knew what the ball i was but bury it a little there where they have system of guinea liberia and sutherland did not have the capacity to deal with this situation now and the disease in europe isn't america is going all over it were they are now coming because the seat of gravity in my life is in my life my disease is strike we should come together and why did. the born outbreak has exposed to many difficult truths a border that coach the world flood through to here it is expose not only do weakness of the health care system but also the deep anger and mistrust of the people for their own government the mistrust born of decades of corruption that seems to be continued to this day for me the real damage is to call the barrier of fear it creates between people fear of a table disease that can kill in days fear of a disease that needs to be stopped liberia living it with ebola and i'm pleased to say i'm joined here in the al-jazeera studios by the very man who made that film sorious samura welcome lovely to have you with us with some film tell me about making it given my experience in africa yo

vice president, you also that whether it was sutherland springs or santa fe ,igh school or el paso, texast that walmart this past odessa, inmidland, the same year, we understand the devastating toll of gun violence in america and in this state. we need someone to make sure whether it is a mass shooting in walmart or in our school or the shooting that far too often take those in our communities of caller water to enter time, who do not even make the headlines or the front news, you will stand up for each and every one of us and and gun vibrance -- and end gun violence in america. end the selling of weapons of war and our communities -- keep that stuff on the battlefields. do not bring it into our homes. [cheers] [applause] thismr. vice president, energy-rich state that has fueled the growth of america also wants to be that state that, with your leadership, leads the charge to confront climate change before it is too late. we are counting on you. go ahead.biden: keep going. 2018, all of us come a lot of good people here on the stage and throughout the state, ran the greatest grassroots camp

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joining me now is brooke sutherland. brooke: they don't necessarily call out specific reasons, but i would wager that the coronavirus is a factor here. target was supposed to host an investor day meeting in new york today, and canceled that event because of the coronavirus. it is now hosting that online. the numbers for the fourth quarter coming in line with its holiday forecast. demands more on the side, but the worry with the coronavirus is you could see supply chain disruption for those categories and others, as well as disruption in consumer behavior as people stock up on food and don't make the purchases they would otherwise make. alix: thanks very much. we are just hours away from super tuesday. 14 states, one territory will hold democratic primaries. the field changed dramatically yesterday. both pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar pulled out of the race and endorsed by -- endorsed biden. >> i believe we can do this together. >> rallying the country together to defeat donald trump. >> to heal this country and to buil

vice president, you also know, inthat whether it was sutherland springs, or midland, odessa in the same year, we understand the devastating toll of gun violence. in a mass shooting at a walmart our a school, taking them of our communities of color, one or two at a time. who don't make the front page or the news. you're going to stand up for each one of us and end to the selling of weapons of war in our communities. keep that on the battlefield. don't bring it into our homes. and, mr. vice president," this energy-growth state, wants to be the state, with your leadership, leads the charge to confront climate change before it's too late. we're counting on you. in 2018, all of us, a lot of good people who are here on this stage, out there, throughout the state, ran the greatest grassroots campaign texas has ever seen. we won more votes than any democrat had in texas history. young voter turnout, up 500% in early voting. and he's were the gains. 12 new members of the statehouse, all democrats, replacing republicans. two new members of congress, including collin allred, right in this communit

brooke sutherland, thank you very much. michael mckee, great to have you for the hour. thank you.each in florida but thank you for joining me. with a littlerink umbrella and it. alix: pretty much. breaking news. the chancellor of the exchequer is speaking in parliament announcing additional fiscal loosening of 18 billion pounds for the u.k.. the total stimulus is 30 billion pounds. they will be restating their estimates with projections for 2019 as well. $30 billion of extra fiscal -- 30 billion pounds coming from the u.k.. also downgrading productivity as well. a look at the table right. doing nothing. 1.29. s&p futures sinking after equities saw their best to yesterday since 2015. support around 2800. we will break that down in technically speaking. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: time for technically speaking. bill maloney joints me now. listen to bill every day if you type in squa . yesterday monster rally, today not quite so much. bill: yesterday we did talk resistance and now we will be talking support. first support around 2800. below that, big support around 2747, which we

joining me now is brooke sutherland.er this week, we had most of the airlines speaking at a industry conference. the warnings were very alarmist. all of those numbers now have to be completely rethought. you had delta talking about cutting put percent of transatlantic capacity. does that no go down in the asia-pacific range? they were talking about $113 billion in lost revenue. that is not banking on travel between the u.s. and europe coming to a standstill. this starts to get really ugly very quickly. yesterday, you saw selling off pretty dramatically as investors came to the reality of the cash crunch, but that ultimately does filter down to suppliers as well. alix: boeing, for example, drawing down their credit line. what are the options for airlines as they try to stay afloat in terms of going bankrupt or getting loans or whatever? beoke: it is going to interesting because the airlines have been arguing that they are prepared for a crisis, they are running their businesses better. here is a time to test that. alix: w

vice president, you also know that whether it was sutherland springs or santa fe high school or el pasond odessa in the same year, we understand the devastating toll of gun violence in america and in this state. we need somebody that will make sure whether it's a mass shooting in walmart were schools or the shootings of for to often take those in our community of color one or two at a time who don't even make the headlines or the front page or the news, we don't even know their names, you will stand up for each and every one of us and into gun violence in america with universal background checks, protection orders and into the selling of weapons of war in our communities. keep that stuff on the battlefield don't bring it into our homes. [cheering] and mr. vice president, this energy rich state. it has fueled the growth of america, it also wants to be the state with your leadership leads the charge to confront climate change before it's too late. we are counting on you. [cheering] in 2018, all of us, a lot of good people here on the stage, out there throughout the state. ran the greatest

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. >> we're out of time here from mike, sarah and myself, stay healthy and brian sutherland's got you covered on the other side >>> welcome to cnbc's continued coverage of the markets. i am brian sullivan, thanks for joining us here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time we hope you are doing as well as can be the market is doing as well as they could do over the last couple sessions. we ended last week strong coming off a very weak base last week the best week since 1932, well, we continued some of that momentum today. the dow ending the day up 690 points pretty much most stocks you look at they were higher today we will get to those, the one thing that was not higher continues to be oil. down 7% as well. we'll get to more on oil and what it may be signaling throughout the show. welcoming. we are pleased today to be joined by guy adami and dan nathan for the entire hour, we welcome in emily roland of john hancock financial. it's good to have you back here on cnbc's fast money you said it seemed like the indiscriminate selling might be over, that gave you some comfort, were you more comforted by t

>>well let me distillery is doing its part to help during the pandemic sutherland distilling company that to livermore. >>they posted this picture on their facebook account page and the company is making hand sanitizer out of barrel ready bourbon yeah than a 24 hour period more than 400 gallons of bourbon was transformed into 250 gallons of sanitizer everybody is pitching in. google is donating more than $800 million as a part of its coronavirus response and most of th will be in the form of free advertising so google is giving the world health organization and other government agencies $250 million and act grants to share information on how to fight the coronavirus google is also workg with one of its suppliers to produce up to 3 million mask. and the weeks coming to donate that to the cdc. >>well if you think the you need to be screened for the coronavirus will apple has created an app for that its app and website ask you about your symptoms and then will provide information on the virus. it's thanks to a partnership with the cdc fema and the white house coronavirus task force. app

knew what the ball i was but bury it a little there where they have system of guinea liberia and sutherlanddid not have the capacity to deal with this situation now and the disease in europe is not america is going all over it were they are now coming because the seat of gravity in my life is more like my disease a strike which will come together and why did. the border outbreak has exposed many difficult truths a border that coach toward flood through to here it is expose not only do weakness of the health care system but also the deep anger and mistrust of the people for their own government the mistrust born of decades of corruption that seems to be continued to this day for me the real damage is to call the barrier of fear it creates between people fear of a table disease that can kill in days fear of a disease that needs to be stopped liberia living it with ebola and i'm pleased to say i'm joined here in the al-jazeera studios by the very man who made that film sorious samura welcome lovely to have you with us with some film tell me about making it given my experience in africa you kno

vice-president, you also know that whether it was sutherland springs or santa fe high school or el paso, texas, at that walmart this last august, or midland odessa in the same year. we understand the devastating to of gun violence in america and in this state, and we need someone who is going to make sure whether there is a mass shooting in a walmart or in our school or the shootings that far too often take those in our communities of color one or two at a time who don't even make the headlines or the front page or the news. we don't even know their names. you're going to stand up for each and every one of us and end gun violence in america with universal background checks, extreme risk protection orders and an end to the selling of weapons of war in our communities. keep that stuff on the battle field. don't bring it into our homes. [ applause ] and, mr. vice-president, this energy-rich state that has fueled the growth of america also wants to be the state that, with your leadership, leads the charge to confront climate change before it is too late. we're counting on you. [ applause ]

brooke sutherland of bloomberg opinion.nk you for helping us break it down on this difficult day in the market. all the charts we used ghout the show, g tv is where you want to go. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> you are watching bloomberg daybreak. i'm viviana hurtado. we begin with wells fargo chair betsy do. she quit a day before a potentially dramatic congressional hearing. a u.s. committee will examine the board role in the wells fargo scandal. duke scheduled to testify she had been the most senior woman in u.s. finance. democrats accused wells fargo's board and executive of weak management. now to apple. most of the company offices employees will be able to work from home. tim cook called it a challenging moment, saying he wants to ensure apple workers are able to work safely. setback foranother boeing. u.s. regulators told the company wiring on the planes does not lead -- does not meet legal standards. could trigger nose-down movements. the cdx investment grade index, 42 basis points. it is surging the most since the col

joining me in new york, brooke sutherland of bloomberg opinion, michael mckee come up bloomberg economicsdent, and droning us from florida, kathryn rooney head of research and strategy. this point, christine lagarde challenged euro zone countries to step up on the fiscal side, and germany is saying challenge accepted, which is a surprise to a lot of people because they were seen as the holdouts, the ones who wanted to hold the line. these initial proposals are designed to keep people working. include deferral of tax payments and extension of loans to people on the payroll. the lower house of parliament has passed a law that is going to go through later to provide financial support to companies who might be in danger of losing employees. saying no healthy company should go bankrupt because of corona, and no jobs should be lost. that's the bottom line from germany. the other line is a love schulz cholz, the finance ministers, saying there could be a buying program. no one knows how much damage is going to be done to the economy, so no one knows how much stimulus is going to be needed on the

. >> we're out of time here from mike, sarah and myself, stay healthy and brian sutherland's got youn the other side >>> welcome to cnbc's continued coverage of the markets. i am brian sullivan, thanks for joining us here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time we hope you are doing as well as can be the market is doing as well as they could do over the last couple sessions. we ended