depression. while big0 jumping, tech the nasdaq forward. , butwarnings about growth despite the doom and gloom, australia is back in the market. we are seeing futures look like this. u.s. futures unchanged. this is after some stocks climbing on signs of the outbreak easing. we had a cloudy picture when it came to corporate earnings. big gains from tech giants. aftergan and wells fargo profits hit by major provisions. the nasdaq gained almost 4%. take a look at oil, now rebounding from a plunge of more than 10% in the u.s. session to the lowest in two weeks. this, as we had that historic production agreement, but still concern demand destruction will offset those 9.7 million barrels per day cut. holding about oil $20 a barrel. still waiting for president trump s press conference. aboutabout to speak how he is handling the coronavirus outbreak, as he clashes with governors, clashing with new york s governor cuomo, about who has the power to reopen the economy, cases now nearing
to commemorate everything the president didn t do. order your coronavirus check, signed by donald trump, today. please allow 8-10 weeks for delivery or longer if his hand cramps up. it s a late show with stephen colbert. tonight: who s to blame. plus, stephen welcomes shaquille o neal astronaut matt berninger jessica meir featuring jon batiste and stay homin. and now, live on tape from a safe distance, it s stephen colbert. stephen: are we rolling? we re rolling right now. and we re on the air right now. what do you think of what do you think of the thing? last night cate blanchett said i should have a flower or something back here? is the orchid working? or does this look like the lobby of a spa. i don t think so. i don t i don t think so. is it real? it s real. i don t think so. folks, if you watch the show, you know i criticize donald trump a lot, but with this coronavirus gripping our nation, i realize i don t do it enough. and i blame myself a sentence donald
get into position. thank you for coming to the fifth annual kirkus prizes and the editor in chief of kirkus review we are pleased you could join us it is a culmination of a tremendous amount of hard work by the kirkus staff and judges and the 18 finalist of this year s authors whose books we are honoring tonight. silence your cell phones just so we can have the uninterrupted event. next i would like to thank a few people who make this evening possible this space available has been made available to us and thank you to the publishers who do that excellent work and bring them to our attention. thank you to the editors of kirkus review who invested time with the judges to make sure that process is orderly and thoughtful and fair in that nonfiction editor young and old editor. [applause] and independent editor. [applause] it s my pleasure to introduce to you kirkus ceo. [applause] we come together tonight to celebrate remarkable achievements and illustrations. one thing that
get into position. thank you for coming to the fifth annual kirkus prizes and the editor in chief of kirkus review we are pleased you could join us it is a culmination of a tremendous amount of hard work by the kirkus staff and judges and the 18 finalist of this year s authors whose books we are honoring tonight. silence your cell phones just so we can have the uninterrupted event. next i would like to thank a few people who make this evening possible this space available has been made available to us and thank you to the publishers who do that excellent work and bring them to our attention. thank you to the editors of kirkus review who invested time with the judges to make sure that process is orderly and thoughtful and fair in that nonfiction editor young and old editor. [applause] and independent editor. [applause] it s my pleasure to introduce to you kirkus ceo. [applause] we come together tonight to celebrate remarkable achievements and illustrations. one thing that