joining me, david harris, jr. david: good to see you, trish. trish: they look for opportunities.ever they can. in this case's racist to say wuhan virus? >> it's unbelieve but believable because it's coming from the mainstream media. i say wage america. i ask the american people, do they not understand that the majority of the liberal media has an agenda to point this presidents everything derogatory and despicable in the book. and for most americans it's if you are a racist. german measles had nothing to do with measles in germany. it lad to do with the physicians describing the virus. trish: what about the norovirus. it was right out of the norwalk, ohio. at some point it gets silly. and they will have to recognize it's like the little boy that cried wolf a few too many times. >> they are crying wolf an awful lot. here is the thing. the liberal mainstream media and democrats don't want americans to use their brains with it comes to facts or the truth. they want americans to get emotionally rhode island up and not look at the fact we do have the best economy america has ever had.

. >> harris: david spent following it all from washington, d.c. david? >> harris, good afternoon to you. we are burning a woman in san antonio, texas, who tested positive for the novel coronavirus was actually let go by officials back into the community, potentially to spread. now, governor greg abbott of texas is supposedly serious about this. these are the reports coming in. he's living officials there. they are looking into it to find tonio was released into the population. harris, i was at a news conference this week and at the white house, and that's what health and human services health and human services secretary alex azar made it clear the risk to the public is low but expect to see more cases pop up. this is not going to just disappear at the end of this week. this morning, governor andrew cuomo confirmed the first new yorker to test positive for coronavirus is a 39-year-old woman. governor cuomo held a news conference late this morning. he said the woman's condition is "mild." the good news she is home, she is not hospitalized. we learned this

david: they are having more realistic conversations right now. for a while, we saw too much of the politics on this, right? >> harrisagreed. >> david: what we are seeing now is the next step. we have containment, the strategy by the administration. listeners like the fact that actions were taken. then they are talking about mitigating. you mentioned restaurants, for example. i went out to breakfast this weekend, and i noticed something else. responsible restaurant owners are cleaning. they are disinfecting. they are managing their business because they don't want to see their business go down. and that's important too pure listeners, whether it is a truck or driving across the country. or office workers. whatever the case may be. they are finding ways to be responsible, and it is something i would say to everyone out there. but you have to look at your life, your interactions. your risk factors, if you have them. mitigate those things if you have underlying health or parent or someone with compromised immune systems. americans need to look at good habits. good practice. we have to be our own monitor in that respect.

and he, as we like to say, is "outnumbered." >> david: [laughs] in the boxes. >> harris: it's much information. david, i want to start with you. one thing we haven't talked about is what it's going to be like for those businesses as we see more and more of this across the country, more people working from home. there's a lot of support digitally now, and it should be relatively smooth. what are you learning? >> david: first of all, 60% of american businesses are small businesses. there are the ones that sort of operate from week to week. if they have employees, those employees, they can't pay those employees much longer. maybe for one or two or three weeks, a month at the most. if this shutdown of economic activity continues for more than a month, they are going to be in desperate straits. that's why we have the stimulus package being planned out of the by congress but the white house. it looks like they're putting political differences aside right now and really focusing on agreeing, to help he can help. with 60% of american businesses right on the edge right now, that's a very tough place fo

guest, carl harris and david harrison. i also want to thank carolyn asnivore. we thank carl as he continues to heal in the future. for more information, go to drphil.com. thanks for watching. >>thanks for joining us tonight at 5 o'clock i'm grant lotus and vicki liviakis tonight, the world health organization has declared the coronavirus outbreak a pandemic the global death toll has just succeeded 4,000 people in the us cases have now soared past 1100 more than double what we saw earlier this week and later tonight, the president will be addressing the nation from the oval office we are covering the covid 19 outbreak from every possible angle from what the pandemic declaration means and the latest from the grand princess you know plans to now san francisco banning large of events, including fans will not be attending warriors games. we're also learning from across 4 source with the city of oakland that it too will be banning large events we begin tonight with kron four's maureen kelly she is live outside shea center with the drastic measure. san francisco is ta

back to you. >> harris: david lee miller, thank you very much.o know that you are talking with those hospital staff. meanwhile, "the washington post" is reporting several u.s. hospitals are debating whether to issue "do not resuscitate" orders. dnrs, they are called, for coronavirus patients, to reduce the risk of exposures to doctor and nurses who don't have enough of that ppe that you read about, that personal protective gear equipment. and this, from a new york city i see a doctor. >> 9/11 was nothing compared to this. we were open, win for patients to come, and never came. okay? now they just keep coming. and they are all ages. don't delude yourself into thinking only the old will die, or will get it. they are all ages. >> harris: wow. in fact, we know that many of those who are hospitalized across the country, more than 50%, or under the age of 54. dr. patrice harris is the president of "the american medical association." dr. harris, thank you so much for being with me. first of all, i want to touch on this idea of a dnr, which is very perso

harris was lax defending help things along. and berlin's back line were even more passive 3 minutes later tonight thanks to david klassen. o pressure on the cross said harris defenders avoided klassen like he had the coronavirus for the header. just like last week against assad or paris where the whole early. but then braman took their phone off the gas allowing how to back into the game especially new signing mateo's kanya gave cap you know with something welcome to the lead. character flaw one back before the break we clashed dark towering over braman fence to make it to one. frame and have their own problems at the back this was the 11th headed goal they've conceded the season so some hope for berlin though braman were still ahead at the break. after the restart it was the visitors who were to passage an hour and 20 and notched the equaliser. showing off the mentality that raymond sorely lack at the moment. this was a 2nd comeback in 2 weeks for who have a squad and who knows finish shows why he's been the best of houses january signings. cofield side heads coughed up another vitally need though they did push for the e

harris: all right, let's get right to it, talk about the questions. dr. saphier, i see you sticking your mic on from last hour, thank you. >> dr. saphier: davidebb said i! >> harris: dr. marc siegel, professor of medicine. dr. nicole saphier, board-certified physician very good to see. dr. siegel, i'm going to start with you. with what i'm saying dominic seeing is the leading question all over socia social media buts manning this we can print or womaning, i guess we could say. [laughter] that is, as the virus mutated to the point where it is more destructive to the body than ever? we are seeing things happen, more deaths, that sort of thing. in the united states. age groups are changing. we will get to more of that in a minute. just your first thought on that? >> dr. siegel: that the real important question. you first need to know that this is an unstable virus. it's a single strand of genetic material, it doesn't repair itself and it can change. but usually it drifts, meaning it changes slightly. that's what we saw back in china. we saw two slight variations of different strains. not even that different. i would not really be willing to beli

coronavirus protocol was observed, with prince harry bumping elbows with singer craig david.he fight for the democratic nomination for the presidency is far from over, but the picture could be favor after esday. six more states will hold anprimaries including michnd missouri, which have the most delicate up for grabs. joe biden will be looking to build on his super tuesday momentum, but vermont senator bernie sanders will be fighting hardo reclaim his front-runner status. earlier i was joined by "wasngton post" political reporter jacqueline alemany. jacqueline, thank you for joining me. stit has been ning turnaround for joe biden. how does he matained his momentum? jacqueline: that is exactly right, and others like it might be more standing with him gaining leads in potentially even washington state,ie with be sanders won in 2016. biden has a leak in the southern states, places like mississippi, where demographically the electorate is advantageous tt him, because is similar to south carolina, which hasa previously won. michigan is going to be a big test, a democratic bellweth

coronavirus protocol was observed, with prince harry bumping elbows with singer craig david.he fight for the democratic nomination for the presidency is far fromver, but the picture could bemoreor statd primaries including michigan and missouri, which have the most is ser tuesday momentum, but vermont senator bernie sanders will be fightaig hard to re his front-runner status. earlier i was joinedy "washingto post" political reporter jacqueline alemany. a stunning, thanitk hyoasu bf turnaround for joe biden. how does he maintained his momentum? jacqueline: that is exactly right, and others like it might be more standing with him gaining leads in potentially even washington state,it bernie sanders won in 2016. biden has a leak in the southern wherst, ateses dographically the electorate is advantageous to him, because it i similar to places like north carolina and south carolina, which has michigan is going to be a big test, a democratic bellwether that i will be watching tomorrow. ifchernie sanders wants to c up to joe biden and sees a path forward, it will him win beig ringimt

coronavirus protocol was observed with prince harry bumping elbows with singer craig david as he greeteden career — which spanned over six decades — included roles in high—profile films like the exorcist, james bond and star wars. his family announced "with a broken heart and infinite sadness" that the swedish—born actor died on sunday. let's return now to our top story, the coronavirus outbreak, and a secondary school devon has reopened after a pupil tested positive for the coronavirus. and after a deep clean just a few students and staff who were in close contact with the pupil are self—isolating for a few more days. with gcse‘s and a levels just around the corner, jon kay has been looking at how coronavirus is changing school life. the queue for school dinnersjust got longer. no one is taking any risks at churston ferrers grammar after one case of coronavirus closed the whole school for a week. what is the purpose of triple glazing? so as they get back to normal what can other schools learn from what happened here? some pupils are still off, self—isolating at home as a precaution. can

harry giving david a health conscious elbow bump the last few days demonstrated their star power some. the british people's affection for them unmistakable, like the teen who stole his school. >> she really is beautiful before giving meghan a hug then writing a letter to harry to say sorry >> i wrote a letter to harry because if anybody else was touching my wife and getting so comfortable, it would be so weird. >> reporter: as they wrapped up their final official event as senior royals, harry and megha stopping to chat with more school children. the royal family losing two extraordinary ambassadors as they left the historic as they leave west minister abby for a new, uncharted future, holding each other's hands >> all right let's talk about that future for a moment here, keir. what do we know about what's next for harry and meghan as they start this new chapter. >> just in the next few weeks, they will start to pack up boxes in buckingham palace, then harry and meghan will head back to canada after that we don't know we'll do something we don't normally do here, craig. we'll show you

david: one thing hasot been canceled. jessica is elsa from "frozen," and she has found a way to give harry her birthday party online. >> askedtoave a "frozen" party. the fact that we can't have one was unbelievable. >> ♪ let it go let go one one with the wind ♪ damian david: for many children in oisolation, this solution. there is another issue, work. >> oh wow, you have a lovely voice. david: sitting alongside her is josh, who is playing the prince. this is all useful work at aff ult moment. >> all actors are in the same boat. actors and musicians from anyone the arts and media, they cannot be out there standing on stage performing. there has got to be some way i can still get the magic oour parties and characters across to the kids. david: meanwhile, for jessica, this experiment with a virtual birthday party is to be working. >> ♪ do you want to build a snowman? ♪ david: how did that feel >> really weird but really lovely. it meant that i could still give the children magic, and that is what it is about. it is their special day, and this crazy pandemic shouldn't take it away from them. ♪ do you want to build a snowman? ♪ i

harry, i respect your view and from david vassarman. see if you agree with this.olks, barring a seismic event, the race is pretty much over, do you agree or disagree? >> i don't know if i'd be as strong as david who sends to do that. we've had multiple polls showing that joe biden is leading by double digits nationally. you saw the late deciders on super tuesday go overwhelmingly in his column. and i would say that sanders needs to change it if he wants to be in this primary season. >> would you say it's all on the line for senator sanders in michigan tuesday night? could he recover if he's unsuccessful in michigan? >> i think the press would feel bad for him. that's part of the game we're playing. we're playing a delicate game, and a comprepress expectation g. if he wins in a state like michigan which is a great state where all of the polls said he was actually going to lose and he won, i think he'll be good in michigan no doubt about it. >> how do you assess the democrats in michigan and who do they advantage? >> this is a key difference from what we saw in the

coronavirus protocol was observed — with prince harry bumping elbows with singer craig david as he greetednds we can and the rain began. met 0ffice we can and the rain began. met office has issued an amber warning for press of mid wales, heavy rain expected over the hills where we could see over 100 mm of rain with the flooding likely. the rain continues to move its way eastwards with the main been clearing during the early hours but more rain moves into parts of wales, north—western lent and the far south—west as the night progresses. it will remain mostly cloudy and windy and temperatures will not drop very far. a murky start down towards the south west. that rain keeps coming but it sta rts west. that rain keeps coming but it starts to ease turning more showery as the day on. showers are scotland down towards the far south and drizzly at times here. windy across—the—board but where we get to see some cloud breaks with south—westerly when bringing in milderairso we south—westerly when bringing in milder air so we could see temperatures reach 17 celsius and east anglia. hello, this is bbc

harry and musician craig david stuck to westminster abbey's advice and avoided shaking hands — optingt's how we've been greeting our guests on the sofa for the last few days. we could go for the wu hand—foot clip. an aquarium in weymouth has become the first in europe to breed the world's smallest penguin species. the aptly named fairy chicks were hatched here in the uk after their sanctuary in australia had to close. they'll grow to an average of 33cm in height and weigh around 1kg. puffins are called pufflings, i wonder what they are called. penguinlings? i'm not going to help you out. we are going to be talk about animals. the cheltenham festival gets under way today. four days of racing is expected to attract over 200,000 spectators. extra hygiene measures have been put in place by the organisers under guidance from the government. this weekend's six nations match between france and ireland, which should have taken place in paris, has been postponed because of coronavirus. wales against scotland men is still due to go ahead in cardiff. 1,000 wolves fans who bought tickets for the

david. >> i was christened in this. i bet it's incredibly hot inside that, isn't it? >> the birth of harryildren just meant the world to her. >> question, what is prince william's favorite toy. >> he loves his koala bear he's got but he hasn't got anything particular. he just likes something with a bit of noise. he has a plastic whale that throws things out the top, little balls. >> she thought that bond of parents who help bring their marriage together, that's not really happened. charles at the beginning of the marriage tried to make things work, but i do believe it was in his mind from early on. >> diana didn't talk much about camilla and hoped it would all come good. >> she wanted love. she craved love and what she found she was getting was love, the love of strangers. >> the public take to diana like no other royal. she had a kind of a glamor and a kind of wholesomeness people find enduring. >> she seems to be kind, caring and she's beautiful. >> the children are clear in a direct way that only children have it was the princess they wanted on their side of the rug. >> the photographer

harry kane and son heung—min — face wolves. stjohnstone and celtic meet in the quarterfinals of the scottish cup. davidlay their first match today. beckham had a huge impact on the mls when he joined la galaxy as a player back in 2007, and was the catalyst for other big name european players to move to america. he now co—owns inter miami and they face los angeles fc later in their season opener — six years after the former england captain bought into the franchise. for the first time since the summer of 2016, heather watson will be a top 50 player when the tennis rankings are confirmed tomorrow. it's after her three—set victory in the final of the mexican open against canada's leylah annie fernandez. it's her fourth career title. really happy. more relief, i think, after that match, as i had so many chances to close it out in the second set but it happens like that sometimes. and i'm really pleased just how i kept it together mentally and just kept fighting and got the job done, in the end. that's all the sport for now. you'll be able to keep up to date with all of this afternoon's action at bbc.co.uk/

david chang said, quote, koreans did this first. are you on board with the scissors cutting the pasta, harry?cissors part and did he clean off the scissors? >> that's the question where have the scissors been thank you, harry >>> coming up next we'll pour a drink in our red solo cups for a sit down with country music superstar luke combs on his quick rise to the top of the charts i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working hard at hour one... and works twice as hard when you take it again the next day. zyrtec muddle no more. frustrated that clean clothes you want to wear always seem to need an iron? try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. the bounce wrinkle guard shorts have fewer wrinkles and static, and more softness. it's the world's first mega sheet that does the job of three dryer sheets! bounce out wrinkles. tomtrump on the economy.ald his people over

harry reid and former national security adviser susan rice. >> joining us now from duke university in north carolina, our good friend msnbc's david gur and political reporter from msnbc josh lederman, great to have you with us. how will the endorsements from these two newly dropped out presidential candidates, amy klobuchar, as well as pete buttigieg, and a former presidential candidate himself with beto o'rourke help propel joe biden's campaign forward? >> reporter: it feels like we had been going about 40 miles per hour in this campaign, and in the last 24 hours it ramped up to 80 miles per hour with the fast paced developments, two of the main candidates dropping out and endorsing joe biden. what that's really doing is putting a lot more pressure on michael bloomberg, elizabeth warren, to try to clear the path for joe biden as the democratic establishment seems to be coelessing very quickly around biden as the most viable alternative, the moderate alternative to bernie sanders. bloomberg campaign officials i have been speaking with have said, look, he's spent half a billion dollars on his own money on a strategy based largely around competing t

join us, manager of the decade for the 2000-2009 period, david herro is partner and chief investment officer for international equity at harris associates thank you for your time today, we appreciate it >> happy to be here. >> talk to me about how you're viewing the landscape right now. >> well, i mean, clearly, we have an example where emotion has kind of surpassed what we would say is common sense and what do i mean by this in share prices bound anywhere from 30% to 50% and listening to your report in the prior segment about what earnings are going to be down this year, you know, the earnings are going to be hit this year, earnings are going to be hit this quarter. but the business value, the long-term intrinsic value of these businesses is not going to be hit anywhere near what the share price movements we have seen, especially in europe, by the way, where the average industrial or financial down close to 50% and let me tell you this, europe started the year at a much lower valuation than the u.s. did, so we're -- our kind of hunting ground, stocks outside the u.s. in particular to us, europe offers value now, you have to

let's bring in david harrow and find out what he's doing, chief investment officer of international equity at harris associates joining us by phone what do you make of this two-day move if we close up like this, first back-to-back gain since this whole coronavirus crisis started to hit the markets >> you certainly can't get obsessed with short-term price movement the this environment. it has been a very aggressive roller coaster over the last few weeks. and so what we try to do is as follows. we try to by discussing with our companies and doing our fundamental research and meeting with all the parties that are involved in a particular business in which we're invested in, we try to come up with the most accurate picture of what the business is worth over the long term. and, yes, these short-term, shutting down the economy for a couple months, is certainly going to have an impact. but our view is generally speaking the impact this has had is far smaller than the movement and the price of the businesses. so what we have to do is stay as current as possible on the value of the companies so when the mark

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harry enten, well versed. >> shalom, my friend. >> shalom. david, kirsten.s supportsers are probably saying aren't we kind of killing it tonight? are you guys forgetting that? certainly when california comes, in kirsten, it can be that he will get the lion's share of delegates. now, we don't know. it's a very slow state. barely at 40% reporting yet. but how do you see the night if sanders a week from now has gotten the lion's share? >> well, look, the reason biden's getting so much attention tonight is because it was unexpected. whenever anyone overperforms then you get a lot of coverage for that because he was written off by a lot of people. before south carolina and then moved on to see what kind of bump he would get out of it. looks like he got a really good bump out of it. it's changed the shape of the race. so it looked like bernie sanders was kind of running away with it. and now it looks like it's more neck and neck. sanders may end up a little bit ahead in the delegate count. and you know, he should be happy is that he's ahead or basically tied. but

proud dad david thinks his daughterjessie looks amazing as vivienne westwood! naseem's grandson ismail looks spellbinding as harryhave seen that before. that is a new one. i want to say thank you very much to ray who was signing through the marcus rashford piece. we will be doing that again later on. and dermot o'leary will be coming in, a tv presenter primarily but also an author. are you ready to say good morning to everyone? but also an author. are you ready to say good morning to everyone ?|j but also an author. are you ready to say good morning to everyone? i was watching carefully, trying to learn. thumbs up, there, there. you learn something new every day. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london, i'm tolu adeoye. a murder investigation has been launched following the death of a 16—year—old boy in newham. shanur ahmed had been reported missing by his family. he was found with head injuries at gallions reach dlr station on tuesday. police said "a group of about 30 males carrying baseball bats" were seen near the station. they're investigating whether there's a

really given, to me, and to us u at harris associates, oak mark, there's a huge risk return opportunity here in some of these quality financials >> what about energy davidany value there? and some ofthe other hard hit places in the market right now as a result of coronavirus fears. airlines cruise lines i mean what does a value investor do with some of the carnage in these groups? >> we have some exposure to the travel sector in our international fund us. we have little energy exposure just one stock in the small position but in travel, we have a low mar. we have some ryan air, the discount air carrier in europe i mean the last few days, it's been one of the stocks that's bucked the trend same with trip, the online travel agency in china we think it's a really good business travel will be a a long-term growth story in china. we saw the interruption in 2003 for travel in china with sars. there was an interruption. there will be, but and we'll have the same thing in the short-term here, but the chinese like to travel and as income goes up, they like to travel and a company like trip has very, very low fixed assets so there's not a lot of operational geari

kamala harris and cory booker lining up behind joe biden. let's bring in the america's newsroom a-team. david, mary anne marsh and tom bevan, co-founder and publisher of real clear politics. marianne, start with you. can bernie sanders win michigan again? >> michigan was the state that allowed him to continue in his fight for the nomination of hillary clinton. here is his problem. working class voters have been going with joe biden. he was the happy recipient of all the anti-clinton votes. this primary will be decided by working class voters, african-americans and women and bernie sanders hasn't been able to attract any african-american supporters of any note. >> bernie sanders hasn't been able to expand and why he lost to clinton in 16. at the same time, here is the problem for both biden and sanders. that is, if you have oil prices where they are drop gas 10 to 25 cents per gallon. mortgage rates at an all-time low. every time that happens guess what happens? consumer spending goes up. if consumers are feeling good their opinion about the economy will feel good and history tells us that in