but the crown vic model is popular with law enforcement.. >> was there ever a thought that maybe this is one of our own? maybe this is a police officer doing this? >> that was not out of the realm of possibility. >> reporter: coming up -- investigators recheck the cases handled by mark hasse, this time to see which ones mike mcclelland also worked on. and -- >> there was only one common denominator for those two prosecutors. >> which was? >> reporter: when dateline continues. confidence, reassurance you're doing what's right, to protect your dog from fleas and ticks for ll month. this one little nexgard chew is the #1 vet recommended protection. and it's the only chew, fda approved to prevent infections that cause lyme disease. plus, it's safe for puppies. there's a lot of power in this one little nexgard chew. nexgard. what one little chew can do. welcome to portabella's. thisfor some scampi bites.eady wait a sec i feel like i know you? oh! have you dined with us before? no, you're -- you're that insurance guy, aren't you? the pasty one? o

the old vic has become the first major london theatre to close a show because of the coronavirus.last two weeks of samuel beckett's endgame starring daniel radcliffe have been cancelled. the old vic is asking ticket holders to consider donating the cost to the theatre rather than asking for their money back. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @bbcmaryam. now on bbc news, sport today. hello, i'm chetan pathak this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coronavirus has shut down most major sport around the world — but what happens next? coming up: the italian football federation calls for the european championships to be postponed so that the serie a season can be completed. ferrari shuts down production at its formula i and road—car factories in italy for two weeks as other fi teams carry on despite not knowing when the season will start. where sport does continue — like in brazil — football players protest at having to play on through the pandemic. and coronavirus hasn't stopped all sport — we've got action to bring you as well

the old vic has become the first major london theatre to close a show because of the coronavirus.last two weeks of samuel beckett's endgame starring daniel radcliffe have been cancelled. the old vic is asking ticket holders to consider donating the cost to the theatre rather than asking for their money back. the vatican says that papal services leading up to easter sunday, which normally attract tens of thousands of worshippers, will be held via video—link. and here in the uk, churches and mosques are among those changing the way they do things. 0ur religion editor, martin bashir, reports. pope francis delivering his sunday homily from within the basilica, via video link, as he will on easter sunday, which is normally the best attended liturgy of the catholic church. last year, more than 110,000 pilgrims gathered in rome. but the church of st peter, which for centuries has welcomed saints and sinners, is now closed. so what of the catholic church in england and wales? if we, here in this country, are asked to close churches for the celebration of mass, i will say, yes, people shou

>> vic's vapo rub. my mother would literally eat vic's. she had a sore throat, she'd take it and lick it and eat vic's. >> that's brand loyalty. >> mutt and judy have been relatively healthy most of their lives. but in 2007, judy was diagnosed with a slow-growing form of leukemia, a cancer that attacks blood cells and bone marrow. because she was uninsured, three years went by before she was able to get treatment. what changed? she turned 65 and qualified for medicare, the government's low-cost health insurance for seniors. now judy manages her leukemia with chemo pills and frequent doctor's visits. >> i can truthfully say when we got on medicare was the best thing that ever happened us to. getting old was the best thing that ever happened to us because judy was stricken with leukemia. they took us because we had medicare, some means of paying them. >> without medicare, would you be dead? >> yes, quick. i couldn't go to the hospital, yeah. >> 60 million americans like judy and mutt rely on medicare. that's probably why it's so expensive. i

task force at the georgia bureau investigation under the bold leadership under the under the director viceynolds we are collaborating with law enforcements and prosecutors to stop gang members throughout georgia. we are providing resources and training needed to put these dane dangerous criminals behind bars. we are working around the clock to keep our neighborhood safe. while georgia already has stuff gang statutes on the books, there is more that we can do to stop violence from taking over our state. there is more that we can do to prevent another innocent person from being shot, another law enforcement officer being killed, and while some in the media refused to acknowledge the gang crisis, i do not have to convince debra reiter. a decade ago deborah's son nicholas was sleeping in his room, when you gunshots rang out and ripped through the walls. a drive by shooting organized by local gangs left nicholas dead at the age of ten. debra, we are sorry for your loss, and why we cannot bring nicholas back, we will champion tough anti gang legislation in his honor. thank you for being with us

never expected so many women to contact her from all across russia the 1st woman here is 39 year old vic oh she's embarrassed by the large store that her coworkers can see on her hand. my ex-husband. and i wanted to leave him and he locked me and. he cut me all over so i wouldn't ever belong to anyone else but him. he hurt me wherever he could and my face hands and my toddy. later the doctors told her she'd come close to losing her hand now a flower cross on the spot that had been so painful. to look. overwhelmed that someone came all the way from. to give her a free tattoo. but i'd be a couple are you to me it's not only about helping these women i want to show people that it's possible to do something good that it isn't hard to do something good. for them but for her she. was on the way back to another abuse victim calls for help on jenny a small pile. her start was left by a wound from a hunting rifle. and i've been doing this for 2 years nothing's changed but more and more women are coming to me. there's a real problem but i don't know how to solve it there's no end to it. they live

it as he said it was cured and a spot of dust must confide in east insurance he says spotify vic needs this communion and this has stopped so long it can also be humbled to be undone in a key concern in london has the haste and is an extended she's given just got just one more 21 time in the spotlight to shop for the woman through. so e-mail your 1st impression and with all of that i. can use weeks in the gym cause he will be out in the oil all. by again. it is up to the german government to set the amount of compensation to be validated by the bundestag. in an arbitration case it's very different. the amount of compensation is much higher and is set arbitrarily by business lawyers and with no democratic legitimacy. a considerable portion of legal costs $4.00 to $10000000.00 is to be paid primarily by the state. as the election cycle rages on the media highlights or even invents what they deem to be important even radical what they don't tell you is how the political center is collapsing in today's campaign is what voters think about the status quo. a dark industry comes to life in los

it's practically impossible to raise livestock or farm still someone was brave enough to try benjamin vic martin a chef from the u.s. . house green finally he planned. herbs and vegetables and his polar greenhouse. can even taste the arctic. as i go to. benjamin 1st came to solve our back in 2007 and fell in love with the place the only problem was the lack of greens but i wasn't happy with the food situation you know you pay 50 kroner for iceberg lettuce that's a lot of money for iceberg lettuce and. home i would never even eat this i wouldn't even need if somebody gave it to me but here i'm like oh how nice you know you have to eat because you don't have anything else and i just was so frustrated you know this is i have to do some either i leave or i have to do something. now he supplies local restaurants like the group of lager and with his arse here fine dining is served up in a former coal mining warehouse head chef phillips a hot a.f. has served the likes of the norwegian royal family. philip has lived in longer being for 3 years as a chef year he's got to meticulously planned every

the 2 legged gate of the birds getting away from the notion that if they get robot should look human vic. why not a by people robot bird. birds are the most successful 2 legged creatures. so much for the future but what about the quadrupeds of geese and university veterinarian. researches illnesses of the spine that are common in dogs candy says a cavalier king charles spaniel it's a breed that has a tendency to develop a condition called syringa in my ear growths in the spinal canal which can lead to neurological dysfunction and breakdown. larger dogs on the other hand tend to have problems with kata a queen a syndrome that's a slipped disc in the lower back the presses on and. what these 2 vets want to find out is if the manner of the dog's movement influences the emergence of the affliction. really it's the tightest candies just scanned millimeter for millimeter producing a detailed 3 d. image of her spinal column. on forehead for a while we've been able to use x. rays computer tomography and magnetic resonance imaging to precisely reproduce what changes have occurred but we do reach

witch initiative was a study to vic of a particular style called i'll yell and i'll be good. 7. if you call you me i'm unaware of any. other. what you believe more than that on the border with your answer for you to name would you have one of them or. would have put up a log of wood over wool all boarded up with were the border there for me to allow on my river through you cute little mobile were you. full squad almost all that you know what do you do if you quantity of all do so and up to you got to that i must be local with. the user to use up the i think you are younger and i don't mind getting a. full court if you want your washing to for the money to look them up on i know. there are a lot of replies. to make you look like they're looking. for the group they don't even know you've got a. 6. but you know what we've been able to. pull really know with all i got through it will be worth it. if we put up a self but the cup. you . know for the boom to grow when a newcomer deplorable for their war on the we're going to follow up without putting them up on the ground without much

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were disappointed by the measures coming out. .learly waiting for that with the volatility in the vic's, hard to see that coming down anytime soon, until we get something big. i keep hearing, go big or go home. amanda: thank you so much, taylor. for more on these markets, ed clissold is with us. questions when meantime into these markets, talking about potential fiscal stimulus. we have all of this support from the new york fed and others, as taylor said, to try to fix the plumbing. what do you need to see before you are optimistic that the markets can find their footing? ed: the issue at this point is the market doesn't appreciate her hat stimulus but it's about fiscal. the fed put right now is not working. we are going to need to see a big reaction from the federal government. can the parties come together and provide the kind of guidance to say, if this is, indeed, a major short-term shock to the economy, that they will provide assistance for us to get through it, then we can look beyond the short-term shock and look at the stability on the other side. this is more about fiscal than

how when did you start your i mean when did you know circuiting involved in screenwriting and vic that's what academy award nomination but you have lots and lots of movies to your credit yeah 7 got me there 20 i didn't that is very standard for her screenwriter debts particularly the era i did it and i got started very young because i wrote this novel when i was going to the grammar school aged 21 of the design called her that got bored by the movies and to do a dreadful movie that i didn't write nobody saw called jennifer on my mind but it would have brought me out to hollywood you know very different era. because they like to dialogue in the novel you know and were looking for a young bloke at a time oh now it's a much more difficult but you know. so i started being a script writer and after i wrote the novel the original the big 6 that you know who got bored and i knew there's you know the good company. you know movie actor david richard dreyfus who. dennis why would they care. to take. your research unit itself as i did something of that kind of person. then into hollywood to be turn

power nobody's going to take that risk we're coming to the end of the program very quick predictions vic tall yes or no will putin be in power in 5 years too and yes. no so ok yes or no. it wants to be in power but. it's not it's not likely that your view will be in office and he'll be in for more power but the question as to what that power will actually mean will depend a lot more on the state of the economy the state of society what strings he can pull ok thank you so much to our panel thanks to all of the guests with me. in moscow victor all of which and surrogate good to have in paris putin keeps us guessing about his next move but however he does it he seems intent on not going away from the center of power outages or as moscow bureau will provide full coverage remember to catch up with the latest on al-jazeera dot com and on our app on your phone to we're on facebook for your comments and suggestions what subject do you want us to give the inside story treatment to you can contact us to on twitter from all the seen here in london and in doha thanks for your time i'll see you in th

well, minutes after the men were executed, the mother of the vic him told reporters she held the photougged it and told her, "we finally got justice". as you say, this case dates back to 2012, december, where the student, who was 23 yea rs where the student, who was 23 years old, was travelling on a bus on her way home from the cinema when she was brutally gang rape and murdered and this case sparked international outrage, it falls to this country to question and look at its attitude towards women —— its attitude towards women —— it forced. it did change some laws, fast track courts were set up, but in reality there are still caught cases like this happening regularly in india. in this particular case, six men were accused, one of them died injail, believed to have taken his own life. another, a juvenile, was released after serving some time and these four men were... the four remaining accused convicted in 2013 were executed in the early hours of this morning having exhausted all appeal processes, including a last—ditch appeal in the early hours of this morning. now, some people were

i met vic haddock as he tried to pump the water out of his home.avirus. we've just got to get on with things, haven't we? you know, with this virus going on and what have you. it's not about us in ironbridge or the poor people in yorkshire who got flooded any more, there's a much bigger thing on the horizon now with this coronavirus. we have to beat it. a lot of these businesses had barely reopened after the floods when they had to shut again because of coronavirus. now, ironbridge is a world heritage site and that means there are usually thousands of visitors every year and, in this weather, this place would be packed, so it's a double whammy. all that people can do is keep an eye on their properties and check the post. it's nothing short of biblical. we've had, you know, the floods that shut the place down for weeks on end and then obviously this. we had an opening day when i bought the business on the 14th of march, which was a roaring success but then, suddenly, this — and, as you can see, the streets are empty, you've got masks and gloves on n

one else is there the host looking for goal number 2 and it's a bomb of a shot from stephen or got to vic just can't get there he's going to fall behind it's a beautiful group just held the lead to upset 2nd place melbourne city 21 in likely the last game for a while as the football federation of australia postponed the rest of the season. and with many sports impacted by the current of ours it's a great time to see the future athletes pick up the mantle and no one does that better than this young boxer 8 year old. showing off some pretty impressive skills on social media calling himself the future of german boxing he trains with his dad on the job that is uppercuts his dad is actually a pro boxer. is a w.b.s. champion with 12 knockouts to name and a 150 record young high fees looks up his dad as a role model for his training and sees american muhammad ali as an idol when asked why he thinks sharing his sport with the world of social media in this time is so important a few says because when everything is bad the world needs something to stay together. and he's absolutely right you're see

nico is in germany to learn german american eagle why not learn with him d w z e learning course nikos vic. this is deja news and these are our top stories is only has now seen more deaths from the new coronavirus than china this after figures reported on thursday saw nearly 500 new deaths the army has been brought in to transport bodies from criminal riya overwhelmed by the number of fatalities.

i think this is a really interesting thing to think about vic power of the apac lobby right we think it really is interesting that we have a candidate who may be the 1st jewish candidate for you know nomination for for the presidency but we have to differentiate that from the lobby. you know bernie sanders was asked specifically about his judaism in one of the one of the most recent debates and he made a very clear distinction between being proud of his of his religion but completely you know on the palestinian side and caring about the human rights of the palestinians that is that is an understanding an argument that makes sense to a lot of americans and especially a lot of people in the democratic party and also just want to mention that the apac lobby is one lobby that supposedly represents israeli interests israeli american interests together but we do have other lobbies to represent jewish voice for example j. street is another lobby that considers itself to be a pro israel and pro palestinian voice where many american jews particularly those who find themselves voting democrat

one else is there the host looking for goal number 2 and it's a bomb of a shot from stephen or got to vic just can't get there he's going to fall behind it's a beautiful group just held the lead to upset 2nd place melbourne city to one and likely the last game for a while as the football federation of australia postpone the rest of the season. and with many sports impacted by the current of ours it's a great time to see the future athletes pick up the mantle and no one does that better than this young boxer 8 year old. showing off some pretty impressive skills on social media calling himself the future of german boxing he trains with his dad on the job that is uppercuts his dad is actually a pro boxer. is a w.b.s. champion with 12 knockouts to name and a 150 record young high fees looks up his dad as a role model for his training and sees american muhammad ali as an idol when asked why he thinks sharing his sport with the world of social media in this time is so important a few says because when everything is bad the world needs something to stay together. and he's absolutely right you're

added another 356000000000 to the balance sheet so i asked pilar when called oxygen i stated quote vic wine is not a hedge pandemic it is a hedge to ffion regimen now christine i want you to hang in there for just a few minutes because i we're going to bring you back for more of your expert analysis. now the coronavirus shutdown has left employees in hundreds of different sectors without work and in many cases without paychecks as a result hundreds of thousands of workers have been applying for unemployment benefits in fact the labor department reported thursday that 281000 people applied for jobless benefits just last week up 33 percent from the week before but some companies are not choosing to not layered not just to lay off workers and instead of placing workers on unpaid furloughs which means no paycheck and no employment this is where we bring in boom bust co-host ben swan ben thanks again for joining us today now marriott hotels has made the decision to close some of its hotels and furlough workers without pay now the company says the positive side of this is that workers could

well sure i mean specific diagnoses aside it's clear that joe biden doesn't have the mental fitness to vic of the president to carry out all the tasks that that compass says i mean not only does joe biden have these horrible right wing positions that have harmed so many millions of people when it comes to health care cuts to social spending the war in iraq mass incarceration not only does joe biden have all of those deficiencies as a candidate but he also he can't complete a sentence i mean the washington post just put out an article about how the longest campaign speech the longest campaign event that joe biden was capable of doing over the past few days was about 15 minutes alon 15 minutes and this guy wants to be the most powerful person in the world but the real question is i mean sheer incompetence alone can explain the democratic party's elites decision to go with a candidate who clearly who clearly is not mentally fit however you want to frame that specifically clearly not mentally fit the reason why they've rallied around this figure who has i think after this act of god absolutely

one else is there the host looking for goal number 2 and it's a bomb of a shot from stephen or got to vic just can't get there he's going to fall behind it's a beautiful group just held the lead to upset 2nd place melbourne city 21 in likely the last game for a while as the football federation of australia postponed the rest of the season. and with many sports impacted by the current of ours it's a great time to see the future athletes pick up the mantle and no one does that better than this young boxer 8 year old. showing off some pretty impressive skills on social media calling himself the future of german boxing he trains with his dad on a job that is uppercuts his desert actually. is a w.b.s. champion with 12 knockouts to name and a 150 record high fees looks up his dad as a role model for his training and sees american muhammad ali as an idol when asked why he thinks sharing his sport with the world on social media in this time is so important a few says because when everything is bad the world needs something to stay together. and he's absolutely right you're seeing sport as we know

the old vic said it had become increasingly impactful to sustain business as usual.le bit of cloud coming and going through the day and the wind is light and the temperature where it should be for this time of year, the maximum today of 13 celsius. overnight tonight it stays clear with temperatures again feeling quite chilly by the time we get to dawn tomorrow morning. low single figures celsius. we will see the cloud starting to edge in as we head into tuesday morning. that cloud will continue to cover all parts as we head through the afternoon. still breaking up and we will get a couple of sunny spells again with temperatures around 1a celsius. on wednesday, cloud around but temperatures in the mid teens celsius so a little milder for the next few days, a little cooler as we head through thursday and friday and a little more unsettled. you can get up—to—date and accurate information on covert 19 you can get up—to—date and accurate information on covid—19 on our website or on the abc news app. we also have analysis from health correspondents as well as videos on how

he has won two of his three vic trees. you remember what that tie was. that was monmouth courthouse in the summer of 1778 as the british evacuated philadelphia and marched back to new york. remember washington wanted to attack the rearguard of the british and when he refused to engage the rearguard, washington took command himself and during the day they fought the british to a standstill in that stifling heat. that was his tie. the americans held the battlefield but the british had a tactical victory because they were able to evacuate their army in new york. then that third victory, like winning the play--winning the game last play of the game throwing that long pass. if he had been the coach at tcu and beat texas, 3-9 and 1 he would probably be retained but nevertheless, winning the victory at yorktown 4 years after the great victory at saratoga, that was a mistake--that brought the end to the struggle. the british still occupied, he kept them committed to the cause and while showing he wasn't a military genius, he was a competent tactician, he was per

let's get to the bloomberg business flash in new york city with vic. -- with viviana hurtado. withdraw for the broadcaster -- the market meltdown because of the virus pandemic. it follows -- a hit for softbank iter a satellite operator invested in files for bankruptcy after raising $3.3 billion in debt equities financing, oneweb making the filing. shareholders include softbank, erb apps -- airbus, at least one billion of that coming from softbank the japanese conglomerate declined to give a total amount. easyjet is grounding its entire fleet. this after completing the repatriation flight there the airline says it is looking for ways to increase its cash .ushion when it restarts according to the discount carrier, it will depend on government restrictions and demand. that is your bloomberg business flash. francine? francine: thank you so much. let's get back to the markets. the markets fluctuating a little bit. if you look at european stocks, they are down 2.2%. in the u.s., they are fluctuating there it a lot of the focus is the number of horrific deaths we saw over the weekend

that will be all that they are concentrating on vic.out outside camp, but in camp there will be the focus on tomorrow. so much to focus on twickenham tomorrow and on murrayfield, france potentially two wins away. scotland stand in their way. for gregor townsend in scotland, this weekend represents the biggest task yet. trying to halt the former tea m task yet. trying to halt the former team in the six nations. victory will not only derail french grand slam hopes, but give scotlandmy own campaigna slam hopes, but give scotlandmy own campaign a much—needed shot the arm. they are a very good team who are infirm who have the goal of a grand slam into games time, but it is no different to the challenges we face any game in the six nations. the pleasing thing this weekend is that we are back at home and on the back of the victory, just like the french, so we know how good a team france are, and how good we will need to play to beat them, but we have prepared really well this week and are up for the challenge. at the start of the six nations w

and said that he was the person who brought the call vic in his shop some 10 years later 12 years later he pointed them in and subsequently what we find out once a clase is closing one's guilty pronounced is that this man was offered in the region of $2000000.00 money offered also to his brother to identify mr. mr mr mehlman groggy and that he got this wrong on a number of occasions he was shown photographs he was shown magazines he was wined and dined and he was brought to give evidence now in any other normal murder trial if it was revealed to the defense that an individual has been told on the basis of their evidence if he points at the right person and accuses them of murder then them that trial would be flown out and there would be an inquiry an investigation into the police the security says anybody that i don't try to offer a bribe or in juice me to a witness yet in this case the worst case of mass murder on u.k. soil none of that happened there was no disclosure and the the a decent commission delivered a damning indictment of the role of the crone and others who were involved i

the dow down 3.2%, the vic fire higher at 64.anadian dollar weaker at 1.4064, and oil to contend with as well. guy? we are monitoring what is coming out of the world health organization right now, saying that a vaccine for the virus is at least 12 to 18 months away. it puts pressure on testing, doesn't it. we need those tests. or as johnson has become the first world leader to say he has tested positive -- boris johnson has become the first world leader to say he has tested positive for the virus. both are going to be self-isolating. we are joined now by bloomberg executive editor for international government. how does boris johnson keep control of his government and how will this affect the likely response to the virus? >> that is the big question, boris johnson and his health secretary self-isolating. that means meals left outside the door, everything they do is by conferencing. a are still very involved in discussing everything, but it adds an extra element of challenge to the british government in responding to the crisis at

the president and the vic presiden are going to don't be on tv every day. >> no, but judy, you're onou're on tv -- you'resi disc this. i mean, the problem wh donald i mean, to a francis collins or to a tony fauci or toeople who actually know because their not mcaring hissage. you know, i mean, i just really think he hurts hself by doing it. you know, it's almost the kellyanne conway counter intuitive counter factual or what was that phrase -- judy: alternative facts. >> that's what we're dealing with now. judy: mark shields, david brooks, thank you. >> thank you. ♪ judy: next, the higs and l of a famous rock group called the band. led by canadian guitarist robby robertson. the story is told in a new dofrmentary. and brown has the story. part of o ongoing arts and culture series "canvas." >> the honor oopening last fall's toronto international film festival went not to a slashy new hollywood film but to the documentary oe were brothers. and why not? at its heart is robby robertson, aocal boy who made it big after first hearing early roc in flol the early 1950's. >> when this music cam

vic steph curry is a huge step toward the future. >> this is the beginning of next season and i thinkl starting to get clarity as far as what our team is going to look like. >> reporter: one fan would prefer to see the team play it safe and have steph curry back next season. >> see how he plays. yeah, i definitely understand it. we had so many stars hurt. >> reporter: fans are grateful for his contribution to the warriors. >> he played rough these past few years, gave us a lot of rings. the most we had in a while. >> reporter: there are 20 games left to go in what fans are describing as a transitional season. they definitely have high expectations for next season. >> sure do. good luck. we will have much more on the game tonight from mark ibanez. thank you very much. >> he was cute. >>> all right. hundreds of graduate students at uc berkeley are demanding better wages across the uc system. >> they held a protest today to show their support for graduate teaching assistants who were fired. granddaughter students at uc berkeley are seeking a cost of living adjustment of $2,100 a month. >

then you've got to pay on your vic's leg, and on your floating -- on your fixed leg, and on your floating. that would be extraordinarily destabilized. vonnie: should the fed have done anything else this week? in the end, did they make it worse? cameron: it is easy to criticize. i understand they want to make a gesture. i think the analogy is that for the moment, they are kind of the only adult in the room. they may not have the right tools, but at least they've got something. they chose to deploy yet. is it a panacea? absolutely not. the thing that monsey policy makers and central banks can do that will have the most bang for helpuck is to ensure or continue the efficient transmission of credit throughout the economy. small and medium businesses in particular are and it isy this, going to be very important. that has relatively little to do with the price of money and interest rates. vonnie: does it suggest that the fed is very concerned that the economy is going to suffer tremendous slack, and that is when this policy will really help? 's mind -- small and medium-sized businesses that can

the vice president says he will speak to the vic physician's of, determining whether they have to be tested. a half hour before the briefing was set to begin, the white house medical office as well as members of the brett team -- press team, came around and took temperatures of people in the white house press corps. we were told it was done out of an abundance of caution. the people behind the president said they had their temperatures taken away. we asked about the possibility of stores being overrun, we heard from jacqui heinrich, that stores backed all over the -- packed all over the country, apple announced they're shutting down for a couple weeks. we asked the president about this. >> i think it's good, if they do it. i think what apple did is fine. we want to keep people away for a little while. when it gets better -- people are going and buying things. i understand that. >> reporter: the white house is praising house democrats and house republicans for approving a bill overnight. it is meant to address a number of issues, paid sick leave, unemployment insurance. the president

. >> anne vic is live there right now with what it takes to get thousands of passengers off that ship. >> at least they are waking up a little closer torylada re is the ground princess behind me in the port of oakland in what is normally used as a commercial birth here at the port and now, a very different site here, only a small percentage of the passengers were able to get off the ground process yesterday a process that is expected to last throughout least tomorrow. we watched yesterday as the ground princess cruise under the golden gate bridge and slowly worked its way to the port of oakland. soon after two ramps can be seen extending out of the dock and fortunes were put up to screen the passengers coming off of the ship. the first ones off, the 21 people who tested positive for the coronavirus, many of them sent to the hospital. two passengers and 19 crewmembers and then you can start to see the first step of passengers walk off the ship. many of them were canadians who were heading to the airport to catch a chartered flight to ontario.>> this is our state rule. murray have been

volatility record high, the vics at 82, last year it was at 13.ings in the markets and it is continuing this morning. president trump's task force outlining a 15 day plan of new restrictions for americans to contain covid-19, it urges people to stay home and avoid social gatherings of more than 10 people, avoid discretionary travel and avoid eating at shops and understands. americans are instead urged to use drive-throughs, pick-ups or delivery options. voters in florida, illinois and arizona will head to the polls today. ohio postponing its primary amid the coronavirus. they'll have it this summer. kentucky and louisiana also postponing their primaries. cheryl: well, the airline industry is seeking $50 billion bailout from the government as it struggles amid the coronavirus outbreak. this is coming as industry insiders are questioning if domestic air travel may be suspended indefinitely at some point in the near future. let's bring in mike boyd. mike, good morning. >> good morning. cheryl: we're looking at the airline stocks from yesterday. excep

it's fear, the vics index the highest level since the crisis. i got it.this being something that does affect the banks, that does affect credit and liquidity or is this completely medical? >> we're seeing a seizing up because the medical issue is causing abject fear. the fed stepped in to helping liquidity as people need to cover up those positions and move for cash. it will take bold action on the fiscal side too. remember, nancy pelosi and democrats got along with the bush administration to get something together and i think you're going to see that type of bold action also. lauren: will we see it today? >> hopefully. it's imperative that they get that done. and more testing kits would be helpful too. as we do social distancing, this is going to be devastateing to the economy in the long term. we've been 50% stock going into this, because of the cautionary over-valuation. now we're at 40. i think investors should expect the market will go up and down for a while. lauren: when do cooler heads prevail and investors realize the social distancing won't be f