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looking at the middle east in particular now, in my new job as i was in riyadh and abu dhabi last week, i've been all over the gulf, the united states is no longer the only game in town in the gulf for the middle east, and that means back the saudis the kuwaitis other people are looking for other alternatives for commercial goods, and to purchase their 5g infrastructure, from china interstates or europe but what also struck me is looking around the region, there is no other country that is able to pull together the different regional powers, the different international powers, like the united states. some people want to draw a parallel between the british withdrawal from empire after world war ii when britain physically gave up colonies. the united states is not doing that. first of all we are not a colonial power in the traditional sense. we do not occupy countries and run them around the world. what we have is a number of cooperative agreements where we have soft economic power, u.s. military presence, and in most cases guided with an embassy with a very broad representation of u.s.

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sam kylie checking in from abu dhabi for us. thank you, sam. >>> california's governor has a stern message for those refusing to stay home. how he is sticking to his orders despite a big hit to the economy. we'll share that with you when we come back. >>> also. >>> good news perhaps out of the country where the pandemic started at a time when the world is desperate for hope. we'll go live to asia just a little later this hour. mucinex cold & flu all-in-one. fights... oh no. no-no-no. did you really need the caps lock? mucinex cold and flu all-in-one. >>> be a good neighbor. be a good citizen. those young people still out there on the beaches thinking this is a party. time to grow up. time to wake up. time to recognize it's not just about the old folks. it's about your impact on their lives. don't be selfish. >> right. that's important right now. the governor there of california, gavin newsom, giving his state and the rest of the u.s. a bit of scolding amid this crisis. california, one of a handful of states under stay-at-home or

but good news this time as several members of the groupama fdj team have been holed up in a hotel in abuud demare discovered that he and his teammate roman sinkledam were released from their quarantine on the fourth floor of the w abu dhabi hotel where they've been since 27 february. cue the celebrations. pop music plays. that is one way to celebrate isn't it. all the business stories coming up next, i will see you soon. there were rainbows aplenty as the showers just kept on coming in some areas, and i think we will keep an unsettled look to the weather in the forthcoming week. it starts dry and bright and crisp with maybe one or two pockets of frost, across the eastern side of scotland, monitor spots over the east of england. but the day will change quite markedly, especially so across central and western areas because waiting in the wings we have a new area of low pressure with us, isobars packed quite tightly there. so there will be a combination of wet and windy weather on its way. so don't be fooled by the dry start, the rain will be all over northern ireland by lunchtime, by runti

we will always ensure that our system works in abus way and helping canadians as quickly as necessary in these exceptional circumstances and that's what we are going to see this afternoon in what i'm sure will be robust but extremely cooperative and collaborative debate in the house. speaking french] speaking french] >> speaking french] prime minister trudeau: i think we recognize in an emergency situation, we need to take certain steps that wouldn't be taken in a non-emergency situations. but as far as i know, that is not a situation we are looking at right now. but as i said, all options are on the table to do what is necessary to keep canadians safe in these exceptional times. >> good morning, prime minister, how many premieres asked you to invoke the emergency act and what is your tipping point to enact at? prime minister trudeau: recognizing that most proposal provinces and territories have brought in their own emergency acts. the federal emergencies act is really a step above that would involve the powers of coordination of re-aranking supply chains to cover challenges in variou

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four teams have been unable to leave their abu dhabi hotel. gavin ra mjaun. you know as a professional athlete, you're always kind of a type a person to kinda go out there with plans to keep working out and keep moving. being locked in a small room overlooking a formula 1 track everything will day, it feels like a little bit of a mental test to say the least. it's quite a weird situation because we're all sharing the same buffet rooms and shared spaces during these first three days of coin team, so if there was any further doubt —— days of quarantine. it's safe to say the organisation has left 500 people slip away. what's the information that you're getting from authorities there. what are they telling you is yellow u nfortu nately, are they telling you is yellow unfortunately, it's very poor. we've been hearing more from the media at oui’ been hearing more from the media at our own embassies from anyone at the hotel here. what are you doing to keep yourself fit, i've seen you said that you're missing training time. what are you doing in your

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ineos have been allowed to travel home from the cancelled uae tour, but others remain in quarantine in abusts for the virus have come back negative after around 600 riders, staff members and media were checked over the past two days. the remaining results are expected soon. britain have their first gold at the track cycling world cup. elinor barker was crowned world points race champion in berlin, the only rider to gain two laps, on her way to a winning total of 50 points.barker adds the gold to her silverfrom the team pursuit earlier in the championships. i had ihada i had a conversation with my coach beforehand where we said after yesterday would i be happy to say that i'd had a good ride, because i was fairly happy with my performance yesterday, i just didn't was fairly happy with my performance yesterday, ijust didn't get was fairly happy with my performance yesterday, i just didn't get a medal. and i said i'd rather take some big risks and risk coming 15th but put myself in a position where i can win, i'm glad i and did. it was a big risk, because i nearly lost it all, but i hung on f

john dep tear yoes joins us from abu dhabi. what's going on here?er: pretty complicated, along with the gyrations, christine, we went up 24% yesterday, another 6% today because of the words of donald trump. he said he'll intervene at the right time, but saudi arabia has not changed. flooding the market. we've seen prices go well below $30 a barrel. this is a triangulation, it's a fight, a cold war between saudi arabia, russia and the united states for supremacy in the oil market. because saudi arabia and russia have been cooperating to lift prices and balance supplies, the shale producers have benefitted. saudi arabia did a huge pivot after that opec plus meeting where they didn't agree with russia and decided to go the opposite direction. we're the lowest producers in the world. our strategy is to knock down shale producers and russia as well. they'd like to see shale production drop at least by a million barrels a day this year and more by 2021. it's fraught with danger of him intervening perhaps looking too weak against saudi arabia, giving too m

john deftarios joining us live from abu dhabi. many thanks. >>> still to come on cnn, we will talk to a doctor at the center of the coronavirus response in italy where the number of cases has been rising rapidly. back in just a moment. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. want to turn to italy now. a small sign of hope in a country hit hard by the coronavirus. in just the past day there were 601 deaths, which is a staggering number, of course, but that reflects a slight drop in the number killed for the second day in a row. so far italy has reported more than 6,000 coronavirus deaths, and cnn's delia gallagher joins us now live from rome. good to see you, delia. so the numbers are still shocking, it has to be said, but we are seeing a new trend that is perhaps giving italy some hope right now. talk to us about that. >> report

john defterios joins us live from abu dhabi. you have to explain to us.is petro politics on a global scale. what is happening? >> just the words, christine, extraordinary from donald trump saying he's thinking of intervention. saw prices rise 24%. we're up another 6, 7% today. 30% in two days. but this is fraught with challenges for the president because he's been very close to saudi arabia, particularly that crown prince supporting him during the khashoggi murder, for example, selling military equipment, supporting him on iran. but this plan that saudi arabia has had, along with russia, to stabilize the market after the 2016 crash particularly helped u.s. produceever. still, there was a big pivot and they suggested if russia is not going to cooperate, why are we going to make room for the united states. they changed strategy, opened up the taps, christine, in a big, big way. even cut the prices to the customers. this is difficult for the president. he's very transactional. they had the security pact with iran. when am i going to get the pay back for that

joining me now to discuss is our own john defterios from abu dhabi. let's talk about the pressures on the markets. in particular, what's the outlook for europe? obviously, there are risks of a slow-down if that's not already happening. >> i saw your report from kathryn in paris. now we see france and spain following in the footsteps of italy, closing restaurants and coffee bars, limiting transportation to do the right thing in terms of health. i think it's very difficult, michael, to avoid a recession, and perhaps even wiping out a half year or two quarters of growth entirely. this is almost like a cancer hitting the weakest economies, if you will, michael. because they were the weakest coming into the downturn before the virus appeared. this is the challenge particularly for italy, which runs a debt to gdp over 130%. the uk has taken a different strategy, trying to keep transportation open, pubs, everything, moving as smoothly as possible to protect growth and air travel. we have two experiments playing out. and this uncertainty is wreaking havoc on

. >> let's bring in cnn business emerging markets, live from abu dabi. dollar 2 trillion stimulus package, a look at what it will mean for the u.s. economy and markets in this country, when they open a matter of hours from now. >> we had a strong day in asia, many thought the package would go through. when it did pass, it is the best day in asian marketings since the global financial crisis. you take the last two days of we're seeing gains of 15 to 18%. sydney and australia, all industrialized countries. and there is really no way the package was not going to pass. it was all about oversight. but it is comprehensive, and i say kind of targets main street because it looks to bail out industries who are suffering the most like airlines. there is money going into small business, and the health care system very important and direct paychecks. it is broad-based measure, something i've never seen in my 30 years of journalism. so it says a lot. larry kudlow, the white house adviser was suggesting that in total, it is $6 trillion, not $2 trillion. it was $2 tril

he was named the leader of isis after we killed abu bock -- after we killed al-baghdadi last year. . we remain continued to defeat isis no matter who they designate as their leader. continuing on designations and our leadership, the department is sanctioning nine entities based in south africa, hong china, as well as three iranian individuals all for knowingly engaging in significant transactions for the purchase, acquisition sale transport or marketing of petrochemical products from iran, the largest leading state sponsor of terror. this includes the designation of iran armed forces, social security investment company and its director for using their resources to invest in sanctioned entities. i would like to mention today that in response to iran's regimes, the department of commerce is adding five iranian nuclear scientists to the entities list. these five individuals were involved in iran's pre-2004 nuclear weapons program, and continue to be employed by the regime to this day. after work on the plan was stopped, frank continued to preserve its records and its scientists includin

and of course, abu bakr al baghdadi, the head of isis is gone. can we all agree that the world is a better place cause of these people are gone? [applause] it comes to these missions, it's not just the state department, i'm part of a big team with our secretary of defense mark esper, and intelligence head, dean asked dale is running the cia, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, my neighbor, the only key member of our team i don't know well and that's a german shepherd, i'm going to get to know him. it's aremarkable team that the president has . and he has put together to help deliver foreign policy. a second party is to enhance american values, that includes appending that first freedom, religious liberty. some people look at the killings of christians in the middle east and definite cause next and say that's not our problem. i say, president trump says it's our problem because the god that has this country as a standardbearer for religious freedom is important everywhere. [applause] nations that respect this right are freer, more prosperou

sam kiley bringing us the latest from abu dhabi. many thanks to you. we turn to blake essig now joining us from tokyo. and, blake, japan is still reeling from criticism over its failed quarantine effort on board the diamond princess cruise ship. and now, it's trying to contain infections across the country. what's the latest on that? >> well, rosemary, the good news about the diamond princess saga is that it has now all but finished. just yesterday, the captain was the final crew member to disembark the diamond princess. before he did that, he made one final announcement over the intercom saying, good night, diamond princess. before blowing the horn. now, he and several crew members are here in japan at government-run facilities doing a 14-day quarantine. but you're absolutely right. as far as the admitted failed quarantine on board the diamond princess, and really the criticism being a slow response by the japanese government just in the past week, that the idea of social distancing has been the main focus for the japanese government. people are worki

and let's talk it over with john defterios who joins me now from abu dhabi. the u.s.kets had their worst week since october 2008. great concern with how europe is going to fare with the cases skyrocketing in italy and so on. what does this mean for the core european economies? >> you know, interest the core european economy it's a huge challenge, michael, and also the stock markets down 30% to 35%. we had the prime minister of italy going yet another step further suggesting that if it's not critical business and it's only needed for life support going forward it will be halted until april 3rd. so it raises the multibillion dollar question going forward is this going to be the model in germany, france and spain, the core of europe as you were suggesting there? we see the u.k. preparing for a spike in the virus right now. so they're setting up unemployment funds. there are reports the u.k. governments will take stakes and it's quite radical the response. you have to think the method everyone's using right now, michael, in to the rearview mirror is to go back to 2009 and

john defterios joining us live from abu dhabi. many thanks to you. appreciate it. >>> meantime, president donald trump wants the u.s. economy reopened in less than three weeks. on tuesday, he talked about the light at the end of the tunnel, but his optimism is not in sync with that of his medical advisers, who say the battle against the coronavirus has only just begun. >> i hope we can do this by easter. i think that would be a great thing for our country. >> who suggested easter? who suggested that? >> i just said it's a beautiful time. it would a beautiful time, a beautiful timeline. you can look at a date, but you've got to be very flexible. on a literally day-by-day and week-by-week basis, you need to valid the feasibility of what you're trying to do. and john, you asked for what kind of metrics, what kind of data? when you look at the country, obviously, no one is going to want to tone down things when you see what's going on in a place like new york city. i mean, that's just, you know, good public health practice and common sense. >> and look a

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hour drive that abu. dhabi. can find within 4 gray walls he fights using.art help him to leave defense room. and we're back with michael sam warren sapp humala just talking about killing 19 michael there's a question that bothers you know it's rhyme being told and i understand you've confirmed that some people and. the. the same happened in college 1000 but not feel it it's not have any symptoms. absolute majority of their own so you don't feel anything like no house no no nothing and that means that i can take as many precautions as i want and not seal the collet when i have it and in sac my parents who are 60 plus if i leave wasn't right that's that's a biggest issue in the us. that you have what you came to your parents in they get air they might have a severe disease that's exactly the biggest problem whatsoever here and that's why the brits actually in the big general dollar break they said ok guys you get young guys you can go go there well you know your life well you can go to the closing because it's very. isolation complete isolation. so what do yo

the 56-year-old man is being charged with two counts of robbery and two counts of elder abu abuse. >>> the las vegas raiders have officially dropped oakland. they are also set to open a new stadium in vegas this fall, but a dedicated group of fans in the east bay just can't give up. they're not giving up easily. a court hearing expected over the raiders hearing. they filed a lawsuit hoping to bring a new nfl team to oakland while keeping the raiders name and colors here. nfl owners colluded when they voted to move to las vegas, and they can't take the raiders name with them. a judge could decide on those issues or to dismiss the case. >>> a man drove a u haul van into a bar injuring three people. the man was kicked out of the bar when he threatened the bouncers, said he would be back. he wasn't kidding. he got in the van and drove into a crowd of people sitting outside that bar. >> and this u haul van is just driving down the sidewalk and coming towards us. we all jump out of the way and then it runs straight into the salon, glass shattered all over us. at that point everyone was just

likud party and deputy mayor of jerusalem for foreign relations and in jaffa on skype we have sami abu he's a party politician and a member of the knesset welcome to you all. in tel aviv coming to you 1st millions of people have just voted for a man who stands accused of bribery fraud and a breach of trust what does that say about israeli voters. well i think that when you look at the charges i'm a lawyer by profession i trained in the u.k. and there's 2 things that we have to bear in mind 1st of all there's never been a case in the entire world where a quid pro quo involves positive coverage in these really press we're not talking here about cash on the lopes we're not talking here about anything which is material we're talking about 8 quo which has never in any country in any modern democracy been considered a quo in terms of bribery and so 1st of all they the charge is a little tenuous for those reasons secondly in any most modern countries most prime ministers have some type of immunity covering them either to face the music when they finish serving or whilst they're not even openi

abu a car al baghdadi is dead.in 2018 the un secretary general antonio terrorist announced the appointment of a special advisor to support efforts to investigate icicles crimes. as the head of the un investigative team the special advisers mandate is to collect preserve and store evidence. but how are the investigations conducted and will it bring justice to the countless victims in iraq and syria the united nations special adviser. talks to al-jazeera. thank you so much for talking to al-jazeera my pleasure so you've been investigating the alleged crimes committed by members of eisel what sort of picture is emerging in terms of who are the victims humanity. all communities nobody was spared anybody that refused to do the bait to the contorted and quick twisted ideology of meaning. agents to really slumming state what i insist maintain is an islamic state a complete perverted contortion of a religion whose very name is peace now as you're collecting evidence though the question comes up what ultimately are you goin

i doubt that abu. dhabi. you have. confined within 4 gray walls he fights using. turn on to help him to leave this room. i have max keiser this is the kaiser report this is day 29 walk down that's right we've been here in this very location for 29 days and so far you know we've been both it's a tragedy but it's also very interesting because so much of what we've said over the past 10 years and if you go back to shows we've done even before the kaiser report to go back 15 years so much of what we've been talking about for so long is now coming to the to the to the surface it's it's happening and so stacy talked to me a little bit about this one of the constants throughout all of our episodes of all of our various programs has been mention of my hair so just so you know in case my hair is not perfect as it usually is this is because we did not have anybody to look at me from behind until the edit situation or anything i think i have a comment on the go ahead and put the comment because this is very poor it's your show you're the man in the photo i think if if the co

one of the 18 cyclists quarantined in an abu dhabi hotel due to coronavirus has been telling us aboutn whilst on lockdown. they've not been allowed out for a week now — and remain in the hotel until next saturday — but on tuesday they were permitted indoor bike trainers. ramon sinkeldam — who tested negative — says he's now concerned about getting the right food. we are obviously burning a lot of calories on the bike. you burn a lot of sugar and carbs and with the food that is provided for normal people it is enough but we burn 3000 per day more so we are figuring out a way to get us some more rice or oats or whatever, but i think the hotel is also willing to help us. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport including news of the scotland six nations squad. and a new contract for roy hodgson at crystal palace. sarah mulkerrins will have lots more in afternoon live from 2pm. we arejust we are just hearing from british airways in a statement saying that public health england has confirmed two members of british

if we travel one hour to my right to the united arab emirates dubai and abu dhabi these super hubs to more gateways to the world closed as part of the u.a.e. directive where they have grounded all u.a.e. carriers actually had emirates at i.b.m. fly to buy both at because of a fall in demand and do so because they need to do that part in limiting the spread of cub it 19 but what i think was really interesting specifically that came from the u.a.e. was that they said that they would be there of course to respond to the actual demand when it picks up again but they did state that actually there is no demand now and that's why they are having to completely suspend all operations and aca is only ever able to make money for an airline when there are passengers on board when it is in the air and for the majority of allan's worldwide right now those aircraft are not in the air and if there are some i can guarantee you the majority of them do not have very many passengers at all and so the airlines are having to respond for the now and then of course plan for the next 3 to 6 months how will th

is not about the injuries on him for us the issue is that you should resign him is that that not not abu dis which is that what they're offering you there is a big difference between saying with the euro zone as its capital or with its capital in jerusalem because there was a name has 2 sides there is the city of jerusalem which is only 6 square kilometers which is the old city and the holy bhasin and that is where we consider east jerusalem is the city or we sure as the name and then you have the governor mitt of jerusalem which includes the villages around the city of jerusalem so when he said it's got to tell in eastern jerusalem is that if it into one of the little tiny villages which is outside the ward city the 6 kilometers over there was an m. is an. has been expanded by is that i am to become 65 kilometers and what the americans are proposing that this but is seen in the capital will be even outside the ward bottle of jerusalem which is in one and the worst bought or so is when they said you can choose anywhere and put it puts you know you name any city or any village and you go

all right, thank you, pal abu ghosh, our science correspondent, thank you.t essential businesses are allowed to remain open — including supermarkets, chemists and banks. but there are still questions aboutjust what does — or should — constitute essential work. in the last few minutes, one of britain's biggest builders, taylor wimpey, has said it's closing its sites. our business correspondent sarah corker reports. shopping centres and retail parks across the uk are largely off—limits. at this site in north manchester, just four out of 35 stores providing vital supplies are allowed to stay open. i'm just asking people what essential things you've been buying today? milk. food for my 87—year—old mother. potatoes. stuff that will be staple in the fridge. it's ok in there. nice and calm and nobody is panic buying. last night nonessential retailers were ordered to close, including clothing shops, hairdressers, hotels and electronic stores. the government will pay 80% of wages. today the chancellor has promised more support for the self—employed, but admitted that

. —— pal abu as we've heard, the government is advising schools in the uk to remain open for now.—to—face teaching. our education correspondent caroline davies reports. the last day of school in france — one of more than 30 countries around the world to decide to close them. but today at the conference for the association of school and college leaders, the government said again that schools in the uk will currently stay open. in the overwhelming majority of situations, there is absolutely no need to close a school or to send pupils or staff home. can you just flip over the sheets of paper you're reading, please? the government's chief scientific adviser defended not closing schools, saying that it would be inconceivable that children wouldn't socialise with each other anyway, and that there were more impactful measures to be put in place first. can you hear me all right? can you see the powerpoint 0k? some schools have already tried remote learning for pupils in self—isolation, like this school in devon. but some head teachers have pointed out this only works if all pupils have ac

currently the season is due to end on the 29th of november in abu dhabi.ms with there not being a olympic games in tokyo this summer. instead, they'll have to wait until next year to perform on the global stage. at the 2016 olympics, rugby 7s made it's debut at the tournament, with team gb winning silver. earlier i spoke to england rugby 7s player, alex davis, who admits, that he was gutted to hear that the games had been postponed, especially after just returning from injury after 1a months out. for us it felt quite inevitable, but idid for us it felt quite inevitable, but i did guess it was going to be postponed at one time but we just weren't really sure to what extent, would it be postponed by a year? cancelled? would it be postponed by a year? cancelled ? a lot would it be postponed by a year? cancelled? a lot of uncertainty around that but i guess it's really saddening to not be able to look forward to the summer olympics, representing team gb, but obviously, for the health of everyone around the world it was the right decision for the ioc to make an

have been cancelled, whilst 18 riders plus team staff have to endure another week in quarantine in abunkeldam chatted to me early about life stuck in a hotel room. we had three highlights per day, brea kfast, we had three highlights per day, breakfast, dinner and lunch and they brought it to the door because they are not allowed to enter the room. so, he wanted to rub the rim? i will show you. —— so do you want a tour of any room? alcoholic is next door who is not allowed, but he came in anyway. we prepared a luxury dinner. they brought it in plastic bags —— oui’ they brought it in plastic bags —— our colleague from next door who is not allowed. we eat the food with wooden knives. we have a coffee machine and the bikes are behind with some ventilators with some air stream. you guys need a lot of calories, able to get the right stuff in and the red quality of thirdyou burn a lot of sugar and carbs and with the four that is provided for normal people, we burn thousands more per day more. now we are figuring out a way to get us some more rice or muesli or oats or whatever. tell is about c

canceled all international flights indefinitely major tourism and cultural centers have been shut down in abu dhabi where the pandemic has prompted colombia to shut its a shut its land border with venezuela it's a crossing used by thousands of venezuelans every day who are looking for food and medicine during their devastating economic crisis on a sunday is monitoring the situation from its own go. they president they say they shut the border with venezuela starting at 5 am on saturday it was a bit of a surprise we knew that this could have been a possibility given how worried the colombian government is. the possibility of this thread of the current of virus inside the venue sway left given how ill equipped to the health services are in the country in the neighboring country given the fact that it's been going through a very severe economic crisis for you years now it's also suffering from the us thanks a u.s. sanctions things of thousands of venezuelans depend on crossing on a daily basis to prolong for basic food for health services for medical appointments and we are already getting repor

abu bakr al-baghdadi was last seen in yellowstone in september, jj vanished just days later.this, the stepmom charged with murdering a missing little boy is waking up in the colorado jail cell. she faces new charges after she reportedly attacked a deputy is the extradited her from south carolina to colorado. 11-year-old gannon was last seen getting into his step mom's car. gannon's body has not been found. a federal judge slamming the attorney general for the special counsel russia probe and demanding a review of unredacted versions from the doj. judge reggie wilson wants to determine if the redactions were warranted and if they followed federal guidelines writing the court seriously questions whether william barr made a calculated attempt to influence public discourse about the mueller report in favor of donald trump. despite certain findings in the redacted version of the mueller report to the contrary. last april william barr declared special counsel robert mueller had not found evidence tying the trump campaign to russian meddling. sparks fly in a wild police chase overni

cnn's sam kylie following developments live from abu dhabi. good morning to you.t is iran doing to try to contain this especially now the virus has infected more than a half a dozen of its own top government officials? >> yeah, very senior officials indeed. you've got the vice president in charge of womens affairs has been infected, deputy minister of health infect asked an advisor to the supreme leader, his death was announced yesterday. he's also a member of the iranian legislator and importantly comes from the holy city of -- it has been not quite the epicenter but close to the epicenter in terms of numbers of infections partly perhaps because of the large number of pilgrims that always visit that city. and that it makes it extremely difficult for authorities to prevent people going not least because a lot of the pilgrims go in order to seek divine help for health complaints. but the iranian authorities have got a shortage they say of masks because three weeks ago they actually donated 3 million masks to china to help the wuhan province deal with their problems

. >> and now from abu dhabi, not knowing when people can go back to work, and not knowing the globalsion, there will be one. >> michael, i think it's the time line of uncertainty. not being weeks but months now. that narrowed a change over the weekend there. i listened to the language and he is much more sensitive to the plight of workers. he was seen as insensitive the week before. and the uk, we hear it will be a lockdown for months. president trump had an easter target. that is extended. and j.p. morgan chase said that first half, the global economy will drop 10%. the g-20 stimulus was 5 trillion drrs. it's a record amount of stimulus but not enough to remove a cloud of uncertainty when things will pick up again. that is the reality we are faced with today. >> yeah, it is. and when with it comes to the markets, there is pressure, selling increasing to start week off. what do you see is the up? >> it's hard to find a bright spot here. the asian markets for the most part were down severely, nikkei down in tokyo, better than 3%. the two other major indices, and a rally in south korea

for the future we are asking about the coronavirus and really got some interesting anecdote al data abue handling it just over 30 responded more than half said three quarters or more of their work force is now working from home for the foreseeable future also asking whether they had stress tested their technology systems for a crisis like this where such significant percentage of the work force would be working from home one way to look at it is that the majority said they had stress tested this, 53 plus percent. actually 40% -- majority said they had not stress tested it. but a majority said that they had. we asked also if they had diverted resources to try to make this more palatable for people to be working from home two-thirds said that they had diverted resources we have been talking about the challenges security wise associated with this level of work from home we'll continue to talk about that as well >> jon, in looking at those results and conversations we've had on our air in recent weeks and tech companies that could potentially stand to benefit we are getting reports of short