to china until late april here now is jay walker, the founder of priceline and ceo of aptijet. moment, jay, but welcome back and number two, let's turn back to the question of travel. it would seem to me so far, there are about oh less than two dozen cases here in the united states, but if as many project including dr. scott gotlieb, we have a blossoming of cases in the united states. will the fear exceed the reality of the illness and cause people to cancel travel bookings? >> i think we can count on humans to be good at fear and not so good at reality so you know what, the reality is the flu is a dangerous epidemic every year but there's not a lot of fear for it the cancellation of the mobile congress in barcelona, there's no coronavirus in barcelona. they're just worried that maybe it's going to show up there, so travel is voluntary and anytime people do something voluntary, they don't do it when they're afraid so i think not only do you have the impact of a lack of chinese going outside because the chinese tourists and travelers are a big part of the global travel market, y

"gma" taking a look with our own experiment searching on orbitz, booking.com and priceline.e room. the other for two rooms at the same hotel and compare findings side by side. so we're on orbitz, and we're checking denver properties right now. for both of our searches on orbitz and booking.com we did not find differences in room availability, but when we check priceline's listings for hotels in denver the one room left alert pops up for our intern isabella, and two rooms left for intern kate at the same hotel, same price. >> you've got two rooms left here and one room left here. so which is it? >> reporter: and while searching new orleans -- this one says one room left, this one says two rooms left. when we check hotels in miami, only one here but only three rooms left over here. and the rooms are the same price, $143 a night. checkbook finding similar results. >> priceline was the leader in terms of warning about low availability. >> reporter: regarding the one-room left pop-ups, priceline said that language refers to a specific room at a specific price, not the entire hote

none of us know for sure right now, but the one that was interesting was last night when priceline, booking.com reported. they had to take guidance down, as we know, but what was indicative of the story was while the guidance came down, the stock is actually trading up today. part of the question has to be what's baked in so far, particularly for the subvert cals, that, you know, we would all think would be most impacted, travel, tourism, those types of things. and how do you think about the subve subverticals that will benefit peloton, not going to the gym. delivery, depending on what's going on there there's a bunch of different areas that can play well depending how this virus goes. >> it's a good point expedia down a percent marriott is up they were one of the -- it was their turn in the machine last night. >> yeah. the other thing to look at as we think about ipos going forward, how they fared during this market if you bought all the tech ipos in 2019 and held them to today, you'd be up about 25%. not bad, right however, if you look at maybe only from the first day pop to today, how would

booking holdings on the rise after beating on both the top and bottom lines, the parent company of pricelineue lower than expected current quarter guidance as the coronavirus outbreak impacts travel demand. maybe it was already in some of these stocks which had born the brunt over the previous sessions because they are relative standouts in what is a sea of red here technology as john was talking about is the second worst performing group down almost 4% with energy getting killed again today down 7% as a group >> i am seeing some of the other travel related names that have been weak. expedia, united airlines down more than the market decline at this point uber by the way is down 10%, worth taking a look at shares of uber i mentioned earlier and i think a lot of people have done work on trying to determine the percentage of overall rides that originate at an airport for example. you've mentioned this, too, sara, as well, in terms of getting in an uber and germs people are worrying about these kinds of things. people are worried about any business that relies on the congregation of people to m

the company runs travel sites such as kayak and priceline. it's impossible to predict where and what the impact will be. >>> when we return, dr. scott le gottlieb is making a house call. coronavirus preparedness in the u.s. take a look at these two stocks both reporting overnight down sharply anheuser-busch and bayer anheuser-busch off 7%. back in a moment >> announcer: don't forget to subscribe to our podcast you'll get interviews, content and behind the scenes access look for us on apple podcast or your favorite podcast app and sub describe today we see heating breakthroughs clearing the air for billions. at emerson, when issues become inspiration, creating a better world isn't just a result, it's a responsibility. emerson. consider it solved. >>> all right, welcome back, everybody. president trump holding a news conference late yesterday to calm american's fears about the risk of coronavirus hitting the united states. >> i don't think it's inevitable i think thatwe're doing a really good job in terms of maintaining borders in terms of lett

when i see hotels and airlines, expedia and priceline and the cruise lines, one day too late rather than early. if it continues lower you could lose something serious and that is where i am playing it. >> our viewers are seeing the flight to safety. a long time since i have seen such safe havens. a 10 year treasury yield, one.26%. it was 124. the point, that is sharply lower and implies a ton of money going to the safe haven of u.s. treasury securities, a record low, one.24%. the 30 year treasury down to one.75%, that is extraordinary stuff. as for the price of oil demand is cut worldwide for oil, gasoline, jet fuel. demand is being cut drastically, oil is down to $46. ashley: down 4638. stuart: bad news for the drillers. good news for consumers in the sense that energy is cheap and gasoline will come down. we are about to open the market and we will be down, jumping up and down this is a downside move is 9:30 eastern time up and running and from the start we are down 500 right off the top, 500 points lower, close to 2% drop, 505, we don't have the board on the left-hand side of the scre