we have not been told anything from anyone from pitch airways. and it is not spilt over...r... what is your plan? i will wait in this line to see once i get to the desk before... and see what kind of accommodation they can provide and find my way home as quickly as possible. sam mills, we will leave it there for now and good but with your homeward journey. hopefully that will take place soon. thank you. the government's forthcoming budget may be delayed, according to a cabinet minister. it was due to be held on march 11th, but that date has been thrown into doubt, after sajid javid resigned as chancellor on thursday. he was replaced by rishi sunak. the transport secretary, grant shapps said the new chancellor would decide the date. the transport secretary grant shapps has denied holding any talks with china about building the hs2 high speed rail line. it's reported the china railway construction corporation wrote to hs2 limited last month, saying it could complete the project faster and more cheaply than current plans. mr shapps was speaking on the andrew marr show earlier:

president trump solicited help from ukraine to help his own reelection and other news of pegasus airways flight has skidded off the runway while landing at one of istanbul's main airports 3 of the 171 people on board the flight were killed dozens more were injured the plane was landing at subic leave may show some financial improprieties and they're trying to subpoena john bolton who is the witness that never was during the impeachment trial of a former national security adviser who says in an unpublished book that he does have it even further evidence that president trump solicited help from ukraine to help his own reelection and other news a pegasus airways flight has skidded off the runway while landing at one of istanbul's main airports 3 of the 171 people on board the flight were killed dozens more were injured the plane was landing at subic leave may show some financial improprieties and they're trying to subpoena john bolton who is the witness that never was during the impeachment trial of a former national security adviser who says in an unpublished book that he does have it even

we have not been told anything from anyone from pitch airways. and it is not spilt over...s your plan? i will wait in this line to see once i get to the desk before... and see what kind of accommodation they can provide and find my way home as quickly as possible. sam mills, we will leave it there for now and good we and we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers rob merrick, the deputy political editor at the independent, and ruth lea, who's an economics adviser for the arbuthnot banking group — that's coming up after the headlines. time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello there. storm dennis has been bringing significant disruption to parts of the uk. again we have had strong winds bringing battering waves to the coast but it is the rain that has been causing major problems. we have had hundred and 69 millimetres of the past couple of days and all of that rain over a months worth has been falling off the bracken is and into the valleys. we have a severe flood warning enforce near nice and we have several severe flood warnings between

in the last five minutes or so i did speak to british airways in terms of tomorrow.his stage to be cancelling any flights but today, absolutely huge disruption if you're trying to get on a plane. helena wilkinson at gatwick, thanks very much. i'm joined now via webcam by heather shepherd, who's from the charity national flood forum and advises people on how to recover from flooding. i suppose the first thing i should say to you is good morning and welcome. the second thing i should say to you is what is the biggest concern right now? because presumably it is notjust clearing up presumably it is notjust clearing up it is trying to prevent or at least minimise the damage you may face. yes, and our helpline has been inundated with calls, vertically from people who have already experienced flooding in set one and are preparing now to be flooded again. but also —— who experienced flooding in storm ciara. but also they are battling now with the insurance process and all that that involved as well. once people have endured whatever today brings, what should they be doing in

whatsoever about what to do next. communication from british airways whatsoever about what to do nextm helping you with that? this is been a point of discontent amongst many of the passengers around me that we have not been offered any information, nobody from british airways walking up and down the line, we are apprehensive to leave the line to get anything to eat or drink. iam the line to get anything to eat or drink. i am flying alone and i do not want to lose my place in line. soi not want to lose my place in line. so i cannot leave. have the extra ambassadors we have heard about, have they been able to tell you when things will be fixed? we have not been given any information from british airways and they have not put anything over the tannoy system either. what is your plan? as of right now i am waiting in this line to see, once a get to the desk before it closes tonight, just to see what kind of accommodation they can provide. and to find my way home as quickly as possible. well, in the last hour heathrow has said that the technical issue has now been resolved and that systems a

this far seems to be more likely at this stage of records in the airways than in the lungs and we choose to take that to explain why it's not as dangerous so. understanding how the virus replicates could ultimately shape the way it's diagnosed and even how it's treated . this isn't the 1st time scientists have been on the forefront of the battle against a deadly virus as specialists in emerging viral infections they found themselves at the center of the 2003 cells epidemic here at this university that remain just strides were made and the fight for guard dogs is not rare experience for experts who throw out big harness to combat this virus today the university was the 1st to isolate the virus which cools cells 1st and manic paris is among those credited with controlling the outbreak he says while the mortality rate for covert 19 may be lower it's spreading move rapidly and could even be transmitted before patients develop symptoms there's no question that this is more than saws more difficult to control because unless you really get people very. isolated britain that you know mission is

british airways has cancelled dozens of flights tomorrow as storm ciara sweeps across the uk.es and heavy rain have been issued for the entire country with the potential forflooding, damage to buildings and power cuts. rail passengers are being urged to travel by train, only if absolutely necessary. 0ur correspondent richard galpin says it will cause a lot of disruption tomorrow. at heathrow, at gatwick, at london city airport, dozens of flights are going to be cancelled for safety reasons. and this is particularly affecting short—haul flights and essentially what they are doing is when you have got, for example, flights going to spain, if there are several flights flights going to spain, if there are severalflights going, flights going to spain, if there are several flights going, they will cut the numbers of flights so it is still possible to fly but people will be pushed into a smaller number of planes. british airways has also offered the chance for people who have booked to change the date on which they fly so they can fly at a different time to escape the storm itself. e

british airways and easyjet have cancelled flights across the country for safety reasons.et have confirmed they have cancelled 234 flights in and out of the uk. wind speeds are forecast to reach 70mph along coastlines and the environment agency warns homes are at risk of flooding there are more than 160 flood warnings and alerts across the uk. the armed forces have been deployed to west yorkshire to support the ongoing recovery from last weekend's flooding and in preparation for storm dennis. jon donnison reports. after last weekend's pummelling from storm ciara, britain is now bracing for storm dennis. in hebden bridge, in west yorkshire — so often the victim of flooding — people are once again preparing for the worst. the anxiety levels are a little high. but we've left the flood defences on the back door, we'll put them on the front door tonight. and then we willjust wait and see and see what happens, really. slowly move any valuables and things upstairs. just down the road in mytholmroyd, they are trying to shore up the only part—built flood defences. it's terrifying,

austrian airways and last handset have become the latest airlines to suspend their flight to mainland china their last chances says it will continue flying to hong kong the move comes as pressure grows to contain the corona virus in hong kong on monday the territory to most close most of its borders with the mainland leader kerry lam hopes that by suspending 10 entry points fewer people will cross of freight operations can continue earlier on monday hundreds of medical workers went on strike to push for leaders to shut down the border 14 cases of corona virus are confirmed in hong kong with 100 suspected adrian brown is in hong kong with more on how the territory is coping. well this is causeway bay one of the busiest areas of hong kong and one of the few places where you can now buy facemasks it's a case of supply and demand little supply and plenty of demand it's the same story across the border in mainland china where the government on monday appealed to the international community for more medical supplies especially face masks also on monday hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb

austrian airways and lufthansa have become the latest airlines to suspend their flights to mainland china have tons of says it will continue flying to hong kong scott hyper reports now from beijing on how china is working to treat the thousands that. 1400 army medics are now in ruhani ready to work in a newly built hospital for coronavirus patients completed in just 9 days the images of supplies on the way and more medical help on hand the chinese government wants its people and the world to see china has criticized the united states for no substantive help with the outbreak and accuse the u.s. government of spreading fear and panic the new facility is modeled after a similar hospital built outside beijing during the sars crisis 17 years ago the number of dead from the corona virus now exceeds that of sars a 2nd hospital is expected to be finished by the end of the week together they will have 2500 beds for those infected with the virus there is frustration and anger on social media over conditions for the infected and doctors in ruhani china's central government the 1st day back for esse

our view is british airways, it is not recreational travel necessarily, whereas carnival cruise liness all recreational almost. those are the things that can be put off, whereas if there is a containment, it will get the quick rebound in business travel. francine: how do you look at havens? gold is definitely big. treasuries -- patrick: we like gold better than bonds right now. we think bonds are pricing in a recession to near certainty. we don't think it should be pricing in recession near certainty. gold is a great alternative to yielding assets in europe. buying platinum as well, another precious metal. that is not based so much on gold. palladium is $2300 an ounce. beennum has historically more but catalytic converter demand and supplies t shortages. auto companies get a 500 all the differential are incentivized to change colletti them to platinum for catalytic converters. francine: patrick armstrong stays with us. up next, more from an interview mary afterief katie the lender reported results. 20 minutes from now, it is time for etf iq europe, our guide to the region's one trilli

a british airways flight left jfk airport and arrived at heathrow in four hours and 56 minutes.plane set a new speed record for supersonic commercial aircraft to fly between the two cities. the recent average flight time between new york and london is five hours and 16 minutes. flight radar 24 said the wind and air currents were ideal for a fast flight. >>> some slower travel is being celebrated in mexico. conservationists returned seven turtles back to the ocean yesterday following their recovery from a dangerous red tide that swept through the southern pacific mexico coastline. last month 11 turtles were rescued from beaches after consuming sea creatures that showed high levels of algae toxin from red tide. 29 turtles have already died. the turtles released yesterday are expected to make a full recovery. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning" a rising star in the fashion and beauty industry is opening up about the challenges of living with epilepsy in her first broadcast interview. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news". i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs mornin

lots of cancellations at gatwick with hebrew and british airways. they are going to heathrow. if you have friends coming in from rome into gatwick, they are in paris. what about the fairies? they have had a bumpy old day in every sense. in dover to calais, they have been... the fts has focused on dunkirk and across the irish sea it has been all over the place. lots of cancellations into ways and we have seen pretty much all of the fairies on the western isles either cancel or run it with severe delays. —— all the ferries on the i'll. you wouldn't want to be on both of these conditions. chris you are worried about aspects of the system overnight for some tell us what is like it to happen tomorrow stop at a slow moving parts of the weather system going across wales, south wales in south—west bedminster night... connect that will bring pulses of heavy rain. you have 45 flood warnings and ingrid and forceful cycle neck another six in wales and keep going up hour by hour and 20 in scotland. this extra rain is going to make problems overnight. things will

lowerrs virus uses the airways.ave a situation where most people get an upper airway kind of infection and then they will be better. for other people closer to the base of their lungs, they have the sars clinical disease we saw years ago. so it's a mix of both. you, dr. stanley perlman of the university of iowa. we will bring you president trump's news conference on the coronavirus. back to larryrn sabatino. he comes to us today from charlottesville. where do we stand as far as we can tell? we just had this endorsement from jim clyburn. where do we stand going into saturday? is bigurn's endorsement for biden. they have been privately promising this for a long time and now it has happened at the right moment just before saturday's south carolina primary which is do or die for joe biden. he either wins that convincingly or his campaign is over. he can certainly stay in through as many primaries as he wants. but he's never going to be able to accumulate the delegates he needs. however this is his one narrow path to com

you can see british airways proud that they just hours.urs. you can see british airways proud that they just beat virgin hours. you can see british airways proud that theyjust beat virgin at landing at heathrow. i do not want what the passengers a point of view are travelling at around 18 as part. iam sure are travelling at around 18 as part. i am sure that the cabin crew were able to server with steady hands, steadier than i am managing with this phone at the moment. we also had the video, some video that is coming in from here and we're very grateful to you by sending us this material so that we can share with people. this gives you an idea of some of the pictures that you will find on here. do also check out your bbc local radio station. i hope you a lwa ys bbc local radio station. i hope you always have it on in the background, just to get some updates on weather and travel from them. and of course, on bbc local radio as well, they will direct you to the website, if you type in your postcode, may be of some family relatives you're worr

to the tape we go. >> a new record for british airways.7 left jfk airport in new york overnight saturday and landed at heathrow airport in just under five hours. that set a new speed record for subsonic or slower than the speed of sound commercial aircraft to fly between the two cities. >> you still have to get to the airport. >> tucker: lou dobbs is now tied. that's nice. okay. one-to-one going into question three. a third multiple choice with three possible answers. here it is. a quote from a contender for the democratic nomination. someone now run something getting a lot of attention this week because it makes liberal literally no sense it's like a zen cone. the shape of democracy is the issue that effects every other issue. was it a mayor pete buttigieg? b, joe biden, c, elizabeth warren? mark steyn? >> i feel this is a bit unfair, actually, tucker, because i do recall having been asked about this by some guy on tv called tucker carlson. so if you want to give the question to. >> no, no, no. please. >> are you sure? >> answer the quest

and more will expand including british airways and including air france. >>> and [ inaudible ].today in the bay" coming up for you, a busy bay area weekend when it comes to sports. warriors fans busying about what is going on. we're going to tell you who is making a triumphant return on sunday. >>> plus making fetch happen. >> people look at you all of the time and everybody just knew stuff about you. >> where could you become a mean girl. but first happening now, sean gussy toppling a gust in west germany. the bus was traveling from croatia and several train routes were shut down because of the weather. even a soccer match was postponed because of the approaching storm. 4:53 now. a lot more ahead. vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality rates to historic lows. as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, and will always protect a woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a rec

. >>> british airways says it's discontinuing flights to china until next month.ta and united announced similar decisions. a spokespersonner for british airways says the airline will continue to operate to and from hong kong. >>> a new study on the best cities for women in tech show no cities here in the bay area crack the top 10:00. smart asset found baltimore was number one, followed by washington, d.c., and arlington, virginia. the report ranked cities based on recent tech employment growth. the number of women in the industry, gender pay gap, and the average earnings for women after housing costs. san jose came in at 25th. san francisco at 33rd and oakland at 34th. fremont was the highest ranked city here in the bay area, coming in at number 16. >>> it's a homecoming night for the warriors with the miami heat in town. i'll tell you why coming up in a live report. >>> around the bay area, the winds continue to die down, although we do have an advisory to talk about. meanwhile, temperatures are warming up. i have a look at what you can expect for the rest of the

virus sun in size it really started right taking in the lungs and less in the proximal the upper airway but this far seems to be more likely at this stage of records in the airways than in the lungs and which is good to sit back and explain why it's not as dangerous as sars understanding how the virus replicates could ultimately shape the way it's diagnosed and even how it's treated. this isn't the 1st time scientists have been on the forefront of the battle against a deadly virus as specialists in emerging viral infections they found themselves at the center of the 2003 cells epidemic here at this university that may just strides are made in the fight for far as that experience an extra proof its role being harnessed to combat the fire of today the university was the 1st to isolate the virus which cools cells present manik paris is among those critics it with controlling the outbreak he says while the mortality rate for covert 19 may be lower it's spreading more rapidly and could even be transmitted before patients develop symptoms there's no question that this is more than saws and mo

british airways say they have already cancelled dozens of flights coming into heathrow and gatwick onpassengers are being asked to travel only if absolutely necessary. 0ur correspondent richard galpin says it will cause a lot of disruption. at heathrow, at gatwick, at london city airport, dozens of flights are going to be cancelled for safety reasons. and this is particularly affecting short—haul flights and essentially what they are doing is when you have got, for example, flights going to spain, if there are several flights going, they will cut the numbers of flights so it is still possible to fly but people will be pushed into a smaller number of planes. british airways has also offered the chance for people who have booked to change the date on which they fly so they can fly at a different time to escape the storm itself. edinburgh airport, they say they haven't got any disruption so far but they, like a lot of other airports around the country, are keeping a very careful eye on what is happening. ferries, we know that seven ferries have been cancelled, these are p&0, on routes go

he's promised to veto including south african airways and the power company eskom, are in crisis.l pomp and ceremony ahead of president cyril ramaphosa's state of the nation speech. but as festivities didn't last long. we have a speaker in the house. proceedings were delayed by a chaotic hour—long disruption. the opposition economic freedom fighters called on fw clark, the last apartheid era president, to leave parliament after calling him an unrepentant rater racist. after that amount was rejected, they called on president ramaphosa to fire him. the minister responsible for state owned enterprises, including power utility eskom and the embattled south african airways. after all the chaos, the president finally spoke. our country is facing a stark reality. our economy has not grown at any meaningful rate for over a decade. even asjobs meaningful rate for over a decade. even as jobs are created, the rate of unemployment continues to deepen. he pointed out the obvious. the lack of economic growth and employment, sparring government that struggling state owned enterprises. he mention

it operates british airwaves -- airways as well as the spanish -- >> yes.of half-and-half between madrid and london in terms of their key bases, and iag sold an initial stick to qatar back in 2016. that was big news. you know, a middle eastern company coming in for a stake in the main british institution, which is british airways, and now we have seen them increase it. there was actually a rule change recently where they changed the allowances for foreign ownership in airlines. i think it was up to 26%, and there is actually a rule in the u.k. that if it went up 30%, they would be required to make a takeover offer for the company, so we would not inspect to see it coming up much further now given it is heading toward that 30% already, but, yeah, it is kind of a little bit controversial in terms of the investment but definitely something i think investors will take on. matt: so they increase their ownership to 29.1%. it is interesting because it comes at the same time there is speculation, optimism that china is going to start doing some airline m&a as well.

british airways and easyjet have cancelled flights across the country for safety reasons.t have confirmed they have cancelled 234 flights in and out of the uk. wind speeds are forecast to reach 70mph along coastlines and the environment agency warns homes are at risk of flooding. there are more than 250 flood warnings and alerts across the uk. the armed forces have been deployed to west yorkshire to support the ongoing recovery from last weekend's flooding and in preperation for storm dennis. helena wilkinson reports. a relative calm before the storm. still clearing up from storm ciara last weekend, residents in the calder valley are bracing themselves for another onslaught. this area has borne the brunt of the bad weather. flooding is expected later, which could further devastate this community. the army has been deployed here in calderdale to help once the storm hits. the first thing they are going to be providing is reassurance reassurance to people that actually, we are doing everything we can to keep them safe during storm dennis. the second thing is that we're actual

this far seems to be more likely at this stage of records in the airways than in the lungs which is good that can explain why it's not as dangerous as cells understanding how the virus replicates could ultimately shape the way it's diagnosed and even how it's treated. this isn't the 1st time scientists have been on the forefront of the battle against a deadly virus as specialists in emerging viral infections they found themselves at the center of the 2003 cells epidemic here at this university that long just strides were made in the fight for guard dog is that raw experience for experts who throw out big harness to combat the fire of today the university was the 1st to isolate the virus which cools cells present manik paris is among those critics it with controlling the outbreak he says while the mortality rate for 19 may be lower it's spreading move rapidly and could even be transmitted before patients develop symptoms there's no question that this is more than saws more difficult to control because unless you really get people very you have them isolated britain that you know miss

and i heard your announcement regarding british airways canceling all of its flights until the first. we know of 25000 other flights that have been canceled. cafÉ has dramatically reduced its flights from l.a. to hong kong and there is a possibility the show will be canceled, if it is canceled i have to decide if the other business that i would do is something unprepared to do and to go for. i think i will be on a wait and see and see what transpires over the next several weeks. liz: malcolm mcneil, binder china 75 times and we will wait for the 76 time. thank you so much for joining us. the closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. the owners of the new york mets looking for new partner with whom to walk down the aisle. after their $2.6 billion deal with the hedge fund billionaire blew up. do they have anybody to put a ring on it with? charlie breaks it next. last friday, the latest million are to be sentenced in the varsity blues admission scandal, the judge slapping former ceo hodge with nine months in prison for paying a hundred 54 his kids phony athletic recruits. and then this gentle

at heathrow, 60 flights were grounded — most of them british airways.ternoon, nearly 30 flood warnings were in place across england. with eight weather warnings covering most of the uk, meaning flooding could cause a danger to life. back in west yorkshire, the army and the environment agency continue to do what they can to protect communities and reassure residents. helena wilkinson, bbc news. 0ur correspondent phil bodmer is in hebden bridge in west yorkshire which took a heavy hit during storm ciara last week. it is, as you say, an absolutely filthy night here. this is hebden bridge. we have been talking to a bar owner who is staying in his cafe all night. he invited us in where it is warm at least. he was flooded this time last week and although the business is close tonight, he says he is going to stay in there all night and just watch the water. this ru ns night and just watch the water. this runs into the river colder, about half a mile downstream from where i am now. that fast flowing water is risen at several inches in the last half hour or so s

australia's qantas airways has become the latest airline to halt the fights to china because of the corona virus outbreak that suspending services to beijing and shanghai from next week until the end of march the number of people killed by the virus has now risen to $259.00 after china announced $46.00 new fatalities many of them and it's a province the epicenter of the outbreak the u.s. says it's banning foreign nationals have traveled to china in the past 14 days from entering the country the risk of infection for americans remains low and with these and or previous actions we are working to keep the risk low it is likely that we will continue to see more cases in the united states in the coming days and weeks including some limited person to person transmission the american public can be assured the full weight of the u.s. government is working to safeguard the health and safety of the american people. thailand has the highest number of infections outside of china with 19 confirmed cases thai health officials are expected to give an update within the hour following the country's 1st cas

british airways has had to ground a0 of its flights in and out of heathrow when the storm is likely to peak. experts are warning storm dennis could cause more damage to communities already still recovering from last weekend's storm. helena wilkinson, bbc news, gatwick airport. phil bodmer is in mytholmroyd in west yorkshire. phil — are villagers resigned to the prospect of being flooded for the second time in a week? yes, i think they are, with a heavy heart, i think. yes, i think they are, with a heavy heart, ithink. as yes, i think they are, with a heavy heart, i think. as you know, they we re heart, i think. as you know, they were affected by storm ciara last weekend. what we have got at the moment is squally showers. it would appear the moment is squally showers. it would appearthe main moment is squally showers. it would appear the main event has not begun. this below me is the river calder. local people have been telling us today that when the rain does come, they are expecting up to four inches over the next 24—48—hour is and the river will rise very quickly. what you can see ou

qatar airways vietnam airlines and others but the world health organization has advised against such action it says travel restrictions can hump of the supply of medicines and accelerate the spread of the virus. so let's introduce our panel of guests in hong kong nicholas thomas an associate professor at the city university of hong kong in canberra australia by skype sun giant sun yaki a professor of infectious diseases at the australian national university and from london mark parish regional medical director for northern europe at international s.o.s. gentleman welcome to the program son jaya some of the arche there income but let me start with you if i may send jai i mean the medical experts are telling us that corona virus has surpassed sars in terms of the number of infections so what assessments are medical experts like yourself making that might reassure a very worried public i think the 1st thing is that the mortality rate is still very low with same except at least 2 percent but the reality is there may be a lot of cases that we haven't so it could be much lower than that we

with 7 confirmed cases there and australia is quantas airways has become the largest sorry latest airline to halt flights to china because of the outbreak. airstrikes on opposition held territory in northern syria forcing hundreds of thousands of people to flee to the turkish border at least 21 civilians have been killed in government attack specs by russia and recent days the us government has announced immigration restrictions on 6 additional countries citing security concerns washington this is spending visas that could lead to permanent residency for nationals from eritrea kurdistan me and maher and nigeria sudan and tanzania will also stop receiving diversity visas those are the headlines news continues here on al-jazeera after witness stay with us. let. me. sleep. it was a hand up a lot which i don't want your credit so go higher. but you still clever to. achieve a shot in the blue they are going on to what is a hummus and we are. going to come to. boston for it just as i have been choosing going to something to. what money you come up with additional money all of which should not w

our british airways flight was cancelled —— cornwall.o find out. are stuck in terminal two and checking whiteboards to find outm has all gone very low—tech all of a sudden, hasn't the? even checking m, sudden, hasn't the? even checking in, if you had your boarding pass on the phone it didn't work.|j in, if you had your boarding pass on the phone it didn't work. i always like a bit of paper in my hand, just in case, i'm a bit old school in that way. tell us how visible these extra passenger ambassadors are caitlin, who are supposed to have been brought in by the airlines and the airport? if you can find them they are really helpful and are trying hard, it isjust they are really helpful and are trying hard, it is just a they are really helpful and are trying hard, it isjust a matter of if you're at the gate, there is almost no information. so people are working round the signs trying to find other people to take them to the right gate. so it is really confusing, because none of the online information matches up with any of the boards, so y

hsbc is recovering up about 2% still hasn't fully recovered we talked about the parent of british airways is up. cac is up half a percentage point. renault got downgraded to junk that is lagging on the cac as a whole. dax up about 0.4%. we did have a weak economic sentiment data out of the zew. you can see other positive moves. we are seeing a positive reaction ftse mib continues to do well on the back of the italian banking sector we have autos down 0.1%. insurance trading on the back. right at the top, we have the sectors th sectors that have exposure to china. health care performing well today. up 1%. turning quickly to technology stocks too yesterday, tech got hit on back of the apple slashing. we are seeing a rebound. particularly in chip maker names based in the german indices. not fully recuperating the losses but on the right trajectory again >> more detail on the coronavirus numbers. china is reporting few infections from the coronavirus outbreak the number now stands at over 75,000 globally. hong kong has reported the second fatality related to the virus. it has now claimed over

the end thank you very much for joining us a pegasus airways flight skidded off the runway while landing at one of his tumbled main airports the turkish authorities say all 171 passengers and 6 crew members on board survived at least 52 were injured and have been taken to hospital the boy 737 was landing at airport when it crashed splitting into 3 parts it was traveling from the turkish city of izmir let's bring in hushed who's in istanbul for us the pictures of this plane on that one way quite spectacular tell us about the latest for us and what we know happened here. the authorities 40 are saying that. the investigation is under way to determine what happened to the plane that the 53 people were transferred to local hospitals here in. istanbul over the authorities are trying to find out what exactly happened this was a flight from izmir to istanbul about one hour expected to be smooth and short but something terrible happened the moment it was touching down it broke into 3 is scared of the runway and it burst into flames the fire later was later put out by the firefighters now of that

at heathrow, 60 flights were grounded, most of them british airways.n, nearly 30 flood warnings we re afternoon, nearly 30 flood warnings were in place across england. with eight weather warnings covering most of the uk, meaning flooding could cause a danger to life. back in west yorkshire, the army and the environment agency continue to do what they can to protect communities and reassure residents. helena wilkinson, bbc news. phil bodmer is in hebden bridge in west yorkshire for us this evening. first there was storm ciara and now dennis is adding to the problems where you are? i have to say that in the last hour of the weather has deteriorated as storm dennis begins to unleash its might, and this is hebden water, which runs into the river calder about 200 metres from here. the water level is running very fast and it is beginning to come up. this is one of a number of rivers in the calder valley which are under threat of overtopping. last week if i was stood here the water level would be up to my neck and beyond and we are expecting it to rise tonigh

also look at aiag the parent of british airways also taking a hit down more than 8%. in terms of the u.s. carriers with the most exposure to europe they are feeling the impact as well out of concerns that we'll see fewer people potentially booking trips to go over to europe talking about delta, american, united all down anywhere between 4.5% and more than 8% in the case of american airlines. by the way, this is also with domestic only carriers they're feeling it or generally speaking almost completely domestic southwest airlines now, southwest does have some exposure in terms of international routes going to latin america, to the caribbean. but generally speaking this is a carrier that is domestic only and, yet, this is a stock under pressure today down almost 5% guys, not a surprise given the fact what we heard from the international air transport association last week that this year internationally, globally will b will be the first year of negative flying demand in fact, a drop in demand in terms of number of people flying since 2008-2009. >>> buffett weighed in on

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