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i don't think it is because of a ack of desire. i think it is a lack of ability, ut you make a great point that we will emerge from this crisis and when we do, those business owners will have learned valuable lessons and learned that more reserves may be necessary. let's not lose focus that this event totally unpredictable. we went from a great small business economy and in less than a month, it will probably take a precipitous drop in economic conditions, in unemployment as well as business owner optimism and plans. being prepared for unforeseen events is important. host: sean, palm coast, florida, small business owner. caller: hello, good morning. host: what is your business? caller: i have a land clearing service and i do wildfire itigation to cut strips so firefighters can get inside to save people's homes next door, and hazardous treatment removal, and i have been in business for 13 years. i watched this fiasco in 2007, 2008 when they wanted to give out small checks to individual people, but really when you were alking a $2 tr

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we believe our industry will recover quickly and be an ack sell rant back to the economy once we get to the other side. president thank you very much. c.e.o. of hotel of m.g.m. we've made the decision to close our resorts. and tomorrow night we will close tall resorts in las vegas. at 70,000 people, we are now putting on a furlow. i want to retain those employees. i want to bring them back as soon as possible. las vegas as you know will come back rapidly once you give us the green light. it's very important that we keep these people on our payrolls as soon as possible. i represent the two million jobs in the gaming industry. many of those casinos are in citys that rely upon them for their tax revenue. i appreciate your efforts. and i stand by to help you in any way i can. >> we'll get it done here. we'll get it done. >> i'm richard baits, i'm with the disney company. amed -- and i'm here for the hotel business. thank you, mr. president, mr. vice president, mr. secretary. we have about 220,000 employees. employee retention is the single most important issue for me. the second is liqui

. >> it wasn't a cough, it was one of those ack-ack moments. >> even that's not allowed. >> i feel youalways go according to plan because no matter how hard you try, and listen, reporters are trying very hard, your living room just isn't the same as a television studio. going live from your own home is always a risk. >> i think one of your children just walked in. >> reporter: now more than ever journalists are needing to do just that. this traffic reporter in chicago getting creative with her morning report. >> there is no traffic, but there is still construction. >> reporter: even those at-home reports that look like they're coming from a studio? >> this is through the afternoon as that low passes by -- >> reporter: not what they seem. our ginger zee providing a behind-the-scenes look at her live setup. her camera, a phone. her laptop, stacked on board games. her stagehands, adorable. >> one-person camera setup, you need three phones for it. >> reporter: one of those phones connected back to the control room where someone can make sure the shot looks good. yesterday a producer wantin

now,ack hein when will it port back in san francisco? will those passengers be quarantined? there are a lot of things still up in the air tonight, allen, as far as how all of this plays out with these passengers get back to land. allen? >> that could take a while. 2,000 to 3,000 passengers on the ship plus the crew. logistically, how's the testing going to work? they have to stay aboard the ship? >> reporter: that's the plan, allen. so the governor said they are going to fly those covid-19 test kits out to the grand princess. those test kits will then be flown back to a lab in richmond. the good news here is the turnaround time on these covid- 19 test kits has gone down significantly. it used to be multiple days, you used to have to take the >>inutes ago, governor newsom ta declared a statewide emergency due to the coronavirus. the governor saying it will free up >> late today we learned a medical screener at l.a.x. has contracted the coronavirus. it is unclear whether the worker got sick while screening passengers or through community transmission. the department of homelan

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johns hopns university is acking the pandemic and reports more than 316,000 people have the virus and there have been more than 13,000 deaths as of this afternoon. in an interview this morning the world health organization's executivore direaid lockdowns will not be enough to prevent t disease from resurging. >> we ed to actively search for cases of the virus and we need to test every single suspect case and if any contacts are sick we need to test thems well.'t we donneed to test everybody, we need to focus on testing those who may have the virus. >> sreenivasan: italy now has more cases thaother country. the government reported more than 53,000 cases of the virus, and more than 4,800 deaths. russi mobilbrigades of military medics, special disinfection vehicles and other medical equipment to italy. russia has reported just 306 cases of the coronavirus and only one death. iran tuitrned down the states offer to help combat the virus there. in a televised speech, iran's supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei called u.s. leaders" charlatans and liars" and the offer of assistance "strange.

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off of super tuesday, let's tackle the local issues first, so let's talk about prop 13 which is on ack to fail. this is not the same prop 13 to 1978 got property taxes, the city bond measure that woul embrace $50 billion for california's tools including the colleges universities. >> we passed five mease since 1998, this was appointed by gov. newsom unlike one in 2016 which jerry brown opposed. so it seems like it was all green ligh all the y, and yet, it is losing right now, there is still like 3 1/2 million or so ballots to count but it is behind 5545 roughly. it is a bit a mystery but if you look at the local school bond measures that the state, about 70% of those lost as well. so there might meve been on fatigue in general, maybe concerns about the economy but as you sa there was this question about where voters were confused by the title, because there has been a lot of lk about prop 13, a measure in november to reform the old prop 13 from 1978, e property tax measure so they might have been confusion and even talk ti ng 13 as a proposition number, just in case that was part of the

asked,ack to what you there is obviously a big divide in observers and market participants.k at the reality of what the fed is doing, if the worse and the indications for the economy gets worse, we know the fed typically responds. nejra: the curve is the steepest it months and we have had nine days of steepening. marketsresume if the tell the fed they are expecting qe? peter: it could happen, but we are not there yet. as the front long and can move there is space for the front-end to move, the curve is typically steepening. we are currently in that space. has room totheory, move. the curve will likely stay in the environment. nejra: what is the impact of equities and credit to more cuts from the fed? peter: starting at credit, that is interesting. widened inads have contrast to markets where the front and right cannot move. you see the absolute yields of credit are still coming down and that is a key thing to keep in mind. what is it the fed wants to do? as long as funding costs are coming down, even if the relative cost goes up, that is helpful. therefore, monetary authorit

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airport officials we have reached out to them for comment on this situation and they hae not gotten ack to us at this time, reporting live at dan thorn. were the first station in the bay area to let you know about this case at sfo throug a push alert u can download the kron 4 mobile p to stay up to date on breakg news in the bay area and a u c berkeley udent has tested positive for the coronirus according to an e-mail from a professor the graduate student ested positive on friday. the university says the graduate student did not live on campus or in e city of berkeley. the individual has lf quarantined in the city where they livethat place though not disclosed. u c berkeley did suspend most of its in person classes. earlier this week. now here in the bay area there are more than 180 confirmed cases ofthe coronavirus santa clara county has thmost with 91 deaths, safrancisco county 28 cases contra costa county,5 san mateo county has 20 alameda county 7.so on a county 6 marine county there are 5 cases and the 2 new cases that came out today, according to the county health department had no

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concerned that many nursing homes could be hit hard because they don't have enough qualified workers and ackt government oversight kron four'smaureen kelly explains. >>it's quite serious because normally thenfections only a fact that residence and the staff of a nuing home. but in this case beuse the corona virus is so ntagious. it can be taken out now into the communi charlene harrington is a professor emeritus from u c s s school of nursing. >>she expects this epidemic ll expose gs in the network of care forour most vulnerable population, especially those living nursing homes. that are run for profit 75% of the nursing homes are unrstaffed. and there specially sure registered nurses and registered nurses are crucial because they'rethe ones. >>who would be monitoring infection sent doing the oversight and monitoring handwashing it's her belief that there should be one registered nurse for every 20 to 30 residents. >>d one certified nursing assistant for every 7 patients during the day and evening shifts. but she says the industry also nds tougher goverent oversight, but during the trump bee

bay bridge looks great normally it's crawling from the maze, the 80 over crossing is wide open the ackof tht you're looking at to around west grand. so it not even backed up through the maze much lighter than usual at 10 minutes for the drive into san francisco james darya. >>so the big story this morning. we have more cases of coronavirus confirmed in the bay area and cities are now king action to stop the virus from spreading as best canceling or postponing more than 2 dozen city events kron four's will tran is live ther with a look at them well. >>they are following the lead from the santa clara county health department just like the san jose arks and we told yoaboutthat this morning. take a look at your screen obviously th don't have major events like a have events about a 100 people or so and that's on the rar for the city of palo alto whicis why they went ahead and canceled a lot of advance we've listed some of them right now on your screen if you want to take a look at that it's the arbor day festival. the persian new year festival racing hearts, 5 k and 10 k run, silver screeni

until i have that we are going to hold the current ones ack. >> could you please clarify why the reported number of tests seems to have tripled from yesterday? gov. newsom: this is exactly what i told you what happened over the last number of days. we have been getting all of the new testing information back from some of the largest providers tested in the state of california. i was very specific a moment ago. you heard me discuss a specific number, 12,000 test came from kaiser in northern and southern california. that is one example. kaiser just came on board. another of -- a number of other providers just came on board. and we have to engage them and give them the guidance on exactly what we want. a lot of new providers only submit positive tests, not just negative tests. a lot of folks are sitting on paperwork. there are dozens and dozens of these providers throughout the nation state of california. those protocols i've answered each time someone comes online. we are making sure they are in line with our collection data. over the course of the last week we have been scrubbing all the r

nd a follow-up on brazil, you're asking people who come ack from europe, americans are coming back from europe to self-quarantine for a couple weeks. picture with somebody who now has coronavirus from brazil at mar-a-lago. different? pres. trump: well, i'll tell back from t coming someplace. >> you were exposed. pres. trump: i take pictures and for literally seconds. i don't know the gentleman that about.e talking i haven't seen the picture. i take sometimes hundreds of night i a day and that was taking hundreds of pictures, so i just don't know. did sit with the president for probably two hours, but he has tested that's good. go ahead, please. i would say if you stay home, bad. not it's not bad. there are certain parts of the essentially are have zero problem, washington tough, in ery particular nursing home and the state of washington has been very tough. it's been a big percentage of you talk about the 40 deaths, it's been a big as you ge of the deaths know very well and they all came from a very certain area, unfortunately. please, go ahead. go ahead. very much, mr. president. sky n

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the maze carpool lan are looking good clear on the upper deck 10 richmond sandra fell very the quiet acked up from return parkway ght through the toll plaza we're checking the shore freeway you see we only have a little pocketof slowing from albany down into berkeley 17 minutes that's great from crockett down to the maze a lot of folks are stuck in fairfield vacaville thers a crash at the core delia junction that's holdg a lot car keane is is this going to be wide opendown into albany. we're checking hihway for little busy pittsburg bay point back is the norm, no problems and to concord and a little busy on 85 leaving san jose from 87 approaching cupertino but still under 30 minutes from san jose to mountain view james all right. thank you very much robin. >>to the southay nowhere police are investigating a deadly shooting in san jose that happened in the 1600 block of talley road right near highway 1 one d the eastridge mall. the victim was taketo the local hospital where he later ed at this point police haven't released a description ofthe suspects. >>in the east ba, a jury finds john le

the traffic here only acked up from west grand and never backed up through the maze and it's been quietorning so that quiktrip in but slow leaving san francisco. i don't know if this is because of the fog or something else that has not been reporting yet but look at one o one north from 3rd through to 80 on to the skyway getting to the lower deck all of a sudden we have a long line of traffic so it could be because of that dense fog but no crashes or stalls busy as soon as you come off the benicia bridge heading uth on 6.80 through martinez and up toward highway 4 have a crash right here at the 6.80 highway 4 split and its backing. you upon to the bridge so an unusual slowdown all of a sudden right there going south from dublin to fremont you look good than ever. it's looking good too and 17 not bad at all 22 minutes out of santa cruz through the mountains and into los gatos james. thank you robert. >>there are less than 500 passengers still left to disembark the grand princess cruise ship that docked at the port of oakland meanwhile in indiana couple is keeping a positive titude as the

a backup at the toll >>but this line does not spill ack through the maze like it normly does it's only back from west grand so from west grand thugh the pay gates up the cline that's where the heavy traffic is plus it's raining too. so don't forget youheadlights in your wipers leave a little early because there is a wait, but it's not d we're 12 minutes into san francisco over to 92 traffic looks pretty good across the samateo bridge. but when you come off the idge and you're merging into a foster city and towards send the tale. there's a hit and run west 92 at edgewater at's blocking the right lane. so it's baing up traffic a bit toward the high rise. this is what it's looking like on the hayward side, the flat section crowded bunot bad 21 minutes total to the peninsula. and for ose be traveling on 6.80 have crews are earing a stall south 6.80 anand roddy that's been blocking the left lane. so that's why we have thatheavy traffic rolling south rusin all you can see it's backed up beyond 84. i was about you can see the whole stretch so from dublin to signal fremont and milpitas a 25 mi

. >>> welcome ack. dow, as you saw there, is up nearly a thousand points let's get down to kayla tausche now who has some breaking details of that stimulus package that we're waiting for a vote on kayla, the market is ramping up. in its wait, what can you tell us >> scott, there was a copy of the legislative text that was circulated among lawmakers before a call with the treasury secretary this morning, which i was able to obtain and i've been combing through it for the last couple of hours and in it, there are some notable restrictions on what companies who received these government loans can do with their cash flow. notably, there are restrictions on both buybacks and dividends for a company that takes out a government loan, they cannot buy back their stock for 12 months after the loan is repaid and while that loan is outstanding, the company cannot issue a dividend on common stock. there are also, scott, some restrictions on compensation for companies whose executive officers at these companies, who

>>they're all acked up carpoolers are doing fine, but the backup here now spills just be on wesgrand so it's getting heavier coming into san francisco. but still no problems and hot spots so you're going to find re from the bottom of the maze through the pay gates across the upper deck and we're clear in downtown san francisco. here's a look at what i wanted to ad apoaching san francisco. both are fine and wide open frm the peninsula and across the bay. the those jor connectors like the east shore all look good we'll check more freeways coming up darya james the coronirus a 3rd person to has now died of the virus california. yeah, the latest death came out of elk grove that's in sacramento county. it s a woman in her. >>90's with an underlying health condion, she died at an assisted living facility. >>let's take a look at the bay arecases that are confirmed righnow with santa clara county ving the most 48 people are infected in santa clara county. way more than anywhere else in san francisco hat's the next to a hot spot was 14 people confirmed to havethe virus san mateo county has 9

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. >> woodruff: so much to keep ack of. yamiche alcindor, reporting from the white house. thank you, yamiche. >> woodruff: as we mentioned at the outset, financial panic rocked world markets agay. to on wall street, the dow jones industrial average burned through nearly 3,000 points, nearly 13%, to close at 20,188. it's down nearly one-third of its value since peaking in mid- february. the nasdaq fell 970 points, and the s&p 500 slumped 325 points. john yang looks now at the economic pain being inflicted by the widening corona virus. >> yang: judy, today's market plunge followed extraordinary action from the fed yesterday: o cut a key interest rate zero. the move was aimed at shoring un investordence as restaurants are closing, sporting events are cancelled and people are being to stay home. david wessel is director of thee hutchins con fiscal and monetary policy at the brookings stitution. david, thanks for joining us. how big a deal is whathe fed did yesterday? >> it was a pretty big deal. meeting on a sunday ahead of schedule, the fed basically said we are going to use

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do think the statute should be interpreted in conformity with the normal criminal law principles of ack list liability and solicitation that the court has long recognized. >> do you agree with professor volek or not? >> we do not agree with professor volek that this needs to be limited to criminal activity. if you look at the article he cites in his brief, it has some of the same examples that i was just -- >> i don't know where professor volek got this idea. there are situations in which a person -- in which the commission of the offense that is encouraged is not made criminal because of the vulnerable position of the person who is engaging in that act. but it doesn't necessarily follow that encouraging that person to do the thing cannot be made criminal. >> i think that's exactly right. if i could just quickly answer. >> very briefly. >> for example, you could decide to make prostitution a civil offense and still criminally punish recruiting prostitutes. thank you. >> thank you, counsel. mr. fleming. >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, i begin with two points. first, con

. -- bounce b ack. bloomberg. ♪ haidi: mandarin oriental that you are you occupancy was markets, and aor luxury hotel chain says coronavirus impact will affect results significantly in the first half. we spoke exclusively to james riley, ceo, mandarin oriental hotel group earlier. james: it will be significant but the key question is the length and duration of the impact of the virus and the measures taken to restrict movement of people globally. occupancy rate when it comes to hong kong and china, what are you seeing? are your hotels in china back to operation? james: they have never stopped operation. we have ensured our hotels remain open, and we continue to provide the service we are proud of. occupancy in the mainland of china during february was in single digits. the same was true in hong kong and macao. and elsewhere in east asia, a number of properties we are seeing occupancy levels around half of what we would normally expect to see. what is the impact you are seeing going forward? hong kong an

ack. >>> new concerns about what will happen to bernie sanders voters if he will lose the nomination.est they might not vote for the democrat ek candidate in november. jameel smith is with me now. what do you think of this? >> i make of it that if joe biden is the nominee, he has some proving to do to these folks who have doubts in him. he has to do a lot more than brag about the diversity that he has around him, as he was doing tonight in his speech. i think that's talk that you might hear from someone back in the '80s who is proud of the racial coalition they might have around them. he's got to talk about the policies that he has, you know, in his platform. policies that these folks may be demanding more of from him. he's got to talk about his climate plan, his plans for racial justice that go beyond criminal justice. these are things that young people in particular are really interested in, and frankly demanding of. and he's got to get not just sanders' voters, but think about the warren voters that may be up for the taking. so he's really got to think about talking about not who i

ack in 2008, 2009, there was scramble for u.s. fed could provide. that wasn't the only thing necessary. you also had to provide more capital to the system, which was done. this now is not just that. that is one of the things necessary to provide support to make sure the markets can continue to function, but the supply side issues, the health issues, are ones that are going to need different kinds of actions, and there's nothing that central banks can do to satisfy that. it is going to be the health officials and fiscal officials who will have to address that. francine: thank you so much. ner, former fedsz governor and perhaps her of economics at the university of chicago school of business. ♪ vonnie: said at the zero bound fed at the lira bound. -- the zero bound. the stock rout could drag the s&p down to 2000. and markets limit down. u.s. futures hit their maximum downside. yields plummet in european stocks hit their lowest level in seven years as countries and cities lockdown. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this monday, marc

ack: i think we can stem it little, but the overall dimension is dealing with the fear.e value of stocks, if a company can't operate, how is it going to create any earnings? the market is quickly discounting this and continually sells off until there is some sense of relief, and the relief probably doesn't come a lot from the central banks, but more from the statistical numbers of how i know this week, we have twice as many cases globally than there were just a week ago. at ans still growing astronomical rate. until the public gets some sense of a little bit of security here , where the odds stay at home, you are going to be able to avoid this, i think there is still generally going to be some panic here. panic plusat kind of what the fed did, how do you way that against -- how do you against the fact we don't have the stimulus package from congress? george: you're talking about a supply shock, then an event shock, before you even get to the revenue and growth shock that people are trying to discount into the marketplace. we think this is q2 and likely q3. but the good n

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take ack thinks it would while to get there and we cannot remain there unless the fed actually takess the optimistic side of things right now. >> not optimistic when it comes to investors in china. 80% that was according to one of the industry associations, and were luminaries numbers they are coming out with the final numbers next week. hard to see how that changes substantially if that changes at all stop in terms of market backion, a couple of weeks where the price was driven up substantially because it helps curve omission and with the collapse in china, quite a big drop of palladium as well. looking at some of the data and try to extrapolate, some things like car sales, those are delayed purchases. in other words, you can buy the car. when you look at services in china, it is not that you will double up. this is food for thought as we move into the trading. >> they are providing it did billion dollars aid package to help combat the coronavirus. around $10 billion will be for the poorer countries interest-free. >> what we are seeing is moved to aly we have more adverse scenario w

>>ack lack of information, lackf these are not classified pants.ied this is stuff that we could easily let people know. >> not i agree. thank you. peo. thank you madam chair. nt i want to thank you for your exceptional service. appreciated our meetings are yesterday. i think both of you are doing an d excellent job for our nation. general milley, i wanted to get a l a little bit more -- bityou've stated publicly and o our classified hearing on thean, soleimani strike. i thought it but also in our nation'ss interest. you mention your duty, how you saw that strike after you read the intel. ass we all know, general soleimanikno was not in iraq ong vacation. he was there targeting the killing ofvice more american service members. almosts a half the service mems in iraq were based in ... canthp use to simplya say what you've said. otherwise. i think it's important to hear it directly from you with your experience. what you duty was after readingt the into. publicly and i in have read it raided it in classified sessions. i reiterated it rei in more dets i believe the intelligence was compell