. >>> in "today's quick hits," with just under 200 days to the olympics, a kyoto news poll in japan shows that about 80% of people say the tokyo games should be either canceled or delayed as a record surge of coronavirus cases infect the country. >>> disneyland is going to serve as the first vaccination sight for orange county people the site will be able to vaccinate thousands a day. it will open this week. >>> ben and jerry's is rolling out a line of doggy treats it has a sunflower butter base it will be on store shelves for your pup this month. >>> cnbc's geoff cutmore joins us from london to break down the covid numbers. hi, jegeoff, good morning. >> a very good morning, fran sechltsfrances. the survey from bankrate shows only 39% of those spoken to said they could afford to meet an unexpected $1,000 expense. 18% of those surveyed said they would probably end up putting it on a credit card, while another 18% said they could pay the bill, but they would ultimately have to trim other household expenses to compensate. >>> big news for elon musk he slips from number one wealthiest person

currently i think public sentiment is negative recent public opinion polls 'd by kyoto news and others have shown that only about i believe 20 percent of the public expects the games to believe that the games should go on as scheduled with the remainder are split roughly evenly between postponing them again and canceling them altogether so currently majority of the public does believe the game should go on in some form or another but certainly there is not that much confidence that they can go on in july as far as being the logistics of being able to safely keep everyone quarantined and safe. it's a massive undertaking we've had professional sports in japan since june they started behind closed doors quickly transitioned to limited crowds of about 55000 eventually moved 'd up to 50 percent of stadium capacity and then quickly as cases really accelerated in early january late december we saw the limits for sporting events go back down again and now we're seeing the rugby top league has been postponed we're just a league of supposedly going to start next month and it's massive just to do

the surveys come from kyoto news and tokyo broadcasting and are released to the capital and surrounding areas. the prime minister has said he is confident the olympics will go ahead. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haslinda: still ahead, in our equality segment, we focus on how it worsens the income gap as millions of lost their jobs. we discuss this and possible solutions with abb director general for southeast asia. rishaad: next, chinese bonds emerge as a haven in the global selloff. will this continue? we will do that with belinda bao from blackrock. ♪ haslinda: you are watching bloomberg markets: asia. rishaad: jeffrey gundlach delivering his annual webcast with an interesting call say that asian equities are unfounded and asset classes high. a shout out to korean stocks. haslinda: he also sees more room to run for emerging markets which have benefited from the weaker dollar, and added bearish on the dollar in the short-term. he says

numbers are according to kyoto news survey, showing people waiting to go to the hospital or isolation center in 11 prefectures in state of emergency. in tokyo nearly quin tupled to 7,500 people waiting for space, more and more people dying at home. infectious disease expert explained to me those at high risk are supposed to go to hospital while those with mild symptoms are sent to isolation centers to avoid infecting family members and preventing community spread. now because of the strain, even with severe symptoms sizeable number of people are on the waiting list. this is coming as japan is dealing with a severe spike in covid cases, more than 360,000 total cases. tokyo, the government is urging people to stay at home, we are under a state of emergency but most say it's too little, too late, michael. >> how does this tie into the plans for the olympics? i imagine would add to people's concerns about the olympics in japan. >> reporter: absolutely. and further speculation about whether or not it's feasible to hold it this year. but the government, the international olympic committee h

in tokyo now quinn it upling to nearly 7,500 people waiting for space according to a survey by kyoto newsre and more people are dying at home with covid-19. it includes those with more serious symptoms that have no choice but to wait at home and this all comes as cases in japan have more than doubled in the past two months to now more than 360,000 while parts of japan are under a state of emergency, including here in tokyo with residents urged to stay at home, businesses like restaurants and bars urged to close early, most health experts i speak to say it's too little too late. you have japanese officials trying bat away any rumors that the olympics could be canceled. they're only 6 months away and they insist they will still go on. the situation on the ground does not bode well for the games. what happened at the australian open shows what can happen. 72@leefts under a 14 day quarantine. you can imagine a bigger challenge at an event like the olympics. >> that is a wake-up call. celina wang bringing us the latest. many thanks. >>> the world economic forum is going to look a lot different

so this is according to a kyoto news survey that found at least 15,000 people are now waiting for a hospitaling for space at an isolation center. and this is just for those 11 prefectures in japan that are under a state of emergency. and these numbers have soared in the past month. in tokyo, the numbers have nearly quintupled to now more than 7,500 people on a wait is list. michael, this means that more and more people are now dying at home. an infectious disease expert in japan told me that high-risk people, which would include the elderly, those with severe symptoms, are supposed to go to the hospital while those with mild symptoms are supposed to go to an isolation center to avoid infecting others in the community and their family members. but now because of this massive strain we're seeing on the medical system, even a sizeable number of those with severe cases are now on this waiting list. and cases in japan have skyrocketed just in recent months now to more than 360,000 cases. and here in tokyo, the government is urging people to stay inside, restaurants and bars to close by 8:00 p.m.

newsagency shows woes, a poll by kyoto newsagency shows support for hosting the tokyo 0lympics has hit a new be cancelled or postponed again. i jumped event should be cancelled or postponed again. ijumped from 60% back in december. bringing together tens of thousands of people from all over the world could transform the olympics into the superspreader event of superspreader event. so i think a lot of people are cautious. prime minister dr heggie suga is putting on a brave face and saidjapan is is putting on a brave face and said japan is still committed to holding a safe and secure 0lympics. he hopes the public mood will change when the country begins vaccinations, scheduled to start in late february. aruna iyengar, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: virtually anything is possible at this year's ces electronics show whether high—tech experts swapped vegas for the comfort of own home. the japanese people are in mourning following the death of emperor hirohito. thousands converged on the imperial palace to pay their respects when it was announced he was dead. good grief! after

a long-standing sake brewer has developed a new type of sake aimed at the international market. >> reporter: this sake brewery is located in kyotosuka is the owner. the brewery uses the region's pure groundwater. he's working on sake, continuing with his brewery's traditional production method but inspired by aspects of european wine traditions. >> translator: sake and wine are both fermented liquor. i hope to develop a type of sake that is suited to the tastes of overseas customers. >> reporter: to make headway overseas, he looks for new types of yeast with strong acidity and aromas, also favored by foreign wine drinkers. masuda discovered the yeasts he need wednesday available in kyoto. kyo-no yeast has a fruity aroma and a distinctive acidity. masuda and the researcher are tasting two types of sake brewed with two different fermenting agents. >> translator: they're completely different, even in terms of aroma. >> reporter: masuda creates a new brand of sake by blending the two distinctive delivers. while blending is common in wine might have making, it is rare when producing sake. the taste changes completely depending on the

now, governors of other areas such as osaka and kyoto are asking to be put into emergency measures. on saturday, newns was hit on friday. and deaths are spiralling, surpassing 4000 this weekend — that's just 18 days after the figure topped 3000 on december 22. to add to japan's woes, a new poll by kyodo news agency shows support for hosting the tokyo olympics has hit a new low. just over 80% of 1000 participants said the event should be cancelled or postponed again — a jump from 60% back in december. bringing together tens of thousands of people from all over the world could transform the olympics into the superspreader event of superspreader events. so i think a lot of people are cautious. prime minister yoshihide suga is putting on a brave face. he says japan is still committed to holding a safe and secure olympics. he's hoping the public mood will change when the country begins vaccinations, scheduled to start in late february. aruna iyengar, bbc news. a huge fire has destroyed a multi—million dollar house in beverly hills. flames and smoke could be seen for miles in the night sky. firefighters s

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kyoto says osaka recorded its second-highest number. japan has tightened border controls requiring travelers to submit a negative test within 72 hours of flying. global news air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. shery: coming up, a full slate of guests from the ubs greater china conference. tom mackenzie is at the event in shanghai. who are you speaking with today? m: we have some excellent interviews lined up for you today. we are going to start with the chairman of ubs securities. we are going to be getting an outlook for bond inflows and equities. we will look i got the year of 2020 and how well the business did. we are going to be talking to the advisor of the pboc. we are going to be discussing financials with the head of research for financials at ubs. onare going to get outlook china's economy. lots to look forward to. this is bloomberg. tom: welcome back. i would like to welcome both our bloomberg tv and radio audiences. annualkicking off its greater conference in shanghai. this year incorporates a virtual element as top is in is and poli