scott 1st here scott you wrote an. article i saw in the american conservative titled tit for tat coronavirus politics are making us sick what a wonderful title i like the last sentence a lot i'm going to repeat it for our audience here politics is trumping science and medicine diluting the effectiveness of any response the consequences could be very well catastrophic what i mean by that go ahead scott. well again i'm not a doctor but we do have what appears to be you know prepared dimmick conditions or regarding the spread of corona virus this is something that has the attention of people around the world especially here in the united states but also japan and china iran italy everybody is feeling the effect of this it's a medical issue it's one that requires scientists and doctors to focus resources on to identify the problem and come up with a solution the united states should be a leader in this regard we are the world's largest economic power we're the world's you know we have significant resources can be brought to bear but instead of you know focusing our energies we have republicans and democrats we have a president and congress playing politics the president calling it a hoax congress cues in the president of you know putting together teams that aren't a viable scientifically led by mike pence who they continually degrade there might be some legitimacy to their their compla

scott. scott said you want to hang out at my fraternity and she was like, sure. they stumbled up amsterdam avenue in the summer night. scott was a college student, he lost his keys they stood out the fraternity waiting to be let in. eventually the other girl catches up with lucy and did the bystander training so she wanted to keep an eye on her friend because clearly something was going to happen. so scott and lucy going to the fraternity with a friend, nancy. scott asked if they want to drink, say yes, and the fraternity the alcohol is kept on the second floor. the way they respond to that is by keeping it upstairs. so they went upstairs and he makes them drinks. lucy's friend passed out immediately and didn't touch her drink and then scott said to lucy, do you want to go see my room and they had been making out often on and she wanted to see his room and was enjoying seeing and spending time with him. they went upstairs to his room, he started to take off her pants and she said no and he said, it's okay, but it wasn't okay because he raped her in didn't listen to her. and so that is the classic story that you think of wh

scott: do i have an opinion about the name? lemonis: yep. scott: is it lunchtime? it's lunchtime. lemonis: you don't want to name your son mingus? scott't happen. lemonis: one of the things that i wanted to do with the three of us is just to really understand how the business integrates into your guys' family life. scott: she's a fantastic mom, but she wanted to keep her identity as a professional woman. lulu: we had, kind of, three kids shortly after each other. i love being a mom, but it's frustrating. you get...you feel defeated. you feel like you're not good enough. like, it's really hard, and i wanted to keep my fashion background and training, so that's kind of how handbags came about. and i love handbags myself. scott: i was supportive of that as long as we could handle the home front. lemonis: yeah. scott: and that's where... lemonis: finding that balance. that's hard for any parent. lulu: it's a hard balance. scott: i think it's really a testament to her not letting go of her passion, so... lemonis: any time i meet somebody that has their own skin in the game, that's a meaningful thing, and you guys did it as a family. you're

i said that we often think of dred scott's case as one man, dred scott, but harriet scott, dred scott's spouse, filed her freedom suit at exactly the same time. she had been taken to fort snelling in wisconsin territory, and she had been sold or transferred to dr. emerson, who enslaved dred scott, think about that for a second, she was sold effectively in a free territory, so if slavery is not legal, under american law in the territory of wisconsin, how is it that harriet scott could be sold there? not just taken there, but sold. right? their daughter eliza was born on a steamer, up the mississippi river, above the 36/30 line. okay? their other daughter lizzy was born in missouri, upon their return. so dred scott v john sanford is not just about dred scott. it's about harriet and dred and eliza and lizzy, it's about a family who in various ways have different claims to freedom, right? i mean eliza is born in a free territory, and lizzy is born upon return to parents who have been effectively under law presumably possibly freed in their residence in a free territory. so first and foremos

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scott: congressman, i'm scott martin, i like the payroll tax, however, it's obviously on the assumption that businesses are going to stay in business and keep payrolls on the books, so is there anything that we could do for some of the small businesses that maybe at risk to make sure they stay in business so therefore they will benefit from a payroll tax cut? >> well, i mean, we don't want to lose any small businesses. one of the best things for small business has going on is low interest rates. you are able to borrow lines of credit and the banks are still willing to do business with you. so i think if you keep your rates down which we are going to do and packs payroll tax not only employee but employer, that does a lot for confidence. the main thing we want businesses to hire people and keep payrolls and that sort of thing and that's what we can still do. this is not 2008. this is not 1998, this is not 1981. i've been there. so i think if we force a problem down -- force an issue that we don't have a problem right now it could go the other direction. >> congressman, it's dagen mcdowell, you said no to bailouts but we like it or not are a bailout nation. we bet the airlines after 911 we just bailed out the farmer during trade fight with china and you have a number of industries including the airlines facing their biggest crisis in terms of revenue hit since terror attacks in 2001. we also have energy companies because of a price war started between russia and saudi arabia. we have hospitality and lea hour industriesy -- leisure industries and are you saying no to bailouts? >> i don't think we are there yet. look, i'm a business person and if the government needs to step in and help to a certain extent, then we need to take a look at it but right now we just aren't there and we may be there, i don't know, but right now we are not with low interest rates, with high employment, more jobs than people and the economy is very good. dagen: i forgot the bank bailout. that gave rise to the tea party. maria: good point. kevin mccarthy says that you are looking at something surgical, what would you like to see in terms of helping one industry or another at this point in time when you see business coming to a halt in so many areas. are you looking for a surgical plan? >> if you're going to talk surgically, you are looking at individual industries and i think you have to be wide open, you to take a look at this but, again, i'm just concerned about overreaction right now. we don't need to be afraid, we need to be aware of what can happen but individual industries are hurting. we know that. take a look at that. see what the right tact is. cut the payroll half to employer. maria: we will leave it there. we will be watching. obviously a nervous time. good to see you. congressman roger williams. >> thank you. maria: mayor pete headed for late night and making a buzz, we've got it when we come back. own a rare piece of apple history. items owned by steve jobs now on the block. we've got them onset, back in a minute. while the world keeps fighting for your attention. we'll keep building smarter suv's. to help keep you focused on the road ahead. and. the road beside. did we mention the road ahead. with an available best in class. epa estimated combined fuel economy and the technology to practically park itself. this is the reimagined 2020 ford escape. maria: oil is rebounding. look at oil. massive 20 plus percent selloff. 9.93% higher. 34.19 after steepest lost in nearly 30 years this with safe haven gold down this morning in hopes of stimulus in the form of tax cuts. as you can see gold prices up -- down rather 1% at 16.58. joining us right now futures senior market analyst phil flynn. what a day, phil, how does it look today? phil: looks a lot better than yesterday. seems like the words from the trump administration about potential stimulus and anger at the irresponsibility from saudi arabia for starting this price war is really starting to have ramifications. in fact, overnight we heard reports from the department of energy who basically came out and said, hey, when we have state actors trying to manipulate the global energy markets this really emphasizes the wall of the united states as reliable supplier because what saudi arabia did and russia did over the weekend was not responsible. it was childish, it was novembers good for them, it was not good for the global economy and i think it's time for the united states to stand up and say, hey, enough is enough, you know, enough of this market that manipulation. scottme, buddy, today, get excited. see you tomorrow. in the meantime i've been checking out gas prices around the area of new york here given that we had the big selloff yesterday, it's relatively fresh, i agree, but, yes, do you think that there's going to be a medium impact on prices that pumps gasoline that's sitting at the gas station needs to be worked on before they need to make adjustment in prices. >> i think you need to realize that people in new york don't drive anyway. scott: there's cars. phil: they're all cabs. we are seeing -- triple a reporting that it's going to fall and it'll fall a lot further and normally that doesn't happen this time of year. this is the time of year we start building prices ahead of driving season so in a weird way this will give us a little bit of a shot of economic stimulus at least short-term. dagen: looking at prices at least $35 a barrel in texas intermediate, it's dagen, by the way, do you think small shell producers will need a bailout and come

scott martin apong with pwc partner mitch roschelle, good morning team. mitch: good morning. scott: hey, guys. maria: the president said we would like to get back to work by easter and we have the social distanning and the guidelines extended through april, april 30th, dagen. dagen: indeed, virtually no cash flow in this country to get to the other side of this to even start talking about a recovery particularly in jobs and -- and finances in the economy. i want to point this out the wall street journal has incredible article about the make or break week in america this week. so the u.s. restaurant industry has lost $25 billion in sales. 50,000 stores of u.s. major u.s. retailers that have been shutter and guess what is due repayments and many restaurants and retailers saying they will not pay rents which poses a threat to 3 trillion-dollar commercial mortgage market. this is what we are talking about, what is going on in the real world and how it's going to play out in the financial markets and to quote scotteimer, my experience in all kinds of markets including financial crisis is is bottom fish asking the most expensive sport in the world and he thinks 10 to 20% downside in equities and high yield default rates in the next year. maria: meanwhile i spoke with larry kudlow yesterday on sunday morning futures about what it is going to take for the u.s. economy to reopen for business. here is what he said. are you wrangling with this question every day when to reopen the economy? >> everybody is leaning towards keeping america's great economy first of all as stable as we can in the next few weeks, maybe it's going the take longer, i don't know, but obviously all of the economic assistance packages, $6.2 trillion as you know are given -- we will give direct assistance to 175 million people. we will come back strong, but a lot of this depends on the virus and whether we can flatten it out and get to go town. maria: mitch roschelle, your reaction. mitch: you don't have to lock past the oil's fu

>> martin: here is courtroom audio of scott's response. >> scott: after chief gallagher left the scenei was left there monitoring him. i thought he would die. he was continuing to breathe normally, as he had been before. so i held my thumb over his e.t. tube until he stopped breathing. >> martin: did he say why he put his thumb over the-- breathing tube? >> parlatore: yes, he did. he did it because he knew that the iraqis were going to torture, rape, and kill this terrorist. and he just didn't want to hear the screams anymore. >> martin: the jury deliberated for eight hours before reaching a verdict. >> eddie gallagher: it was definitely the scariest moment of my life. i'm-- i could feel my heart just, like, leaping out of my chest over and over and over. >> martin: when gallagher and his defense team burst out of the court room, the verdict was written all over their faces. not guilty of murder. president trump tweeted," congratulations to navy seal eddie gallagher, glad i could help." the case was closed, but the fight was not over. gallagher had been convicted of posing for the phot

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scott minerd scott, welcome again you did not foresee this global pandemic coming. it's not just the pandemic, is it, right? the market structure, the debt loads, everything else that was already in place, the pandemic may have just been that chip on the jenga stack, if you will. >> brian, if you want to think of it as a house of cards that was built by the policymakers in order to bail out the financial system during the crisis, you know, one day a breeze came along and knocked over one of the cards andit's bringing the whole house down. >> well, the house -- listen scott, the equity market rose 13% this week. i understand, we're still well down on the year seems like the fed has shored up the credit markets a little bit. it sounds like you're not believing that the bottom is in yet. >> no, i don't think so. i mean, brian, when we look at some of the data that we're getting with unemployment insurance claims and so on and so forth, you know, it would suggest that, you know, we're going to get to a place worse than the financial crisis economically unemployme unemployment, perhaps, around 15%, you know, and economic contraction for the year, let's say, maybe in the neighborhood of 10% these are pretty nasty numbers and when you look at valuations on stocks, the degree of overvaluation where we were at the peak, just six weeks ago, versus the peak and valuation that occurred in '07 has been nowhere -- has been much more extreme. and the decline we got from the downturn in '07 was a 57% downturn in stocks we've been down around 44% so far. it just doesn't

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scott. senator scott, good to have you on the program. you know,, i think it's important, right, to be aware of this, to be cautious, to be careful. but nonetheless, not to let it reach a level of hysteria which the media in some ways seems to be encouraging. how do you think about this right now? >> first off, it shouldn't be political. the dem9 just hate -- dems just hate president trump, and they're going to try to make him look bad. they're working hard. the vice president did a press conference today, they're trying to get out information. i think they ought to be doing a press conference every day. there's more things they could do every day. i dealt with this as governor. whether it's hurricanes or the zika crisis, you need to have a 24/7 hotline just for this issue, so i hope the cdc does that. the biggest issue i'm dealing with in florida is we've got a lot of airport travelers, so how are we going to keep all of our flyers with safe. look, the trump administration, they're putting out information. i get briefings pretty much every day. and they're trying to make sure the public is informed. but the bottom line is, you know, prepare people for the worst and always hope for the best and usually things work out, and i hope in this case -- it's horrible the 11 people we've lost already, but i hope we don't lose any more. trish: yeah. there's, like, a run on hand sanitizer everywhere right now, including on amazon. i think in some cases you can see a 5-ounce bottle of purehl going for $100. a pack of 12, $279. i mean, this is nuts! this is really nuts. and, again, we all need to encourage good hygiene, but, you know, it's reaching a level of he iser the ya which i think -- hysteria which i think is dangerous in its own ways. senator, i want to turn to another topic, because i want to get your thoughts on what i would say is a rather horrifying story, a disgusting attempt by the left to threaten our supreme court justices. here is senator chuck schumer today. watch. >> i want to tell you, gorsuch, i want to tell you, kavanaugh, you have released the whirlwind, and you will pay the price! [cheers and applause] you won't know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions. trish: this is because the supreme court's taking up an abortion case. and, you know, it's a pretty direct threat to them. chief justice roberts actually issuing a scathing reply to schumer's rant tonight, and this is very rare as you know, sir. saying, quote: justices know that criticism comes with the territory, but threatening statements of this sort from the highest levels of government are not only inappropriate, they are dangerous. all members of the court will continue to do their job without fear or favor from whatever quarter. the violent language is really out in full force, sir, from the left. what is your reaction to it tonight, senator? >> well, you don't have -- i don't have high expectations for chuck schumer, but threatening a supreme court justice is a pretty big, pretty low. i mean, look, i think it's as simple as this, he's worried about a primary challenge from aoc, and so he's trying to reach that base. i think there's a lot of other ways that he could reach the fringe left rather than attack a supreme court justice. it was wrong, it was a low. i think everybody in this country is disappointed in chuck schumer right now. trish: do the justices deserve an apology from him? >> absolutely. will he apologize? no way. trish: he's doubling down right now. he came back with a statement against, against roberts because, you know, he's angry. >> everything he does, everything he does is politics. i mean, he's not about let's do good policy, let's worry about our country. it's how can he attack trump, you know, the supreme court justices, republicans. that's all he does all day long. he wants to be, he wants to be the majority leader so bad in the senate, he will do anything. i mean, he spent $65 million in my race in 2018, had a super pac to try to beat me. he'll do anything to try to become majority leader. trish: it's disappointing because, you know, we kind of hold you all up on a pedestal, you know? regardless of party, you're senators. and, you know, you, you're an important part, the fabric of our country. and to see one of them treat our supreme court justices like that, you know, people who certainly should be above reproach and shouldn't be threatened in that way, he's willing -- it seems, senator -- to take a dangerous turn. >> right. but you know what? the democrats have all become socialists. and if they can't get it through the ballot box, they'll do it through the court system, they'll intimidate people, they'll do whatever they want. they've all become all -- you kk about it, we can all say, oh, bernie sanders is a socialist. no, he's the one that's at least admitting it. they've all become socialists. and biden will be just as dangerous as bernie sanders is crazy. trish: i have a feeling you're quite right. in fact, that's actually one of my next segments coming up. 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scott wong. scott glad to have you bright this morning. >> good morning. >> bernie sanders thought to secure the nomination, looks like it's going to get a little more narrow this morning. where is his campaign turning its phoning customer focuses a yesterday. where does he have a path to a nomination? >> well, i thought it was telling that bernie sanders did not take the stage last night, basically ceding the stage to joe biden on a very good night for him. continuing his momentum after the super tuesday victory. these are states that joe biden will win or draw with bernie sanders. it becomes hard to see how he will move forward. i think there will be some clarity in the next few days. clearly, the pressure is mounting now on bernie sanders to drop out of the race, even as we look to sunday night, where the two men will be debating in phoenix, arizona. but you heard the words of jim clyburn who wants this race over with. he wants bernie sanders to concede to biden. and i think you're going to hear more and more calls from biden supporters, and democrats in general that it's time for unify the party. >> and the sanders camp, though, has said, and they are committed showing up to the debate, making sure that they're there, nonetheless. so, i think we'll see sanders there and beyond that next week. who will knows, we'll have to wait to see. obviously, there's an indication, with regards to michigan especially if biden were to take michigan the way he did last night, that basically predicts how he's going to be doing a lot of those midwest states. so, give us a sense about how last night's impact -- how last night's result are going to impact the path forward for the former vice president. >> yeah, biden is really putting together his own sort of coalition that includes suburban women in the suburbs outside of detroit. although includes noncollege educated white men. who had typically gone for bernie in the past, now are shifting towards joe biden. clearly, joe biden is doing very well with african-american voters, as we saw in michigan and mississippi. bernie has a slight edge on biden in terms of the hispanic vote. but i think all of this portends that joe biden has the potential to do very well in the general election against donald trump in some of these swing states that were critical in the 2016 election. wisconsin, michigan, ohio, pennsylvania. where biden was born and raised. and so, biden, i think, is going to start -- you're going to start to see biden pivot to the general election at this point already this morning. you're seeing ads go up from super pacs are that are boosting biden in some of these key critical states with an eye towards the general election. with an eye targeting donald trump, not necessarily bernie sanders. and so, more and more, i think you're going to start to see this pivot towards the general election. >> scottong in d.c. thanks, scott. >> thank you. >>> now to the very latest on the growing coronavirus threat here in the u.s. as the number of known cases across the country has now topped 1,000. new states of emergency have been declared in colorado, massachusetts and michigan because of the virus. one of the top federal health officials issued this warning yesterday. >> we would like the country to realize that as a nation, we can't be doing the kinds of things we were doing a few months ago. that it doesn't matter if you're in a state that has no cases or one case. you have to start taking seriously what you can do now, that if and when the infections will come. and they will come, sorry to say, sad to say, they will. >> now, according to the "the new york times," after weeks of mounting frustrations, states with a growing number of cases are still struggling to test widely for coronavirus. the paper notes that continued delays have made it impossible for officials to get a true picture of

scott is. >> scott is at home, but he's still working hard for us this morning. scott, you have a look at those stocks for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. i wish i could give you better news. it looks like it is going to be rough as we continue this social distancing and that's having a real effect on the economy as everyone or many people stay at home like i am and try to do their jobs as best they can from their homes. you saw the fed cut interest rates to zero. they have other things to do but the idea is to get as much money in as possible. during a recession or some sort of catastrophe, getting money into the economy helps because then people go out and they spend because they can borrow so cheaply. nobody is going out so it's not clear what the fed will do. as we look at the futures, the wall street places on the open, they're looking for an opening of about 1,000 points, rather, to the negative. they had to stop offering the futures. they had to lock those down. we might see a circuit breaker on the regular trading today as well. now these circuit br

introduce commander scott -- chief scott, excuse me, who is a great partner in this work, a great partner with his team on the front lines helping us keep our city safe. chief scott, thank you for your leadership, partnership, and please we look forward to your remarks. >> good afternoon. first of all, i want to thank our mayor london breed for her leadership during this public health crisis. i speak on behalf of the men and women of the san francisco police department we are extremely grateful to mayor london breed and doctor grant colfax that they made us a priority. our city's police officers, sheriff deputies, firefighters and first responders provide the first line of public safety in san francisco, and we need to keep them safe and keep them healthy. i want to thank mayor breed and doctor colfax for making first responders a priority in testing for covid-19. we are constantly on the front lines. we are expected to always be there. by providing the testing, we can help slow the spread of covid-19 among our first responders so they can continue to provide public safety and protect the health of the public at-large. i would also like to thank the city's hotels

hosted at his upper east townhouse aundraiser for republican senator from massachusetts named scott brown. scott being opposed by elizabeth warren. there's an old statement saying don't get mad. don't get even. she kneecapped him he never recovered. elizabeth warren iser case. but go ahead, let david -- i'll be happy to discuss. she's a mystery to me. i thought she was a phenomenal candidate. i really did. >> and she was leading last time. >> she was leading. she made a mistake. she was honest. she made aistake, i think by endorsing medicare for all. bu she was honest about paying for it. and that -- that -- medicare for all, you've got to be a purist andou don't get -- bernie doesn't get into help. once you get into the weeds for that, she lost her purity and stumbled. >> i want to mention one thing .hat biden is a legislatu so he's able to build coalitions. that's what being president. is and with jim clyburn he was going to reach out and say would you support me?d bernie sanders didn't have those calls. so that's important in a president. on bloomberg, i started this thinking, you can't bour

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scott minerd, and scott, welcome again. you did not foresee this global pandemic coming and it's not just the global pandemic, is it right? the market structure and the debt loads and everything else that was already in place, the pandemic may have been that chip on the jenga stack, if you will. >> brian, if you want to say it's a house of cards that was built by the policymakers in order to bail out the financial system during the crisis one day, you know, a breeze came along and knocked over one with the cards and it's bringing the whole house down well, the house, the equity market rose 13% this week. i understand we are still well down on the year it seems like the fed has shored up the credit market, but it sounds like you're not believing that the bottom is in yet. >> no, i don't think so. i mean, brian, when we look at some of the data that we're getting with unemployment insurance claims and so on and so forth, you know, it would suggest that, you know, we're going to get to a place worse than the financial crisis economically unemployment perhaps around 15% and economic contraction for the year, say maybe in the neighborhood of 10%. these are pretty nasty numbers and when you look at valuations on stocks, the degree of overvaluation where we were at the peak just six weeks ago versus the peak in valuation that occurred '07 has been nowhere -- has been much more extreme and the decline we got from the downturn in '07 was the 55% drawdown in stocks we've been around 34% so far, and it just doesn't seem that given the economic backdrop that the -- the prices have adjusted to reflect economic reality. >> i'll push back, my friend, i remember in september of '08 going to d.c. and having meetings of congressional leaders to explain to them what a credit default swap was and months went by before we got anything done. they were slow this time in the course of a week, we got the fed throwing probably 7 to $10 trillion at it with leverage and a $2 trillion relief bill and aren't you encouraged at all by the speed and i can't believe i'm saying this, the speed at which d.c. reacted? >> look, brian, it's a lot more encouraging than the financial crisis, and you know, one thing that we identified years ago was the reaction function by the policymakers this time around in the next recession would be much faster than the financial crisis that, you know, gave us a lot of confidence that the downturn would be much less severe than the downturn of the financial crisis, but nevertheless, even with a mild downturn, we would expect to see about a trillion dollars worth of investment-grade debt go to below investment grade we would expect to see default rates on corporate bonds and i get into double digits and now there's a pretty good argument to be made that this is more severe than just a mild downturn, and the tools, the policymakers are using and i'll put them into the category of necessary, but not sufficient. david zervos who you just had on, a very, very smart guy, in my mind, made some observations about things like asset-backed securitization that those markets are completely dysfunctional right now. so there is no liquidity there and we rely upon the securitization market to provide capital for not only credit card -- >> scott, i'm sorry to jump in on you, buddy. it's harder to jump in when we're both remote, but i understand what you're saying and some of the stuff i heard anecdotally last week and the beginning of this week was downright scary and i also heard that things are opening up a bit in terms of liquidity. are you not seeing that from your perch >> yeah. we're definitely seeing it, but it's a world of haves and have nots the have nots are in the high-yield bond market and the haves are in the investment-grade bond market okay, we've got that propped up, but the bond markets in the united states are a lot bigger and broader than corporate bonds and a large part of the market are still not propped up and it will take a massively, i think, a massively larger set of programs to address all of these pockets of illiquidity in order to get everything to stabilize >> you put out a paper, and i'm going to read it and i'll look at my screen and i'm flying blind here this is part of the paper that is up on

reporter: four republican senators, senator lindsey graham, tim scott, rick scott, ben sasse are coming out speaking against that part of the bill. senator bernie sanders calling those four senators out by name, if they continue to have this part of the bill removed, he will be forced to vote against it, tweeting this, unless republican senators drop objections to the coronavirus legislation i am prepared to put a hold on this bill until stronger conditions are imposed on the 500 billion-dollar corporate welfare fund. how much money will benefit the airline industry. $25 billion go to passenger air carriers, four billion for cargo air carriers and7 billion for those critical to maintaining national security. we're getting more information on the benefits mid-sized businesses have. these are loans that will have to be repaid but 2% interest rate for six months they don't have to pay anything, they get this money if they retain 90 percent of their workforce at full pay and full benefits and if they agree not to offshore or outsource any labor. for small businesses they're getting access t

scott sullivan. >> scott sullivan said that bernie ebbers told him to hit the numbers. so, he went ahead and he found a way to meet those numbers. the former cfo says that in a series of one-on-one meetings, he and bernie ebbers discussed ways to inflate "worldcom's" profits... >> and that bernie ebbers knew full well what was going on, and encouraged him to keep doing what he was doing, and that bernie ebbers was very much a detailed guy, and had to know what scottullivan was doing. bernie ebbers was looking at everything down to the price that they were paying for coffee! >> yes, he knew about the coffee! >> reid weingarten is ebbers' defense attorney. >> and he did have these idiosyncrasies, and yes, he was hands on, in many respects, and yes, he knew every minute of telephone time that was sold by "worldcom." not disputed, stipulated. but that doesn't mean he had a clue about the technology or that he had any idea about how the accounting worked. he had vision. he had charisma. but, no doubt, he didn't appreciate the sophistication of either the technology or the accounting. so, he had to defer. and indeed, he deferred to his accounting department, and they messed up. >> it was, uh, derided by the prosecutors as the "ah, shucks" defense. um, "he-he couldn't have "known what was going on. "he was the salesman. "he was the cheerleader. "he was building this company. "he wasn't paying close "attention to all the numbers." >> ebbers seems upbeat.

scott. >> rick scott also. two of them were in contact -- >> rick scott -- >> with the critical stimulus package -- >> romney's in isolation? >> yes. >> gee, that's too bad. go ahead. >> detect sarcasm there, sir? >> no, sir. >> do you think that congress should consider changing the rules to allow them to vote remotely when it comes to this critical stimulus package? >> i was thinking about it today and you could have a lot of senators and a lot of house members. i spoke last night with a very, very good man who happens to be in the house, as you know, and he's just started. and he tested positive. so, you could have a large number of people, and they're from congress. you could have between the house and senate, you could have a large number, and i think it's something at least -- i mean, i fully understand why you should be there. i think and maybe a constitutional reason why you should, but we could be in a position where i would certainly be in favor of it, where they could vote from a certain outside location. i would be in favor of it. i was thinking about it today. i mean, we could be in this, with wha

scott county, indiana, on their bicentennial celebration. in these two centuries, scott county has become a cornerstone of my sixth district. with the growing economy, beautiful parks and lakes, and a close community of hoosiers, scott county continues to be a great place for all of us to call home. congratulations on the bicentennial and here's to the ext 200 years in scott county. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate rushville rotary club for celebrating 100 years of service. for a century now, the rushville rotary club has been a pillar of community involvement in the district. the rotary club continues to support local service projects around the community and helps students at the rushville high school. i want to thank the members of the rotary club for their service and dedication to the people of rushville and congratulate them on their 100th anniversary. mr. speaker, i rise today to congratulate marlin who was named the 2019 volunteer of the year by the indiana department of natural resources law enforcement and the indiana hunter education association. he's been a teacher at south rippley schools for over 40 years and volunteers his type to teach hunter safety to all the students at south rippley. acco

scott budman is at a biotech lab in newark. scott? >> reporter: raj, the key waiting under the biotech cheneys have companies have progress being made. bay area biotech companies got a boost today thanks in part to optimistic words from the president about the fight against coronavirus. >> clinical trials are already under way for many new therapies. >> reporter: gentlemen now and then . >> so many companies are jumping in to figure out, hey, might we have a medicine that works? do we have a vaccine that might work? >> reporter: announcing a phase 3 trial with the fda to see if one of its existing medicines can be used to fight the virus. >> we are starting a clinical trial with one of our medicines called a.c.t.emra for his if it might work against the coronavirus pneumonia. >> i'm optimistic we're moving in the right direction. >> reporter: the cofounder of adam bio says their lab isbers than ever and has been working with other local labs. >> looking where we were, at least the progress i've seen, at any given time maybe 30 different projects, we see that many of them have come a long way because of the amount of resources that are being pushed into making this happen. >> reporter: many companies working as fast as they can to try to find at least one cure. now to address the rumors. one drug that came up in the president's news conferences this morning is called chloroquine, linked to a stanford university researcher. stanford said denied any relation to that researcher. live in newark, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> scott, thank you so much for the info. stay up to date with our daily newsletter. you'll get the top headlines right into your inbox. go to nbcbayarea.com to sign up. >>> up next here at 5:00, he may be fighting the coronavirus, but he's an a's fan at heart and he's still hype for baseball. the offer from the a's that has him waiting for this delayed opening day. >>> this restaurant might be closed, but this bay area chef is still very busy. how he's serving up over 120 free meals a day. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri working from home like many of you. don't worry. i have your full forecast. we'll talk about warmer weather on the way and also our next storm is them i'system. [ running and breathing heavily ] you can run like there's no tomorrow. but tomorrow always comes. for you. 14 new cases in santa clara county...now w/ a total of 189 >>> we have the latest numbers for you. take a look. 14 new cases of covid-19 in santa clara now with a tot

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i mentioned to scott scott shel, we have many viruses. after six month period, the market is above where it was when it began to drop because of the virus. six months would take just about to the election. could we have a complete turn around by then? >> not only is it a hope, david, my base case scenario. no one can determine the longevity of the contagion and this panic. if one assumes this is event driven shock to the markets, that historically has been about a six-month impact for the markets. which gets us to approximately july. if we get a decrease in the velocity of you know, the contagion and the growth rate, then markets think i will turn around. my issue, david, is always the following is demand and aggregate demand equation which we use to calculate gdp being destroyed or delayed. fit is latter, you will get a rebound in the latter half of this year. david: if it is the latter, we could also have pent-up demand which would mean explosion of people going out and buying things. >> exactly. david: ed, on the production side, our e

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but republican senators lindsey graham, tim scott, rick scott, and ben sasse object to some languagen this big bill. >> this bill pays you more not to work than if you were working. >> we cannot be paying people more money on unemployment than what they would get paid in their job. >> the american people do not think you should get paid more money to not work than to work. >> now, moments ago secretary mnuchin telling reporters he's confident the senate will still pass the bill later tonight and checks will go out in three weeks. the deal, tentatively announced this morning, sends direct payments to many taxpayers. if you're watching this, you may be getting a check. it also creates a $500 billion loan program to support businesses hammered by the virus and the ensuing economic problems. and increased unemployment payments. it also creates a marshall plan to fund hospitals and support health care workers. over $2 trillion makes this the largest spending package in american history. for more, we turn to gene sperling, the former director of the national economic council under presiden

follow me on twitter @scott mcgrew. >> scott, thanks. >>> new technology to tell you about this morning airport. it could get you through security faster. now the reports -- the sac bee said you won't have to show a boarding pass to get through tsa instead they will scan licenses or real i.d. to see if they are on the list of passengers for the flight. tsa said the new system will help speed up the security lines, well this month the technology will be in airports nationally. right now you could use your driver's license but by october you will no longer be required -- or you will be required to have that real i.d. >>> trending this morning, a little girl and her father from northern california are defying the odds. >> so this little gal here is baby camilla. she was born saturday, february 29th in carmichael. not only she was born on leap day but her dad yvonne pena was a leap day baby as well. the hospital posted theook. the odds of being born on a leap day are one in 2.1 million. and chances of having a dad born on leap day too, exponential i would say. >> already a daddy's little gi

scott jennings. scott, you were with president george w. bush. he had to deal with his own, smaller scale, but concerns about sars, et cetera. and you know the importance of speaking honestly to the people in the midst of this. the president said today anybody can be tested who wants to be tested. the vice president says, actually, we don't have the tests. we're trying to get them out. they're not there yet. why that disconnect? why can't the administration speak with one voice on this? >> well, i think the president was projecting the optimism and confidence that the american people will have access to the tests as fast as we can deliver them. >> that's not what he said. he said today they can all be tested. that's not true. >> like i said, i think the president was trying to project the optimism that we'll be able to deliver the tests. i think the vice president spoke more precisely which is that we don't have the tests today but they're obviously working as hard as they can to get them out as quickly as they can. i think it was a difference between someone projecting optimism and someone projecting precision. >> or kirsten, someone who is telling the truth and someone who is not? it's health information. if i'm -- if my grandmother is sick and wants to be tested by the doctor and the tests aren't there, it's not an optimistic answer. your family wants to know what's true. >> he's not giving accurate information and hasn't been giving accurate information throughout this crisis, telling people they should go to work. everything is just going to be fine. don't even bother going to the doctor. that's just not the information you're getting from health experts and his job in this situation is to help reassure people, help provide stability. he's not doing that. and if you don't believe me, look at the markets, right? that's not a partisan situation. those are people who are responding to the fact that they don't feel like the u.s. has control over this situation. and if you look at other countries and their response compared to the united states, clearly the united states is very far behind the 8 ball despite the fact we were given so much advance warning because this happened in china. so there should have been more than enough time to plan for this. >> i spoke, scotttoday with republican senator bill cassidy who is an m.d. himself and as we spoke this morning, he said he's dealt with public health issues before. i asked him if it was a mistake the u.s. wasn't testing enough people quickly and broadly enough early. here's his answer. >> it was a mistake. one thing we learned from the chinese pretty early on is that there are people who were infected but not symptomatic. >> the reason he made that point, scott, is because those asymptomatic people are still going around spreading it. so you need to test them early so you can identify them to keep them from going out and giving it to someone else. when you hear that from a republican senator, does that make you think, yeah, the u.s. should have tested earlier and more broadly? >> well, look, i think -- yes. obviously you'd love to test everybody as fast as possible and that obviously didn't happen, but they're working to make it happen. i think that the job of the president in this particular case, a

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