so, after cyrus bettis wins the pulitzer, after jimmy doolittle wins the schneider, the next year at the schneider trophy race at norfolk, hampton roads, virginia, frank shildt, a marine pilot, comes in second in this competition in the same airplane. and so, after that race, the r3c is given to the smithsonian institution where it's on display for a number of years. then it goes to the national museum of the u.s. air force, and it's restored by personnel there. and then it returns for installation in the barron hilton pioneers of flight gallery, where you see it here today. now, the jimmy doolittle i just mentioned who won the schneider cup race in this racer, goes on to fame in aviation. he's a famous test pilot. he's a certified aeronautical engineer. he's an air racer again in the 1930s, where he's winning racing across the united states and the bend yix trophy. but it's at the opening of world war ii for the united states that jimmy doolittle becomes a national hero, as he leads that famous raid that's named after him, the doolittle raid, against japan in april of 1942. he wins

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mark schneider of nestle. -- theto gauge the pass path forward for the giant goods maker. johnson going to process the data and set you up to the next hour. dow futures up 800. risk on correlation across all markets with higher yields -- steeper yield curve. oil still elevated particularly, guy johnson, with the headlines we sought of mr. putin in the kremlin. >> absolutely. oil is going to be critical this week. trying to get an understanding of how russia and saudi arabia are going to get on the same page. stocks in europe, we are up by nearly 3%. definitely a -- once we start to see the curve flattening out, people want to buy stocks. john norman is little cautious on that idea. the pound is in his -- the pound is an as well, but -- 10 year is up with three basis points. despite a disappointing day. >> interesting. the cyclicals coming off to the bottom as well. lots of different opinions out there, it no greater different opinion than dollar dynamics. the idea of resilience or a stronger dollar, there were limits there on what the dollar could new. the consensus called

mark schneider, you are terrific c.e.o. of nestle's what an incredible company thank you so much for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. >> that is a great company i wish one day we can get the shares, buy some because nestle's is one of the best-managed worldwide food companies and they also have a pretty good reputation for charity. "mad money" is back after the break. at leaf blowers. you should be mad your neighbor always wants to hang out. and you should be mad your smart fridge is unnecessarily complicated. make ice. making ice. but you're not mad because you have e*trade which isn't complicated. their tools make trading quicker and simpler so you can take on the markets with confidence. don't get mad get e*trade and start trading commission free today. >>> at this point we're mostly numb to the market's jaw-dropping declines. we were down 974 points today. typical wednesday. takes a lot to surprise us these days, doesn't it consider the hideous decline in pvh, the power company we like so much. you know calvin

bill schneider as always thank you for joining us here on al-jazeera obviously hindsight is always a great thing and the coronavirus challenge was unprecedented for governments and people around the world so bearing that in mind who do you give full marks to when it comes to the way that they could knew the case of the crisis the scale of the crisis in the way that even now they keep on you know keeping government the people of breast of changes well after a few initial stumbles feeling to take course is going to seriously as you. be quite well known he says sadly hospitalized now you know intensive care where he really tried to move to raleigh the country british country and his popularity has been soaring he's getting more support than any other leader you know him around the country including of course president from so much focus on trial because of course he has been criticized not only for not taking it seriously but also that way sometimes he conducts the news conferences he holds and let's just remind the viewers were waiting for one of the trump news conferences any minute n

many names and faces of the lost castro al jazeera silver spring maryland well let's speak to bill schneider he is a political analyst and professor of policy government and international affairs at george mason university he joins us on skype now from washington d.c. bill this is clearly a critical time in terms of decision making in leadership in this pandemic but as we're seeing some states reopening and others trying to map the way forward i notice that president trump has chosen to absent himself from the white house briefing room after being at that podium for weeks. yes he's given over 50 news conferences he have a news conference on friday but he didn't take any questions and now one had to stay at his suggesting that he might be doing fewer news conferences they appear or decided these news conferences are not really doing him any good his home poll ratings are diminishing a bit he's fallen behind his democratic opponent joe biden in some critical states and the press has called him in a number of cases now i would counter that i've seen his heat 100000 since he took office and 1800

chance to schneider's tends to just move to. they mashed on the truck stop the president and please control this project until. those who have produced you don't listen to snap them up and you of course are those the girls who. were his supporters to them she was station shouldn't be you should cook door for one whose job is the. the imaginary town c.n. from london where going underground as a covert positive boris johnson struggles to get hold of basic protection for doctors in a pandemic response characterized by washington as catastrophic coming up on the show just as a taxpayer stepped in to help the banks back in 2008 we will work with the banks to do everything they can to repay that favor and support the businesses and people of the united kingdom in their time to believe in the british government's daily press briefing.

that was the ceo of nestle, mark schneider.till ahead, thousands of inmates across the country are being released early in an event to prevent corona virus outbreak. we are joined by an epidemiologist with some expertise at the intersection of public health and human rights. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i'm vonnie quinn. global governments are taking action on response to concerned prisons will serve as a hotspot for the spread of the coronavirus. attorney general william barr said friday he is taking immediate action to maximize appropriate transfers of inmate suitable for home confinement. in europe, justice ministers met to discuss the best ways to manage the risk of outbreaks in prison and detention centers. dr. chris beyrer is an equity mail adjust with expertise at the intersection of epidemiology and human health. he joins us now from baltimore. how do you get your arms around the ethics and constitutionality , havingsing inmates them not put themselves and others at risk of a vir

a chance to schneider's test distinct movements the mesh told. to stop the president from the speech from this morning until. the 3 of petitions to close in this were 2 snippets almost on the up because those the girls are with you swear your supporters to your machine station shouldn't for you should cook dorothy one who's devoted to the request to. that. was. high on max kaiser this is the kaiser report so much that we really don't need that's what this whole lockdown is teaching so many millions of people that most of their lives are wasted on stuff that's unnecessary costly redundant and doesn't promote social good at all. and basically m.s.m. basically c.n.n. suckers. don't forget disney when anyway i digress.

to examine the government's response to the pandemic all things we're going to discuss with bill schneider he's our political analyst he's joining us from washington hi there thanks for your time with us on the newshour 1st let's look at the unemployment numbers bill because even though the jobless claims have declined over the past 3 weeks they're still at record highs is this a game changer for president trump in an election year. it certainly is i mean it's bound to be the number one issue in the election those numbers that you cited the percentage of americans who are unemployed it's over 15 percent that is the highest number we have seen since the great depression of the 1930 s. which was certainly a game changer in american politics and when it comes to the congress preparing to vote on yet another release bill how much relief is this actually providing the american people a little anything is helpful but $200.00 which is a maximum a taxpayer in debt that's a very small part usually a grant to include that might be enough to carry them through a week or 2 many of the people who are l

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chance to schneider's test just need to mesh told. to stop the president from the speech from this project until. the 3 of petitions proposed this were to snap them up when you look because those are the girls with you swear your supporters to your shoes as they should shouldn't for you should cook door for one whose job is the request to. the outbreak and spread of the corona virus has become a black swan event for the global economy is no longer whether the u.s. and other economies will slip into recession but question now is how long the recession will last it's going to get worse before it gets better. yes. let's go here i don't know if it's really for me. to have the i don't know man oh i'm also me with my own just so we live it was a lot. going on. you got to keep this place through nobody's or you don't listen to your album don't know how long you've been sitting here obviously those couple minutes lying. you know they haven't checked did you say since. you haven't i think that's when that's where you keep that. yeah let me let

a chance to schneider's chance to just meet my needs and mashed on. to stop the president and the speech from his party. it. will be of interest because in this way to snub them what a new yorker there's the girls are rooting for his supporters to your shoes as they should or shouldn't do you should cut off the one was the old be the one. so right now we're driving through both neighborhoods and you can see time and distance from each gang. so this is jordan. this is the territory claimed by the green street crips during war time bonnie hunt is now less likely to come in here because there's one way in and often one way out so once you come in to do a shooting you're trapped in their neighborhood and they can return fire so it's not the safest way to to avenge a shooting so often they'll go on the outskirts of the neighborhood hoping to get a great street kripke that's a lot of times when innocent people get shot. so in the next couple of days someone from this development most likely will go over towards nickerson like they have the last couple of da

chance to schneider's test just not the mashed old truck to stop the president and please control his project until. the 3 of petitions to go through this were to snip them little knew it because that was the cousin with you sir your supporters to your sure as they should shouldn't for you should cook dorothy was deal does the request. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with our immune disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical professional and they've been going for 10 years and they're still in the same place they should probably take it upon themselves to start testing things out testing out diet testing out exercise and try and figure out things on their own. from. greetings and sell you. here in the united states we've lo

just the schneiders test just moved the mashed old truck to stop the president and please control this project until. those we have produced a ghost whisperer to snap them up when you look at it as the girls are with you serious supporters to your machine station machines for you should cook door for the one who's devoted to the request. germany accuses the united states of modern day piracy in the race to secure protective medical gear but donald trump says that americans need face masks and he doesn't want other people to get the. funeral services in italy and spain are overwhelmed as the 2 countries suffer the high in the covert 900 pound. sweden takes the modest approach in europe to tackle the coronavirus with life going on more or less as normal. worried about the growing death toll.

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just the schneiders test just you know it's a mash dog truck to stop the president from the screen trying to project until. the 3 of petitions to go to school to snap them up in newark because that was the girls who were to swear his supporters to your machine station machines for you should cook door for one whose job is the only. and we're back with dr maizes ariela he's professor of biology and an old ship because he gave. everyone else something not nice is past 3 months are insistent actually is a mystery what defines a strong he insists is an age absence of chronic disease babbit some say why is it well that's a great question and immunologists the people who study the immune system would really like to know why as we age our immune systems get weaker that's one question and why and some people our immune system is actually detrimental it over acts and makes us actually sick or in a number of these patients with sars kovi to infection you know the immune system is actually causing some of their pathology and we have no idea why some people have that and others react quite normally i

just the schneiders test just moved them mashed on. to stop the president complete control news product until. the 3 of producers proposed this were to snoop to come up with a new look because that is the cousin with you sir your supporters to your machine station shouldn't for you should cook door for one whose job is the request. for the coronavirus now officially declared a pandemic the world faces the additional burden of an oil market collapse this comes at a time when demand for crude was already known some. are calling this the ultimate perfect storm how this all ends is. the war. issue my guest today is christopher shaw historian policy analyst and author of the new book money power and the people he joins me now from berkeley california christopher thank you for coming on board with us in this time trying times were in christe the subtitle of your new book is the american struggle to make banking democratic what do you mean by the term democratic banking i've never heard of such a thing. so my research found that in the early

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just the schneiders test or just you know it's the mash told. to stop to present your complete speech from this project until. those who have produced a course in this were to snap them up when you look at those the girls are with you swear your supporters to your shoes as they should shouldn't for you should cook door for the one who's deal does the request. welcome back to dennis miller plus one we're here with the light full suzanne somers chrissy snow to you and it was so funny we were talking just a little earlier before we get into the rorschach but it most me i always think you know it seems like such a great travail mile but i always seem to be a young woman in her twenty's who realizes she's sort of the epicenter of it all and can member sing on an old t.v. show was slaughter and slaughter was just within the framework of being someone she wasn't grotesque about but i could just see him playing the whole book and it's kind of funny this is a light that isn't so much fun to have frank sinatra say holo baby i mean god i worked with john w

just the schneiders test or just me it's the mashed all cool stuff the president and the speech from his party students. the 3 of petitions to toast this for 2 snippets almost when you look at those the girls are with you sir your supporters to your shoes they should shouldn't for you should put off the one whose job is the ripples to. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by the person or those with. the dares thinks. we are. here and to ask. my pap and tonio in this is america's lawyer joe biden had a strong showing last week on super tuesday and nobody was happier about this than wall street major u.s. corporations are celebrating because they know biden's going to protect them instead of consumers and they wanted bernie knocked out for that reason but the race is far from over and tonight will tell you what happens next also tonight the u.s. supreme court 'd has overturned a.

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howard schneider. howard: hi, chair powell, and thanks for doing this. to get your expansion on timing of recovery and the the health etween response. you said earlier, i think you of the yearond half could be a robust rebound. question?w out of the do you think a steady recovery is possible until a vaccine's patchwork given the of measures we see taken around he states, is that going to vaccine?o -- absent a chair powell: as you know, economic forecasts are un-serb. they're -- uncertain. today they're usually uncertain because so much of the of the economy depends on the path of the virus and the measures we take to ontrol it, our success in reopening the economy and also the time it takes to develop new drugs. we do tools, the things don't affect any of those things. we're not experts on those things either. the experts tell us is the outcomes are highly uncertain. is an unusual new kind of uncertainty added on top of our regular uncertainty. i will say, i think there are a few things you can say about the ahead. first, this time now is going to sharp

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just the schneiders test or just new it's the mashed old trick to stop the president on the screen trying to project until. the 3 of producers divorced in this were to snap at them with a new look because the rest of the girls are with you sir your supporters to your ship station shouldn't feel you should cook door for one whose job is the request to. we're going to. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser time now to go to the 1st and the best says tony 11 the finest investment banking in bed cohen and krypto from back to the future simon dixon simon welcome back thanks for having me in these troubled times so simon dixon we are seeing trillions upon trillions of bell out money and quantitative easing being thrown around what sort of money is being printed what sort of that not being printed and who will benefit most because everyone same preoccupied with the health crisis right now and you know people have got other things on their minds and it's you know every once in old people are in suits situations of desperate need at the moment and the government is for ever cynical addi

have to focus more on efforts to jumpstart the economy which has been hit hard by the pandemic bill schneider is a professor of policy government and international affairs at george mason university a thinks trump is limiting is appearances because it's hurting him politically he's given over 50 news conferences he have a news conference on friday but he didn't take any questions and now the white house staff is suggesting that he might be doing if you were news conferences he said this in a tweet just yesterday he said that the briefings are quote not worth the time and effort because he's asked so many hostile questions by the press who me as otherwise defined as an enemy of the people is a hostile questions by the press so therefore he said the press sense the agenda they ask the questions one of the thing is that his aides one him to focus more now on the recovery of the economy and less on public health issues well when he goes to a news briefing these days you insist a lot of questions about public health which he doesn't know much about you knows more about the economy and people who s

that was the nestle ceo mark schneider talking to bloomberg earlier today.re details on this -- you're with more stock details, abigail doolittle. abigail:a zune video is thebi stock of the hour -- abigail: zoom video is the stock of the hour. there has been a lot of negative press about privacy concerns and what the fbi is coming hijacking. before detailing the downgrade, let's take a look at the ipo, it's incredible. at its teak from about a year ago, the stock was up 250%. a lot of this happening this the virusurse, causing social distancing and working from home. the company had been seen as a bit of a hero. that's a piece of the downgrading. a usual up this year on zune video has created this ultra premium valuation that will last. basis,ncredible on a pe trading at 260 times earnings, something that you don't see everyday. in addition they are saying that the current popularity is coming schools and some schools recently on privacy concerns are switching over to other platforms. one positive is that revenues are climbing in a big way this year, up by 8

shery: that was nestle chief executive mark schneider speaking to bloomberg., we get the markets outlook from daniel yu. they help us break down samsung's latest numbers. look: let's take a quick at how the markets are trading in this part of the world. we are getting trading underway in new zealand at the moment. we are seeing upside when it comes to trading in kiwi stocks, up 2.5% after the prime minister said the country will not exit from its four-week lockdown plans to combat the coronavirus outbreak. numbers have stabilized in terms of new infections, but every day of those four weeks will be crucial despite the economic pain. we are seeing upside when it comes to trading in the asx. world futures showing we could have gains of over 2.5%, building on that 4% plus gain yesterday. it is rba decision day. just waiting on more guidance on what the economic fallout will be from the coronavirus. also watching oil staging a bit of a rebound ahead of opec. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome to "daybreak asia." i am shery ahn in new york. haidi: i am haidi stroud-wa

the collection agency for this new study tells me schneider and any other volunteer donor is first to screen for any other fectis diseases before they come here to give plasma. >>that plasma can bused to create therapies with antibodies to treat others each donation that es for probably treat 3 or 4 people. now that the first unit of plasma is in the lab. researchers are certainly looking for more. the otocol from the nih allows us to collect. covid recovered donors. nce a week for up to 20 weeks just li a vast wealth of information for researchers. >>and for doctors. >>that was denise whitaker reporting. we're told research tes will be looking atthe health of these people the age of those producing the antibodies just how strong the anybody's are and how long they sticker out. >>tonight former vice president joe biden has an official endorsement from former president barack obam those of in siberia politics or o cathere heenaspoke with 2 of our political alysts today about how big a difference this endorsent could ma an biden's presidential campaign. >>this is probably the weakest en

. >> howard schneider. >> hi, chairman powell and thanks for doing this. i wanted to get a little more expansion on the timing of recovery and the connection between the health response. you said earlier, i think that you thought the second half of the year could see a pretty robust rebound. is that now out of the question? do you think a steady recovery is responsible -- is really possible until a vaccine is developed given the patchwork around the states? absent a vaccine? chairman powell: as you know, economic forecasts are always uncertain. today, they are unusually uncertain and that's really because so much of the performance of the economy depends on the path of the virus and the success of the measures we take to control it. our success in reopening the economy and also the time it takes to develop new drugs and our tools, the things that we do don't affect any of those things. we are not experts on those things either. but what the experts tell us is that the outcomes are highly uncertain. so this is an unusual new kind of uncertainty added on top

matthew schneider from the eastern district of michigan, essentially the detroit area, will help coordinate the justice department's activities as barr is directing federal prosecutors to be on the lookout for state and local directives that could be violating the constitutional rights and civil liberties of citizens. in an interview with conservative radio host hugh hewitt. >> we're looking carefully at a number of those rules that are being put in place. and if one goes too far, we initially try to jawbone the governors into rolling them back and adjusting them and if they're not and people bring lawsuits, we file statement of interest and side with the plaintiffs. joining me is justice correspondent pete williams. on one harnd the federal government puts out one set of guidelines on restrictions they recommend would be put into your state. on the other hand, the federal government deleting law enforcement officers, if you go too far, watch out. this does feel as if, if you're a state implementer of the law, you're getting two different messages from the federal government. >> i think bar

you know who is a winner mark schneider at nestle they have candy, pet food, hot drinks scores high here a remarkable company i wish it was listed in the united states. i would recommend it it hasn't happened how about the restaurants? domino's pizzas works because they spent years building out delivery infrastructure. they're a pioneer in contactless hand offs. i bet dominos comes out better than other places. it's sad, same thing with the retailers. we need that small business bailout money and we need it fast or else dominos wins by default. i believe in the bailout it's not really a bailout. i believe that helping small businesses, okay same goes for chipotle another chain that laid the groundwork for this moment by bulking up their take out and delivery capabilities, i think the stock -- their balance sheet is so perfect. when you look at the claps of the restaurants, especially the ones driefowning in private equy debt, they will survive this period other than retail, restaurants are the most damaged by the stay-at-home ee dikts. eventually it will rof, but companies might not make

o >>'brien: people like elizabeth schneider.as getting ready to become the first person iseattlto donate her plasma to rearchers trying to see what natural resistance she might have developed and ether she can share it. >> scientists don't know how long we have that immunity for this particular virus. but signs so far look like, you know, we will have immunity. o rien: survivors' blood as therapy-- it's not new idea. doctors used it in 1918 in the midst of the spanish flu pandemic. >> i do feel a little more sense of security going out and doing day-to-day task because i have alrdy had this. >> o'brien: she was among thefi rst documented covid-19 cases in the u.s.lo a micrgist who worksor a biotech company, she came down wi flu symptoms on februar ng, three days after atten party.k on facebe learned many of her friends who were there were also sick, 15 in all. she told me she and seven others ultimately tested positive for covid-19, which brought her to this moment on this morning to the blood bank in downtown seattle. >> hi, i

coming up, we speak to mark schneider, the ceo of nestle. an interview you will not want to miss.♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. 40 minutes into the session and still looking at 3%-4% gains across european indexes. the ftse gaining 153 points. in the u.s., unemployment last months dropped in the first decline since 2010. spoke withon ferro larry kudlow about the big miss for nonfarm payrolls. >> this story moved incredibly rapidly beginning in march really. somethinged out as that we thought would be smaller , and we put up travel restrictions with china and for a bit that looked ok and then it exploded. the virus exploded. i and others including secretary mnuchin, we had to change our point of view. as it rose exponentially, as a virus and its consequences rose exponentially, something frankly i don't think anyone could foresee, we went into full year moving quickly through congress as best we could. starting with covering sick leave for people hit by the virus or family members and going through the economic assistance package at $2.2 trillion to put as much help into

a chance to schneider's test just you know it's the mashed old truck stop the president and please introduce more until. the 3 of petitions to toast listening to snippets on what when you look at us the girls are with you swear your supporters to your machine station shouldn't for you should cook all 31 was do you do the request. and we're back with psychiatrist a neuroscientist yet talking about fear for her during the global condemning. can i ask you something i completely understand about parents on your information you know sticking to the true sort of journalistic guidelines that should be working whether it's endemic or not i'm talking about like the old world rule of worldwide media no matter what country is that what ratings what brings ratings are bad news you know whatever gleeks greens were ratings like if you look at the media coverage well why i mean i have not seen one report story feature on a person who has already gotten well gotten infected and then gotten well all i see these people getting sick people dying and it sort of i feel almost like the regular media logic fits in

and that's why lieutenant nina schneider with us the marin county sheriff's office started making headbands for health care workers. a strip of spandex and a couple of buttons that's all it takes to create something special for our health care workers there stuff that all of us can do to support every it's just it's really it's just really nice to see lieutenant nina snyder with the marine county sheriff's office says she's been selling since the 4th grade. >>most recently making headbands for friends to use while working some of those friends are nurses now working on the front lines of the covid-19 fight and being required to wear masks 12 hours a day. just where one yourself hour. >>and see how well you do it one hour and think. that will do that. so i want to ask is so tight because they know they're being exposed. so a couple of them reached out for help asking of their friend with the selling skills could add buttons. >>to the side of the head bands allowing them to hawk their masks there instead of behind their ears i decided to well why not. >>360 at best that i very so. a request f

and we will follow it through to validate that announcement effect >> howard schneider. >> hi, chairpowell. thanks for joining us. i wanted a little more expansion on the timing of recovery and the connection between the health response. you said earlier i think that you thought the second half of the year could see a pretty robust rebound is that now out of the question? and do you think a steady recovery is really possible until a vaccine is developed given the patchwork of measures we see taken around the states will that lead to a steady path out? >> as you know, economic forecasts are always uncertain today they're unusually uncertain and that's really because so much of the performance of the economy depends on the path of the virus and the success of the measures we take to control it. our success in reopening the economy and also the time it takes to develop new drugs and our tools, the things we do, don't affect any of those things we're not experts on those things either, but what the experts tell us is that the outcomes are highly uncertain. this is a new kind of uncertain

gener general -- jen schneider. >> thank you. i'm jen schneider from supervisor peskin's office. we cannot agree more that permanent supportive and deeply affordable housing is the solution to the homelessness crisis. it's obvious, but it's worth emphasizing. nothing solves homelessness like a home. we want as much affordable housing in district five as possible, but right now, we have an emergency. thousands of people are sleeping unsheltered every night with nowhere to go. and even assuming that we aal alall alall all unite behind a plan, it's still going to take years. supervisors, an unknown man died in our district just the other day. he was found, and the paper didn't write a story about it. a lieutenant told us about it. he was a well-known man, he was 44 years old. that the ground patrol found him there on the ground. that the death wasn't suspicious, that it wasn't an o.d. we're new to this building, and i don't think i'm naive, but i hope we don't get to the point where someone homeless dies in a city and no one will care. on sunday, we are hosting a meeting to talk to

but it was through the work of women like betty schneider and her contemporaries defining the role of programming, defining the state of the art, defining how it would work during and after the war that programming became something with its own value, a value separate from the menial manipulation of hardware. because of them, it became a language. it became many languages, in fact. it became an art form. after the war, grace hopper and her peers went on to careers in the early computer industry heading up the programming teams of the very first commercial computer company in the u.s., the eckert mockly computer corporation. it was responsible for the univac, which in the '50s was synonymous with computer. like we say kleenex to mean tissue today, people said univac to say computer in the '50s. because the best people of the world at programming were women, they ran the software side of things entirely. they headed the software side of this operation. they did the univac's logical design. they wrote it's instruction set. they wrote custom programs for every client and every installatio

jodi schneider with the latest.ews later today, including the coo of phillips, iht's ceo, and larry kudlow's economic advisor will be with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ w?w?uhió'ñó >> a mixed picture in early trading across asia. let us turn to sophie for more. we are seeing the nikkei 225 lose ground by as much as 1.2% after the benchmark entered a bull market last week. now paring losses from a march low. the kospi reverses earlier losses, adding 0.3%, set to extend five days gain. we are seeing that stock rally in sydney under jeopardy after a major lender flags a hit to earnings. the deal has after been dropped, that was a $5.6 billion bid that has been dropped. let's check what's going on with treasuries. looking steady this morning. the dollar just hedging higher. the risk barometer, the aussie-yen under pressure, losing momentum after failing to push through last month's breakdown point. gold falling for a second straight day. hedge fund managers have boosted to a three week high amid this controversy around the c

for more on these numbers, let's bring in ed schneider, cofounder, managing director of charter equity with michael how much wu about the set up into earnings and how much was b about the surprise in terms of the outlook for the current quarter that intel gave? >> well i think aftermarket trading is more about the surprise guidance. they beat handily on the cloud because of everybody's at home but u pcs did better too next quarter is above consensus, but their eps is below it's clear the margins are going to deteriorate here. >> why do you, i mean any idea why those margins are going to decrease because as you said, the q2 guide was pretty strong >> the new product that's starting to shift and the cost associated was much higher the margin on value, you've probably seen some of that many the second quarter and mix is going to start affecting now, too. it freed up more supply. you remember intel was constr n constrained. couldn't ship enough of the pc processors to the low end market last year. almost well over a year now and now that they have supplies, they're starting to fill those o

the gentleman from illinois, mister schneider. >> on this committee at this difficult time. the committee staff, extraordinary through this crisis. i'm grateful we are having this hearing today as well. 30 million us small businesses employing 55% of the american workforce is the lifeblood of the economy and are the lifeblood of local communities, they make our nation work. this committee has stood up, small businesses, on march 4th. they will do so again today, having additional funds. and the sba administrator. i stressed the need to provide applicants and an update on the status of their application. many constituents applied for this weeks ago, with eligibility. these business owners are making the hard decisions for the future of businesses and plan long-term financial outlook. they reserve the program as a resource. i stress critical need for the administration to provide lenders and borrowers with clear updated guidance about how ppp loans are dispersed. we are preparing for the next round of ppp funds which is why the work of the committee is so credible. we must all

i'm very grateful as mister schneider is to you and your staff that you conducted yourself with enormous professionalism at this difficult time. i spent the last week listening to the community, all over the region spent time in food banks seen the real trauma this is causing, the pain is worry in our communities. i'm grateful we replenished many of our small business programs that i worry will be drained within days and weeks again. i'm grateful this allows for agricultural businesses, and i'm grateful part of the ppp includes community lenders to be directed to small businesses. i am also grateful that this bill provides our hospitals for testing. these small businesses and small business programs are meant to be emergency programs and make sure we are able to address the situation as long as it exists but the situation will exist as long as the virus is with us and we need to make sure we have a robust testing system developed, nationwide robust testing system developed to be able to return ourselves and communities to normalcy and this requires legislation to be conducted with trigge