities are warning about thieves promising jobs and the safety of working at home. >> hello, this is a courtesy invitation to work with amazon from home. >> reporter: an automated call promising a good paying job. >> make up to $400 in a day. no sales or technical experience are needed. >> reporter: problem is, the fcc says this call is nothing but a scam and has nothing to do with amazon. according to the federal trade commission, consumers filing more than 24,000 covid-19 related complaints since january losing nearly $19 million to fraud. >> they want to work and they're looking for opportunities. that's what makes this so despicable. >> the fact that we have this dark underbelly that is going to try and profit off of the fear that this virus has brought into our daily lives is -- the word you used -- despicable. it's really terrifying to think about. >> reporter: the targets people l

jan pierre jumpy arrow capillarity is a former coronavirus patient who had to be put into intensive care he told us how terrifying the experience was. a lethal war in the beginning i viewed it as a negative positive later when the situation worsened i realized that the coronavirus is truly a monster that's when the fear and terror started i quickly went into respect to treat crisis doctors inform me they would have to interview me at this point i called my wife it was 2 am terrified we were both terrified for god this doctor sort of open gates of me to be insured because if we waited another day it could have been too late from when the doctor arrived telling me that she was going to me i felt i was unconscious after 5 minutes and in these 5 minutes i had so much fear she told me it can take more than a month but i got better in 7 days the most vivid side that i can recall was when they removed the troops the doctor told me look now you have to start breathing on your own so he removed the tube and said call for a few times and start breathing and i started breathing and that's how anoth

as a warehouse worker for pierre one imports actually said this week while being worked to the bone if this is unnecessary i don't want to be the person who died for fragrant oils which i have to say that one sentence may sum up america i don't want to die for fragrant oils well it will go out smelling good joe don't thank the workers putting it all on the line when they don't even want to be on the front lines instead give them a different option propose a world with their safety and health and well being is what matters most not the stock price of every large awful. face corporation but you can't do that not just because you have who fought to make things worse for average americans your entire career but also because you don't remember the beginning of the sentence we have to go to a short break but since you might be sitting home right now this means you might have time to watch my free standup comedy special at least camp american dot com that's right it's completely free stand up comedy special for a limited time also grab the new our team america app portable t.v. which is also

a new fence has created a coronavirus no man's land separating friends relatives and lovers like pierre and his german girlfriend it is very well thought. out if we've been speaking to each other on face time in recent weeks and that's ok for a while but after 2 or 3 weeks you realize that that's not good enough we needed to see each other and hear each of this voice like there was no the way but to meet here at this fades in it's elise long body region despite reductions in both. under oath rates will force use of actually tightened restrictions and residents now have to cover their mouth or nose whenever they go outside it's an order intended to prevent complacency but a shortage of face masks is creating a problem that although no we cannot find protected months i haven't found them so i made one myself with or to say most will be available in 3 days but they've been saying that for a month restrictive measures are having an impact on the spread of the virus and collective discipline and a sense of civic duty are helping to save lives. and more people like this woman leaving intensiv

the president pierre and currencies are sitting on the right his group around the for 15 years he's now backing one of his closest allies ever reste. sitting next to him as his successor whose own currencies decision to run for a controversial 3rd 5 years ago plunged the country into turmoil. the opposition said it was against the constitution to the street. protests were violently broken up by police. detentions disappearances and killings of activists and government critics have been reported regularly ever since the opposition caught at the polls and in currencies or was declared the winner but this time opposition parties are running but this rally supporters of presidential candidate i guess on other to hear him speak his party says more than 200 of its members have been imprisoned and supporters often beaten by the ruling parties militia where our people are attacked and there is no. judiciary or police prosecution which. can be conducted against the perpetrators but the opposition rallies again no keeping distance. coronavirus cases of on the rise in the house and in forced the l

. >> pierre: witnessing what happens, now we're running out of the pipelines of food and waiting for the next move. >> storage is an acute source throughout the industry. >> 30 million barrel as day the world is oversupplied right now. >> too much crude oil getting stuffed in storage at a very fast rate. it's a global problem. a lot more crude oil is on the way. >> should be very careful what to buy, oil futures or oil through e.t.f. in all it can be wiped out. it's a dangerous market to trade in right now. >> in about three weeks you'll have the same situation with june crude oil. everybody knows that. that's the way it's developing. >> i wouldn't get excited about a price recovery soon. >> the price will be sluggish for a long time. >> they can pop up equities and central banks can prop up equities and bonds but if it tried to prop up oil it would make it worse and we'll go to negative prices. tom: some of the voices on petroleum. there are any number of ways of looking at this huge global issue and one of them, of course, is to look at the dynamics of supply and the dynamics of de

we need you to come to the pierre hotel quick. there's a guy in here.s waving a knife and all kind of stuff at people, and you won't leave the building. >> okay. what's your name? [bleep]. >> he locked hisself behind the door, and he keeps swinging a weapon and a two-by-four. >> wait, wait, wait. is it a knife or a two-by-four? >> i don't know, but he keeps swinging something and a two-by-four. he won't leave, and he's locked hisself on here. >> okay. [inaudible] >> what does he look like? white? black? asian. >> he's light skinned, with dreads. >> okay. is he black? >> yeah, he's light skinned with dreads. >> how old is he? >> maybe late 30s, early 40s. >> how tall is he? >> 5'9". >> how heavy? >> he's not leaving, so i need somebody here immediately. >> yeah, i've got them on their way, but is he thin, medium, heavy? >> thin. >> what is he wearing? >> red shirt. >> do you know what color pants he has on? >> hold on. it's a light shirt with blue jeans. >> white shirt? >> yeah. >> white shirt with blue jeans? >> yeah. >> did you actually see the knife o

farmer's daughter katherina and one day had a role in the hay with a promising young notary cole said pierre of course mary's was out of the question a bright future awaited said pietro provided he married a wife from a prestigious family. that's why labor nardo was never truly part of the creative circles of florence around lorenzo the meeting with artists like betty hillandale or michelangelo these were folks who wrote latin sonnets and could hold their own in fine society there not i was never part of that. but said piero never forgot his son and was always ready to use his connections to help him get work but the lack of a proper education left young leonardo at a major disadvantage. instead he was apprenticed to the workshop of one of the most prolific artists of florence and that i am here here leonardo learned how to mix pigments prepare panels or transfer a large fresco drawings called cartoons to a plaster wall. eventually for rocky allowed him to paint one of the angels in his panel of the baptism of christ it's obvious that leonardo's angel is much more beautiful than the rather d

sam stein and kareem john pierre are with me.nion writing for "the washington post" and msnbc contributor. sam stein on the broad can frost of t -- contrast it's stunning bernie sanders would drop out and hardly a blip on the newscast. the stakes so high they have so fund mentally changed the 2020 campaign. if you were the biden team how do you grapple with this? on one hand it seems as though perhaps your message of competence sells much, much better. on the other hand, this is a president and we initially saw a bump in his numbers as people look to their leader in a crisis, he now seems to be readjusting and obvious ll lly grappling with historic unemployment. if you're the biden campaign, how do you look at what happens the next couple of weeks? >> well, obviously, we're in unprecedented times politically. the closest parallel i can think of was the close of 2008 campaign when the stock market was collapsing. another parallel may be when hurricane sandy hit in the close of the 2012 campaign. if you remember, kasie, during that

kobe's pierre himself was routed just in time for many of these people to survive. this was really critical both for the french revolution and for the napoleon a camera. the military experience of someone like bare tear and other officers who survived what was central to the initial successes of napoleon's campaign, so losing these officers would have been a tremendous dream and casualty for the french military. >> yes. >> you had that slide up there where you had ideas a characterized the military enlightenment. i am curious, what proportion of the senior or otherwise prominent french officers at the time subscribed more or less to? this was the some isolated subculture or did this characterize the leadership of the french army broadly? or i soon it might be something in the middle? can you talk about this? please >> thank you so much, i'm trying to get back to that slide. i would say, the french armed forces at the time, the very top officers, generals and oftentimes kernels, are also the most powerful grand ease aristocratic families of france. they are absolutel

since now a new fence has created a coronavirus no man's land separating friends relatives and lovers pierre and his german girlfriend it is very well thought. out if we've been speaking to each other on face time in recent weeks and that's ok for a while but after 2 or 3 weeks you realize that that's not good enough we needed to see each other and hear each of this voice there was no the way but to meet here at this fades in it's elise long body region despite reductions in both infection and death rates or forty's have actually tightened restrictions and residents now have to cover their mouth or nose whenever they go outside it's an order intended to prevent complacency but a shortage of face masks is creating a problem the secret of a no we cannot find protected mass i haven't found them so i made one myself and authorities say mass will be available in 3 days but they've been saying that for a month restrictive measures are having an impact on the. threat of the virus and collective discipline and a sense of civic duty are helping to save lives. and more people like this woman leaving i

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government red tape and a president who downplayed the coronavirus pierre one day it's like a miracle it will disappear all contributed to the delay in scaling up testing a shortage that still persists despite claims from the white house. >>we have tremendous kate testing capacity in mid february, the food and drug administration was getting mixed messages from the cdc about white stance was malfunctioning. diagnostics expert from the fda traveled to atlanta to visit the cdc lab and found them have was contaminated most likely causing the problem with the a station officials said. >>an fda spokesperson said it cdc did not manufacture its test consistent with protocol. a cdc spokesperson said the issue is under investigation and regime quality control measures were not sufficient in this circumstance. >>no doubt that early on we had a problem. >>states were allowed to use a workaround to deploy the existing test get that had been malfunctioning new kids were also ship with the help of an outside manufacturer. meantime there was no coordinated strategy from the white house to ramp up al