this is what bob woodward has always done.s own high and those of his editors at the post demanded it. the reliance of journalism on unnamed sources did not start with watergate. it has been a staple of washington reporting for decades. 1930's,the 1920's and it was much more controversial than it is today. indeed frowned upon. earliest and most successful users of unnamed sources in his regular work was the man for whom this award is named. kiplinger, my grandfather. he resigned from the associated , in part because of his editor's resistance to his use of unnamed sources, to give his readers a more accurate picture of government policy than top officials were saying publicly. a bit of a heresy back then. careful, and, nonpartisan. his forecast of radical new policies coming out of fdr's new deal in the pages of his weekly letter were startling. were keyis sources members of the fdr brain trust, the forecast was accurate, establishing him as one of the most influential journalists in washington. of journalism almost lost bob w

iger has done. bobpek knows distribution and marketing. it may say something about where the market goes next. do they need good deals or do they need to execute on the deals bob iger has already done? abigial: that is a good point. the biggest deal, fox, and then over the last years pixar and lucasfilm, they have the legacy content in place. -- isoint that bob chapek someone who can get more done on a day-to-day basis, especially around the parks. this stock is almost in a bear market from its all-time high, much of that coming just in the last week on coronavirus fears. they have hong kong -- david: they have hong kong as well. also substantial cruise lines. abigial: that is an amazing point. all of the turmoil around the coronavirus in cruise lines. when you think about disney i think about those parts. they have closed the asian one. now we have the cdc saying it is when, not if that can affect operations here. who wants to get on a cruise line? believe cruise line is included in that 37% segment. t

bob has had a diverse journalistic career that has now spanned more than four decades. he has been a reporter, a columnist for usa today and advertising, a contributor to the washington post magazine and he has written for a number of publications. he has made his mark in the world of casting, both broadcasting and podcasting. for a dozen years he was a commentator correspondent for npr all things considered, specializing in corking americana. he cohosted a popular podcast called, lexicon valley and then ditch that to create audible podcast series, the genius dialogue. in which she interviewed macarthur grant winners and as a new york observer put it, put his own sense of wit, charm, and candor to the proceedings. most consistently since 2001 he has cohosted the weekly award-winning public radio program on the media which covers journalism, technology and first amendment issues. for the sake of brevity i will skip over bob's involvement with abc, cbs, nbc and pbs. but i will say that along the way he has published a collection of some trend short essays and books on adv

bob chapek has been named ceo. bob iger will continue to direct creative endeavors.nd conversations from tech regulation to politics. we begin with the coronavirus and the outbreak spreading beyond china. in the united states, the first known case of unknown origin was reported in california. the state is monitoring just two hours north of san francisco. the state is monitoring thousands for signs of exposure. president has tapped mike pence the task of overseeing the u.s. response. trump spoke from the white house wednesday. pres. trump: because of all we have done, the risk to the american people remains low. we are ready to adapt and do whatever we have to. this one is different, much different. this is a flu. this is like a flu. i think the stock market will recover. this economy is very strong. emily: but the markets were not all fine, with markets pinned to the virus threats. the s&p 500 and dow jones suffered big losses this week. at some point, as much as 10%. as for the tech sector and supply chains, microsoft and apple sounded the alarm. i caught up with da

has bullet holes in it. that is a big tease there. bob redell has the story and details on what is going on at the on-ramp. you

and this is what bob woodward has always done.d those of his editors at the post demanded it. now the reliance of journalists on an named sources did not start with watergate. it has been a staple of washington reporting for decades. back in the 1920s and 1930s, it was actually much more controversy all that it is today, indeed frowned upon. one of the earliest and most successful users of unnamed sources in his regular work was the man for whom this award is named. wm kiplinger, my grandfather. he resigned from the associated press, washington bureau in 1919 in part because of his editors resistance to his use of unnamed sources. to give his readers a more accurate picture of government policy, then top officials were saying publicly. a bit of a heresy back then. he wasn't dogged, careful, and nonpartisan. his forecast of radical new policies coming out of fdr's new deal in the pages of his weekly kiplinger letter, were startling. and because these unnamed sources were key members of fdr's brain trust, the forecasts were accurate

transition, given the fact that i will be around to advise bob when he needs it, and bring bob into some of the business' he haseen familiar with. that gives me the opportunity to spend the time really working on our creative side. emily: bob chapek, day one for you is today. this is effective immediately. bob talked you had to hit sequels -- bob talked about the streaming strategy, you had to hit sequels to toy story and frozen. you have opened the star wars portion of that the park, where do you intend to double down? mr. chapek: i intend to double, the same strategies bob has established 15 years ago that served us so well. at the core of everything, the center of our brand is creative storytelling. if the creative storytelling is right, then everything else is right, no matter where you put it. whether you put it in theatrical channel, disney + or the theme parks. the thing i have taken away from bob iger's legacy is getting the content right. everything else will follow suit. bely: bob, you said you will focused on creative endeavors. can you give us an idea of what things you will be focused on? televisio

run,g up, after a 15 year bob iger has handed the reins to another disney veteran. hear from them both, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> bought geithner -- bob iger has handed power to the theme park head who becomes the company's new ceo. eiger will stay on as chairman, focusing on disney's creative pursuits. he spoke to bloomberg's emily chan. >> is a great time to begin this transition. i was going to be leaving the company at the end of 2021. the board has been engaged in the process for quite some time and considering who best to succeed me. we have someone who not only knows the company very well, having run a few of are really important businesses including parks and resorts, but he's also someone that we know very well and we could not think of a better candidate to take over the company at this time. in terms of why now, we recently completed the acquisition of 21st century fox and have been engaged with assimilating those businesses. we also deployed a brand-new strategy. our director of consumer and given the fact that our asset base and our new strategy is i

bob barker has stepped down mr argo led disney and its take over of 21st century fox and its recent launch of the company's streaming service yes the mantle to another long time company and. restore his resignation surprised many disney c.e.o. longtime head of the multi 1000000000 euro and like conic entertainment empire played. he oversaw some huge acquisitions over 15 years as c.e.o. 21st century fox pixar and the star wars studio lucasfilm and more recently launched a netflix rivaling streaming service disney plus. under iger last year's top 5 blockbusters walt disney movies and the box office record was also set by disney disney plus its streaming service already has $28000000.00 sign ups widely seen as a successful start business is booming despite several parks being shut in east asia due to coronavirus fears hurting disney stock prices in the short term as a result. his success is the reason for change according to uyghur now is a good time to make the handover to another long time disney insider bob ordinarily courage by cuba desperately needs foreign cash and so the government has

and we identified bob a while ago as a likely candidate to succeed me, but they went through a thorough process and discussed other possibilities. it's again something that the board has quite a while. they got to know bob very well during that period of time he ran one of our most complex, one of our most important businesses, global parks and resorts, for instance, during a time of great capital investment, at a time of great change and did so very well after working for the company for 30 years in terms of the market today, what's going on obviously today is certainly very serious and a concern to us. the timing is unfortunate, but not anything we can control. it certainly didn't play into the timing of this decision. >> you are signed on to continue through the end of 2021 overseeing all the creative elements of the company, but at the same time bob chapek is going to be running the day-to-day business. for you as executive chairman and you as ceo, will that create confusion about who's in charge if you're going to be reporting to bob iger? how do you address those concerns and potential conflict while you're executive chairman? >> we've worked together extremely

this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: disney names bob chapek has its new ceo after years of speculation about would succeed bob iger. company's theme parks and products. iger becomes chair. this is a surprise announcement, though there is some speculation regarding -- though there has been speculation regarding succession plans for years. contract was by the end of 2021. who were expecting to hear something, just not today. chapek is officially ceo now. iger is still around as executive chairman. iger will handle the creative responsibilities while chapek sort of gets up to speed on the tv side of the business. it is a little strange. previous heir a apparent, who eventually left the company, tom's tax, he was named coo. this is a little bit of a different approach. emily: tell us more about bob chapek, who he is and what he brings to the role? >> he has been very successful for what he has done, running the parks business, for many years the biggest business and disney and most profitable. they have been rolling out new land andcluding avatar a couple of star wars lands. star wars land was a

. >> i intend to double down on the strategies bob has established 15 years ago that served us so wellthe thing i've have taken away from bob iger's legacy is get the content right and everything else follow suit. say ifjust too soon to the coronavirus will material hit the u.s. economy according to the fed vice chair richard clarida, the latest signal officials won't push to judgment on the need to cut rates. richard clarida says the virus is likely to have "a noticeable impact on chinese growth," at least in the first quarter. nejra: london spot -- stock exchange cash purchase is facing delays due to deeper than expected scrutiny by regulators in brussels. a full notification of the deal has been postponed. they agreed to buy the financial data provider last year. bloomberg lp, the parent of bloomberg news, competes to provide financial data. manus: growing violence in india's capital has left 17 people dead. that's as the right-wing hindu groups began attacking mostly muslim protesters. they were demonstrating against the country, the new religion-based citizenship law. police have

the yen has been strengthening for days. losses below $50 a barrel. bob iger is stepping aside in a surprise shakeup. the -- as executive chairman through 2021. he takes over the immediately. chapin -- we have someone we know very well. >> the thing i've really taken away from bob iger's legacy is get the content right and everything else follows. >> senator bernie sanders felt the burden of his frontrunner status of the latest democratic debate. all six rivals delivering attacks. their aim, stalling his momentum. another focus of attacks, michael bloomberg. this after spending more than $500 million on advertising. mr. bloomberg is the founder and majority owner of bloomberg lp, the parent company of bloomberg news. we end with growing violence in india's capital after right wing hindi groups begin attacking mostly muslim protesters protesting against the country's new religion based citizenship law. police have been ordered to shoot rioters on site. it's the worst violence in delhi in three decades. global news 24 hours a day on air and at quicktake by

walt disney's bob iger has said he will step down as chief executive, but stay on as chairman with immediatemedia giant through several acquisitions and launched its streaming network, disney +. he's considered by many to be the most powerful man in hollywood and will be replaced by bob chapek, who previously ran disney's ‘parks and products division'. tesco is set to cut more than 1,800 jobs as it makes changes to bakeries in its larger uk stores. the supermarket giant the changes were likely to begin in may. the main union representing tesco staff — usdaw — said the reports ofjob cuts were "devastating" for staff. tesco is the uk's biggest grocery chain and it employs 450,000 people worldwide. up next — newsbriefing. the scottish parliament has given its backing to plans which would make sanitary products free of charge to all women. the measures are expected to cost around £24 million a year. schools and colleges already provide the products at no cost. 0ur correspondent suzanne allan has the details. period poverty means girls can't afford to buy sanitary product. it can mean some girls

bob iger has stepped down i got lead disney in its takeover of 21st century fox and its recent launch of the company's own streaming service he hands the mantle to another long time company insider bought back european union ministers have approved the framework for their post trade negotiations with the u.k. and stipulates that e.u. standards should serve as the reference point for any future trade deal because she ations with the british who've agreed on their own and they'd argue to begin next week because the government has begun selling used cars for u.s. dollars the vehicles are available in a single outlet in havana only about one in 20 cubans owns a car in state run economy desperately needs cash due to the implosion of ally venezuela's economy and the tightening of u.s. trade embargo. the world's largest carmaker volkswagen says it is stepping up its green efforts by pledging to hire a climate campaigner c o have a decent told the financial times the activist would be able to scrutinise the companies and our middle policies the pledge comes as the fox by a group over 30000000

. >> i intend to double down on the same strategies bob has established. >> it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ welcome.llo and this is "bloomberg best," your weekly review of the most important business news and assets. let's start with a day by day look at the top headlines. the dominant story throughout the week was the global spread of the coronavirus, and on monday, as reported infections climbed, financial markets felt the pressure. coronavirus continues to spread beyond china and outside asia raising concerns about the prospects of a pandemic. south korea, which raised its infectious disease alert to the highest level over the weekend confirming 161 new cases and two more deaths and now seven deaths and over 250 new cases. >> we heard from the finance ministry. they will be announcing, they say, extraordinary measures for the economy. in italy.140 cases >> the milan stock market opened down 4% this morning. threats are spiking this morning, and it he was -- italy was already in for a giant economic situation. it was preparing for a recession in the beginning of 20/20,

bob iger has stepped down as ceo of disney and is being replaced by bob chapin.e on disney this morning. we're watching apple. the coronavirus outbreak will be a major focus at apple's annual shareholder meeting today. let's bring in lou bassineste. iphone production is going to certainly be an issue here, lou. >> i think it could be. we're not there yet. iphone production rams up in the summer. we're in the preproduction phase. cheryl: the components, though, because if you have factories in china that are shut down, even the pieces they need to build the phones aren't being produced now. >> i think we're getting into that zone where that might be a concern but ironically the final components aren't locked down until may. we have a couple months of leeway. i don't think it's time to play the freak-out song yet but it's something to worry about. if coronavirus wasn't happening, this shareholder meeting would be a nothing burger today. no one would pay attention to it. cheryl: they have other products in the pipeline, there's questions about where are they going t

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. >>> welcome back bob iger has stepped down after years of speculationof his succession bob chapek wille over. iger will stay on as executive chairman to oversee endeavors. he began back in 2005 when the company grew with major pictures with pixar, marvel and more. >> keith block is stepping down from salesforce. shares fell on the back of the announcement salesforce reported a loss of $248 million compared with net income of $262 million the year previous >>> stakes were high as democratic candidates squared off in the last debate private als argue americans would not elect a self-described democratic socialist we have more >> reporter: as the clear front runner, bernie sanders stood center t center stage but from the start, he was attacked. >> can anybody in the room imagine americans voting for him. >> accusing him of proposing plans he can't pay for >> let's do some math. $40 trillion than 30, then 17. >> medicare for all will save money. >> sparing over gun control. >> bernie voted five times against the brady bill >> i'm the only one up here with re receipts while voting over and

has tumbled more than 60% over the past two days. other travel related companies like cruise lines have also seen double-digit losses this week. disney's bobr has stepped down as ceo effective immediately. he will be replaced by the chairman of disney parks, experiences and products is. he is run disney for 15 years and will stay on as executive chairman through next year. he says he wants to spend more time on espn fox, google and disney+ all of which disney owns. and how do you pronounce the word gif? the peanut butter brand jif is teaming up with the animation site claiming that the acronym for graphics interchange format should be pronounced with a hard g but the creator previously set it is pronounced with the soft g. like the peanut butter. nevertheless, special jars of the peanut butter with the g one on sale and sold-out. that your cbsmoneywatch.com. for morehead to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the near stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. >>> and east bay typewriter shop is shutting down at the end of next month. california typewriter has been servicing manual and electric typewriters for 70 years. but, it has seen declining sales. it wa

. >> i intend to double down on the same strategy that bob has established 15 years ago that served us so well. the thing i'm taking away his get the content right and everything else follows suit. alix: here is paul mooney. seems like bob iger -- seems like things will stay the same even though bob iger will not be the ceo. >> the expectation was that bob would step down later this year, or into 2021, after the streaming services established mood we are doing it right now. bob schaffer is taking over immediately. of the 27 year veteran walt disney company, well respected internally, so most people feel good with the pick. it is the time that is an issue. this is a critical time for the walt disney company. the coronavirus is impacting the parks and results -- the parks and the attractions' business. the company is making a major pivot towards streaming. think about disney-plus, hulu, espn, a critical pivot for the company at a critical time. when people think about the bob iger legacy, they will think about the big acquisitions. marvel studios, pixar, lucas films, 21st century fox --

jeff, burns, thank you >>> speaking of, disney ceo bob iger has decided to step down from that role, stalling the head of parts division bob chapek in his place. julia boorstin sat down with both of them last night and has the highlights. >> bob iger stepping back as ceo of the company, having transformed the company entirely in that role with the acquisitions of marvel and pixar and lucasfilm, the acquisition of fox giving disney massive scale. iger transitioned the company to focus on streaming and launch disney plus to such early success last year he started the conversation with the board about the potential to pass the baton to ay-to-day leadership and focus on disney content. >> we have a great set of assets and strategy and what's next what's next in my own priorities was make sure the creative pipeline of the company was really rich. all of our creative engines were working extremely well and i wanted to spend more and more of my time on that. >> disney shares are up about 430% as iger took over in 2005 as iger transformed the company more than any of its prior ceos. chapek sa

so the team has a talented young roster with a stack pitching rotation. here's what manager bob melvin has to say about this crime. >>you talk a lot about was our own pot in you know when i come back so forth frankie montas is going to be a big piece for us last year you saw what he did in the 1st half he was forgoing domini was dominant he would've made the all-star team. so we're looking forward to seeing what he can do for us for a full year in a in the experience in the conference of the game from last year as a young cali group for sure we're all excited about it. >>so the rest of the a's team will arrive in arizona on monday, let's go a's, let's go giants guess i'm rooting for >>a multibillion dollar project to build a bullet train between los angeles and san francisco. it's becoming even more expensive officials added another billion to the high speed rail line budget. this brings estimated total to over $80 billion. it ain't cheap. construction is on schedule to have about 20% of the track laid down by 2022. would be in california. well the famous yosemite firefall optic

bob redell has more. >> reporter: three acres of land. 2400 square feet of living space. >> there we go. >> reporter: including a decent-sized kitchen. and for this silicon valley hairdresser, this is tdream com true. >> it is the best thing i have done, but it is also hard. >> reporter: and it comes with a big price tag. >> lock the door. >> reporter: that is measured with hours on the road. this morning he has to leave at 6:15 or he would not make the 8:30 appointment in campbell. he lives here and the house is way down here in soledad, 90 miles and two hours and 15 minutes away. you think that your commute is bad. >> it is a choice that we made to have a better life. but, you know, facing the consequences of traffic and thinking about it, yeah, it is a little rough. but i do time it. for me, it is a kind of worth it. >> reporter: his radio is the co-pilot and a canister of tea is the fuel, and his clientele is his motivation to commute 180 miles a day five days a week. >> the clientele, yes. the money, no. yeah, you could do it here, but you will make half of what you are making.

and resorts, he is also someone we know very well. >> i intend to double down on the same strategy bob hasars ago that have served us so well. i've taken away from bob iger's legacy is get the content right and anything else follow suit. growing violence in india's capital has left 17 dead after right-wing hindu groups began attacking mostly muslim protesters who were demonstrating against the country's new religion-based citizenship law. police have ordered to shoot rioters on-site. it is the worst violence in new delhi in nearly three decades. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna: thanks very much, laura. jpmorgan asset management has joined an investor group pressing the world's biggest emitters of greenhouse gases. the money manager says it will develop a model for rating company performance on the issues as well as increasing engagement with businesses on key topics that is climate risks. it move comes as large as managers face growing calls from shareholders

statements that may seem outrageous or unlikely, and that -- then in fact, you know, by bits and bobs, it haseen. it remains to be seen exactly on this case what data will be -- what nato will been doing to take over some u.s. responsibilities in the middle east, but there will be some changes and we will be hearing more about those i believe next week with the defense ministers meeting. brent: and we know you will be covering those for us as you always do. teri schultz in brussels tonight. teri, as always, thank you. on both sides of the atlantic, political taboos are being broken. we saw it today here in germany when chancellor angela merkel's conservative gdp party teamed up with the far-right afd party to elect a regional leader. before today, that kind of deal was unthinkable. in the united states, the unthinkables are multiplying. the iowa caucus debacle is an example, or consider last night's state of the union address. throughout u.s. history, presidents have used the speech to execute their role as uniter in chief, consoler in chief, president of all united states. president trump, t

he has taken over the mantle from bob dudley. has a host of esg issues to deal with.sort of in esg frenzy mode. does it play out economically for you? what is the risk this year and over the next five years as you look at it economically? >> economically, one important thing i can think of is people -- condemning some retailers like h&m have been issuing warnings that if this esg focus on scrutinizing faster session, that will fit, the hit the pro revenue, i think people are trying to be minimalist nowadays. that will probably hit a number of retailers. it would definitely hit consumption as people try to spend less and be more conservative to save the environment. there will be hits to energy companies like bp, because i think a lot of asset managers are scrutinizing these oil they are veryuse carbon heavy. nejra: great to have you with us. that is it for "bloomberg ."ybreak: europe the european open is up next and looks like we could open higher again. we saw a records in the u.s. yesterday but it is not necessarily equity exceptionalism. risk on across assets. this

i agree with much of what bob has said. i support the me too movement. i think it is too little too late in many ways, i think it is very important that we take women's accusations very seriously, but as eric once said, every cause starts as a movement, and then it becomes a business and then ultimately a racket. and what we're seeing now are lawyers with highly questionable leeth ethics like david boyce, who have made a business out of falsely accusing people. i was one of his victims. he set up a complete shakedown of plan, in which a woman i never met, never heard of, never knew existed, falsely accused me, after telling the fbi she didn't have sex with me, after telling her best friend she never met me, after writing emails saying she never met me, all of which were known to the lawyer, after which she, her own lawyer, david boyce in a surreptitiously recorded tape recording saying to me alan, it is impossible, that you couldn't have been in a place that you said you were. it was wrong. and after an fbi investigation concluded it was wrong, they are

has been doing that for a long time. anybody who read his book would certainly know that. >> reporter: in terms of what bob iger is going us on? absolutely as executive chairman through the end of 2021, it sounds like from everything iger has said he really sees an opportunity to oversee the contents side of the business look, iger is going to be looking at disin i plus and the build out of content there as well as the studio, which needs to find its next chapter after the end of the avengers franchise as well as figuring out the role that the fox studio plays in the future of walt disney studios and then of course when it comes to the tv landscape looking at what the rest of the, sort of the next chapter for the tv bundle looks like and where disney's content fits in there. what iger has really done so remarkably is figured out how to build up the brands and really exploit them across all of disney's platforms and one thing that is very clear is that iger understands the importance of the content, the importance of the brands at the center of everything disney does and now by focusing just on that content he is really g

else is happening in the market. >> non- virus news bob iger replaced by bob j peck you spoke with them on the phone everyone haspected bob in what is and at the park for the last five years why would you go to parks i would every talks about streaming so that's disney's biggest earners television so why would you go to bob meyer with the streaming business the first answer is parks are the fastest-growing part of disney right now. they are becoming profoundly popular and i can envision in the next couple of years parks overtaking television becoming the business. also he's got 19 years of hollywood experience before he ran the park's business if you ask about streaming he says it's not called streaming is called direct to consumer. and there is nothing more direct to consumer than running the parks. jack: tough time he because parks are not the place we want with the possible pandemic. jack >> barely had to close in shanghai and hong kong. you can see a downturn in attendance here in the u.s. is things get worse. but keep in context this is a business where you are at $7 billion in operating profit just up from

. >> i would make another observation, as much as bob iger has seemed to become indispensable, when he entered as ceo, the reaction was who is this guy does he have strategic vision? you kind of don't know who you're getting to michael's point, you set the direct-to-consumer pricing, you're in the market for that, to me the bigger questions are on the creative side has marvel maxed out what's the box office expectations very long term? but that would have been there for anybody. and where iger has staked the future of the company? >> the execution risks is how much to spend on disney plus, how do you window content, how do you set pricing there's a ton of execution questions out there. i think chapek -- don't forget the parks are very well run. you have to constantly evolve pricing and cap ex there are elements of his experience, he's well equipped to understand all these levers you have to pull i'm encouraged i think that was the right hire for disney to maintain their strength park is a strong and important asset. yeah, this is going to be more challenging as time goes on. there's cu

bob i go has stepped down as chief executive of disney after fifteen years in the role to be replaced by another disney veten above topic. i go remains in the company as executive chairman ariel conky takes a look. you're an icon after delaying his retirement form times. walt disney's bob eiger finally relinquishes the keys to the magic kingdom. i gern was expected to retire in twenty twenty one said his decision to step down early would allow him to focus on the in thinking about what i want. to accomplish before i leave the company at the end of twenty o getting everything right create would be my number one goal. i could not do that if i were running the company on a day to day basis. walt disney's chief executive for fifteen years anger over solve some of the company's most successful endeavors. the company acquired pixar marvel star wars production company lucasfilm. and most recently the entertainment assets of twenty first century fox. underwriters leadership walt disney also expanded its activities in china. opening a theme park in shanghai in partnership with the chinese gove

bob swan has been a leader in the industry urging the chinese and the u.s. to engage in dialogue.upply chain. we have a huge presence here in the united states. u.s.,s outside the creating value for customers and making money gives us more capacity to invest in the u.s.. all had to adjust and adapt in a variety of ways. we play a large role in china. it is a big consumption market for us. we've got a reasonably large manufacturing base and a large chunk of employee in the design centers in china. it is a very important market for us and our customers. we have had to adjust and adapt the supply chain to have flexibility to allow some of our ems to move assembly so they don't have to deal tariffs. change wecontrol laws have had to stop shipping to some customers. the priorities and focus our about retaining market access, protecting ip, and adjusting and adapting to the rules of the road. thatw serious is the risk in response to the trade war china could double done on the development of its own indigenous chipmaking capability? i know they are nowhere close right now but over the l

a state of emergency has been lifted in australia's capital city. in westchester, bob decastro, fox 11 news. >> those guys work hard for their money, i don't think they make near enough. just nice to see them back safe. we love our firefighters in the bay area and in california. a big part of the state. that's a big part of the state is having those guys around. men and women. >>> for us, the high pressure zone is here. we have a big ridge of high pressure. there it is. that's essentially the jet stream up here too. you see the flow. which way is that going? clockwise, right? it also tells you the air is sinking. so when the air sinks, it warms. that's why daytime highs tomorrow, and even today got up there. we had some pretty warm numbers. right now even in fairfield, it's 62 degrees. still 62 degrees in parts of the inland valley. so it's pretty mild out there. a beautiful night. as you see off in the distance, the sun sets the last couple of nights have been pretty nice. a little bit of a north wind. i think that continues again tomorrow. overnight lows not as cold

. >> and here's why -- on april 3, 1882, jesse james is unaware that his new recruit, bob ford, has turnedim in, hoping to collect a hefty $10,000 reward. he's with the ford brothers here, at his home in st. joseph, missouri, planning another bank robbery. >> this is the actual room. >> right here? >> right here. jesse had noticed that the cross-stitch was crooked. >> "god bless our home." >> so he stood on the chair, and that was when bob ford took the opportunity to shoot him in the back of the head. you see this spot over here? imagine jesse falling backwards out of the chair, onto the floor. >> i can see there's an indentation. >> it was originally a bloody spot on the floor, and souvenir hunters picked the bloody splinters away, to leave an indentation in the floor. >> unbelievable. hundreds of people scurry to the house to see the body. >> they took his chairs. they took clapboards off the side of the house. once they knew it was jesse james, they were immediately ripping apart the house. >> bob ford, who hoped to gain fame and a $10,000 fortune, receives a fraction of the bounty, th

intel ceo bob swan has been a leader, urging them to engage in constructive dialogue on the -- amid trades. he spoke to bloomberg's brad stone and they talked about intel's global supply chain. bob: for a global company, we have huge r&d and manufacturing presence in the u.s., so we need markets outside the u.s. creating value for our customers and making money, gives us more capacity to invest in the u.s. in r&d. we have all had to adjust and adapt in a variety of ways, and i say that meaning we play a large role in china. it is a big consumption market both on the pc and server side. we have a reasonably large manufacturing base and a large chunk of employees in our design centers in china. so it is a very important market manys and our customers in ways. so we have had to adapt our supply chain to have flexibility to allow some of our oems to move their assembly so they don't have to deal with tariffs. we've had to stop in cases as export laws change. we've had to stop shipping to some customers. our priorities and our focus about retaining market access, protecting our ip, and adjusti

has bullet holes in it. that is a big tease there. bob redell has the story and details on what is going on at the on-ramp. there you are, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. i was just speaking with with a chp sergeant leading this investigation. they tell us that they are about to open the on-ramp, the mallory avenue on-ramp on 80 that is shut down since around 3:00 this morning when the shooting happened. the sergeant did indicate they found about five bullet cases here on the on-ramp and it it was around 3:00 this morning there was a driver of a bmw had who tells chp that there were two cars following him, reasons unknown, but at least the driver or somebody in one of the cars at least one with of the people started shooting at him. and hit his vehicle. now the driver of this bmw, this is video here, drove his car to the fremont fire station number eight which is about four and a half miles from here and called 911. you could see the officers there were investigating. they found two bullet holes in the back of his vehicle. he was not hurt. and, again, there are at least one if not two suspect v

"today in the bay's" bob redell has more for us. >> reporter: it's not clear whether the shootings are related or coincidental. there have been three so far. the first was sunday on 580 in observing. another one in an on ramp in fremont and another on ramp in oakland. it happened around 10:50. someone shot up this red sedan as the driver was on the 23rd avenue on ramp. you could see the driver's side one dough was shot out and four bullet holes. the driver was not hurt. chp investigated. no arrests so far. this bmw sedan was shot twice as the driver was on the on ramp to 880. the driver was not hurt but said two cars were following him when he heard the gunfire. on sunday afternoon around 3:30 the driver of a black sedan crashed on eastbound 580 at the air son street on ramp after their car had been shot multiple times. no one was hurt. chp investigating all three. not clear if they're related. >> a scary situation there, bob. thank you. >>> 6:06. developments overnight in the deadly coronavirus. here are the latest numbers. more than 28,000 people infected worldwide and as far as the

bob iger stepping down, new ceo is coming in. that is the news. deirdre bolton has been doing a lot of reporting on disney. she was on the top at markets. joins us from the new york stock exchange. interviewed iger not that long ago. reporter: that's right. one of the topics we spoke about the fact at the time he was on the board of apple, we even joked about it, i was saying okay, since you're getting ready, this is obviously pre-disney tv plus launch, do you excuse yourself when apple is talking about its streaming? yeah, i go out, excuse myself from the room. i check on emails on my ipad. a little humor there. obviously he did step down off the apple board. ii want to mention looking at stock, post-market reaction. eiger has been ceo since 2005. if you bought the day he became ceo you would have more than a 400% return. melissa: wow. >> he has done a phenomenal job. connell: that was quite a battle for him to become ceo at the time. >> you're so right to remember that, point that out. it is true. a lot of people said oh, you know, he is so smooth, he is not as ag