whole is taking a hit the world's top contain a line is have all dramatically reduce traffic to china airlines and entertainment outlets are on high alert or closing temporarily hong kong airlines is slashing 400 jobs and asking remaining staff to take unpaid leave the comic is a feeling of pain the world's most productive auto factory owned by south korea's he is stalling jus to a lack of components from china and japanese clothing chain uni clothes has temporarily closed half its $750.00 stores in china due to the op break which also poses a major logistical challenge to feeding the nation. walk into a beijing supermarket and you will see shelves well stocked with groceries as these pictures from state tell of it.

whole is taking a hit the world's top contain a line is have all dramatically reduce traffic to china airlines and entertainment outlets are on high alert all closing temporarily hong kong airlines is slashing 400 jobs and asking remaining staff to take unpaid leave the comic is a feeling of pain the world's most productive auto factory owned by south korea's he on day is stalling jus to a lack of components from china and japanese clothing chain uni clothes has temporarily closed half its $750.00 stores in china due to the outbreak which also poses a major logistical challenge to feeding the nation. walk into a beijing supermarket and you will see shelves well stocked with groceries as these pictures from state television show the chinese capital is well catered for and prices are stable no need for panic buying here is the message. naturally people are unsettled by the coronavirus and cautious everyone is wearing face masks but the government is aware of the need to keep the food supply regular it's a stability issue people who don't have enough to eat get restless and want to buy food price

china southern airlines just arrived here this evening around 5:30 from guangzhou, china. that same jet as you mentioned already on its way back. everyone we talked with tonight who was on board the flight arriving here at sfo said they feel lucky to be here. this is probably the last time you'll see china southern airlines' blue and white jets on sfo's runways for a while. it like all other carriers has suspended flights to mainland china for now. passengers who touched down from guangzhou are relieved to be here. >> i'm happy to come home, you know. >> i was lucky. i was planning to fly on the 14th. i was like, oh, man, i don't want to stay over there for the whole three months, you know? >> reporter: for now the planned suspension of flights will stretch on for at least six weeks for some foreign carriers. american carriers like united have announced flight suspensions to china until early april. all the passengers we talked to hae in which is more than 600 miles south of wuhan, the epicenter of the coronavirus. even so far away they describe a lockdown to try and conta

the latest group tested positive for the coronavirus and were taken to two and mainland s off china. airlines are eliminated those flights and limited flights to hong kong through march. >> looking at this time of year, normally there's about 90 flights nonstop a week from sfo to hong kong and china, and that's been reduced by about 80 percent. >> reporter: there was one bus load today, and another one will arrive at the airport tomorrow morning, all of them ready to head home. juliette goodrich, kpix 5. >> and just minutes ago we learned the rest of the passengers on that quarantined cruise ship in japan are starting to be released and are heading home. most of the passengers stayed on board after the americaning were evacuated to finish out the 14 day quarantine. >>> at least 3 people are in i.c.e. custody tonight after being arrested at the sonoma county superior courthouse. the sheriff confirms the arrests by the department of homeland security without the assistance of local authorities. the action was condemned by the district attorney and public defender who say the presence of i.c.e.

currently there's no flights between sfo and mainland china. airlines have eliminated those flights and have limited flights to hong kong through march. >> but when we look at this time of year, normally there's about 90 flights nonstopper week from sfo to mainland china to hong kong. that's been reduced by about 80 percent, so fairly significant schedule reduction. >> reporter: therebe another ro coming to sfo tomorrow. one more bus load and another bus headed to sacramento, and that will finish off this first round of evacuees that were at travis air force base 2 weeks ago. >> so you mentioned the flights to mainland china, they've been canceled. are the airlines, the airports, anybody telling you for how long? >> reporter: so if you look at the schedule, they're canceled through the end of march, but really it could be extended. in fact i just learned today that united airlines has canceled flights through april, and they're really waiting to get that clean bill of health from the cdc, so keep checking. but right now they are canceled through march.

older than 60, according to a health official in china the virus continues to affect business and travel in and out of the country united and american airlines are suspending flights to hong kong as well as mainland china. this as a plane carrying u.s. citizens from wuhan is making its way to california. nbc's tom costello has the latest >> reporter: at the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak long lines to get into a hospital in wuhan, china the first american confirmed to have coronavirus in china is being treated in wuhan while in the united states still 11 confirmed cases in riverside, california an infant has been hospitalized with a fever out of an abundance of caution among the 195 americans evacuated out of china last week under quarantine for 14 days another plane of stranded americans headed to a u.s. base. >> what's different about novel coronavirus is we don't know a lot about it yet and we don't have a vaccine and so our methods to prevent it are more limited >> reporter: with much of the world's second largest economy on lockdown, growing concern about the global impact. major u.s. retailers closing thousands of stores across

retailers closing thousands of stores across china airline service suspended, car companies and manufacturers shutting down factories or losing critical chinese suppliers. the company behind tonka trucks, tinker toys and lincoln logs fears it could soon be affected 90% of its products come from china. >> everybody used to say if america sneezes, the world catches a cold really, we're going to find out whether china sneezes, if the world catches a cold as well. >> reporter: the white house expects minimal economic impact, a fraction off the gdp but the longer the outbreak lasts, the greater the impact lester >> all right tom costello tonight, thanks >>> actress shannen doherty is speaking out about her devastating diagnosis. doherty says she has been secretly battling stage 4 breast cancer for the past year. the star was first diagnosed in 2015, but announced two years later she was in remission. the news comes less than a year after the death of "90210" co-star luke perry from a stroke. >>> there is news tonight from one of the biggest retail names in malls all across the country here is nbc'

. >> reporter: tina arrived on china's southern airlines final direct flight from -- it took passengers two hours to get to customs. >> they took our temperature, but there's a long line. >> china southern had two final flights, one arriving at sfo just before 6:00 p.m. and the final direct flight from sfo to china, departing around 10:40 p.m., the last flight for the next six weeks. on their instagram page, they posted this photo with the caption cleaning and disinfecting the -- a passenger reportedly was taken off the plane separately. then the staff deep cleaned the plane for the flight back to sfo. >> they just mentioned it was due to a sick passenger or something on the plane so they wanted to clean it. >> passengers say the flight was delayed for hours. >> luckily enough my wife sent me with a bunch of wipes so i wiped down my seat, everything around me. >> and some passengers never boarded. >> a couple of passengers decided to reroute themselves through chicago or l.a. but some did. >> for bay area residents arriving on the final direct flight from china for weeks they feel fortu

outbreak to vital resources for many sub-saharan economies african airlines as well are feeling the effects many have cancelled flights to china only ethiopian airlines are still servicing the country and that's just to name a few examples china is the growth engine of africa so the corona virus outbreak will likely cause some economic com. let's go over to joy during beera who's in nairobi for us joy tell us how much africa is hurting economically for this coronavirus. band to put it into perspective there are about 10000 chinese firms in different african countries and that's about a 1000000 chinese nationals who operate in different african countries on the continent and in return we also have about 80000 african students in china and there's a lot of business that crisscrosses these 2 countries still many of these small medium and large scale business owners who have to do their manufacturing in china also being affected and we're also seeing the bigger firms as well that do have chinese nationals who work for them also having their businesses affected by this because most of the airlines have canceled or suspended most of

. >> reporter: tina chang arrived on southern china airlines guardian guangzhou, china to sfo friday evening. taking passengers at least two hours to get through customs. >> they took our temperature so we get out. but that's a long line. >> reporter: china southern had two final flights. one arriving at sfo just before 6:00 p.m. and the final direct flight from sfo to china departing around 10:40 p.m. the last night the next six weeks. on the instagram page they posted this photo, cleaning and disinfecting the aircraft. earlier on on friday a passenger landed in heath roe london with symptoms. taken off the plane separately. then the staff deep-cleaned the plane for the flight back to the sfo. >> they mentioned it was due to a sick passenger or something on the plaep. so they wanted to clean it. >> reporter: passengers say the flight was delayed for hours. >> luckily enough my wife sent me with a bunch of wipes. i wiped down my seat, everything around me. >> reporter: and some passengers never boarded. >> a couple of passengers decided to reroute themselves through chicago or l.a. b

china. four nationals who were deemed a risk barred from entering the country. tonight the new case confirmed inhe u.s major u.s. airlines suspending all nights to china as fears rise of a global dpandemic. >>> breaking now, the critical vote in the impeachment trial. republicans holding the line, rejecting calling witnesses, all but guarantees the president's acquit tall. >>> the security breach at the president's mar-a-lago resort. the police class, an suv blowing through two check points the woman behind the wheel, authorities opening fire. >> the cops started swarming and the red tape went up and helicopter came out, just crazy. >> how it came to a dramatic end. >>> new questions about the helicopter that crashed and killed kobe bryant the lakers playing their first game tonight since the nba legend's death the touching tribute in the stands >>> lorie laughl loughlin fighting back. the actress accusing prosecutors of hiding evidence she says could prove her innocent of the college admission scandal. >>> 48 hours from kick off inside the undercover mission to keep the super bowl safe >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly

. >> reporter: tina arrived on china's southern airlines final direct flight from -- it took passengers two hours to get to customs. >> they took our temperature, but there's a long line. >> china southern had two final flights, one arriving at sfo just before 6:00 p.m. and the final direct flight from sfo to china, departing around 10:40 p.m., the last flight for the next six weeks. on their instagram page, they posted this photo with the caption cleaning and disinfecting the -- a passenger reportedly was taken off the plane separately. then the staff deep cleaned the plane for the flight back to sfo. >> they just mentioned it was due to a sick passenger or something on the plane so they wanted to clean it. >> passengers say the flight was delayed for hours. >> luckily enough my wife sent me with a bunch of wipes so i wiped down my seat, everything around me. >> and some passengers never boarded. >> a couple of passengers decided to reroute themselves through chicago or l.a. but some did. >> for bay area residents arriving on the final direct flight from china for weeks they feel fortu

we are seeing airline stocks rise in hong kong. chinag a bailout of its airline industry which has been crippled by the coronavirus outbreak. measures could include injecking billion into carriers and allowing bigger airlines to merge with smaller ones. you see some of the gains that have occurred just in the past couple of minutes. china up 3.5%. china southern up almost 4%. air china and cafe pacific also higher. we'll kept y -- we'll keep you upkated oen that story as we get more details. still ahead this hour, the deputy prime minister and finance minister of singapore joins us to discuss singapore's latest fiscal efforts to confront the coronavirus. >> and later, the future of vodafone's com as limb approaches. paul: you're watching "bloomberg markets: asia." let's get you a look at what's happening in chinese equities markets right now. mostly higher. the shanghai composite up almost a fifth of one percent. the heavy index weaker by almost a half percent. chinese airlines performing reasonably well. china surgeon up almost 4% right

lester >> tom costello joins us now at dulles airport outside washington 50 airlines globally are now suspending flights to china. have we ever seen anything quite like that scale? >> reporter: you know, airlines have cancelled flights before due to political instability or violence but of these cancellations do seem to surpass even what we saw during the sars outbreak in 2003 earlier today, the largest flight attendant's union called for a total ban of flights here is where we stand american airlines cancelled flights through march. united's last flight next week also through the end of march. delta cancelling flights all the way through april. the airlines say this is really out of an abundance of caution following state department guidance. >> part of the growing impact breaking news, the critical vote just a short time ago in the impeachment trial of president trump. senate republicans blog witnesses by a 51-49 vote. all but assuring the president's acquittal. >> reporter: tonight senate republicans rejecting the democrats' demand for new witnesses, the vote 51-49. >> the motion is not agreed to. >> reporter

airline sector. carriers cut routes in and out of china. irline demand and revenue forecast with the bulk of the losses seen in china. let's get the latest on what is happening with the coronavirus. let's go to sophie kamaruddin in hong kong. isunderstand what iata saying. airlines are cutting routes. it is in china that the biggest cuts will come. sophie: we have seen a risk -- a list of carriers in the region continuing to reduce their routes to china. air india has extended the suspension of flights to hong kong and shanghai to june 30. airways reducing flights to china and other asian hubs this month and next. qantas airways is cutting its capacity to asia by 16%. , which among travelers has been forecasting the first annual dropping passenger demand in 70 years. 13% dropcted to see a in passenger demand. when it comes to golden airlines, revenue losses of 29.3, with china accounting for the lion share. vonnie: as more airlines cut back on flights and there are more comments from ceos, there is a lot more isolation. what are authorities

as airlines started prestricting flights from mainland china, demand for flights to the country from the u.s. was also falling. ticket refunds skyrocketed more than 500% the last week of january. now, the impa of the coronavirus outbreak is growing tonight here in the bay area. >> chris reyes talked to an immigration lawyer who was affected on a personal and professional level. >> we have a high level executive stuck in china. he cannot come back >> reporter: he's just one of a number of lawyers we spoke to with clients stuck in china due to the spread of coronavirus. and it's about to get worse. by february 16, all flights to china from sfo and san jose airport will be canceled when china's southern airlines stops its service. he says for his clients, this will be a problem. >> i have clients who only havee 50% have h-1 visa. >> reporter: it's not just travelers feeling the effects of coronavirus. many parts in the bay area getting repeated warnings from their schools -- >> just make sure the classrooms are clean and being hyper vigilant. >> reporter: vigilance is obvious at this ta

travel ban, of passengers from china, airlines announced temporary suspension is going to mainland china. this is 50 million people on a travel lockdown in and around the epicenter of the outbreak in wuhan. in the bay area, traveling on business, one passenger is traveling to hong kong. he is leery the information is underreported. >> you do not trust the information? >> yes, like how many people say they visit, the number is very strange. we never know what is true. >> he also thinks the travel ban is a good idea to catch people who are putting others at risk. >> some people are very selfish, they do not think, they need help that they do not be help. they will bring the sickness everywhere. >> as for sean he got an air b&b in the area and will quarantine himself for two weeks. >> do you think that is the responsible thing to do? >> yes. even though i do not have any situation or thought, but i think that is kind of a protection to others. >>> lax is the other california airport accepting flights from china tonight. >>> meanwhile travis air force base is among u.s. installations to hous

doubt has now been amplified by the coronavirus, which has really just shutdown large parts of china. airlinesetting crushed so it only stands to reason china might be buying fewer products including from the united states, so we've got to watch what happens next closely because if china fails to live up to its promise here that's obviously going to hurt american farmers which could backfire in the election from some of those key farm states the president needs to win, and trump could always retaliate by escalating this trade war as a pretty tricky time for the economy. >> farmers vahave been very patient in some of those swing states. bernie sanders, he is the front-runner in all tease polls and when you talk about socialism versus capitalism, people on wall street don't want bernie sanders to be president. >> if you told me that the dow was going to be nearing 30,000 and bernie sanders a self-described democratic socialist was going to be leading in the polls for the presidential nomination, i would have said no way. but here we are. i think there's a few schools of thought. one is that mayb

as airlines started prestricting flights from mainland china, demand for flights to the country from the u.s. was also falling. ticket refunds skyrocketed more than 500% the last week of january. now, the impact of the coronavirus outbreak is growing tonight here in the bay area. >> chris reyes talked to an immigration lawyer who was affected on a personal and professional level. >> we have a high level executive stuck in china. he cannot come back. >> reporter: he's just one of a number of lawyers we spoke to with clients stuck in china due to the spread of coronavirus. and it's about to get worse. by february 16, all flights to china from sfo and san jose airport will be canceled when china's southern airlines stops its service. he says for his clients, this will be a problem. >> i have clients who only have 50% have h-1 visa. >> reporter: it's not just travelers feeling the effects of coronavirus. many parts in the bay area getting repeated warnings from their schools -- >> just make sure the classrooms are clean and being hyper vigilant. >> reporter: vigilance is obvious at this

china. global airlines will pay the brunt of this eventually. what about specifically in china? e airlines contributed about 13% of overall air they are part of the grounding effort. dan: that's one of the big things. tonese airlines are going see majorly reduced emissions this year, and this program from the yuan is for international -- the un is for international travel. might eventually include things like airlines for carbon reduction. these airlines will eventually have to be included in the counting scheme somewhere. joining us from singapore, our asian energy reporter. we will have plenty more on the coronavirus impact on airlines in the next hour. we will hear exclusively from the singapore tourism ceo viewed he sees a 25%-30% decline in tourist arrival. >> we continue to see major events being affected, the global air shy -- airshow quiet. still, the markets looking buoyant, hong kong up over 1%. a positive picture on the mainland. this is bloomberg. ♪ [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] that's why xfinity mobile lets you design your own data. you can share 1

the chronicle reports that on february 16th, china airlines will stop flying to the mainland for at least the next month. there are normally 90 round trip flights to china and hong kong in february. or than heavenly people visit each year. popular spots are from chinatown to pier 39 in their suffering with drops in business. >>> a break today, former bart police officer talked about the deadly stabbing at the bar station. very upset be how we tried to as i described nia willson's a new . program that ins. the program targets what are called prior does gund officials. they have seized high-powered assault rifles, illegally manufactured ghost guns, and made several gun crime arrest. the new program is designed to reduce gun violence in san jose. >>> happening today, oakland mayor will deliver her annual state of the city address. the mayor is expected to touch on a wide range of issues, including her program to help the homeless, it is designed to help people who are struggling in oakland before they come become homeless. is have helped more than 21 oakland 2100 oakland families. >>> voters

china. u.s. airline carriers us spendsed flights to china for the next two weeks. according to health officials the coronavirus is from a large family of viruses that can cause a range of illnesses like sars. but this new strain has never been seen in humans before. the first cases were in wuhan, china. they are under lockdown to contain the virus. there is no known vaccine. but u.s. health officials say noise cause for alarm. >> we still have low risk to the american puck. american -- the american public. but we wanted to keep it a low risk. already 19 million victims with 180,000 hospitalizations and 10,000 deaths. there are too many unthose about the coronavirus -- too many unknowns about the virus. so it's best to be cautious at this time. mike: for many attending super bowl 54, it's more than just going to the game. it's also experiencing all that the city has to offer before the game. phil keating has been spending time there having a great time. reporter: it's a great time for all the fans of the nfl and their teams. this is nfl's play safety. it's one of th

at least 259 people in the country almost 12000 people have been infected globally most in china many airlineshave suspended flights there and a growing number of countries are evacuating their citizens. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut all ties with israel and the u.s. including security relations it's a response to the peace plan presented by president donald trump which.

here ishink will happen that different airlines will probably be split up between the big three in china to hong kong airlines. that will have major implications on the hong kong market. youi: brendan sobel, thank very much for joining us. coming up, we will have plenty more on the coronavirus impact with simon westerly. he tells us how the outbreak is hitting an industry already reeling from the bushfires. next, online grocery startups are emerging as one of the rare winners from the coronavirus in china. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: online grocery startups are emerging as one of the few beneficiaries of the coronavirus outbreak. areions of consumers picking food delivery services. norris joins us. great to have you. it is interesting. when we get to the end of this coronavirus outbreak, some pretty fundamental consumer shopping patterns may be changed. michael: that is quite right. before penetration of grocery delivery in china was quite limited. after the outbreak of the coronavirus, we've seen a doubling to a six times increase in terms of the number of users, downloads, and deliveri

several airlines have suspended flights to and from china at least 20 countries are feeling the effects of the corona virus. haitians have exploded into the thousands at the epicenter of the outbreak will have on china compostela saga monae and live in our newsroom tonight with details l a. >>not only is china dealing with a health crisis but they're most essential moneymakers sets tourism retail and travel. >>for now suffering from the outbreak to. just yesterday the us state department issued its harshest warning telling people not to travel to china. many airlines across the globe are now canceling flights to the country and are offering full refunds to hose who booked flights into the country, including delta american and united airlines delta announcing today, the suspension of all us to china flights, starting february 6th through the end of april due to that will hunt corona virus concerns. back here in san francisco dug a call with the sfo international airport is now speaking with us on the direction that they got from united today. >>the united already indicated plans to reduc

at least 259 people in the country almost 12000 people have been infected globally most in china many airlineshave suspended flights there and a growing number of countries are evacuating their citizens.

china. united, delta, and american airlines. fo, teresa chow returned from china saturday evening after visiting her parents for the lunar new year. >> it's supposed to be the busiest time of the year. 95% of the business closed. restaurants closed. >> reporter: chow said you can see the impact at one of the most popular tourism destinations of her home to you of xiao shing. doors are shut. the streets are empty, and no one can be seen in the canal. in san francisco's chinatown, lunar new year festivities are in full swing. ding lee, a longtime community member of chinatown, says concerns over the coronavirus should be kept to a minimum. >> the restaurant business in chinatown is the most important economy. so we still have to eat. we have to celebrate. >> reporter: lee says celebrations are still in order, but his travel plans are out. >> i canceled my trip to asia for next week. >> reporter: that trip cost him $8,000 for both he and his wife. lee is hoping news of the outbreak doesn't stop people from eating or visiting chinato

at least 259 people in the country almost 12000 people have been infected globally most in china many airlines have suspended flights there and a growing number of countries are evacuating their citizens. palestinian president mahmoud abbas has cut all ties with israel and the u.s. including security relations it's a response to the peace plan presented by president donald trump which about.

close to 30 airlines are suspending flights to and from china. >> neither of those airlines have a lot of flights into china. so there will be revenue hit. it is about how much the flights remain suspended. united will be more at risk because they have a larger presence. >> sue was there to see her son off to china where he will be teaching math. she's nervous. >> he has like 50 masks. he's young and healthy. he thinks he'll be okay and i'll praying that he's right. >> the case here becomes the seventh across the u.s. and the third here in california, according to state health officials. about 60 people have been tested for the possible coronavirus. and that is as of tuesday. now this county says it will disclose only confirmed cases. live in san jose. >> thank you. today the government announced banning foreign nationals if they've traveled in clean over the last two weeks. u.s. citizens returning from there will be up to a 14-day quarantine. the first mandatory quarantine in more than 30 years. homeland security will provide support. >> this is a serious health situation in china. i

china travel. as for the broader airline industry, china is reportedly considering measures to support the aviationector such as direct cash infusion and perhaps mergers. when it comes to the wider saying that itc is calling for a rational view when it comes to the economic impacts from the outbreak, saying it will be short-lived and limited in terms of time and scope, and the central bank is planning to roll out more measures to promote consumption and investment. uy: we are just showing , suffering for demand out of china. how long is it going to take for chinese consumers to get back into stores? we see macau opening, or reopening. what is the story on the streets in some of those key retail areas? sophie: there may be some hesitation on the part of chinese residents to go back out and flock to stores, even as we are seeing some big names .eopen, the likes of apple, drop inosted an 85% business on the mainland given the number of stores it has had to shudder. uma also suffering, although saying it doesn't see an impact beyond this quarter perhaps. to your point about whether or not we will see a

and tonight, some airlines are now canceling flights to and from china that includes one us airline th made some major schedule changeearlier today. rivers as committee reports. >>here s a full airport in san franisco precautions continue to develop rrounding the outbreak of the virus sfo airport spokesperson doug a ll probably the biggest change of late is the schedule reductions that united airlines started announcing today. going to and from china and really it's a reaction to the department of state health advisory advising us tins against travel to china right now. >>no doubt we're seeing variety the airline's adjusting their flight schedule in anticipation of reduced demand because of that travel advisory. he says tat it is important to inform travers here asfo that there has been no confirmed inidents vving the corona virus here. no casesconfirmed in san francisco. no ses confirmed at sfo. the centers for disease control or cdc remains on hand here at sfo they continue o screen passengers spted several passengers in e international terminal wearing the surgical the us back in hi

china? >> the thing worth bearing in mind is except for chinese airlines themselves and cathay pacific is one much significance in exposure to china. one of the greatest frustrations is they have had trouble getting a foothold in the chinese market. while the chinese market for 18% of traffic worldwide, the share of that that is available to airlines outside of china is only about 5% of their traffic around the world. it is not -- air traffic around the world. it is not that big. in terms of chinese airlines, the big three, air china, china haveern, china eastern, supporters in the chinese state. cathay pacific is controlled by someone else for seven decades. it is not always easy for them. they have always supported them. paul: thank you for joining us. let's check in on how we are doing on asian markets here. not terribly well is the short answer. in australia we are off 1.4%. energy stocks are losing the way , fighting the losing battle, gold stocks performing well. new zealand is off and nikkei futures are pointing higher. taylor: in the u.s. looking better on tech and s&p and nasdaq, get

at least 259 people in the country almost 12000 people have been infected globally most in china many airlines have suspended flights there and a growing number of countries are evacuating their citizens.

nobody is going to china right now. >> reporter: three major u.s. airlines are canceling flights to and from china, united, delta and american airlines. theresa referred from china saturday evening after visiting her parents. >> it's supposed to be the busiest time of the year. 95% of the business closed. restaurants closed. >> she said you can see the impact at one of the most popular tourism destinations of her hometown. doors are shut, the streets are empty, and no one can be seen in the canal. in san francisco's chinatown, lunar new year festivities are in full swing. a member of chinatown says concerns over the coronavirus should be kept to a minimum. >> the restaurant business in chinatowns are most important in the economy. so we still have to eat, we have to celebrate. >> reporter: celebrations are still in order, but his travel plans are out. >> i canceled my trip to asia for next week. >> reporter: that trip cost him $8,000 for both he and his wife. he's hoping news of the outbreak doesn't stop people from eating or visiting chinatown. >> we have t

china. and united, american, and delta airlines canceling all china flights. but despite nearly 260 reported deaths in china, there are no fatalities in the u.s. health experts say the risk to the general public is low. >> clayton sandell joins us from riverside, qaa will cal. you have been in contact with those americans about what life has been like under quarantine. >> reporter: that's right, tom. this quarantine is the first of its kind in half a century. so far, no one in quarantine is showing any symptoms, but one man we talked to said everyone is trying to keep a positive attitude, and that includes a get together tomorrow to watch the super bowl. tom? >> all right. clayton sandell for us from riverside. thank you. >> reporter: next to the epicenter of that intensifying health crisis. those images -- streets deserted, in the normally bustling city of wuhan. life brought to a standstill. american citizens scrambling to escape the province. abc's senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is on the ground in hong kong with the very latest. >> reporter: toni

let's take a live look at sfo where the last flight takes off in about six hours on china southern airlines heading to wang jo and all other airlines have stopped flights from sfo and many airlines plan to resume regular schedules at the end of march. earlier today there was a scary situation on a flight out of sfo heading to london. a passenger started complaining about coronavirus symptoms during the ten-hour flight when the plane landed the flight attendants took that person right off the plane. the other passengers were asked to stay on the plane for about 25 minutes. then were allowed to leave. >>> teens killing boys. new developments tonight in the double murder of two boys shot to death in the east bay. union city police arrested two teenagers they say have gang ties. here is a photo of the 18-year-old. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live from outside of the court in dublin where one of the teens made an appearance. >> reporter: that is right. the 18-year-old appeared in court and is back in jail tonight. he and a 17-year-old are accused in the shooting death of two young boy

ose that are already hel resvations to and sfo to china on united airlines check wi united to understand what the impact is on you and what your options are he says that it is important to inform travelers here at o that there has been no confirmed incidents involving the corona virus here. no ces confirmed in san francisco. no cases confirmed at sfo. >>the centers for disease control or cdc remains on had here at sfo they continueto screen passengers comg in on international flights that visited to he during thr travel at sfo in san franisco has the met u in 4 news and our coverage of the will hunt corona virus outbreak continues kon 4 dot com or visit our web site to heck out the interactive virus tracker tips on how to stay healy and updates on this outbreak. >>today was e last day on allowed to live in tets along a public trail in santa rosa county and set a deadline to evict them. >>that wassupposed to happen on wednesday, but it got pushed back to today and all dayit has been an effort to clear the job or don't a trail of peop living there illegally well force justine waltman is th

nobody is going to china right now. >> three major u.s. airlinesre canceling flights to and from china, united, delta and american airlines. at sfo she returned from china after visiting for the lunar new year. >> supposed to be the busiest time of the year. 95 of the businesses are closed. restaurants closed. >> chow said you can see it at one of the most popular tourist destination s of o of o of o destinations. lunar new year's festivities in full swing. a longtime community member of chinatown says concerns over coronavirus should be kept to a minimum. >> the restaurant business in chinatown is the most important in the economy. so we have to celebrate it. >> he says celebrations are in order but his travel plans are out. >> i canceled my trip to asia for next week. >> that trip cost him $8,000 for both he and his wife. he's hoping news of the outbreak doesn't stop people from eating or visiting chinatown. >> that's why how to keep the balance can keep the economy going. >> travis air force base in fairfield chosen as military base to house tra

china. ststephen: many airlines have canceled, suspended, or reduced flights to china. government is telling domestic carriers to keep flying, despite the epidemic, despite a sharp drop in demand for flights in and out of the country. beijing has criticized countries including the united states for imposing travel restrictions, saying their steps were excessive. genie: the parent company of google has for the first time released figures on how much money it makes from youtube. stephen: thihis is something investors have been pushing google for, for a longng time. they wanted d to see how the figurerebreakdownn across thee online a advertising giant's eaearnings.. despite showing major growth acacross its business, investors were disapappoind d with alphabet's latetest results. shares fell by 4% in after-hours trading on monday. reporter: a mixed bag for google's parent company, alphabet, as its profits grow, but not enough for wall street. the tech giant reporting and overall revenue increase of 18%, less than what investors were expecting. in a first, the company broke

nobody is going to china right now. >> three major u.s. airlinesling flights to and from china, united, delta and american airlines. at sfo teresa returned from china after visiting her parents for the lunar new year. >> supposed to be the busiest time of the year. 95% of the businesses are closed. restaurants closed. >> she said you can see the impact at one of the most popular tourist destinations of her hometown of. lunar new year's festivities in full swing. a longtime community member of chinatown says concerns over coronavirus should be kept to a minimum. >> the restaurant business in chinatown is the most important in the economy. so we have to celebrate it. >> he says celebrations are in order but his travel plans are out. >> i canceled my trip to asia for next week. >> that trip cost him $8,000 for both he and his wife. he's hoping news of the outbreak doesn't stop people from eating or visiting chinatown. >> that's why how to keep the balance can keep the economy going. >> travis air force base in fairfield chosen as military base to hous

so carnival now, not going into china. airlines shutting down in china. is becoming an isolated island if you can call it that unto itself and of course there will be repercussions. neil: about those repercussions, i'm saying this, no one else is saying it if they fall into a slowdown one of the first things smart analysts are talking about or even a brief one, will they make good on promises to buy more goods from us? maybe they will have convenient excuse even if they are not to? >> that's, that's awful. i hate to go there, neil but, definitely something top of mind for all of us, thinking, we got the phase one finally hammered out, now they're isolated from the world. can they actually put their money where their mouth is? i don't know. neil: they have a legitimate excuse. not that it is an excuse. their population is stopped in its tracks. 60 million of its people are quarantined in their cities. if life can't get in or out, you can make a legitimate case this is freezing neil, and we all, we all see that. we see the writing on the wall. what we need

direct flight to mainland china that's tomorrow night on a china, southern airlines so this is a going to be a huge impact not only for people flying to china but also for the airport is costing them thousands of dollars as you said there was a spike of nearly 15,000 more coronavirus cases in china yesterday that's the largest single-day rise since the epidemic began sfo usually has the most departures to china than any other airport in the country now even flights to hong kong have been canceled but there is still 21 round-trip flights there per week until the end of march so that is a way people can get out there a lot of bay area companies that frequent asia for business have stopped employee travel there altogether anyways this is out of precaution other coronavirus has killed more than 1000 and globally as you're saying there's about 60,000 people infected most of these patients being in china so flights will not resume out of that to china until the end of march, so it's going to be a huge and if you do want to fly to china or as i said hong kong even you can still take connectin

earnings up to april if chinese flights remain suspended until then like many global airlines its cancelled mainland china flights until the end of march. and quantas is reporting a severe financial impact your to the virus strain airline says the pandemic could cost up to $100000000.00 for the financial year it's slashing flights to china hong kong and singapore. now most countries around the world use gross domestic product to measure their economies but critics say that's not enough the labor force all people the most important part of the equation of being left out it's why economists have today launched a new measure of wellbeing that also includes social and environmental aspects we'll talk to one of the authors of the reported a moment 1st his force behind the new index. massive protests in lebanon triggered by the announcement of a watch out for the. riots in chile after the government raised subway fares. and in france to thousands take to the streets in italy because of a planned environmental tax on fuel. 3 examples that all have one thing in common the root causes of the crises of peoples disc