Locally first. Im not saying domestic. Im saying within 100 miles of your home or 200 miles you can drive there so you feel good, in your car, its safe gradually people will become used to it and spread out. 9 11, i had friends who said after 9 11, i will never get on a plane ever again, im never doing it and six months later, okay, im going to try it. Okay wasnt so bad. Thats whats going to happen. People will feel gradually safer and safer. That seems to be the case we appreciate your time. Glenn fogel, ceo of bookings holdings. Thank you very much. Carl, back to you. Tanks for bringing that to us seema moody. Good morning welcome to squawk alley. Im Carl Quintanilla with Morgan Brennan and jon fortt coming to you live from various location were trying to hold 24,200. Where we get 20. 5 million jobs lost in the month of april joining us to talk about that and more is art cashin of ubs and our own bob pisani art, great to have you back. Happy friday. Thank you great to be with you so
Their temperatures taken before they go inside. Also, Public Schools could stagger the times when students arrive to maintain social distancing. Now the governor also said things wont be back to normal for quite a while, but says its basically all up to you, us. And thats the curve thats got to flatten out. Abc7 News Reporter liz kreutz joins us live from her home with a closer look at what the governor outlined today. Liz . Larry, thats right. Governor newsom laid out six key indicators that the state will need to meet in order to begin the process of getting back to normal. But even when we meet those indicators, well be entering more of what he calls a transitional phase. A month into the bay areas shelterinplace order, finally a moment of optimism. Governor newsom laid out what it will take to begin easing the openings. We have a parameter, a framework that will guide our Decision Making. That framework requires the state meet these six indicators. One, the ability to expand testin
Just three Industry Groups are higher, and really, the highest among them are the food, beverage, and tobacco index. Mainly, the banks are lower by 2 , consumer durables down by 2 . Everything else down 1 or more. The 10 year yield at 57 basis points. I mean, essentially, the market is taking this really dire labor number very well. Down seven for the month of for the down 701,000 month of march. Was weeks before the mandated quarantine for many, so we know this is going to get worse. 26. 89, reflecting the mood between the president and russia and saudi arabia. Russia said it never saw prices going to 20. The dollar index at 100. 7 right now. An eye onant to keep that. The dollar continuing to be something of a stress point and a little but of a tell on these markets. U. S. And european stocks are down hard. We know that your to date. The s p down circa 20 . The stoxx 600 down 25 . A lot of people asking the question, is now the point at which longterm investors should be looking to r
The San Francisco coast, the peninsula. By 10 00 today right on through monday and the rest of the bay area will see a wind advisory. But with that warning winds could gust anywhere from 40 to 55 miles an hour right along the coast and could even see higher gusts. For the north bay its a Flash Flood Watch here from 1 00 this afternoon until 3 00 on monday. Those winds should ease up tomorrow. You can see the green shaded area from sanity rosa. Napa into mill valley, the possibility of ponding on roadways. Right now with the cloudy skies its in the 40s. 44 . Frist. 33 in sanity rosa. There we are at 10 00. Well talk about specifics when we see you next. Liz. Lisa, thank you. People are already making preparations for the rain in the south bay. For those needing a warm shower or place to sleep. San jose has two warming centered open from now until april 8 00 p. M. To 9 00 a. M. Anser hassan are showing are thoers are getting ready. Fridays rain friday is light compared to saturday. Dress
My left is monaca. Shes a senior fellow at the seams and incentive for your international economics. And monicas left is danielle zarin director programs of the climate and land, use alliance. And then, on the screen is my good friend peter. The cofounder and ceo of the otero, the new mto focus on a lot of the issues that will be discussing today. Peter is also well known as the founder and longtime ceo of Conservation International where he continues to be chairman. Our topic today is Global Impact of the amazon rain forest weve been reading about in the news. And of course this raises so many issues. First of all, what is really happening. It is hard to tell on the basis of news. How much is due to ill legal log games or industrial egg, or bent government policy or is it Climate Change itself. Is it impacting of course. Also the question arises of what happens until recently, the great was one of the concert conservation Success Stories through a great effort, and the brazilian gover