scientist is expected to announce stricter containment measures in the coming minutes meanwhile greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths and entire spanish government is to undergo testing but despite the number of cases continuing to rise the e.u. has hit back at u.s. president trump's decision to ban travelers from 26 european countries or the crew of those is a global crisis not limited to any continent and it requires cooperation rather than unilateral action the european union disapproves of the fact that the us decision to impose a travel ban was taken unilaterally and without consultation. do you pin unions taking strong action to limit the spread of the virus. or the european central bank has warned of a considerable worsening in growth thanks to the pandemic as a global markets of battle through another day there was a dramatic start to the day in new york the stock exchange forced to halt trading automatically for 15 minutes after the s. and p. $500.00 index fell 7 percent on opening in london the $4100.00 has dipped by 10 percent during trading with every share losi

france ireland and belgium have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria poland and norway have confirmed their 1st deaths and the u.k. prime minister says the government is stepping up its response but schools will remain open for now. and the e.u. has condemned the us president's decision to ban all travelers from europe excluding the u.k. and ireland for the next 30 days as president mike pence says it was necessary as europe is now the epicenter of the pandemic. meanwhile global markets have again plunged as fears grow over the coronavirus the dow jones has closed down 10 percent while the london footsie 100 had its biggest one day fall in more than 30 years. and one sector of the global economy that's particularly reeling from the pandemic is the tourism industry with so many people can. unsling their travel plans airlines cafes and street vendors are already suffering and has more. paris no longer has its notoriously long queues at famous landmarks such as the loop businesses that depend on tours spending so the impact of the pandemic is unprecedente

france arlen's on norway have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths italy's death toll has topped 1000 the u.k. prime minister says schools will remain open for now but he urged anyone with symptoms to stay home. i must live in with you live with the british public. families many more families are going to lose loved ones before that the most important task will be to protect and most vulnerable people during the peak weeks when there is the maximum risk of exposure to the disease and when the n.h.s. will be under the most pressure so the most dangerous period is no no but some weeks away depending on how fast it's brits global markets have again plunged or as fears grow over the coronavirus the dow jones has close this hour down 10 percent while the london footsie $100.00 had its biggest one day fall in more than 30 years and in asia markets fell for a 2nd straight day while the e.u. has condemned the u.s. president's decision to ban all travelers from mainland europe for the next 30 days vice president mike

france ireland and norway have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths italy's death toll has topped one thousands of the u.k. prime minister says schools will remain open for now but he urged anyone with symptoms to stay home and must living with you live with the british public. families many more families are going to lose loved ones before that time the most important task will be to protect elderly and most vulnerable people during the peak weeks when there is the maximum risk of exposure to the disease and when the n.h.s. would be under the most pressure so the most dangerous period is not no but some weeks away depending on what it's brits. global markets have again plunged as fears grow over the coronavirus the new york stock exchange was forced to hold trading automatically for 15 minutes after the s. and p. $500.00 fell 7 percent on opening and in london the footsie 100 has closed down by more than 10 percent in asia markets fell there for a 2nd straight day well the e.u. has condemned the u.s. preside

france arlen's on norway have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths on the u.k. prime minister says the government is stepping up its response schools will remain open for now. and the e.u. has condemned the u.s. president's decision to ban all travelers from europe excluding the u.k. and ireland for the next 30 days plus president mike pence says it was necessary as europe is now the epicenter of the. global markets again plans to spears grow over the coronavirus the dow jones has closed down 10 percent on the london footsie had its biggest one day fall in more than 30 years. on the impact of the corona virus pandemic on workforces around europe has left many fearing that quarantines will affect their livelihoods so the reports empty streets closed up shops and warning signs to keep that distance. a shadow of its usual self bustling crowds of visitors to help sustain its vital tourism sector . impacting the economy and work because. the government has to help us you have to pay rent or mortgage bills you hav

coronavirus arland a norway have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths. the e.u. has condemned the us president's decision to ban all travelers from europe excluding the u.k. and ireland the next 30 days vice president mike pence says it was necessary as europe is now the epicenter of the pandemic. and global markets again and plunged as fears grow over the coronavirus the london for 2100 down more than 10 percent and the new york stock exchange was forced to halt trading for 15 minutes after the s. and p. $500.00 index fell 7 percent on opening. sports events around the world are being postponed cancelled or even played in empty stadiums because of the pandemic sports correspondent andy richardson joins us live from doha so tell us about the main things have been hit by the. yeah it's happening all over the world now just to give you an idea as to the to the extent now in the last couple of hours we've had 2 major leagues in north america suspending themselves at the national hockey league and major league socc

check clearly has bounced. 20 countries have a travel ban including six in europe, italy, greece, norway, austriaizabeth: they get into the same amen corner, agreeing with each other. they get emotional and when you get emotional, you don't, you don't stay as journalists. you become blinded to the facts. your reaction. >> i love the line reality check bounced. a bunch of people basically reflexively respond to anything president trump does figuring out a way to invert it which is kind ever interesting to me. when the president announced a travel ban on china at early outset of this he was attack being xenophobic an racist to block china from getting here. we know he saved a lot of lives by doing that. elizabeth: finish your thought. china has now stopped international travel from coming into china. finish your thought. >> on issue of china explicitly the stress that doesn't like trump adopted a weird talking point you can't append name china to the front of the virus. you can't refer to the wuhan coronavirus or chinese coronavirus which is standard naming convention used for all illnesses you say

that is the most activity in spain, portugal, france, italy, austria and greece we now expect or anticipatedp at 5% this year, up 1% previously italy is expected to experience recession this year. the german economy is expected to stag nate >> so that's this year how far out are you having to change your models based on this outbreak >> well, so we will have definitely a contraction in activity over the months of march and april. then we might see some u-shaped recovery starting. but this is a fragile assumption now both on the logical and financial fronts that are very fluid. we see some rebound starting in midspring and probably the outlook for gdp growth 2021 will be higher than it was before we forecast 1.5% growth for the eurozone next year versus 1.2% before but probably even with this, the level of economic activity and the end of next year will be slightly lower than previously expected. >> you have eurozone growing and you mention that italy will be your projection. what assumption are you working on when it comes to coronavirus. if you assume the chinese template which effectively

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we don't have a problem in france or switzerland or austria or greece or germany. it is italy. know system, we all italy's health system is not up to the challenge. and that is part of the problem. i ran, again, a very poor health system. we know that those two countries are problem and they have been quarantined, absolutely. what of straying, canada, the united kingdom, other countries like that are well and truly on top of it. basically the situation is contained. we need to sort of step back from this and say, ok, we do have a problem, we have to be careful, but we don't have to all lock our doors and stay inside for a month. thank you, jeffrey thomas, joining us from perth. longerhead, ipo's made be a vital plan for early investors. alternative exit strategies. david: and we will discuss impact investing and why women are often leading the efforts in the asia-pacific. thatuest will join us on topic. this is bloomberg. ♪ yvonne: six states are holding democratic primaries in the u.s.. joe biden looks to have one in michigan, and missouri. david: let's get to kevin cirilli fo

the countries known as the schenn again area, austria, germany, chance, greece, italy, latvia, lithuania sweden and that is an acronym. it does not in parentheses, immediate family members of u.s. citizens and other individuals who are identified in the proclamation. okay. so we now have it right. sanjay's logistical question winds up being dominant here. how do you do it? how do you get them back? now, let's make clear what should be clear to everybody. yes, everything is going to change. in life as we normally live it, which is you do what you want, where you want, when you want based on your own means. that's not going to happen for a while. you're not going to go to the places you want to go to. you are going to have to find and seek this new normal because it's for our collective benefit. that's what the president was trying to communicate tonight. gene sperling. now, what these moves cost us. no travel from europe for 30 days, including cargo economic materials. no nba season. no venues of big entertainment. maybe theaters, et cetera. how do you calculate cost and benefit analysis?

austria. the coronavirus crisis is posing unique difficulties for one of greece's smaller outlying islands one case is now being registered on les pauls which is host to a densely packed refugee camp where more than $20000.00 a living and dying conditions evangelise that says has been speaking to some of the island. i'm standing here in front of the laurier refugee camp in the listless reese were about 20000 refugees or held in an area that was initially built for 2000 people the area is not the best when it comes to fighting in the conditions are not the ideal for people living in such a small area but now with the spread of coronavirus around the world a lot of the people are concerned he went around and spoke to the locals to see what they had to say about a fear of a virus like that spreading among the cow. if it gets like italy will be doomed because the island only has one hospital it is good if they manage to isolate one or 2 of those infected with corona virus but one of the feel unloved infection spread further you can imagine what will happen to them of them ago there will be many is

austria . the coronavirus crisis is posing unique difficulties for want to greece's smaller outlying islands one case has now been registered on possible that's big news of course it's host a densely packed refugee camp where more than 20000 the living in dire conditions of has been speaking to some of the islanders there but the fear is that. i'm standing here in front of the refugee camp in the list recent where about 20000 refugees are held in an area that was initially built for 2000 people the area is not the best when it comes down hygiene in the conditions are not the ideal for people living in such a small area but now with the spread of coronavirus around the world a lot of the people are concerned he went around and spoke to the locals. see what he had to see a lot of fear of a virus like that spreading that. if it gets like italy will be doomed because the island only has one hospital it is beautifully managed to isolate one or 2 of those infected with corona virus one of the feel unloved infection spread further you can imagine what will happen to. them there will be many issues and

authorities apparently shot and injured 164 border crossers, greece is now accused of shooting people at the board approved here is the thing, austria's your floodgates, you are attacking the io. lou: isn't this interesting, we'd come a long way in the last five years, you remember 2015 when germany and austria and other countries in the io welcomed over 1 million refugees into their country. now it's happening including austria the next one to be affected is pushing back assisting turkey to keep the refugees away from entering that you because the eu border is right between turkey and greece, there is only two pieces of good news. number one, there are no american soldiers involved in number two, is certainly pulls the rug out of those inside of europe who are attacking trump weekly in the european media about america's immigration problem. liz: general, austria is saying this is only beginning we will not accept them coming in. this is the first real test on border security since the crisis of 2015. president erdogan did meet with eu officials and came deadlocked. no more money coming into him. so this is only going to grow and grow

austria and denmark imposed travel bans on arrivals from italy. greecethe czech republic, and spain have closed some or all of their schools indefinitely. it's been another volatile day on the world markets. there has been some rebound, as you can see, from a disastrous day yesterday. but as mohamed el erian, the chief economist at alliance explained, there is no predicting where these markets are headed — not until confidence is restored by policy makers. there are three conflicts going on in the markets. one is against clear evidence that the global economy is slowing, versus policy help. depending on who you listen to, you get two different market reactions. china versus italy, china tells you this could be contained, italy tells you this spread really quickly. thirdly, what we call market technicals, the flows, there are people who are still way too exposed looking to get out and i can't. and the other people who are bottom fishing. these together and you get massive volatility and that is what is ahead. here in washington they are trying to provide

listed by secretary chad wolf in his .tatement he released yesterday austria, belgium, czech republic, estonia, finland, germany, france, greecehungary, italy, with a weighty, liechtenstein, netherlands, norway, poland, slovakia, spain, sweden, and switzerland. homelandg secretary of security noting restrictions do not apply to legal permanent residents of the united states and immediate family members of u.s. citizens and family members identified specifically in the proclamation. the acting sec. promising guidance within the next 48 hours on how the restrictions will go into place. jeffrey out of new york, good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, jeffrey. i approved -- caller: i approve of what the leadership is doing and i look forward to voting straight republican on election day. the: you are calling on line for democrats. do you still consider yourself a democrat? caller: i am registered democrat. all the crazy things that have been going on have changed my opinion of democrats and i am voting straight republican come election -- november and election day. host: june in wyoming, you are next, go ahead. evident

austria, inside an empty stadium on thursday. meanwhile in the same competition, wolves have written to uefa to ask for their tie against 0lympiakos in greecend closed doors. manchester city manager, pep guardiola, says he'd rather see the games not played at all than behind closed doors. this is for the people. it's like an actor going to the theatre and there's nobody in the theatre for him to act. it's for the people. it makes no sense. we are here for the people, of course, if it's one game, two games, i can understand, but if it's longer, i play, we play, for the people. if the people cannot be there, no sense. in times of the actual football, jose mourinho says his tottenham side will have to give everything tonight if they want to progress in the champions league. they need to overturn a 1—nil deficit against rb leipzig in germany tonight, in the second leg of their last 16 tie. spurs have been ravaged by injuries and haven't won in 5 matches now, but mourinho is still confident. you can ask me, how can you score two goals minimum? without kane, son, bergen, hoping his or both? there are many ways to score goals. —— kane, son, bergwi

austria inside an empty stadium on thursday. on the same competition, will serve written to uefa to ask for their tie in greece to be postponed.ll journalist nikki says it leaves the future of their top football league in doubt. by the time we get to april the 3rd, the number of games there's going to be to catch up, the seasonis there's going to be to catch up, the season is not going to be completed. we were already at breaking point and this pushes us beyond it. the a nswer to and this pushes us beyond it. the answer to what happens with the leak is pretty much unknown at this point. it depends on lots of other things. lots of people in italy are questioning whether euro 2020 is going to go ahead. italy is one of the host nations. this virus is not done. we are not at the end, we are at the beginning. whether or not that some might turn it can continue, and it will impact whether there is a possibility for italian people to catch up and make up the games they have lost. meanwhile, in spain, their top football league announced that all matches over the next two weeks will take place behind closed doors. that includes ties in