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that he was pushing back agnst the allegation that the president lad note done things earlythnough to stopread to have pandemic. but it did raise concerns that there may be conflict betweon an fouly and president trump and dr. faucias tried to be very dim lomatic about h criticisms. he didn't mention donald trump in that cnn interview. he said the reality is, if there'd been a lockdown quicker that wouldave saved lives but he said and emphasized that it a waalculated measure. >> anthony, just one more line to cover with you from the states. bernie sanders has endorsed joe biden for president. saying he must come together to deep. the most dangerous president in modern hit. bernie sanders there not holding back. was that expected? >> i think it's a bit of a surprise h itpened now, happened so quickly. and as wholeheartedly as sanders endorsed joe biden saying he would do everything he could to see that joe biden would become president. four years ago when bernie sanders ran against hillary clinton, sanders campaigned until the end of the process, ed ne dorls hillary clinton until the middl

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>>new social distancing policies are limiting those entering the sto amo costco's new policies no more than 2 people to enter the warehouswith each membership card. only members age, 60 or older caop from 08:00am to 09:00am tuesday throu thursday and costco'asking members to use social distancing guidelines by allowing at least 6et of space between each person, though that wasn't always happening for those iting in line at this costco at walmart in saleandro people were pouring into the store and no onappeared tobe paying atntion to the social will change when new likely guidelines go in effect walmart says beginning sarday stores will now allow no more than 5 customers for each 1000 square feet at any given time inside some stores institute one-way movement throh the aisles using floor markers and direction from associates. additional precautions are highlighted in this l-mart video. >>we'll begin to see those floor decals and stores prong social distancing a 6 foot or more, but we also a deep clean andand speaking t of cleaning you begin to ee associates wearing a special backpack an

of this the ceo of tyson is sending out a warning to eect less pork beef and chicken at the grocery sto. >>that doesn't seem to beon the horizon but but we have had somdisruptions those disruptions says daniel sumner a u c vis agricultural economist will not create a shorge of meat even after the country's largest meat roducers, including tyson along with smithfield and jbs have recently shuttered processing plants u and i may seour favorite supermarket low on someing. >>but they'll belenty of meat ah ah, a beef pork that we all like they'll be plenty of meat in the supermarket's some bay area supermarkets ve been seeing chunks of their meat section stding out. >>especially when it comes to bacon ausage and ground beef. >>oakland butcher shop for ensign farms has so far avoided any ises with meeting the demands. they advote said sometime smaller. >>might be better off of army comes from within 200 miles f theshop and r cilities are dog fine in our farms are doing fine oall and implementintheir own measurefor protecting themselves and their employees about this exact war liz not expectin

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starting this week the famous impossible burger will be available in more than a ry sto panding to more than 700 additional locations in california, nevada and the greater chicago area. the company also plans to expand its retail presence throughout the year even amid the pandemic. >> we are doing the best we can to facilitate operators who are effectively transforming their kitchens into general stores. >> one important thing is that people are always going to need food. the demand for food is not going to go away no matter how disrupted the economy is. >> the impossible burger first debuted last september in grocery stores. >>> now to our better together campaign. emotional thank you from an united airlines pilot to a grof volunteers new yorktohelp tconavis outbreak there. >> i really, really appreciate and thank you for what you are willing to volunteer to do. >> the captain using the exp appreciation for the health care worker's sacrifice. his wife is a nurse and also on the frontlines of the coronavirus fight. >> we have quite a few folks who are going to get on this plane to trave

not really going help us warm up wi stos are going to clear out allowed us to 70's for most of our interior vaeys starting this weekend in early next week and alon the coast and alg the bay temperatures rming up into the mid to uppe60 back to you. tnk bruce a. >>there is a new study just out it indicates that most pregant women with coronavirus noget an more sick than other patients study is based on information collected from 43 pregnant women diagnosed with the vis in new york this month, 37 had a mild form for head to develop more severe forms of the virus only to experience what was deribed as critical to seize. that's a big contrast tpast research which indated pregnant woman with sars and thelu. we're led to more severe illness. peop across the country are still stayinhome because of the pandemic it is helping although in hot spots like new york, the still a staggering number of coronavirus cases and it's among of the places where health workers are facing shortages of protective gear. the shortages are the subject of a recent government watchdog report, athe jones reports. >>in new y

. >> let's go back to that sto i was talking about regarding virgin airlines and their request for an. david covers global trade for us. the u.k.il says ithelp out companies wherever they are based, not following the example of other countries which have said, if you you are not getting money. why the difference? >> it is fascinating, isn't it? denmark, poland have said if you are based in a tax haven, we are extending help for other companies but not for you. bewhen you look at what ha said by various institutions, they have been saying, if you have not been fulfilling your obgations socially, don't come looking for a bailout. so why is the u.k. saying it i have confirmation from the government that it is not doing it. ankly, they say these are schemes that have been setup in a hurry, they have to be as simple as possible. they are there to help all u.k.-based workers. the whole point of these schemes is to give a lifeline so that jobs can preserved, limit the economic scarring after all of this is over. the u.k. government is saying we will not dthat for now. but they say they are

sto >> we will make it easier, faster, and simple for any essential worker in england who needs a testget a test. empls of essential workers will be able to on go.uk -- gov.uk to get a test for any of. their st >> the government has set a targetf 100,000 tests t day. this graph shows the capacity to st has increased to 51,000 per day. while the capacity is up, only ,500 tests took place yesterda 18,000 people and developing an app to help trace the infections. esther hancock says that does not mean there is deadline -- mr. hancock says tt does not mean there is a deadline for reducing social distancing. testing can help suppress, transmission in a way that allows you to have lesser social distancing rules, and critically , test, track, and trace works more effectively when the rate of new cases is lower. the lower the rate, the more effectively you cant keep i down using test, track, and trace rather than having to use heavier social distancingur me. >> that was mr. hancock during the daily briefing we have every day in the u.k. the aim is to get tests up to 100,000 a day, and one of t

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in addition to, that we sto up two hotels just for health care nyrkers to give them respite. we know that mf our health cre workers travel great distances to the hospitals and clinics in which throey k.opportun ity to get respite without having to go all the way the utinfection to their househd spoaps that's another support that we've given our health care works in chicago. >> the chair of theio congrel black caucus, she held a call today with reporters and she said, "this is an emergency," and that data is needed. she called for the c.d.c. and other federal agencies to start collecting and sharing data it relates to racial breakdowns for the coronavirus. where do you stand on the lack of data and the need for data when it comes to the coronavirus? b> well, the data isor aed yesterday was to make sure that all providers that are doing testing and that arein tre in the demographic information that's so critical fous to be able to measure the impact on a race and ethnicity basis across our city. so we've got a lot of reporting that's happening, buwe need to make sure that we fi

but i suspect it will only be a minor sto. and last there some breaking witness that comes out and says look for sure this is what happens yo know this this story has been. >>building a little bit has finally sort of cracked. the new rk times and then the post in the last few days. you kno we'll just have to see how it plays out, but i will say this. barack obama's endorsement came out the day afte he came out in the new york times and i have great respect to president obama i assu he did his homework. the timing of his announcement which is late it's left the facts develop as they may or may not don't think that's gog to be dominating the race was dominating the race is gointo be what's happening right now 27 to the american people and that's the response to the coronavirus pandemic and what the president and with the cotry has got with our leaders are going to be doin at the federal state and local levels to help theamerican people and help th put they helped them in their jobs, their health care and if and of course the ono

they believe the videos captured by people in the sto is sufficient evidence for arresting the officer officer had alternatives thathe could take him, but instead he chose to take state a rage. >>san leandro police plan release body cam video of to betransparent in this way investigation mewhile, the mayor is joining the chief in calling for patience as this instigation continues. >>reporting in san leandro dan thorn kron 4 news. >>for 21 is the time in other news this morning, the california public ilities that would impose nearly $2 billion in penalties against pg and e making it the largest penalty ever assessed by the commission. the penalty would be for the utility company to the company's ro in the 2017 2018 wildfires the new penalty comes as new evidence w presented that showed pervasive violations an unprecedeed ha including loss of life that resulted from the wildfires now the proposal will be ted on by the commission on may 7th. in international headlines, north korean ader kim jong-un has been hospitalized now following surgery. th's according to us inteigence reports a u.s.

at her sto. t c in.eah needed o animal contraction and transmission. >> there's no reason to give up a beloved pet. >> viewers show us face coverings. we're seeing lots of creativity. you can go to the cdc web site for tutorials on the proper way to make a mask. >> i have been told i would probably look bert on the news with face covering all the time. >> let's talk about the weather. >> the moon looked awesome. the super-pink moon. >> yeah. it is just amazing. super-full moon. a pink moon. it's known as a pink moon because the pink flowers are blooming. it's so stunning. this was from the roof cam. take a look at the view. you couldn't have asked for better weather conditions. you can see the moon. it was the biggest brightest of the year. i hope you had a chance to check it out. my kids and husband and i checked it out. it was unbelievable. what it looks like as we look at live doppler 7. there are clouds around south bay. that storm that brought a soaking is in southern california. some parts down sou

but they put sto be out of business until 150 employees on the street is workshops of cease productionpressures from the international corporations is growing reflecting the concern for their image. ever fewer customers are willing to buy clothes made under inhumane conditions you're in a museum it's dark and empty and front of you is rembrandt's nightwatch a painting worth 500000000 euros you receive a strange text message with instructions now your mysterious adventure begins goodbye traditional audio guides and class tours after them their rights museum is offering its visitors a new and unique way to explore the art. amsterdam's rights museum is doing something a bit off the wall. bert janja and martin have come to play a game and they've invited me along. a rather shady friend will text us a little tips where to be smuggled in as in turns and we'll try to solve a mystery. so we won't have much time to admire rembrandt's nightwatch we've got to complete our tasks quickly. one riddle left or another has to be solved. if we scour the museum with our eyes peeled we should be able to f

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enforcement, fire and medical personnel will be allowed to shop one hour before and one hour after post eed sto hours. >>> costco will limit the number of customers it will allow into stores. only two people will be allowed to enter with each membership card and this is in response to the massive crowds that we've seen there since the outbreak. jobina? >> thank you, kumasi. good morning. more states are heeding the call to flatten the curve here as we fight the coronavirus pandemic. it looks like now 45 states are now imposing stay at home restrictions. more than 5,000 people have died with more than 200,000 infected. hospitals and health care workers are overwhelmed. president trump says the next few weeks are going to be difficult. >> difficult days are ahead for our nation. we're going to have a couple of weeks starting pretty much now, but especially a few days from now that are going to be horrific. >> now, vice president mike pence says that he expects the worst of the pandemic will be over by memorial day. and that is two months away. dr. anthony fauci says social distancing orders will

night a man was shotn the rking lot othe lucky's sto on mowry.rs believe he was wi some friends and that's when anoth car drove up, shots rang up after an argunt. the suspected gunman is sll on the run. health leers fight and k the virus ) spreadcross the bay area. pls- hear from aoman who works on the tlin at s- f-o. the steps bng taken o keep employees and air travls fe. tomorrow morning from 4:30 to 7. >>> a bay area icu nurse got a special call during her shift. steph curry on face-time. >> can you imagine him calling? hey. he thanked her and her colleagues for their hard work on the front lines. >> hey! >> whoo-hoo! go warriors! >> go waiors. that shelby delany hding the phone. she wks at smit medical center in oaklan ononday she was feeling a bit down and powerless and she knew she needed to sumn her inner warrior. so she put on her warriors jersey uerneath her rubs. shs nowrging peopleo s masks and surgical caps and to donate any face shields. >>> a stanford tennis player is helping fight the virus. chris contaxis spent the past month work

. -- they were first taken to 31 sto stockaids in the cherokee nation.nd the conditions were deplorable. people had no shelter. only a few blankets as some were able to grab as they were being forced from their homes and inadequate food. these stockades were referred to as concentration camps and may have been the first time this term was used. from there they were taken to 11 inturnment camps. ten were in tennessee. the remaining one was in alabama. on may 31, the reverend of greater michigan tells brainer mission. tells of one group. he states astoundingly a little before sunset a company of about 200 cherokees were driven into our lane. the day had been raining and of course all men, women and children were dripping welt, with no change of clothing and scarcely a blanket fit to cover them. as some of the women when taken from their houses had on their poorest dress. . this of course was the amount of their clothing for a journey of about 800 miles. as soon as permission was obtained from the officers we opened every door to these poor sufficienters --

. >> trevor: what's going on, jab ouky young-white, happy wednesday if you say sto, i measure time in months now, happy march. >> trevor: it's actually april. >> if you say so. >> trevor: anyway dude, i wanted to call in and check with you and see how you have been handling quarantine so far, man? >> bro, i am so board, trevor, i'm so board. i beat all my video gaimtion. i just solved a jigsaw puzzle. i also sexted everyone in my contacts, so i watched everything on netflix, man. everything. >> trevor: you have one out of things on your queue i could recommend a few things that are really good. >> no, dudes, i mean i watched all the shows. i finished netflix. the entire thing. >> trevor: wait, you finished netflix? jaboukie, there is like a million shows on netflix. >> yeah, more like a 125 million. but the last ten million go by really fast actually. it was like i barely noticed. >> trevor: mi fascinated. so what happens when you get to the end of netflix. >> oh my god, trevor, it's beautiful, you just finish and then there is this bright light. and you just feel this sense of calm w

birmingham, manchester, glasko, be bellfast as well that growing excess the government would point sto to say, yes, we have made our mistakes but with emissions slowing and the hope for infections and the excess of icu beds perhaps it is not going as badly as you fear. this isn't just about the health side of things or the economic side they have reportedly told the hit to the economy is as much as a 30% hit gdp. the cabinet level, we'll come to that the debate about the economic ramifications or the pure ramifications and when one can lesson off and get the economy back up and running. that's a stren uous debate we don't think will be solved this week raab is expected to announce on thursday at least three more weeks of lockdown on thursday. i watched a video on the prime minister where he is recovering. he made a speech about protecting the nhs and shielding the nhs and maintaining the lockdown here in the uk. >> thank you i want to look at basic resources. green continues today but some of that has been given back as sessions transpired. it was stimulated out of china the fall in ma

sto stock futures not responding oil at $15 a barrel. >> president trump pushing against georgia's plan to reopen the economy as soon as tomorrow. >> is the supply chain at risk another facility closing down. >> another airline trying to slow cash burn by issuing more debt will it help when 97% of us are no longer flying >> staying fit at home while we are stuck at home. one on one with lindsay vaughn you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >> welcome from wherever in the world you may be watching. i'm brian sullivan it is early but looking like yesterday could be kind of a one and done for the equity markets. stock futures are flat to slightly down. that benchmark index still down 3% for the week. nasdaq down under 2% big tech has been outperforming as of late oil trying to stabilize after an incredibly volatile, record breaking week. we are at $15 and change on u.s. contract slightly under $22 on international internationalal trade. yesterday, the president warning any u.s. ships to destroy iranian vessels that come close to them at sea and a regular lator that will shut do

sto stock futures not responding oil at $15 a barrel. >> president trump pushing against georgia's planreopen the economy as soon as tomorrow. >> is the supply chain at risk another facility closing down. >> another airline trying to slow cash burn by issuing more debt will it help when 97% of us are no

somehow we are going sto transport the seam amount of people by a smaller number of planes and smaller we are reducing wide body, which will see the biggest hit because of international travel. how are we going to do that with less planes? bottom line, the industry is pretty negative. you are seeing that in share prices already reflecting big cuts. it is a mart of what the recovery looks like. >> a lot of issues there around boeing we'll see what david calhoun has to say later on today. thank you very much. >>> coming up, boeing ceo david calhoun will join cnbc to talk more about their numbers >>> call this ford versus the global lockdown. it lost $2 billion during the period citing closed factories and decimated sales. warning it could lose up to $5 billion during this quarter. the ceo adding the pandemic will likely, quote, slide the timing of new product launches originally scheduled this year and next like the all-new electric mustang staying with earnings and results, tesla out with their first quarter numbers. phil lebeau joining us by phone >> caller: there are wide varieties of

a shout out to those on the front line and healtrsidrry sto clerks.ll of you who provide essential services during this difficult time. thank you and have a wonderful wednesday and hope to see you back here tomorrow morning at 4:30 am. have a good one. day. that's the highest yet. we'll ask dr. deborah birx of the white house task force about that spike, plus pose

they are trying to sto stop in i but there is no reason to think that it's going to work very well. so how has it done with zika, i don'tt think we've done well. here it is in the united states. we are probably going to just start testing vaccines in january. we can't even put out the money to control this. anything we can do with mosquito control, stuck in the political game. we are not even being penny wise. foolish so that is what we are looking at again and the other parallels i find striking this shows how remarkable they are and they give us the reason to feel happy and warm and cuddly. i am here to just try to freak asu out. it has ten. the ebola virus has seven. we have these immune systems for billions of years and they find a way around it and they are spreading all over the world. what's happening is the there are all these viruses in the animal kingdom and they are basically moving further and further into the systems and disturbing the homes of bats, monkeys and other wildlife and they are finding a new abundant host. i'm not entirely fatalistici amc about this. a coupl

amanda: i want to go back to sto cks that are doing extremely well, amazon, netflix, and ask about thership you are seeing in the market. is it brought enough to say that this rally israel? -- is real? are we seeing broad enough leadership in the markets? max: broad enough to say that we will not be testing the lows that we saw in march. it is not broad enough to say we are fully out of the woods. it is important right now to be more selective. we expect there to be more volatility, certainly as earnings are coming out for the companies that are reporting them. there is a really big focus on whether they can even provide guidance. before all of this happened, we were worried about a lack of capex plans, and now we are having concerns about rehiring. looking across industries, we see some have bounced back , versus some of the value names. that is indicative of this market where we are not quite in an everything rally, like 2019. shery: it seems like we are still holding strong, especially with such weak economic data. 22 million americans filing for unemployment claims, retail sales an

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let's celebrate these 12 middle school students going on sto hih school.d me on facebook at laura garcia, nbc bay area. back to you. >> thanks, laura. congratulations to those graduates. >>> coming up, one of the largest pork plants closed outbreak. the effect it could have on the food supply. >>> several states are getting ready to open. is it too early? the concerns and dangers that are coming up. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. you can save by setting your heat to 68 or lower... unplugging and turning off devices when not in use... or just letting the sun light your home. stay well and keep it golden. >>> the coronavirus could affect the nation's food supply. tyson foods stopped production at its largest pork plant, the iowa plant can process 20,000 hogs a day. that accounts for nearly 4% of the u.s. processing capacity. this could cause a disruption of the nation's pork supply chain. more than 180 infections have been linked to the plant. that's expected to go up. mass testing of workers will be

we will keep following the sto story.owell, thank you. >> and i got a photo of her dog doing the bomb so i will tag you in it. >> students across the country are wondering when they will get to go back to the classroom. we will talk to the president of purdue university is making plans for students to return in the fall. his message for leaders of colleges and universities nationwide, next. musica♪ we're finally back out in our yard, but so are they. scotts turf builder triple action. it kills weeds, prevents crabgrass and feeds so grass can thrive, guaranteed. our backyard is back. this is a scotts yard. mortgage rates have dropped to all time lows. by refinancing now, you can save $2000 a year. and newday's va streamline refi shortcuts the process. veterans can refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call could save you $2000 a year. >> dana: school districts across the country considering classroom changes for when students can finally get back to school but they are also tr

. >> it's a funny sto nny story my traditional lender had an asset dcap and i couldn't get a loan withem i was on the phone with a wealth manager, a friend i had a relationship with. he mentioned they would be doing these ppe lop loans. i said you're kidding me i put in four applications for our four restaurants last monday by thursday afternoon, i had already received funding for one of our restaurants to the tune of $1.4 million, but -- we're waiting and probably about day away from getting the balance of the $5.5 million that you mentioned. to be honest with you -- sorry >> go ahead, finish. >> i don't think people fully understand is even with that $5.5 million, the amount of capital needed to restart a restaurant business such as ours or any of them across the country besides the human capital and the working capital required, just to populate a kitchen with food. we're like reopening again once we get the green light to do so. >> yeah. how does this work you're not bringing these workers back, literally, to work it's not safe for thoem be in a close confined space and so forth. y

kristie lu sto kristy lou stout is one of them and talked to experts about what to do and what to avoidin hong kong ask any family about home schooling and prepare to take notes. because of the coronavirus, schools have been closed since january. as the outbreak grows and more and more countries embrace home learning, students here have a few tips to share. >> i put away all my phones and ipads in like in my drawer or under my bed. i don't want myself to be distracted by any games or my friends. >> if it was online, i would just open tabs that are really just necessary, like for learning and like don't open tabs that will like constantly distract you, like social media or like some games. >> reporter: okay, so samuel annet and etta have their act together, but what about others? >> pencils and pens and books and blue tissue. >> yeah. >> reporter: running a virtual classroom can also be tough. and educators here who are pioneered virtual learning recommend zoom and google hangouts, but what makes a good online lesson? >> have fun with them. interactive learning is the best thing with onl

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you're looking for a little sunshine later on and a warm-up is in sto will tell u wh >>and 44 ght nownd let's check the weather john we're te bridge anwe saw a olden little bit of sky ther mostly clouds. >>yeah still mostly clouds over started to see a little bit the sky and there but y very much like yesterday was and conditions to finish so we do have something to look for too little bit later on is year for berkeley had been keeping an e on it through the morning it is getting brighter d brighter as the morning goes on slowly getting there though so yeah wre still holdng on to clouds more so the knot temperatures in the 50's currently with oakld and concord are to close the spots to 60 degrees temperatures are startinto rise and will continue to do so to the dais guys gw cle you see a lot of activity on satellite radar ross the state bay area is very quiet as of right nothere are a few showers that are sitting right across the santa cruz mountains and then sthward from there and even a few areas of heavy rainfall right along one south of hall a certain soledad and just west of i 5

the need to social distance and peoples' desire to get fresh air and get down to the beach here in sto southern california. here in ventura county, the beach opened, limited access. maintain your sis tadistance th authorities said. don't throw any bonfires or parties. most people are cooperating. just down the road a couple of miles, l.a. county beaches still shut down. no access allowed. so, people left l.a. county and went to the beaches in ventura county and orange county. we talked to some of those residents there and they were desperate for a chance to get out of the house. >> as a person who loves to get out, i wanted to get out. we've been stuck inside and honestly how can you stay inside on such a beautiful day. as long as we're abiding by the rules they're giving us, why shouldn't we be able to do what we want? >> our own four walls at home are starting to feel like prison? if we can walk around on the street, why can't we walk around on the beach as long as we're social distancing? >> eric garcetti said we won't let one weekend ruin a month of progress. while the sunshine is

the map skies to remain really clear through the day today it's going to be a really quiet picture on sto tracker 4 all day long as we work our way inttomorrow you will see some fog trying to sh in along the coast during morning hours littlebit of cloud cover after that puing at this marine layer is going to help us out giving us some relief from the very hot temperatures. wehave today even further cooling into sunday which will be thmost pleasant day of the weekend we've had a pretty dry april for northern cafornia while southern parts of the state still do actually avoid even abnormally dry conditions we do have extreme drough gripping the northern part of the ate that deep red and then in that brown that includes pats of the bay area severe drought having richard this is your updated look at the drought monitor shws you just how said behind we are across northern california as far as where we should be this season today and the rest of the forecast ot going to be offering much willbe no rainfall in sight and today it's going to be hot dry and the aac 88 for the high wall conquered and