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march in chile marking international women's day it's one of many rallies across latin america and all the countries demanding equality and it and to the killing of women by men. hello i'm terry margin good to have you with us global stock markets have plunged over fears about the coronavirus and a crash in oil prices germany's leading stock index the dax tumbled more than 7 percent at its open the losses followed a tough day of trading in asia where tokyo's nikkei index slid more than 5 percent on virus fears and a strengthened yen a shock 31 percent drop in the price of brant crude oil also weighed on investors has saudi arabia and russia argue over production cuts in respond. it's 2 week and demand. 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

it is not all horrible that this is happening i think mop terry policy can play a role but i agree with what mark and scott said we need a big plan how we are going to get testing done all over the country and how we are going to give people the right advice, do you go to the hospital go to this doctor? call this had theline? none of that seals to be happening to that extent and i think that is weighing on sentiment as much as to whether or not the fed is doing. >> i think it is playing a role. i don't disagree with you in in shape or form. the key now, rick, is this just the beginning, just the beginning of a globalized evident by central banks to get involved in any way that they have go back to draghi, years ago, we will do whatever it takes. you are going to get a collective message like that, aren't you. >> you are going to get more o this coming down the pike. from the bank of england, from the ecb. more of this coming down theics pike risque sets, equities, credit rk markets. when you get to see thoughtful proactive fiscal initiatives you manage money for people. you manage a lot of pun wh

mark anthony and cirque du soleil. the circus going to have to find some place else to go. live in san jose, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> the nightmare now continues aboard the "grand princess." this is a live look at that cruise ship which sits under heavy watch in the port of oakland. plenty of people were escorted off the infected ship tonight, but not everyone. this ordeal is far from over. more than 3,000 people arrived today, all being sent or waiting to be sent to various locations on land to continue their quarantine. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is at the port of oakland with the very latest. cheryl? >> reporter: well, raj, the "grand princess" has been docked here since noon. we don't know how many people are still on board. we do know that busloads full of people left here earlier today, some headed to the oakland airport while others headed to travis air force base. two buses leaving the port of oakland heading to fairfield with a police escort. craig wright and his wife are passengers on one of them. they say the mood is somber. >> i think everybody is just tired. they've bee

march in chile marking international women's day it's one of many rallies across latin america in other countries demanding equality and an end to the killing of women by men. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us more than 16000000 people are in northern italy are now sealed off from the rest of the country the government isn't forcing major restrictions on movement to try to control the spread of the corona virus with no one allowed to leave or enter certain areas without good reason to quarantine effects the region of lombardy and other northern provinces and including the cities of milan and venice it. he has the most infections outside of china now recent figures show 7375 confirmed cases there 366 people have died tourists have been told to leave the affected regions immediately for residents daily life will be severely restricted for nearly a month. roadblocks like these could become a familiar sight across northern italy travelers are asked to explain why they're leaving the so-called red zones authorities say only those with serious reasons as well as workers will be allowed to pass. in milan's normally bustling center only a fraction of the usual crowds

terry sewell whose district includes selma. reverend mike thompson, my co-moderator for the candidates' forum this afternoon and the host of "make it plain" with markson, and melanie campbell national convener for the black women's roundtable. a great panel. i have to start with the congresswoman. in your district. >> my hometown. >> your home church. this is very personal for you. >> very personal. >> what does it mean in this era? the last time i was here was in the obama era. it feels different. >> it is different. i think we have a person in the white house is the biggest threat to my district and to the united states in the sense that he has really taken incivility to a new level and discord. i'm glad we're here in selma to celebrate the 55th anniversary. it's a time for remembrance and also a time for us to be renewed from the inspiration of folks like john lewis and a time to rededicate ourselves to the cause we fought for since we have voter suppression at levels we haven't seen before. the shelby versus holder decision gutted it. while we were able to pass hr-4 through the house of representatives, it's languishing on the senate side along

terry. it says right now i have a severe sinus infection from taking antibiotics. advil, cold and sinus, nasal spray, cpap machine, and a humidifier. am i more at risk to get the virus course markd the sickness. dr. weinberg? >> i don't think so. the longer she's been staying then, she washes her hands, she makes sure all of her equipment is clean. she is not coming into contact with anyone else, that she shouldn't have any risk than anybody else. >> shannon: since you mention the cpap machine, we talked about this question a little bit before. i know nothing about medicine. we've seen people suggesting that could in some way operate as a ventilator or be some extra help for people if we get to a real shortage. as the cpap machine usable in that way at all? >> no. a real ventilator -- someone has a tube in their windpipe. it is pushing her into their lungs. with this disease, they develop develop -- i could go on and on. the cpap machine would not do that. >> shannon: okay, so her next week comes in to us from jan. curious why we haven't done this social distancing with past virus outbreaks. dr. macario, what makes it so different and so urgent? >> i think the high mortality is