emergency small business fund, $75 billion for hospitals. the democrats claim it s their victory and already, senator schumer is planning another $150 billion package, this one for local governments. is all this enough? in my opinion, not if we don t get back to work soon. we have to open up the economy to avoid economic disaster. elsewhere, the president says he will sign an executive order today suspending green card issuing for 60 days. this does not apply to guest workers or agricultural workers. to the markets. after two days of sharp declines, we ve got an uptick. the dow looks like it will open with a gain of close to 400 points. that is 1.7%. s&p up 1.8%. nasdaq up 1.6%. green arrows across the screen. there are some standout stocks. netflix nearly 16 million new subscribers. their outlook, though, is cautious. we will get into that. the stock s down eight bucks, 1.8%. look at chipotle, doubling their online orders in the month of march. chipotle is clearly a lock
our reporting begins with julian assange who could finally face justice here in the united states after he spent nearly seven years holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london. he was arrested today after he was given the boot. here he is in up the close. they had to drag him out and push him into a waiting police van. the u.s. justice department looking to extradite assange after charging him with conspiracy to help a former army intelligence analyst, chelsea manning, hack into the pentagon s computer system to steal and publish government secrets. julian assange sporting a dramatic new look and the long beard. we haven t seen a lot of him since ecuador cut off his internet access more than a year or so ago. assange flash add peace sign as the cops drove him away. here s a throw back to when assange looked like this in may of 2017. his attorney is vowing to fight his extradition to america. the editor in chief of wikileaks called as song a journalist that exposed war crimes
Legendary Irish bar/restaurant, Pinhead Susan's suddenly closed in April because the owners were behind in rent and taxes. No one knew what the fate of this well-known downtown Schenectady establishment would become. Now we do.