japan's new quarantine rules will also apply to china, including hong kong and macau. the measures will last until month end. the number of coronavirus cases in japan has now topped 1,000. about 700 are from the "diamond princess" cruise liner. 12 people have died, half of them from the ship. for more insight about how japan as decision is playing out in south korea and china earlier we spoke to kim chan ju in seoul and our report ner in beijing. >> reporter: japan is not the first country to place travel restrictions on people traveling from south korea. more than 100 countries and territories have introduced measures. but south korea's foreign ministry is questioning why japan is only doing so now. one of president moon jae-in's secretary of stat secretaries took a swipe at japan. i've also been monitoring online reaction. some south koreans are criticizing japan's decision. others say south korea shouldn't worry about what's happening outside the couountry and inste focus on domestic efforts, like containing the outbreak and finding a way to address the shortage of f

he projected when this war broke out between china and japan there would be a world war, china would be able to subdue japan beyond the basic capabilities so that is a different slant on chiang kai-shek. what happened in july of 1937, the marco polo bridge incident, a skirmish between chinese and japanese forces which through a chain of events will eventually lead to sustained combat for the next eight years and when this breaks out, chiang kai-shek society must ask forbearance in the policy of preparing, now he must make war. he looks at where the fighting broke out in northern china which has terrain he believes favors the japanese and disfavors the chinese. he believes the place for the chinese to make their first stand is in shanghai with crowded urban areas maximizing strength of small arms and minimize japanese strength in firepower and capability. there is going to be a tremendous battle in shanghai which goes on from august to november of 1937. before it is over, 3 quarters of 1 million chinese troops fight in and around shanghai. this is by far the biggest battle in a city, s

tickets to nationals of 35 countries to prevent the spread of the virus on the list of britain china japan the u.s. and iran a civil aviation agency bourne's passengers from those countries will be turned away. africa is becoming better equipped to deal with the new coronavirus with over $24.00 countries now able to taste the illness at the start of last month it was only 2 there were 6 confirmed cases in africa. zimbabwe's mining workers getting a pay rise. of mine workers union has reached a deal to nearly triple the salaries of its members its lowest paid workers will now receive almost $200.00 u.s. dollars a month to the struggling with surging prices and food shortages inflation is expected to rise 15 percent this year. germany's health system is ailing not enough skilled workers recruiters have been flying to africa to find new personnel but as our correspondent at increased reports from namibia officials are wired that too many qualified nurses could be lured away. is slightly nervous. she's only been learning german for 5 months and is about to do her 1st job interview in the langu

tickets to nationals of 35 countries to prevent the spread of people in the lives of the new britain china japan the u.s. and iran the civil aviation agency warns passengers from those countries would be turned away. with traveling discouraged by more and more health authorities the airline industry is obviously one of the 1st sectors to suffer british airways has become the latest airline to cancel flights to several european and u.s. destinations over concerns about the coronavirus the decision comes as allan representatives warn the outbreak could cost the industry as much as 30000000000 dollars this year. planes are taking off half empty airports are deserted as new coronavirus cases spread around the world the costs are piling up for the global airline industry carriers have reported that up to half of passengers aren't showing up for flights. i've booked. my own more than 50 people in the whole plane this was the 1st time the plane was empty fears over the spread of the flu like fire and government imposed travel restrictions have left many has a tent airlines have been forced to cancel th

he returned to japan during the lunar year holiday. now he cannot go back to china to work. he would be quarantined upon returning. he has resorted to managing the facility from japan. >> translator: i'm the leader of the factory, so i should be there to make decisions and give instructions. communicating with workers only by email or phone is very inconvenient. >> matsui has also found it difficult to obtain parts for new orders as most of the suppliers have suspended operations. the factory plans to dip into its inventory to continue production. but supplies won't last long. sending parts from japan would be far more costly and time consuming. >> translator: after we set up a production base in china, we might have relied on it too much. that's one of my regrets. the only thing we can do is try and get back to our regular output schedule as soon as possible. >> shifting factories to china has gone from being an asset to a liability for many companies amid the coronavirus spread. >> looking ahead, it may force some firms to think twice about production plans. >>> okay. let's

made in china japan the czech republic tires are clearly produced all around the world. are customers interested under what conditions the tires are produced. very few to be honest. the customers aren't interested in sustainability how the tires are produced for us it is of course an important factor but very few customers are interested to be honest . but the sales advisor is convinced that his product. meet sustainability standards. isn't much so i could buy any of these with a clear conscience. big name manufacturers place a lot of importance on sustainability so i think it would be better to stick with them because you can be sure that they are aware of environmental issues. and so i think you can buy tires with a clear conscience. we want to make our own assessment so we head off for southeast asia. thailand is the world's biggest producer of natural rubber. more than $4000000.00 tons of it are harvested on its plantations each year over the last 30 years production here has grown by 300 percent. bangkok is the center of the rubber trade. we're meeting journalist to

release of the new movie has pushed back from april to november theaters have been closing in china, japan, italy and other countries over concern about public gathering so what more are you seeing as far as the global impact of this virus? >> reporter: good morning. south korea reports 438 new cases, and three additional deaths, bringing the nationwide total number of infections to 5,766. 96 countries, frances, and territories have banned travelers from south korea, underscoring just how serious the outbreak is there. even the north korea the neighboring south will overcome the virus. while numbers in china are still rising, the number of deaths reaches 3,012 and hubei province, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak, reported 134 new cases. now, italy has confirmed it will shut all schools from today for at least ten days as it battles to contain the outbreak. and all pro official sports, including top tier soccer matches will be played behind closed doors and a total of 107 people have now been killed over the coronavirus outbreak in europe but the luve in paris has reopened its door

can india, china, japan, and denmark.t was knows' and that l of them in the midst of the pandemic h been streaming movies sometimes for hours at a stretch. >> there are no movie theaters, there is nowhere ee to experience moving images other than on your computer screen. streaming platforms have become the full-on opportunity for people to watch film and tv now. it is an historic high. tom: what films have people been watching in their homes? >> i definitely been watchin several pandemic films. the one is mt watched lately i think is "outbreak,'with dustin hoffman. >> isolate him! isolate him! >>wo don'y, it is not airborne. >> i do hear from people they watch those filmsately. everybody is depressed in general. >> your account is being quarantined. tom: a moviegoer from arizona has different tastes. >> i have a few friends who are watching more of tse dystopic pandemic movies, but i find myself drawn more to movies that draw the sense of comfort, the feel-good kind to comfort myse u during theseertain times. tom: with au

taking any risks at the border tests on new arrivals have intensified it's also coordinating with china and japan to try and limit the threats of imported cases when he has such reports. diplomatic tensions have been put aside for now as south korea china and japan pledged greater cooperation to fight coronavirus boxes of protective equipment donated by the chinese government arrived in south korea to be sent to vulnerable communities on friday the foreign ministers from the 3 countries spoke via video link you sent me you don't know what on a you do but i'm sure we all agree that we need to think about ways to prevent the spread of the corona virus as well as the need to minimize the economic and social impacts caused by the decrease of exchanges between our people due to this incident just weeks ago south korea had the highest number of coronavirus cases outside china now the situation appears to be stabilizing and the number of new cases being recorded is trending downwards but there is no sense of complacency in south korea in fact the government is introducing stricter border controls summer

earlier today we held a briefing with around 50 ministers of held from around the world which at we china japan the republic of korea and singapore share their experiences and the lessons they have learned several common themes emerged about what has worked the need for early detection an isolation of confirmed cases identification follow up inquiry and to know of contacts the need to optimize care and the need to communicate to build trust and in gauge communities in the fight countries also expressed several common challenges the chronic global shortage of personal protective equipment is now one of the most urgent threats to our collective ability to save lives. that nature has shipped almost 2000000 individual items of protective gear to 74 countries that are needed most and we are preparing to send a similar amount to a further 60 countries but much more is needed this problem can only be solved with international cooperation and international solidarity when held workers are at risk. we are all. health workers in low and middle income countries deserve the same protection as a source in t

nhk calculates that outside mainland china and japan, the number of deaths has topped 160 and more than0,000 people have been infected in dozens of countries and territories. but inside mainland china, the spread of the virus continues to slow. in japan, there are now around 980 confirmed infections, including those from the "diamond princess" cruise ship. >>> meanwhile, the head of the world health organization has suggested the coronavirus outbreak can still be contained even as it continues surging outside mainland china. the agency's director general says it's most concerned about the situation in south korea, italy, iran, and japan. >> surrendering i don't think is right, so we have to give it our best using containment strategy irrespective of the number of cases. >> he also says a w.h.o. team has arrived in iran. it will deliver medical supplies and support local authorities fighting the outbreak. the country has seen at least 66 fatalities from the virus. that is the highest death toll outside mainland china. >>> the japanese government panlt of experts on the coronavirus outbre

what we know from data from all countries, including data from the u.s., china, italy, iran, korea, japan, and others, is that this virus can cause mild disease, can cause moderate disease, which is described as people who still have pneumonia but do not need oxygen support, can cause severe disease, can cause critical disease, and can kill some people. amongst children, the data we have seen from a number of countries is that the majority of children that are infected are experiencing mild disease, but we do have reports and there are some publications now that describe severe disease in children. we have reports of death in children. there's one in china and i believe one in the united states as well. we do need more well-characterized descriptions of severity across the age groups so that we can better summarize what we know about this in the different age groups. ideally, what we would like to see is the use of a clinical characterization protocol. this is another data capture platform that the who has that the w.h.o. has launched, which involves systematic data collection in terms of

russia china japan as well iran you can't tell the people of the 3rd world that the cold war ended. this is are to international an ox florida academic and feminist has been excluded from a conference celebrating women's rights after the organizers received complaints from trans activists we will tell you that after short break stay with us. these policymakers are grown accustomed to the idea that every single problem can be solved with money printing why can't we solve the coronavirus of money printing the market now is starting to scratch just had a little bit and saying wait a minute that's insane so therefore valuations look like they're going to be marked already in correction territory on these markets down time percent are going to have to bear market valuations down 20 percent probably i think the likelihood is extremely high 50 to 60 percent drop that's probably a 10 to 20 percent probability. seemed wrong. but old rules just don't hold. any new world yet to shape out these days becomes agitated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart and w

negotiating and my advice to him is now that you have china, and the trade agreement, you have a trade agreement with mexico and south korea japanyou probably get one with the prince by the end of the year that we now have a construction in the training where we can go to china, a lot of us have the same complaints about the chinese. and then we can go with the block led by the united states and say, we demand a new dsl trade we don't want to keep it down, but we want you to stop it voiding the generosity that we have given you over these decades. danielle: i think it is really, the optimize of tech which we visited when we speak about china. it has given us american interventions in iraq and afghanistan which i know that you have seen as a complete waste of american lives. an american traders. how to be, like iraq and afghanistan, libya vacuum. isis and al qaeda in the middle east how do we get out of those wars. how do we focus and our resources at home. how do we do that. k.t.: is like life. like child rearing. and you have priorities. to me the big priority now is china. and while isis is a problem and while all of these oth

i mentioned the low moving across japan is bringing showers back toward the eastern areas of china.e'll be dealing with clouds in shanghai. so, we'll see somehowers lingering as we go through the day. down toward australia seeing showers along the eastern and northern areas of the country here. that wet pattern will continue. elsewhere back toward the west, relatively dry. big contrast where the rain was constantly impacting the area. we're going to be seeing much of a dryer pattern coming up on tuesday. we're looking at some wet weather in sidney. across north america we have this pretty developing low pressure system moving through the central plains here. as it continues to lift toward the north and east we're talking about warm weather. be on the look out for that, maybe stormy weather possible along with this particular system. 23 in oklahoma city, 25 in houston, d.c. with 22 with sunny skies coming up on monday. that's a look at your forecast. i hope you have a good day wherever you are. ♪ ♪ >>> with the latest developments on the business and financial fronts is ramin mellega

i think looking to asian countries like china japan south korea and how they tackle the issue because they have dealt with the stars byron's before are absolutely we're more prepared and actually now there are more deaths in place in cases in europe than there are and in asia which is outstanding because the disease 1st originated in china. so really looking at there are even just simple habits our policies or the way that they've addressed and managed to contain this virus is i think a key solution italian journalist thank you for your time and your comments thank you for having me. now russia has registered almost 150 coronavirus patients most were in moscow the authorities are gradually implementing stricter measures to prevent the mass spread of the virus as seen elsewhere among the actions taken by moscow is restricted and treat for foreign nationals people who enter from the country from abroad must go into quarantine for 2 weeks schools will be temporarily closed starting from march 23rd and gatherings of more than 50 people are prohibited as the outbreak began moscow dedicated

nearly every stock market across asia is down on thursday stocks fell in hong kong by and then china japan australia and south korea and that was despite some initial gains when the markets opened on thursday that clearly the concerns about a carone of it. led recession are overshadowing any of the economic stimulus packages being announced around the world japan's benchmark of the nikkei it was down point 74 percent where markets where they markets ended their morning session the shanghai composite index was down 2.37 percent hong kong's hang saying it filled 3.95 percent and a straight a's reserve bank is now just an interest rate cut to a quarter of a sense now it's never been that low in australia and south korea's main benchmark the cost index it fell to its lowest in a decade so certainly look at the south korean situation and the government there is announced a range of financial measures to try and prop up its its economy this is on top of another package it's already and so certainly the crisis funds at the moment the package it's announced today are they the equivalent of 5900000

all goes through the south china sea on its way to china, philippines and japan. ey have aggressively moved to say, that the internal chinese - - we will build them up. - - the chinese attempt to take the countries. with trade one from china to europe to the middle east. the chinese have attempted to re-create that with china in charge. it's called one road, one belt. they will build this physical highway but they will also build the virtual highway by going to these countries. building things to chinese standards. not unlike the roman stood. the final thing as their maritime ambitions. so they've looked up pakistan and the east coast of africa. they said we are going to build support. just like the south china sea which is about fishing. we want to sell and trade chinese goods through these ports. but in fact, some of those ports are being militarized. so the chinese are building a maritime route, a land route and they're trying to control the world global commerce routes. in addition to that, there's something called made in china 2025, where the chinese leaders

are also big moves by big central banks, in china, japan and the eu to inject new money into theiranda markets, gave me his take on today's movements. this is the most incredible markets i've ever seen. what we saw yesterday was remarkable from the start of play right through to the close of play. we are seeing some incredible measures being announced by central banks, by governments, and i think a number of things are really contributing to that. the scale of the losses yesterday i think is largely explaining the bounces we are seeing today. on any ordinary day, this would be an incredibly positive day, but compared to what we saw yesterday it's actually relatively minor. that was craig erlam from 0anda markets. i will be in touch throughout the day with how the markets are performing. thank you, tadhg. let's stay with coronavirus, as the government's new advice for how to tackle the outbreak comes into force today. let's look at the announcement itself. anyone with mild coronavirus symptoms should now self—isolate for seven days. that means anyone with a high temperature, or a ne

contend with an outbreak the kind of size of outbreak that was seen in south korea and also china given japan's patchy record to date on controlling the virus that he might be in trouble robert right there on the ground for us in south. korea on a virus outbreak has had china's exports and imports hard causing severe disruption to manufacturing world wide customs exports shrunk by about 17 percent in january and february compared to the same period last year imports into china fell by 4 percent and analysts predict the situation could get wes in the coming months. well in the u.s. at least 15 people have now died from the virus the number of confirmed cases is on the rise and now sits at well over 250 among those cases are 21 people on board a cruise ship off the coast of san francisco roslyn jordan reports. as the coast guard flew in a supply of corona virus test kits to the quarantined cruise ship grand princess passengers and crew wonder if they'll be leaving any time soon but u.s. president dahl trump said if it were up to him the 3400 passengers and crew would have to stay in quarantine if

when the markets opened across the region on thursday and our stocks fell in hong kong mainland china japan and south korea that clearly it's a concerns of the crowd a virus or corona virus induced recession the economic stimulus packages that are being announced globally to prop up the economies japan's benchmark the nikkei stock average it last point 74 percent at the end of morning sessions the shanghai composite index it was down 2.37 percent and hong kong's hang saying it felt 3.95 percent and south korea's cut cost index it fell to its lowest in 10 years now a strategy central bank reduced it reduced the interest rates now to a quarter of a cent that's the lowest rate ever and clearly that's a sign of the struggles trying to deal with this pandemic and south korea's deputy prime minister is now announcing a range of fiscal measures to try and prop up its economy it's already announced a package and today's package the total now of the amount of fiscal measures it's trying to use a pop up the economy amounts to around $39000000000.00 we're now saying around the world thank you for that

earlier today we held a briefing with around 50 ministers of health around the world at which china, japane republic of korea, and singapore shared their experiences and the lessons they have learned. things emerged about what has worked. the need for early protection and isolation of confirm cases, identification, follow-up and quarantine of context, the need to optimize care, and the need to communicate that, to build trust and engage communities in the fight. countries also expressed several common challenges. the chronic global shortage of personal protective equipment is one of the most urgent threats to our collective ability to save lives. who has shipped almost 2 million individual items of protective gear for 74 countries. i we are preparing to send a similar amount to a further 60 countries. but, much more is needed. this problem can only be solved with international cooperation and international solidarity. workers are at risk, we are all at risk. health workers and low in mental income countries deserve the same protection of those in the wealthiest countries. to support our ca

imported cases are emerging as a big worry for china, south korea, and japan. rnments are working more closely together. diplomatic tensions have been put aside for now as south korea, china, and japan pledged greater cooperation to fight coronavirus. boxes of protective equipment donated by the chinese government arrived in south korea to be sent to vulnerable communities. on friday, the foreign ministers from the three countries spoke via video link. we all agree that we need to think about ways to prevent the spread of coronavirus as well is the economic and social impacts caused by the decrease of exchanges between our people due to this incident. >> just weeks ago, south korea had the highest number of coronavirus cases outside china. now the situation appears to be stabilizing. the number of new cases being recorded is trending downwards. there is no sense of complacency in south korea. the government is introducing stricter border controls. on march 20night second, we will conduct testing for all people entering south korea from european countries and esp

fix the american economy with middle east energy and could use trade wars to renegotiate with china and japan and south korea not on - - korea and mexico and canada. but the united states in a better position with much more leverage and then start negotiating so my advice to hear them is now that you have a trade agreement with mexico and canada and japan and south korea probably with brits by the end of the year now we have a consortium to go to china a lot of us have the same complaint and then go with the block led by the united states to say we demand a new deal stop exploiting the generosity we have given you over the decades. >> the what we visited and what we speak about china we have seen american interventions that has been seen as a complete waste so how do we extricate ourselves? we know there will be a vacuum and there are concerns. how do we get out of that at home? >> it's like childrearing you pick your fights and while isis is problem and all these other things but you don't want to lose track of the real problem. and he was really great understanding what is the real game? it

japan. nhk calculates that outside mainland china in japan, the number of deaths has topped 200, and more than 11,000 people have been infected in dozens of countries and territories. but inside mainland china, the spread of the virus continues to slow. >>> turning to the united states now. vote counting has just started, and results are trickling in from super tuesday. abc n news projects that senato bernie sanders has won his home state of vermont, and joe biden looks set to win in virginia. vermont is one of 14 states holding up for grabs in the democratic race. polls show that the 78-year-old frontrunner was the overwhelming favorite. he won the state four years ago, taking all 16 delegates. virginia is known to have many moderate voters which could have an advantage for biden. at stake on super tuesday are more than a third of democratic delegates needed to secure the party's presidential nomination. party hopefuls are looking to gain as many as they can and break away from the dwindling field of candidates. sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, emerged as the frontrunner in the

order tests on new arrivals of intensified they've also joined a 3 way video conference with china japan to discuss the threat of imported cases as way hey reports. diplomatic tensions have been put aside for now is south korea china and japan pledged greater cooperation to fight coronavirus boxes of protective equipment donated by the chinese government arrived in south korea to be sent to vulnerable communities on friday the foreign ministers from the 3 countries spoke via video link from you don't know what on a you do have i'm sure we all agree that we need to think about ways to prevent the spread of the corona virus as well as the need to minimize the economic and social impacts caused by the decrease of exchanges between our people due to this incident just weeks ago south korea had the highest number of coronavirus cases outside china now the situation appears to be stabilizing and the number of new cases being recorded is trending downwards but there is no sense of complacency in south korea in fact the government is introducing stricter border controls summer as of midnight on

chinese president xi jinping's visit to japan will be postponed from next month, as worries swirl over the virus. >> translator: chinand japan have agreed that both countries should carry out president xi's visit to japan at the most suitable time and under the most suitable conditions. the two sides will continue to closely communicate over the schedule. >> the outbreak has already forced chinese leaders to shelve another key political event, the people's congress, where they lay out major policies. earlier on thursday, chinese officials s said the v virus ha kikilled a total of more than 3,000 people in the country. over 80,000 have beenen infecte. they said all 31 fatalities in the natation on wednesday came hubei province, where the outbreak was first reported. theyey said the situation is improving in the rest of china. >>> in tokyo, lawmakers are expected to enact a bill as early as next week that would allow the prime mip stnister to declare a state of emergency in response to the virus. the legislation would enable local governments tobusinesses' hours, close schools, and instruct citizens to stay indoors. au

japan's biggest car maker. officials at toyota motors say the market in china has plunged. toyota says new car sales in the world's largest auto market were down 70% for february from the previous year. it sold nearly 24,000 units. high-end lexus models have been a key driver for toyota in china, but sales tumbled after the outbreak forced many dealerships to close for a long period. some outlets that have resumed business say visitor numbers remain low. analysts say other japanese auto makers are also likely to see poor results. this is "newsline" biz, i'm gene otani. the virus is making it harder for japanese companies to operate in india. the government has announced new visa conditions on countries with high infection rates. japanese people will be denied entry if they received their visas on or before tuesday. the country has also stopped issuing visas to japanese at its airports. the measures do not apply to people already in india. suzuki motor is responding by ordering japanese employees in india not to leave the country unless absolutely necessary. suzuki controls

yet again her reign is a story for both china and japan and looks like is a massive cloud coming out from the cold and that certainly will bring some snow not far away from beijing you'll notice temps are down to about 10 degrees here but it probably amount to very little is mostly going to be the northeast of china is the rain is the thing to focus on it's been significant in the south and then comes out across east china sea towards japan where once again by the time we get to choose a you've got a pretty wet day as a secular nation here so heavy rain seems likely on the sudden slopes and the good part of honshu to be honest it looks also as a little bit of something a rapid mel from his saw up in her car to supporters at 13 degrees and this is already in her card as last night on the grounds are suspect flooding is going to be a bit of a risky record the wrap around in the northeast to bring snow still to north korea but out to the south and beijing is back in the sunshine at 30 degrees $25.00 in hong kong in india an increasingly frequent splatter of showers is showing itself up

so, the strategy to shut schools in the first place, obviously a mention japan, china china, singapored you advise governments to do? personally, my children are in school here in singapore, they are ina school here in singapore, they are in a local government school, i'm happy that the school is still open. it gives me flexibility to still work as well as my husband. and it's a controlled environment. they have been great around keeping parents informed, they are temperature checking regularly. they have controlled, you know, group activities, staggered recesses, you know, in the classroom rather than the assembly hall, you know, it's a controlled environment, and if we do start to see social spread, we are going to know it's coming from. emily joins going to know it's coming from. emilyjoins speaking to me earlier, let's ta ke emilyjoins speaking to me earlier, let's take a look at the market. as i mentioned, this is scaling back some of its much steeper losses at the open, down only .4% right now, hong kong has also opened fairly flat, and that's really possibly due to some bargain—

cases that we have that are in the u.s., as well as the 40 from the repatriated individuals from china and japan, in every single instance, we know why that person has the novel coronavirus. we know. that is a product of the world's finest public health system that allows us to have that level of knowledge on this rapidly developing. >> so what's the treatment for it? >> right now one has to simply, because there's no treatment, one treats the symptoms as one does for other therapies. there are some experimental products and clinical trials. one is a gilliard product that some individuals have been treated under an i&d protocol for a clinical trial. that product is being tested in two trials in china, two 500-person trials in china, as well as now this morning in the university of nebraska. and i believe also in japan. >> i believe that this committee, the leaders of this subcommittee, i believe that we'll be of the mindset to fund this crisis, not to underfund it in any way, and i hope the administration will look at this as something that they cannot afford to let get out of hand, period, or t

now we see the big five, if you will, the united states, china, japan, the european union, single out germany as a very large economy on its own with its very big stimulus package. they all stepped up. in fact we saw from the u.s. treasury department at the same time as this was being negotiated saying the g7 is working together. that's a very clear signal that they want to make sure that they're all in unison with the stimulus packages. >> so all very encouraging news, john. but will this allay fears of a possible recession? >> let's call that the multitrillion question, rosemary you're posing to me. the stock markets are indicating what here? we had a correction of 30 to 35%, depending on which market around the world. the recovery is building confidence because of what we're seeing coming out of capitol hill and the other economies i was talking about. we're not out of there yet. this could be a huge debate about when the u.s. gets up and running again. is it mid-april, april 12th around east or not? and health care fallout. not about the economy, but living or dying. and that's go

the big gap is that unlike china, japan, south korea, poland, belgium, italy, we do not have guidelinesbringing this to the forefront of the united states. what we see is that it is not enough. what doctors are fighting for patients lives, what they need is guidelines. with too much, >> tucker: i know someone personally who is receiving it in a hospital in new york. why would it be hard to take the guidelines currently in use in poland and spain and apply those here? >> yet. absolutely we can. it just takes leadership, because at the same time, the individual doctors, the individual hospitals are not free to make their own decisions. of course, there is significant liability if they do something outside of what is allowed by the fda. so, these are steps that can cure, is what poland did. we hear the fda that they want more data. once everybody understands that we don't know if this is going to be the ultimate cure. one we have people in the hospitals of all ages dying of catastrophic pneumonia. we do not have any other option. cholroquine looks pretty good. especially because the safety

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tourists have driven up prices. >>> japan's finance ministry says the value of the country's imports tumbled in february, it is weighed down by a plunge in shipments from chinathe spread of the coronavirus. data released by the ministry on wednesday shows japan's overall imports last month stood at about 5.2 trillion yen or roughly $48.5 billion, that's down 14% in yen terms from the same period last year. imports from china tumbled by almost half to $6.26 billion. that's the steepest fall in more than 33 years. shipments of clothing and accessories from china nose-dived by about two-thirds. those for mobile phones and other telecom devices dropped more than 45%. imports of computers and related equipment slid about 37%. the decline also impacted food, seafood shipments were down by about 40%. imports of vegetables fell by nearly 37%. even furniture imports were affected, they declined by more than half. lockdowns and other measures designed to fight the spread of the coronavirus in europe are hurting japanese auto and motorcycle makers. officials at toyota say they will halt production of small cars in france from wednesday until the end of the month. they

states lots of dry here winds easing off last you try to say we're cross a good part of more than china japan not faring too badly with us and think a clout there into central and southern parts of china this wetter weather will make its way further north which as we go into the middle part of the week some heavy rain in the forecast here the staying fine and dry for hong kong. when diplomacy fails and fear sweeps then our borders are wide open wide open to drugs terrorists we've proven the barriers are built to impose division and it's not effective instead of being an obstacle to tornado wastes into became another obstacle to peace in a 4 part series al-jazeera revisits the reasons for divisions in different parts of the world and the impact they have on both sides walls of shame on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from london i'm dead you know brigades are coming up in the next 60 minutes. from the c.v. i must give the british people a very simple instruction you must stay at home. britain's prime minister orders a sweeping 3 weeks lockdown to stop the spr