a reporter by the name of tom curran of nbc sports whose, quote, "the 49ers are closing hard on tom bradyo in san francisco, he largely and lamely backed off of that statement. he should really lose a lot of credibility. >> i've written, and i talked to them about it. so i kinda toss today in there. after i toss today in there, i was, like, oh, boy. nice job, dummy. and i was half-joking. but i think anyone following the arc of the brady conversations understands that there's an immense amount of backchannel conversation. >> still remote. but there's enough people who said don't give up on that story. >> it's been an amazing experience, and i don't know what the future holds right now. i'm just trying to be patient through this process. i'm gonna spend a lot of twiem my fellowship. >> so the reporter basically threw that in there and then laughed about it. tweet by george, number ten, jimmy g.'s teammate. "support there, let's run it back." and here the people who really know. vegas. the favorite is new england. minus-400. that means you put down $100 and you win $400. raiders are number

in fact, very respected and if a reporter, tom curran, said the 49ers are closing hard on brady, andt on both sides, he is from the bay area originally, he might want to come back and finish his career here. and the wackiest part of the rumor, jimmy garoppolo traded to the patriots where he came from. here is our twitter poll. 49ers fans, 763 votes we received, only 20% one brady, sticking with jimmy g, 72%. that's the way it is looking at this hour. on super tuesday, our sports version. >>> nothing better on senior night then to let the team manager get out there on the court and play. check this out. at jackson states night, the men's college hoops. check it out. >> the main man. he gets into him again. >> 3's going to [ laughter ] >> anybody named max lee. [ laughter ] he unleashes a very popular guy, the best video of the night. >> that is so great. >> very super tuesday.>> everyone night. and luke isn't home yet. oh. i'm right here. where were you? this house still holds its secrets. you're probably wondering why i called you all here. - nope. - well, stop your wondering... - we

and i'm my name's curran rushed of aussie. my father is a teacher and works in joel or district. he teaches the children social sciences. i know both. i love to go to school because i get to meet my friends there and i love spending time with them. it's also the teachers at the school teach us something new every day so i really like going to school. there is no mental ward. then making good to lead my free time i like to play cricket. i also like to read good. mehmood but man i like to write camels. and camel sometimes i also take the buffaloes out to graze though. they'd come in the mother to. them as if someone i think pollution is the biggest problem in the world at the moment. pollution is harming our farmland morning. but it was lance the crops are unable to grow properly. and marble dioxide is increasing that c men because we don't have enough plants to take it up well i think i'm. going to thank you. local television there i like how my parents and grandparents used to live there they stayed healthy they didn't get sick often they ate desi game and they drink buffalo and

joining bs enda curran. what do we see -- joining me is in the current -- joining me is enda curran. what do we see? they bought around $100 billion worth of stock funds and came out with an emergency statement making it clear that they will do whatever it takes liquidity ande is stability in the markets. the boj actions are flecked growing concern about dollar reflect -- actions growing concern about dollar shortage. we have seen australia pump in a lot of money, and china central-bank top off today with the rrr rate cut. that is all about freeing up funds for banks to lend more to companies that need it most. alix: thank you very much. all of that having a big impact on the market. u.s. futures advancing. you are having big action in the bond market in europe, as well. joining me is annmarie hordern. sinceie: the worst day 1997, i catastrophic day for wall street. basically, is this the bottom, or not yet? this is friday the 13th, as you mentioned. going into the weekend, who really want to be long when th

the talking points that you can look to, with regard to credibility, respected nfl reporter, tom curran nbc sports says quote, the 49ers are closing hard, on tom brady. it has been confirmed that there is mutual interest both sides talking about this. brady of course is from the san francisco bay area. it was his boyhood team. so, there could be some interest there, really, with him, and kyle shanahan is reportedly in the past required about tom brady's availability back before he acquired jimmy garoppolo. the wackiest part of these talks, grappa low might actually be traded back to new england where bill belichick could see him in the patriots quarter back in the future. we did our own super tuesday pole. ktvu twitter poll, 49er fans right now , 71% say stick with jimmy g. come on. tom brady, local kid or not, only 29% of the 660 votes we have taken so far say he would look good in a 49er uniform. i think a 49er uniform with number 12, i think john brody. in the meantime, got a little cactus league baseball going on down in arizona of course. and then the san francisco giants, very hop

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cnn's correspondent elizabeth curran explains. >> so my package just arrived. >> reporter: thursday morninghis first delivery. >> when i receive the first shipment on the first day i'm going to take four tablets right away. and then six to eight hours later i take three tablets. >> reporter: these are either a placebo or they're hydro hydroxychloroqui hydroxychloroquine, a drug that might prevent or treat coronavirus. dr. garabaldi, medical director at the biocontainment unit at johns hopkins is part of a study to see if it works. they hope to send pills to 1500 people who might have been exposed to coronavirus like dr. garabaldi. we'll see if the study subjects who get hydroxychloroquine are less likely to get coronavirus than the people who got the placebo. >> you've been at the bedside of patients with coronavirus. >> i have. i've taken care of about 15 patients so far. >> reporter: even though he's careful -- do you ever get scared working with the patients? do you ever get scared for your own health? >> i think we're always concerned when we take care of patients with infectious diseas

how can leaders -- so, airports around it, "leaders" like laura curran from nassau county new york, howan she -- how can any of them get in the way of your constitutional right to protect yourself? >> you are right, they shouldn't be, and i honestly -- i applaud all of these brand-new people that are buying guns. but tucker, what i'm about to say is going to become a little bit of a shock to you, especially coming from a guy like me. and that is that so many -- 90% of these brand-new people buying guns have never owned guns before. they probably never even touched a gun. and that means they are untrained. don't get me wrong, tucker, i personally think that firearm ownership is a natural born right of free people, but with that right comes a tremendous responsibility, and that responsibility is to be trained, and so i make a request right now. if you are watching this and you just bought a gun for self-defense, get training. get training as fast as you can, whether it is in person or even online, it will help you be a better defender, which we all know you are going to have to be. >> tuc

stadiums the royal albert hall and cathedrals all it up and blew during the salutes al-jazeera sarah currantells us what that was like not really sure what to expect but what i do know is that the depth of feeling here in the u.k. and across the world for the health care workers who are the front line in this war is immense. the solidarity the coming together the for taught to the n.h.s. in the u.k. and health care workers across the world is incredible. all venezuela's president nicolas maduro has been charged by the u.s. department of justice with drug trafficking charges along with several key aides he's accused of conspiring with colombian rebels to as prosecutors put it flood the united states with cocaine rewards of up to $55000000.00 have also been offered for information that could lead to his arrest venezuela's foreign minister said the charges showed the desperation of the washington elite or latin america editor of the soon newman says the u.s. won't be looking for an arrest. at least on the surface it seems to be more of a political gesture because it's would be almost impossibl

curran,ing in enda joining us now. this took a leaf out of japan's playbook. why?tral banks are being forced down the same path. it's our first recession since 1991 and central banks have had to go into the world of they arex policy matching the benchmark rate and what japan did. japan moved away from targeting a quantity of bond purchases which work targeting the yield curve. you can keep the target where you want to at the front end of the curve without having to go into the bond-buying spree. it is certainly a great relief. >> thank you so much for that. and we are counting down to the opening of the session in india. india stocks have surged the most since may of 2009. they close up 7%. india stocks havefutures are tet now. the economy is headed for a recession, some say erin this is bloomberg. -- some say. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> india's three-week lockdown a its billion population is -- is the widest step taken by any government so far. let's get you an update of the situation. how are the numbers looking in india? are 606atest numbers impacted by the coronav

joining me from hong kong is in the current -- is enda curran. enda: we had two steps taken by the japanese government today. they have put in place a system that will allow them to declare a state of emergency if things get worse. the virus has been pushing the economy into recession, and at the same time, that is why we had some new fiscal measures announced. it is not new money, but they are allocating extra spending, about ¥480 billion, for the medical sector. that brings the total package to about --. it is important to note that it is not new money, but it is a sign of the government moving towards fiscal stimulus. alix: chinese president xi jinping visited wuhan for the first time since the virus emerged. global case is now surpassing 113,000, the dustbowl exceeding 3900. joining me with -- the death toll exceeding 3900. joining me with maurice stephen engle. -- with more is stephen engle. stephen: we saw new cases announced by the chinese government in the epicenter of , and none today elsewhere in hubei province, the larger epicenter. th

joining me now from hong kong is enda curran. what was interesting was the rhetoric also around the rate cut. that's right. this was something of a stunning turnaround. the central bank hadn't been expected to move, but they did cut rates by 0.25%. it pushes them closer to qe and signals that other central banks may be about to follow them. they signaled in a statement today that they expect easing around the world, including by the federal reserve. clearly, australia has factored in other support. the central bank also signaled that there may be fiscal support coming for their economy and iran the world. the world's biggest economies are starting to do a u-turn on where they were headed with policy, and they plan to roll out some kind of support measures of different and varying kinds to try and offset economic shock from the coronavirus. vincent: thank you -- alix: thank you very much. g7 officials are holding a rare conference right now in response to the virus. bank of england governor mark carney spoke about the response. >>

joining me from hong kong is enda curran. walk us through the response and what we can expect. enda: we've had a sweep of interest rate cuts across asia. we are now getting a shift to the fiscal side of things. chinese government is talking about a tighter fiscal policy that would likely include more tax cuts in spending on fiscal projects. willuestion is, how big the stimulus be that china rolls out? in japan, prime minister shinzo abe is talking about a next draw almost $50 billion in extra spending towards combating the virus. in south korea, they've passed a budget of around $10 billion to .id medical response across the rest of asia, we are toing governments dig deep spend more and support their own economy. it seems as though in asia, we are getting a shift from monetary to fiscal. alix: thank you very much. let's stay with fiscal. in the u.s., the house of representatives passed an emergency spending bill to fund the response to the virus outbreak, more than triple the amount president trump proposed last week. putting it from washington is bloomberg's government reporte

joining us is enda curran. it help to the market for a second. what did we learn? enda: it seems like it is part of a coordinated push by the world's central banks. to be a g said they would provide liquid it -- the boj said they would provide liquidity and followed up by putting money into the market. it is important to also say what they are not doing. they didn't signal an interest rate cut. interest rates are already in the get of territory in japan. they didn't indicate any outright easing. they already have a huge balance sheet from years of quantitative easing. it is in sync with steps being taken by others. it is more designed to ensure confidence than outright easing. alix: let's stay in asia right now. global coronavirus cases are at 89,000. indonesia reporting its first case. italy and iran reporting more cases. joining us now is yvonne man. china also stepping up and trying to help with the virus as well. from thend we heard premier that efforts are being stepped up in hubei, where they still report the most cases. in total, china reporting 202 cases to

we've been working with county executive laurel curran and the deputy, and ventilators, the ventilatorsthe most important piece of equipment and the piece of equipment that's most scarce. we're gathering them from different health care facilities across the state and then we're going to use those in the most critical areas. we also identified 6,000 new ventilators that we can actually purchase so that's a big deal. the-- from the federal government's point of view, i've spoken to the president a number of times. i've spoke to the vice-president a number of times, they've issued a federal disaster declaration which is technical acts by the federal government, but what it basically does, it allows the federal emergency management agency called fema to step in and assist financially. by that declaration, fema would pay 75% of the cost of a disaster, new york city would pay 25-- new york state pay 25% of the costs. the federal government can waive the 25% of the cost. i'm asking them to waive that 25% in this situation. i've worked on many disasters, fema has waived the 25%. if there's any