your love keeps on lifting. lifting me higher and higher. your love keeps on. lauren: welcome to fbn: a.m.. good morning, i m lauren simonetti. cheryl: i m cheryl casone. we re trying to lift higher but no luck so far. lauren: monday, th the dow s down 335 points in the premarket, nasdaq is down 120. yesterday the nasdaq had the biggest point gain ever. cheryl: the oil price war continues after yesterday s 10% rebound. oil is under pressure now. the contract is down 1.31%. we shall see, though, if the russians come back to the table. lauren: and we see how nervous investors are by looking at the yield on the 10 year treasury, it is down 7 basis points this morning. cheryl: adidas will lose more than a billion in greater china sales due to the coronavirus. we re watching headlines. there were red arrows despite u.s. markets gaining. japan and south korea the two hardest hit markets there. lauren: we re watching stimulus responses from governments, in london the bank
senator sanders: thank you all. thank you. englanders are heartt souls,- but i did not expect to see so many people here today. thank you so much. where is richard? you are here. we have a lot to talk about. we are living in an extraordinary moment in american history. we are living in an unprecedented moment, which is why we need an unprecedented campaign. thank you all very much for being here and being part of that campaign. let me be very clear. this campaign is not only going to win the democratic nomination , this campaign is not only going to defeat donald trump, the most dangerous president in , but, with your help, this campaign is going to transform our country and finally, finally, create an economy and government which works for all of us, not just the 1%. [applause] today, i want to welcome all of you to a campaign which says loudly and proudly that the underlying principles of our greed,ent will not be will not be kleptocracy, will not be hatred and lies. [appla
attack that left a south san jose neighborhood shaken for weeks. today in the bay s bob redell is live for us in san jose with what police are now saying about that killing and what s next. bob? reporter: marcus, san jose police say they have solved the murder of bambi larson. you ll recall, she s the 59-year-old woman from south san jose who was stabbed to death at her home on february 28th. her home was located on the knollfield way in south san jose. detectives interviewed her alleged killer last night and took this person into custody, made at rest. pd is expected to release more information about this person and the case later today. larson was the manager of a medical testing company here in san jose, had attended san jose state and uc santa cruz, when police discovered her body late last month, she had stab wounds to her neck and torso. again, an arrest in the murder of bambi larson. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. thank you, bob,
back to you. thank you, mike. 6:00 right now. here is the big story we re working on today. we ll learn more about the arrest and the murder that shocked a south bay neighborhood. police say they made an arrest in the woman s death. bob redell is live in san jose. what are police saying? reporter: marcus, san jose police say they have solved the murder of bambi larson. they are telling us how she died. larson, who was 59 years old, she was stabbed to death late last month at her home on the 900 block of knollfield way in south san jose. detectives interviewed her alleged killer last night and then arrested this person. pd is expected to release more information about this suspect later today. larson was the manager of a medical testing company here in san jose, had attended san jose state university and uc santa cruz. when police discovered her body february 28th, she had stab wounds to her neck and torso. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay
next, u.s. district court judge from the southern district of new york, takes part in the discussion on corporate scandals and accountability, with wall street journal reporter emily glaser newark hedge fund manager from a kadir. from stanford university in california, this is just over an hour . okay, i am a professor of finance and economics and faculty director of the operation society initiative. engaging the gsp community and others on issues that are truly important is a key mission and i want to welcome all of you and thank you for joining us and i would especially like to thank those who flew in to participate. i want to recognize and thank the support of the initiative and those of you being here today. we and c-span are videotaping this event, so we hope the conversation will continue. focus on governance as it pertains to corporations. how do we ensure that corporations can be trusted to benefit stakeholders, ultimately, society as a whole, without mistreating,