Wall Street once again in sell-off mode. This as the 10 year hits a new record low. From financials to energy, we look at all the major moves and whether there are some good opportunities right now. Southwest Airlines expects the coronavirus outbreak will cost it up to $300 million this quarter. CEO Gary Kelly joins us with more on the fallout and how the carrier is mitigating risk. Plus, as people stockpile products, grocery store shelves nationwide are getting more and more empty. We talk to the CEO of Southeastern Grocers about how they keep shelves stocked and prevent panic buying.

The Fed surprising investors with a half-point rate cut for the first time since the financial crisis. President Trump says it’s too little, too late...one economist tells us why he thinks it’s too much, too soon. The yield on the US 10-Year note falls below 1%, we’ll discuss the impact on mortgage-backed securities. And the Founder and CEO of Regeneron joins for an exclusive interview to shed light on the company’s quest to find a treatment for COVID-19.