Marianne favro is in san jose with the latest. Reporter in Sonoma County, you can now eatout side. In napa, you can get a haircut. But in santa clara, the process is much, much slower. Today, the Health Officer once again explained why shes okay with baby steps. If we make a change and then we dont pause and wait to see what the impact has been, then were blind. We cant we cant see what our next what our next action may do. Reporter and dr. Cody says it could take two to three weeks to fully understand the impacts of easing restrictions. For example, allowing construction. Covid very much behaves like a fire in fire season. And so we have dry tender everywhere. And we do not want to have a large fire again. Reporter dr. Cody may not be alone in her call to slow things down. After recent spike in icu covid19 cases, Sonoma County now says it will slow down its reopening plan, as well. Back in santa clara county, dr. Cody continues to make her case. Noting that any new spike is likely to
About with joe, andrew and becky and the degree to which walmart can post a 74 increase in ecommerce it looks like the big guys won. You basically had them cordoned off as essential services. So many other companies, little companies, medium, small, just couldnt compete this is what happens when you have a survival of the fittest economy. This is darrwin playing out. These numbers are astounding if the stock had not run up every day, i wouldnt know what to do. Add back 60 cents for home depot and before you start selling it thats the costs they said home depot had to keep traffic back they had to hold back traffic because they were trying to do it safely. Walmart had these big stores, they were set, ready, and their dotcom, ever since they bought jet. Com has been amazing they also can do a lot of food these are Great American companies that are on fire the move in walmart is stunning ever since he decided doug mcmillan, who is on squawk tomorrow, decided to creator the earnings in ord
Sees a 25 rally ahead should you bite into this name we begin with the news that moved the markets, stat news pulling the coronavirus vaccine. The reports saying according to the vaccine experts, theres really no way to know how impressive or not the vaccine may be while moderna blitzed the media, it revealed very Little Information and most of what it did disclose were words, not data that report sent stocks tumbling look at the Market Reaction when the story hit just around 3 00 p. M. Eastern time and it closed at the lows of the session and modern a of course, finishing the day sharply lower. Guy adami, the hope rally was fueled by moderna. Hi, mel here we have the decline in the markets because of moderna yeah. And its disappointing, number one. And im not a Clinical Research scientist more do i pretend to be, but we talked about this last night we said, you know what this it seems a little sparse in terms of information and we thought people were getting their hopes up and yesterd
Scarlet we also are looking at the nasdaq 100, which is now closing up about half of 1 . Really interesting that you brought up that whole idea of the technical levels. Predental ack prudentials quincy crosby. Hold one we managed to and close above that average. At eu read into that how do you read into that . It is almost as if everyone has become a technician. When you can close above these resistance levels and if we can add to this, what it suggests is that the trajectory of the market is positive, at least for the short term. The reason why so many have been focused on whether or not the market could close above 3000. We all abide by this because it has been hugging it for so long. Every day, closer, then consolidate. By the way, the expectations were that it would be those big tech names that would actually 3000 the concrete of the level at closing above it. Romaine we did close today on sincep 500 at the highest march 4. A lot of folks have wanted to see us retest those march le
He spoke at an event hosted by the Bipartisan Policy Center. Hello, everybody i hope you can hear me. My name is dan glickman. Michael moderator and former secretary my coat moderator and former secretary. We welcome you to this Bipartisan Policy Center food summit. We want to thank you all for being here. We want to thank our guests and secretary perdue who we will introduce in a minute. This has become one of the most talked about issues of the whole covid19 issues. Have to relate to the food supply from production to the processing to the distributing to the conception and how it affects farmers, how it affects processors and how it affects the average persons and the hungry. We are delighted to be here. We cannot delve into every issue because of the time but it is a way to start the discussion. We think you will have an interesting time listening to this very important issue about feeding this country. I would like to welcome everybody and thank you policy center for hosting this