japan's deputy prime minister taro aso says it reflects growing frustration. >> translator: it should be changed to the chinese health organization, this is the start. >> aso says many people would have taken preventive measures earlier if they had known how serious the coronavirus was. >>> we had a warm but blustery day in tokyo. temperatures will be dropping. >> w we are talking about a big chill coming up as we go into the latter part of the weekend. and we will be dealing with some of this wet weather, but also potentially some flurries and some snow depending on where you are on the eastern side of japan because of the combination of the moisture and also the cold air. we're looking at the satellite perspective. some areas back to the west receiving 150 millimeters of rainfall over the past 24 hours and we'll see it continue to move to the east. the reason we have so much moisture with this particular setup is as the spring time pattern begins to take hold, we have warmer air coming from the south. and as the atmosphere air warms up it also carries a little bit more moisture with

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there's a company called aso which, i just talked with today.ay, we were able to get half a million gloves from aso and palmetto florida to the hospitals in new york. it's going to be landing tomorrow. and sloan, another company in texas, again just talked to them today, we are getting tens of thousands of jumpsuits and booty covers that are going to go both seattle and new york city. this is over and above what fema is doing from the stockpiles. and then, honeywell, we have been able in just a week to get them to start staffing up a factory in rhode island to increase the production of masks. there is a coalition with the national council of trade led by a woman can glass a very dynamic figure. she's put together figures who are usually making undergarments and teachers, things like that with haynes, fruit of the loom, they're going to be making three ply masks. we should have that up in production as well. so we've got planes in the air from fema, fedex, and the military going all across this great country. sometimes bringing stuff from around

. >> aso said circumstances are unprecedented, and he'll monitor how the outbreak will affect the economy. >>> the new virus is taking a growing toll on countries around the world even as officials step up measures to stop the outbreak. iran's leader has made a public address saying that all sectors including the military must help tackle the problem. ayatollah ali khamenei wore protective gloves during his address. the country has the third highest death toll after china and italy. iranian officials reported 835 new cases on tuesday bringing the total to 2,336. local media say 23 lawmakers are among the infected. italy is another of the worst hit countries. it now has more than 2,500 infections and 79 deaths. some towns in the north are on virtual lockdown. in neighboring france, schools in some parts of the country are closed and people are being advised to stay indoors. >>> the u.s. president says he may expand t travel restriction to countries with a significant number of cases including japan. nhk calculates that outside mainland china in japan, the number of deaths has topped 200, a

aso was born in 1940, when world war ii extinguished japan's olympic flame. tokyo was supposed to host the canceled 1940 games. it would end up waiting 24 years. the 1964 tokyo olympics, japan's reintroduction to the world, showcasing a miracle recovery, rising from the ashes of war. today, a new war against a deadly virus, putting japan's olympic dreams on hold yet again. the cost of putting those olympic dreams on hold, economists are telling us, upwards of $5 billion, on top of the $20 billion that japan was already on track to spend. but if there is something we can all look forward to in 2021, the summer olympics here in tokyo, and then, rosemary, just months later, the winter olympics in beijing. won't that be quite a ride? it's certainly something the world is ready for after what we've endured this year in 2020. >> yeah. something we don't need is another ride, right? >> reporter: right. >> we've just had quite the go of it. will ripley joining us live from tokyo. many thanks to you. appreciate it. >>> well, as hospitals struggle to keep up with the c

aso said that the g7 finance ministers are likely to hold such meetings on a regular basas possibly weekly or even daily depending on how the situation evolves. >>> central banks said the united states, japan and other countries are taking monetary easing measures to protect their economies from the impact of the coronavirus. earlier i spoke to a former policymaker with the bank of japan and now executive economist at the research institute. i asked why he thinks the fed and the boj have now taken these steps. >> yeah, i think that the main purpose of this kind of reactions by the central banks is to ease the financial market, injecting a huge amount of liquidity in the market. not only stimulating the economy because the market -- it leads to the fininancial prices that could cause a huge impact to the economy. so preventing this kind of situations i think that action was necessary. >> one is prevention, the other is stocks, been declining in the united states yesterday. we are seeing kind of a mixed session in japan today. it was dropping yesterday in europe as well. why is the market un

this includes their administrative services only or aso fees and some fees i'll describe and also, we build in the rate card for the city plan b healing care sustainability budget fee. and our aggregate are based on the january 2020 total active early retiree count of 1,857 and you will see fees expressed on what we say pepm so when you see the acronym pepm it's per employee per retiree per month. our recommendations in two areas on page 2, first, approve a 2% over all increase in the base administrative services coated by uac for 2021 and when we incorporate other elements of fee payments to united healing care for other programs, approved a total expense pupm figure we're recommending for the 2021 plan year. following pages providing information to support that recommendation. i will start with the base administrative fees. again, 2% increase is the recommendation. most of the enrollees in the city plan are cap interested ine two columns. we do have, as of the renewal presentation by united to us, 121 retirees that are captured in the medicare eligible map enrolled in medicare colum

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these comments by taro aso the deputy prime minister and also the finance minister really have raised speculation here that we are going to see some important announcement about the olympics there have of course been huge amounts of speculation that they would be at the very least delayed maybe even canceled and this is comments by mr asso saying that they would make no sense to hold the games if people couldn't send their athletes to this part of the world so that seems to be an admission a tacit one at least that even if japan doesn't have a problem by july as we're hearing the latest predictions other parts of the world may still be in the grip of this coronavirus spread until very recently the actual prime minister shinzo of a has maintained adamantly that the games will still go ahead as planned this is a huge deal for him this is almost the high point of his premiership he fought to bring the games to japan and it's a huge boost for the economy it's prestigious just to give you an idea how close the games are now at the end of next week the olympic flame is due to land on japane

this includes their administrative services only or aso fees and some fees i'll describe and also, we build in the rate card for the city plan b healing care sustainability budget fee. and our aggregate are based on the january 2020 total active early retiree count of 1,857 and you will see fees expressed on what we say pepm so when you see the acronym pepm it's per employee per retiree per month. our recommendations in two areas on page 2, first, approve a 2% over all increase in the base administrative services coated by uac for 2021 and when we incorporate other elements of fee payments to united healing care for other programs, approved a total expense pupm figure we're recommending for the 2021 plan year. following pages providing information to support that recommendation. i will start with the base administrative fees. again, 2% increase is the recommendation. most of the enrollees in the city plan are cap interested ine two columns. we do have, as of the renewal presentation by united to us, 121 retirees that are captured in the medicare eligible map enrolled in medicare colum

as well as the aso ma -- asymptc as well. and my parents are in agreement with. at this point they just want to be home. >> i know you've been calling around to local officials in florida, to anyone who will listen. these are american citizens trying to come home. what is your message been to the florida governor, to anyone who will listen? >> sure. like you said, these are fellow americans as well as british citizens, australian and a number of other countries. just letting them know that the individuals just want to go home. i think that to a point some of them have been demonized as these passengers went on a cruise while the pandemic was breaking out which was not the case. in fact, they left nearly a month ago and when they left none of us would have expected that we would be in the situation that we're in today with most of the country locked down. so our message to them is just to allow the ships in and get help to the sick passengers that really need it right now. we understand that two passengers on one of the boats right now are very much in need of med

state senator brian kavanaugh for exam example a euphemism aso often is for accurate information. kavanaugh encouraged people to head to chinatown for a festiv festival. >> it's very important that we recognize that this holiday and this festival is of tremendous significance for many communities in our state and it is very important that we ensure that we don't have misinformation and many in the media have been covering this issue as if it is a terrible plague that people have to avo avoid. >> tucker: if you don't go to a crowded public place immediately, humor racist. look at those people telling you that, demanding that you do that. bad during you, exerting moral blackmail on you to expose yourself. by early march, coronavirus was clearly becoming a major problem but elected officials in new york the only problem was their constituents racist worries about staying alive. on march 2nd, this march 2nd, mayor bill de blasio tweeted this, "since i'm encouraging new yorkers to go on with their lives plus get on the town despite coronavirus, i thought it would offer some suggestions

very nice weather the bay area certainly chance of a couple clouds and some showers over the mount, aso most of friday looking good as we're going to see high pressure building in overhead and that means we're going to dry things out temperatures 30's and 40's for lows by dayton behind us looking good as we're going to see the numbers a little bit warmer by tomorrow afternoon, maybe even some mid 60's and some the warm spots 50's out toward the coastline. >>looking out over the next couple. >>cloudy skies as we get into the weekend. yeah we've got some changes coming our way i think saturday right now if you don't do something now side well looks like a good day to do it by sunday at least later in the day, the clouds start to move back in looks like the chance of rain moving in as well as showers possibly thunderstorms in a monday, a cold storm moves in out of the gulf alaska on tuesday that's going to be another round of some rain showers continuing through the middle. >>of next week that's less forecast back to you guys in the studio. >>thank you live to get back to you later in the

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>>one of them a delicious simple majority to govern finance minister taro aso even went so far as to call coronavirus proof of an olympic curse. so was born in 1940 feet when world war 2 extinguish japan's olympic flame, tokyo was supposed to host to cancel 1940 games. it would end up waiting 24 years. the 1964 tokyo olympics japan's reintroduction to the world showcasing a miracle recovery rising from the ashes of war. today a new war against a deadly virus. putting japan's olympic dreams on hold. yet again. will ripley cnn. >>coming up next rain check in with lawrence karnow with a final look at the weather but first snow al bello standing by in the newsroom with what's coming up on kron on at 11 o well. >>now all can governor newsome revealed a stunning statistic today coming up we're going to talk about how many coronavirus cases are impacting the younger population here in california will also hear from health care workers who are getting real about the dangers they face on the front lines of the covid 19 fight karen karen o well, thank you very much and make sure to download th

. >> i think that highlights a lot of us are potentially aso symptomatic carrier. it highlights the importance of listening to what the general says is to take social distancing seriously. please do not go out in public, not seeing people and certainly not going to bars or gyms. we need to take this virus seriously and not spread it to others. it highlights the importance of all of us. being away from people who are compromised or elderly or otherwise high risk of dying from this infection. as we go out in the public even if we feel fine and we hang out with our 80 years old parents or friends who is recovering from cancer, we could be carrying the virus and risk passing it onto them. this highlights the importance of a public health messaging that we have been emphasizing all along and i hope that senator paul recovers. i hope he has not in if he cofe anyone else. >> dr. hathi, we keep on hearing they are shifting strategies as far as what the medical professionals are advised to do and that's to not test anybody if they do not have symptoms or even if they though

secondly as far aso hillary clinton is concerned, this is the biggest news we've heard of yet.bly the biggest win for judicial watch. because judge royce lamberth, basically granted judicial watch the right to depose hillary clinton, cheryl mills, or close closest aide, and paul combetta, he was the i.t. specialist who worked on her private server. they're going to have a lot of questions that they will have to answer. judge royce lamberth said we are not quite a let it slide by. you're not going to have it in written answer format. it's going to be in person question and answer. he wants all the answers as well. >> sean: from a legal standpoint, gregg jarrett, i always said if were going to have equal justice and application of laws and not train our constitution, needs t go back to the espionage act of course the leading and bleach bit and hammers and devices. this is a huge step. then we have durham-barr on top of that. >> the challenge is that hillary clinton is a master of prevarication. she's elevated lies and deception and evasion to an art form. during the course of her

>>it's going to do so by capping ticket sales at 50% or no more than 250 people at larger theaters, asoe a lot of elbow room there amc says that the reduction will run from saturday through april 30th officials recommend social-distancing of course is a way to curb the spread of covid 19. the company also says it will enhance the cleaning at cinemas. that's another recommendation from the centers for disease control and prevention. >>up next the pandemic is having a huge effect on the economy have gig workers like rideshare drivers are dealing with the slowdown. >>the president announced a new website that will guide users through a series of questions to determine whether they should be tested than what you can expect when the website has launched this weekend. >>and the mad dash for supplies across the bay area and the country really what to expect if you're thinking about maybe heading out for some food or cleaning products >>when it comes to getting a coronavmrus tests right that's the big issue and then there's a lot of confusion about who should get it how you do get it can you ge

this includes their administrative services only or aso fees and some fees i'll describe and also, we build in the rate card for the city plan b healing care sustainability budget fee. and our aggregate are based on the january 2020 total active early retiree count of 1,857 and you will see fees expressed on what we say pepm so when you see the acronym pepm it's per employee per retiree per month. our recommendations in two areas on page 2, first, approve a 2% over all increase in the base administrative services coated by uac for 2021 and when we incorporate other elements of fee payments to united healing care for other programs, approved a total expense pupm figure we're recommending for the 2021 plan year. following pages providing information to support that recommendation. i will start with the base administrative fees. again, 2% increase is the recommendation. most of the enrollees in the city plan are cap interested ine two columns. we do have, as of the renewal presentation by united to us, 121 retirees that are captured in the medicare eligible map enrolled in medicare colum

he seems to be optimistic in a see that the death toll, while large, will not be aso trc for covid.e epidemiology admit that that optimism is right? >> wll, the projections are for much greater toll than for seasonal fluaor two resons. every year somewhere around 10%% or of the population gets seasonal flu, and then expectats that especially if uncontrolled this epidemic eill infect more than half the population some are more people at risk. and the death rate from this ers somein the neighborhood of ten times that from seanaflu per case. it may be more, it may be less. therofs a lot uncertainty around this number, but it's considerably more than foras al flu. so it's just not responsible to say thise same as seasonal flu. it's going to get more people innecked and - infect, and it's going to be fatal and seofre in a higher fraction them. the other thing about seasonal flu, we have never seen innsive care units in multiple countries shut down, multiple advanced industrializeds countr shut down and unable to function because onaf sea flu. it's just not what happens. ism all right, ma

these comments by taro aso the deputy prime minister and also the finance minister really have raisedspeculation here that we are going to see some important announcement about the olympics there have of course been huge amounts of speculation that they would be at the very least delayed maybe even canceled and this is comments by mr saying that they would make no sense to hold the games if people couldn't send their athletes to this part of the world so that seems to be an admission a tacit one at least that even if japan doesn't have a problem by july as we're hearing the latest predictions other parts of the world may still be in the grip of this coronavirus spread until very recently the actual prime minister shinzo of a has maintained adamantly that the games will still go ahead as planned this is a huge deal for him this is almost the high point of his premiership he fought to bring the games to japan and it's a huge boost for the economy it's prestigious just to give you an idea how close the games are now at the end of next week the olympic flame is due to land on japanese soi

well the deputy prime minister taro aso has come out. and it will not make sense about things from other countries starting to just the tone and fading that things are changing when moving from the i.o.c. happens i know it's despond perhaps because by grovelling tested yeah it's must be really difficult for the athletes to know where they stand lately realistically when must the i.o.c. in take a 2020 make that final decision. well originally we were told if you go back a few weeks then modestly known to the end of may come some comments meant by dick pound big figure says that that's the window to this it got a good situation changing somewhat terry and so much happened here some logistics people need to know where they stand if it's bad news like we saw with your and 20 tons you know. all of weapons and sort of expires this is there has to be taken but the i am serious trying to give themselves as much time as possible all right thanks very much. so he had that the olympics may still be on but the european football championships have be

might'vedidates that been strong, at least on paper, aso chose not to jump in they might otherwise have because of that fundraising. , georgeward 16 years w's brother jeb thought that playbook was going to work again. those of you who play close attention to the 16 republican raise as know that jeb lot of money on the front end of the primary. in 16.t did not work it is fascinating the way money sometimes does the trick and sometimes does not. >> i see more of a comparison to hillary clinton as opposed to jeb bush. i think there were some in people that did jump into the 'spublican field that jeb bush name got lost in getting that news attention. i think if you look at hillary clinton in the democratic field, you really see people like who has nowrren, come through in this election and has been one of the larger names out there that we are hearing about the most. a lot of people talked about why she did not run in 2016. i think it was because clinton jumped in and so many of the democratic donors knew the clinton name. not necessarily that they liked the clinton name, but it was a house

emphasize, aso mask may sometimes give you a false sense of security. as was mentioned here, we get trained on how to put these masks on. and they are verified in terms of how well they are fitting, they are working. before i came here my biosafety officer walked by and jokingly gave me a razor. i'm going to have to shave to be becausested for n95 having facial hair precludes me from using it effectively. these are things the general public may not understand. any time something like a facemask that has the potential to help you, if it is not used correctly, is a false sense of security, can help facilitate bad behaviors and exposures. the training behind those masks is something that needs to be emphasized. it is not just having a mask, is knowing how to use it effectively and safely. >> i would add one more thing. we have talked about some of the supply chain challenges. really trying to get the supplies we do have to the people who need it most and where we know it is effective. questions a couple of on the illness itself. . will combine them how lon

coming up, we continue the coverage of the fed rate cut with michael these us that with michael's asos zezas of morgan stanley. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome to "bloomberg this wednesday, march 4. i'm alix steel. let's take it from the top. >> we have seen bookings decline -- declined by averaged 25% to 30% on a daily basis. cases in surging italy, iran, and perhaps that is puts the fatality rate for this virus at 3.4%. kong pmi falls to a 17 year low. fed chair jay powell surprises the market with a 50 basis point cut. nk.cks si it is all uncharted territory. >> i see another 15% decline from where we are now in stocks. alix: the market speculates the boe could also issue an emergency cut. michael: we got adp today, jobs day friday. you can forget those because it is old news. we might not see anything until april because it will take a while for anything to get into the data, as infections are just starting to ramp up in the united states. alix: now support is starting to mount for fiscal support. mr. biden: for those who have been knocked down, counted out, left behind, this

covid-19 and his office saying that potential paul is feeling fine and is in quarantine and that he is aso the events held recently and he was not aware of any direct contact with any infected person. but obviously very concerning news. this is the first member of the u.s. senate to have been tested positive for coronavirus. we know that two members of the house of representatives at this point have also tested positive for coronavirus. but obviously this is an illness that is not sparing people of any part of society, alex. >> josh, do we know if every member of the house and/or senate are able to get tests if they want them. because the point you're making about senator rand paul who didn't knowingly come into contact with someone but does travel as so you described it out of an abundance of caution decided to get a test done. is every member of congress able to get one if they want to? >> reporter: we don't know the answer to that exactly, alex. and this is varying from state to state based on the availability of tests in the state. and so members of congress are coming from all differe

income tax aso well as payroll tax? i have not heard any statistics on russia.ll of the other countries in the world have reported on the coronavirus but i have not heard any numbers on russia. tax, theyhe income have announced an extension if you owe income tax, 90 days. frederick maryland, goa -- frederick, maryland, go ahead. caller: thank you for all you do. i am a little bit concerned about the policy in place regarding testing. i feel like it is going a little bit slow. kitsabout the testing insecurenible] feel about the disease can self test and use the required phone number and contact health care, instead of going to the drive thinkh or testing which i may be a little bit complicated, and slow down the disease propagation? that is my thinking. that is what i have a question. james wallner, in terms of testing, members have become somewhat of a priority. if you are thinking about how the house might turn next week, what might -- return next week, what might we see? guest: i imagine skeleton staff, staff working from home which was the case during the las

i have asked my team to make sure we are analyzing these learn aso we can quickly as possible what therends are. as far as what we know, we still , then on the growth curve trajectory that we don't like, the one that we need to flatten just as soon as possible. the other news that there is no have 119in it, we now deaths. 36%.is an increase of this is the largest increase in deaths yet. debts.ay, we had 18 you will also see if you look at the video monitor that new orleans has surpassed 1000 cases. host: we are seeing the spike in louisiana of coronavirus infection cases. a reporterg to go to who is working in louisiana right now to see if we can find out more about what is going on on the ground. adelson, who jeff is a reporter in new orleans. good morning. guest: good morning. thanks for having me. host: what is going on on the ground in new orleans right now? guest: as the governor said in the clip that you played, we are factg a pretty heavy the -- heavy effects from coronavirus here. rateve the highest death by far on a per capita basis. are pretty intense down here. much fully in

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