tamar: yeah, they have the ability because of that.een some shale producers have gone so far to suggest they could begin drilling downability because of. that is even a more extreme step than just reviewing production of new wells at $30. i think it really varies from company to company. there's a lot of differences. i think the industry as a whole is very resilient and will get stronger over time, even though there are a lot of individual companies that are weak and inefficient and they will have to face bankruptcy. in the bankruptcy process, you have the chance to reset the debt burden at lower levels and takedown the corporate overhead and make the assets more competitive. lifting costs for sale are pretty competitive. assets dobankruptcy, not go away. long-term, we think the industry can become more profitable and more competitive. nasdaq senior energy director tamar essner with us. news of falling on the the saudi cuts. let's see how we are setting of the asian session more broadly. sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. mixed messaging

and, tamar braxton and tamron's longtime hairstylist, johnny wright, on the "to catch a beautician." right now, on "tamron hall." ♪ >> tamron: welcome to "tamron hall," from my home. it is memorial day weekend, and coming up a little bit later in the show, anthony anderson will join us. we've been working together on memorial day special. we've been taking from our home. all the details coming up a little bit later in the show, so stick around for my conversation with my buddy, anthony anderson. but there's been another story on my mind for weeks now. i'm sure you've seen the reports, as well. a number of children around the country, 15 different states now, getting sick and in some cases dying. this obviously hits home, having a 1-year-old. whether you have a 1-year-old or an 18-year-old, all of these stories, especially as they relate to our children, they hit an extra nerve. there are so many questions that we as parents and as people who love children, we want answers to. take a look. >> doctors and scientists are scrambling to understand the links between the conavirus and a mys