to make their two families one, to the horror of their respective children, while the villainous russell brand choose the scenery, handsomely doubling for cornwall. matthew goode and paula patton are the single parents planning to make their two families one, to the horror of their respective children, while a villainous russell brand chews the scenery, provided in eye—catching fashion by ireland handsomely doubling for cornwall. well, that is extraordinary. you. you, don't move. brilliant. oh, and one of the rest of you. well, better be getting back to the old mansion! do let me know if you need... anything? yeah! that would go there as a noun, wouldn't it? anything. any—thing! having apparently never been out of print since its first publication, the original novel has spawned several screen adaptations, including the much—loved ‘905 bbc tv series and a somewhat underrated 2004 film adaptation shot in the isle of man and featuring eddie izzard as the voice of it. this film of jacqueline wilson's modern update doesn't have the charm of those productions. what it does have is a hint of t

about a third of the russell's aren't profitable.s to and, you know, decently-priced capital usually in the high yield or bank loan markets to keep their long-term growth plans alive. so high-yield spreads are a real tell about the access to is and cost of lower, non-investment grade quality debt. when those spreads contract, and clearly the fed is trying to make them contract because of what they're doing, it tends to be the case that smaller cap stocks outperform. from the march 23rd lows, the russell 2000's only on par with the s&p, so if high yield spreads come down further, small caps should outperform the s&p. and history says 8ing 0 president of the time -- 80% of the time that's exactly what happens. jack: thanks, nick. this past week we did see the russell edge the s&p 500, so i think you might be right on the money there. >>> up next, round table members give their investment ideas for the coming week. stay right there. ♪ ♪ i juststststst there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employe

russell westbrook. >> jimmy: russell westbrook.for doing this >> thank you for having me, man. appreciate it. i'm excited to be on so, thanks for having me >> jimmy: you know, i'm a big fan of you you've been on our show a bunch of times how's everything going you have three under 3, don't you? >> three under 3, it's going great. you know what? it's going good, actually. it's going great >> jimmy: really you mean that? >> yeah, i actually -- you know what i actually get a chance to see my kids wake up every morning, which is something that i don't get a chance to do often so i'm very excited about that >> jimmy: oh, yeah >> happy to be home. so that's good >> jimmy: so you get to play with them. are you playing -- what do you do under 3 i forget >> well, right now, we're in a a jealousy game called the jealousy game. one kid comes, the other one comes right along, the other so that's -- that's the game it's the game we play right now. >> jimmy: one is jealous of the other one. absolutely, yeah >> they just follow -- follow whoever

i'm so psyched to catch up with russell wilson and ciara right now. >> jimmy: russell wilson, ciara, look good. where are you right now and how are you doing? >> well, we're cozied right here by the fire this is -- i'm trying to get as close as i can to her. you know what i mean and cuddle up. >> jimmy: you're smooth, man you're smooth. >> yeah, yeah. we're in california right now. obviously all this going on is just absolutely crazy. >> jimmy: it is really -- how are you keeping the kids entertained? what are you doing >> oh, my gosh literally, we have -- we've realized -- we always think there's really nothing we can't do we realize that there's really nothing we can't do. at this point we're teacher's assistants, zoom classing -- yup. zoom classing it up. but it's been really fun actually it's been kind of working itself out russ is now officially the football coach >> yeah. i'm coaching football, baseball, basketball all sports trying to get them trained up. you know >> and i'm doing some work with some dance classes for sienna and zahir. >> she's teaching me she's teaching me. >

you also get to hear russell brand use the phrase ethnically insensitive erotic, and see him run aroundith his bottom on fire, which sums up the film. four kids and it is now available on sky cinema. at the other end of the spectrum, this week also sees the streaming release of the whalebone box, their latest fantastically inventive arthouse production from british maverick, andrew cotting. i asked him whether whalebone came from and he said it came from a washed up wail after the whale had been smashed up asa result of a storm. the box in question was made of the bones of a whale that washed up on the isles of harris in the outer hebrides many years ago. the film follows two journeys, one in which geographer ian sinclair and photographer anonymous join andrew on a pilgrimage to take the box back to harris, on the other we venture into the dreams of eden cotting, artist and muse and daughter of andrew. there is nothing mainstream about andrew cottings films which are more like a cutup collage of sounds and vision, throwing together ideas and places and finding strange connections betwee

russell wilson, ciara, j.j. the distance with our brand-new take on a disney song like you've never heard before. as we say, good morning, america. ♪ ain't no mountain high enough ♪ ♪ ain't no valley low enough ♪ ain't no river wide enough to keep me from you ♪ >>> welcome back to "gma," everybody. thanks for being with us on this thursday morning. happy to have robin and george joining us from their homes all morning long and i'm looking at you two and kind of upset. i missed the color coordination memo. >> oh, but you know what, michael, happy friday eve. happy friday eve, my friend. >> thank you. >> we'll make sure you're on the memo line, the email chain next time. >> thank you. >> you got that. >>> we wanted to bring some hope to your morning so we are partnering with feeding america for our "gma" day of hope. feeding america, as you know, is a huge nationwide network of food banks, and we're kicking this off with some very good news. a generous gift from our friends at bounty who are donating $2 million to

back with retired general tenor general russel honore ray he's joining us from baton rouge or ken the general what's the situation currently like in louisiana louisiana is. isabel getting worse larry it's going to get worse for you you know bogus every day the number of people dying and one being admitted because we there 1st test we did it 78 is it going to take the men long to get the results back right about the numbers of people that's been certified and having the virus. unfortunately it takes of up that mountain time for people to test that telethon to go in with durward is an issue we would describe as double pneumonia then they're certified as having the virus and it was then to help enough to survive you know what was secondary conditions did not survive those with diabetes elderly obese or having our issues it's hard for people with those conditions to survive. high what it what would you say to in this time of peril and there's no other better word for it and you handled katrina so well what would you say to americans now watching and others around the world what advice wou

we're talking with retired lieutenant general russel honore e. he was commander of joint fed task force katrina and we'll be right back with more of the general after these words. better if long russian airlines. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down until you find the truth. because it's time to do news again and question more. better if long russian airlines. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development the only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. back with more tad general tenor general russel honore a he's joining us from baton rouge and chana general what's the situation currently like in louisiana. louisiana is. it is a given worse larry it's going to get worse before it gets better you know bogus every day the number of people dying and one being admitt

we're talking with retired lieutenant general russel honore e. he was commander of joint fed task force katrina and we'll be right back with more of the general after these words. tariff long russian airlines. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good uses like a jackhammer good drill down and think find the truth. because it's time to do news again and question more. tariff long russian airlines. i can't show you my face but i'm going to teach you must door in 9093 this man was sentenced to death. they could charged with capital murder even though he didn't have the gun didn't pull the trigger didn't intend to kill anybody imagine living in your bathroom for the week with the center for $23.00. i doubt that it deserved to be. yeah. confined within 4 gray walls teenage son it seems it. can help him to leave death row. back with retired general tenor general russell honore ray he's joining us from baton rouge lieutenant general what's the situation 'd currently like in louisiana . louisiana is. it

of thecomposition russell 2000 is more domestic and higher data.ays, this tells us about expectations for the u.s. economy. even more importantly, it tells us a lot about willingness to take risks. benchmarkent the continues to underperform, one can conclude expectations for the economy are rather muted. investors arede not really in a place where they are willing to take in a lot of risk right now. it is mainly made up of consumer financials. generally, these are three very beaten-down sectors. what are you doing in the portfolio at the moment in terms of companies you are holding. first and foremost, valuations were rather attractive. hasany ways, not much changed. about combing through the universe. understanding competitive dynamics. positioning with the companies that are going to be secular winners. >> if we get a 15% unemployment rate, and i know it is going to be noisy, how bad could things get. >> i think it is about trying to gauge how things are going to look. in the short term, given the composition, these are companies who through no f

we're talking with retired lieutenant general russel honore e he was commander of joint fed task force katrina and we'll be right back with more of the general after these words. terrorists long russian and lions. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among comparable good uses like a jackhammer to drill down and think find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. aeroflot russian airlines. under threat our attention is biased to scare information we want to know about more so we will be i'm listening for this information what else happened how many people died what wells got sick. what are other trolls risk factors the greatest blows we can to make a better outcome if you are getting it it's by the by so we have this natural bias . financial flying today was all about money laundering 1st to visit this gas industry different. this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in europe something in america something overseas a cayman island it will hold these banks are complicit i

we're talking with retired lieutenant general russel honore he was commander of joint fat task force katrina and we'll be right back with more of the general after these words. long russian and lines. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good news is like a jackhammer good drill down and take find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. aeroflot russian airlines. under threat our attention is biased to scare information we want to know about more so we will be have to listen for this information what else happened how many people died who were well as good say. one or other and i'm told this crack was the greatest throws we can to make a better outcome if you can it's by the by so we have this natural bias. in london julian assange is standing trial on whether he will be extradited to the u.s. to face espionage charges the stakes could not be higher i saw inches live even life is on the line freedom of speech is also on trial though you wouldn't know that mainstream media. under the. fede

the russell up a healthy 4.9%.ergy the best performing sector today followed by communication services, up 5%. the bell is ringing. so we are higher by 2.7% on the s&p 500 for the week as a whole, up 3.6%, the russell 2000 the winner, up 5% today over 1% for the week so far. >> the dow closing at its highest level since march 10 president. welcome back i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost along with mike santoli. a strong session on wall street propelled by some good results from gilead's remdesivir drug to fight the coronavirus and also from fed chair powell helping fuel the rally late in the afternoon, saying the federal reserve is in no hurry to withdraw any of the stimulus and remains there to provide more. there's the dow finishing up 2.2% the s&p 500 ending with a gain of about 2.66% we were up more than 3% a few minutes ago. but it was broad as we mentioned, it included some of the stocks that have been harde eest hit. communication services strong. the banks also continuing to rebound, materials, consumer disc

comfort to russell's grieving wife, kathy, who stepped outside to listen. ♪ >> beautiful.gation online this week, second presbyterian senior pastor said, quote, i am lost today without my chaplain. we want to send our love and our condolences to mrs. russell and to the church family there in east memphis. >>> our next high goes to all of you out there confined to your homes but still dancing your way through this crisis. i'm looking at you 6-year-old kira and grandpa marvin in nashville, tennessee. ♪ a, b, c it's easy as one, two, three ♪ ♪ as easy as doh rei me >> kira and her papa live across the street from each other in nashville. they have to keep a safe distance apart right now so they have a daily dance-off as a way to spend time together. looking good, you too. >>> then the street in buffalo, new york, where neighbors have regular social sdants dance parties to get outside and keep spirits up. ♪ ♪ >> a little stones for you. there are several people bringing it in that video, but this is your guy right here. there he is. go get it, my man. >>> our next high goes to

meanwhile, jamarcus russel was the first over all pick in the draft by the oakland raiders. today is the anniversary of that big blunder. the lsu quarterback is considered one of the biggest busts in nfl history. al davis insisted on taking russel despite warning signs about his work ethic and substance addiction. after 25 starts. and everybody in the organization knew it was the wrong pick. including scouting director, john. >> you know, and that was unanimous. because lane kiffen. a very good personnel guy, he really tried hard. and it was one of those things, he got fixated. i'm going to make this guy a player. and he was truly talented. and i always hoped it would come. but it was have personal pride. >>> while sporting events without fans might still be months away in california, the warriors still aren't allowed to be in a small group at their practice facility. today, steve kerr said he doesn't anticipate being back on the floor until next season during a video chat hosted by usf. >> we were down to 17 games. but we were owed of the playoffs. -- but we were out of the

russell wilson.t. >> turn on the advanced noise canceling features on your headphones, so nothing distracts you. >> guillermo: you read my mind! my team selects joe burrow! >> let's go, yes! >> brutal. >> no, joe. >> guillermo: more passion. >> joe burrow! >> yes, i did it, i did it. >> guillermo: joe, leave the acting to the security guards. >> how about a lasso. >> yee-haw! >> jump in the box. ooh, ooh. >> that's not it, joe, need more energy, bud. >> yes! how was that one? >> guillermo: listen, joe, good luck in the nfl. >> that was actually funny. >> dicky: bose, official headphones of the nfl, visit bose.com to learn more. >> jimmy: that's our time, i want to thank arnold schwarzenegger, edward norton. apologies to matt damon, we only had room on the show for one donkey tonight. if you're really lonely, maybe just let the bedbugs bite a little. >>> right now work is just getting under way in san francisco on a major construction project along highway 101. these are live pictures. the shelter in

russell? >> hostility is pervasive and growing.e've received over 1100 cases of anti-asian coronavirus discrimination in just the last two weeks, without even advertising or publicizing the site. asian americans are experiencing harrowing incidents of being yelled at, shunned and even physically attacked. what's striking is a lot of times people are being spat and coughed upon. so it has a sort of public health threat as well. >> okay, russell, thank you. there have been so many instances like this of people spitting and attacking and saying horrible things. let's turn to paul sappho next. you study society, paul. it's so fascinating about the nature of human behavior. what is it about the pandemic that brings out and magnifies our send stendency to blame certain groups. >> this goes way back. we have to recognize the current bias is the result of a mal adaptation of a evolutionary group. we are wired to be pattern seekers. it means we're finely tuned to detect patterns as a cognitive shorthand. each one of us is here today because

russell wilson. on. >> jimmy: you read my mind. my team selects joe >> let's go, yes! >> brutal. >> no, joe. >> guillermo: more passion. >> joe burrow! >> yes, i did it, i did it. >> guillermo: joe, leave the acting to the security guards. >> how about a lasso. >> yee-haw! >> jump in the box. ooh, ooh. >> how's that one? >> guillermo: listen, joe, good luck in the nfl. >> that was actually funny. >> dicky: bose, official headphones of the nfl, visit bose.com to learn more. >> jimmy: that's our time, apologies to matt damon, we only had room on the show for one donkey tonight. if you're really lonely, maybe just let the bedbugs bite a little. >>> this is "nightline." >>> tonight, tinder box. covid-19 and the long-term care crisis. >> some of them would crash real fast, like nothing i've ever seen before in my life. >> nursing homes. first flash point of the pandemic. the staggering loss of life spreading across the nation. now the accusations the trump administration could have done more to save lives

were hanging on a 7-point gain for the blue chip s&p is up about a third of 1% but the nasdaq and russells are lower. david is on the line he's the chief economist and the cnbc contributor dave, are there any points that people are missing about the nature of the layoffs and the shutting down of the economy right now? i don't know what kind of letter shaped rebound you thip we might have at this point >> we have no play book for this there's no real template that we can rely on. in the past i think that we have to build an assumption here that we could be in this isolation mode or the social distancing, you know, through not just the balance of this quarter but into july i could see the canadian government, the australian government made some comments along those lines. i believe we will get through this and we're in the eye of the storm right now. we're just entering into it. but, i don't see there's going to be significant recovery even after we see this improvement on the case curve and the start to leave our homes and start to work again i think that until we get the most important dat

russell trott explains. they take their baseball very seriously in taiwan.ers from the fans help us get excited about the game, so when there is no audience, we still have to deliver the performance that we are expected to show no matter if it‘s to be quite calm attitude, so that we have the same feeling as if there was an audience. the cardboard cutout fans here complete with the obligatory face masks may seem a little less than enthusiastic as they watch their heroes warm up for the big game against the fubon guardians. but for the players, there‘s plenty to play for. for the first time in 30 years, baseball games from taiwan are being broadcast and streamed online for free to a global audience. with no other baseball currently played, officials see a chance to highlight taiwanese baseball abroad. i think we have a mission to bring the comfort or bring the excitement orjust to bring — to provide a way out for people out there. whether you‘re watching from the states, in europe or maybe in australia, i think they are looking at us. i believe if they enjoy t

general russel honore a man who coined the phrase stuck on stupid we will never forget we thank you sir for your service for the fine job you did there and for joining us today for your comments thank you very much good to see again. thank you sir appreciate it while lots going on let's do this now let's talk about the w.h.o. we hear reports daily about the w.h.o. world health organization how's it doing while it gets all the global attention critics argue it may not truly have the interest of citizens at the core of their mission what's that mean here to explain and none other than robert kennedy jr who is critical by the way of w.h.o. 1st of all mr kennedy my condolences on the loss of your niece and your nephew i know that must have been very difficult for you and your family. i still feel you know i'm looking at this situation with the w.h.o. and most americans are not very familiar with it you seem to be suggesting that it may have some inherent problems what would those be sir. it has systemic structural problems and it has the same problems ascension to cæsar and some of the othe

russell trott, bbc news.ause of the virus. a buckingham palace official has said her majesty decided it wouldn't be appropriate at this time. it's thought to be the first time in her 68—year reign that there will be no salute, which usually takes place at hyde park and the tower of london. captain tom moore will be the guest of honour at the opening of a new nightingale hospital in yorkshire next week. the 99—year—old war veteran will appear by video—link. it's been announced that the £25 million — that's $31 million usd — raised by captain tom will be used to buy food parcels and counselling sessions for national health service staff, as well as electronic tablets to allow patients to talk to their families. a reminder of our top story. president trump has said that texas and vermont will allow some businesses to reopen on monday. he said the virus was now past its peak. in several states right—wing demonstrators, supported by the president, have demanded to go back to work, saying that stay—at—home measures

one of them would be the russell 2000 small caps and i've said it a few times over the last few weeks. that, to me, is probably a far better indication of just the immediate impact to u.s. businesses when you think about their leverage, you think about what makes up the russell 2000 and the heavily exposed to financials and much weaker financial institutions than the ones that are reporting earnings this week which have been disappointing. we've seen what the xlf has done this week alone and that's made the major money center banks so when you think of the russell 2000 down 30% from the recent highs i think that might be telling you a bit more of the story. i don't love to hear the term that data doesn't matter what's really important is as much visibility as you can get every piece of data matters. every piece of data relative to other data and the historical data so keep consuming it. keep coming up with adjectives about it it will help you figure out what's going and it will be helpful with the sentiment in the market so while the 5% to 10% moves have abated in the major indices, m

look at the russell 2000. it is up more than 4.5% right now and the russell 1000 is up 1.8% which beats the gains we are seeing for the s&p, the nasdaq and the dow, which are all up 1% plus. we just wanted to mention that. we know there are a lot of small businesses out there that are publicly traded. >>> all right. georgia. georgia is currently the most intensely scrutinized state in the united states at this hour, as it reopens restaurants post-coronavirus shutdown. what they are doing is beginning with limited dine-in service but if they want to open at all, okay, governor brian kemp has said they have to follow a list of 39 different requirements. among them, a limit of 10 customers per 500 square feet, and all employees must wear face coverings at all times and they have to be screened for illness. let's get a realtime report on how the reopen is going. we are joined by co-founder and ceo of atlanta-based chain wing zone, matt friedman, which has some 90 plus restaurants and multiple franchisees. thank yo

his son, russell, came on my show and i stayed in touch with him about his father's recovery. and today, dr. weg himself joins us now. doctor, it is so good to see you and to be able to speak with you. i know your family was so worried. you know, ae wez learned, and as we continue to learn more and more about this virus, i just think it's helpful to understand what people like you have experienced. can you share with us what the coronavirus did to your body? what were your initial symptoms and how did they develop over time? >> thank you very much, ana, for having me on your program. this means a lot for me to be able to come full circle with all of this. i want to share my experience, but i'll take a second to just gratefully thank my wife, my sons, my physicians and nurses at cornell hospital, especially dr. robert gelfan who advocated on my behalf. my staff and patients who reached out in a magnificent way, including all the prayer. and i'm sure that all of that goodwill and all of those tremendous efforts are what brought me here today to be able to speak with you. the exp

. >> i like to know about the reaction of governor daniel russell on the coup. and the reactions from either wells barnett. >> russell was a republican and in fact he was put in office with the help of black votes. he was fromwilmington . he was from a slaveowning family, was part of the white gentry in wilmington. but he was under threat by the white supremacists. a completely intimidated him. they threatened him with assassination, he carried a gun with him he was so afraid. they threatened him with impeachment. he tried to go to wilmington on the day of the election and managed to vote but he barely made it home. it was almost killed on the way because he had to go through redshirt towns on to get back to raleigh on the train and they had to hide him in a baggage car and at every stop drunken redshirts would board the train and try to lynch him and screaming lynch the fat sonofabitch . he made it to raleigh only to find at the governor's mansion it was surrounded by a mob and he barely got inside and he and his wife had to stay there. in order for federal tro

russell that small company index, take a look at the russell 2000, up by 2%. what does that mean? that is actually a key indicator. bet's bring in mellon chief investment management, alicia levin. great to have you here, alicia. >> thanks, cheryl. cheryl: talk about the russell 2000. one of the things interesting today in the market, smaller cap, even mid-cap companies are actually performing stronger than larger names. does that tell you the market is finally starting to find a strong footing? >> well it's unclear whether this is just tactical catchup trade or a message that the market really sees the end of the lockdown and growth going out. so as you know, the small cap underperformed on the way down, and woefully so and then when we bounced starting on march 23rd the small caps really underperformed because that's where they're going to be any kind of cash flow issues or bankruptcies you will see it more in the small cap universe. so therefore the small caps really struggled, unlike large cap tech names which really flew in the face of this. when you see that groups that reall

worth its premium whether it be on the russell, the s&p or other large industries u.s.tocks trade at a significant premium at this cycle a better place to cope at that premium or should that erode because of action on the other side of the atlantic >> caller: that is a good question the u.s. market deserves to trade at a premium when you look at the composite of the s&p 500, there is a very high level of companies with high profit margins and strong growth that are dominant in their industry i'm talking about facebook, google, apple and so forth there aren't really many companies that have such strong profit margins to compare the u.s. market with other markets just on the back of the loan misses the point that they have had more category killer companies with stronger outlooks having said that, one area i will look at one area i talk about a lot is the fact that some of these big companies do rely heavily on advertising for those business models if corporate america tries to cut expenses on what they use on advertising and potentially technology as well that is going t

that's why if you look at the russell 1000 growth, it was down 4% through the end of last friday yearuse the microsofts, apple, those companies aren't really good, strong franchises with quite a bit of sustainable earning power. got in on apple a couple of years ago when the stock was out of favor the other one on the list we own was intel. which is basically you know down zero percent on the year we bought merck. but for the most part, those are good quality companies, just too high multiples we can't justify buying google or johnson & johnson or verizon and mastercard they're really great businesses, but they're too high multiple for us systematically, maul sand mid cap stocks have lagged here and i think it's going because one, nobody knows if a lot of them have to be b in sick cyclical as like manufacturing nobody knows when they're going to return to business and nobody knows how bulletproof their businesses may be over the next three to six months. and so you know, systemically which i pointed out when i sent you the documents, the small cap and mid cap value have done very poor

the russell looking at a 100 point drop. volume has picked up today. volume in the dow, s&p and nasdaq positive versus yesterday. a little bit more activity in the selling on the first day of the second quarter. we have all three industry groups down. when you look at the decliners versus advancers, it is in double digits. romaine: on a day like this, anytime we have a big down day, i would like to see who the gainers are, the winners, names like balaton, tele-dock -- health. teledoc a lot of the consumer staples, target, kellogg, moving higher 1% or 2%, kroger up more than 1%. i want to bring back into the conversation jim polson, still with us. appreciate you being here. let's move from equities and look more broadly at some of the other asset classes. when we look at the treasury market today, i relatively tamped down day come -- a relatively tamped down day. on the long end, seeing the 30-year hold around 1.27%. when you look at the treasury market, what signal is it telling you? james: i think it is significant the bond yield, 10 year bond yield b

because of an extended lockdown and a further ban on major public events dutch prime minister mark russell extension on tuesday specifically pointing out that there would be no professional football until the 1st of september as football special say they will speak with you further governing body of european football before confirming their decision. the coronavirus knocked on an india as having one positive side effect plummeting air pollution levels in the capital delhi just take a look at these 54 and after pictures this is what one of the city's most famous landmarks looked like back in november of 2019 and this is what it looks like today you can even see the india gate from way back then no chad it's usually the city's roads soaked with. experts say the dramatic change as lashley due to the shop drop and traffic and warn that the improvement is likely to be short lived . don't forget you can always get news on the go and just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for

taylor: take a look at the russell 1000 value, and then the russell 1000 room. from a pure valuation standpoint, do you assume there is more upside here in value, because it was off the most from the high? andrew: i am jumping for joy. you brought up a good topic for me. we run style agnostic strategies. low of march, the which is what we saw in the low of 2009 was that the spread between the safe stocks, staples, utilities, telecom, and the value stocks, energy, financials, materials -- that spread was as wide at the end of march as it was the bottom of the market in 2009. ,s you come out of recessions or bear markets, you always have a leadership rotation. invariably, the things to buy are the things that are most painful to buy because they have been hit the most. the thing that no one wants to sell are the safe stop that is outperforming. that is the worst thing to do. i am jumping for joy because as we have increased our exposure to financials, industrials, the more cyclical elements, they had started to outperform. you can see it today. financials over the

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russell up 4.3%. three of the sectors, three of the indices s&p down, nasdaq higher for the week as a whole >> as the stock close and strong way to finish the week welcome back, everyone if you're just joining us, i'm sara here with wilfred take a look at how we finished up the day dow rallying 700 points there. nice little run off sbot close 697 was your final tally, up 3%. boeing a big leader. pretty much making up for its losses on the week after it disclosed today it is restarting production in washington state s&p 500 closing up 2.66% nice gain on the weekful all c sectors higher led by energy and financials which were some of the hardest hit earlier. so combine iing the beaten down names. nasdaq had the best of the week, up a few percentage points closed up by 1.4%. technology has been b a standout, especially those big macro, those big chip names and also the names like microsoft and apple and google russell 2000 index of small caps, up 3.4% today. still an underperformer during this run up. co