he s here in a fox business exclusive about this new bacteria. the covid-19 lockdowns forced many to whip out the credit card and buy essentials online. a publicly traded company is making all those transactions work. the incoming ceo is a wall street veteran who survived 9/11, the financial crisis and now the pandemic. he will tell us what he saw in early january that told him get the employees to work from home and out of a crowded business area. that was well before just about every u.s. company had even heard of covid-19. charlie breaks it on the big name trading companies refusing to sign on the dotted waiver line that the nyse requires to walk on to the trading floor. and 24 hours before the dragon capsule roars into space. less than an hour til the closing bell, let s start the claman countdown. liz: breaking news. they are testing the systems right now. we are just over 24 hours away from history as spacex prepares to become the first commercial space company to lau
gov. walz: good afternoon, minnesota. our press pool is here. grateful you re all here. i d like to send a message to minnesotans, last time we were here we announced we d do a homemade cloth facemask drive to see how many we could collect and minnesotan responded, as minnesotans do, with about 130,000 of those masks delivered to fireds across and every single one of them participated, across the state. those are getting out to our long-term care providers, some of the folks that we need to get them. thank you for that, minnesotans. and thank you for the work you ve been doing. we know we re coming up on may 4. i think it s time to assess where we re at. see the thing that was worked, making sure the plan we have put many place to execute to make sure we have the hospital beds we when needed, make sure we ramped up test, tracing an isolation capacity and make sure we had a clear plan that we arctic pated to minnesotans, how do we get back into our businesses functioning? i
we heard of some people literally having to get a form to be able to go out and buy groceries. how else has quarantine affected your life there? reporter: quarantine has stopped life in many ways here in italy. if you ve been exposed to positive cases, you re not allowed to leave the house. certainly if you are positive yourself, you re absolutely not able to leave the house. and italians have been asked to stay at home. i have that form you are talking ability here, if you don t have those symptoms, if you haven t been exposed to a positive case, you can have this self-declaration form where you can go out for medical needs, for something like going to the grocery store or the pharmacy motorcycle everything is closed here but our neighbor who is safe and a friend down the street, they very cautiously go to supermarket. everyone s keeping their distance. there are very few people on the street but they carry this form with them in case they re stopped by police. when
what isolation looks like. it s monday, march 16th, 2020. we ll have the latest updates on the coronavirus right after today s eye opener. your world in 90 seconds. it s bound to get worse. it will get worse. it will get much worse before it gets better. the coronavirus outbreak consumes america. how much worse? what are the numbers? it s really going to depend on the effectiveness of our response. shoppers have been going to the stores all weekend. emptying out shelves, preparing for that big unknown. buy more than they buy at christmas. relax. we re doing great. it all will pass. former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders facing off one on one for the first time. not surprisingly, the night s hot topic involved the coronavirus. this is bigger than any individual. this is bigger than yourself. this is about america. this is about the world. the canadian boy is going viral after a funny interview. the kid was looking forward to his fa
territory, just talking about down 6% before you see these losses added this morning for the dow and s&p 500. dow futures again indicated down by 300 points. this is coming because of what we saw happen overnight in asia. stocks in china were under pressure as well as japan and the nikkei was down 2.67%. hang seng was down 3.08% we talked about the big rally in chinese stocks as the chinese government was stepping up and putting pressure to stabilize things that did not last long. things quickly under wound overnight and put pressure on indices throughout asia. in europe, at least right now, you re talking about some pretty steep declines there the dax is down by 1.9%. if you check out the treasury yield, you can see the ten-year yield is 3.147%. yields coming back under pressure as you see equities sell off it s a busy day for corporate earnings we ll hear from five dow components 3m, caterpillar, united technology, mcdonald s and rer verizon. this is the busiest week fo