. ♪ romaine: time now for a look at stories trending across the bloomberg universe.ds a type the shanghai and london stock exchanges. thele say britain stands on protests in hong kong prompted the move, and how it relations precedent will determine whether that link is restored. the timing is unlikely to vehicle incidents. bloomberg.com has a story on florida come expected to control more seats in the u.s. congress the new york. new york and california will each lose a congressional seat due to population decline. florida will be among the biggest winners. quick take five bloomberg kick his reporting grocery stores in mexico city will be fined for using plastic bags. for plastic bags to biodegrade quickly, but sets no standard. the environment secretary said the fines will range from one or $20 to $8,950. you can follow all these stories in your terminal, bloomberg.com, and quick take. >> thank you. researchers said the average transaction last $34,600 forrecord suv's. 17 millionold vehicles for a fifth year in a row. google says ai can spot breast cancer more accura

. ♪ whatne: time for a look at stories are trending across the bloomberg universe.k subways with delays on monday as thousands of commuters returned from the holiday defined signal breakdowns. $55 have pushed for a billion capital spending plan with billions committed to technology including signaling systems which were designed in the first half of the 20th century. netflix was snubbed at this year's golden globe. 1917 beat out three other contenders from the streaming giant. for thedid when prizes tv show "the crown," and another for "marriage story." amazon and dhl testing deliveries using bicycles in new york city. they introduced another program in seattle which has inspired amazon in its quest to be at net zero carbon by 2040. gold surging. fully on hitting a six year high today as tensions in the middle east drive investors to safe haven assets. the yellow metal approaching $1600 per ounce. goldman sachs says the commodity has more room to run. us, our metals and mining reporter. syria, mideast tension, by oil. but goldman says by gold instead. logic is what

romaine: time now for a look at what stories are trending across the bloomberg university.onaire investor christer home who ledtopher to a gain in 2019. that return marks the children investment fund best annual performance in six years. on bloomberg.com they have a story on cash past. it takes users take classes across multiple studios engines. intoasing memberships hundred $85 million. they will use funds to continue expansion and that funding marks the entry into the unicorn club of start-up. quick take by bloomberg reported that be meet and mcdonald's will expand plant-based burger test. 52 restaurants in toronto will serve the plt. the test started in 2019 with 28 stores. has denny's, talk about, and mcdonald's. 14,000 locations would be a win for the company. we will follow on this on the journal -- terminal. joe: member elon musk's packet? it does not seem as crazy as it used to be. payouts closer to the and what is an unprecedented compensation plan. for more on how much he can make we are joined by dana hull. in 2018, they came out with that pay package for elon mu

. ♪ romaine: time for a look at what stories are trending across the bloomberg universe.rs are leading -- readers are reading about the founder, ipo and nasdaq listing for his company's dating apps, including bumble. he said blackstone made him an offer he cannot refuse. they took a steak at the valuation of about $3 billion. andrew sold his stake and stepped away from the business as part of that deal. bloomberg.com has a story on goldman sachs buying an elite boarding school. while it is rare for goldman to underwrite a deal, to capture low interest rates armed with huge endowment and strong credit. quick take by bloomberg is reporting on peta, which once the world's most famous groundhog, punxsutawney phil, to retire and be replaced by a robot. they say it is a highly stressful appearance for the groundhog. they say, we have the technology tronicte an anime groundhog with ai that could predict the weather. joe: the most consequential day of president trump's impeachment trial is underway. we are awaiting the witness vote in the senate. joining us, kevin cirilli, bloomb

. ♪ romaine: time now for a look at what stories are trending across the bloomberg universe. fund set up by a former investment manager which has more than quadrupled its assets , sandbarlast year asset management, which started trading in 2018, had about $130 million in assets a year ago, and surged. story on aom has a snow storm headed to the northeast. it will be the first time since december 2 that new york has gotten more than an inch of snow. it follows a weekend when temperatures reached into the 60's fahrenheit. this season, only 2.7 inches of snow has fallen on manhattan's central park. and bloomberg has reported that starbucks is planning to open more stores in lower income neighborhoods. there are plans for 85 stores by 2025 in these communities, bringing job opportunities, although many are concerned the prices will be too expensive for the residence to afford. you can follow all the stories on your terminal and on bloomberg.com. joe: deutsche bank is cutting the bonus pool at its investment bank by about 30%, deepening pay reductions after a hectic year. --e with

bloomberg. the monmouth university poll, different. biden at 30%, sanders at 23%. rence with buttigieg and bloomberg flipping places. >> what do you do when you get wildly different numbers? >> what do we do, folks? what do we do? i'll tell you what we do. we average the polls. so now we look at our average, what do we see? we see biden at 27%, sanders at 21%, warren at 15%. biden pretty steady from last month, right? sanders up a little bit. he's up to 21%. he was at 19%. warren's stable. bloomberg also going up a little bit from 5% to 7%. >> well, there's been a lot of talk about bernie's asen dense. have you looked at that? >> i looked at harry's average going back to march of 2019. we saw he had that post-annou e post-announcement bump. then the dropped into the mid-teens. july to september. then we've seen a little bit going up recently. he's hovering right around 20%, 21%. >> one of the reasons may be, at least inside our poll is that sanders seems to be gaining among non-white voters. >> i think this is important. all the challengers so far to biden have been

bloomberg. stay tuned. >>> happening now, stanford university announcing condoleezza rice will be the next director of theoover institution. rice served as the u.s. secretary of state under president george w. bush. she then has been teaching at stanford graduate school of business since then. she'll start her new position in september. we're back with more news in a moment. we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy.hisaa t before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> 49ers swag for sale. a lot of fans getting in the super bowl spirit. this is a stand in emeryville. you see all the niners gear they've got there. the owner of the stand says fans have been snatching up his merchandise big time. >> i already have my gear, but my daughter and my sister-in-law does not. so i

university today. as mayor, mike bloomberg slashed carbon emissions and achieved new york city's cleanest air quality in more than 50 years. as a leader in the fight against climate change, he helped shut down over half of the nation's coal plants, then led one of the biggest pollution reduction efforts in history. as president, he intends to reduce emissions by fifty percent within ten years. because if we want to stop climate change, we need to make a change. this is a fight-we can't afford to lose. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. >>> today marks six months since the deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. they opened a gilroystrong resiliency cente

bloomberg is doing. what he has done at johns hopkins university and see to it student debt was reduced and seeing to it there is a better system of healthcare and have suggestions in that direction too, some medical care by going back to not-for-profit circumstances and he will be a marvelous president, he knows how to do it, knows how to handle google from new york or whatever they do. >> host: thank you, stanley. what did you hear from the viewer? >> guest: what is interesting about what he was saying as i always thought of michael bloomberg as the public health mayor and public health philanthropist. he got interested in public health in the 80s at johns hopkins and you have anti-smoking, trans fats, the title as the nanny mayor, for new yorkers just before you die, you have three extra years because the lifespan of new yorkers is better by three is than the rest of the country. that is what the gun-control can be under that umbrella. you could even put climate change under that umbrella. >> host: going back to the nanny mayor he had a strong reputation for being a know it all. >> guest: he did and

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bloomberg got it done. he'll build on obamacare with universal coverage and lower the cost of prescription medicine. g and i approve this message. >>> big questions about the president's credibility when he claimed that he ordered the killing of iranian's top general because of an imminent threat to attack four embassies. on sunday, the defense secretary said he's seen no such evidence and william barr tried changing it saying it was because of the long-documented terror attacks. >> i do believe that this concept of imminence is something of a red herring. when you're dealing with a situation where you already have attacks under way, you know there's a campaign that involves repeated attacks on american targets, i don't think there's a requirement, frankly, for, you know, knowing the exact time and place of the next attack and that certainly was the position of the obama administration when it droned leaders of terrorist organizations. >> a couple of things about that, joining me now is jeff mason, white house correspondent for reuters. jeff, as you well know, it was the administration who raised the

bloomberg got it done. he'll build on obamacare with universal coverage and lower the cost of prescription medicine. e. mb: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> with two weeks left from the iowa caucus. the democratic field will lose four of the candidates to the impeachment trial in the u.s. senate. according to a new des moines renl center poll, 40% of the iowa voters say they have not made up their minds yet. that's, well, they have made up their minds. nearly have, 45 said they could be persuaded to vote for another candidate. if you put the numbers together, three fifths of iowa democratic caucus goers are up for grabs. it's an astounding thing this. with a neck and neck race, it could be anybody's game. for more i'm joined by lily adams and jamaal simmons. lily, you're fresh off the trail. >> yeah. >> what do you think? four people in their seats in the u.s. chamber. everybody wants to sit in that chamber, but they're stick there. >> yes. if it's two weeks to the caucus, you want to be in iowa talking to caucus goers, recruiting captains. i was saying i think the hardest thing is

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university. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am alix steel.onds away from the fourth read on gdp on this risk off day. .6%.utures down still outperforming europe. in other asset classes the three-month 10 year was inverted. that is what i'm looking at, also how the market handles volatility. handle -- trading around the seven handle. the data drops right now. it looks like it came in stronger than estimated. annualized gdp 2.1%. personal consumption was weaker, 1.8%. personal consumption was supposed to be holding everything up. that is an interesting point. core pce on a quarter on quarter basis coming in at 1.3%. not seeing any filter through from the tariffs. , 216,000obless claims as the job market continues to hold steady. the personal consumption what i find interesting. romaine: we were expecting that slow down. worse than estimated. the deceleration is an improvement from what was on the previous quarter, but a lot of folks were expecting a rebound. the final sales to private domestic purchasers up 1.4%, the estimate was 2.3%. alix: an

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bloomberg got it done. he'll build on obamacare with universal coverage and lower the cost of prescription medicine. ve this message. ♪ lemonis: at honeydew farms, alex and miranda moore haven't hit pay dirt yet, but they think they've planted the seeds. they're convinced the full legalization of pot will bring a surge in demand from thousands of new recreational users. but i couldn't help wondering what if their expectations don't meet reality. lemonis: do you think there's that many people that are waiting until january to try marijuana for the first time? i don't know if they're waiting until january. i think that the consumer market is going to get gigantic. i just worry that the demand isn't going to be what everybody expects it to be, because this is i-know-a-guy business. -oh, yeah. -i know a guy. yeah. everybody that wants it can get it. they know a guy or they go get the medical license. yeah. and i share that concern. lemonis: and there's something else farmers need to worry about -- more competition. wealthy investors are scouring humboldt, buying land and looking to get in on the cannabis

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bloomberg's daniel shafer in frankfurt, edward universe out of lin don't, and here in berlin, benedictd of fx research and strategy is still with us, valentin, the conversation moving to the u.s. after manufacturing saw its weakest month since 2009 in december, what do you expect for the u.s. economy? we have had a wide range of forecasts. >> well, it was quite a sobering release indeed. but it ties in with our expectation of a subtrend growth for the u.s. economy, at least for the first half of this year. in particularly, we think that the business confidence will continue to struggle by implication. lack of investment overall will continue to hamper growth and before long may even impact the otherwise resilient labor markets in the u.s. all of which makes us expect another insurance cut by the fed potentially as soon as june. i guess i should also mention that the latest developments that we are seeing, really the higher oil prices, by implication the weaker stock market would present unwarranted tightening in the global and u.s. conditions, that may further that expectation that the

bloomberg markets." vonnie: more breaking economic data today after industrial production earlier on. university of michigan sentiment .1,a coming in at 99 slightly shy of the 99.3 economists were looking for and the 99.3 of last month. 88.3.ations coming in at the inflation expectations, one year and five year, both coming in at 2.5%. that rounds out the raft of economic data. let's get to markets and see how they are reacting. we are getting a bounce today because of some positive earnings. beatingreet coming out, expectations on revenue and on earnings, and talking about cutting expenses. we had an upgrade for yum! brands at morgan stanley. plenty of good news stories in the market today. the 10 year yield is at 1.84%. a couple of dynamics going on here, not least of which stephen mnuchin talking about issuing a 20 year bond to help with the deficit. guy: really interesting story. here in europe, stocks are at record highs. , a couple of reasons for this, one of which is the china data we will talk about in just a moment. your conversation with phil hogan, the eu trade commissioner, sounding

university. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" onrg television and radio. i'm david westin. u.s. health officials are about to confirm a third case of the wuhan virus in the u.s., according to three senators speaking to reporters. this comes as officials in china have essentially put 40 million of its citizens on lockdown, ordered travel agencies to stop selling tour packages. chen, yalenow dr. xi university assistant professor of public health. start with the medical science on this. what do we know about the virus? >> this virus is highly infectious and has already been affecting hundreds of people, and a lot of cases are not confirmed yet. china has already been shutting down transportation for eight cities, the size of a population equivalent to canada. this is a very big issue, especially with the timing of this spring festival which not only affects china but also the region. many areas celebrate this holiday. it's also located in a central city, so it can reach other cities around the world. the worst news is that we still don

i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> after months of demonstrations, san jose state university has laid out a plan to address the housing crisis that affected students and faculty. >>> jesse gary tells us those in need could start feeling the impact of the plan by this fall. >> reporter: the largely vacant building in downtown samford san jose is a brown behemoth that could serve more than a handful of offices inside. san jose state university officials hope to transform it into an integral part of a solution to a housing shortage impacting students and faculty. >> this is not just their promise, this is our problem, too. these are our students. >> reporter: ateman ray -- at a monday news conference, about a faced multiyear approach was announced. >> this homeless thing with students is literally getting out of hand. we have to do something about it. >> reporter: part of the 6 point plan includes $3 million in grant funding for support programs for housing and security. planning and development of a campus village containing 3 residential housing facilities, discussions of an o

meanwhile, billionaire former new york city mayor michael bloomberg has surged to fourth place nationally, with about 9% in a recent monmouth universityoll after spending $250 million on polititical ads since joining the race -- far more than all other democratic candidates. bloomberg has said he'll spend up to $2 billion of his own money to defeat trump, no matter who the democratic nominee is. even if it is senator bernie sanders. the national archives and records administration has replaced a doctored photograph of the 2017 women's march with the original days after it apologized for altering the photo to remove criticisms of president trump. in an exhibit called "rightfully hers: american women and the vote," the national archives had displayed a large image of the first women's march. but at least four signs referencing trump had been blurred to remove his name, including a poster reading "god hates trump." instead it read "god hates." here in manhattan, actor anabella sciorra told a packed courtroom thursday that disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein forced his way into her new york city apartment one night in the early 199

bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. earlier today, we spoke with bill dudley, princeton university senior research scholar and former newfed president. about his newed opinion column on the framework for monetary policy. >> the fed had to intervene on a high for quincy basis to keep the interest rate at its target. there's lots of reserves in the system, but the fed could make it even better. one thing they could do is establish a standing repo facility. if there is some sort of shock to the system, they could communicate more clearly why the new regime is better. it is easy to operate, it makes the payment system work better, and most important lake it is better from a financial stability perspective because there's no conflict between the fed offering and open-ended liquidity backstop versus its control of monetary policy. under the old regime, if the fed edit reserves to the system, it risks losing control of the federal funds rate. it feels like marketers bentz -- market persimmons are worried , and that leaves the fed having to buy a lot more treasuries, or for bank regulations to be rolled back in terms of what th

bloomberg's abigail doolittle. comcast officially unveiled its entry into the streaming universe.he service, dubbed peacock, is not launching until april. while it will feature new original content, it is going to rely heavily on hopes that viewers will continue to tune in and pony up for old favorites like the office, parks and recreation, and brooklyn 99. there will be three different pricing tiers ranking from free to $9.99 per month. to tell us how peacock will fare against the likes of netflix and disney plus, our analysts are joining us. how does peacock stand out in this crowded market? >> what comcast has said and telegraphed is that it is free to a lot of people. you see in the marketplace, netflix costs $10 to $13 depending on your package. apple service costs about five dollars. disney plus is seven dollars. from sixnywhere dollars to $10. the two that are coming up our hbo max and peacock. hbo max is loading as much programming as possible and charging a high price relative to the others. that is $15. peacock for its most basic plan is free. there is one basic package

bloomberg. >> i think it was a kind of last hurrah. >> harvard university president and national economic councile twittersphere and america are different places. >> and the tiaa ceo. >> what will draw -- drive markets is will be what has drawn them. >> one of the things that separates so low is inflation.

bloomberg, to open a campaign office in oakland. >>> the iowa caucuses just four days away. a new marmot university poll shows joe biden with a slight edge there. he hasn't been targeting his democratic opponents. he is aiming, squarely, i president trump. >> doesn't matter if the president lies. doesn't matter if a president has no moral compass. donald trump has proved that he believes in each and every one of these questions and the answer is no. >> reporter: pete buttigieg is also in iowa holding back to events. in the meantime the senators who are sidelined by the impeachment trial are finding creative ways to keep the momentum from a quick iowa trip like amy klobuchar to elizabeth warren's tele-townhall and even her surrogate to dog bailey, bernie sanders had some star power from actor kendrick samson. >>> stk surged to a new record high leaving the short- sellers with the major loss in shares. the jump more than 10% closing $640. that followed yesterday's earning report that the top wall street expectations. plus, news of the production of the model y crossover vehicle is ahead of schedule.

pennsylvania state university distinguished professor of atmospheric science, michael mann. bloombergued and uses in-depthich reporting to illustrate the scale of the climate challenge. you can find that on the terminal, online, and right here on bloomberg television and radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: we continue to see the outbreak of the coronavirus in china spread. we continue to see japanese leaders trying to fend off questions from journalists. shinzo abe saying he will be strengthening measures to deal with the new coronavirus. this coming after china raised the death toll to 25. the confirmed cases to 830. haidi: it was such a jump. the previous number of 18 confirmed fatalities, 500 confirmed cases, and they are saying it is well over 1000 in terms of the suspected cases and across multiple, many different provinces across china. it's also worth mentioning, and i think you pointed this out earlier, that we saw one of those fatalities outside of the province where the epicenter of the disease, wuhan, is close to where it's going to spread to from here. shery: despite the fa

bloomberg's plan rolling out today, while appearing for a meeting with 270 mayors across the country. a 2019 survey of mayors from boston universityconsider infrastructure a top issue. presidential candidates should be talking about on the campaign trail. bloomberg is using the infrastructure to attack president trump. saying in the plan, quote, president trump pledged on the campaign trail as president he would invest billions of dollars in infrastructure. he has failed to follow through on his promises. but today in an interview with fox business's maria bartiromo, president trump blasted bloomberg for the billion dollars he is willing to dump into his campaign. >> he is wasting his money. he's not going to win because he can't. he is a terrible speaker. he can't speak properly and he's, he is not a charismatic guy. he has got money. he will spend as much money as he can. reporter: and deirdre, bloomberg took the stage with 11 endorsements from different mayors around the country. deirdre: thank you so much. connell: we talk about it with bill mcgurn. fox news contributor and "wall street journal" as well. he talked about loweri

next to mary, rebecca baker, she's deputy team leader at bloomberg law and a past president for professional journalist. gil kline, the university of oklahoma, washington bureau chief and pc's past president. valerie hopkins. the correspondent at the financial pass. thank you for being here. actor jane fonda turns 82 this saturday. pretty impressive, huh? [ applause ] >> however, she was in jail. since she moved to washington in sech september, she engaged in what she calls the fire drills. protest on climate change. friday will mark her 11th protest and her fifth arrests. the idea she said came to her over labor day weekend spent in big sur with friends and fellow actors. "the burning case" spur her into action. last summer at my home state in california and young people like greta thunberg powerfully reminded us that we are the last generation that can prevent a catastrop catastrophe. i decided it was time for me to do more. the united states fonda says it is failing to act. civic protests have defined her as much of an actress that brought her two golden globes and one emmy. but it is not always without controversies. during

>> host: as you look at the polling from quinnipiac university, hypothetical general election matchup between either biden, sanders, ward, bloomberg, who judge or amy klobuchar with trump covering in the low to mid \40{l1}s{l0}\'40{l1}s{l0} basically between 42-43% in the survey which has the margin of error of plus or minus 2.5% oro will go to carry in pennsylvania. good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> host: go ahead. on the air. >> caller: i consider myself to be a libertarian, registered democrat for about 15 years. i really dislike both the parties, but as a third-generation democrat my grandfathers were -- [inaudible] that means him to write a by democratsth and they hold onto e guns and their religion. it's going too be interesting to see which way the catholics about this upcoming. and that's about all i have to say. i believe there is some changes coming to this country. but thank you very much. have a nice day. >> guest: i know that area very well. i think your earlier point that you discussed, steve, about the polling, one of the other narratives sort of interesting things in the back of the book is 34% of self-prof

university of miami business school. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: i'm david westin. 2/1 i'm david the scienceed about of the coronavirus spreading around the world and the help of millions is the first priority, but it also has important implications for the chinese economy, the business, and markets. --welcome john quotes, quelch. thank you for being with us. i think you are recently back from shanghai. what are the effects right now in shanghai? john: first of all, there is a consumernt dent to confidence in china. it's important for the governments legitimacy that they maintain safety and security. hence, the very substantial -- to use the words of your previous guest, hunter cody measures -- to get the problem under control. there will be a hit to consumer confidence, and therefore, consumption. in the short-term, the home confinement of many consumers is resulting in a reduction of sales of the retail stores, hotels, tourism, travel. you mentioned the royal caribbean cruise line cancellations. all of these are important economic effects at a time when the economy was slowing

university. this ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. >> this is bloomberg surveillance. world tour. you just came back from russia where you had a panel with putin. what is the big take away? >> it is hard to get good information. i do these things because my job is to get information about the global economy. there were lots of takeaways. getting up to speed on the moscow economy and how sanctions are affecting them. to putht it was good that information in the back of your mind as you advise companies. >> are they the next place for the next big deal for you? ken: no. russia is a while in the future. it is a long life. i have been doing this for 40 years. loyalties andime you get to know people. russia long time before will be investable but someday. you are spending a lot of time in hong kong with the proposed takeover of the london stock exchange by the hong kong stock exchange. what is the tone there? is happening in hong kong is concerning. -- world is getting to be what happened with trump and china and the trade war coming down will be positive. there are a lot o

>>bloomberg meantime he is creeping up in the poll seems to be getting some traction the new monmouth university poll out today. it's got him jumping ahead of the buddha judge into 4th place that whole interview will be on inside bay area politics this week it's on kron on saturday and sunday mornings at 11 oh 5. and it airs on kron sunday mornings at 6.30 granton justine. >>you catherine as we take a peek outside switch gears for a moment talk about 4 zone forecast and look live here at the golden gate bridge. we want to check in now with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to get a look at the weather forecast for today and maybe as we look ahead towards the weekend. yeah guys lot of clouds in our skies today temperatures fairly mild around the bay area but certainly. yeah it was gray out there and it continues to be grey will see those clouds throughout the night tonight, couple weak weather systems kind of moving through now. >>and that will keep things a little bit active mainly to the north and you can see the showers popping up in far northern california, not so much here in the bay a

bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> new details this morning san jose state university and the state of california have announced anitiative to turn an old state building into affordable housing for students, staff, and faculty. >> last year, protesters criticized the university for its inaction on student homelessness. well now in agreement includes a plan to redevelop a nearby state office building into 800 to 1200 new homes. the university also received $3 million in state grants to centralize a crisis counseling center called sjsu cares. there will also be 12 beds on campus for short term emergency shelter for students. >>> now out of a job and facing rent part-times she just couldn't afford one woman took. >> christen haynes lost her job in 2015 and rent became impossible to pay. she started living in her van with her boyfriend. she launched a blog called the wayward home. >> i could really make this work because i wasn't paying rent and for the first year it was pitly . it was like $20 a month. >> the blog is now fully monetized or people who are worries like she was about being priced out. >> i'm trying to

francine: thanks for joining us, 10 bales, queen mary university of london, and chris hare of hsbc, stay with us. this is bloombergs. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: a global health emergency. the u.s. and japan is told to avoid traveling to china after the coronavirus is declared an international viral -- crisis. tonight at 11:00 p.m. u.k. time, boris johnson urges the u.k. to come together after years of brexit division. and in amazon spending spree pays off, crushing wall street estimates. it is set to join microsoft and apple in the trillion dollar club. good evening, everyone. this is bloomberg surveillance in london. we are keeping you up-to-date with everything happening with the coronavirus. we have all angles covered. we heard moments ago from hong kong saying that there is a complete border closure, not in line with the who, but banning visitors. i'm not sure she's banning chinese visitors, but they have closed a lot of the barriers. from theve an update u.k. health department confirming that there are two cases of coronavirus in england. we will continue keeping an eye on what that means for how the u.k.

bloomberg television. marie hosa is the founder of a media group. a university at princeton where he chairs the african-american studies and also a msnbc contributor. joining me also is arianna, a political science professor at the corporation. matt, let me start with you, we heard from the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. we heard from the secretary of defense as well. what's going to happen here in the coming days. the 82nd airborne making the way to the region. your sense of what happens next here as a result of what happened on friday. >> well, you know, it's a great question. the entire life's work is about to really come back into infect for him right now. we saw that when assassinated by the u.s. and flying from lebanon to iraq. he was cultivating, incubating all of the different militia groups and pro iranian governments and political parties. the iranians want to lash back, when they want to have revenge against the united states whereas they said actually recently against israel itself then they can use their cats' paws in various places and that

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a new monmouth university poll shows michael bloomberg surging to fourth place.n the ground, peter doocy, live with the latest. good morning, peter. >> good morning, ed. you wonder what the candidates are doing during the trial. it seems like bernie sanders is brushing up on joe biden's record and trying to use it against him. >> on the floor of the senate, talking about the need to cut social security. to expand social security benefits. we will have that debate. >> sanders has tried to keep things cordial with joe biden, quickly apologizing when a surrogate wrote an op-ed suggesting he is corrupt. but he continues hammering the biden voting record, which biden insists is all out of context. >> he apologized for saying that i was corrupt. he didn't mention anything about whether i was coming about social security. >> they establish the top poll is either biden then sanders or sanders then biden. there's a new monmouth poll that put centers on top, followed by biden, warren, and bloomberg, the head of mayor pete. president trump wrote a tweet, "mike bloomberg is

director at the duke national university of singapore medical school. next week on bloombergecial coverage of the iowa caucus, starting on monday at 10:00 p.m. in new york , 11:00 a.m. in hong kong, and tuesday will carry president trump state of the union address followed by the democratic response. that kicks off at 9:00 p.m. in new york, 10:00 a.m. in hong kong. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." i am shery ahn in new york. the ceo of wonder technology says that less than 10% of mental disorders in china are properly diagnosed. when they told us what kind of companies she is working with. with all theking high-pressure factory companies like tencent, chamois, the biggest online learning platform in china. because wel love it are helping them to solve a solvem that they cannot in classrooms. this is something superlight. we divided into the mental health issue, it is three stages. you cannot focus. if you continue that state for a long time, you might start to lose sleep. you cannot sleep well. people are losing their hair. people cannot get preg

bloomberg is qualifying there. now to kathleen, a democratic color in missouri. ler in missouri. fdr had universal health care in the pipeline when he died. in his fourth consecutive term, he had the same powerful enemies that bernie has today. i am 65 years old and i live in missouri. i am a feminist. i would not vote for anyone else but bernie. i voted for hillary last time and i knew she was not going to win. it would be insanity if they were to put anyone else up besides bernie. kathleen a democratic color, we are live in iowa just a few miles from the morning. it struggles to different counties. joe, an independent. go ahead. i just wanted to say, call and say i am definitely not going to vote for bernie sanders. fooled by his cloak of disguise of his communist roots. i will be voting for tulsi gabbard. >> ok. why is that? >> why is what? am i not voting for bernie? >> why are you voting for tulsi gabbard? >> the main reason is because she is for getting us out of all of these wars in the middle east. out of afghanistan, out of a tok -- iraq, stop trying getting us outd of these insane wars,

university of maryland. jason, why can't you just be quiet and accept michael bloomberg?is a billionaire, what do you know? >> michael bloomberg, we could go on and on about him, of course there are three words that will always remind me of michael bloomberg, those are stop and frisk. >> tucker: that was the best part of michael bloomberg. >> a little bit problematic for the for the moment rights of african-americans and latinos in the city. >> tucker: i am against taking away rights. so bernie, obviously i'm not endorsing bernie, but i cannot help but notice the similarities between what they are trying to do to bernie now and what they tried to do deterrent before. it is stupid and counterproductive. but it is us also -- coso joe rogan is now a bigot? are you listening the list? >> yes, so, i think that the opinion that joe rogan had was not one that i would endorse and agree with, but one of the things that i will say is that there are many people who feel that way on the right and the left. i think if anything joe rogan probably needs a conversation and should bring m

mayor sam liccardo endorsed bloomberg last month bloomberg meantime is apparently in are the top tier of democratic candidates, a new monmouth university poll that out today has him jumping ahead of pete footage edge into 4th place. california's primary election will be held on march 3rd the entire interview will be on inside bay area politics, this week him that airs on kron on saturday and sunday mornings at 11 oh 5 and it airs on kron 4 on sunday mornings at 6.30. >>coming up to man police are calling armed and dangerous are on the run tonight after authorities say they were part of a deadly shooting in downtown seattle plus day 3 of the impeachment trial brought a second day of op i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challen

bloomberg got it done. he'll build on obamacare with universal coverage and lower the cost of prescription medicine. approve this message. >>> welcome to "morning joe." we have reverend al sharpton, steve ratner is with us, former chief of staff to the dccc for hillary clinton's presidential campaign adrian el rod, an msnbc contributor. and we're heading to iowa for the first time this month and tonight that state and the nation will hear directly from the leading contenders nor the democratic nomination for president of the united states. six candidates will hit the stage in des moines. among them, pa air of u.s. senators who agree on a lot, but clearly not everything. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders have a very different recollection about a 2018 conversation on the prospects of a woman for president. we'll get into that. and new polling on the state of the race. we'll break down the new reporting that russians hacked the ukrainian gas company at the center of president trump's impeachment. three weeks before the iowa caucuses, joe biden is leading the democratic nomination. bernie sanders and

university of maryland, he joins us today. why can't youth just be quiet ad except michael bloomberg, he's a billionaire, look what do you a know>> exactly. michael bloomberg a week ago -- we can go on and on about him. there are three words that will always remind me of michael bloomberg and those are "stop and frisk." >> tucker: that was the best part of michael bloomberg. [laughs] >> kind of problematic taking away the fourth amendment rights of african-americans and latinos in the city. >> tucker: i'm against taking away rights. but since your question, bernie, i'm obviously not endorsing bernie -- i've read bernie's rain. but i can't b help but notice tt similars between what they're trying to do to bernie now and what they tried to do to trumpet four.tr i think it's stupid, it's counterproductive, but it's also so fascinating. so like joe rogan is now they get? are you listening to this? >> yeah, so i think with joe rogan -- the opinion that joe rogan had is not one that i would necessarily endorse or agree with, but one of the things that i will say is that there are many people who feel that way both on the right and th