joining us now on the phone from doha, is the chief executive of qatar airways, akbar al baker. my airline, like all the other airlines but we have had a lot of passengers that have had, been stranded, also a lot of citizens from all over the world that a stack in different countries —— that are stuck. we have a schedule and we are flying people out and getting people back to their loved ones. we have huge demand from embassies and governments, continuously to help the citizens getting back home. so we are managing, we have to put our reserves into action, financial reserves. and we have up financial reserves. and we have up to now been managing. you can seek government support but what about other operators around the world that cannot get help from governments? we have to sustain ourselves so this is why i mentioned already several times in my interviews of the past two days that we are using our financial reserves because they will be a time when we will have to go through our shareholder for capital injector or getting credit lines. 0ther capital injector or getting credit l

am given i have friends and family and supports now i know that from the very beginning of this al baker you've been. calling against overreaction and save your trip travel restrictions and then many policymakers including canada's health minister seemed to share that view only a week ago but since then canada has introduced restrictions on foreign travel as well what do you think accounts for such a dramatic change in policy will this outbreak is clearly a serious threat that requires a serious response and so i think right now what we're seeing is governments around the world trying to figure out just what's the best way to respond to help break like this one i think there's so much we still don't know but the good news is we're learning more and more every day and the hope is that governments responses can be informed with the best available evidence because that's how we're going to get through this and in the best way now we know from science that of past outbreaks that travel back and don't typically work and the reason for that is because what people really want to travel they fin

am given i have friends and family and supports that i know that from the very beginning of this al baker you've been. calling against overreaction and save your trip travel restrictions and many policymakers including canada house minister seemed to share that view only a week ago but since then canada has introduced restrictions on foreign travel as well what do you think accounts for such a dramatic change in policy well this outbreak is clearly a serious threat that requires a serious response and so i think right now what we're seeing is. permits around the world trying to figure out just what's the best way to respond to help break like this one i think there's so much we still don't know but the good news is we're learning more and more every day and the hope is that government's responses can be informed with the best available evidence because that's how we're going to get through this and in the best way now we know from science that.

al along with jill, craig, natalie a zar. a little lat we'll have hank azaria talking about the simpsons and his latest series brock meyer. >> bakerorward to all of that.