Global deaths from the coronavirus reach 300,000. While cases continue to fall in europe and the u. S. , alarm is growing in asia over a potential second wave of infection. Stocks and futures gain even as data from china shows a slower return to normal than hoped. Focus turns to german gdp numbers. In just two hours. Looking for a drop of 3 in the first quarter. Sanofil macrons berates for suggesting the u. S. May have hurt access to a vaccine. The frenchetween president and the drugmakers ceo is scheduled for next week. Just under an hour away from the start of cash equity trading in europe, lets take a look at futures. Gains of 1 acrosstheboard. A rough dayhave yesterday in european stocks. Closing down 2 . Then a turnaround in u. S. Stocks. That has now rolled around in asia and that market optimism is prevalent in european futures. Not been u. S. Futures. Little change. Anna . Anna a little bit of breaking news. In london, this would be of some relevance. System, aand transit fundi
There have not been big problems to note thus far. We do not know about cases whether well see a spike in cases. It is inevitable we probably will. They just want to keep that relatively contained. Welcome, im neil cavuto. Youre watching coast to coast. Were on top of the president en route to phoenix, arizona, visiting a honwell facility that has been retrofitted for respirator masks and the like. Blake burman on what we can expect to hear from the president later today. Hey, blake. Reporter hi, there, neil. As a lot of these states start to open there is a lot of focus on the different models out there what they project. By and large the white house is standing by the imhe model coming out of the university of washington. It is new projections over the next few months between now and august 1st, there could be by that time some 134,000 covid19 related deaths. However when you look at the model it is showing that the daily number of deaths will be decreasing over that time as well. Th
Full picture with a packed show today so lets dive right in. And we leave the program here in the United States as President Donald Trump addressed the social distancing measures taken within the country to limit the spread of the crowed a virus during his Daily Briefing wednesday the u. S. President pushed back against the idea of a nationwide locked out leaving it up to states to make the decision. There are some states that are different so there are some states that dont have. Much of a problem there is so low they dont have the problem they dont have thousands of people that are positive with thousands of people that even think they might have it for hundreds of people in some cases so you have to know that you have to look at it you have to give a little bit of flexibility but of the state. In the midwest alaska as an example. Doesnt have a problem so if you have to say closed. And the u. S. President was also asked about travel restrictions in the u. S. As a way of mitigating th
A problem there is so low they dont have the problem they dont have thousands of people that are positive with thousands of people that even think they might have it for hundreds of people in some cases so you have to know that you have to look at that you have to give a little bit of flexibility even if the state. In the midwest or in for alaska as an example. Doesnt have a problem so awfully tough to say close it down and the u. S. President was also asked about travel restrictions in the u. S. As a way of mitigating the spread. I am looking at hot spots and looking where flights are going into hot spots some of those some of those flights i didnt like from the beginning but closing every single flight in every single very very very rough decision that we are thinking about hotspots we go from spot to spot from. And well let you know fairly soon. And the u. S. Now has more than 200000 cases of quote a virus but more than 5000 dead. Now its time to take a look at another global look a
We lead the program here in the United States as President Donald Trump addressed the social distancing measures taken within the country to limit the spread of the krona virus during his Daily Briefing wednesday the u. S. President pushed back against the idea of a nationwide lockdown leading up to states to make the decision. There are some states that are different so there are some states that dont have much of a problem there is so low they dont have the problem they dont have thousands of people that are positive with thousands of people that even think they might have it for hundreds of people in some cases so you have to look you have to look at that so that you have to give a little bit of flexibility even if the state. In the midwest alaska as an example. Doesnt have a problem so fairly tough to say close it down and the u. S. President was also asked about travel restrictions in the u. S. As a way of mitigating the spread. I am looking at hotspots and looking where flights a