group. all of the numbers as soon as they hit the tape this morning. futures showing a mix bag as you can see, excuse me, we have that is arrows across the board. nasdaq up 34 and a half, s&p is up 11 this after yesterday s crazy late-day selloff. california announced lockdowns and when the announcement came through that really did hurt the market. the dow barely holding a gain. we will see if we can do better today. well, jumping species. animal to human virus contraction may become more common. how to protect yourself, plus, ford taking nostalgia route with newest suv back by popular demand. mornings with maria is live right now. coronavirus lockdowns in the united states and scaled back reopenings both impacting european markets. as you can see red across the board. we ve had improvement overnight with europe. as you can see the dax and the cac 40 down more than half percent. not in asia, red across the board. different story from yesterday morning. we have pressure on
good morning. you have heard from the leader of the free world. the senate majority leader marco rubio. ted cruz. congressman mark meadows. one of the heroes of our movement. we are just getting started. you are going to hear from former members of the cabinet. heroes of our calls. senators and congressmen. it is my great privilege to kick off the morning with a man who was truly one of the most articulate and one of the most courageous defenders of faith and freedom in america today. is a dear friend of this organization. his personal story i think is one of the most inspiring of our time. a man who grew up in poverty. a man who many statistically would have consigned to a life of hopelessness. and deprivation. instead, he rose to a point where he graduated from the university. university of michigan law school. we are glad you are a doctor. i can say that as the son of a medical doctor. for nearly 30 years, he was the director of pediatric neurosurgery. they were joined at
good morning. you have heard from the leader of the free world. the senate majority leader marco rubio. ted cruz. congressman mark meadows. one of the heroes of our movement. we are just getting started. you are going to hear from former members of the cabinet. heroes of our calls. senators and congressmen. it is my great privilege to kick off the morning with a man who was truly one of the most articulate and one of the most courageous defenders of faith and freedom in america today. is a dear friend of this organization. his personal story i think is one of the most inspiring of our time. a man who grew up in poverty. a man who many statistically would have consigned to a life of hopelessness. and deprivation. instead, he rose to a point where he graduated from the university. university of michigan law school. we are glad you are a doctor. i can say that as the son of a medical doctor. for nearly 30 years, he was the director of pediatric neurosurgery. they were joined at
developing right now out of norfolk. we re hearing from escaped the fire that destroyed their home is a the home a mother and her two children four to joe from the window to escape the scary scene began to play around two am this morning on kingston avenue in the ocean view section of norfolk the husband wife who made safety. a close call for allen koon and his wife sandra miller ten seconds we were made though that saw the smoke billows in flames ripped through their norfolk duplex friday morning neighbors banged on their windows trying to tweak the couple up. it was crazy over the front door and slammed the front door immediately to the heat wave knocked me back and we got to go another way but there was no other exit so we had to run to the fire to get our world j that s all that matters. sandra suffered minor burns on her shoulder wasn t as fortunate firefighters pulled her from the second floor. officials say she had burns on her shoulder and neck area and was pronounced
that allowed him to get a huge comeback win and a huge symbolic win, and to return from the dead. i want to show what the demographic breakdown of the vote was. take a look at the first breakdown between white and black voters. sanders beats clinton 56/42. importantly in the black vote, you have sanders getting 28% of the black vote in michigan, way more than he has gotten anywhere else in the country. if you look closer, white women and black women, clinton is dominating with black women. but with white women, which should be in the heart of clinton s constituency, bernie sanders beats her. if he gets a healthy amount of african-americans and white women, he can win more states. he put together a coalition of the people he had already been attracting but also a much higher percentage of the african-american vote. it does suggest that that wind, if he can keep it up, is not a fluke. when the clintons say he won because he targeted the state, i m not sure that is an effect