that has been budget travel and i said look can i. help my family. so i bought it in the next. day but that bunker he doesn't want to know about but bunker his own like wouldn't you do get to keep termes on this is now i don't well i buy the bunker 9 and think when i get in the ground. there's a raft. comes mostly. these challenge. these out of control. i put a little light. here and a little storage area here and then this has storage in here on all 4 of them. and i put the curtains for privacy. between 59 and 63 degrees all year round it could be snowing up or could be blazing hot in which are going around i like being alone sometimes so. it's quiet you don't hear anything at all. not even flies come down here is my girl cave. moves. my husband don't let me say this. but there's a planet coming through that has its own solar system. on the sun it's got nibiru and it has its own moon it has its own has its own planets are going round it it's supposed to pass through between the sun and us. and something as big as the earth. is going to cause tidal waves earthquakes volcanoes.

travel. we didn't tell them they couldn't go, we just said they had to tell us where they were going and why. and that reduced the budget-of-state travel 78%. (laughs) (applause) for eight years, the number of state employees had been increasing at a rate of 4% to 5.5% each year. we didn't think it was necessary, but we had to prove it so we put a freeze on hiring replacements for those who quit or retired. a year later, we did bring that annual increase to a halt and we have two point 5% fewer employees in the state of california than one year ago. not all our savings were in the area of millions of dollars. i am using a stack of stationary with another fellow's name on it. (laughs) i got some with my name on it for formal correspondence. now the girls just x out that other name and type mind in. i get a certain amount of pleasure out of that. (laughs) (applause) this was the most inspiring thing. returned to the people as we said we would. we turned to a blue-ribbon citizens committee, not to screen applicants for jobs, but to recruit employees, to go to major business concerns and twist the arms of employers for brig

travel. we didn't tell them they couldn't go. we just said they had to come in and tell us where they were going and why. and that reduced the budgetor out of state travel 78%. [ applause ] for eight years the number of state employees have been increasing at a rate of 4 to 5% each year. we put a freeze on hiring replacements for those who quit or retired or left the service. and now a year later i could tell you that we did bring that annual increase to a halt and did a little better. there are tonight 2.5% fewer employees in the state of california than there were one year ago. not all of the savings were in the area of millions of dollars. in my office i discovered a stack of stationery with another fella's name on it. now custom decrees it should be burned but i didn't want to add to the smog in california. i've got some with my name on it for formal correspondence but i figured there must be in the family stuff to make use of and now the girls just x out that other name and type mine in and you know i get a certain amount of pleasure out of that. but we turned and this is the most exciting thing, we turned to the people as we

we are a little more hopeful there's $120 billion travel budget for the baby boomers out there.y are taking more cruises if this thing were to subside, we might re-enter the position >> the cruise line ceos submitted proposals to the white house. thank you. for more trading nation head to our website our follow us on twitter. back to you. >>> ahead, oil is bouncing back after yesterday's massive losses but still down more than 40% this year. energy companies are feeling the heat we'll get into that. >>> joe biden and bernie sanders going head to head tonight in michigan and five other states as the economy becomes the center piece of the election we've got those details opinion disney reopening its shanghai location but as coronavirus continues to spread in the u.s., how long can the park stay open here all this when power lunch returns. markets. the business of trading goods and services. nasdaq operates among the largest markets in the world. and our technology powers markets from indonesia to chile. great markets are built on a foundation of trust and integrity, forged throug

you mad m chairwoman and acting commissioner thank you for coming forward to present the 2021 budget i travel with the deputy secretary norquist to see firsthand for the administration efforts have produced real results this is my six trip since the start of the crisis in the fourth to the region since early last year. during my most recent travel i have seen three out of four texas sectors and also saw the first sections of the construction of boys amazed at the dedication and cooperation. thank you and the men and women of your agencies to work tirelessly around the clock every single day to keep our country safe that seems under impossible circumstances it is a testimony to how important the nation is and the cooperation among agencies per cry would encourage all members to travel the border to see the great progress administration has made hundreds of miles of improved border fencing are under construction. new technologies employed to spot persons coming across the border in time to apprehend them was very impressive and then programs are underway to hear asylum claims quickly at the bor

they will preserve the travel budget.ill go permanently online and virtual, because that is what they're doing now. the hotel business will not pop lack very quickly. it will be a long slog for them. melissa: yeah. i mean like you said, it might never be the same. sometimes the way things come back after this may look different. maybe, in some ways for the better, but it is interesting. john, thank you for coming on. we appreciate it. connell? connell: all right, melissa. another industry under pressure, u.s. farmers, who have been struggling to stay afloat as the virus outbreak has been driving down prices, also threatening labor shortages for some farms. here is zippy duvall, the american farm bureau federation president. one of the things we talk about in other industries as this is beginning there might have been on sort of a cushion in place. the economy was in relatively strong position. i'm not sure if that is the case for farmers. how are things now? >> things are very difficult, just like you said, farm prices ha

budget. s.f. travel already reported that 190,000 rooms -- room nights have been cancelled as a result of the cancellation of conventions and meetings. and sales tax revenues are going to be hit because of a decline in customer traffic. last week, we saw an 11% drop in b.a.r.t. exits at powell street station, and a 41% drop at hayes valley and civic center garages compared to previous weekends. this is not to mention in addition to the cost addressing the virus itself. it's time for all of us to come together. we have an immediate challenge facing us with this virus, and we need to start planning for the long-term implications. our staff is already working overtime to provide real solutions that will help deal with the economic impacts. we won't have the flexibility this year that we did last year with the budget, and we will need to make tough decisions. and what i i will do -- while i will do everything i can to work with each and every one of you to prioritize all of you that are most impacted, i know

budget. s.f. travel already reported that 190,000 rooms -- room nights have been cancelled as a result of the cancellation of conventions and meetings. and sales tax revenues are going to be hit because of a decline in customer traffic. last week, we saw an 11% drop in b.a.r.t. exits at powell street station, and a 41% drop at hayes valley and civic center garages compared to previous weekends. this is not to mention in addition to the cost addressing the virus itself. it's time for all of us to come together. we have an immediate challenge facing us with this virus, and we need to start planning for the long-term implications. our staff is already working overtime to provide real solutions that will help deal with the economic impacts. we won't have the flexibility this year that we did last year with the budget, and we will need to make tough decisions. and what i i will do -- while i will do everything i can to work with each and every one of you to prioritize all of you that are most impacted, i know

to more than $2600.00 officials have created a 5th of the national budget fighting the virus government has also banned intercity travel after many rainy and to fight calls to cancel travel plans for the persian new year holidays that began on march 20th officials say there could be a surge in the country's $35000.00 confirmed cases. people who return to their home states in india and have no space at home or self isolated trees to protect their relatives these villagers in the state of west end goal of the temporary shelters to keep their distance from loved ones they've been advised self isolates for 14 days and countries across asia and are closing their borders in an effort to combat a surge of current corona virus infections in the region where the move comes as japan reports its highest staling rates of cases b.m.r. and cambodia have stopped issuing visas for foreigners. but they stay where there's a here and al-jazeera talked to our desires up next featuring dr mike ryan from the world health organization to. google's. covert 19 has killed more than 18000 people and infected at least 400000 worldwide and countin

the budget airline said it had made the move due to the "unprecedented travel restrictions" imposed bybudget airline says its staff will be paid under the government job retention scheme. brighthouse — the biggest rent—to—own operator in the uk — has collapsed. the business had been struggling due to an influx of compensation claims for selling to people who couldn't pay. brighthouse says customers should continue to make the monthly payments required to keep their household goods, with administrators now acting as the collecting agent. prince charles is out of self—isolation, following his diagnosis of coronavirus. the 71—year—old prince spent seven days self—isolating in scotland after testing positive and displaying mild symptoms. the duchess of cornwall tested negative for the virus but will self—isolate until the end of the week. coronavirus attacks your lungs, with the sickest patients needing to be put on ventilators, where a machine breathes for you. the nhs has 8,000 ventilators but predicts it will need many more. engineers at university college london have been working on a

have airways and budget rival rya nair have cancelled airways and budget rival ryanair have cancelled hundreds of flights as demand for travel the spread of the coronavirus. the affected destinations include new york, italy, france and ireland. both airlines have declined to comment on how many flights or passengers would be affected. apple has agreed to settle a long—running class—action case in the us over allegations it deliberately slowed down older iphones. the proposed settlement, which still has to be approved, could cost apple up to $500 million, meaning each affected user could get just $25. the case dates back to 2017, when apple confirmed it slowed older phones to lengthened their lifespan. that's it for the business briefing this hour. that is your business briefing. domestic abusers could be forced to take lie detector tests as pa rt forced to take lie detector tests as part of new laws being put before mps today. the plans, which also include a ban on abusers cross—examining the victims in court, are part of the long—awaited domestic abuse bill. if passed, a three—year trial would be carried out. the home offic

and no one is, traveling not instate, there is no, travel not here and there is no travel, office of management budget has no travel, we are here until this gets resolved, is tremendous pressure. that is a very simple way to, do it and for me it is very similar to what my mom did to my brother and i. that one to two of us would get into a fight, she would send the two of us to our rooms, and say you guys can come out once you have work this out. you are staying in there until you work. it out anybody have that same long? okay. so she is an amazing. long it is a great concept. it is the same concept at the governmental. level quite frankly it's the same thing that happens in every state in america. in state government, if they don't finish, their work, they have to extend their session, and keep going until they get it done. we just don't in the federal government. we do a are for three months and say we will see you after the election. that is bad for the agencies, that's bad for budgeting, it's bad for our process. everyone sees that it is bad. now the goal is not to have long see ours. the goal is t

budget. s.f. travel already reported that 190,000 rooms -- room nights have been cancelled as a result of the cancellation of conventions and meetings. and sales tax revenues are going to be hit because of a decline in customer traffic. last week, we saw an 11% drop in b.a.r.t. exits at powell street station, and a 41% drop at hayes valley and civic center garages compared to previous weekends. this is not to mention in addition to the cost addressing the virus itself. it's time for all of us to come together. we have an immediate challenge facing us with this virus, and we need to start planning for the long-term implications. our staff is already working overtime to provide real solutions that will help deal with the economic impacts. we won't have the flexibility this year that we did last year with the budget, and we will need to make tough decisions. and what i i will do -- while i will do everything i can to work with each and every one of you to prioritize all of you that are most impacted, i know

. >> i know that exxon mobil i believe has the 10th largest travel budget of all the companies that wew out there. have you guys been cutting back on travel as a result of what we're hearing? >> we have we have actually you think about ebol and sars and these are all things that our corporations had to deal with at different times. so we find ourselves in a situation like we do now with the co rrronavirus. it means folks moving into their homes and working remotely we geared up our work force and they can do that effectively reduce the number of people coming into our facilities we implemented that early on. >> how long ago? >> when it first came out. >> we set the esgs up and what happens is as we find that coronavirus breaking out in different locals we'll stand that system up we have about 1,500 employees in china. about 750 in italy another 125 or so in korea and south korea so all of those have been put in place. >> has it effected your operations alabama all >> it hasn't, our customers have pulled back. that means less product deman. so there's been slow downs i would say but we'

more than $2600.00 officials have committed a 5th of the national budgets to fight in the virus the government has also banned intercity travel after many of aliens defied calls to cancel travel plans for the persian new year holidays that began on march the 20th well that's you're up to date stay stay with us here and i'll just sirrah manmade on the trail is up next don't go away. i'm going to move this pile of you west that i've been down here looking for to us that tugs on a property togs it gives a little indication and provide a clue as to who owned it we used it be it in holland general denmark spain wherever it would help me get to the bottom of this dumping to get to. these type of public places universities hospitals and a lot more the 1st one. that i found was like ages ago they're very both even my luggage so i'll need to cut them sort of fit into. the idea is to take these pills but to the preview as well as the. this and these that you wished that belong to people in the u.k. wasn't questions us to call these things go to go if they have any idea. what goes around comes around. somebody has to pay for these thing

their guidance and they said we're very cautious about the impact on marketing budgets and i think they're talking ex-travel. what makes you think the spigot would be turned back on from non-travel related companies once we get through this >> well, i think it will get back to, you know, you need to generate demand for your products and if you're going to launch new products you want to advertise. twitter has been a pretty good place to advertise new launches. one of the big positives we saw if i go back a little bit in history of q4 last year, was kind of a surge in on-line advertising associated with the distance plus launch there will be other video streaming launches and ad budgets spent against those. i think you're going to go through four, eight, 12-week pause in new ad campaigns, especially for certain verticals, travel, high-end consumer discretionary those will come on the question is the timing and whether that's back after the year or early next year. our guess right now, our assumption is the back half of this year. >> all right lots of talks of vs, us, ls, different letters in the shape of the

budget. s.f. travelported that 190,000 rooms -- room nights have been cancelled as a result of the cancellation of conventions and meetings. and sales tax revenues are going to be hit because of a decline in customer traffic. last week, we saw an 11% drop in b.a.r.t. exits at powell street station, and a 41% drop at hayes valley and civic center garages compared to previous weekends. this is not to mention in addition to the cost addressing the virus itself. it's time for all of us to come together. we have an immediate challenge facing us with this virus, and we need to start planning for the long-term implications. our staff is already working overtime to provide real solutions that will help deal with the economic impacts. we won't have the flexibility this year that we did last year with the budget, and we will need to make tough decisions. and what i i will do -- while i will do everything i can to work with each and every one of you to prioritize all of you that are most impacted, i know this is go

warn that the worst economic damage is yet to come but say travel demand could stabilize in the weeks ahead now a major british airline budget carrier fly b. has collapsed and canceled all flights amid its own struggles with the coronavirus outbreak flabby fleet is grounded and the airline is unable to arrange alternative flights for its passengers which employs 2000 people has failed to turn around its fortunes since being purchased by a consortium last year and initially owing to meet demand and fierce competition. now let's take a look at some of the other coronavirus related stories making global headlines. the producers of the latest james bond film say they're pushing back the release date no time to die i was supposed to hit cinemas in april but is now being put on hold until november m.g.m. and universal the companies behind the film hope more moviegoers in places like china will be able to get to theaters that. ronald toilet paper in australia has 4 supermarkets to impose strict limits on the amount that shoppers can buy that's one of many countries around the world reporting frantic buying of groceries and other ho

budget. earlier this week i traveled with deputy secretary of defense david narquist to see firsthand whether the dpigs's border security has results. and the fourth trip since the crisis and the fourth trip since last year. and during the most recent travels, i've seen three of the four texas sectors, and i also want the president to see the first sections of the new fencing last spring. but no matter what sector station or port of entry visit, i'm always amazed by the dedication of the people working there, and the cooperation among, across duties and assignments. i want to thank you and the men and women of your agencies, who are working tirelessly around the clock every single day to keep our country safe under sometimes almost impossible circumstances. their commitment is a testimony to how important this mission is. and the cooperation among agencies is the best i have ever seen. i would encourage all committee members to travel to the borders to see for themselves as i have, to see the great progress the administration has made, hundreds of miles of improved border fencing has been bui

well the travel industry is among the sectors hurting badly from the coronavirus outbreak now european budget carrier ryanair is suspending all flights to italy for a month the north of the country is one of the hardest hit regions by the coronavirus outside of asia several other airlines have also suspended their connections to italy. now tuesday marked one year since the crash of european airlines flight 302 a year ago 157 passengers on a boeing 737 plane bound for nairobi lost their lives after a flight control system proved fatally flawed on monday ethiopia has aircraft accident investigation bureau released a report ball string earlier assessments which found that not the airlines or the pilots but the boeing planes the software cost the crash. still in mourning and one year after the crash these people who lost relatives and friends traveled from friends to addis ababa ethiopia the u.s. aircraft manufacturer boeing has pledged about $150000.00 for each victim to little many say now the families are suing boeing in court the accused the aircraft manufacturer of neglecting safety. we were

60000000 italians will have to stay home less the less they can justify the travel the government extends coronavirus budgets the measures nationwide the government has banned all public gatherings as the number of dead jumped to 463 on monday for just go bori has been to a supermarket in. northern italy and explained some of the restrictions now in force according to unicef particularly you only 3 customers can and that so if i stay inside but he clearly i'd look around because we must keep away from each other i mean one meat that for me. he's the. dunce so what about if we had a we should wear a mask if we speak chad that. they need to get it from each other and then you know everything you close by should really of it be about the easy side meanwhile the european commission says all of its 27 member states have now confirmed current virus cases e.u. leaders are due to hold an emergency video conference later on tuesday aimed at coordinating their response to the outbreak china has announced the closure of all temporary hospitals treating coronavirus patients in will hand president xi jinping visited the

stories 60000000 italians will have to stay home unless they can justify their travel as the government extends coronavirus a budget see bashers nationwide the government has bad all public gatherings the number of dead job to 463 of bombay for just a body has more of a supermarket in the bardo above the literally according to nudity particularly only 3 customers can and dine so if i stay inside betty kelly i'd lock the entrance because we must keep away from each other i mean one metre from each other he's the minimum security distance so whatever it will be harder we should wear a mask if we speak to each other and we should stay when we need to acknowledge from each other and then you know everything if closed by secretly their bodies each side. meanwhile the european commission says all of its 27 member states have confirmed credit virus cases it's called aggressive efforts to contain the virus especially in countries where there are few patients. and china has announced the closure all temporary hospitals treating coronavirus patients and president xi jinping is the epicenter for the 1st times as the operate w

stocks or bonds, and if you're a company and cancel a big conference or cancel travel, you've got insurance or you're budgetedor that. an energy conference in houston is cancelled in two weeks. what does that do to waiters, taxi drivers, all of the ripple effect for people that might not have health care, don't own any stocks, can be seriously hurt by this? >> i think it is a long term mistake. i understand the caution from public relations perspective. our conference which you've tended many times was started on the backdrop of the financial crisis, everybody cancelled. what we do in our conference in may one way or the other -- >> but people aren't going there because they're worried about their health. >> i understand it is a health crisis, i think people will understand the virus better. when i talked over the weekend to a lot of health experts, i think people will recognize that the virus is likely not to be that life-threatening. yes, people will diae and it isa tragedy, but so is the flu. i predict there will be a rebound effect once the weather is warmer. one of of the things i agree with the presiden

now we have to make drastic cuts to the budget like you have never seen. ask about the travel advisory. how do you envision non-essential travel? business travel for many people are considered essential. how do you imagine that? are you asking people to not come to new york to do business? gov. cuomo: same definitions as we have. non-essential, if you are non-essential worker, you should not leave your home. if you are an essential worker, you can take a bus, train, car, or plane. should people be traveling to new york? gov. cuomo: if they are essential, yes. >> [inaudible] it looks like you can still find toings without shipping cost counties. what would be the impact of the ?uts gov. cuomo: we do have funding, the question is how do we fund the health care costs? the federal government did provide health care funding. i have $5 billion in the bill for coronavirus funding. but every hospital now has coronavirus expenses. we have $5 billion for hospitals. ways is problem in some the health care budget because we received $5 billion and the hospitals received a lot of money. th

british airways and budget rival ryanair have cancelled hundreds of flights already as demand for travelabout the spread of covid—19. the affected destinations include new york, italy, france, and ireland. both airlines have declined to comment on how many flights or passengers would actually be affected. and apple has agreed to settle a long running class action case in the us over allegations it deliberately slowed down older iphones. the proposed settlement which still has to be approved could cost apple up to $500 million, meaning each affected user could get just $25. the case dates back to 2017, when apple confirmed it slowed older phones to lengthen their lifespan. as the coronavirus continues to spread, more and more firms are taking precautionary action to protect staff. the latest company to act is twitter, which has told staff in hong kong, japan and south korea to work remotely. let's cross to our asia business hub now where sharanjit leyl has been following the story for us. maybe it's the beginning of a flood, sharanjit, but they have taken the plunge? they have ended. real

travel restrictions, to halt the spread. it comes after huge spending pledges in the chancellors budget, including 12 billion to fight coronavirusether it is millions of clowns or billions of pounds, whatever it needs, whatever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. —— millions of pounds or billions of pounds. and in new york, relief for the women who took on hollywood mogul harvey weinstein, as he's jailed for 23 years. good evening. nhs england has said that a further two people have died after testing positive for coronavirus, bringing the total of uk deaths to eight. in geneva, the world health organization has declared that the virus outbreak is a pandemic — spreading from person to person globally. but it says the new definition did nothing to change its approach. however the head of the who says they are "deeply concerned" by the "alarming levels of inaction". the announcement came as the chancellor of the exchequer rishi sunak unveiled a raft of new budget measures designed to help both the nhs, business and its workers get through the emergency. today another 83 people in the uk have been diagnosed, the biggest daily increa

budget airline slide, i think that is how you say it, is entering the administration that usually carries 9.5 million passengers a year. it was saved last january, but not good enough. will bes of travelerstranded around airports in europe as a result. it is a major u.k. budget airline going into the administration. to asiat our focus back now. some of the measures being used to counter the economic impact on the virus. you are getting a victory note eugenia is still with us. we are getting coordinated action around the world, but when you are hammering and everything was like a male, is it actually going to make a difference to this problem? they already said it. the central cut is not likely to give cure to the virus. i think what has really happened is that the cut provided a floor, or a temporary floor to the market. point, the this central banks need to act like the adults that they should be. are acting like children, they want candy. once you give them candy they still want more candy. why can't the central bank, specifically the fed act as the parent and not the overindulgent grandparent giving into the markets every time? it is really just providing liquidity that is not really

meanwhile, budget carrier easyjet is making "further significant cancellations" as customer demand falls away and government travel, klm and the scandinavian carrier sas. it is halting most of its flights and will temporarily lay off up to 10,000 employees, or 90% of the airline's total workforce. fiat chrysler says that its subsidiaries. it says it would suspend production at most of their european manufacturing plants. the italian—american car—maker says the temporary suspension would last until march 27, as the coronavirus epidemic continues to spread. the french luxury group lvmh said it would begin producing sanitising hand gel. its french factories that produce perfume and make—up for brands like christian dior and givenchy will temporarily change its production line starting today. the group says 12 tonnes will be produced as soon as this week and will be delivered "at no charge" to french health authorities. for the media, there is only one story in town. coronavirus is dominating the news agenda. joining us now to have a look at some of the different stories is russ shaw, founder of tech london advocates

travel. has any assessment been made of the potential impact on the budget and our revenues from the coronavirus and what that may do to our department and their budget? >> i believe the mayor's budget office and the controller's office are looking at that closely, certainly have mentioned it, and i know that they probably have gathered a lot of information already. i am not privy yet to what those projections are. >> thank you. any other comments or questions from the commission? okay. thank you very much. the next item is employee recognition. the das commission and executive director will honor from the public conservator. [ applause ] >> how are you doing? you're popular. you have a huge following here today. so we just talked about conservatorship. it's a great segue much the public conservator's office works with people who are unable to care for their own needs due to serious mental illness. one of the things that is true about them is they have so much skill, so many people skills. right? they work with people who are very, very hard to serve, and i've talked to a lot of them. they actua

northern ireland the taxpayer 1st budget and we turn the bonus league in now and the standout game this weekend pits 2 title hopefuls against each other 3rd place dortmund travels to 4th place mentioned glaad back today in their pursuit to dethrone munich neither side can afford to drop points off the field both clubs hope their fans behave after offensive banners cause controversy in recent weeks. already beaten. back twice in the league cup they season now they go to got back needing another wind to keep the pressure on at the top. a one nil home win over the freiburg last weekend was more labored than dortmund hoped. by stuff forward ending browed holland was surprisingly only a substitute but is expected to return to the starting line up. fellow january recruit emirates chan has also impressed the glass back coach. as we know dortmund added 2 important players in january and that means the challenge is even more exciting for us don't wonder a very strong team who have the ambition to be german champions. klatt back also have an outside chance of the title but have not beaten dortmund since 2015 having lost 9 straight league games against them it's glad that

for from washington never came, now we have to make drastic cuts to the budget like you have never seen. >> let me ask about the traveldvisory, how do envision on travel, this is trouble for many people is considered essential, you are the financial sector, it's important, how do you imagine that and are you asking people not to come to new york to do business. >> no same definitions as we have, nonessential, if you are nonessential worker, you should not be leaving your home, if you are a essential worker, then you can take a bus, train, car or plane. >> specific to the travel advisory, should people be traveling to new york. >> same roles, their essential business travelers, yes. >> it looks like you can find savings without shifting off the county, what would be the impact across the board that they are looking at that are possible at a time of a public health crisis. >> the question is how do we fund the healthcare costs. the federal government did provide healthcare fund, i have $5 billion in the bill for coronavirus funding but every hospital now has coronavirus expenses. so we have $5 billion for healthcare and

less likely to travel in times like this singapore airlines as you say grounding 96 percent of its flights quantas had done that previously grounding all of its flights kathy pacific many budget airlines yeah they reverberations are going to be felt across the globe particularly now with the talk of a global recession also coming into place not only are people not travelling people are not spending economies are hurting across the board to be a good holiday in the whole cold thanks very much. japanese prime minister shinzo has not conceded a perspiring when told the olympic games must be considered it comes as canada announced it won't send its teams to compete if the competition is held in july as planned alexey o'brien explains. after weeks of insisting the show must go on now something of a turnaround from the japanese prime minister cannot cause i suppose we hope to hold the games to mark that the world has defeated the coronavirus i thought that canceling them is not an option at all but if that becomes difficult we will think of the athletes 1st and foremost and we may have no option but to consider postponing. the games as it to be held in july but the virus that's cau

travel to northern italy, where 16 million people are in lockdown. cutting the country's cloth in the context of coronavirus. the new chancellor rishi sunak will deliver his first budgetreakfast investigation reveals safety cameras on smart motorways aren't continuously monitored. we have a special report.

travellers returning from italy. we, in fact, had eight young people and her —— a young child and her mother who were given conflicting advice. 0nto the mail, budget. what i find interesting about some of these headlines is the big number, the £600 billion. we have been working out how that breaks down. they have got a fiscal rule that says they can't spend over 3% of gdp. that adds up to about £60 billion, so where have they got this figure from? is its smoke and mirrors, have they done something iffy with inflation, not adjusting the figures? everyone is asking how they got to this big figure. it will all be revealed tomorrow. the smoke and mirrors, if there are any, will be dismantled and we will see what is going on. it is a strange thing at the moment if we look at what the forces are playing with those calculations. budget normally has to go through a watchdog to the figures. because of the impact of coronavirus, all of these figures will be out of date. you have things like, borrowing costs have fallen by gdp costs have also fallen. working out the figures right now is incredibly difficult. these huge market shifts we have seen over the nex

budget for registered nurses. they've had to rely on creative staffing through ftes for travellers and did i -- per diem. if you look at the budget you'll look at 500ftes a year. i'll address this to you maybe mr. brown when he comes back next continue how many nurses are participating on his task force. what their names are and have they actually been released to got to the meetings. thank you very much. >> thank you, next speaker. >> i work in the emergency department. thank you guys for having this hearing and many more that might follow. i'm reading comments from a colleague of mine and the poor resources on the guaranteed coronavirus outbreak and we have a lack of preparation for managing the patients in other hospital the patients are going to other units and often bypassing the e.d. we're losing quickly without replacement and have no one in our disaster position. they have one person persist? i worked the past two shifts but there's no space. one without the other is useful in either direction. the lack of leadership and transparency by the nursing director is a big problem and the engage. the sur

downs and travel restrictions take their toll on the industry so virgin atlantic is grounding up to 85 percent of its aircraft it's also asking stuff to take up to 8 weeks unpaid leave budget carriers ryan air and easy jet also announce plans to ground most of their fleets and in a rare joint statement airline alliances one world sky team and star alliance cold for government aides let's get an update on the markets and bring in gabriel is on there he's joining us from new york so tell us how the markets started their day and how they are right now gabriel. well it started with a big punch to the face for the new york city stock exchange quite frankly what we saw was right when the markets opened at 9 30 am eastern time here it immediately triggered the circuit breaker that stopped trading for 15 minutes because the s. and p. $500.00 dropped to above 7 percent drop to 9 percent once it hits a negative 7 percent drop immediately they stop trading here so that was quite an abrupt morning to start this off this is the 3rd time. in the past week that the circuit breaker has been initiated that stops trading on the floor of the new york stock exchange really unprecedented and i

budget like you have never seen. >> governor, on the issue of the travel advisory, how do you envision nonessential travel? business travel for many people is considered essential. you yourself said the financial sector is important. and are you asking people not to come to new york to do business? >> no, same definitions as we have, jesse. nonessential, if you are a nonessential worker, you shouldn't be leaving your home. if you are an essential worker, then you can take a bus, a train, a car, a plane. >> specific to the travel advisory. >> the same. >> should people be traveling to new york? >> if they are essential business travelers, yes. >> reporter: still do that with the -- it looks like you could still find savings without shifting cost to counties. what would be the impact of across the board cuts that are possible at a time of a public health crisis? >> we do have funding. the question is how do we fund the health care costs. the federal government did provide health care funding. i have $5 billion in the bill for coronavirus funding. every hospital now has coronavirus viruses. so we have $5 bill

traveling program of new york. it affects 200,000 new yorkers by the end of the year. turn to fiscal year of 2021, the budget yet again calls for the unnecessary hiring of the additional 2,044 i.c.e. law enforcement officers and proposed an outrageous increase of 60,000 detention beds. the administration appears to learn nothing as democrats were not funding -- or his campaign promises particularly for an agency that lacks transparency and who's enforcement tactics are out of control. the request misses the point by focusing on the political agenda instead of securing our homeland. the budget was cut 239 million from the urban area security initiative which is high threat and high density urban areas with the consequences of attack would be most catastrophic. 228 million from the stay-at-home land security grant program enhances law enforcement's ability to prevent and respond of aks of terrorism or disasters. these cuts could have disaster consequences. my district witnessed the horrific antisemitc attack. the cut that you proposed are a slap in the face to my constituents who live in constant fear that the

women $2600.00 officials have committed a 5th of the national budgets to fighting the virus the government has also banned intercity travel after many arabians to 5 calls to cancel travel plans for the persian new year holidays that began on march 20th officials say there could be a surge in the country's 35000 confirmed cases. lebanon could face a critical shortage of medical supplies if the corona virus outbreak there is not contained some businesses are shifting away from their usual production lines and stepping in to help hospitals and meets their new demands real moments as more. work has come to a halt for many in beirut but for fashion designer tony ward who specializes in gowns business is slowly picking up in a different way i don't know. i mean. we 1st made these masks for our own employees and they can be worn in a very simple why and also washed his garment factory shifting from its usual production lines to helping local hospitals by making mosques body suits and bed sheets. they put me in contact with the director of a fake hariri hospital and he told me that they have a big shortage of bed sheets because t

vice president pence also saying the budget office will issue guidance on federal government travel policiesting guidelines and expectations are more than one million for this week and by the end of those this week, more optimistic than health officials expressed during their congressional hearing. just today when they said there could be some testing of one million people by the end of the week. this, as we continue to see the numbers of confirmed cases growing around the world. tom: absolutely. now more than 92,000 confirmed cases around the world. the world health organization saying this situation continues to moderate in china, but there's a lot of concern in south korea where you have more than 5000 confirmed cases. iran remains a country under focus and under the spotlight in terms of how they are handling the outbreak of this disease. they have now confirmed more than 2300 cases. the second highest rate of death as well at 7070 confirmed deaths in iran. the u.s. confirming they have 77 cases, not including those people who returned from places like japan. they have now confirmed abou

we're trying to put together this budget that brings together the budget that we need and that does so in an equitable way for those who travel to san francisco, whether by foot or bus or skateboard. >> moving on to an e-mail. what low-cost measures will muni undertake to improve service. for example, providing faster service to make the service cheaper to provide. is muni willing to give more priority to buses through signal priority as an option or to eliminate bus stops that are spaced too closely together, i would add to that maybe doing transit-only lanes, and so on. >> this is a program that i'm so excited to move forward with. most of that was developed before i arrived, but that we have new tools to move forward really quickly. this is called the muni forward program. you can google that on our website. but just last month, our m.t.a. board of directors gave us authority to implement our muni forward program so much faster than before. as some of you will know, we have this thing called the quick build program. we applied it to bike lanes where we go in and engage with a community in the corridor and do some pilot imp