she's working with the coronavirus team in geneva, switzerland. it is good to see you. you've heard fort the german health minister has said, that germany is now in the grips of an epidemic. do you agree with that language, and what is your advice tonight to people he in germany? marget: good evening. i agree with -- i do agree with much of what he said, particularly when he said don't panic. this is always difficult when someone says you got an outbreak . outbreaks to make people frightened, but the best way to get through this is to stay calm and get knowledged up. find out about the virus, and think about what you, your family, your friends and community need to do. that sounds general, but there's a lot you can do. what if you have to spend two weeks in quarantine or longer if there is ongoing infection in your neighborhood or your group or your school? make those plans now. i'm not saying run to the shops and get the food, but think about can you work from home? talk to your employers, your children, your schools. think about how you can keep things going. china ha

is margaret harris joining us tonight from geneva switzerland with the latest on the battle against the coronavirus market as always we appreciate your insights thank you thank you. chances are you are watching the day online perhaps on demand or streaming it on social media social media is the same place where misinformation about the virus is spread of the world health organization is calling on social media giants to do more to stop what is being called an info demick fake news about covert 19 is dangerous because it can prevent people from getting the facts that they need to protect themselves. as the corona virus spreads around the world there's another outbreak going viral misinformation online from scammers angling for a quick buck to shadowy actors so when chaos manipulators lie in wait. here a website with wild exaggerations of the number of dead and infected false hype from a notorious american white supremacist and another conspiracy theory and the right wing washington times linking the corona virus to china's bio warfare program a rumor rejected by public health scientists.

margaret here is joining us tonight from geneva switzerland with the latest on the battle against the coronavirus market as always we appreciate your insights thank you thank you well the w.h.o. is also calling on social media companies to help stop the spread of untruths about the coronavirus a delusion dissin from asia is making it difficult for people to keep themselves properly informed. as the corona virus spreads around the world there's another outbreak going viral misinformation online from scammers angling for a quick buck to shadowy actors so when chaos manipulators lie in wait. here a website with wild exaggerations of the number of dead and infected false hype from a notorious american white supremacist and another conspiracy theory and the right wing washington times linking the corona virus to china's bio warfare program a rumor rejected by public health scientists. online peddlers are looking to profit from public panic selling products with unproven claims is influenza that is now circling the go so you're saying that silver solution would be effective well let's say i

tonight from geneva switzerland thank you we appreciate it for some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world egypt has held a military funeral for former president hosni mubarak he died on tuesday at the age of 91 mubarak ruled egypt all the chronically for 30 years before being ousted in the arab spring protests of 20. 4 hours on the greek island of lesbos and clashed with riot police for a 2nd day there objecting to plans to build a camp for up to 7000 migrants the regional governor's office has sided with the protesters and it's called a 24 hour strike. police investigating monday's carnival car ramming in the german town of folks marson are no closer to uncovering a motive a 29 year old suspect remains in custody and faces attempted murder charges more than 60 people were hurt in that attack many of them were children. a major ruling here in germany and it addresses who decides when we die the country's highest court today overturned a ban on medically assisted suicides a group of patients and doctors brought the case to court arguing that a wall banning

harris of the world health organization she is working with the w h o's coronavirus team in geneva switzerland good evening to you margaret we've got to these new reports here in germany and in the u.s. state of california the the 1st reported cases with no obvious sources of transmission of the virus in other words we don't know how these patients caught the virus what more do you know about that tonight so when you have a report saying that the sun has no idea where it came from quite often you find really deep investigation and then this happens quite often weeks later you do find the link so at this stage it's too early to say ok we don't know because there's more to find out so it's not a reason to be alarmed that you can say that this is a a new turn in the corona virus saga no i mean obviously we always like to know where that action came from so we can follow the link follow the causes help contain it but usually we do find sort of longer and deeper conversations generally or sometimes up to investigate some of the people around generally you do find the lines let me ask you the jerusa

from geneva switzerland thank you we appreciate it well here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world protesters on the greek island of lesbos have clashed with riot police for a 2nd day. plans to build a camp for up to 7000 migrants the regional governor's office has sided with the protesters and called a 24 hour strong police investigating monday's carnival car ramming in the german town of. our new closer to uncovering a motive a 29 year old suspect remains in custody in faces attempted murder charges more than 60 people were hurt in the attack about a 3rd of those people children officials in indonesia say the death toll from floods that hit the capital jakarta has risen to far at least 3 others are missing and nearly 10000 people have been displaced floodwaters inundated entire neighborhoods on tuesday following heavy downpours. germany's highest court has overturned a ban on medically assisted suicide the decision comes after a group of patients and doctors argued that a 2015 ban on the practice was unconstitutional the ruling is fueling and emotional

speaking earlier today in geneva switzerland here's a look now at how people in countries around the world are reacting to this outbreak. of the south korean city of daegu has been hit hard by this virus and containment measures are in full swing the streets of being fumigated and medical stuff the collecting samples from people in self-imposed quarantine south korea has the largest number of coronavirus cases outside china and it's desperate to stop those numbers from rising mosques are in short supply with huge lines of places selling them. i only have 5 or 6 masks left at home but i think the current virus outbreak will last till the end of much there's never enough masks and i will certainly need more. data. across the korean stright japan too is getting serious about stopping the virus in its tracks all schools will be closed from next week that means almost 13000000 students will be studying at home. graduation ceremonies coming up soon so it's quite a hectic time of year but most important thing is preventing infections so there's not much else we can do. in the middle east an

this page on collider in geneva switzerland they have this huge accelerators so they basically put protons inside crush them together so now i can play it over the scale of. the alchemy project was commissioned by a popular science face eclair they contacted me like hey we want you to make a sound song out of all of these really cool sounds that were collected by these researchers. last. fall i. see. a. little. music and the brain. it seems we may soon see many new technological devices that can enhance the quality of our lives through sound perception and that this could benefit not only individuals but also societies. the future of hearing is still on britain. but we are ready for it thanks to our ability and propensity for sound and music to. be still in the very beginning to understand what sort of effect we have no idea oh so yes what you can do the song. becoming a little bit more self-aware about us as a musical species has got to be opposed to fit in how we're trying to show you i'm an individual items. i definitely feel like music will be in the future more into our bodies through

world libya's warring factions have met for face to face cease fire talks brokered by the un in geneva switzerland they're trying to end the years of conflict between rival governments fighting has continued since last month's conference in berlin in which foreign powers pledged to stay out of the work a court in iran has a sentenced a man to death 1st spying for the cia a court spokesman says that the iranian was paid to send information about the country's nuclear program to the u.s. spy agency in another case to charity workers received long prison sentences on similar charges there's been another a 2nd day of unrest on the greek island of lesbos with police again breaking up a protest staged by hundreds of migrants there angry over poor conditions and slow processing at the island's camps the country's migration minister admits that the situation on list parts is a problem. a 2nd death from the corona virus outside the chinese mainland has been confirmed in hong kong the 1st was in the philippines china says that 425 people in the country have now died from the bias the number of confirmed inf

some of the world's top disease experts will gather next week in geneva, switzerland, to brainstorm strategieso deal with the wuhan coronavirus. the streets of chinese cities like wuhan have been deserted for weeks, under strict lockdown. on wednesday, china's death toll surged by 73. so far, the virus has killed at least 565 people, including two fatalities outside of mainland china. the number of people diagnosed with a virus also skyrocketed on wednesday, with nearly 3,700 new cases. they are more than 28,000 confirmed cases in china, plus another 255 cases globally. about 350 americans are back in the united states, after being evacuated from wuhan. and they will now spend 14 days in mandatory quarantine. >>> right now, officials are screening two cruise ships for the virus and telling thousands onboard to stay put. one ship is docked in hong kong. so far, no one on that voyage has tested positive for the virus. but another ship in japan is being quarantined for two weeks, after 50 people became infected. paula hancocks is joining me now. 20 people infected on that ship in japan. what happ

. >>> some of the world's top disease experts will gather next week in geneva, switzerland, to brainstormtegies for dealing with the wuhan coronavirus. the streets of cities like wuhan have been largely desserted for weeks under a strict lockdown. china ease death toll surged to 73. the virus has kill ee eed 565 p, including two fatalities outside of mainland china. the number of people with the virus skyrocketed on wednesday, with 3,700 new cases. there's more than 28,000 confirmed cases in china, plus another 255 cases globally. about 350 americans are back in the united states after being evacuated from wuhan. they will spend 14 days in mandatory quarantine. >>> thousands of passengers aboard two cruise ships are now caught up in the outbreak. at least 20 people aboard "the diamond princess" tested positive for the coronavirus. some 3,700 passengers and crew are under a 14-day quarantine in yokohama, japan. a second cruise ship was quarantined in hong kong. no one onboard has tested positive for the viruses yet. but eight passengers from an earlier cruise have the disease. hong kong of

in switzerland geneva international moshe shows being cancelled after the government banned all events involving more than a 1000 people and in iran and state of crowds of worshippers they will workers in hazmat suits in this holy shrine in mashad friday prayers but canceled across much of iran where the virus has killed dozens of people and infected hundreds more china though with the virus began recorded the lowest number of new cases in more than a month more than 36000 people have already been discharged from hospital after recovering from the disease. like the recent success in controlling the epidemic is hard earned the situation is still grim and complex and with an increase of people going back to work in school we are facing the risk of the epidemic rebounding we cannot afford to take chances that warning is now being echoed worldwide alexia brian al-jazeera a christian salumi is in new york and joins us now so it looks as though this has been the worse week for well stock markets since the financial crisis how's it looking there on wall street. well here in the u.s. the marke

world markets are in a tailspin, stocks plummeting roughly 4% in china, japan and europe in switzerland, the geneva motor show canceled the government banning all gatherings of 1,000 people or more the european outbreak concentrated in italy where four more people have died and cases spiking again, now at 821. in iran, they cancelled friday prayers, disinfecting instead. in jerusalem, catholic priests being told to give communion by hand only tonight germany with the second most cases in europe at mor than 60 is considering cancelling all major international events and conferences. lester >> kelly cobiella, thanks >>> you cannot watch what is happening overseas without thinking about how do i protect myself and my family from the virus? cvs and walgreens saying deman for hand sanitizers and cleaning wipes and face masks could lead to shortages but how useful are those masks we keep seeing here's tom costello. >> reporter: at airports and public gatherings, they are becoming much more common, even in the u.s. >> just wearing the mask, a little worried but trying to be safe >> i appreciate the fact t

. >>> the geneva auto show in switzerland has been canceled. this comes as the swiss government bans all public and private events in the country. it will last until mid-march. more big companies are backing out of plant conventions. facebook is now canceling its annual fa developer conference. that was set for may in san jose. that is after it also canceled a summit scheduled for next month in san francisco. facebook and microsoft dropped out of the game developer but this conference which is happening next week at the city. >> we are taking all the precautions necessary to make sure that an experience when someone hit comes here in possibly. eanwle, in iran., a m cycling race has been canceled this morning. it comes after two italians involved tested positive for the coronavirus. iran put out some new numbers saying that the virus has killed 34 people in the country. >>> south korea is reporting a sharp rises in coronavirus cases. the government reports 571 new cases, bringing its total number of infected people to more than 2300.? what, the

in switzerland geneva international moshe shows being cancelled after the government banned all events involving more than a 1000 people and in iran and state of crowds of worship as they will workers in hazmat suits in this holy shrine in mashad friday prayers but canceled across much of iran where the virus has killed dozens of people and infected hundreds more china the way the virus began recorded the lowest number of new cases in more than a month more than 36000 people have already been discharged from hospital after recovering from the disease. like the recent success in controlling the epidemic is hard earned the situation is still grim and complex and with an increase of people going back to work in school we are facing the risk of the epidemic rebounding we cannot afford to take chances that warning is now being echoed willed wide awake so brian al jazeera. so let's get more on the financial reaction to all of this concerns in the markets kristen salumi is in new york and as we've been saying while stocks have suffered that was since the global financial crisis tell us more a

. >>> new this morning, the geneva auto show in switzerland has been canceled. incomes at the swiss government bans all public and private events in the country. the ban came down overnight and will last until mid march. another big companies are backing out of planned conventions. facebook is canceling its annual as a developer conference for may in san jose. that is after it canceled a summit scheduled for next month in san francisco. facebook and microsoft also dropped out in the game developer's conference happening next month in the city. >>> san francisafe place tomake sure that an experience when somebody come plus here to san francisco is possible and is a. >> and this morning, k-pop supergroup bts has canceled an upcoming concert series in seoul, south korea. they were expected to drop more than 200,000 fans. stay with kpix 5, kpix.com, and cbsn bay area for continuing coverage of the coronavirus. >>> another news this morning, a southern california woman is a is recovering after crashing her car off highway 9 near saratoga avenue. >> the accident was r

i wonder whether or not we are .tarting to get a situation we see the geneva motor show being canceled. switzerland to have gatherings of more than 1000 people. i wonder whether that is priced in. utilities off 4.53%. telecom, health care. even the more defensive names are being shut out right now. the health care sector down 4.44%. real pressure being felt on the downside. oil and gas down 4.3%. it is a tough day. everything lower. the markets being pushed down and down. i will wrap up once we go through the settlement what it will look like on the week. those numbers i watering. one that is feeling to me is the dowel has not this many points in a year as it lost just this week alone since 2008, back when everything was falling apart and the wall street titans were crumbling. that is to tell you have any points we have lost and how much momentum the selloff has gone through already. it is not done, although we are all power lows for the moment. we have had several points of decline for all of the major averages. today the s&p 500 was down nearly 4% at one point. it is down less than 2% now. just 5

central point for spreading the disease as italy now reports 650 cases and 17 deaths switzerland has canceled its giant geneva car show mexico has confirmed its 1st.

central point for spreading the disease as italy now reports 650 cases and 17 deaths switzerland has canceled its giant geneva car show mexico has confirmed its 1st case of corona virus 2 min in mexico city and one of siena loa those 2 had recently traveled to italy and reported the contract of the virus there mexico is now the 2nd latin american country to register the virus and the largest city on the african continent lagos' which has a population of over 20000000 people has also reported its for.

italy now reports 650 cases and 17 deaths switzerland has canceled its giant geneva car show mexico has confirmed its 1st case of corona virus 2 min in mexico city and want to see a lower those 2 had recently traveled to italy and reported the contract of the virus there mexico is now the 2nd latin american country to register the virus and the largest city on the african continent lagos' which has a population of over 20000000 people has also reported its 1st case from an italian patient the w.h.o. continues to warn that this virus will likely soon be in every country throughout the world listen the continued increase in the number of cases and the number of affected countries over the last few days clearly of concern. just have been monitoring this development squint universally and we have no.

cancellations throughout germany we're already seeing this at an international level and switzerland today they cancelled the geneva international auto show which is a huge source of tourism for a lot of the for that for that city but i think it public health officials are really struggling with this question of how do you deal with that of outbreak and we'll see more of these. when the worldwide financial impact of the corona virus outbreak is spreading just as much as the virus is and global markets are heading for the worst week since the financial crash in 2008 invest as ditching risky assets on fears that the coronavirus could trigger a worldwide recession germany's dax plummeted by more than 5 percent in morning trading asian markets closed well down on friday with the nick i index ending the week almost 10 percent lower and u.s. markets continued a dramatic tumble on thursday the dow suffered its worst one day drop in history. and it's bring chelsea to lenny back in at the french frankfurt stock exchange so why exactly is the coronavirus heating these financial markets so hot and. well i think for investors

point for spreading the disease as italy now reports $650.00 cases and 17 deaths switzerland has canceled its giant geneva car show mexico has confirmed its 1st case of corona virus 2 min in mexico city and want to see a lower those 2 had recently traveled to italy and reported the contract of the virus there mexico is now the 2nd latin american country to register the virus and the largest city on the african continent lagos' which has a population of over 20000000 people has also reported its 1st case from an italian patient the w.h.o. continues to warn that this virus will likely soon be in every country throughout the world. the continued increase in the number of cases and the number of affected countries over the last few days clearly of concern. just have been monitoring this development squint universally and we have no increased assessment of the risk of spread and the risk of impact of corbett 19 to very high global level. well lisa china there is some good news in mainland china they are reporting 327 new cases that is the lowest since january 23rd and china's biggest 3 airlines they have resto

multiple countries experiencing viral outbreaks mount, we need to tell you about the geneva motor show in switzerland. this is a very high-end car show that attracts thousands of people. it is outright canceled. now let's talk about the united arab emirate bike race in dubai slam it, it is cancel after two italian cyclists tested positive for the coronavirus, and they have teams and writers reported to be under lockdown in at least two hotel rooms that's what we are hearing. the global tech industry being rattled by the virus as major tech giants a couple days ago it was facebook and microsoft, amazon and now reportedly google canceling its highly-anticipated developers conference. and if you are in the hotel book ing industry, as our next guest is in a big way, what about the tokyo olympics, the tokyo olympics are a huge question mark, at this hour as the coronavirus threatens the 2020 summer games in japan. let's bring in rose rosenberg, president of the americas for hotelplanner.com, joining us live let's talk about the olympics first how many hotel rooms are you at least for now booking? >> well

chicago monitoring hundreds of recent travelers for the virus, meanwhile the big geneva auto show canceled as switzerland vows. the world health organization raises its risk assessment to very high. we are all over these fast-moving developments. the nasdaq, john roberts at the white house on how they are absorbing all of that shock. we begin with christina. christina. >> neal, it has been an exciting day but ending a little bit more positive. the dow closing, it actually had more than 1,000 points so we did come back at the end of the day and what we call. the s&p 500 i wish i could say there is one sector that did well, but all 11 sectors did close in the red. we take a look over the past week or so, it has just been a really, really tough week for 401(k)s as well for a lot of traders out there. the worst week since the financial crisis, the month that we are heading into a weekend, and we are closing a lot of positions. that is what a lot of hedge funds do right now, they close and rebalance. you do see a lot of liquidity in the market, selling and buying. every time we saw a dip, there's a lot of mov

the geneva auto show has canceled in switzerland as well.ut the only noncoronavirus virus news is door dash has started the paperwork to go public. now you could argue it is terrible timing. as the markets are getting hit so hard. tony shoo took money from soft bank so he has a war chest so i wouldn't be surprised if they buy up a competitor and a number of companies competing in the same spot and all losing money. it is probably time to consolidate. >> that is when we narrow down the -- >> yeah, i think maybe door dash and uber eats probably coming together. >> thanks, scott. >>> 5:17 this morning. and trending for you, look, let's talk about the elephant in the room for a minute. which in this case is the room and the elephant. so take a look here. this is lucy the elephant. she's a beach side vacation rental now available on airbnb and also is an iconic attraction on the jersey shore in italy city. lucy is a national historic landmark and standing tall in the margate for the past 138 years. so now the $138 you could stay inside of lucy th

week $56.00 countries or territories have reported cases of the virus switzerland has banned all large public events including the geneva auto show south korea has seen a sharp rise with more than $300.00 new infections bringing the total there to over 2000 nigeria has registered the 1st case of the virus in sub-saharan africa and iran which has seen the highest number of deaths outside china cold on friday prayers in some major cities in a bid to stem the spread of the disease well this week south korea surpassed china with a number of new daily corona virus infections the south korean public health response has focused largely on the city of daegu where the disease spread rapidly among members of a secretive church but all over the country people are worried. snaking round the block queuing up for facemasks south korea has the highest number of coronavirus cases outside mainland china and people here in the capital seoul are worried. me of course i'm concerned because there aren't enough mass. but i'm still thankful because we can at least get our hands on these. so that it can do is trust the government when they say

switzerland just canceled next week's geneva motor show. one of the world's largest. and facebook pulled the plug on a developer conference in may. that's their biggest event of the year. >> health and human services is now asking for protection after revealing more than a dozen federal workers interablthed with quarantine americans without protective gear or training. in california, dozens of health workers were exposed to a patient who acquired the coronavirus with no known source of infection. some of those health workers will be quarantined. the cdc has changed criteria for who can be tested. that's after we learned of that patient in california who was the first possible case of what's known as a community spread. why was that a big issue? why wasn't she tested initially? she hadn't traveled abroad nor had contact with a coronavirus patient. and at the time, one of those or both of those needed to happen to have that test. we want to begin with cnn's chief business correspondent christine romans. we're continuing to watch this as we wait for the markets to open i

the geneva international motor show was set to celebrate its ninetieth edition but switzerland's ban on public events with over a thousand people. a measure to halt the spread of the corona virus has effectively canceled the show. they have wonderful doing to have financial problems we're going to face big losses we know this we've mentioned this we don't have details yet but we're going to meet soon to find out how to replenish the foundation. and allow it to continue its work. organizers say losses will be in the millions hundreds of thousands of visitors were expected and some nine hundred cars were to be on display. the geneva international motor show is just the latest large scale event to fall victim to the coronavirus it comes on n the heels of the cancellation of the world'ss largest mobile technology fair the mobile world congress in barcelona. but not all mass gatherings have been called off the cell on the leg of f the control in paris for example is still on. but some renowned events have been cut short such ass carnival celebratioions in niece and venice. major attractio

facebook cancel the the developer conference scheduled for may and geneva auto show canceled the big show in switzerlandll. the only noncoronavirus news is door dash started the paperwork to go public. you could argue this is beyond terrible timing as the markets are getting hit so hard. tony shoo took a lot of money from soft bank so he has a war chest. i wouldn't be surprised if door dash buys up a competitor. there are four major companies doing this it. as best we could do tell all lose money. it makes sense we'll see some consolidations maybe even before the ipo. >> streamlining there. thanks, scott. >>> new this morning. a new 90-unit complex is reportedly coming to berkeley. offering 100% affordable housing. including units for people who were formerly homeless. the berkeley site said leaders have approved the project which will be on the ashby b.a.r.t. station. >>> let's talk about the elephant in the room. this is lucy the elephant. she's a beach side vacation rental on the jersey shore near atlantic city and look insidech available on airbnb. lucy has been standing tall for the past 138 years.

business closures a disruption in switzerland for example just announced of canceling all large public events that's going to hit really crucial business gatherings like the geneva motor show so i think investors are really struggling to sort of assess what this impact is going to be and they're having to sort of struggle with these questions of are there going to be more production shutdowns are they going to be. quarantines are consumers going to stop spending and those are all really really difficult questions to answer and i think there's also the compounding factor of sort of came into this week with a lot of complacency stocks were at record highs as recently as last week so investors really had not been prepared for a global pandemic like this so this came as quite a shock and now there's a lot of uncertainty and the man who predicted the financial crisis economist nouriel roubini he says the as yet to comment how much would sky need to get. i think a jab at this point investors think it can get a lot worse they're bracing for certainly more volatility and i think that's one reason why you're seeing stocks sell off so much today nobody wants to be holding

the biggest example we've had about today is the cancellation of the geneva motor show, which was supposed to take place in switzerland the biggest gatherings of the automobile industry of the year and you get more than 600,000 people turning up, normally, more than 200 exhibitors, huge amounts of money already been spent on preparing these glitzy stands, where the car makers would unveil their new products. it's not going to go ahead because the swiss government has said gatherings of more than 1000 people are banned for health reasons, so people are banned for health reasons, so it's not clear yet who will have to pay for all of that but it comes in a big cost and of course this was the showpiece event for the car industry, one other aspect of how this is in a big cost and of course this was the showpiece event for the car industry, one other aspect of how this is affecting business.just stepping back and looking more widely, one of the difficulties is that they don't know apart from the social distancing issues, relating to the car show and many other events, as they don't know, supply—side impact and i don't know,

be canceling large large scale events including the geneva motor show which is an even bigger source of porous them and visitors for 1st switzerland so i think a lot of governments are really having to go this line between bringing are bringing in tourism money and visitor money but also trying to prevent the spread of this outbreak well it certainly seems that the worldwide financial consequences over the corona virus outbreak are spreading just as the virus is global markets are heading for their worst week since the global financial crash in 2000 and ice this is ditching risky assets own fears that the coronavirus could trigger a global recession germany's dax plummeted by more than 5 percent in morning trading asian markets close well down on friday with the new kind index ending the week almost 10 percent lower and u.s. markets took a dramatic tumble on thursday after the w.h.o. warned the epidemic was now at a decisive point. let's bring chelsea dewani back in chelsea how significant are these drops. in my. i know what way you look at it this is been one of the most volatile most dramatic weeks for global stocks really and r