Upheaval in the u. S. Tom the markets really are a separate discussion. Just as we went to eric, i could hear not one that just as we went to air, francine, i could but maybene, not two, three sirens. This is on the Upper Eastside at the edge of harlem at mount sinai hotel. Those are sirens of the new york city in protest overnight, including the mayors daughter being arrested by, according to news reports. It has been an extraordinary 12 hours in washington. Francine and it shook many people to the core. Lets get to first word news in new york city with ritika gupta. Ritika there were more violent protests across the u. S. And thousands took to the streets in Peaceful Demonstrations against Police Killings of black people. That was overshadowed by violence from new york to minneapolis to los angeles. In more than 20 cities, several National Guard troops have been deployed to help local police. Another sign of a trade deal between the u. S. And china is in jeopardy. The u. S. Governmen
5. 1 Million People filing for unemployment in the last week. We have the numbers and full amounts this morning. Ahead of the numbers, futures pointing to gain at start of trading, take a look at futures, 100 points on dow industrials, s p is up 15 and nasdaq higher by 72. This after worse than expected news yesterday in resail sales and disappointing earnings led to selloff in market. Dow industrials down 445 points. Nasdaq down 122 and s p was lower by 62. Earnings season rolls on. This morning more banks on tap. Weve got all the numbers you need to see this morning as we ahate Morgan Stanley, blackrock among others. Plus the origins of the coronavirus. More focus this morning turns to a lab in wuhan, china. Something ive been highlights for several months now. Mornings with maria begins right now. Global markets this morning look like this. Cac quarante in paris is up 28 and germany taking steps to reopen its economy and Angela Merkel announcing some stores can reopen next week and
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