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Good morning. A warm welcome to Worldwide Exchange here on cnbc. Im wilfred frost. Im seema mody in for sara eisen today. It is new music friday. Were listening to selena gomez, her new song bad liar. This one i have not heard. I would love to claim i have, but im in the same boat as you. The Global Market picture. We did get a bounce back following that sharp decline on wednesday. We saw a bounce back yesterday. You would have to say it was a relatively tepid bounce back, but it stopped the rot, that severe rot we saw on wrenednesd. Yesterday the nasdaq led the bounce back. The dow up 0. 3 . ...

Biden and Bernie Sanders separated by twotenths of a percent. Elizabeth warren is in third, and joe biden still fourth with just under 16 . I had a chance to sit down with mayor pete yesterday and we talked about what this win, perceived win in iowa means for his candidacy. Heres what he said. We are 48 hours into the process of proving, not talking, but proving that we can turn out voters and win against our competitors. The next chance to prove it is in New Hampshire, then nevada, then South Carolina. I think by the time you get to South Carolina, i no longer have to defend the idea that a C...

Ten. There are now 11 cases in new york state, yesterday, new jersey announced its first presumptive case, bringing the total number of states with active cases to 17. At this hour, School Districts, hospitals, and now congress doing all they can to address spread of the virus, and fears that come with it. The house yesterday passing an 8 billion emergency funding package to help fight the virus. The senate is set to vote on the bill later today, this as two of the hardesthit states in the country are taking extreme measures this morning. And thats where were going to begin. Steve patterson is...

On June 14, 2024, Smithsonian Folkways Records will unveil “The Complete Friends of Old-Time Music Concert."

A live recording of a concert can preserve one powerful moment indelibly in time. Coming June 14, 2024, Smithsonian Folkways will release The Complete Friends of Old-Time Music Concert by Bessie Jones, John Davis & The Georgia Sea Island Singers with Mississippi Fred McDowell and Ed Young, presenting a riveting, historic look at the intersection of Black folk traditions and civil rights activism.