yen changed in banking stocks after sectors kicked off for us really dragging on the tokyo market fuji film was down it says it is going to expand manufacturing to increase production of the anti-flu drug and will produce production. 300,000 by september worth showing you the australian market consumer confidence there plunging to a 30-year low on the back of the coronavirus shutdown >> to early trade in europe with goff cutmore >> that data matt was talking about or at least the forecast not helping here the imf talking about a 7.5% drop of gdp in the eurozone for 2020 in the uk, saying second quarter gdp could be down 35%. that not helping and neither the fact that french government has extended the lockdown there. so no signs of light on new infections specific countries, no joy in the airline industry despite the fact that they say in coming days, they'll have an announcement around the klm french air adidas announcing that the german government providing a $3 billion euro credit line for them that providing support for the sports stock in the headlines after suggesting that they w

made by fuji film.the stockpile of avigan and expand the use for 2 million people, he says. researchers point out key differences between the pills promoted by president trump and prime minister abe. is what shinzo abe's doing any different from what president trump is doing? >> marginally different. avigan has been around for quite a while, and unlike hydroxychloroquine, it's been used to test effectiveness against viruses. >> reporter: research is limited. clinical trials are under way in japan and set to begin in the u.s. japan plans to provide the drug for free to 20 countries. there are potentially dangerous side effects. including birth douefects. if someone has coronavirus. >> yes. >> reporter: would you recommend they take this drug? >> this covid-19, that may kill people. life? or death? which do you choose? >> reporter: hydroxychloroquine can also have serious side effects like eye trouble and heart damage. researchers around the world are testing all kinds of drugs. they may be the only hope

john fuji, an associated press journalist wrote an article describing the interrogation scene on the post battle battlefield and here, you can see that there are multiple people who are involved in the interrogation. you have the lieutenant henry che picard from louisiana, who is the head of the interrogation team. the team consisted of six men and total. it includes pick card. you have a chinese civilian and a four foreign korean policeman who did the initial interrogation. you have a south korean army lieutenant who had grown up in china and was educated in japan, so he is conversant and japanese and korean. second generation japanese americans, you have first lieutenant thomas sheet at soupy from salinas california, and also private fred walker pell of who is a native from hala lieu. i found this particular a pea article and the very same archival folder as part let's lectures and so this never actually made it to press. i believe that the u.s. military officials decided to censor this article in part because fuji essentially reveals the labor involved and the numerous pretension

it will move southeast skirting the coast on fuji tuesday night as a category 4 hurricane. sustained winds of nearly 200 kilometers per hour of trees and even overturned cars. of course heavy downpours will be the major concern. heavy downpours as much as 100 millimeters as we go into wednesday and it will continue to move southeast as it weakens. a couple of high pressure systems in europe have created calm and mild weather acroross good portion of the continent. temperatures are more like early summer in somome places, like paris. so nearly 25 degrees on monday. well above average temperatures and dry weather also spreading across ukraine that hasreated dadaerous firire conditions. first fires began in the exclusion zone on saturday and laststed i into monday. authoritities say thehe firire radiation to j jump 17 times higher than normall readingngs. fortunately the radiation did not reachch kiev which is jusus0 kilometers from the zone. it tookk a a team of 13838 fifirefighters to p put outut t blaze. unfortunately, we are not expecting rainfall in the country throughout

fuji film will conduct tests of avagan on 100 people affected with the virus. the trial will last until the end of june. they developed avigan six years ago as a flu anti-viral drug. it can only be used with government p permission as ther is the possibility of serious side effects. executives plan to seek approval to use the drug in the treatment of the coronavirus if the trial proves effective and safe. >>> japan's tourism sector is being dealt a crushing blow as foreign visitors canceled bookings. travel restrictions and the postponement of the tokyo olympics and paraolympics are a double hit for operators struggling to stay afloat. >> this popular tokyo land mark is usually bustling with activity. but now it's largely empty. shops in n the arerea are feeli the pain. >> translator: sales have plunged as much as 90%. we can't survive with the japanese customers alone. >> translator: i think businesses across japan have finally realized how important foreign travelers were. >> reporter: government figures show about 32 million people visited japan from oversea

you can actually see fuji on a clear day from here.ere today, the students actually arrive back later on this afternoon. they have been away for their summer holidays and they come in, 180 students will be staying here and this is where the eat, in the restaurant. this way, sorry. in here. again, nothing has changed. exactly how i remember it. i remember the spanish rider, he got a jamon, a whole big leg of ham from spain sent over and sat in the corner there, he was cutting pieces off each day to give him a taste of home. i remember the first time i came here for breakfast, the first morning. that was quite a shock. no bran flakes, that's for sure. it's not just the food that is a bit of a culture shock. here at the keirin school, all the riders study the laws, tactics and traditions of the sport. cycling exams were not something i had ever experienced in britain. i can't really talkjust now because they are in the middle ofan exam. i can sit and watch and observe them in silence. it is not only the riders' minds being tested though.

john fuji, an associate press journalist, wrote an article describing the interrogation scene on the post-battle battlefield. here you can see there are multiple people who are involved in interrogation. so you have lieutenant henry j. picard who is from louisiana who is the head of the interrogation team. the team consisted of six men in total which includes picard. you have a chinese civilian and a former korean policeman who is the initial interrogation. also a south korean army lieutenant who grew up in china, educated in japan, so conversant in mandarin, japanese-korean. two second-generation japanese-americans. first lieutenant thomas shirasuke from salinas, california, and private wakagawa of honolulu. i found this particular ap article in the very shame archival footnote as bartlett's lectures. this never actually made it to press. i believe that the u.s. military officials decided to censor this article in part because fuji essentially reveals the labor involved and the numerous contingent variables involved in the production of a single interrogation report. and i would arg

the national heroes road near one who dreams and this is one fuji in st also known as beijing's seans elisa revenue. is a fairly heavily guarded at the moment. according to the lease vehicles roughly every 100 meters. sign informs people of the proportions they must take when they go to work out what their umask washing my hands and then there's an image of a foreigner behind bars it seems i failed to tell the truth he brought the virus back with him and didn't spend time on quarantine the foreigner belongs in jail. china has been blamed for the spread of the virus by trying to dissimulate the origin of the propagation it hasn't turned stoke to mistrust of foreignness who have for the regime become the principal menace of the epidemic and to deal with on one thing a certain very few people are flying anywhere at the moment. they all just as they express train to beijing santa. doesn't want the international air travel has been suspended. except for flights operated by the chinese airline. these are very strictly controlled also. this training. foreigners are no longer allowed to enter

but actually are sort of near one who dreams and this is one fuji in st also known as beijing's seans elisa revenue. is a fairly heavily guarded at the moment. guard on police vehicles roughly every 100 meters. around who sign informs people of the precautions they must take when they go to work what they are mask wash my hands and then there's an image of a foreigner behind bars it seems i failed to tell the truth. he brought the virus back with him and didn't spend time on quarantine the foreigner belongs in jail. china has been blamed for the spread of the virus by trying to dissimulate the origin of the propagation it hasn't turned stoke to mistrust of foreignness who have for the regime become the principal menace of the epidemic if you will on the one thing are certain very few people are flying anywhere at the moment. there's the express train to beijing is have got to go forward as more than international air travel has been suspended. except for flights operated by the chinese airline. these are very strictly controlled on. this train for. foreigners are no longer allowed to

the fuji was built in britain. 7000 mile cruising range. 1100 tons of coal. they had just kicked's china's butt in the sino-japanese war. if they had seized hawaii as a coal station, those chips could have gone to california and bombarded 1000 miles and still had enough fuel to get to hawaii. mckinley said, i can't let those islands go to japan. since the treaty failed, mckinley was old enough to remember how we got texas. they annexed it by joint resolution. a simple majority would do. they annexed hawaii. there is the flag coming down. there were a couple of native bands. the native musicians could not take it. they dropped their instruments and left. it was only the american bands that played the star-spangled banner. lili'u closed herself into washington place. they had a mourning during annexation day. here she is retired at washington place. she lived another 20 years. she was kind of a prickly personality. a man in london road, i shook her hand, but i could tell in her eyes that she wanted to kill us. she died of a stroke, there are pictures of her wit

>> reporter: for abe, it's anti-flu drug, avigan, made by fuji film.riple the current stockpile of avigan and expand the use for 2 million people, he says. researchers point out key differences between the pills promoted by president trump and prime minister abe. is what shinzo abe's doing any different from what president trump is doing? >> marginally different. avigan has been around for a while, and unlike hydroxychloroquine, it has been used to test its efficacy against our viruses. >> reporter: reports in china show avigan has been effective in treating coronavirus. but research is limited. clinical trials are under way in japan and set to begin in the u.s. japan plans to provide the drug for free to 20 countries. there are potentially dangerous side effects, including birth defects. if someone has coronavirus. >> yes. >> reporter: would you recommend they take this drug? >> this covid-19, that may kill people. so life or death. which do you choose? >> reporter: hydroxychloroquine can also have serious side effects like heart trouble and eye damag

fuji in our minds, out here mt. shasta, a single solitary mountain.on't think it's going to look like that. i think a better image is a tsunami with echoed waves that follow, and it's up to us how big those other waves would be. let me give you two examples. in 1918 when we had the spanish flu, the great influenza, in san francisco around november, december, when the cases went almost down to zero, the city fathers said, let's open up the city. let's have a great big parade downtown. we'll all take off our masks together. two months later because of that event, the great influenza came back whirring. i had the same experience with smallpox in india twice. we called a global telecon, whatever the give was in the 1970s, 1980s. we had to call it off because we were premature. i hope we don't make the same mistake. we're going to get back to normal. we're still going to love, have a lot of things, but we should have a three-year plan. >> listening to dr. gupta earlier, is that right, 3 million people have been tested -- i have my notes here somewhere. >>

fuji in our minds or out here, mt. shasta. i don't think it's going to look like.hink a better image is a wave of a tsunami, with echoed waves that follow. and it's up to us how big those other waves will be. let me give you two examples. in 1918, when we had the spanish flu, the great influenza, in san francisco, around november, december, when the cases went almost down to zero, the city fathers said let's open up the city. let's have a great, big parade downtown. we'll all take off our masks together. two months later, because of that event, great influenza came back roaring. i had the same experience in india in the small pox. twice, we thought we had reached zero. once, we called a global telecom, whatever was the equivalent then in the 1970s, 1980s. and we had to call it off because we were premature. and i hope we don't make the same mistake. i hope we see this for what it's going to be. we're going to get back to normal. we're still going to love. we're going to have a lot of wonderful things but we should have a three-year plan. >> i was just listening to

fuji water in effect those lows pinwheeling around each other and the one from the south coming up and bringing us the rain and right now as far north as redwood city and foster city. you can see right here on live doppler 7 and up towards san mateo and that will continue heading to the north as you can see on live doppler 7 and getting intense and snow levels down to around 3,000 feet. watch overnight, it starts to drop down a little bit. if you get caught under these waves of showers, several instances today, half an inch of rain even up to an inch in our mountains and hills. but look at this, 60 tomorrow with a drying trend. mid-60s wednesday and then a little bit above average over the weekend. away fraom the coast, how about some 70s. >>> queen elizabeth made the eremarks in her fifth televised speech to the british people in her 68-year-old reign. >> i hope in the years to come everyone will be able to take pride in how they responded to this challenge. and those who come after us will say the britains of this generation were as strong as any. >> that's a clear reference to the w

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the "fuji" was built in britain because they didn't have a shipyard big enough. 7-inch guns, 1,100 tons of coal. they had just kicked china's butt in the japanese war. if they had seized hawaii as a coeling station and the ministry of war wanted to do it. the foreign ministry was saying, well, maybe we shouldn't. those ships could have gone to california and bombarded for 1,000 miles and still had enough fuel to get back to hawaii. and mckinley told the senator, i don't know what i should do. i cannot let those islands go to japan. so, since the treaty failed, mckinley, who's old enough to remember how we got texas -- texas, the treaty failed, but they annexed it by joint resolution, which did not need a two-thirds majority. a simple majority will do. so, they end up annexing hawaii. there is the hawaiian flag coming down. by the way, there were a couple of native bands and the remains of the royal hawaiian band played as the flag came down. and the native musicians couldn't take it. they dropped their instruments and just left. and it was only the american bands that played the star-sp

basically, locations like the amsterdam-rotterdam the fuji area, singapore area are the places wheree their oil products. full already at the beginning of the year. storage is pretty run out. portsareas in the outer quickly came into size. we have basically everything booked. it is impossible to find a short tank anymore. anna: good morning to you. when you say everything is booked, so everything is booked, but not necessarily physically full? is that the way this works? krien: yes. you make a program and you see what you need. so for producers, they have a plan what they need for the future, and they have the capacity accordingly. not all the tanks are necessarily full, but they are higher. they are taken for. never, ever are the tanks filled to the brim. you need, in order to pump into a pipeline, you need to work with the tanks. you never will see a situation where the tanks are 100% full. but today, we see that all the takes are being rented -- tanks are being rented. owned by thech are oil producers, so not the independent terminals. are at a higher occupancy, but still, yeah, p

does a testing and tracking index which is interesting it includes not just the j&js and roches and fujiand small companies working on anti-virals or imknew know therapies or asthma medication so much is being done. that index is tracking with the overall market right now, which i think continues to show you that there is hope that all of these companies throwing all of their resources at this is going to help and fueling a lot of opt michlt in the market during the depths of the crisis in march the two are moving in opposite directions showing money was camped out there hiding out in some of the b biotech names. >> more than 11 trillion for the market cap do better in a pandemic than without it a lot of people set up got a windfall losers have small market caps. the notion of the disconnect, aren't they trading hair salons? we're not, we're trading vaccines and essential surgery, so i think that people have to recognize that our companies, 11 trillion of our companies have been set up for when the economy is not good, because they've been through not good economies, and i'm not, there's

, we all keep expecting, well, don't we just give someone an intravenous and they're fine the one, fuji film, is doing the best as a pill for -- in these tests. the regeneron news that was exciting was that they have a lung cancer drug that apparently -- where they stopped the tests, and may be superior to ketruda i want to lower expectations in these hospitals, they're thrilled with something that goes 50% to 60% because they lost so many people. we have to be more like that "new york times" article today, where there was a young lawyer who got sick, he ended up surviving, but in the piece we don't know why he did. it did say that he was at one point taking remdesivir but they didn't know if he was part of the control group. until they article, we didn't think remdesivir was against a control group. so the lack of information about what goes on is just frightening. i mean, i was watching on "saturday night live," i learned a lot more about how things are going. >> are you -- are you watching with bated breath the results of these early remdesivir results >> i was i think it's been real

if they have something, then it leads to other things in the anti-viral i think this fuji pill is going to be something that we're going to be listening to and the vaccine story, i think has always been overhyped. it's what we need, but it's so hard to inject a healthy person can something that could kill them that the government -- and no government wants that to happen i hear china is ahead, but david, as you know, an anti-viral is truly something that would make it to you might want to go out and think you know what? it's not a death sentence to go out. and that does matter, david. >> without a doubt that's important in terms of people leading their lives again. which we all want to do as quickly as possible. >> indeed. coming up on 10:00 a.m., welcom to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer and david faber and sara eisen. getting numbers on pending homes today in addition to the wave of news this morning. let's get to diana >> carl, pending home sales in march fell 20.8% month to month and were down 16 .3% year over year sales were hardist hit in the midwest d

i know fuji is ahead on the pill form that's something they have not talked about fu fujifilm drug, that'syou start, you work towards a pill. you know that better than anybody. if it works in iv, you can get to pill. if it doesn't work in an iv or if it's like the chinese saying it kills you, maybe the chinese were not as close to this as we thought. maybe they had puts. >> all right >> thank you we'll see you in a few minutes later this morning, don't miss the interview with speaker of ate house nancy pelosi th's coming up at 10:45 a.m. on "squawk on the street." stay tuned, "squawk box" will be right back >>> welcome whacback stocks jumping on news from gilead that just crossed the wires about possibly some help as far as a therapeutic goes and some potentially positive news on remdesivir. we had it a couple wooeeks ago, then it seemed to not be as positive as people thought based on studies in china, but studies released today on both fronts by gilead and by a government agency so waiting for gilead to open. closed at 68.67, and it's halted premarket. so that will be interesting when th