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Good evening. I'm Scott Wapner on day 107 of the coronavirus crisis. Breaking news tonight.

President Trump cunts funding to the World Health Organization, and the virus has now killed 10,000 New Yorkers.

Stock's on fire today.

The Bulls keep picking up lost ground.

The future is about as clear as mud.

But there are questions about how sustainable this rally is.

That's just a process that will perhaps be the most challenging. New details on how several states

plan to reopen. We want to return to normal life. Our country's going to be open. And what the

federal government is planning. This CNBC special report, markets in turmoil, begins right now.

Here's Scott Wapner.

It is good to have you with us on a very busy Tuesday night. The president still speaking at the White House as we speak, cutting funding tonight for the World Health Organization.

That announcement just coming moments ago. We're also learning more now about the president's plan to reopen the economy.

For that, we go to Kayla Taushie in Washington, who joins us with more. Kayla, what can you tell us?

Well, Scott, the president spent a lengthy part of his remarks this evening talking about the CEOs who will be advising the White House in its effort to figure

out exactly how and when to reopen the economy. President Trump rattling off a list including

the top names from Silicon Valley to Wall Street, to hedge funds, to fast casual restaurants,

even labor groups, lawmakers. The list goes on and on. The full slate of members hasn't been released

because it's still taking shape at this hour, I'm told. But President Trump said that he spoke

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