in london and head of aviation at the university of west london and from singapore brendan so-be fund of be aviation and former chief analyst at the center for aviation welcome to you all brendan in singapore are we talking about the survival of the fittest here. well hi that's a bit extreme i would say i think all airlines are under extreme pressure right now and i mean firstly no airline can survive no international passenger travel which is what we're looking at pretty much now for the month of april and beyond so no we're going to really survive that for better or more than a couple of months and so everybody's under pressure and really it comes down to what governments can can support their own airlines and their own aviation sectors such because every airline needs some kind of support. from about a dozen countries around the world and we're going to need series a lot more countries in the coming weeks in order to write about bankruptcies and there's some confidence that in the industry that that will happen and that and that their lives will be there when this crisis is over to

you know, brendan, i will start with you. right now, g.o.p.enator josh hawley said he will introduce a censure resolution over schumer's comments. let's watch that and i will get your reaction. >> the president has not threatened the safety of individual justices. it's one thing to disagree with opinions. i disagree with supreme court opinions. i've criticized supreme court justices for some of the rulin rulings. the use to criticize them by name. that's fine. that's not what schumer did. >> harris: brendan? >> i think that's absolutely right. there's nothing wrong with criticizing the court. people did all the time. barack obama famously did it to their faces in the state of the union address. that is far different than what chuck schumer did, he went way out-of-bounds. good for justice roberts for speaking out and defending the court. now, one of the things, i think why republicans know they have an advantage here, is one of the main arguments democrats have been trying to make is that they are the party of norms. they are the party it's goi

to you first, brendan, there are a number of traditions on the hill. be going to the regular republican senate lunch today. obviously pitching for whatever stimulus package they agreed on, if they agreed on something, after some resistance from mitch mcconnell. he also needs the speaker of the house to get anything passed. he's already said he will not be going to the traditional house speaker's st. patrick day's lunch. i can't think of anything less partisan than the speakers lunch for st. patrick's day. >> which says so much about the challenges we have going on. the st. patrick's lunch is a great opportunity for everybody to get together and be nice to each other for about an hour. the president was clearly unwilling to do that. we have a situation where we're walking into a public health crisis that could have major economic consequences and the president and speaker of the house have not spoken to each other in months. this is a time where you would hope there could be a relationship where they can put aside politics and get something done with ur

the former chief executive, justin forsyth, and the policy director, brendan cox — who was the husbandentre of harassment complaints. naomi grimley reports. the entire charitable sector was up two years ago following revelations that oxfam staff had used prostitutes in the aftermath of the 2010 haiti earthquake. save the children wasn't implicated in that, but it still suffered reputational damage because of its workplace culture in london. two executives, justin forsyth, here on the left, and brendan cox on the right, allegedly behaved inappropriately to female staff members but, in 2015, they were then allowed to move onto otherjobs outside the charity, without facing any formal sanctions. this woman once interrupted a government conference on the aid sector arguing that it had a long way to go in reforming itself. she worked at save the children at the time and raise concerns. bullying was rife, and it was very clear it was rife, and it was very clear it was coming from the people at the top, so where do you go to in an organisation where you have senior staff setting the tone for b

measuring 51 people in attacks on 2 mosques in new zealand a year ago has admitted to the killings brendan tyrant's changes plea from not guilty to guilty in a hearing at the high court in christchurch on thursday talent will be sentenced at a later date new zealand's prime minister says a guilty pleas will come as some relief i know that they will still be i'm sure a certain since overlay for. that the whole nation but particularly our muslim community are being speared. from a trial that could have otherwise acted as a platform. nothing will bring their loved ones back but this is a small reprieve that speak to are just there is a shot a bell is now in oakland for a shallot does this guilty plea come as a surprise at all or was it expected. it is very much a surprise that britain's parents noire the signal to the court earlier this week that his client was interested in changing the plays on the old 92 count they filed the paperwork piece today and then the hearing was held this morning just enjoyed doing and that press conference adding personally she felt a huge sigh of relief hearing

that's the only way to do it. >> then, brendan, why is it that markets are up? is it because of all the fed action? is it because of the stimulus plan? or is it because the president has changed his tune and says i want to be open for business soon? >> i think it's most likely because of the stimulus talk today. i also think, just remember, it's been such an awful three weeks of terrible news for markets that sort of any hint that there might be something going on in washington that's going to deal with some of the worst dislocations is good news as far as markets are concerned. also, if we're talking about shutting down the economy or not shutting down the economy, we don't necessarily need to make it a binary choice. one of the things, as ben has pointed out that we can focus on is how do we make sure that workers who are employed now stay with their companies during the month or two months or however long it's going to take to get people back out into restaurants and into stores. and so right now, we're relying on unemployment insurance. it looks like the une

the tourists batted first, and brendan taylor top—scored with 59 as they laboured to 119 for 7 from their to victory with an unbeaten 60 off 45 balls — as the home side won with more than four overs to spare. horse racing, now and last yea r‘s runner—up politologue led from start to finish to win the queen mother champion chase on day two of the national hunt festival at cheltenham. harry skelton was on board the 6—1 shot on what was his first ride in the race. it was also the first winner of the 2020 festival for 11—times champion trainer paul nicholls. that is about all we have time for. go to the website for everything else. from me and the very good sports team it is goodbye for now. hello. meteorologically speaking, it is now the start of spring. but of course, winter is not that far behind us and i think we will get a reminder of that through the next couple of days. cold air flooding into the uk around an area of low pressure will bring us quite a few showers actually, on thursday, the most frequent closest to the low centre, so across the northern half of the uk. but can't rule ou

of murdering 51 people in attacks on 2 new zealand mosques a year ago has admitted to the killings brendan tarrant change his plea from not guilty to guilty and a hearing at the high court in christchurch on thursday tyrant will be sentenced at a later date new zealand's prime minister says the guilty pleas will come as some relief i know that they will still be i'm sure a certain sense of relief. that the whole nation but particularly our muslim community are being speared. from a trial that could have otherwise acted as a platform. nothing will bring their loved ones back but this is a small reprieve now there's been a twist in israel's ongoing political crisis a right wing ally of prime minister benjamin netanyahu has suddenly resigned as speaker of parliament it paves the way for next year his rival benny gantz to put one of his allies in the job as he tries to form a government harry fawcett reports from western slim israel's government to its highest court headed towards an unprecedented showdown the man at the center of the crisis announced he was leaving the stage yuli edelstein to

sunday morning conservative activist brendan robinson discusses his book on how black americans will reelect trump. and we will talk about campaign 2020 in the democratic primary contest. watch c-span's washington journal live 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. ♪ unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider. announcer 1: president trump visited cookeville, tennessee to see the damage created by tornadoes earlier this week and to offer condolences. he was joined by tennessee governor bill lee and local officials. pres. trump: thank you very much. this is governor bill the and he has done a fantastic job of working with fema and the federal government and everybody, bill. this is real devastation like you will never see hopefully again. this was about as big a tornado as you can have. it was 50 miles long which was extraordinary long. we had immediate response from fema. emergency disaster declaration which will be very helpful to the families in this community and all across tennessee have suffered a great

the blue and the red and the hard brendan hard blue together at the very top of that this and you see interesting coalitions pretty near some ways the more similar than they know they are then down in the purple area you have some synergies going on for delay in this congress we have a lot of purple areas. the flip seats. a lot of strong reds and strong blues. we might have the opportunity to have real conversation because were representing our communities and because we come from different places. so i think it is really cool. jennifer: how we define what is moderate liberal has changed so much printed now as an anthem not to support medicare for all. many people don't in the preferred a public option and is now become that probation for democrats. but ten years ago that was considered very far left. we don't think it's a public option now. we don't think it's a policy conflict at all. that was ten years ago, not 30 years ago british i think how we define people to, we could complicate that. chrissy: living topics, i like how you included the orientation because it sounded to be kind

the leicester city manager, brendan rodgers, says that three of his players have self isolated afters of coronavirus. rogers says that the club's followed procedures with the players being kept away from the rest of the squad. we don't know which players are being quarantiend. leicester are due to play watford at vicarage road on saturday. most of tonight's scheduled europa league matches did go ahead, albeit some of them behind closed doors. manchester united took control of their last—i6 tie with a 5—0 win in austria against lask whilst wolves came from behind to get a draw at olympiakos. nick parrott reports. this is the first time manchester united have played a competitive match behind closed doors. the kind of history they prefer not to make. they're giving £350 compensation to soften the blow from their 900 fans who bought tickets. it took almost half an hour for anyone watching on tv to have something to cheer about. with his fourth goal in three starts since joining with his fourth goal in three starts sincejoining united. with his fourth goal in three starts since joining u

. >> reporter: thank you, brendan greeley, "financial times." has the committee discussed any other monetary policy tools in addition to rate cuts and the pacing and timing of when they might be appropriate. >> as you know, we're in the middle of a review of all our tools. if you go back a few meetings, we talked about what the toolkit is and we put that in the minutes. in the current context, no, we came to the view it was appropriate to make a change and went ahead and did that today. >> reporter: rich miller with bloomberg, thank you very much for having a press conference. can you take us through the reasoning behind the rate cut a little more in depth? was there -- some say this is a supply side shock, rate cuts are not particularly suitable for this, others say, well, the supply side shock may morph into a demand shock. i wonder if you can give us more depth around the reasoning behind the rate cut. thank you. >> sure, i would be glad to. so the virus outbreak is something that will require a multifaceted response, and that response will c

murdering 51 people in attacks on 2 mosques in new zealand a year ago has admitted to the killings brendan tyrants change his plea from not guilty to guilty in a hearing at the high court in christchurch on thursday tyrant will be sentenced at a later date mali's main opposition leader has been kidnaps a minus he say and his delegation had been campaigning in the central madeon town of now from game northeast of the capital bamako they have been missing since wednesday afternoon no one's claimed responsibility yet for the abduction and prosecutors in turkey have charged 20 saudis for the murder of journalist. un investigator agnes connemara led an international probe into the killing and has welcomed the indictment those are the headlines on al-jazeera the news continues after sand wars stay with us. we bought the house about 2 years ago hoping that we would be able to retire here but from here you could see how much sand we've lost underneath the house. the world is running out of sand consumed by industry and construction stolen and transported by criminal mafias around the world red dot

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brendan's school in dorchester. when i was a fourth grader at that very same school, in boston, i never did anything as important as what gaby is doing now. you can read more about gaby at dotnews.com. gaby's representatives have been working hard trying to provide our health care workers with everything they need. we're joined now by massachusetts senator ed markey for the latest developments on the aid package the senate is working on. senator, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we really appreciate it. what can you tell us about the senate bill as it is taking shape now and what it provides for health care providers? >> well, first of all, we have fought very hard to put in as much money as we can for hospitals, for our first responders, nurses, doctors, for the community health centers and because of the democrats we just keep fighting to make that number bigger and bigger because hospitals could go bankrupt. we could have medical facilities all over this country within a month desperate because they do

brendan's favorite insects are the praying mantis the jumping spider emily the bird. how many are loves butterflies and hates bed bugs. and pear wrote all animals are necessary and every one of them plays a role in our environment personally i think butterflies are beautiful. of course certain kinds of insects are annoying and disrupt our peace but they too exist for a reason. the question is for how much longer the world is home to millions of insect species they're the most diverse group of organisms on the planet but they're dying out 252500000 species have become extinct since industrialisation began and the consequences for humanity could be catastrophic scientists have issued a stark warning insects play a vitally important role in the ecosystem as pollinators. they actually collect next to for their own purposes drawn by the fragrance and color of the flowers. in the process they transfer the pollen from one flower to the stigma of another flower helping the pumps to reproduce. the percepts is called pollination. and those who transport the pollen pollinators.

magazine writer michael brendan dougherty says...ty is scrambling to prepare hospitals for an influx of new patients. at one hospital in queens, people have died inside the emergency room while waiting for a bed. a refrigerated truck has been stationed outside to hold the bodies of the dead. these are the lines outside that hospital for people waiting to get tested. 13 coronavirus patients have died here in 2a hours. this is outside another manhattan hospital. a makeshift morgue. and have a look at this. a huge field hospital being built in miami. up to 250 covid—19 patients could be treated here at a time. alongside the physical disease affecting tens of thousands of americans, is the economic impact which affects millions. almost 3.3 million americans filed unemployment claims last week — more than four times the previous record. let's have a look at how that compares to the past 20 years. and this graph from cnbc shows the past 50 years. north america editorjon sopel shared it and says... and north america reporter anthony zurcher

at the bottom part of on and braman are struggling however that brendan still have an extra game to play and could make up ground and there's still time for things to change. match day 24 may be over but the whole polamalu and the deal of the drama certainly are not all churches around the bundesliga seem to be united so where do we go from here. and hoffenheim face more of the same next weekend. fans continue their protests they face gladbach another club who supporters have spoken out against. the referee even abandon a game. well matched a 25 let us concentrate on the football. on the crunching tackles. on the big saves. the on the disastrous blunders. and of course. on the goal against. the back we certainly hope so all that and plenty more next week on kickoff. the be. able to. come. together. to. try. to. obtain. the international car complete it's not the easiest the job obviously the 1000000000 is seen as a challenge this is the agents and it doesn't come to the way they save another group of families mine. the woman with the bloodhounds. in 15 minutes on t.w. the best song was t

at the bottom part of on and braman are struggling how is that brendan still have an extra game to play and could make up ground and still time for things to change. matchday 24 may be over but the whole polamalu and the deal of the drama certainly are not. as around the bundesliga seem to be united so where do we go from here. and hoffenheim face more of the same next weekend. fans continue their protests they face blockbuster another club who supporters have spoken out against. the referee even abandon a game. all well matched a 25 let us concentrate on the football. on the crunching tackles. on the make saves. on the disastrous blunders. and of course on the goals. we certainly hope so. all that and plenty more next week on kick off. the. clothes that you can wear with a clear conscience. the fashion industry is going green a lot of companies right sustainable on the label. what does this clothing really need sustainability standards we go undercover to find out eco friendly fashion green machine or of the real deal. close up. in 30 minutes on d w. board. is the human race destroying

rhine-westphalia germany has also imposed its 1st mass for intervening in a town in the state of brendan for just outside berlin the health ministry is urging people to help slow the spread of the virus by washing their hands with soap and water they're also asking people to reduce contact with others whenever possible. nina from our political desk is here with us good morning nina corona virus hot spot has appeared in the state of brandenburg surrounding berlin being dealt with well around 2250 people there are currently in quarantine at home apparently the virus got to brandenberg too small town noise stopped also because a woman who was later tested positive from berlin had came into contact with some 20 people there in that town and so then the authorities decided to keep schools closed and to keep people's at home employees at home teaches at home including the relatives until they saw that the virus hasn't spread any further what about the rest of germany how quickly is the virus spreading and how was the country dealing with it well on monday authorities reported 210 new cases and

villa 4—0, harvey barnes and jamie vardy scoring two goals each to end a four—game winless run for brendanrom bottom, and in the relegation zone. with ten games to go, we're in a great position, and we can only concentrate on ourselves, you know? it doesn't really matter what the teams do. we've got great spirit here, great honesty, and obviously the players have got real quality. the european champions league continues on tuesday. jose mourinho's tottenham travel to leipzig, hoping to overturn a 1—0 deficit from the first leg of their last—16 tie. star striker timo werner should be fit to start after he was injured in saturday's 0—0 draw with wolfsburg. spurs are without a win in their last six matches in all competitions. we do not think about the last games of tottenham in the legal the fa cup. we only think about the fa cup. we only think about the result of the first leg, so we know that we won the first half and we will try to win the second half as well. and the third stage of the first major stage race of the cycling season will continue on tuesday. max schachmann will wear the rac

brendan: it is the same situation as several months ago.osition and strategy is relatively strong. that is assuming the hong kong turns it over. cathay pacific has a very strong hub. hong kong is a good transit airport. one of the leading airports in the world for that business. the people willing to go to hong kong,nd transit in hong then cathay pacific is will -- well-positioned. this issue has been going on for several months. there could be a solution very soon. hong kong airlines has been a week competitor. that has benefited cathay pacific to some extent. are they going to be purchased by another airline? are they going to go out entirely? depending on what happens there, it could impact cathay's long-term position and outlook. it boils down to whether hong kong recovers at all. happens, everybody is going to be impacted in hong kong. not just cathay pacific. >> when it comes to the virus outbreak itself, how has cathay reacted? how quickly compared to -- otherlines and asian airlines and airlines from other regions? -- brendan: i app

sunday morning conservative activist brendan robinson discusses his book on how black americans will reelect trump. and we will talk about campaign 2020 in the democratic primary contest. watch c-span's washington journal live 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. ♪ unfiltered view of government. created by cable in 1979 and brought to you today by your television provider.

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here's team's manager brendan rodgers. this is about health. players in their families and children. than football, more than players in theirfamilies and children. so than football, more than players in their families and children. so for their families and children. so for the risks that are there for their health and everyone else's, we have to mitigate against that. and in the last hour, we've learnt that philipjansen — the chief executive of telecommunications company bt has tested positive andwill now self—isolate. media next — and the people who bring you news of the virus are of course not immune from it. the bbc‘s us broadcast partner cbs, had to move its breakfast show, this morning, from their studio in new york to 350 kilometres away in washington. here's anchor anthony mason explaining why. welcome to cbs this morning from washington. the coronavirus pandemic is starting to affect all aspects of american life and that includes us here at cbs. cbs news has two known cases of coronavirus and so we have closed our new york broadcast c

brendan rodgers' side are home to second bottom aston villa on monday, and could have jamie vardy back villa losing all of them. olympiakos and wolves will hold talks on monday with the prospect of their europa league round of 16 first leg match being played behind closed doors in greece. it's set to take place on thursday at the karaiskakis stadium. the greek government announced all professional sports events for the next two weeks will take place without supporters due to the coronavirus. there are 73 cases of the coronavirus in greece. and we'll finish where were started, with the coronvirus and its effect on the sporting world, but good news this time as several members of the groupama fdj team have been holed up in a hotel in abu dhabi for 10 days after the uae tour was abandoned, this is the moment arnaud demare discovered that he and his teammate roman sinkledam were released from their quarantine on the fourth floor of the w abu dhabi hotel where they've been since 27 february. cue the celebrations. pop music plays. that is one way to celebrate isn't it. all the business stori

brendan carr is chair of emergency medicine for mount sinai hospital. >> oh, i think the projections have pretty clear, that we all expect this to get worse. >> reporter: well, governor andrew cuomo says he does not expect the virus to peak for another 45 days. that will inevitably mean more cases. and, of course, essential workers are not immune from this. one n.y.p.d. officer has tested positive for the virus, and 17 other officers he worked with are now self-quarantining. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, mola. makes it very serious. thank you. tonight, the trump administration is calling on hospitals and dentists to delay all elective procedures due to shortages of masks and other protective equipment used by doctors and nurses. the concern is real. in milwaukee, 200 people are now being tested because a doctor there has the virus. and across the country, medical professionals are concerned they are not safe treating patients. here's dr. tara narula. >> we're concerned. we're scared. >> reporter: health care workers desperately fighting the spread of the coronavirus are about to ge

of murdering 51 people in attacks on 2 new zealand mosques a year ago has admitted to the killings brendan tyrants change his plea from not guilty to guilty in a hearing at the high court in christchurch on thursday tarrant will be sentenced at a later date use elance prime minister says the guilty pleas will come as some relief i know that we will still be i'm sure a certain since overleaf that the whole nation but particularly our muslim community are being speared. from a trial that could have otherwise acted as a platform. nothing will bring their loved ones back but this is a small reprieve. prosecutors in turkey have charged 20 saudis for the murder of journalist. the u.n. investigator who led an international probe into the killing has welcomed the indictment agnes connemara again the us who released their findings on the crime scene and has more from istanbul. 18 months since the killing of jamal khashoggi in a stumble along awaited indictment turkish persecutors accused the former deputy chief of saudi intelligence ahmed our sorry and former royal aide selda cattle any of carrying

accused of murdering 51 people in attacks on 2 new zealand mosques a year ago has admitted his guilt brendan tyrant change his plea from not guilty to guilty in a hearing at the high court in christchurch on thursday he also pleaded guilty to 40 counts of attempted murder and one of terrorism the 29 year old will be sentenced to the later date these ilands prime minister says his guilty pleas are a small reprieve for victims' families. that they will still be i'm sure a certain sense of relief that the whole nation but particularly our muslim community have being speared. from a trial that could have otherwise acted as a platform. nothing will bring their loved ones back but this is a small reprieve and let's hear now from charlotte who has more from. britain's parents lawyer apparently signal to the court earlier this week that his client was interested in changing the plays on 92 counts they filed the paperwork yesterday and then the hearing was how this morning just enjoyed doing and that press conference at a personally she felt a huge sigh of relief hearing that brinks and parent would

public defender brendan wood says his clients are suffering. >> we have poor clients and their noggin stuck in jail for longer periods of time is a deal with this crisis. >> estate do jessel country adopted measures that would flatten the curve of the pandemic. arraignments are now within seven days, not two days after an arrest. this man was not charged until four calendar days later. it took 10 days for a preliminary hearing and is now 30 days. instead of a trial within 60 days, it is now 90 days. >> we have to remember that our clients have not been convicted of a crime yet. we have to do something and we have to get these people out of custody. >> many counties have already released inmates. >> we have released over 500 individuals out of custody during the last two weeks. >> on monday, a judge rejected a motion of release because of coronavirus fears. so far, no inmates or deputies have contracted the virus, but a nurse has. the alameda county shares department says it is focused on keeping covenant covid-19 out of the jail. >> employees that come in from the outside world into t

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alameda county public defender brendan wood says his clients are suffering. >> poor clients are going to be stuck in jail for longer periods of time as they deal with this crisis. >> the state judicial council adopted emergency measures it would flatten the curve of the pandemic. arraignments are now within seven days, not two days after an arrest. this man was accused of a deadly roadside shooting and wasn't charged until four calendar days later. it instead of 10 days for pulmonary hearing, it is now 30 days. all jury trials have already been postponed for 60 days. >> our clients have not been convicted of a crime yet. they have not been convicted. we have to get these people out of custody. >> many counties have already released and made's. >> we have released over 500 individuals out of custody during the last two weeks. >> on monday, a judge rejected a motion for release because of coronavirus fears. so far, no inmates are deputies have contracted a virus, but inners has. the alameda county shares office said it is responsible for keeping the coronavirus out of the jail. >> our w

alameda county public defender er er brendan woods says his clients are suffering. >> now, those changesl stay in effect for 90 days after the end of the emergency. >>> we're going to check back in with steve again. it's so nice to hear steve. i'm sure you're hearing from a lot of people on twitter. saying this is the most normal part of our day. >> i have to set that all up at home. it's not as easy as it is at work. everything's self-contained there. but, yes. >> well i checked twitter on my phone. >> good. yeah, i can do that. i'm just trying to get through the week. to be honest with you. how things are lately. we do have a little bit of anion shore breeze. low clouds. plenty of low clouds screaming by. livermore, 45. 44. excuse me. the coolest by far. santa rosa at 49 degrees. 62, 52 today. look at the records. we don't see that all the time. but that's what they have on this 31st of march. low clouds. there are a few breaks in the clouds and they should burn off sooner today. warmer with highs pushing upper 60s for a few later today still, the end of march. redwood city's 48. let's

alameda county public defender brendan wood says his clients are suffering. >> i have poor clients, blackrown clients who are going to be stuck in jail for longer periods of time as they deal with this crisis and emergency. >> the changes will remain in effect for 90 days after the end of the emergency. >>> our time is now 7:38. should be pretty good weather. hey, gasia, will you be walking again today? >> of course, i am. i have met more neighbors. we lived here 15 years, and i am meeting people i have never met before. >> so you can thank steve paulson. he made it all possible or at least helped to make it possible. >> well, you better get out and do something. get out of the house, for crying out loud. >> right. >> drive yourself nuts. we do have a lot of low clouds in place, overcast, a little mist out there mainly 50s on the temperatures. but it's still cool. 46, though, livermore. cool 53 at the oakland airport. this morning, partly sunny. partly cloudy at noon. mostly sunny this afternoon and a little warmer. there's a lot going on in the pacific northwest. it's been a month of a l

public defender brendan woods blasted the move saying, quote, if we are going to go down this road of denying people their speedy trial rights, then we should talk about releasing them . the emergency order was expected be lifted by april. but it is extremely likely that they may remain closed longer. >>> the death toll from covid- 19 climbed above 1000 on sunday. at least three quarters of those deaths happened in new york city. mayor bill deposit warning the city has only one weeks worth of medical supplies left. the total number of statewide deaths is expected to be released later today. >>> new this morning, a plane carrying a coronavirus patient crashed in the philippines yesterday. the flight from manila was headed to japan for medical treatment when it crashed during takeoff. all eight passengers on board were killed. including one american and one canadian.>>> new video from the ball this morning where police had to detain people that were defying the government lockdown and its six-day come you can see in these pictures officers using a device to keep a social distance from t

brendan carr, sheep of emergency medicine in new york city , and gentlemen, welcome. >> with a soundhere and a question from march ottoman, the quarantine. >> hi, bretz, marsha here, hardworking farmer keeping america's food supply going and my question, i've a daughter hanging back from germany and picking her up at the airport. how do i self quarantine her to keep us safe and to keep her if she's been exposed to anything protecting everybody else and her family, there's a people that live in the house and we have a brand-new grandbaby expected any day now so we need to make sure that everybody is kept safe. how do we do that? >> great question there from marcia, gentlemen, one at a time how you respond? >> good news, there's no cases right now and god has spared to kids with the infection and that's a good sign. generally speaking, infection off your role in the house and get a cloth and just dedicate that to an individual, maybe use a separate entrance if you're essentially need to take extra precautions because anyone who's gone through an airport should really take extra precaut

public defender brendan woods blasted this move saying, quote, if we are going to go down this road of denying people their speedy trial rights, then we should talk about releasing them on a no cash bail or some other form of release such as electronic monitoring. and alameda county, courts are restricted operations on march 17th, the emergency order was expected to be lifted by the first week of april, but officials say it is extremely likely that they will remain closed longer. >>> a grim milestone in your, health officials say the death toll from covid-19 climbed above 1000 sunday. at least three quarters of those deaths happened in new york city. mayor bill diblasio warns the city has over the only one weeks of medical deaths. it is expected to be released today. >>> a plane carrying a coronavirus patient crashed in the philippines yesterday. the flight from manila was headed to japan for medical treatment when it crashed during takeoff. all eight passengers on board were killed including one american and one canadian.>>> new video from nepal this morning, where police have to deta

manager brendan rogers revealed the news in the last few minutes, saying the players are being kept awaythe club has followed procedures. but if the three players stayed tested positive, that would put their premier league game against watford on saturday in doubt. manchester city's champions league tie against real madrid could be postponed next week. it is because of their players are in self isolation after a madrid basketball player, who shared the same facilities as the four boroughs, tested positive. the training facility has now been shut. la liga has also been suspended for at least two rounds of matches. europa league matches, that doesn't involve italian or spanish teams will go ahead. tonight two in these clubs are playing behind closed doors. manchester united are in austria while wolves asked for their match in athens against olympiakos to be postponed due to covid—19. that was rejected by uefa. it does go ahead. rangers are at home to bayer leverkusen but will play behind closed doors in germany in the second leg. northern ireland's euro 2020 play—off in bosnia at the end o

brendan carr who was the chairman of emergency medicine, his analysis was so clear and so informativewe are happy topy have him back tonight. he joins us now, thanks so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me back at. >> tucker: we received quite a bit of email about your appearance last night and so we assembled of the basic questions from our viewers and i wonder ii you would mind going through ana answering them, i think that might be helpful. i'm going to start with a viewer called beverly holiday price, explain the exact symptoms and when someone ought to seek emergency medical care. >> this is a hard one. the exact symptoms are fever, cough, shortness of breath, and a lot of other things. if the worrisome ones are fever, cough, shortness of breath but people have minor symptoms, 80 plus percent of folks have very minor symptoms. the second part is when do you need to seek care? the best rule of thumb is that it's a lot like the flu, it feels a lot like the flu. you get a little bit sick, you wait and see what direction you go, you take some medicine to see if you can feel b

. >> richard and brendan. thanks for being here. i'm herys. here's dana. >> dana: i'm dana perino. we're following two major stories this hour. senator elizabeth warren out. not backing anybody just yet. i wonder how bernie sanders feels about that. thousands stuck on a cruise ship off of the coast of san francisco. the governor banning the beat from docking until passengers and crew complete testing for coronavirus. we're expecting an update any moment. and another fox news alert a live look at the dow. plunging again. the number of coronavirus continues to rise. the dow was down 1,000 points. we'll see how it goes in the final hours of trading. also breaking right now, moments ago, the senate voting on more than $8 billion in emergency funding to fight the coronavirus outbreak. health officials have reported 11 deaths from the virus. the latest we reported yesterday in california. the patient had taken a cruise from san francisco to mexico last month and now that cruise ship has since gone to hawaii and back and is quarantined off the coast of california with thousands on board.

. >> brendan greeley, financial times. have you discussed any other monetary tools in addition to rate cuts and pacing and timing of when they may be appropriate? chm. powell: we are in the middle of a review of all of our tools. we have talked about what our toolkit is and put that in the minutes. but in the current context, no. what we discussed is what is appropriate and it came appropriate to make a change in did it today. thank you for having the press conference. can you take us through the reasoning behind the rate cuts a little more in depth? some economist say this is supply-side shock, rate cuts not suitable for this. others say it is more due to demand shock. can you give us more depth on the reasoning behind the rate cut? thank you. chm. powell: i would be glad to. the fire was outbreak is something that will require a multifaceted response. that response will come in the first instance from health care officials and health experts. it will also come from fiscal authorities should they discern -- determine a re

change,losophical brendan woods, wto, imf is all about creating a different world order.ollowing world war ii, recognition that it's no longer just about nations. that we are in a truly global economy and really have to operate in a different kind of way. linesk across these party you see the leaders recognizing that new world order and trying a degree from different perspectives of stability. business always likes stability. we are seeing is a fascinating return to nationalism. lates very strong in the 1900s and the late 1800s. acts have been three big that give us a sense of this rising naturalism. first we saw the rise of putin in russia doing things that are clearly self-destructive to the country. nationalistic in terms of perspective. but it has made his power ever stronger. so really nationalistic push. which seemedrexit from a business perspective just that thelief odd british folks would choose to out of the eus based on nationalism. and finally, donald trump as populist on this nationalist kind of push. we really see the rhetoric of nationalism starting to trump

brendan carr mount sinai medical hospital. analysis was so clear and informative we are happy to have him back tonight. dr. card joins us now. thank you for coming on. >> hi there, tucker. thanks for having me back. >> tucker: we received quite a bit of email about your appearance last night and so we assembled just a list of pretty basic questions from our viewers. i wonder if you wouldn't mind going through and answering them. it might be helpful. i will start with a viewer called beverly holiday pryce. explain the exact symptoms and when someone ought to seek emergency medical care. >> so this is a hard one. the exact symptoms are fever, cough, shortness of breath and a lot of other things. the worrisome ones are fever, cough, shortness of breath but people have minor symptoms, too. as we said before 80-plus percent of folks have very minor symptoms. okay? and then the second part is when do you need to seek care in the best rule of thumb is it feels an awful lot like the flu. you get a little bit sick. you wait and see whi

manchester city player benjamin men that is self isolating as a precaution while less the city manager brendan rodgers revealed that 3 of his quartering quarantine as well after showing symptoms of the virus. this is about health you know this is this is more than in football this is players and their families and children and and so any of the risks that are there for their health and everyone else is we have to be mitigate against that so we're to get so few players that pods and shown the symptoms we've obviously itself isolated them if you will if you want to say and then move to see how that develops over the next couple of days. well we spoke to investment analyst alex and such earlier he believes it wouldn't be a financial disaster for the english premier league if they responded to the outbreak by staging games behind closed doors the premier league side 1000000000 dollars a year 14 percent about $809000000.00 that is each game revenues and today with over the top broadcast. you know the internet. you are talking here 4050 percent of total revenues i know you go get the same excitement

carry on regardless with no bounds of spectators for now all far from normal or less to city manager brendan rodgers revealing that 3 of their players a self isolating after showing symptoms of the virus yes this is about health you know this is this is more than the football this is players and their families and children and so when the risks are there for their health and everybody else's we have the mitigate against so we're together so the few players that have hearts. are showing symptoms we've obviously so partially to them of you if you want to say and then move to see how that develops over the next couple of days. financial analyst alex and such he joins us now from nairobi to give us a bit more insight into the economic impact of the outbreak on us or f one world champion sucking out of the girl pretty australia which they're still trying to stay sane cash is king how big a factor is money in trying decisions on canceling or par spawning sporting events . so it's obviously a decision just to give you a flavor of the formula 1. 100 new business obviously raise very very balls and.