Over the horizon we have a packed show today so lets dive right in. And after the worst day for the u. S. Market since 1987 were seeing a bit of a rebound following an early rate cut from the u. S. Federal reserve as the central bank tries to mitigate the Economic Impact of the coronavirus markets tumbled to yearly lows losing more than 10 percent and on tuesday things are back in the green but the question is for how long were going to get to that shortly with some expert analysis but thats whats going on on wall street what about whats happening on main street please pardon the political cliche there an increasing number of businesses have been forced to close in major cities throughout the United States as of tuesday the United Auto Workers have called for a 2 week shutdown of plants operated by ford General Motors and chrysler to safeguard their members from across the Virus Outbreak Movie Theaters Movie Theater operators amc and regal will close for up to 12 weeks Department Store
Pacific and mountain, 202 7488001. We have a line for medical professionals, we would love to hear from you. Its 202 7488002. We are also on twitter and facebook. We are taking your text messages. That number is 202 7488003. Tell us your first name and where you are texting from. We begin as we always do with a look at the sobering numbers courtesy of Johns Hopkins university. More than 1. 2 million confirmed cases. The number ofs. Cases are approaching 330,000. 65,000 deaths around the country. Around the world, i should say. The u. S. Is leading the world in cases of coronavirus. That from Johns Hopkins university, which has been keeping track of this since the beginning in january. The president says a lot of death is coming. It will be the toughest week in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic, and he said this on saturday. He said this as the total number of coronavirus cases rose to over 300,000, with the number of deaths host at the Daily Briefing yesterday, deborah birx, o
Flattening the curve. You write it you wrote it is to remember this helps limit the surge and gives hospitals time to prepare and manage, it is the difference between finding an icu bed or ventilator or being treated in a parking lot tent. Looking at flattening the curve and extending the time of treating people, how do you think the u. S. Is doing so far . Guest i think time will tell. Good morning. How well we doon at this point. Right now we are sort of in a Holding Pattern waiting for pay waiting for these cases to move in and we have not seen the kind of surge in cases like italy. The idea of flattening the curve is trying to reduce the peak number of cases. Maybe not the total number, but reduce the peak and spread that over a longer period of time and perhaps the best analogy is imagining a subway car, everyone is trying to get into the car at once and as a result, not everyone can get in. If we spread out rush hour and make sure not Everyone Needs to get on at the same time, th
Planned to stimulate the economy and help those working americans. Although the president likes the idea of the payroll tax holiday i will tell you what weve heard from many people and the president said we can consider this the payroll tax holiday we get people money over the next 6 to 8 months were looking at sending checks to americans immediately and what weve heard from hardworking americans Many Companies have now shut down whether its bars or restaurants american state cash now and the president wants to get cash now and i mean now in the next few weeks and for more on all of this and the state of the markets we bring in t. J. Watkins chief market analyst at Simpler Trading and Todd Horowitz chief strategist at bubba trading thank you so much for joining us now baba here in the u. S. The Trump Administration is pitching this roughly 850000000000. 00 stimulus package which would ease some of this economic pain where were talking about payroll tax cuts theres a possibility of a 10
After katrina, after disasters, when we are focused on the population, there need to be partnerships that exist between the Public Sector and the private sector to make sure that i continuity of care can sustain, so our partnership, our organization it designed to keep coordination and healthcare that old flowing after a disaster, can happen between the government and the private parallel sector. Portcrisis. What are the parallels from back in 2014, 2015 . Guest yes, i think one of the most important lessons from the Ebola Outbreak was the role of partnerships. A big part of the responsibility that our team had was to make sure that the u. S. State department was working with the who and working with the u. S. Agency on the coronation that needed to happen across government, with businesses, to make sure that the west african outbreak could be contained, and that whatever we could do to make sure that the logistics were able to flow could sustain, and i think that is a big part of what