White house. Protestors shoot off fireworks. News that President Trump was moved to an underground bunker by secret service on friday. The president calling for overwhelming force to stop the protests. And new video this morning of what appears to show the moments before george floyd was pinned to the ground and died. An officer leaning into the police car, scuffling with floyd. Exofficer Derek Chauvin now behind bars on suicide watch. But will the other officers face charges . George floyds brother joins us live this morning as the family calls for more serious charges. An alert this morning about the danger of protests in the middle of a pandemic. New fears that covid19 could spread in those crowds among demonstrators as the number of cases tops 6 million worldwide. And signs of hope and humanity. Police standing side by side with protestors. We are with you. We are not against you. Officers in florida taking a knee. In louisville, a human chain protecting an officer separated from h
There are more than 3900000 global cases of coronavirus more than 272000 deaths newly released numbers show the damage that coronavirus related shutdowns are creating for global economies the u. S. Labor market reported historic lows slashing 20500000. 00 workers from nonfarm payrolls the Labor Department reported the Unemployment Rate surge of 14. 7 percent last month thats topping the post world war 2 record of 10. 8 percent but its still short of the Great Depression high which was at 24. 9 percent yet stocks are surging and seem to be ignoring those numbers well canada also lost a record breaking number of 2000000 jobs last month unemployment numbers surging to a near high of 13 percent while the worst of the pandemic seems to have passed in europe more countries continue to reopen their economies still. The European Union is facing its worst recession ever and france adjusted the e. U. Issue bonds of at least one to 2 percent of the u. S. G. D. P. For the next 3 years so essential
A near high of 13 percent while the worst of the pandemic seems to have passed in europe more countries continue to reopen their economies still the European Union is facing its worst recession ever and france suggested the e. U. Issue bonds of at least one to 2 percent of the e. U. G. D. P. For the next 3 years so essentially it would be between a war 152300 1000000000 euros this according to a reuters report will mean while South African countries are calling for the lock down to and this is up to 4000000 jobs that are at risk keep in mind south africa is the continents most industrialized economy and if not contained the World Health Organization predicts a virus could kill up to 190000 people in africa in the 1st year all this comes as australia joined the United States and called for an investigation on chinas handling of the corona virus on friday well try. And as ambassador to berlin we can told a german magazine they are now open to approach but they reject putting china in the
Under an hour left in the session. Lots coming up on todays show a big exclusive interview with bank of americas ceo. Well get a read on the Small Business relief program. He joins us live in about ten minutes time plus as retail bankruptcy concerns swirl, well speak with the president of sax fifth avenue about whether customers h actually return to stores when doors do reopen but first, lets focus on the big stories of the day. Mike is tracking the market pullback on this first day of may. Josh is covering apple diedra is watching amazons move and phil has the shocking tweet from elon musk that sent teslas shares tumbling. Mike the s p 500 down almost 3 today. About 3. 5, 4 from its highs just two days ago. Look at a chart. Just to map where we are down about 4 we had broken on a shortterm basis the uptrend from march i dont think anyones going to get too concerned about this unless it goes deeper than at least 2550 week and a day or so ago, last tuesday, we were down around 2730 so w
There are more than 3900000 global cases of coronavirus more than 272000 deaths newly released numbers show the damage that coronavirus related shutdowns are creating for global economies the u. S. Labor market reported historic lows slashing 20500000. 00 workers from nonfarm payrolls the Labor Department reported the Unemployment Rate surge of 14. 7 percent last month thats topping the post world war 2 record of 10. 8 percent but its still short of the Great Depression high which was at 24. 9 percent yet stocks are surging and seem to be ignoring those numbers well canada also lost a record breaking number of 2000000 jobs last month unemployment numbers surging to a near high of 13 percent while the worst of the pandemic seems to have passed in europe more countries continue to reopen. Their economies still the European Union is facing its worst recession ever and france adjusted the e. U. Issue bonds of at least one to 2 percent of the e. U. s g. D. P. For the next 3 years so essenti