let's go over to frankfurt where chelsea delaney is standing by for us our financial correspondent chelsea tell me about the condit on exchanges it does not look like a good day now of the markets or are the really taking a beating before the e.c.v. decision and this really just it was a surprise and a big disappointment for investors they had pretty much across the board been expecting a cut and and the main interest rate and the e.c.b. did not do that so we're obviously seeing i shake out in the market right now but there had already really a lot of a lot of anxiety coming into this especially after the announcement of the travel ban on on europe last night so stocks that are really really have been under a lot of pressure and this disappointment it's certainly not helping tell me why why why why has the e.c.b. not cut rates. well we're going to hear more about that in the press conference likely from christine lagarde but. there is there is only so much that an interest rate cut could do and there are a lot of downsides for the e.c.b. right now the unlike the federal reserve it's already hav

and i said, if this is going to be public, you have got to go tell chelsea. >> she said, well, you haveyour daughter. she said that's worse. so i did that, which was awful. >> that is a clip from a four-part documentary called "hillary" which is streaming on hulu. great to have you here. i've said you're making quite a splash with this. tell us how this happened. how did you get them to agree, not only to this sit-down interview, but to open up about something so sensitive and personal? >> well, this is the first time that secretary clinton is not running for office in almost her entire adult life. she became first lady of arkansas in her early 30s. suddenly she is not being judged, she doesn't have to worry about something being taken out of context in a way that has been done to her, as you can see watching the series, throughout her entire life. so i think she was ready. iing she was ready to open up. >> did you have to prod? sometimes going into these things, there are rules about things they don't want to talk about and things they won't touch. how did you broach the subject that w

know, just anyway it was horrible, and i said if this is going to be public you have got to go tell chelsea. >> she said, well, you have to go tell your daughter. she said that's worse than me. and so i did that, which was awful. >> those revelations are from hillary, a new four part hulu docu series that faces her life and career. >> you just close your eyes in that moment in time in american politics and american life in the '90s, just right there. >>> all right, a cease-fire in the last opposition enclave in syria through the smiles of children, there are big questions how to keep young lives safe. cnn's arawa damon reports from syria next. hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come in and see what we can do. we're here to make life simpl

is looking for in the case so it's really not clear what what chelsea manning can tell the prosecutors. now how might this affect ongoing extradition cases against in london we know separately there's a different battle going on there. well i think the way i think it should affect it goes like this i think it. says something about the kind of conditions that assad could expect if he is ever if he is extradited returned to the united united states i mean he essentially is going to face life in prison could be a clamp of the maximum maximum security prison solitary confinement treated extremely in humanely and i think will be placed the same kind of you know in your situation as chelsea manning so i think that her attempted suicide certainly dramatized. the the punitive nature of this entire investigation and it speaks volumes of what's in store for. the british court goes along with with the u.s. which i very much hope it won't. daniel is our german journalist and author thanks for being with us a very serious topic we should point out to our viewers that suicide is a very serious and s

just -- anyway, it was just horrible and i said if this is going to be public, you have got to go tell chelseasaid that's worse than me, and so i did that, which was awful justifiably what i did was wrong. i just hated to hurt her. but you know, we all bring our bag ang gage to life, and somet we do things we shouldn't do, and it was awful what i did. i feel terrible about the fact that monica lewinsky was defined by it unfairly, i think. you know, over the years, i've watched her trying to get a normal life back again, but you got to decide how to define normal. >> lets talk about this clip in his upcoming documentary, cnn correspondent tom foreman. i mean, tom, that was 20 years ago. why, why are they opening up the way they are now? >> well, theector explained it this way, she spoke to hillary clinton and said you were at the crossroads of these extraordinary, historic events but also changes in our culture, women's rights, civil rights, the changing role of people in our society, the changing role of sexuality. what partisan politics is all about. that story needs to be told. these are the

well for more i'm joined now by chelsea delaney financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea good to see you tell us how nervous are the markets. i think it really goes beyond nervousness at this point markets have had one of the most dramatic opens and years at least since the financial crisis in some cases since sept and september 11th 2001 so there's really a lot of fear there's a lot of panic in markets today one example of that is a lot of stocks here in europe have taken a lot longer than normal to even open so a lot of stocks around even trading because there's just so much volatility it's really difficult to get them trading at this point i think this just came as a complete shock the 30 percent plunge and oil markets today investors haven't really seen that coming and they've been so focused on coronavirus them the impact that could have on the global economy which it will have a significant economic impact especially seeing the containment measures that italy has taken over the weekend to quarantine more than 16000000 people and now they have to also consider this oil price shocks i thi

it just -- anyway it was horrible, and i said if this is going to be public you have got to go tell chelsear. she said that's worse than me. and so i did that, which was awful. >> those revelations are from "hillary" a new four part hulu docu series that traces clinton's career and life. >>> a look at markets around the world you can see asean shares closed down and european markets also down. an wall street the conditions have been worsening over the past hour or so. it's worries about the coronavirus spurring a sell-off in stocks. the dow fell 970 points, the fifth worst single day point drop on record. all three major averages down 3% on thursday. and get this the 10-year treasury yield an all-time low as investors around the world stress their anxiety and pile in to safer assets. and that's one of the reasons why mortgage rates have hit a record low. the average 30-year fixed rate fell to 3.29%. the 15-year fixed rate 2.79%. rates fell after that surprise interest rate cut from the federal reserve to help nudge the economy along as the coronavirus outbreak worsens. some analysts say mor

and i said if this is going to be public, you have got to go tell chelsea. >> she said, well you haver. she said that's worse than me. and so i did that which was awful. justifiably. what i did was wrong. i just hated to hurt her. but, you know, we all bring our baggage to life and sometimes we do things we shouldn't do. and it was awful what i did. i feel terrible about the fact that monica lewinsky's life was defined by it, unfairly, i think. you know, over the years i've watched her try to get a normal life back again, but you've got to decide how to define normal. >> revealing comments from the former president on monica lewinsky i have heard. now an exclusive cnn report, one of president trump's biggest defenders in congress is being accused about outright lying about sexual abuse of students at ohio state university. former wrestlingers are saying there's no way jim jordan wasn't aware that a doctor was sexually abusing male athletes. those former students say jordan needs to come clean. >> he calls them all liars but more and more former ohio state university wrestlers are comi

. >> you know, it reminds what i was thinking about, when he mentioned having to tell chelsea and thatrdest part, that awful heart breaking picture of them walking to the helicopter to leave for martha's vineya vineyard. >> hand in hand. >> with chelsea between them. >> that was after his deposition and his confession. >> yes. i went on that trip and was three weeks in martha's vineyard and went to mass when the first time after bill clinton had done the ken star deposition that i.i'd seen him up close. it was the beginning of his apology. but there wasn't really an apology, and it's taken a long time to get to this point. i wonder if democrats running in 2020 don't wish that chapter would be closed and that the other impeached president wouldn't be in their midst at such a crucial time. >> and hillary clinton, when i was covering her in 2000 and she was running for the senate, as first lady for pat moynihan's seat, a lot of the women i talked to on the road were blaming her for standing by her man. blaming the wife. >> that's what i mean. i remember one in poughkeepsie, blue haired la

and i said if this is going to be public, you have got to go tell chelsea. jesse: jess oh, wow.ery emotional situation, cory. but, again, what is it about the clintons where they have to just bring you into their lives like this? it's like they just want to show everybody everything about themselves at a certain point and at a certain age you think to yourself you know what? maybe we should keep this stuff private. corey: there are some things it's fair to say that the american people just don't want to sees a it relates to bill clinton. we have seen the dress already that monica had. we have seen the stain. i have seen the monica lewenski room inside the white house. i don't think anybody actually wants to see this hulu documentary. jesse: all right. let's go to hillary. she can't get bernie off her mind. she still hates the guy. i will play it and then the congressman can react. watch. >> honestly, bernie just drove me crazy. he was in congress for years, years. he had one senator support him. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. he was a caree

. >> i said if this is going to be public, you have to go tell chelsea. >> so i did that, which was awfulys this. >> everybody's life has pressures and disappointments and terrors, fears of whatever. what i did to manage my anxiety for years, i am a totally different person than i was. i feel terrible about the fact that monica lewinsky's life was defined by it. not fair. >> there's more to that and more in hillary, four hours tracing her decades-long journey with her husband through the arkansas statehouse into the white house, the senate, state department, and presidential bids of her own. battling stereotypes, mistrust, her own limitations, she's at times on the attack, for example, when she sums up the senate record of her challenger for the democratic nod, bernie sanders. >> honestly, bernie drove my crazy. nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. >> even more so when she discusses her republican challenger, donald trump. >> nobody was going to hold him accountable except for me. >> fans take comments as simple truths, foes take it as glib denials. >> i a

worsening global situation now it's braincells it delaney in frankfurt chelsea the ducks drop significantly significantly again tell us more. it is another very dramatic day here and frankfurt the dax opening down more than 6 percent it's already at its lowest level since 2016 but an even more shocking statistic is that it's lost about 30 percent of its value since late february when cases began to spread out outside of china so that's just a massive or a share of wealth or german company is there this is really being driven by a number of bad news one is of course the news overnight that the u.s. is going to ban travelers from europe and of course that doesn't nation of coronavirus of a pandemic investors are also just still dealing with things like the drop in oil prices and there's just so much volatility and uncertainty but what investors are really feeling right now is that the global economy could be heading for a recession the measures that governments are having to take are increasingly dramatic and painful for the global economy and we've seen just business disrupted around the world including news just ab

. >> i said if this is going to be public you have to go tell chelsea. >> so i did that.rybody's life has pressures and disappointments and terrors, fears of whatever. things i did to manage my anxiety for years. i'm a totally different perso than i was. i feel terrible about the fact that monica lewinsky's life was defined by it, unfairly, i think. ♪ what's your plan for tomorrow ♪ >> reporter: there is, of course, much more to that story and many others in the docu series" hillary." four hours tracing hillary clinton's decades-long journey with her husband through the arkansas statehouse into the white house, the senate, the state department and presidential bid of her own. battling stereotypes, mistrust and her own limitations, she's at times on the attack. for example, when she sums up the senate record of her challenger for the democratic nod bernie sanders. >> honestly, bernie just drove me crazy. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. >> reporter: even more so when she discusses her republican challenger donald trump. >> nobody was go

. >> yeah, apparently he told his wife, hillary, and she said that bill had to tell chelsea himself. is also kind of juicy. a former gop congressman who voted against same-sex marriage and other lgbtq causes has revealed he's gay. aaron schock wrote on social media yesterday, i assumed that revealing myself as their gay congressman would not go over well, i put my ambition over the truth. the former illinois lawmaker also revealed that admission has caused conflict with his family. schock, you might remember, resigned in 2015 amid charges of lavish spending on his office decor. he was indicted on wire fraud and other charges, but those charges were dropped last year. >>> when we come back, how the coronavirus is affecting america's celebrities. >>> and katy perry is now saying her pregnancy was no accident. "the skinny" is next. ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny ♪ skinny just gimme the skinny >>> it's time for "the skinny" and we're going to start with the troubling convergence of the coronavirus and the people we d >> stars, they're just like us. not really. but we'll go with it. it's

. >> i said if this is going to be public, you have got to go tell chelsea. >> and so i did that.he says this -- >> everybody's life has disappointments and terrors, fears of whatever. things i did to manage my anxieties for years, i'm a totally different person than i was. i felt terrible about the fact that monica lewinsky's life was defined by it unfairly, i think ♪ what's your plan for tomorrow ♪ >> mistake there's more to that story in the docuseries, hillary, four hours tracing her decades-long journey with her husband through arkansas state house into the white house, the senate, the state department, and presidential bids of her own. >> she doesn't look presidential. >> battling stereotypes, mistrust, and her own limitations, she at times on the attack, for example, when she sums up the senate record of her challenger for the democratic nod, bernie sanders. >> honestly, bernie just drove me crazy. nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. >> even more so when she discusses her republican challenger, donald trump. >> nobody was going to hold him

. >> i said if this is going public, you got to go and tell chels chelsea. >> so i did that, which was reporter: an explanation, he said this? >> everybody's life has disappointments, terrors, fears of whatever. things i did to manage my anxiety for years, i'm a different -- i'm a totally different person than i was. >> i feel terrible about this, the fact that monica lewinsky's life was defined by it unfair, i think. ♪ >> reporter: there's, of course, much more to the story and many others in the docuseries "hillary" four hours tracking her life into the white house, the state department and the presidency and the presidential bid. >> she doesn't look like president. >> reporter: she is at times on the attack, for example when she sums up the senate record for her challenger for the democratic nod, bernie sanders. >> honestly, bernie just drove me crazy. nobody likes him. nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. >> reporter: even more so when she discusses her republican challenger donald trump. >> nobody was going to hold him accountable accept for me. >> reporter: fans wi

announced the equivalent of a nation wide lockdown to talk more about that chelsea de laney is then by force in frankfurt. tell us about the effects then on the eurozone considering what's happening to the euro zone's 3rd biggest economy. well for italy this a lot of economists say this basically guarantees a recession expectations for italy's t.t.p. this year were basically flat there was expected to be no growth and these containment measures are going to have a significant impact on the economy what the government has said so far is that people can still go to work if they need to public transit is still open in some cities but this is obviously going to head you know travel tourism retail all sorts of industries and it could certainly push italy into recession but what this means for the broader euro zone is really going to be determined by what happens to other euro zone countries and in terms. spread of the virus germany for example is also dealing with the surge of corona virus cases and it also is on the verge of recession so if we see this start to really spread and intensify back it certainly darkene

just -- anyway it was horrible and i said, if this is going to be public then you have got to go tell chelseashe said that's worse than me. and so i did that. which was awful. >> i didn't want anything to do with him. he spent a lot of time playing golf and talking to a couple of his friends. >> reporter: the couple deciding to stay together and seek counseling. >> i made a decision to stay with my husband. look, i think that some people thought i had made the right decision and some people thought i made the wrong decision. >> i was so grateful that she thought we still had enough to stick it out. god knows the burden she paid for that. >> it is quite compelling. hillary clinton is very careful in choosing her words, never saying monica lewinsky's name. we reached out to miss lewinsky and she's not commenting but the four-part biographical docuseries is out today on hulu and hillary says she wants people to walk away realizing she's not as good nor bad as people perceive her to be. >> tough to watch. >> it really is. >> wow, thanks, paula. as you just said, you can see more of that interview

tell you this it was so much more on t. dot com or a social media show on thomas is here in about a half an hour with more more on the chelsea money development have to go and testify later today we'll tell you more about the meantime big thanks for watching i can tell you off there is programs in your part of the world or on and off this break you folks mustn't go here so stand by stand by brace brace he's here in just about 90 seconds. with the coronavirus now officially declare depend amec the world faces the additional burden of an oil market collapse this comes at a time when demand for crude was already some for calling this the ultimate perfect storm how this all ends but it's against. time after time corporations repeat the same mantra sustainability. it's accelerating the transition to sustainable transport sustainability and a more equitable and sustainable world. they claim their production is completely hama's. it does not it didn't isn't the companies want us to feel good about the products while the damage is being done far away and this is something i'll just want any minute i need much. insist on moves in thi

financial reporter tells a delay in frankfurt welcome chelsea so how does this package different from the one that was voted down on monday. well we're still awaiting the full text of the bill that's expected later and the day but one of the big sticking points have been oversight that this $500000000000.00 that's going to be helping big business democrats wanted there to be more oversight of that and it does appear that they have gotten a concession on the democrats of money especially at this $50000000000.00 it's going to go directly to airlines this is going to be overseen by a congressional panel and the inspector general some of the other changes that democrats got through this negotiation process was more money for local and state governments more money for the health care and hospital system and also a stronger unemployment measures for people who lose their jobs through this crisis so previously there had been 3 months of unemployment insurance now going to 4 and this can also be extended to give you a commie worker says something like a driver in the markets react. well to ta

federal judge ordered the release of army whistleblower chelsea manning from jail warning that hard to tell no longer serves any purpose manning had attempted to kill herself on wednesday. manning's appearance before the grand jury is no longer needed in light of which her detention no longer serves any coercive purpose the court further finds that enforcement of the accrued conditional fines would not be punitive but rather necessary to the course of purpose of the court's civil contempt order manning has been in prison since may for refusing to testify against wiki leaks before a grand jury you know an activist kevin zeese describes the legal process he's been faints manning as fundamentally unfair. in this whole case is an injustice and a violation of her basic human rights the secret grand jury system in the united states is very unfair it only allows the prosecutor in the room with jurors no defense lawyer no defendant only hear one side of the story that's what manning is protesting so i know her and she's a very strong person but obviously it's a lot of pressure but i think she's mor

the international olympic commitee tells athletes to keep preparing for the tokyo games as planned — amid growing concerns over the coronavirus. chelsea the fa cup — as liverpool are beaten for the second game in succession. and rain could wash away australia and england's hopes at the women's t20 world cup. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. the coronavirus continues to impact global sport... but the president of the international olympic committee says it's still full steam ahead for the scheduled start of the tokyo games in july. thomas bach's been speaking at an executive committee meeting in switzerland on tuesday. 12 people have died injapan with almost a thousand cases of the virus identified. japan's 0lympics minister says the games could be postponed until later in the year if neccesary, but bach says that isn't being considered at the moment: there is a task force in place since

they also open up about a moment with chelsea clinton after the revelations. tell is an iconic piece of video from that time it's the day after bill clinton comes out and admits to having this affair with monica lewinsky they were on their way to martha's vineyard. chelsea clinton stands between them she's only 18 at the time. and grabs both of their hands. you see it in the video there. and hillary clinton says, at that moment, she was so struck by her daughter and how strong her daughter was and how she knew that's exactly what they needed in that moment. pretty remarkable. >> that documentary, by the way, out on hulu today. very quickly, what was the motivation do we know why they decided to do this now? >> one of the things that hillary clinton says is she is not running for anything it was an opportunity to be open i know there's a lot of people out there that sort of wished that openness happened a while ago. but it's out there now >> really great point. a lot of people are going to want to see this, for sure steph, thank you so much great report >>> just ahe

analyst and whistleblower chelsea manning in hospital tonight after attempting suicide in jail she's been refusing to testify further in the u.s. wiki leaks government telling all about the latest with elsewhere no idea leaders allowed president donald trump's decision to suspend all air travel to the u.s. from 26 european countries stressing that the coronavirus pandemic requires a coordinated international response. europe struggles to find a common approach to tackle the virus outbreak with italy now confirming over 15000 people infected we speak to the merger.

analyst and whistleblower chelsea manning in hospital tonight after attempting suicide in jail she's been refusing to testify further in the u.s. wiki leaks government telling all about the latest with elsewhere it's no idea leaders allow president donald trump's decision to suspend all air travel to the u.s. from 26 european countries stressing that the coronavirus pandemic requires a coordinated international response. and europe struggles to find a common approach to tackle the virus outbreak with italy now confirming over 15000 people infected we speak to an emergency room doctor about the challenges on the very front line of the. committed to differ community doesn't follow the restrictions on the numbers continue to rise at a certain point our ability to help people reach its limit. hi there very good a very warm welcome for me kevin i knew what she thought international life for the next hour from our world newsroom here is take you through the headlines as reported from russia tonight and 1st off news about imprisoned u.s. chelsea manning recovering in hospital after attempting suicide in jail she was due to appear in court this coming friday mornin

chelsea manning has been released from jail the details just coming in the comes just a day after she. attempted suicide has been refusing to testify further in the u.s. government's wiki leaks probe will tell you more. e.u. leaders lambaste president donald trump decision to suspend all air travel to the u.s. from 26 european countries stressing that the coronavirus pandemic requires a coordinated international response. as europe struggles to find a common approach to tackle.

come back and tell us when we need to hear more. turning to sport. chelseaue player to test positive for coronavirus. the premier league meets today to discuss future fixtures. 0ur correspondent laura scott is at the premier league's headquarters in central london. laura, difficult decision, obviously. big meetings are people not banned in this country but very serious considerations and play the premier league? exactly. really big meeting taking place this morning. we understand all 20 premier league clu bs we understand all 20 premier league clubs willjoin on some sort of a conference call. we've seen interim chair of the premier league arriving before that meeting today. and it comes in light of mikel arteta, the head coach for arsenal testing positive for coronavirus and in the middle of the night we heard that chelsea winger callum hudson—0doi has also tested positive. really big decision to be made today on the immediate, short—term fixtures this weekend but also, what they do with the season. because they could either decide to suspend for a few weeks

tell you that i thought. it. was. in the bill and it. looks. a little bit on. the legal team for whistleblower and political prisoner chelsea manning has confirmed that she is now recovering from a suicide attempt after nearly a year and u.s. prison raising new concerns about how harsh sentences impacted her health are to americans rachel webern's has the latest in prison was a large healthy manning is now recovering following a suicide attempt that comes days before she was set to appear before a judge and a petition for her release the sheriff's office in alexandria virginia where manning has been held for the last year confirm that she was transferred to a hospital on wednesday. but they did not give any details about the circumstances surrounding her current state manning was said to appear in court on friday in a petition seeking to drop the current content saying she's against her she has been in jail since may after she refused to testify before a secret grand jury in the case involving the you expander julian the songs in march 29th seen in a statement manning's legal team said the hearing is expected to go on this

chelsea to a 2—0 win at stamford bridge. this is the heart—stopping moment an 11—year—old boy was buried under 5 feet of snow while skiing. he and his dad join us to telle a lot more in about ten minutes. it's wednesday the 4th of march. our top story. a major new public health campaign is being launched today to promote handwashing, to try and contain the spread of the coronavirus. it comes as hospital bosses in england are asked to see more patients by video link, increase the number of intensive care beds, and draw up plans to segregate infected patients, if there's an escalation in cases. this report from jon donnison. with the health service already stretched, there are fears hospitals could be overwhelmed if there is a surge in coronavirus cases. the nhs is now urging doctors to carry out more consultations with patients at home, via video link. the aim to keep hospitals free for the most serious cases. and today, a new nhs video will go out on social media, promoting the importance of hand washing. with more than 50 uk confirmed cases, the government is stepping up its public information campaign. and, elsewhere around the world, other countries