alan york's only 7 when i started running 5 and a half years ago a real turning point in my life. i had just gotten off drugs and that's how i got the psychological part straightened out i do much better when i get moving. up. used to be a radically different life sleeping in public restrooms and shooting up heroin she'd never know a real home. i was a drug addict on the skids i didn't have any teeth. life was a really really bleak. she. was at rock bottom but then the city of helsinki gave her an apartment it was part of a national program to get people off the streets the state of cities and a few foundations pooled their resources and achieved results. 80 years later the number of long term homeless has dropped by 35 percent. the housing 1st strategy means everyone should have a home of their own even if they're drug addicts or unemployed. the housing 1st principle means that homeless people are offered a home 1st. not just an apartment or lodging or a door they can close but a real home. on help. our task here is to give people a feeling of security. to help them rebuild what

alan: esto es urgente y nos vamos a enlazar con nueva york con me harÍa isabel nieto.asa que este virus es nuevo. entonces, los sÍntomas estÁn con otros problemas respiratorios. puede comenzar con conjuntivitis tambiÉn. también disminuciÓn del olfato, disminuciÓn del gusto. luego, los que mencionamos que son sÍntomas de alarma como la fiebre y dificultad respiratoria. juan: sÍ, una de las cosas que sabemos tambiÉn es que las personas pueden empezar a tener una dificultad respiratoria que no se siente tanto, que no se siente tan severa. sin embargo, los pulmones estÁn bastante afectados. >> absolutamente. la primera es que la medicina en los libros suena super fÁcil, pero los pacientes no son asÍ. hemos tenido muchos pacientes en el hospital con otros sÍntomas como parece que son dolores de abdominal. lo mÁs importante es tener en cuenta que los mÉdicos y las enfermeras estamos aquÍ para ustedes. nos pueden contactar por telÉfono, por alguna forma. no se queden en la casa con la duda. es muy importante eso. hay mucha informaciÓn y es confusa. no es de libro este virus.

murieron 36 personas en 24 horas, cada vez se pone mÁs difÍcil la situaciÓn en la ciudad de nueva york. alanudad de nueva york el coronavirus ha afectado enormemente al mercado laboral, no hay un alma trabajando, ¿cuÁntos puestos de trabajo se han perdido esta semana? >> la industria hotelera dijo que para este viernes el el 95% de los empleados de hoteles de la ciudad de nueva york no tendrÁn trabajo, mas de 2. 3 millones de personas, 2. 3 millones de personas estÁn pidiendo desempleo, que el sistema para poder pedir el dinero colapsÓ, y eso solamente esta semana, imagÍnate lo que puede pasar en las prÓximas semanas, por eso que es importante y voy a utilizar esa plataforma para decirlo a todos los neoyorquinos nos ven porque la situaciÓn estÁ empeorando, muchas personas estÁn perdiendo la vida, lo hemos estado diciendo mucho y es mÁs, si sale de su casa salga con mÁscaras porque el virus estÁ acabando con muchos. alan: gracias, jorge, estas dos semanas bÁsicas para que u se quede en casa, gracias fr popor informarnos en vivo desde la gran manzana, cuÍdate y tu familia tambiÉn. karla: ron d

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hachette has decided not to publish a memoir by oscar—winning film—maker, woody alan — after protests from employees of its new york he's faced allegations of molesting his adoptive daughter in the 90's, which he's always denied. now on bbc news, it's time for click. this week, the truth about the truth about coronavirus. can ai help to treat it? can it predict its spread? could quantum computers find a cure? also, self driving wheelchair departing now from terminal seven. ifeel like the queen. hello. this week marks three months since the world first heard about a newly identified disease. i am of of course talking about covid—19, which is caused by a new type of coronavirus. to date there have been over 3000 deaths from nearly 100,000 confirmed cases and 81 countries. and this is how i know that. this is thejohn hopkins university covid—19 dashboard. since it went live injanuary, it has gone viral and in a good way by demystifying the stats in the numbers behind and the numbers behind the spread of this disease. it is amalgamation data from many of the world's health agencies and so for example right now i can se

hachette has decided not to publish a memoir by oscar—winning film—maker, woody alan — after protests from employees of its new yorke's faced allegations of molesting his adoptive daughter in the 90's, which he's always denied. last month was the wettest february ever recorded in the uk with storm after storm sweeping the country. in east yorkshire more than 80 homes in snaith and cowick still can't be reached and the water is taking a long time to recede. our correspondent danny savage has been speaking to some of those affected. much of the water which flooded homes on the board of east and north yorkshire hasn't gone away. people are still dealing with the consequences. if we'd have been stood in this spot at the peak of the flood, we would have... probably been a foot of water above our heads at the moment. seven foot deep here? at least. people like mike, who's had floodwater in his home for nearly four weeks now. we are on a septic tank system here. so, the system backed up. and, so, although we've been able to live in the house, we're very careful about how many times we flush the toilet or how many times we

people like alan finder, a retired new york times editor, he died from the virus this week. he was gracious to me when i was a rookie reporter. the personal is political when it comes to this. >> at the end of the day, once the pandemic has cycled in and cycled out, as dr. fauci has said a number of times, it's going to impact in one way or another, whether directly or indirectly pretty much every single american. so your experience, i think howie, is in keeping with what not just journalists across america but everyone across america is going to experience at some point during this. newsrooms have emptied out across america for a large part. it's really incredible to see the way this entire industry has transformed virtually overnight from one that requires face-to-face interaction, all day long, all night long in some instances, to one where everybody's now talking virtually and on the phone all the time. howard: yeah, exactly. i'm not saying journalists deserve any more attention than anyone else. i'm giving you my personal reflections and following those who have been af

alan. yeah you have some cities and new york and seattle i know or 2 of them an exam francisco as well promise sort of an amnesty an even but i mean little lawyers are not going to just be nice and decide that they can let people indefinitely not pay the rent i mean i have a massive crisis on your hands unless there's some sort of sweeping just stay on rep a minute because people cannot know what he in this country to think thirds of americans do not have any sort of savings 2 thirds of americans can't afford $600.00 for an emergency so i mean never mind for 6 months of emergency rent payments plus healthcare plus whatever other needs that people have of there's going to have to be a very serious reorganization of how people are dealing with this because rent especially if we go let's go and hold that thought we're going to go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on the corona recession state of origin. blushes and. more in the breach to hold us through to your he said it's a chance to start on which students. you don't. want to because you know it's ok q y

virus peaks in new york and then there could be other peaks in other parts of the country this is going to go on for some time and the white house is beginning to be lies that indeed alan fischer there we've actually also just been hearing from new york governor andrew cuomo showing you some of those live pictures where we're bringing you all the latest on that as we get those lines and thanks again ali well let's cross now to go she is joining us live via skype from london so now we've literally just had in the last hour from the british government with their daily update talk us through what they had to say today. fundamentally the study is really to give an outline of exactly how serious the government's coordination and response that is relation to this crisis hit now it is a strong team they are establishing strategic coordination center has led by gold commanders and doesn't mention the housing minister said there had been this level of response coordination since seen in the country since world war 2 just to give you an idea of how much effort is going into this to try and not have too much strain on the national health service even though it is already saying t

alan merrill died sunday in new york he co-wrote "i love rock and roll," a hit for joan jett in 1982. he was 69 years old. and, country singer joe diffie has died in nashville. his hits in the 1990's, included "home" and "ck-up man". joe diffie was 61 years ol still to come on the newshour: the pandemic and the gig economy. the virus's toll on americans who don't work 9:00 to 5:00. plus, amy walter and tamara keith on how covid9 upending the political lascape. >> woodruff: more than 250 million americans in 30 states, plushe district of columbia d puerto rico, have been asked or ordered to stay at home. while many people still go to stores in person for essentials, many people have relied on deliveries. and those workers have become a crucial part of how the economy is working at the moment. but a growing number of those workers are concerned the risks they may be taking. paul solman has that story. >> this is a billion dollar company, you guys ne provide us with masks, you need to provide us with gloves. island new york fulfillment out today over safety concerns about the spread of c

alan: se incorpora a este panel el doctor internista. muchas gracias por estar con nosotros. tambiÉn se une a este panel. nos vamos a conectar con alexandra desde nueva yorks vacunas siguen. muchas gracias. seguimos con este panel de doctores. siempre contestando todas las preguntas. vamos a un mensaje. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, instagram y snapchat. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritosa travÉs de la pÁgina web de "despierta amÉrica" y otra vez de la pÁgina de youtube. -- a travÉs de la pÁgina de youtube. alan: seguimos con las preguntas. seguimos con preguntas de nuestro pÚblico. otra mÁs que llega de instagram. ella pregunta "en algunos estados estÁn distribuyendo alimentos. quÉ tan seguro es pasar a recogerlos?". juan: es importante porque la poblaciÓn tiene que seguir comiendo. >> pienso que siempre que se tomen las medidas de higiene bÁsica. yo recomendarÍa cualquier material externo de casa sea limpiado con algo que contenga un poco de cloro. una disoluciÓn diluida de cloro. en lo que estoy haciendo en mi casa. cualquier cosa que compramos. la limpiamos antes de que pase a las puerta de la

alan: gracias por informarnos en vivo desde nueva york. tiene que ser federal.no hay desconocimiento. no lo han hecho, pero saben lo que hay que hacer. satcha: por lo menos se ha implementado algo en costa oeste, plazas pÚblicas, centros comerciales estÁn cerrados. en el Área de san francisco estÁn aislados por este toque de queda hasta el 7 de abril. el estado dorado confirma 708 casos de coronavirus y al menos 13 fallecidos. ahora el gobernador advierte que las escuelas se mantienen cerradas durante el resto del curso escolar. >> [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] satcha: con respecto al toque de queda que afecta a casi 8 millones de personas la restricciÓn no impide que residentes hagan de sus casas y saquen a sus mascotas. lo que genera temor sobre el respeto al distanciamiento social de seis pies que se recomienda para evitar propagaciÓn del virus. alan: lo que sÍ es increíble, cambiando de tema, el aislamiento no estÁ afectando los agentes de ice y continÚan haciendo redadas, arrestando a inmigrantes indocumentados en california . a horas de que el gobern

york. probably new jersey just hard to get out of it. let's get more now from alan fischer he joins us live from virginia via skype balance not a lot of clarity that from donald trump's a some people want to quarantine new york state what exactly does this mean. well he also said that he had a good dialogue with under cuomo who is the governor of new york andrew cuomo and anything you told about potentially quarantining i've been speaking to people over the last hour sources donald trump made these comments on his way to the white house 1st time he's left the white house more than a week it's not entirely sure how this would want the president doesn't have that sort of power he would need some sort of congressional approval whether or not he would get that then becomes the whole thing the governors have the power to do that and you've got to get a lot of the tri state area that support new york new jersey and connecticut is commonly known but it would don't trump enforce this if he was going to do it and he the national guard although it says national is actually co

disruptions in the biggest cities the songes has not followed new york in ordering the closure of restaurants bars and nightclubs alan fisher has more from washington. from the president of the united states was comforting americans relax with doing great it all will pass. from the man heading the drive against the virus a starkly different message the worst is yes good for us it is how we respond to that challenge the number of confirmed cases in the u.s. is no more than $3000.00 states are shutting down bars and restaurants curfews are starting to be introduced the face of america this. changing at airports chaos as the extended unit paean travel ban kicks in here the. staff carrying out health screenings have been overwhelmed the governor of illinois blamed the trumpet ministration for a lack of planning and poor sight he didn't get the response he wanted well here's what i got i got a call at about 11 o'clock last night after that tweet from a white house staffer who yelled at me about the tweet the administration and its no dealy briefing admitted mistakes were made the lines again that we saw overnight at a lim

alan: muy bien, en nueva york a mÁs de 2700 personas amanecen en auto cuarentena luego de que el alcalde horas los casos de la gran manzana se duplican a por lo -22. la mayorÍa relacionado con un hombre infectado que se trasladÓ en el metro de la ciudad. el sujeto es abogado y que tambiÉn contagio a su esposa, a sus dos hijos, otro familiar y ademÁs un vecino. carlos: en noticia de Última hora estalla un artefacto explosivo cerca de la embajada de estados unidos. reportes indican que se tratarÍa de un atacante suicida que muriÓ tras detonar una bomba. el sospechoso conducÍa una bicicleta, se aproximÓ a una patrulla policial antes de causar la explosiÓn. al menos 5 agentes sufrieron heridas. satcha:ice aumenta su presencia en ciudades santuario luego de que una corte de apelaciones autorizara el bloqueo. los agentes no sÓlo intimida sino que llevan a cabo redadas simultÁneas en varias de ellas y usan tÁcticas más agresivas para detener a inmigrantes indocumentados, justo cuando se reporta un mayor nÚmero de arrestos en la frontera sur. maity: agentes federales de la oficina de inmigraciÓn

alan chl. ola de contagio en n york donde los picos de propagaciÓn serÍa antes de lo esperado, la tasa de infeccionesy unas 53 mil, jorge en vivo desde la gran manzana, adelante nuevamente contigo, jorge. jorge: buenos dÍas, alan, un gusto verte que estÁs bien y seguimos presentando las noticias desde acÁ de la ciudad de nueva york, te cuento que esto es verdad, aproximadamente 50.000 camas, necesitan 100 mil mÁs, en esa conferencia de prensa que tuvo el gobernador cuomo dijo que un tren bala estaba afectando a los ciudadanos aquÍ en nueva york, ¿por quÉ?, porque el nÚmero de casas se estaba triplicando pero el presidente dijo que si habÍa salido a otro estado es importante que se fuera a una cuarentena voluntaria porque habÍa estado expuesto al virus, significa que todos los ciudadanos de nueva york dispuestos al virus, tambiÉn hay un vÍdeo de un tren del bronx hacia manhattan, esto fue ayer, el tren repleto de gente, ¿quÉ hicieron autoridades?, a raÍz que la gente no estÁ respetando usted mucho la cuarentena voluntaria lo que hicieron reducir el sistema de trenes a un 80% para evitar que esta enfer

york today. let me also thank the people from the javits center. alan steele. they have done many magnificent exhibition and transformation and they never seize to amaze me. this is something anyone could never anticipate. 2500 beds as an emergency hospital. it is a partnership between the state and the federal government zr i want top thank the federal government very much for what they have done. the army corp. of engineers did a fantastic job and getting everything set up. it will become operational today receiving the first few patie s patients. we'll run the facility and take it from there. let me go through a couple of fact to give you an update of where we are today and we'll take your questions. in terms of the number of cases, you see the curves continue to go up, 71.95. you can see the number of people tested continue to go up. this state tests more than any state in the united states. more per capita in china and south korea. that's a good thing, we want to test and find the positives and we want to find the positives so we can isolate and stop the t

outbreak new york amazon janessa shutting down bars cafes restaurants and nightclubs they're taking action as the u.s. federal reserve introduces emergency measures to stem the economic fallout alan fisher has a report from washington. from the president of the united states was aimed at comforting americans relax but doing great it will pass moments later from the man heading the drive against the virus a starkly different message the worst is yet ahead for us it is.

and in new york city people have been waking to empty streets infections have reached almost 45000 let's go live to alan fischer who's monitoring developments from washington d.c. allan how seriously are people taking these social distancing measures. well some of the pictures we're seeing from new york look like nothing we've ever seen before they loot bizarre quite simply because the streets are so quiet andrew cuomo who is the governor of new york state is due to give his daily update any time know many people outside of new york attorney into that because of the situation in this state because it is the epicenter of the virus here in the united states the moment too hot spots that are very keenly observed new york and also louisiana that is a problem that is just bubbling away in the air certainly social distancing has been working although on friday the weather in new york was very good people were actually sunbathing in the parks from the pictures you could see that they were trying to keep distance but the mayor bill de blasio said it's not acceptable people have to realize that they can't do thi

no, alan, i practice muay thai, completely different skillset. >>> welcome back. you just heard from new yorknor andrew cuomo. he say president trump's tease of a possible quarantine for parts of new york, new jersey and connecticut could undermine the entire u.s. economy. let's bring in economic analyst ronna faruhar. what would quarantine, or locking down as governor cuomo put it, for the state of new york. what would that do for the entire financial system, not just in new york but really around the world? >> well look a lot of the financial system is virtual. the new york city stock exchange, for example, is really just for show. i mean people use it as a television set. there is not a lot of trading that happens there. a lot of trading is on line. s&p 500. new york is very diverse economy. there is at lo going on. tremendous number of small businesses that are really ready two weeks into the various measures that have been taken here are close to not being able to make it. so this is a big deal. there is no two ways about it. and there is going to be a tradeoff between health and having

former federal reserve vice chairman alan blinder over at princeton university is joining us. also joining us, former new york fed president bill dudley is joining us. i want to thank you both. thank you for being here. a pretty remarkable day here. we are all waiting to hear from president trump, to hear what the policy perception will be to blunt the economic effects from the coronavirus. mr. blinder, can you start us off and give us some sense about what you think the most appropriate prescription would be? alan: i wrote in the wall street journal today, i don't think this is what trump will talk about, but i think the most support thing we can do is get millions of americans tested as quickly as possible to reduce, gonnad -- we're never end, but reduce the uncertainty hoever next tow you is carrying the virus. nobody knows that now. we do not even know if we are carrying the virus. i certainly don't think i hamm. i don't have any symptoms. but we know that many are people are walking around with no symptoms. isi think this is -- it posing a clear and present health danger for sure, but i think it is also

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alan: ahÍ estÁ, no solamente nueva york sino tambiÉn a guardia nacional se despliega en los estados deÓ buque hospital para atender a pacientes y evitar colapso en centros mÉdicos. el gobierno del estado dorado exige a los residentes, nuevamente a permanecer en casa. en vivo desde los Ángeles socorro cruz no se explica esta orden de cierre y de quÉ manera estÁ afectando. socorro:asÍ es, buenos días, querida audiencia. nos reportamos con ustedes en una cocina y se preguntarÁn por quÉ. mÁs adelante se los explico. por lo pronto autoridades estÁn dando aquÍ cifras verdaderamente alarmantes. en las Últimas 48 horas se han registrado mÁs de 132 nuevos casos. lamentablemente anoche una persona mÁs falleciÓ en el condado de los Ángeles y en el condado de riverside van 5 personas que mueren por la situaciÓn. es por eso que el gobernador de california estÁ alarmado. el presidente trump anoche aprobÓ una solicitud de parte del gobernador de emergencia extrema para el estado con mayor poblaciÓn. mÁs de 40 millones de residentes solamente en california. esta atenciÓn masiva de ayuda y emergencia c

alan: mucha graso gracias por la informaciÓn. >> nueva york el segundo estado con mÁs pa' ciencientpacientesia a los aislados y visita mÉdica semanal, a una semana de registrarse el primer caso positivo en el estado de nueva york ya hay mÁs de 105 contagios confirmados en el Área triestatal. esperamos mÁs transmisiÓn entre comunidad de coronavirus. la meta es encontrar los casos positivos, asÍ los aisle haremos y podemos contraer el contagio, el presidente trump dijo no estar preocupado por un nuevo caso registrado en la capital de la naciÓn ya que dijo que estÁn haciendo un trabajo estupendo, aunque los estados de emergencia y nueva york dicen lo contrario. y a los amigos de aquÍ de la ciudad de nueva york que nos siguen en "despierta amÉrica" y estÁn a punto de tomar el tren, son miles y miles de personas que lo hacen diariamente, aparte de las mÁscaras recomiendan utilizar guantes para evitar contagiarse, mientras que el individuo del bronx aÚn no es identificado. >> muchÍsima gracias por informarnos de nueva york y estaremos pendientes de la noticia, por eso hay que evitar viajar, muchas

outbreak new york and the songe alyssa shutting down bars cafes restaurants and nightclubs taking action as a federal reserve introduces emergency measures to stem the economic fallout alan fischer reports from washington. from the president of the united states was aimed at comforting americans relax we're doing great it will pay us moments later from the man heading the drive against the virus a starkly different message the worst is yet to head for us it is how we respond to that challenge the number of confirmed cases in the u.s. is no more than 3000 states are shutting down bars and restaurants curfews are starting to be introduced the face of america is changing but airports as the. indeed utopian travel ban kicks in here the. staff carrying out health screenings have been overwhelmed the governor of illinois blamed the trump administration for a lack of planning and foresight he didn't get the response he wanted well here's what i got i got a call at about 11 o'clock last night after that tweet from a white house staffer who yelled at me about the tweet the administration at its new dealy briefing admitted mistakes where me the lines again that we saw overnight at

york. probably new jersey just hard to get out of that. we go live now to all the region in the u.s. where we have alan fishes standing by allan i want to talk about trump's quarantine measures a little bit later but just talk to me about the death toll numbers there's been quite a big jump in new york. you know around 40 percent in new york overnight going from somewhere in the region of $500.00 to more than $7718.00 in fact a significant leap and governor andrew cuomo believes that we are still 2 weeks to 21 days away from the apex of the disease in what has become the nation's hotspot that is in new york he's talking about providing more hospital beds he's identified 4 sites in what would be regarded as the outer but as so manhattan being the center of the other 5 but it was the other but as would be on the outskirts he's identified 4 sites and he's also been talking about the difficulty of obtaining ventilators he said that ideally they would want somewhere in the region of $30000.00 ventilators the difficulty they've got is actually buying them because when they go to a company and are told the pr

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york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: it is time for futures in focus. joining us from the cme is alann knuc agoura financial. what numbers are you looking at? alan: for me, it is not about the $50. obviously, we need to get back .o a $50 trade $50 is the most important level for me because that is the level the vix did not break through on friday. we got to $49 and change. the market is telling us is there's less macro fear then there was in 2018, when we hit $50. what caused that was the rise in 10 year yield. the markets right now are seeing signs of stability, and the fact is we have less mathematical fear then we had when rates were rising. it is a somewhat positive sign for stocks. what isterms of actually happening at the moment , the stock market story is interesting. the bond market is no pricing aggressively fed rate cuts. points cut0 basis priced in. what do you make of that move? alan: the white knights are coming in on horses to save the day. that is the thinking here. there's a 100% chance that they are going to cut rates by that march meeting, and it looks like a 50 basi

york metro area and was described as a star reporter. they say he was always willing to help and good evening guidance. alan finder was 72 years old. dr.onths ago. they were married no 57 years and for the last four years lived happily together at a nursing home in louisiana. charles didn't last long after her death. he contracted the virus and died last week. he was a psychiatrist in new orleans for more than 50 years. he helped a lot of people in that time. he he served on faculties of both tulane and lsu. loved spending time with his family and had a special love for the opera. dr. charles rodney smith was 92. floyd was an acclaimed chef who ran restaurants all over the world, including tab low, one of the first indian fine dining establishments in new york city. floyd was born in mumbai and went to culinary school in switzerland before coming to new york. his fellow chefs call him an innovator and a constant source of knowledge and inspiration. he leaves behind a wife and two sons. floyd was 59 years old. our thoughts are with all the families suffering tonight. our coronavirus coverage continues. time to hand it over to chris for

alan: hay que ser precavidos al 100%. raÚl: tienes toda la razÓn, continuamos con esto. miles de estudiantes se queda sin clases por culpa del coronavirus. en nueva yorka esta hora el coronavirus causa el cierre de restaurantes, bares gimnasios y aÚn mÁs escuelas, sabras quÉ sugiero en ahora los cdc y quÉ restricciones de viaje entrar en vigor. >> desde hoy doctor juan en colaboraciÓn con facebook responde todas tus preguntas sobre el coronavirus. >> la pandemia por el covid19, la posibilidad de una vicepresidenta y el tema migratorio dominan el dÉcimo primer debate democrata, entÉrate cuÁl de los dos aspirantes clama el triunfo. >> hay tenemos una sÚper lvis antuario primera prime vez que los padres de estos artistas hablan con nosotros. >> el cantante elvis crespo nos cuenta quÉ lo hizo cambiar, y no sabrÁs lo que logrÓ raÚl hizo primera vez. [gritos] >> esta maÑana compartimos la emociÓn de michel y su esposo al conocer que esperan una niÑa, sÍ!, en sin rollos sabrÁs todo lo que ocurriÓ en ese momento tan mÁgico, bienvenidos a esta nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica". (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) (mÚsica) >> muy buenos dÍas a chicago y texas s

york today. let me also thank the people from the javits center, alan steel, the director. has done many magnificent exhibitions and transformations, and they never cease to amaze me but this is a transformation i don't think anyone could ever anticipate. 2500 beds as an emergency hospital. it's a partnership between the state and the federal government and i want to thank the federal government very much for what they've done. the army corps of engineers did a fantastic job moving in here and getting everything set up as quickly as possible. it awill become operational today, receiving the first few patients, and we will start to run the facility and then take it from there. let me go through a couple of facts to give you an update on where we are today. then we will take your questions. in terms of the numbers of cases, you see the curve continues to go up. 7195. you see the number of people tested continues to go up. this state is testing more people than any state in the united states, more per capita than china or south korea. that is a good thing. we want to test, we

outbreak new york and los angeles is shutting down bars cafes restaurants and nightclubs they're taking action as the u.s. federal reserve introduces emergency measures to stem the economic fallout alan fisher has a report from washington. from the president of the united states was aimed at comforting americans relax but doing great it will pass moments later from the man heading the drive against the virus a starkly different message the worst is yet ahead for us it is how we respond to that challenge the number of confirmed cases in the u.s. is no more than $3000.00 states are shutting down bars and restaurants curfews are starting to be introduced the face of america is changing at airports as the extended european travel ban kicks in where the. staff carrying out health screenings have been overwhelmed the governor of illinois blamed the trumpet ministration for a lack of planning and foresight he didn't get the response he wanted well here's what i got i got a call at about 11 o'clock last night after that tweet from a white house staffer who yelled at me about the tweet the administration at its no ideally briefing admitted mistakes were made the lines again that we saw overni

alan blinder, princeton professor and former federal reserve vice chair >> coming up -- vice chair. coming up, we are going to speak to the european commissioner for transport. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: live from new yorki'm vonnie quinn, along with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." let's get to those markets with kailey leinz. kailey: the market struggling to get a footing as it balances those $2 trillion and the ongoing threat of the coronavirus. the ftse 100 still holding onto a gain of 0.7%, but that is well off the highs. in the u.s., the s&p 500 down by about 1%. 0.7% sinceby about its best day since back in the great depression. we are seeing volatility pickup for the second day. fellix higher after it three days last week. volatility still hovering around the highest levels we have seen since the financial crisis. within the equity market, i would point out energy, earlier on in the session, was the best performing sector. it has now rolled over, down by about 1.5%. still and pay for the best two days since all the way back in 2008. one other stock i would point out, norwegian cruise lines, higher for the fifth day in a row, bringing its gain for the week to nearly 100%, liter

york governor andrew cuomo is holding a news conference right now. let's listen in. >> -- very quickly in setting up this emergency hospital which is going to be badly needed. i want to thank alanhe people of the javits center. this is a great exhibition hall. this is not what they normally do. they have really stepped up and risen to the occasion. i want to

york governor andrew cuomo is holding a news conference right now. let's listen in. >> -- very quickly in setting up this emergency hospital which is going to be badly needed. i want to thank alan steel and all the people of the javits center. this is a great exhibition hall. this is not what they normally do. they have really stepped up and risen to the occasion. i want to thank them. let me take you through some facts today because we have some new facts, changes in circumstances that are not encouraging. i want to make sure people understand them and we react accordingly. the increase in the number of cases continues unabated. as a matter of fact, the rate of increase has gone up. we have the most sophisticated people you can get doing projections on this. they've been studying projections from china, south korea, italy, places all across this country. and what they're now seeing is the rate of cases, the rate of new infections is doubling about every three days. that is a dramatic increase in the rate of infection. and this whole discussion all along has been how fast does the rate of increase spread and can we slow the rate of increase. we're not slowing it, and it is acce

york mrs. maloney's recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. mr. quickly, i want to ask you about an email exchange you had with the former ceo alan parker says that is an appendix three of our committee staff reports you and mr. parker was discussing a series of conversations that we had with a political appointee at the cfpb eric blank instant acts about resolving the banks regulatory issues with the bureau let me read what mr. parker wrote to you on may 17th 2019. he said and i quote, eric also assured me that they would continue to be political oversight as the engagement with us and quote. mister quickly, are you familiar with this email? yes or no? >> yes. >> what did you think mr. parker meant by political oversight of the relationship with wells fargo? did you understand that he met mr. blend can 15 who is promising a softball approach to wells fargo? >> i did not interpretive thigh that way nor do i think that is in fact what occurred. >> what do you think occurred? do you think it is appropriate for political appointee at the cfpb to promise a bank softer treatment in the career staff is recommending? do you understand that that provides

alan: se contabilizan mÁs de 9400 casos y 150 muerto eso en todo el paÍs, nueva york continua reportandoo definen si ordenan o no el cierre total de la ciudad, vamos en vivo con fabiola para conocer cuÁl es la situaciÓn en este momento. >> buenos dÍas, carlos, el nÚmero de contagiados de mÁs de 1800 y entre ellos sÓlo en la ciudad de nueva york se registran 10 muertes en todo el estado las muertes a 20 y nueva jersey incrementan los casos igual que en connecticut, como sabemos los 3 estados han tomado fuertes medidas como por ejemplo cerrar los restaurantes, sÓlo se putd e recorrer comidas y hacer ordenes por telÉfono fm, ahora por supuesto para mi, y sobre la actualizaciÓn del incremento de los casos, escuchemos. [habla en inglÉs] alan e duran alan y durante se que utilizar a los militares serÁ el Último recurso, piden ayuda de las autoridades federales por semana y se espera que este buque de la fuerza naval llegue dentro de los prÓximos dÍas tomaria semana ya que tienen que hacer un llamado a los doctores que estarÁn dando ayuda en este buque mÉdico que tiene 1000 camas de hospital, a

york is now recognized for five minutes. >> thank you chair lady for yielding. mr. quigley, went to ask you about an e-mail exchange you had with the former ceo of wells fargo, alan parker. that is in appendix three of our committee staff report. you and mr. parker were discussing a series of conversations that he had with a political appointee at the cfpb, eric blank and stain about resolving the bank's regulatory issues with the bureau. let me read what mr. parker wrote to you on may 17 come 2019p he said, and i quote, eric also assured me there would continue to be political oversight of the engagement with us. mr. quigley, are you familiar with this e-mail? yes or no? >> yes. >> okay, what did you think mr. parker meant by political oversight of the relationship with wells fargo? did you understand that he met mr. blank and stain was promising a softball approach to wells fargo? >> i did not interpret it that way nor do i think that's what occurred. >> then what do you think occurred to think it's appropriate for non- political employee to promise a bank softer treatment than the career staff is recommending you understand that provides an appearance of possible cor

new york's mta tells the "cbs morning news" it has no plans to suspend or reduce service at this time but acknowledges this is a rapidly evolving situation. in the nation's capital, alanask and gloves will protect him from the coronavirus during his subway right in a moment. >> a lot of coughing and looking going on and sneezing. you know, just got to do whatever you can do. >> reporter: the los angeles metro brought us along as crews used disinf-- disinfectant rides might touch on every bus, on the entire fleet of trains, and every station used by 1.1 million angelenos daily. >> transtransit -- transit is safe and clean. >> reporter: all 741 rail and subway stations are being disinfected twice a way. all rail cars and buses, every 72 hours. but -- >> if you can get around without riding the subway, do it. if telecommuting's an option, do it. >> reporter: the washington, d.c., metro has activated the first two phases of its pandemic plan. are you riding the system? >> i road the system daily. >> reporter: no concerns? >> i hahave no concerns. >> reporter: theresa impastato is metro's head of safety. >> individuals should assure that they are appropriately protecting t

alan blinder, thanks for phoning in former vice chair at the federal reserve. >> thank you >> let's check in with meg tierel >> a media conference just now about the state's first case in new yorkgovernor cuomo saying that patient took precautions and didn't travel on public transportation but more generally he said community spread in new york is inevitable and that schools and public transportation will be implementing new cleaning protocols including with bleach. meanwhile, the spread around the world continues. the world health organization saying just now in the last 24 hours new cases outside china were nine times higher than those in china its greatest concerns right now are epidemics in korea, italy, iran, and japan. and this afternoon pharmaceutical executives are heading to the white house for a meeting on vaccine development the ceos of glaxosmithkline, gilead, moderna, and others, pfizer, we've confirmed will be in attend annals carl >> all right we'll talk to you in a few moments. let's get to the cme group this morning. dow is up 320. get the santelli exchange. hey, rick. >> good morning. thank you. i'd like to welcome my guest, currently with bank of america but

que en la ciudad de nueva york la industria de turismo podrÍa generar hasta 500 mil despidos, asÍ que esta es la informaciÓn que tenemos hasta ahora, regreso con ustedes. alan en algunos lugares ofrecen comida para llevar, para no perder tanto dinero, no, doctor, ayer preguntaba, mucha gente tiene miedo de ordenar, porque creen que la comida puede estar contaminada. juan: claro que sÍ, pero la persona que lo trae puede estar contaminada, cuando le traigan la comida asuma sus precauciones individuales de higiene para evitar el contagio. alan: litoral hasta con guantes recibirlos. karla: confinadconfinados en s hogares en san francisco california, otros 5 condados, esto entrÓ en vigor en la madrugada y se mantiene hasta el prÓximo 7 de abril, fue por un intento de propagaciÓn del coronavirus, es una medida similar de acciones europeas y la primera en territorio estadounidense, los infectados sÓlo realizarÁn actividades presencialmente, luis con todo lo que se vive, buenos dÍas, luis. luis: gracias, muy buenos dÍas, es primera vez en la historia que san francisco pasa por esto, de hecho no sÓlo en san francisco, todos los condados vecinos, casi 7 millones de p

saludos para nueva york, amistades, familiares y les ofrezco que vengan a disfrutar de este rico sol que estÁ aquÍ. adiÓs "despierta amÉrica"! gracias! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] [cantan] alanras una reuniÓn de ministros de finanzas y gobernadores de los bancos centrales de la organizaciÓn. en este super martes joe biden aprovecha el respaldo que le dan tres aspirantes demÓcratas que abandonaron la campaÑa. se trata de pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar. el apoyo serÍa en un intento por unir el voto frente a sanders que sondea en estados claves que participan en la jornada de hoy. apoyar a un candidato demÓcrata que pueda derrotar a el presidente donald trump, esa es la causa que inspira a decena de jÓvenes soÑadores en carolina del norte. ellos no pueden votar, pero llaman a los electores hispanos para que salgan a las urnas con la esperanza de un cambio en la casa blanca y de que este salve a daca. pedro nos cuenta mÁs. pedro: con cerca de medio millÓn de indocumentados carolina del norte es un estado muy golpeado con las deportaciones ante la llegada de donald trump a la presidencia. con las elecciones que se avecinan muchos viven con miedo de que sigan aumentando. >>el miedo