responding to the letter from the chinese embassy, a moscow mayor said that measures were necessary >> one country which is saying it is definitely prepared is the united states. so far, there haveeen 60 cases there, but most stem from the diamond rinses cruise ship docked in japan. president trump has appointed vice president pence to lead america's response. the vice president arriving at the department of health and human services in wasngton. he is chairing a meeting of the so areer gents getting the balance right between cautiousness and conservatism? >> the world health organization would make the point that it is eased that most countries have been following its advice, and that containment is going on at particularly high levels in countries where there are the highest cases. whthat i you'd expect. they believe most governments r are striking tht balance between concern, something who nts to avoid, panic. >> the u.k. government has outlined its negotiating position forrade talks with e eu. here is the document itself outlining details of the u.k. starts. tathoss are due to sta

chinese embassy in moscow has complained that chinese nationals are being targeted by police and transportcoronavirus cases in the russian capital. the embassy sent a letter to the moscow safety administration saying that no other country, not even the us does anything like this special monitoring of chinese nationals on public transport. this follows reports that bus driver in moscow have been told to report passing that look chinese. russia has banned chinese citizens from entering its territory made coronavirus theories. the moscow mayor has said at face recognition systems would be used to enforce a two—week quarantine of all arrivals from china. responding to the chinese embassy, moscow mayor said that measures were necessary and non—discriminatory. they said that the the united states says it's prepared. there have been 60 cases there so far, although most of those stem from the diamond princess cruise ship. president trump has appointed vice president mike pence to lead america's response. this was mr pence arriving at the department of health and human services in washington. he's

a few days ago, right here at the chinese embassy, a donation ceremony was held, attended by more thanudent associations in the uk. we have been deeply moved and greatly encouraged. we would like to express our heartfelt thanks to all those in the uk who have shown their love, their support, and their kindness. ladies and gentlemen, the chinese government has the firm resolve and has taken serious, vigorous measures to prevent the spread of the disease. this will continue to be the most important work. first, we will try our best to treat the infected. every life counts. the right to survival and health is the most basic and important human right. medical institutions all over china i doing their very best to increase the hospitalisation rate, the cure rate, and reduce the infection rate and mortality rate. second, we will strengthen the epidemic prevention and control effo rts epidemic prevention and control efforts in key areas. by key areas we mean especially wuhan city. measures are being improved and strengthened in this province and city. patients are diagnosed, reported isolated

campaign and was provided by the chinese embassy after it declined our request to interview the ambassador and most of. the united nations i think to date so far there has been no clear evidence you know you know you know evidence being produced but. to as i said incriminates china you know to be doing anything. with chinese student numbers of record highs australia's most respected and prosperous universities are in the midst of a cultural and political transformation. with zeal for the rise of the staff sergeant but we also your work for both instead of the children. at the university of sydney one quarter of all students now come from china. aspiring politician jackie who became the 1st chinese citizen in a stray or elected president of a university student representative council i don't lose your telephone. today he's campaigning for the reelection of his group called panda has been andrew i can speak from entering without it for the yeah but many members are pro china of course and it does not necessarily mean. you know any kind of right and you know we add well we love the well our w

the chinese embassy in moscow has complained that chinese nationals are being targeted by police and avirus cases in the russian capital. the embassy sent a letter to the moscow city administration saying that no other country, not even the us does anything like this special monitoring of chinese nationals on public transport. this follows reports that bus strivers in moscow have been told to report passengers that look chinese. so our governments getting the balance right between caution and conservatism? the world health organization would make the point that it organization would make the point thatitis organization would make the point that it is pleased that many countries, most countries, have been following its advice and that containment is going on at a particularly high level in countries where the highest number of cases, as you would expect. they believe that most governments are striking the right balance between concern and something that the who obviously wa nts to and something that the who obviously wants to avoid, which is panic. some have been evacuated as flood def

questions to very specific questions we sent it to beijing to the foreign ministry and also to the chinese embassy here in berlin that was left unanswered a blocky last thursday ahead of the munich security conference the chinese foreign minister a visit to berlin and we managed to put a question. him and this is what he had to say jewish. no one has seen any kind of concentration camp in chin jang no one has seen any persecution the only thing to see was people of various ethnicities and singeing living together harmoniously these facts demonstrate that the so-called concentration camps the so-called 1000000 are 100 percent rumors they are complete fake news fake. ok one using there that these don't exist the reeducation camps but in fact you talk to people they face a lot of risks once they leak information were or even speak out about it yes they face an incredible risk like up the way you told us he received a message a phone call of by an anonymous person threatening him if you proceed to investigate you know we will be able to get you on confected concrete his family back home and change you

the chinese embassy in london insists that what it calls "vocational education centres" are designedenies religious discrimination. there is much more on all the news on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there. storm dennis may be long out of the way, but its left a legacy, a legacy of severe flooding in places, water as far as the eye can see on this weather watch picture from the worcester area. now, there are still a number of severe flood warnings in force, these tending to be clustered along stretches of the river wye, which has reached record water levels, and on stretches of the river severn. aside from that, there are still well over 200 flood warnings in force elsewhere in the uk, and it's likely to be a number of days before the floodwaters completely ebb out of the way and those flood warnings start to come down. now, as far as the satellite picture goes, we've got shower clouds working into the uk, but we do have a more organised area of showers i've just drawn in here, and that's going to be crossing the uk, bringing pretty much everyone a downpour or two ov

actually accomplish it and accomplish that really successfully and now miles meanwhile in the chinese embassy in paris on sunday urged the french government to not discriminate against the wall way now france is currently selecting suppliers for its 5 g. mobile network and the chinese government says it fears that while way will face greater restrictions than its competitors what do you make of this well it was a really weird and threatening statement by the chinese government because you're right they said you know one thing that we don't want is we don't want to scream a nation we don't want protectionism and they actually mention nokia oh and eric said but on the other hand i think this is in anticipation of the april option. she suspected by the french government but already we have orange i say which is a largest carrier in france saying we don't want wild way we're going to go with no clear and erik's and so i think to a degree it was a political move but with the chinese it was also an economic move as well and now miles looking at the future of what's going on with the 5 g. build out

in a statement released over the weekend the chinese embassy in paris warned a different treaty wouldt discrimination and disguise protectionism the justice department is closing its anti-trust investigation into ford, honda, bmw and volkswagen, saying it sees no evidence of collusion among the companies in connection to a july agreement with the four automakers and california for stricter tail pipe emissions the trump administration had said the state can set its oe emission standards. >>> and l brands is selling victoria's secret to sycamore partners in a deal that could be announced early this week. no word on what leadership role l brands ceo would be under. he has been under criticism for his close ties to jeffrey epstein. l brands also owns stronger performing bath and body works a lot on the victoria's secret and the investigation into the company's culture. >> perhaps listeners didn't see that the premarket move on l brands is up about 6% for those l brands shares. we would point out from a context actual point of view, if you look over the last -- the year-to-date period is u

campaign and was provided by the chinese embassy after it declined our request to interview the ambassador and most of. those united nations i think to date so far there has been no clear evidence you know you know you know evidence being produced but. to as i said incriminates china you know to be doing anything. with chinese student numbers of record highs australia's most respected and prosperous universities are in the midst of a cultural and political transformation. with the other for the rise of the staff sergeant but we also you know work for the advent of the children. at the university of sydney one quarter of all students now come from china. aspiring politician jackie who became the 1st chinese citizen in a stroller elected president of a university student representative council i don't use your telephone. today he's campaigning for the reelection of his group called panda as being andrew i can speak from entering without it cause yeah yeah but many members are pro china of course kind of does not necessarily me. doing any kind of writing and you know we add well we love the c

the chinese embassy in london insisted their so—called vocational education centres were designed toheir detention. it lifts a small lid on the thinking within the chinese system as to why people are detained. an extraordinary list. 300 people. a huge spreadsheet giving extraordinary details about their lives, how often they eat, they pray, who they meet and mix with. then it says why these people who have been to tour —— detained, should they be released, should they be re—interned? should they be released, should they be re—interned ? extraordinary reasons, some are straightforward, downloading extremist material of the intellect, but most of them are things like this person applied for a passport, they had relatives overseas, they unintentionally clicked on a foreign website, they used to grow a long beard, they used to wear a veil, or this is my favourite one, they suffered from a minor religious infection. so what we see is a picture of these kind of pretext being given and linked to over come of this person had an uncle was very religious, and those two things together are enou

china's national general i know that many african countries are working in very closely with the chinese embassies within their country so that they're able to monitor workers especially those who have gone back to china where the louis new year and are returning back to these african countries i mean we're talking about a very large continent and some countries are perhaps have better capabilities and others but generally speaking do they have the the systems in place to be able to detect the virus. yes and that is a concern and some countries such as the area ethiopia they have strong national public health institute so they have a very strong front mind and then they have epidemiologists and surveillance detectors that are able to support the health system and read the bill in the gaps or the areas in their country that may be weaker in detecting cases but other countries that do not have a strong national public health institute or do not have. or who have more rural areas where it's more difficult to get to health facilities to understand what's going on it'll be much challenging there one th

pressure here we're noticing it's difficult to get visas approvals in the embassies are noticing it's increasingly difficult to attract chinese investment in germany. and. investors that's why the 3rd building hasn't been finished yet. but found jane ho isn't discouraged she continues to work discussing new projects with the business development agency the virus might even have a positive side effect chinese entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the forced. as in recently we have more. client to consult in the us has settled on a new business here because before some of them they sing about doing business ok in thailand and then we just care about the china market it's ok. it's firmly believes in the world factory project that's why he sent a video message of solidarity to those affected in china he's looking forward to everyone coming back to help when the crisis is finally over. a quick look at some of the other effects the outbreak is having. calls the impacts on the airline industry brutal its dutch carrier k o m is making budget cuts due to a slowdown in business it's cutting back on hiring new staff and external consult

here we're noticing it's difficult to get visas approvals in the embassies and we're noticing it's increasingly difficult to attract chinese investment in germany. and. investors that's why i think so i think so because what we're learning now and with businesses learn now is how fragile the whole production system really is it reminds me of the lehman brothers call ups in 2008 where all of a sudden you know many people became aware that the financial system is very fresh out and since then we have seen a reorganization of businesses how they run their financial structures for example so that if they have to rely much less on back credit for example as a consequence of that and i think something similar could materialize also out of the corona crisis. sorry we're having a few technical difficulties difficulties but 1st of all a quick look at some of the other effects the outbreak is having. impacts on the airline industry brutal its dutch carry a k l m is making budget cuts a slowdown in business it's cutting back on hiring new staff and external consultants filling new projects and office for focus from plans and signific

here we're noticing it's difficult to get visas approvals in the embassies and we're noticing it's increasingly difficult to attract chinese investment in germany. and. investors that's why the 3rd building hasn't been finished yet. but found jane ho isn't discouraged she continues to work discussing new projects with the business development agency the virus might even have a positive side effect chinese entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the forced us . as an recently we have more. client to consult and has settled on a new business here because before some of them they sing about we are doing business ok in thailand and then we just care about the china market ok. firmly believes in the world factory project that's why he sent a video message of solidarity to those affected in china he's looking forward to everyone coming back to help when the crisis is finally over. stories that people go for the information. they want to express. w. on facebook and twitter to come up to date and in touch follow us. to use crime fighters who are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues. this season the stories focu

here we're noticing it's difficult to get visas approvals in the embassies and we're noticing it's increasingly difficult to attract chinese investment in germany. and. investors that's why the 3rd building hasn't been finished yet. but found jane ho isn't discouraged she continues to work discussing new projects with the business development agency the virus might even have a positive side effect chinese entrepreneurs are taking advantage of the forced. as an recently we have more. client who can start in the us as settled on a new business here because before some of them they sing about we're doing business ok entirely and then we just care about the china market ok. firmly believes in the world factory project that's why he sent a video message of solidarity to those affected in china he's looking forward to everyone coming back to help when the crisis is finally over. the novel coronavirus has also severely hit financial markets this week alone has seen some of the sharpest drops months while stocks are tumbling for the 5th straight day let's bring in our financial correspondent chelsea doing in frankfurt shall see eu

. >> reporter: as the chinese government scrambles to contain the virus, the u.s. embassy in beijing confirms the first american death a 60-year-old who died in wuhan meanwhile, flights carrying more americans from wuhan arrived in the u.s. last night and passengers are quarantined at military bases in california, texas, and nebraska the state department says a total of 800 americans have been evacuated from the city so far and no additional flights are planned. in new jersey passengers on a cruise ship with dozens of chinese nationals on board undergoing testing. and back here in hong kong there are new, stricter border controls in place. and docked in the city's main harbor, passengers on the world dream cruise ship are still undergoing testing >> are you okay? >> reporter: off the coast of tokyo the number of coronavirus cases on board the "diamond princess" continues to rise. >> incrementally getting more terrifying and personally, you know, we realized we're at pretty high risk >> and molly joins us now from hong kong molly, how many people have actually been tested o

chinese state media as extensions. those organizations are essentially now given the same rules and regulations that say embassies and consulateshe chinese government there in the u.s. that's the timing of this can't say it's a cause or correlation, but you certainly have to put it in the framework of all that. >> yeah. and it's important framework. david, thank you for all of that. we appreciate it. >> several controversies surrounding former new york city mayor michael bloomberg as he prepares to face the other democratic candidates for the first time. he's doing it tonight. how will he fend off the attacks that are surely coming his way? we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa ♪ oh, oh, (announcer)®! ♪ on

its consulate in wuhan, the first to suggest partial withdrawal of his embassy staff and the first to impose a travel ban on chinese travelers. all it has done could only create and spread fear which is a bad example. they mention the evacuations. there was supposed to be a second flight that was supposed to leave today. we've heard from some of the folks we're told were going to be on that flight, the americans in the epicenter of all this in wuhan, it's been delayed. it seems like there was some back and forth between the u.s. and chinese governments to try to figure out coordinating that. it essentially comes down to, laura, it seems the chinese government is saying some these folks being evacuated by other countries arein supplies. the u.s. has not yet done that. but secretary of state mike pompeo saying today they will consider bringing in medical supplies and then getting their people out. >>> 21 minutes past the hour. the terrorists who attacked a busy london street was already under surveillance and recently released from prison. we'll tell you why. amazon prime video is on xfinity x1. so when you say words

administration said on tuesday it will begin treating five chinese state-run media entities with u.s. operations the same as foreign embassies, requiring to register their employees at u.s. properties with the state department. read more on voanews.com. have the winners for the george polk awards in journalism. and more from campaign 20 tonight, president trump holding phoenix,n rally in arizona. watch that rally at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. our c-span campaign 2020 bust team is traveling across the country, asking voters what issues should presidential candidates address? >> this election, the most important issue for me is civil rights and civil liberties, like voting rights, reproductive rights, civil liberties reform, and reproductive freedom. these are more important than ever because they are being violated left and right. they are just as important as every other issue. >> the issue that is most important to me right now is the fact that our veterans do not have housing. i feel as though new hampshire, since it is one of our 50 states, should do mor

said yesterday chinese media in the united states are now going to be considered foreign embassies, athe state department to put pressure on china. you have to wonder if the chinese government is retaliating by kicking these wall street journalists out. they're offended by a wall street opinion case, a title, "the old sick man," referring to china. that was a piece completely separate to the "wall street journal" "newsroom" outraged by this action. >> this is a scary sign. >> it makes you wonder if they're trying to clamp down on international coverage of the coronavirus outbreak. we have a brand new memo proposal murray. let no one doubt "the journal" has means to cover with the highest news reporting and we will continue to write about china without fear or favor. they're arguing to them to reverse this action and others coming to "the journal"'s defense with backsliding of journalists getting expelled from china and these three "journal" being told to leave. >> there's nothing to stop them. it makes the country appear less than a confident rising power than a thin-skinned bully. th

embassy here in d.c.. maybe some of you have heard about the time when the chinese diegoate paid the uc san students to protest the dalai lama or last august when phil bryant of mississippi received a letter from a diplomat in houston threatening to cancel a chinese investment if the governor chose to travel to taiwan. phil went anyway. last year a high school -- a high school in chicago disinvited a taiwanese representative to serve on a climate panel after chinese pressure. it is one thing to pressure -- it is something else to go after a high school principal. it shows systematize asian. it shows -- it's -- there cultivating relationships with county school board members and local politicians often through what is known as a sister cities programs. chinese competition is something you all know. you have many duties and you are busy people. this competition is well underway. all these may seem like local matters to some, the cumulative effect is of and or miss national significance -- you nationalnormous significance. governors, you do not run these institutions on a day-to-day basis, but you often have an i

beijing is urging france not to discriminate against huawei the chinese tech giant could face restriction in several french cities. the embassy was assured huawei would be tweeted just like other vendors. >>> speaking on the bbc monday, china's ambassador to uk said huawei had become the target of a witch hunt simply for being a chinese company. >> i think there are -- what they're doing is kind of a witch hunt number one, huawei is a private-owned company, nothing to do with the chinese government the only problem they have is they are a chinese company and that's the problem i will leave prime minister to deal with president trump. i think -- i always say, uk britain can only be great. one, it has its own independent foreign policy >> stay with us. we'll take a break when we come back, we'll be live in dublin as sinn fein surges. >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm julianna tatelbaum. >> i'm joumanna bercetche. these are your headlines >>> china tries to go back to work as a number of major factories reopen for business, but sunday marked the worst day in the coronavirus outbreak so far. with 97 more fatalities taking th

propaganda and one of the most effective things we did the chinese use two essentially lie about the level of pollution in beijing and our embassy put out a barometer that measured the particulars and then pretty soon chinese citizens were getting their own act that would've told them what the air quality really was and the government hathat thegovernmentg about it is. sometimes we don't use the ability to put pressure on the e country's path to sign on to a bad deal. >> we don't mean to mimic it but there is a build act and it has bipartisan support democrats and republicans support it. >> i think it has the right strategy which would he want people to do is have systems that can and send. we can't build the infrastructure between nebraska and kansas so we are not going to build worldwide infrastructure, but what we can do is incentivize them to have high enough standards. the president of liberia told president bush wants i really want american companies in here and he said why and she said because you have something called the foreign corrupt practices act and when ministers signed an agreement, then that is where that is goi

provided any assistance to us but was the first to suggest withdrawal of embassy staff and first to impose travel ban on chinese. all its done is create and spread fear. this is a bad example. this may be part of the reason why the evacuation flights, one of which was scheduled to happen today were delayed. we're hearing there's a back and forth between the two governments, the u.s. and china, and folks on the ground who are trying to get out of wuhan, the epicenter of all of this, told us it's going to be delayed and they won't tell us when it's going to be rescheduled. seems like japan and north korea bringing medical supplies with their flights. secretary of state mike pompeo saying they may bring medical supplies in exchange of goodw l will. "storks," major plummet starting today and continuing throughout the day. asian markets roughly down 8%. they are trying here in china to essentially much up the market with money. $173 billion because they kind of anticipated this given it's the first day back after the lunar holiday which was extended. there's no telling how long this will loom over this region. >> da

one of the most effective things that we did the chinese use to essentially lie about the pollution levels in beijing. and our embassy put out a barometer that measured the particulates. pretty soon chinese citizens were getting their own app that would tell them what the air quality really was. so sometimes we don't use the ability to expose these activities and put some pressure on the countries not to sign on to the bad deal. >> there is the build act and it does have bipartisan support. >> and it has the right strategy is what we really want people to do. because look we cannot build infrastructure between nebraska and kansas so we want to worldwide infrastructure, but what we can do is set high enough standards the president of liberia told president bush once i really want american companies in here. and she said because you have the foreign corrupt practices act. i know when my minister signs an agreement that's where that is going to that project so we have something we can demonstrate to countries that are looking for for help. >> thank you very much for a brilliant presentation and brilliant questions as we

its consulate in wuhan, the first to suggest partial withdrawal from its embassy staff and the first to impose a travel ban on chinese travelers. all it has done could only create and spread fear, which is a bad example. essentially saying that now other countries are doing the same and that's creating a lot of pain for china as a whole. meantime we do know chinese officials are still working with the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo says they're trying to figure out how to get the aircraft to wuhan. chinese officials have said essentially they only have room for aircraft coming in with supplies because they are in dire need of medical supplies especially on the front lines there. so we've seen japan and south korea with their evacuation flights bringing in supplies, kind of a gesture of good will. it's possible according to pompeo, secretary of state saying they're looking into that exchange as well essentially. >> david, thanks so much. see you soon. >>> all right, it was 50 years in the making but the kansas city chiefs and their fans finally have another super i remember thinking about things i did and wonderi

embassy spokesperson says that the 60-year-old u.s. citizen died on thursday. chinese health officials say 722 people have died from coronavirus in mainland china. two people have died elsewhere. one in the philippines, one in hong kong. more "politicsnation" with reverend al sharpton right after the break. stick around. e break. stick around is mealtime a struggle? introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. potato pay them to. that sofa on tv is iexactly what they need. and now, they know it too. that's the power of targeted tv advertising. it's smart. it grabs people's attention. then they come to my store. buy that sofa. and leave happy it's easy, and it's effective. and it's why comcast spotlight is changing its name to effectv. because being effective means getting results. >>> krscbs news reported last nt that a trump confidant said that gop senators were warned, vote against your president, vote against t

on developments in the arctic from its embassy in reykjavik iceland the ambassador says that the world has nothing to fear from beijing's trade policy. the chinese government has no intention of a cow painting with the u.s. side for the influence we regard is u.s. space on its merits and also we have a strong wish to develop a good relationship with all the countries. as world powers compete for position and influence in greenland to anyone people are standing up for their rights. when these children grow up they may find themselves living in a country that has won its freedom from denmark but is heavily dependent on china. in u.s. and canada also want more autonomy some even favor closer ties with innuit peoples of other countries. we were one people before governments work in that state and divided us through borders we work with where we work across borders we have always been one in 8 we recognize that we know we have rights as it itches people's. okalik easy ak is a former chair of the innuit circumpolar council and often speaks out on issues that affect indigenous peoples. here she's meeting with an old friend former nun of a premier eva a

embassy in beijing confirms the 60-year-old died at a hospital in the chinese city of wuhan, the epicenteroutbreak that has now gone global. on friday, china suffered its deadliest day yet. 86 deaths just in the single day. bringing the total number of fatalities now to more than 720. outside mainland china, the virus has raced across continents affecting tens of thousands, and 27 countries and territories. new today, cnn has learned that 800 americans were evacuated from wuhan on friday, on two flights to the u.s. where they now will be quarantined for two weeks. this, as thousands of cruise ship passengers find themselves stranded at sea, with no port allowing them entry. cnn's matt rivers has more on that part of the story from tokyo. >> reporter: david holz turns 64 on sunday. where he will be on that day, he has no idea. >> i'm not sure. i am certainly nervous. >> david and his wife judy left on a holland america cruise from singapore on january 16th for a dream 30-day trip. all went as planned until february 1st, and a stop in hong kong, a city battling the coronavirus. passengers sp

the most exceptional things we did was the chinese used to essentially lie about the pollution standards, the level of pollution in beijing and our embassiesput out a barometer that actually measured the particulars and pretty soon, chinese citizens were getting their own little app that would tell them what the air quality really was and the government had to stop lying about it. so i think sometimes we don't use the ability to expose some of these activities and put some pressure on these countries not to sign on to that deal. >> we don't need to mimic belton road but there is bipartisan support, democrats and republicans supported. >> i think it has the right strategy which is what you really want people to do is to have systems that can instant private investment because we are never going to be able, we can't build infrastructure between nebraska and kansas so we're not going to build worldwide infrastructure but what we can do is in sent these countries to have high enough standards . the president of liberia told president bush once, she said i really want american companies in here and he said why? he said because you have somethin

in hubei province right as the chinese government placed the region under lockdown to contain the spread of the deadly coronavirus. the couple contacted the u.s. embassy which got them two seats on this cargo plane headed straight for travis air force base. >> they were all in hazmat suits and we were all wearing masks and everything. a little surreal. >> reporter: all 178 evacuees are at the westwood inn where they're waiting out the quarantine period. >> we're outside. we don't have our masks on because there's no one else around us at this point, but they're taking really good care of us. >> reporter: these photos show what's going on behind the scenes to accommodate the evacuees. a mobile laundry unit on site to make sure clothes and linens are washed without any cross contamination. >> it's really the best thing that we could do for the people here in the united states and make sure we're not contagious. >> reporter: and the cdc says travis airmen will not have any contact with any of the evacu evacuees. once that 14-day period is over and none of the evacuees show any symptoms, that's when they will be released and allowed to return home. i'm me

wuhan, the first to start a partial withdrawal of its embassy staff, and also the first to impose this travel ban. i think this is really showing the chineseernment's growing concern that they are being increasingly isolated globally as the u.s. started this decision and followed, of course, by a growing number of countries. this, of course, is not only making it challenging for chinese to go anywhere outside of its borders, but also having major economic consequence on a lot of chinese companies. still, of congressional black caucus still now, of course, it is making more testing kits available to make the confirmation results quicker for a lot of patients there. also having more medical supplies and resources pour in from all over the country to hubei, for example, by building two brand-new hospitals on the outskirts of wuhan with the first one opening on sunday with more than 10,000 hospital beds and now ready to receive patients. rosemary? >> that has to be the number one focus here. steven jung joining us from beijing. many thanks. >> now the view from tokyo following what's happening across asia with this and the markets. and certain

chinese foreign ministry spokeswoman actually blaming the u.s. for overreacting to this virus she says the u.s. government has not provided substantial assistance. it was the first to suggest partial withdrawal of the embassyff and the first to impose a travel ban. she said this was a bad example. a u.s. national security advisor saying that beijing did not really say anything in response to that. obviously, taking extreme measures to isolate people within the country itself and millions of people are still on lockdown. and right now, lots of airlines still not flying to and from china. cvs is cutting three directors from its board. at $68 and 2018. they said, with the bulk of the integration complete, it was time. fortisding unit at generating more profits than ever. it is up to about half of the profits. you lend the money to the dealers, then to consumers who buy them. unit forrelying on the outlays on electric and self driving cars. the super bowl win could be worth as much as $7 million a year for quarterback patrick mahomes. that is what one advertising agency estimates he could make in additional income. he was already a household name and face. he says the super bowl ring could make him the most ma

in a 0&a note sent out by the embassy, they make it clear, the chinese authorities say, chinese nationalsried two brutes, chinese children whose parents are british, they will be allowed to go. if you are from a third country you need to have the appropriate punt —— paperwork to leave. if it goes on sunday and they are living, that is when they will be very sure about returning to the uk. robin brant, thank you for that. all sorts of questions about what happens to those people, where they will go, how do you bring 30,000 people back? do they all go into quarantine? we will speak to the home secretary this morning. should you be prosecuted if you fail to pay the tv licence fee? the government is launching a public consultation on the issue this morning. at the moment, you are breaking the law if you watch television, stream a live programme, or use the bbc iplayer without paying the fee. let's get more on this from our reporterjohn mcmanus, who's outside broadcasting house in central london this morning. what are people going to be asked, exactly? this was launched today by the culture se