my makeup fans no more samples or makeovers sat sephora. all services are suspended due the coronavirus pandemic. the beauty chain is waiving shipping fees through march with the hope that more people will choose to shop online. business insider is reporting that apple is asking retail workers not to encourage customers to try on airpods or the apple watch as a precaution. here, starbucks says they'll be limiting seating in cafes and mobile order only scenarios and for pickup. and in some cases, also, just drive through only. guys? >> thanks, jobina. this is the state of the world now. i'm glad they're thinking about these things. >> but it's also you have to think about people and their jobs and if we go all mobile. we're not there yet, but you do have to think about it. >> i feel like we're real close. >> that's what i'm thinking months down the road when people report earnings and how low they're going to be and how the stock market is not going to bounce back any time soon. guess more buying opportunities if you don't want to cause a pa

of lexington avenue and 59th, to my right is bloomingdale's, sephora, and to , and right aiery next toe. how do those smaller platforms do? oliver: what is problematic is y have a eagle and aer place in the mall. 25% to 30% of the malls in the u.s. are in a difficult place and macy's was closing malls. we will see a lot of pain. lvmh, ais owned by great sector. macy'sgdale's is part of , employees are furloughed and are doing their best with online sales, but clothing is a difficult category. as consumers stock up on goods and as 40% of households are looking to be prepared for what is happening, walmart, target, costco, those have been beneficiaries. as we think about curbside pickup and how do you shop without seeing or touching somebody, that was already happening with generation z, so this is accelerating the no contact list, zero checkout experience. those are discretionary stores and those numbers are not doing well online either. as americans think about hierarchy and needs, food and beverages and wellness and nourishment, it is much more important than the latest pan ties. tonc

sephora owned by lvmh. and tapestry and kate spade and. apple might reopen on march 27th. changing the schedule until further notice. adidas joining nike in closing stores. under armour we talked about as well and lululemon there is leg hit to the economy as people are not shopping. amazon looks like there is spike in online shopping. as a result amazon is hiring 100,000 workers, full-time, part-time in the warehouse and delivery paying extra $2 an hour on top of 15-dollar minimum wage through april. amazon trying to make sure they have the essentials to ship for people that need it in the coronavirus spread. they say they are not accepting any non-essential items in the fulfillment centers. they say they are temporarily prioritizing household staples, medical supplies and high-end products coming into the fulfillment centers so we quickly restock and deliver products to the customers. we heard stories of run on clorox wipes and purell hand sanitizers. amazon is trying to make sure that they are ready and available for households that need it. guys, back to you. david: ama

sephora, all theaters are closed in 42 states. one of the biggest fashion nights. the met gala postponed indefinitely. "saturday night live" won't be around. it has suspended production. >>> supermarkets across the country frantically working to restock shelves. some are taking steps to protect older customers, most vulnerable to coronavirus. stop and shop and dollar general will both create hours reserved for senior shoppers. despite public concern about the food supply, officials say things are going to be fine. >> you don't need to rush into the stores as if all of the food will be gone and there won't be any left to restock. no. no problem with the food supply chain and they will be able to restock the shelves. >> president trump asking all-americans to ban together and support neighbors by not hoarding unnecessary amounts of food and essentials. >>> students who depend on their schools for meals could go hungry if they are stuck at home. there are programs to hand out food but it may not be enough. >> parents can't afford to get the food. yeah, there's food st

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and there are a number of stores that are making that rule across the country, nordstroms, sephora, nike, foot locker, a number of companies that decided to shut down stores across the country. however, like i said, there are stores that are opening, maybe even adjusting their hours and we're seeing people who said they're headed to work this morning. not the drastic measure you're seeing in san francisco and the mayor talked about that, though, as a possibility on "new day" this morning. >> san francisco has last night ordered a shelter in place edict for the whole bay area. would new york consider something like that? >> we're absolutely considering that. we're going to look at every other option and it could get to that for sure. >> reporter: so quiet here in new york city on st. patrick's day, which as you know is typically a very, very busy time in the city, big celebrations that usually happen here. that's not the case today. keep in mind, across the country, many states taking measures, they are keeping essential businesses open. we're talking about grocery stores, gas stations, p

so they're selling to large companies like macy's, nordstrom, sephora.ompanies and also small mom and pops. those stores are all closed. when the stores close, the first thing they say to these companies is, cancel our orders. >> let's hook some of these people up. bath time. >> this is a company based in mississippi, they make awesome bath soaps and candles. my favorite is this, right here, just breathe. all of the products are great. they're all made by people who are hard to employ. people with disabilities. people who are in recovery. so you are really helping a lot of people and yourself when you purchase. normally, $22 to $24. today it is slashed in half. they start at $11. >> i love that. i love that they're employing people who are hard to employ. >> they do. >> let's talk about protecting your eyes over here. >> gabriel & simone, this is a brooklyn based teeny business that makes gorgeous readers. one of the things i love best is their blue blockers. the fact that a lot come in half steps. they make them in quarter steps. you can get precise siz

you know if you have gone into ulta, sephora, these products are amazing. >> really soft, silky. >> that'syou. >> that hair towel. that's coming next though. that's our favorite hair towel. >> i modeled this for you. >> i know. they're normally $21 to $29. it's a woman-led company. you feel good and they feel good. today they're slashed in half, starting at $10.50. >> these are silky pillow cases that save your hair. >> they do save your hair, and this is one where you'll save their business because 70% of the stores they're in right now have closed. they're silk pillow cases. you can put your initials on them. you get a go night's sleep start at $40 and free shipping from night. >> free shipping. >> and poetically correct, we're in the business of providing comfort and nothing is going to stop us, is what they said. that's what these nightshirts are all about. $58 to $70. today they're slashed in half, and they start at $29. >> thank you so much. please help these small businesses. we've partnered with all of them to give you these deals. shop for them online, and shop the bonus deals. wo

also heard from the tapestry group which owns coach, kate spade as well, sephora, another big beauty brand closing their doors as well. this adds on to the names we talked about yesterday. adidas just in the past hour say they are closing up shop. at least temporarily, until march 29th. apple has actually taken back the deadline, saying they would reopen possibly on march 27th, now looks like it's indefinite until they get clear signs this coronavirus spread has been contained. nike says they are closing shop until the 27th. no update on that date. lululemon, under armour, the list goes on and on in terms of the number of stores that have been closed. there is good news for amazon and online retailers because bricks and mortars might be closing up shop but people are still shopping on the internet. we heard from amazon saying they will hire 100,000 extra employees across north america for their full fimmefillment ce paying $2 on top of their $15 minimum wage they are already paying workers because of the huge demand they are getting for shipping out goods because people are not going

when you go to a mall now unless it's a dry bar where you are getting your hair blown out or sephorae or nike store, there's really not a lot going on in the mall. it's really about brands that survive. stuart: okay. one quick one here. i know you like nike. that to you is the big survivor, correct? >> it is the big survivor. they had some really promising numbers that were amazing. they have a staggered tier recovery plan that's working in china and they really lever their digital assets here and in a time when, you know, china was hit with a pandemic, their online sales were up 30%. that's amazing. so they are using this strategy of containing, recovering and returning back to normal in china and they have a plan and it's working. 80% of the stores are back online. then they are going to use that in japan, south korea, europe and probably north america. so there's no better company equipped to handle what's going on than nike. stuart: fascinating. nike is your winner. kristin, thanks very much indeed. important stuff. okay. dow industrials now up 560 points, ladies and gentlemen. d

you have sephora, you have tiffany, liquor brands, hotel brands. it will bounce back. it will be like "the great gatsby". stuart: kristin, thank you very much indeed. it will be like the "the great gatsby." long time since we heard that. we're down 900, volatility. almost coming up on the 10:00 hour. dr barton, sum up what we've seen in the last half hour, please. >> there is a little bit of a bright spot. you're talking about could we find a floor. looks like the markets don't want to down trigger that circuit breaker you talked about. i think this balance of the new fiscal stimulus and's going on. we heard good medical news out of johns hopkins has the market looking for near term bottom. that is what we'll keep an eye on. stuart: shah gilani, your turn, half an hour into the trading session, your analysis of today, please, shah gilani. >> the market is looking for a ledge to hang on to, stuart. it found one temporarily. the dow is at $20,000, 20,000, excuse me, and below that. where the market went to 19882. which was the low of the day yesterday. if the market come

i was checking in on sephora, their competitor owned by lvmh. they haven't announced any store closures but have announced they will reduce some of the in-store beauty pavilions they have inside, so no more in-store makeup services because of coronavirus. you would imagine a lot of these retailers should be impacted, nike, apple, lululemon, under armour, that are shutting their bricks and mortars. it should show up in the earnings, you would imagine. stuart: i would imagine so. ulta closing -- they are up $3 at $165. i guess the market kind of likes that action. mike huckabee is with us, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor. governor, a lot of states still have bars open and this is st. patrick's day. you think that's responsible? >> not really, stuart. unless they can prove that alcohol cures the virus, i think it's a very irresponsible thing because people are going to be touching glasses, touching counters and doorknobs and it seems like if mcdonald's is closing, this is sort of america's premier institution, then i can't imagine

mean, if you didn't put all that bronzer on your face, how did it get there it looks like he went to sephorae makeup tutorial and it just went horribly wrong. second, i would just like to say, you may not have touched your face but i would love to touch your face. just to see what the texture is like [ laughter ] is it like a sponge or an old pancake? when you press on it, does it bounce back like a foam mattress or does it get stuck in place like silly putty i guess what i'm asking, if i rolled your face on a comic strip, would i be able to see "calvin and hobbes?" [ laughter ] [ applause ] more importantly, there's been a lack of widespread national testing for the coronavirus in the united states compared to other countries, due in large part to the trump administration's lack of preparation and the government's slow and inept response. one expert called it a national scandal. so you'll never guess who trump blamed it on today >> the obama administration made a decision on testing that turned out to be very detrimental to what we're doing. and we undid that decision a few days ago so that