First Move with Julia Chatterley

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First Move with Julia Chatterley

Jay Powell and Steve Mnuchin testify over Covdi19 response on Capitol Hill today. President Trump threatens to permanently pull funding from WHO. Sampling for Coronavirus in your own home.

Jay Powell says don't bet against America, but more help is needed. Moderna makes vaccine progress. SoftBank sees its worst ever losses.

Retail sales plunge in the US as consumers cutback amid the lockdown. The US government works to block supplies to China's tech giant. The drug giant now saying the US won't get vaccine priority.

Another 3 million Americans filed first time unemployment claims last week. America's ousted vaccine chief has a stark warning. We speak to the CFO of Impossible Foods.

Democrats want a $3 trillion stimulus plan; republicans say no deal. The European Union's plan to save the summer. The robotic dog barking about social distancing.

A warning from Dr. Fauci on the dangers of reopening too fast. Dallas Fed president Robert Kaplan on economic recovery. Wuhan launches a mass-testing drive as reopening risks are laid bare.

Europe reopens but there's confusion in the UK. Coronavirus outbreak reaches the White House. The mouse is back in the house at Shanghai Disneyland!

20.5 million jobs lost in the United States. Unemployment soars to 14.7%, the worst since the Great Depression.

Over 33 million Americans filing for unemployment benefits in just 7 weeks. President Trump ramps up criticism of China, and Beijing hits back. The CEO trialing a very small dose that may go a long way in the fight against Covid-19.

President Trump suggests a June end, even as the U.S. death toll mounts. Shuttered parks, closed stores and no cruises hit Disney profits. Did Covid19 arrive sooner than we thought?

Doctor Anthony Fauci questions the health cost of reopening. Amazon's practices criticized by a resigning employee. The CEO of Slack tells staff - we won't rush back.

The U.S. President talks tariffs, as U.S. criticism of Beijing intensifies. Warren Buffett reveals Berkshire Hathaway has sold its U.S. airline stocks. The drones capable of detecting a fever - from way up above.

President Trump reportedly discussing measures against China. Jeff Bezos tells Amazon investors "you may want to take a seat." The U.S. government's plans for a vaccine by January.

More than 30 million U.S. workers now asking for help. Encouraging signs about a potential coronavirus treatment. Tech giants Musk and Zuckerberg have very different views on reopening.

U.S. growth falls 4.8% in Q1 - the worst drop in over a decade. Boeing's CEO announces 16,000 jobs cuts, saying recovery will take years. So-called immunity passports might be our ticket out of lockdown.

U.S. President Trump says the government is the last resort on testing. The French Prime Minister announcing the nations reopening. We speak to the man known as the master virus hunter.

White House Advisor Dr. Deborah Birx says more antibody work is needed to support reopening. The Bank of Japan scaling up bond buying to fight the economic crisis. The future of Airbus at stake as the CEO warns its bleeding cash.

Gilead halts a coronavirus treatment trial. Georgia pulls ahead to reopen the economy. The makers of Lysol tell people not to ingest disinfectant after president Trump's comments.

1 in 6 U.S. workers now asking for government support. Japan's business leaders demanding a game plan. Researchers in Oxford begin testing a vaccine.

The U.S. Senate agrees more cash for businesses and Covid-19 testing. A top U.S. official says there could be worse to come for the Coronavirus pandemic. We go live to virus epicenter of Wuhan.

Oil producers paying buyers to take delivery as crude prices go negative. President Trump threatens to ban U.S. immigration. Concerns over the health of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

Congress nearing a deal on more support, as 40,000 U.S. lives are lost to coronavirus. Europe's biggest economy begins the restart. U.S. oil hits a 21-year low, as demand drops and storage fills up.

Optimism surges over a #covid19 fighting drug - the owner urges caution. The economy shrinks for the first time in more than 40 years. Jeff Bezos is building the firm's own testing system.

Benefit claims in the U.S. continue to soar. China dismisses reports the pandemic began in a lab. The Chief Medical Officer investigating President Trump touted drug.

President Trump suspends funding during a pandemic. The White House enlists help from hundreds of business leaders. US carriers given cash... but not without conditions.

President Trump argues he controls states, the New York Governor says he's not king. JPMorgan and Wells Fargo prepare for a consumer cash crunch. Global healthcare systems coming under attack.

Dr. Antony Fauci talks a partial re-opening of the U.S. economy. China limits information about the origins of the virus. Major oil producing nations agree on supply cuts, but challenges remain.

Talk of a US economic wake-up gathers steam but can the science keep up? Big oil producers agree to supply cuts, but one nation says no. The CEO aiming to help healthcare heroes cope with stress.

Another 6.6 million unemployment claims in the U.S. The latest on the health of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. We speak to the CFO of conference app Zoom about new protections.

President Trump talks withholding funding from the UN's health body. Tens of thousands leave the city of Wuhan after two months of lockdown. The latest on UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

UK Prime Minster Boris Johnson receiving oxygen, and still in intensive care. China prepares to re-open Wuhan, and reports no coronavirus deaths today. Japan restricts activities in 7 prefectures - including Tokyo.

A stark warning about this coming week, from the U.S. Surgeon General. Hopes rise that new cases have peaked in some EU nations. The U.S. President talks tariffs as OPEC nations delay today's call.

U-S aid checks could take months and business loans aren't ready. Oil prices rise on hopes of a supply cut, but does OPEC+ agree? Americans are told more effort is needed to flatten the curve.

President Trump says 240,000 Americans might lose their lives. China's data will now include cases without symptoms. We meet the team developing a test to identify those silent virus spreaders.

Payments come due as Moody's says millions more are out of work. A glimmer of hope in coronavirus growth rates from Italy and Spain. The video conferencing app under pressure over privacy.

President Trump extends the lockdown and warns 100,000 Americans may die. 4 million people living in India's slums - are unable to distance from others. The Amazon's Staten Island staff say they don't feel safe.

U.K. Prime Minster Boris Johnson has tested positive for coronavirus. U.S. House is set to vote on a $2 trillion aid bill but not everyone supports the voice roll call. The U.S. is now the epicenter of the pandemic with the biggest number of cases in New

A record 3.3 million U.S. workers ask for help in just one week. The two trillion dollar 'survival' stimulus package agreed by the Senate - the House votes next. Cases surge in the U.S.

Congress agrees on a record 2 trillion stimulus bill. Prince Charles the heir to the British throne has coronavirus. China relaxes travel limits in the Hubei province.

The central bank will buy a range of bonds in whatever size, to ensure financial stability. The 2 trillion usd stimulus package delayed. Pressure mounts to postpone the 2020 Olympics, as countries start to pull out.

Health crisis, economic crisis - jobs crisis, everywhere. In the U.S., an estimated 2 million people lost their jobs in the past week. In California, 40 million people in the world's fifth largest economy told to stay at home. Oil has its best trading day

The European Central Bank unveils an 800 billion USD asset buying plan. China says no new local infections of coronavirus in 24 hours. Unprecedented global at-home use, makes streaming shows in high definition a threat.

The White House is considering a further trillion dollars of aid. The U.K joins Germany promising to do whatever it takes, even as factories close and jobs are lost. Experts demand we stay at home. But is it happening?

The fastest U.S. stock meltdown on record, demands policymakers do more. Governments around the world talk financial support - but will it be enough? Millions in San Francisco ordered to stay home - as the New York mayor warns his city could be next.

U.S. stocks to plunge at the open, another trading halt looking likely. Airlines ask for government support to ease the disruption. Industrial output contracts at its sharpest pace in 30 years.

U.S. stocks surge pre-market, after the worst day of trade since '87. Cancellations and closures rise in response to the coronavirus outbreak. How artificial intelligence and social media are being used to monitor the virus.

The White House restricts travel from 26 European nations. U.S. stocks plunge by over 7% and trading is stopped for 15 mins for the second time this week. The NBA suspending all remaining basketball games.

The Bank of England cuts rates, the government ramps up spending. Cathay Pacific warns the first half of 2020 will be tough. Saudi Arabia escalates the fight, ordering Aramco to increase oil capacity.

Futures still indicate another sharp selloff. OPEC awaits Moscow's decision on output cuts, oil falls. Medical supply companies raise security levels amid panic buying. We go live to President Trump signing a $8.3 billion coronavirus spending bill.

Another day of whiplash as futures point to a sharp selloff. OPEC ready to cut oil supply by 1.5 million barrels a day - but will Russia agree? IATA says the airline industry could now lose $113 billion.