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Finish on the barrons round table tonight but at a safe distance, ben leveson, carl english and jack howe. Ben, first to you. Lets talk about whats happening in the market right now. In the beginning of the bear market, we had that crazy panic stage, lots of missed pricings. Now things seem to have settled down, investors maybe trying to find what the right prices are . They are. Or at least they, you know, theyre making bets that some kinds of companies are going to have a lot of trouble going ...

Its also his dogs name coincidentally. The coronavirus this coronavirus is all i hear about from whoo . [ laughter ] people are selling off stocks and buying up toilet paper. And if you are buying up toilet paper, i have a question. Why are you buying up toilet paper . I think youve got the body upside down because people are canceling events. The south by southwest festival in austin was canceled over the weekend. Theres talk they may hold nba games with no fans in the crowd. Italy the country ...

Budget director. Thank you for being here. Let us go through some updates for today. Areveryone knows where we and what we are experiencing. The increase on the trajectory of cases continues to climb. 76, 81. A couple updates that i would like to make to the local Health Providers. We want to anticipate the situation. We talked about planning forward, getting ahead of it, that we have been behind on this virus from day one. Rather than be reactive, people back to come get ahead of it. Local Heal...

Mondays losses on the dow eclipse the first day of the wall street crash in the great depression, as the ceo of nasdaq says it is critically important to keep markets open. Macron callsuel for unity in the battle against the coronavirus. The e. U. Closes its borders, as im a trump admits the u. S. Could enter a recession. Unknown, volkswagen says the economic fallout from the pandemic is impossible to predict, as car plants across europe are shut down. Anna good morning everybody. A grizzly mond...

Pandemic puts the pressure on some of the walls lowest paid workers with more countries imposing lockdowns many people without sick leave all stable income say they cannot afford to stay at home so how should they be protected this is inside story. Hello welcome to the program im Maryanne Demasi the world is experiencing unprecedented events right now as the coronavirus pandemic affects the lives of millions of people governments are pushing cities into lockdown and they are urging everyone to a...

Heres governor cuomo. Governor cuomo good morning. And sherryk right this morning. Its good to see. To my right, the head of empire college, our our Health Commissioner to my left, secretary to the governor to her left, budget director. Which noneituation of us have ever seen before. It manifested itself in many different ways. Theres economic anxiety, people are out of work. What does this mean . Unemployment will it cover the bills . The isolation, fear of the unknown, misinformation, put it a...

Offset those nearterm disruptions. Does not going to be able to go on a cruise. This is a potential supply and demand shock. The supply shock, now and oil price shock. It is difficult for Monetary Policy alone to reassure markets. Monetary policy has to go to zero. Monetary policy is at its limit. It is not sufficient. It is wasting valuable ammunition. Just cutting into it is ineffective. We have much further to go for it to be truly effective. You need massive, not kind of, massive monetary an...

To my right, the head of empire college, our Health Commissioner to my left our budget director. Lets talk to you about where we are today. Which noneituation ands have ever seen before it manifests itself in many different ways. There is economic at zaidi economic anxiety, people are out of work, what does this mean . Unemployment insurance, will it cover the bills . There is isolation. There is fear the unknown. There is misinformation. And it it all together, is very disorienting to say the l...

Worldwide, the confirmed cases at 260,000. That is our starting point on this sunday morning. The ap has this headline, the week america changed. How has your life changed over the last week to 10 days and what you expect moving forward . Numbers,the phone 202 7488000 in the eastern and pacific time zones. Central and mountain, 202 7488001. Medical professionals, you can call in on 202 7488002. Send us a tweet or send us a text message at 202 7488002 at 202 7488003. Be sure to tell us your first...

Continue to do our partat kron 4 with social distancing here in the studio and of course heth officials want us all to do worldwide there are about 596,000 cases and more than 27,000 deaths. In the United States alone there was a surge of more than 21,000 confirmed cases in the past 24 hours. This came after the us became the country with the highest number of cases tonight. There are more than a 104,000 cases while 1700 people have died. In california. There are more than 4700 k a coronavirus c...