. >> reporter: piper kerman spent more than a year behind bars. her memoir was adapted into the hit series "orange is the new black." >> our experiences are essential to understanding the reform that's needed. >> reporter: she is a passionate advocate of early release. >> jail facilities typically hold people who have been arrested and have been charged with a crime, but are presumed innocent, but the majority of people are eligible for bail and can return to the community, but they are too poor to pay their bail. so nobody shoul sit in jail just because they're poor, and especially when there is a pandemic going on. >> it's looking grim. it's only a matter of time before we all get it. >> reporter: there is an added touch of desperation to calls coming out of jails and prisons. >> we're just in here. look. >> reporter: around the country these days. >> guys is coughing. there's no way to escape it. if this is the last time you see me, bro, know that i love you. not to sound like that, but it's real. >> reporter: confinement and social distancing

and piper sandler out with the teen survey.t brands are not and what are not as thousands of gen zers are stuck home you are watching cnbc. >>> welcome back take a look. we are going to kick this half hour off with breaking news. you can see the dow jones at current levels would open down by around 90 points. the s&p down around 12 points implied if these futures moves hold amid the cash trading check out the action in futures in the last 12 hours we've seen green and red moves higher and lower the 100-point higher and lower given that point now after staging a major come back most of the day before wiping out a more than 900-point day for the dow. oil also as well bouncing back on some renewed hopes amid the agreement. tomorrow, benchmark prices up 24 that's about 3.5%. benchmark crude up 31% as well wti crude sharply lower. worries that any output cut will not move our way let us go worldwide to julianna tatelbaum in london. julianna >> thank you, let's kick off with asia where trading was mixed overnight where countries take

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morgan chase cutting it from 350 to 335, and piper raising their target and only to 300 and piper's raysstill below where j.p. morgan chase was, but here's the thing j.p. morgan saying they'll cut their estimates for iphone sales by more than half and they remain on the stock. can you square these things. do you agree with either of these call sfls. >> i think you have to look at iphone sales in terms of the company's prospects. 85% of the 5200 teens that they surveyed said they are not that is really important and this continues to be a powerful brand and i think that carries the day in terms of the long-term prospects of the stock. if you look at iphone sales for all of this, and better sales for iphone 11 than was anticipated and if you look at diversifying into other businesses whether it's finance with apple pay, healthcare and wearables, but there was room there for the couples to grow, and look, the multiple at nine times is still higher than typical, but certainly not 19 times versus where we were a week ago for me it's a stock you can earn in the long term even if you see sales

piper? one more thought? did you have one more thing?nor cuomo, newsom do lots of smart and important and swift things to protect the people in their state but where all three of those governors are falling short is around this question of public health and public safety that comes to the state prisons, so tragically, in ohio, you know yesterday they reported their first death of a correctional officer and that -- >> yeah, we have that. >> that is officer dawson and -- >> yeah, john dawson. >> i saw him every day when i would leave the prison. he was close to retirement and he was a good guy. he was a nice man, and that was an avoidable death and -- >> absolutely. >> many of these deaths aren't going to be avoidable. >> piper again -- >> moral responsibility -- >> we're only on a slight delay. i have to fit in a break but glad to get your additional point and mr. dawson deceased because of a lot of these threats. we'll fit in a break and we'll be right back. for nearly 100 years, we've worked to provide you with the financial strength, s

adrian piper is a woman who had black ancestry on both sides of her family, but her father was so light that he could pass in the military, and he received two birth certificates in his infancy, the first that he was white and the second that he was -- on his mother's insistence that didn't have a white birth certificate. blacks questioned her blackness and whites would get enraged feeling like she tricked them. >> she's a graduate student of harvard in philosophy. >> exactly. someone comes up to her and says you are about as black as i am and shatters her idea of harvard being a place of where these kinds of questions wouldn't interfere with the life of the mind. but you know, in 2012, he did this art gesture. -- she did this art gesture, publicly retired from being black. when i read that, i was aston h astonished by this. i wanted to write about her. she wasn't interested in doing much. after two months of going back and forth in e-mails and having interesting conversations with her, i met her twice in berlin. we had these long conversations. and something in talking to her opened up

complex 3 year legal battle there were no celebrations from the vatican but at mass on tuesday the piper a cold the persecution that jesus suffered. i would like to pray for all those who suffer unjust sentences resulting from persecution and he. further work a white spells lawyers as a number of civil suits are seeking compensation for his alleged failure to protect children from pedophiles. now the largest brightest supermoon off 2020 rolls over cities around the world hushed by the coronavirus on shoes day sky watches in germany's capital but then witness the super moon rising over the city's landmarks a super moon is when a full moon occurs at the point of its $28.00 day orbit that is closest to the earth and london and around the globe the full moon this time period up to 14 percent bigger than usual. you're watching the news room but you can get the latest headlines on the d.w.i. or on our website. i'm talking about it well thanks or to. stay informed. and on demand. and language courses. video and audio. anytime anywhere. w media center.

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i would like to thank the san francisco irish pipers, murphies school of dance and the dance academyces. thank you for your continued effort working with the mayor in coordinating this event. thank you to the supervisors for hosting the post reception event, i think. a tremendous amount of work goes into the st. patrick's day season. thank you to the united irish society board and volunteers and sponsors that make this all happen. thank you. also, thank you to the city agencies supporting the many events. the san francisco parks and recreation, san francisco fire department and paramedics, san francisco police department, san francisco sheriff's department, the san francisco public works, and the san francisco m.t.a. a round of applause for those agencies. thank you. i would like to thank and congratulate our 2020 st. patrick's day grand marshall, mr. con lions. thank you, con. also, the families of our honorrary grand marshalls. (applause) it is a tremendous honor to be selected as the grand marshall, as well as a lot of work. based on his track record he is up to the task at hand.

even as it sees opposing calls from jpmorgan and piper jaffery.organ is trimming its price target from 350 to 335. we are not even there yet. we are at 266 right now. jpmorgan says that's due to limited customer engagement during the pandemic, yet piper is upping its price target from 260 to 300 after the firm released its biannual team consumer survey. teams found the iphone and apple watch are the most popular smartphone and smart watches among the teens. let's bring in the most prominent analyst in the game, wedbush's dan ives who not only has a new apple note out today but also has begun seeing brand new trading of -- i want my own etf named after me. congratulations. >> thank you. thanks. super excited to be on and, yeah, look, in terms of apple, obviously going to be some dark days next quarter or two. you have to look at the other side of the trend in terms of the five g cycle, holiday season. investors looking at 2021 numbers. you see stocks starting to get some legs here. that continues to be sort of the focus. on other side of the dark v

. >>> up next, new results out from the annual piper sandler survey of teens across america tracking from shopping to eating to whether or not the group is doing more or less netflix and chilling in the coronavirus crisis courtney reagan will have that story for us coming up next. issues facing our world,ticl what do you see? we see a billion more people breathing free. we see access to fresh food being the global norm, not the exception. we see homes staying cooler, without the planet getting warmer. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, focusing core strengths to create a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. yeah, everything is runningis smoothly with the now platform. (bling) see, incident resolved. how did you... gotta enjoy the small wins. you keep being you, derek. keep being you. >>> welcome back as stores stay close, retailer ace nounsing furloughs and layoffs. courtney reagan has more on the story. >> i have counted at least 55 retailers or parent companies of multiple brands that have issued some furloughs or even layof

so you are saying, you're retiring from blackness, retirement home somewhere where you and adrian piper guest: not just blackness but from race. >> host: that means you're also trying to raise your kids not as white kids. >> guest: that is absolutely right. >> host: and i guess we have like five minutes left but so the real practical challenge is what's possible for you and what's possible for your now two children and maybe your brother and his have russian children? .. >> and the response, of course, from some people that there's a risk there of leaving behind the worst off people who need blackness as the one thing they've got to create solidarity and resistance to what is still a pretty racist -- may be a pretty racist world, i don't know. what's your -- i mean, and frankly, most of the people who, people are thinking about when they think that's going to be a useful thing that you're denying them, most of them aren't going to read your book. they're not in the business of making this kind of argument or responding to this kind of argument, so i guess somebody's going to have to mak

. >> reporter: piper kerman spent more than a year behind bars.k." >> our experiences are essential to understanding the reform that is needed. >> reporter: she is a passionate advocate of early release. >> jail facilities typically hold people who have been arrested and have been charged with a crime but are presumed innocent, but the majority of people are eligible for bail and can return to the community, but they are too poor to pay their bail. so nobody should sit in jail just because they're poor, and especially when there is a pandemic going on. >> it is only a matter of time before we all get it. >> reporter: there is an added touch of desperation to calls coming out of jails and prisons. >> we're just in here, look. >> reporter: around the country these days -- >> there is no way to escape it. if this is the last you see of me, know that i love you. i don't mean to sound like that, but it is real. >> reporter: confinement and social distancing are mostly incompatible. >> outside of a cell, you have to basically figure out how are you goin

together you can adhere to that mantra and it can't work because now the right scene is also a cue piper fascists and we cannot be more right wing than the fascists are we have to really separate us from such thinking 2nd strauss never became chancellor and we should not repeat the mistakes if we if we offer right wing candidates for cut chancellor to conservative people we won't when we will create opposition leaders but we will not create chances we will create chances we are the center here's what the germans think is going to happen in your country 48 percent believe that the f.t. will be part of the regional or federal government in the next 10 years 26 percent think it is ok that the f.t. participates in the regional government 19 percent. support the f.d.a. as part of the federal government the situation is not in your control no how could you let it and as far as point you are very experienced as far as you know we have since the beginning of the federal republic of germany we have a right wing up to a white right wing. oriented population up to 25 percent this has not changed si

hundreds of millions a year in revenue is going to be 1st in line with a big bank when it comes i'm a piper one of these things and if you're a little guy you know chances are you're going to the back though i like government has been apologetic i was pleased to see that shake shack to return to the money intent of this money was not for big public companies that have access to capital and many see the big corporations as putting the needs of their employees last and manipulating the system in order to protect themselves however they don't turn to helping the little guy soon the coronavirus pandemic could be a catalyst for a violent backlash the corporations you know they really shouldn't be getting anything a lot of the big companies before this occurred they're loading up on cash there's a dash for cash there are a flat lot of these companies afloat with cash you know those who have the correct connections here with a tremendous ration they'll do quite well i mean a good example are the airlines the airlines are going 58000000000 dollars the big corporations are are are quite well taken c

american today even though we are just finishing up with easter and passover anthony found she's more piper i'd be careful don't be john lennon here but anthony found she's more popular than the pope he has a higher credibility level than anyone in america today that any politician any sports star any entertainment star anthony found what he says people listen to and donald trump is smart to have him around and i actually say metaphysically bear hug him because people trust felt cheated that he's going to give them the right kind of guidance and even have some support you're going to be much more popular and much more credible and the at the head and donald trump isn't he a little bit jealous of that he should be a maybe but he shouldn't be that the role of a leader is search around yourself with people who are even better than you are who are more expert in your profession so his economic council as soon clued people who understand what it is to run a business with 10 people or a 100 people or 1000 or 10000 people even under a 1000 people. the health. counselor he's got and and mike pence

. >> reporter: kids like william, finnegan and piper thomas.se custodians know my children by their first names. >> reporter: and they were the first to answer the call when an elementary school staff member reported he might've been exposed to the coronavirus. two schools were shut down, as the custodial staff was sent in for a complete cleaning. >> we did it all in two days. >> reporter: were you ever, for a moment, any of you guys, concerned about yourselves? >> never entered my mind. >> no, no. >> have a job to do, go do it. >> reporter: but brooke and other parents didn't see it that way at all, so she decided to launch an online fundraiser to say thanks. how much did you want to raise? >> well, the original thought was $200. so it explrom $200 to close to $7,500. >> reporter: $7,500? >> $7,500, yeah. >> reporter: eight custodians in all received almost $1,000 each. >> i was shocked, surprised, and it gave me a good feeling. >> reporter: but the real gift wasn't the money. it was knowing they were valued. >> it was amazing. it was amazing.

. >> reporter: piper kerman spent more than a year behind bars.d into the hit series "orange is the new black." >> our experiences are essential to understanding the reform that's needed. >> reporter: she is a passionate advocate of early release. >> jail facilities typically hold people who have been arrested and have been charged with a crime, but are presumed innocent, but the majority of people are

complex 3 year legal battle there were no celebrations from the vatican but at mass on tuesday the piper a cold the persecution that jesus suffered. i would like to pray for all those his soft unjust sentences resulting from persecution and the. further work a white spells lawyers as a number of civil suits are seeking compensation for his alleged failure to protect children from pedophiles now it's light and things for literally the largest brightest supermoon of 2020 rows over cities around the world hushed by the coronavirus on choose the sky which is in japanese capital but when witnessed the super moon rising over the city's landmarks a super moon is when a full moon a cuz of the plant and its $28.00 day orbit that is closest to the us this time around the full moon appeared up to 14 percent bigger that usual. you're watching the news you can keep up with the latest headlines on the b.w. app or the website. to follow us as well on twitter and instagram too it's at d w news thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. ba

those looking at the psychological impact on the caring professions of study the actual letter of the piper's of other countries where do you see inspiration coming from that we should follow in terms of getting the best outcomes for those in the front line we know that with sars and most of the other types of pandemic that have them packed into other countries that the psychological crack bases for the pole and coming. waves that it doesn't come all at one point in time so it's important that we have this long terran delivery plan and that's what's needed in terms all supporting mental wellbeing for staff and not just our occupational health level and the n.h.s. exception but for the was in cheerfulness at for it's always right across the front line we need access to that but the oaks who are going to access will roll on the period of time with stepped up here where people can have interventions at the level that they require and at the tightening that they require in order just to and based at meet their mental health needs so it's going to be very much a staged and long tear impact it's ve

operating normally in these abnormal times >> well, i've got to tell you, i read a piece of research from piperandler today, it says we are assuming the insurance industry resolves the business interruption claimant issue without bankrupting the industry now, evan, you know, i've been a long time client of chubb for everything i have. i do not want you bankrupted you are important for the country and the world. can they really bankrupt you >> no. i don't think so, jim. and, you know, first of all, let me add perspective and just correct a little bit of i think how you might see things. >> okay. >> this event, like, this health and economic crisis is going to hit the insurance industry like every other industry hard. we're going to pay tens and tens of billions of dollars in losses from both the pandemic health and the economic crisis. think credit related, trade, credit, insuritinsurity, workerp or liability or the fact that a lot of businesses are shut down and property losses tend to increase then. i could go on and on so it is not simply a question of this legal cloud over business interrupt

these inventions that prosy the coin and has combined them in order to get something done so phil piper. having absolute freedom well he didn't manage to do it to provide more privacy but there's a lot of agreement station and operate now oh that's an excellent little history of it all thank you that was great glad you are a ph d. candidate and political philosophy so can you elaborate more on the political philosophy at that point you make a connection there how does its philosophy differ from our current fast system run by central banks last depends on the school of philosophy what's your for when you talk about philosophy because if i talk to my supervisor are you going to tell me that i'm some sort of anarchist and going to associate me with something that is not necessarily from the school of a lot of you that he teaches. well i think i think that philosophically speaking because it is very much close to what the founding fathers of the united states were and visioning by that sounded far better that actually mean thomas jefferson and james madison they were the ones who opposed th

, i'll take a longer term point of view and i want to talk about the show last week and it was the piperurvey that looked at the power of the brand. 85% of them own iphones and this is still a very powerful brand that people want to own, so that's good for the long term. they've proven they can diversify away from i bone and if you look at the chart and it's steadily above the 2 hun-day moving average and it closed above the 50-day. specific to the goldman note they talked about the average selling price and they also talked about unit sales growth and they're extrapolating their numbers based on the recession after the tech bubble and the financial crisis the question is do we think this recession is similar, and you're going to see a similar pickup in sales after this recession is over does the nature of this recession nation the snapback quicker and does the stimulus make it quicker and frankly, we don't know, but we have to look for clues. i think it's interesting if you look at international luxury sales as an example in mainland china louis vuitton. sales have increased 50% compare

. >> question: i'm ken piper and i'm just wondering when can we make public comment on any of the locations? in particular, kmnc. >> you'll have an opportunity when we get to that to speak. >> operator: you have two questions remaining. >> hello, caller? >> question: this is richard drury, i was going to ask for a continuance on item ten. >> when we get to item ten, you'll have that opportunity. >> operator: you have one question remaining. >> question: i'm bradley angel and i'm the director in green action for health and environmental access. i'm on behalf of all of the members in bayview hunter's point, the commission district and other neighbors around the city and we put our writin -- i. we want to raise a concern that the notice for this hearing, contrary to what was in the announcement, the public wasn't properly notified and the many residents of san francisco were either limiting the speakers and once again denied access despite our repeated request to comply with the city's language access ordinance and that applies to not just this agenda. so i would again ask that we're all very

and david kcosten wasn't enough and the commentary, we're not going back to the bottom then you have piper sandler with the most bullish note i've seen in the entire crisis they reiterate at 3600 >> that's high i haven't been on in a month it feels like a year i think today april and may it's about patience some of my biggest concerns is we know the unemployment numbers 17 million over the last it's the under employed. i think the consumer behavior has changed. the unemployment number is a headline that's awful and painful. i think the under employed number needs to be understood and digested we're definitely with the cash we have, we're not buyers of new equities today we love the asset classes that we own we love the individual stocks. we do want to be patient >> it is good to see you again i should have asked you how you're doing and we hope you're family is doing well it is nice to see you after a month away from the show it's good to have you back >> jim, you heard the three. you heard the notes. weigh in now mr. 8% cash. >> i just took it up to nine i think a long with joe it keeps u

. >> greg piper with politics, i interviewed you 20 years ago i a journalist. i wanted to ask you about business balls seemed like a lot of the problems in journalism is the way that you make money on it. it does not reduce good journalism, what is the path forward thatpeople don't think as much about ? >> journalism in the us has had many different models . originally use a newspaper they they would be funded by, they didn't call them subscribers, they called them patrons and then it began an advertising based model, you've got to have circulation to sell people those ads but we were turning out to the early model of donors, funders, nonprofit organizations very often and the publications that don't have, that don't even have one big sugar daddy or a lot of small ones are in trouble and the big sugar daddy has its own set of problems. just bezos of the washington post, that's trouble but that's what world is doing is having lots of different donors, we have more money from advertising or subscriptions and that's what i'm recommending people. there are 2 people

pipers for plants for their gardens, more and more will have to come overseas.ing brilliant plants, healthy pla nts raising brilliant plants, healthy plants and looking after the environment, that we are throwing that away, throwing a third of it away. those are going to have to... if this goes on untiljune, one third will have disappeared, gone to the wall. it is good to get your perspective. thank you forjoining us. narendra modi has described his country's fight against coronavirus. .. ..as a "people—driven" war. mr modi called on people to end the habit of spitting in public — and hailed the value of traditional indian medicine in boosting immunity. he also called on citizens to pray more than ever during ramadan to help beat the outbreak. our correspondent in delhi, zubair ahmed, is following developments. across the country there is a general approval of the way the government has handled the crisis so far. of course, if you are looking at the indian media, there is wall coverage of mr modi's half—hour radio broadcasts this morning. the government efforts

. >> craig johnson of piper stanley, 20% greg johnson of pir stanley, thank you very much appreciate everybody watching. "mad" with jim starts now. >>> my mission is simple -- to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere. and i promise to help you find it "mad money" starts now hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money. welcome to cramerica other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job isn't just to entertain but to educate and teach you so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc. or tweet me @jimcramer. welcome to the twilight of the index funds. i think that's the great untold torrey er t story. for years, lots of very smart people told us that index funds were the best, if not the only way to invest. instead of trying to beat the market, they argue that you should just buy a cheap indecision fund that mirrors the s&p 500. but sometimes trying to mirror the market is a bad strategy take the s&p 500 you have to own so many have-nots along with the haves during this pandemic it's changed everything.

piper stanley being more direct. the bear market has concluded. there you go guy adami, you heard that, you have four calls all saying the same thing, it's not taken away from main street and the human toll we understand we are focused on the markets. do you agree with those pretty optimistic views >> no, but i hope they're right. the short answer is -- i don't see how we get there i thought the market when we made an all time high of 3400, 3393, you are assuming $160 worth of earnings. the market was trading at 120 times. we're not going to get anywhere close to 160 you could see 100. even if you say 130, it's a 20% discount the market was expensive at all time highs, i think it's expensive now, we have a great run off the bottom will we make another new low i have no idea, i don't see this thing continuing to ratchet higher in this current environment, so no >> i guess there's another way to look at it, which is, i know we've had a little bit of a run here on the tech heavy nasdaq. if you throw 6 to $10 trillion at a problem like the government

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we get to the end of the runway and the colonel flips around the 747 like it is a piper cub, stomps on stomps on the brakes, powers of the engines just, they are blowing, and let's go. we go rolling down there. i didn't aircraft carrier landings and takeoffs. that was the closest thing i've seen to aircraft takeoff. we rolled down that thing and he gets their board and stances on the tail. i'm looking up at the present like this, yeah, i'm okay. how's your day going with he's looking down at me like this. but almost we are heading up the west coast of florida and the president says we going to washington. the vice president calls him from the peoc. rumsfeld leaves the pentagon and coast to the command center and says don't come back. the president is not a guy who's got a temper but they are arguing about whether or not to go back to washington. they are saying we don't know. there may be some guy with a shoulder launched missile waiting for air force one to come to final approach. the entire day was like that. i'll tell you one quick forcing install. the president is sitting there, an

companies are real earnings are still a good place to be >> liz, piper sandler still sticking with their s&p target year end 3600 i know that's a lot higher than you think we can go in any scenario does that make sense 3600 >> no. i don't think 3600 makes sense when i talked at top of show about this rally being exhausted, i think we'll see a bit of rotation in leadership. one of the places where i do agree with mike and i talked about this the last time i was on the show, small cap does lead us out once we start to recover. i don't know that we're going to see that rotation clearly right now. i do think especially in the tech space you're going to see a change of leadership between market cap levels and small cap probably is stronger on the way out of this. if we expect a 20 to 25 hit, 25% hit to earnings in 2020, that means the s&p is trading at 22 to 23 times 2020 earnings which seems outrageous theory and math tells us that doesn't make sense but it could go on for a while and it doesn't have to make mathematical sense. i do think we're going to start to see a bit of a rotation here.

so the windshield pipers and the piper fluid. now it makes sense. new insight from former fda commissioner scott gottlieb. >> i don't think anyone has optimized. we're not going to have the testing in place or the employees for the contract tracing. we're opening at some risk. i think that is inevitable. >> as the report released this week laying out four benchmarks the u.s. needs to reach before we wrurn to normalcy. joining me professor crystal watson, and dr. irwin reynolds from columbia university. welcome to you both. thank you for joining me on this easter. professor crystal to you first, you and colleagues lay out four things that need to hospital. the first is that hospitals in the state must be able to safely treat all patients requiring hospitalization. point two, there must be sustained reduction for 14 days. three, each state needs to test everyone who has symptoms. point four, each state could conduct monitoring of cases. talk about the process that got you to these conclusions. >> yeah, so we were seeing that leaders in our country wer

that's pretty rich coming from the speaker whose the pied piper who tried to put everything into thisl and worried about where it's going now. why don't we focus on helping the american people, do like the president has asked let's get the m in to where it needs to go and help our healthcare officials and help our hospitals and help businesses get back to work just like you've been talking about on the show this morning this is something we've got to get through and then recover from, and just to simply do this not to attack and basically say we're going to follow this president is just randomly what we've seen the last year and a half. it's frankly just painful. maria: so i want to ask you about the $2.2 trillion relief package. do you think it's going to work? do you think we need a fourth stimulus but let's do it on the other side of this break, congressman doug collins will go through the response stay with us, doug collins we'll be right back on "sunday morning futures ." boston light, america's oldest lighthouse, has stood strong through every dark hour and bright dawn our count

piper upgraded general mills and campbell soup. that's no surprise the eat at home thing is working out. general mills, by the way, stocks near 52-week highs. there you see it right there "football night in america"ly note new highs today, all the stay at home crowd netflix, amazon, you got walmart and eli lilly, obviously doing well back to you. >> we appreciate it. thank you. >>> well, the president says some states could reopen for business by may 1st. the white house's working on a set of national guidelines on the effort and holding phenomenon calls with leaders in industries to get their input. all this as germany's merkel has just announced that nation will begin reopening on april 20th. that's in just five days let's get to kayla tausche in washington with the latest kayla? >> the president said some states can start economic reentry in the coming weeks, the efforts will be led by states' governors with input from washington there are several groups in a hierarchy of decision making with the coronavirus task force holding t

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