tonight on all in. if i m elected, if he s elected, the stock market will crash. the fearless forecaster blows it again. that bell marks a new record high. this is a huge day for the stock market. there you go. thank you. that is the highest the dow has ever been. tonight, the truth and propaganda of the so-called greatest economy of all-time. then when i testify you ll get the whole story. why rudy broke his promise to testify as we wait to see how much he has to pay the women he defamed. plus, how to process new polling that looks strong for the indicted front-runner, and as families of hostages visit the white house, the new biden message to israel to end the large-scale campaign, when all in starts, right now. mark good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. i have some news about that recession that everyone said was coming. i think maybe it s not going to come. now whether you believe it or not or if you feel it or not, the united states economy
economy, into the system right now that is i guess really at the heart of trying to deal with this coronavirus outbreak. one thing i could tell you, jake, i ve just been told that dr. anthony fauci, the top infectious disease expert with the administration is on the coronavirus task force that he is expected to be here at this press conference. he was alerted to come down to the white house just a short while ago. so he is en route for this press conference. in terms of what is going to be asked at this press conference, with we should point out there aren t any teleprompters set up for the president, unlike the other night when he was in the oval office. he s speaking extemporaneously and taking questions from reporters but we expect the top questions for this president to be where are the tests? that is been a question all week. and speaking of dr. fauci, the president was saying earlier this week that everything is going smoothly with the tests as dr. fauci described it as
president that we re about to hear. good afternoon. the headline from president trump today is that he s declaring a national state of emergency under the auspices of two federal mandates. one is the national emergencies act. the other is the stafford act. declaring an emergency under the stafford act will allow the president to tap into the fema disaster relief fund. a total of $42 billion in that fund right now of which $35 billion would be available. that is the same fund, by the way, that fema uses to address natural disasters like hurricanes, earthquakes, floods, things like that. so the president will tap to billions to help respond to the coronavirus. the declaration under the natural emergencies act has to do with health and human services and waivers for medicare, medicaid and the s chip plan, this is designed to increase the capacity in local markets for hospitals to be able to treat people, for hospitaling to take each other in. right now there s restrictions in
as described. we ll do everything we can as a supply chain with a view to be of assistance. i will say right over here, and richard, if you could come up. thank you, mr president. similarto come up. thank you, mr president. similar to doug come up. thank you, mr president. similarto doug in come up. thank you, mr president. similar to doug in walmart, we at walgreens are happy to help communities across america, because a lot of the times we, when we have national disasters, we act quickly, and this is no difference. we look forward to working with everyone, and specifically with the vice president doing a fantasticjob, we are ready to engage and help. brian cornell, target. thank you, brian. well, thank you for inviting us here today, along with our colleagues from walmart and walgreens and our partners at cbs. normally, you view us as partners at cbs. normally, you view us as competitors, but today we are focused on a comment editor, and thatis focused on a comment editor,
to know that she had survived was a pretty powerful moment. not just her body, but her mind. they would come in the daycare and erica would say don t let them hurt me. she handed investigators what would be a vital clue, but would it be enough to crack the case? against all odds. hello and welcome to datelineextra. i m craig melvin. the crime was so cold-blooded, eastbound police found it hard to believe. a 2-year-old shot in the head and left next to her mother who had just been murdered. but the little girl stunned everyone with her will to survive. the detective vowed to solve the case. but would he find the evidence to deliver justice? here is hotda kotb. one of the biggest attractions at the louisville zoo was a floppy eared baby, kind of cuddly, at least for an elephant. he has hair. he has hair is right. on this day, he shared the spotlight with another media celebrity, a spunky girl named erica, whose infectious laugh and incredible story captivate