to make sure nothing distracts from the special atmosphere cell phones aren't allowed at the same basel the great school for just over $1000.00 euros a month even young children get to learn all about tradition including church slavonic which is still used in orthodox services. and. when i say well do you like church slavonic was if we both walk along with the classical education pupils are also taught good manners proper etiquette and dancing. the way 15 year old barbara is the daughter of an oil company c.e.o. and oh she's attended the school for 4 years. not too bad. procedure and it turned. i think they did so and this traditional dance was very popular in the 19th century . as well i think that's why. i know we're practicing it for our schools anniversary celebrations what is it when our parents and many other guests will be clear voice. celebrated in the style of the imperial era the ball is one of the highlights of the school year barbara will also dance before the watchful eyes of school founder constantine around here. i'll admit i'm a bit nervous at the most but after the dres

and her walls are also covered with posters of rock bands which aren't on the curriculum at the st basel the great school. shesher somewhat pushy i'm a completely normal teenager. i listen to alternative rock i like ramstein 3 days grace and green day. and there's a magic dragons and my chemical romance she made the rainbow flags which symbolize the l g b t pride movement herself. i knew my parents don't know what these colors mean and you know at school they tell us that homosexuality is something bad. but i think that all people are equal if. you don't. there's even if someone has black skin or a different sexual orientation they should be respected and loved with your view wishing you're with them you. know. this evening barbara's parents are hosting a dinner party her father andre is cooking a specialty from siberia where he grew up. this is siberian sturgeon was the favorite dish of people in the north. that although if we lived in the north for 40 years it was my parents moved there in their youth in the days when it was still the soviet union also i would cyril. andre trained as a

dodd/frank, basel one, basel two, that were put in place after the financial crisis. so why would the president have these guys around him talking banking? >> well, look, i would love to see him spend more time with the medical community and listen to his advisers who clearly have been holding their tongue or feel muzzled for all 2too long. having spent time with america's banking system in this panic, i think is important. i don't want to minimize the importance of that. companies across the country are drawing on their credit lines. the phone calls going into these banks to effectively have access to credit is real. and the importance of making sure that the banks are able, willing and that that system is going to work is crucial because if and when that is to break, and i don't anticipate it breaking, but if it were to, we would be in a completely different world of hurt and this would go from being a panic, if you will, around a health care crisis to an even more true financial panic that could create even larger problems. so i'm not somebody who would suggest tha

in the other matches that went ahead, there were wins for basel, istanbul, bayer leverkusen and shakhtarlympiakos and wolves drew 1—1 in athens. the greek league leaders played most of that game with only ten men after ruben semedo was shown a straight red in the 29th minute. it was olympiakos who then scored first — youssef el—arabi putting them ahead early in the second half. but pedro neto salvaged a draw for the visitors by equalising after 67 minutes. and that could be a potentially vital away goal for wolves. world cup winner megan rapinoe has said us soccer has done "irreparable" damage to their relationship with the women's national team. 28 women players have a filed a lawsuit over equal pay — and in submissions made by lawyers for us soccer, the sport's governing body in the country claimed that male players require a "higher level of skill based on speed and strength" than their female counterparts. the us women's team made their feelings known ahead of wednesday's game against japan when the players turned their tops inside out during the warm—up and the national anthem to hi

>> that's where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends, here at the table, basel smiekal, former aid to the state department and elysse jordan and msnbc and nbc news correspondent. our lifeline on these nights. but i can't stand the smear from sanders that i've really only heard in the last five days that this victory from biden, both last saturday and last night is a result of the democratic establishment. every time i hear that, i will say this. the victory that joe biden experienced saturday night in south carolina was the result of the clyburn endorsement and the voters, african-american, old, young, and otherwise. they were saying he should have gone out on top -- i mean, maybe people only say that at cocktail parties. that's the truth. but this attack, these battle lines are already starting to feel hot. >> and we've talked about these crowded debate stages. we'll see what elizabeth warren ends up deciding to do. butted you have the possibility of sanders, biden, and biden having an hour to himself in the two-hour debate. i think that's the biggest variable

saying in other countries everything's just closed down and you know eventually the response from basel a 3 are is this but this outbreak to go a long way to run yes but if there is measures aren't in place then you'll see it just just keep coming back so this is a new way of doing things going forward briefly if you can south korea and china as we heard there seen this drop in the number of new cases that offer us hope potentially here that this is manageable. it most certainly does but hasn't mentioned you know that the biggest difference is that positive cases are in isolation they're not sent home and they're not allowed back into the community. until they are genuinely clear it's human nature so cut corners and things if you're in isolation unless that's really rigorous leean force then i think you see numbers continuing to increase i'd much rather see countries adopting the laser's that was a nice successful they'll fisher chair of the world health organization's global outbreak and response network thank you very much. in countries that are far away from chronic virus hotspots th

it will go away. >> basel?u know, it's really disturbing because going to a point that you said earlier, in many ways i want the president tonight consoler in chief. i want him to have some empathy. i want him to be able to be a calming force in this nation. and it's everything that he's not. and i've been thinking a lot about two things. one, matt damon in "the martian." when he says in the moment of his crisis i have to science the hell out of this. but when you don't believe in science and you defund programs and offices, there is no one left to actually do the hard, very challenging work that we need and will depend on to actually get through this. and you're right, this isn't an opponent that he's used to. this is not a person that he can tweet away. it's going to fight back and it's going to fight back hard and he just doesn't seem to have the capability to deal with it. >> this will affect his voters. >> absolutely. >> it will affect americans. and some of them are his voters. it will affect people who d

basel have announced their europa league match against its week has been cancelled due to concerns over the corona virus outbreak this after police in paris said the champions league 2nd leg between p.s.g. and dalton and must take place without spectators dortmund hold a 2 wanted vantage from the 1st leg in the match at the city's park a princess stadium is scheduled for wednesday this issue was taken following a meeting with france's sports minister most gatherings of more than a 1000 people in france were banned on sunday. and just a reminder the top story we're following for you here today. italian prime minister just something called to has ordered the extension of emergency coronas and he coronavirus measures to cover the entire country nationwide restrictions banned non-essential travel in public. you're watching news coming up eco terrorism or a legitimate protest extinction rebellion in our current affairs documentary. a market of demonstrations uncompromising demand. extinction rebellion formed as a protest movement against climate change. their supporters call for big changes

so the coordination is really describing dearly what is going on in conversations in basel or other placesere's much that can be done on this to give confidence to the markets that the policy in place is working, we are on top of it. in terms of specific coordination, i think we have seen episodes where the timing can be bad. i think it is mainly just describing what you are doing so each central bank knows what the fed is up to, knows what the boj or the ecb is up to, and the markets understand what they are up to. it's hard, but they can do that i think in a better way than they have so far. vonnie: professor, we have to leave it there, but our thanks to you. that is john taylor, stanford professor of economics, hoover institute senior fellow. if you've got a bloomberg terminal, check out the function tv . you can watch all of the interviews we are doing and the live events we are monitoring. click on charts, interact with us directly. function tv wraps it all up. quick look at the markets right now. decent volume coming through in yen trading. the ftse bim is up -- the ftse mib

basel, elise and most of you to you for watching. "mpt daily" with chuck todd starts right now. ♪ >>> welcome to wednesday. it is "meet the press daily." good evening. it is a long continuous day from super tuesday to extended wednesday but wow what a 24 hours it's been in the democratic presidential primary. joe biden pulled off a comeback. he leads the delegate race for the first time with wins in ten of the 14 suner tuesday contests including maine and nbc news called less than two hours ago and michael bloomberg announced he was dropping out to endorse joe biden. this afternoon in front of his staff bloomberg explained the motivation behind that quick decision. >> i entered the race for president to defeat donald trump and today i am leaving the race for the same reason. to defeat donald trump. because staying in would make it more difficult to achieve that goal. i've always believed that defeating donald trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it. and after yesterday's vote, it is clear that candi

basel and myself had noted in design for security or integrity protections in the things that we produce at the end of the day no matter what we do, we'll always be a vulnerability that can be infiltrated and that always comes back to trust in the supplier themselves. and this is where the behavior, the >> ethics, the historical performance and behavior, and the governance it puts on security, securing the products it produces, is the most important. >> thank you. mr. barry, last week the senate sent legislation by chairman wicker to the president's desk that would help rural telecommunications carriers remove equipment from high risk vendors like huawei and zte and replace it. with secure telecommunications equipment. in your testimony you suggest the the lack of availability of a properly trained workforce may impact this process to remove the compromised equipment. how will legislative efforts like the telecommunication skilled workforce act that i introduced with several of my colleagues on this committee earlier this week help ensure the necessary workforce is in place? >> thank you