this is d w news line from bergland china's deadly coronavirus keep spreading appearing on 2 more consonants australia and europe meanwhile in china where the outbreak began the number of confirmed infections as jumps authorities have restricted the movement of over 53000000 people to stop the virus from spreading will get more from our correspondents on the ground also coming up a powerful earthquake strikes the east of turkey killing at least 20 people and injuring hundreds more emergency services are searching for survivors still stuck under the rubble. and badly longer land returns the 3rd season of the hit t.v. series is set in the weeks all around the great stock market crash of the 1929. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us australia has become the latest continent to confirm a case of the corona virus which originated in china 3 cases have also now been found in europe all 3 appeared in france in the capital paris and in the city of bordeaux all the visuals there are said a 48 year old pay. it had been traveling through china and passed through high that's the epicenter of the outbreak france's health

this is beautifully new year's live from berlin china's deadly coronavirus reaches europe france announces 3 cases the 1st to be confirmed on the continent in china where the outbreak began origins have locked down cities concurrent to more than 14000000 people. a powerful earthquake strikes strikes the east of turkey killing at least 18 people and injuring hundreds more emergency services i began to search for survivors and are racing to leave those still stuck under the rubble. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program france has announced 3 cases of the deadly coronavirus the 1st to be reported in europe french authorities confirmed 2 of the affected patients had recently traveled to china where the outbreak began the virus has now killed at least 41 people with more than 100200 others also infected travel restrictions remain in place in over a dozen cities in china including one hand where the corona virus originated. the coronavirus is on the move despite an unprecedented lockdown a new hand in the surrounding areas china hasn't managed to keep the virus contained it is now i r

this is the news live from berlin china's deadly coronavirus reaches europe france announces 3 cases the 1st to be confirmed on this continent in china where the outbreak began florida use of lock down cities and quarantined more than 14000000 people. also on the program migration dominates the discussion as german chancellor angela merkel meets with turkey's president everyone in istanbul is a key political challenge for both leaders. and that as his impeachment trial continues u.s. president donald trump speaks at a major anti-abortion rally he's the 1st sitting president to address the march for life to speak to our correspondent in washington about how trump is faring at the start of the election year. i'm told me already full welcome to the program france has announced 3 cases of the deadly corona virus the 1st to be reported in europe french authorities say at least 2 of the affected patients had recently traveled to china where the outbreak began the virus has now killed at least 26 people with more than 800 others also infected travel restrictions remain in place in over a doz

france has confirmed 3 cases of the coronavirus from china there it's the 1st imported in europe china has restricted trouble for more than 40000000 people in a bid to contain the virus the disease is killed at least 41 people so far more than 1200 confirmed cases in china alone. stay tuned for news africa with any mica genius up next i'm told me a logical i'll be back at the top of the hour. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. e.w. world heritage 316 getting up now. in the. climate change. souvenirs. instant. what ideas do they have the for their future of. g.w. dot com for closer to the multimedia. click culture. this is africa coming up on the program they are unprecedented in the ass size on the up with 10 children destroy everything in the op swarms of locos are ravaging the east african sub region and threatening the food security of millions of people also coming up just imagining they went through this cycle as you got close to entering that did you so it was really no subject. me i almost fel

news live from berlin china's deadly coronavirus continues to spread beyond its borders reaching australia and europe in china where the outbreak began the number of confirmed infections has jumped authorities of quarantine more than 40000000 people to stop the virus spreading also coming up a powerful earthquake strikes the east of turkey killing at least 18 people and injuring hundreds more emergency services are searching for survivors still stuck under the rubble. down. bob dylan but live returns the 3rd season of the hit t.v. series is set in the weeks around the great stock market crash of 1929. i'm told me a lot of people welcome to the program. australia has become the latest continent to confirm a case of the corona virus which originated in china 3 cases have been confirmed in france the 1st in europe the virus has now killed at least 41 people with more than 1300 others also infected travel restrictions remain in place in over a dozen cities in china as authorities try to contain the spread over the lunar new year holiday. as the scale of the outbreak grows so too the urgency of the respon

and eventually cyber truck, but no doubt i do like the mix, especially what you are seeing in europe. chinas $75 to $100 per share and that is why giga three is the linchpin of tesla's china strategy. taylor: i want to show you a chart that i am showing inside my terminal and i showed us every time we talk about tesla because this continues to be the big surprise, which was the banner earnings-per-share in the last quarter that we saw. can they continue to cut down to -- cut their way down to a profit? where can they continue to cut? >> it is a big issue, because even though they did make a nice profit, surprising to the upside, there were a lot of one-timers. that is why there is still a bull case on this company for some analysts and investors who are not convinced the profitability will be there. remember, they just can't -- can't just make money. you have to have the margins to -- and cash flow consistently to do that. i think they will get the growth, particularly in china. they have got to really lower their costs, operationally, not just by trimming operations. , they haveles staff t

. -- europe, india, and china.aylor: thank you. rachel holt, one of the first employees at uber, who rose to become one of the most powerful employees in the company, is leaving to start a venture capital firm. she is creating a new firm, constar capital. holt led the development of new mobility project's at uber such as electric bicycles and scooter rentals. coming, aol cofounder and current chairman and ceo of a pollution, steve case. -- of evolution, steve case. if you like bloomberg news, check us out on the radio, the bloomberg app, bloomberg.com, and in the u.s., on sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ british prime minister boris johnson is hinting that he will not and while way from the country's 5g networks. the u.s. has been pressuring the u.k. to ban the company from the country for national security reasons. johnson said that if they ban one supplier, they have to come up with an alternative. there is no shortage of tech related news. data privacy, antitrust, as well as trade. i am joined by steve case, aol

top story france has confirmed 2 cases of the coronavirus from china the 1st to be reported in europe china's restricted travel for more than 48000000 people as they try to contain the disease which has killed at least 26 feet. this is d.w. news in just a moment i'll be back to take you through the day stay tuned for that and more world news at. topped off the top of a good to. come . surely a rich meter just shows numbers but the rest of shows much. the same such odd hams. cars. come. christmas the smart way to get what you're going. to global auto and mobility show every move on w. . red the real talent resides. i come from their loss of people in fact than a 1000000000 if you could lead them to democracy. that's one reason why i'm. action is about people and aspirations and they can see. the truth and the vision the book is fried chicken bone and onto the floor of the berlin born and remember thinking at that time if the battle in brazil going forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a while. but i do the news that often confronts difficult situations more conflict

is the comments about european trade and conflict >> exactly he said i didn't want to take on china and europet the same time china is out of the way. he's cleared the deck and being very confrontational with the europeans. watch the rhetoric and the threats between the eu and u.s the trade war with the european union is completely different animal we export three times as much to europe than china. the europeans are add mat that retaliate dollar for dollar. >> he picked sides long ago in the brexit eu battle once again, you throw in some comments to boris johnson. maybe it is not surprising to say it looks the other way >> what we have learned, talking about a new deal and getting a new deal very different things look how many years it took us to get this far on nafta >> in a position position, needing to have different trade deals? >> exactly u.s. is in the driver's seat the president is very conscious about not having a bad economy going into the election. if we are in a trade war with one of our trading partners between canada and mexico. we were down to the wire we can look at that and th

europe." i manus cranny. today's topre stories. u.s. and china sign on the dotted line, efforts to close amid concern but over what comes next. over to the senate, house of representatives sends articles of impeachment against president trump to the upper chain her. these -- to the upper chamber. , beforek overhaul pairing losses as russian president vladimir putin replaces his long serving prime minister. attention turns to the shape of constitutional changes to come. manus: a warm welcome to "daybreak: europe." it aresident because monster deal. -- the president calls it a monster deal. the meat and potatoes will come in phase two. china is the main loser in this major truce. the question we have to ask ourselves for markets is, this help globalally growth? nejra: the question is, because the tariffs made on two thirds of imports from china, the fact that china seems like the loser here, you wonder how the enforcement is going to work in the big question for markets is, is it phase one and die? we -- phase one and done? we ever moved to phase t

the president to says europe is worse in some ways than china on trade issues. very few in the u.s. ould agree with that. one of the questions is does the u.s. start to work more closely with europe on confronting common challenges with china? as mary has said, robert lighthizer met with his european and japanese counterparts earlier this week to come up with a common approach to pressuring china on the issue of subsidies at the wto. u.s. isresident and the aggressive to the eu on trade, that will hurt the fight on china. wingrove, how much of the conversation in washington is on china and how much are people beginning to think a little bit about europe and what might happen with discussions with europe? josh: that will be a pivot point. frankly, there is more interest in the phase two deal. we expect also to get a vote on the usmca deal, that new trade pact. tensions with europe are secondary to the china talks. you might be able to hear over me that it sounds like things are starting to get talkative. we will be watching for the signing. that will be president trump and the chinese

europe china russia russia must he said break away from this nuclear deal we can negotiate something else he went on to say a few minutes later we will they have known anything about this no my guess is no but you know this could also be interpreted in a number of ways for example he could be saying something like ok you know that with the of the network of the europeans have been saying ok why don't we stop why don't the rich another deal that would address all the points that you mr president think are missing from the previous deal that was the french initiative. another initiative is to say look nato is more than happy to get involved but not against iran it would be more than happy to get involved in some sort of a process to continue with the escalation with iran in order to arrive at some sort of and he had a moping big brackets a good a global deal with iran or or what was a one point when you think least mention in terms of a great bargain with iran something that nato and setting european partners would probably specially turkey would be more than happy to mediate something

europe." i am a rich a pitch in london -- i'm nejra cehic in london. china reserve requirements for banks. the ratio will be lowered by 50 basis points, releasing 800 yuan ofu.n. -- liquidity to make it easier to borrow money. -- stops the return of carlos ghosn a week before his arrest in tokyo. they say the justice ministry requested he be tried in the country but japanese officials did not respond. a flight to beirut for -- he had planned a flight to beirut for month. to restoretempting its ambitions as a . this is after a launch failed just minutes after touchdown. david stern, the man who transformed the nba, has died. during his tenure, he boosted revenue from 118 million dollars $5.5 billion. is years of service make him the longest tenured commissioner of any sport. much. thank you so has said he will soon debut a new weapon. joining us to discuss is annmarie hordern. sayinge: kim jong-un is he is starting the new year with an ominous message, claiming he was no longer bound by his pledge to halt missile tests and would debut a new weapon. to sufferf

and what does it mean for europe? if china and the u.s. they do not have a deal yet with europe, is europe the next china? , thanka: thomas buberl you for your insights. thomas buberl, ceo, axa. no confirmation on what they are doing in the middle east. anna: thank you very much haslinda amin in davos. up next, another interview from davos. we are joined by the german health minister. what preparations are being made? jens spahn joins us from davos. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." we are 20 minutes and expect to see equity indexes rise as we see futures rising as well, up by 0.8%. let's get the bloomberg first word news. to putrals are coming limits on u.s. companies supplying huawei. the company was blacklisted last year because of security threats. it prevented many companies from selling its components. the role is not to cut huawei office supplies but to protect national security. >> huawei has been encouraging american companies to flaunt the u.s. laws, to flaunt the regulations that we h

attribute the move to the recent us china trade deal pact lifted spirits among germany's exporters italian police have seized to 10 tons of pork smuggled into europe from china the cargo was found at a food near power walk and authorities there fear the mead could be contaminated with african swine fever chinese pork meat is forbidden in the european union a judge in canada has approved a 136000000 euro fine against fox wagon after the carmaker pleaded guilty to dozens of counts of diesel emissions violations fox wagon was charged december with importing nearly $130000.00 vehicles in the calendar that violated emissions families the fine is the largest environmental penalty in canadian history. european commission president underlined told participants at the world economic forum in davos that the european union is examining a carbon tax on imports ms funded line said there would be no point in reducing greenhouse gas emissions at home by importing emissions from abroad that could mean a carbon boarder tax on high emissions goods from outside the walk in a so-called new green deal the u.s. promised to become carbon neutral by the year 2050. so the

how many people all are there from eastern bloc soviet eastern bloc europe china? bring it closer to home. venezuela, cuba millions and millions of people and not one just look at the debates. you don't have to look far for someone to say something stupid. [laughter] [applause] they say some really dumb stuff and they cannot find one person who has lived under those systems will vouch forh them here? doesn't that tell us all we need to know? so that was the genesis of the book triggered and for those who watched the view you can understand why we need that. [laughter] uif you don't share that one view it's over, you are canceled for i use that example in the book martina navratilova an incredible tennis player. we knew her growing up. escape czechoslovakia, she is a lesbian who has been an activist for 35 years before it was cool. and a few weeks ago came out that the trans- men turning into women competing against women and female athletes that was her opinion. [applause] i support it. i don't care what you do. but when you start doing that and competing i saw the

trump administration focused more on services if we look back at the conflict to date whether europe, china or other producers, it has been focused on goods that is not the core of what the u.s. is producing or developed economies are producing. the challenge is i don't think they yet see eye to eye. >> thank you we are fortunate to have you here for the hour. >>> the german finance minister has told cnbc germany was among the countries most affected during last year's trade tensions but insisted the government spending would continue to sustain modest growth >> just to say something about german economy, we have the highest number of employed people ever in the history of germany. there is a select of people that would like toenter the border and knock at the door, they would get jobs the next day. this is the situation we have. we know there is a big global problem, the trade tensions have had an impact on the development of global growth germany is a successful import nation it is clear this has an impact on those branches that are successful in business and exports. my view is that with

how many people are there from soviet bloc eastern europe? china? bring it closer to home venezuela, cuba. millions and millions of people and not one. if the democrats can find anything to say something stupid. just look at the debate. [laughter] [cheers and applause] may see some really dumb stuff they can't find one person who has lived under those systems that will vouch for them here? doesn't that tell us all we need to know? that was the genesis of the book and for those of you who watched the view you can understand why we named it that. [applause] because today it is just the view. it is only one and if you don't share that one view it is over. you are canceled. i use that example in the book martina navratilova an incredible tennis player we knew her growing up. a similar story to my mother escape czechoslovakia she is a lesbian lgbt activist for 35 years before it was cool. a few weeks ago she came out i don't love the notion of trans- men and women in competing against in sports but that was her opinion. [applause] i am reasonable i don't

north america is at the top, followed by europe. china is number three. el in china continues to be clamped down. it could affect that portion and the entire breakdown as some travelers might decide it is not worth the risk to travel in the near future. it extends beyond carnival. it is all companies related to travel. take a look at iag, those shares are down. there is carnival on the day, down 2.9%. broader perspective, the all world index gained by more than 8% but more often, the reaction has been down over the same time for other breakouts. by2010, the index dropped more than 2%. be greater likelihood might to the downside, ultimately it probably has to do with weather the corporate profit outlook is affected or weather it remains more of the headlines care. haslinda: thank you so much. let's get back to our special coverage from the world's economic forum in davos. about his optimistic outlook for demand and the confirmation of india's outsourcing sector. >> a lot of work in what we call digital areas around cloud, data, experience, a curing nicely.

part of the land network would extend from china through central asia and russia all the way to europe some european governments have expressed concern about the new silk road critics claim that china by making huge loans to some participating countries is attempting to gain economic or political influence. some european politicians say the west needs its own international development strategy. it's a t.v. funny noise i use silk road project is not a sentimental reference to marco polo contrary to what some germans believe. this initiative is rather an effort to build a comprehensive system that is designed to shape the world in china's interest. i don't think we should criticize beijing for starting this project. they have the right to do so. because the problems of obvious that the west has no strategy of it's a reason for finding a new balance of global interests i don't know you but lost a bit frightened person safin. this is why always new research and development campus located near shenzhen it looks more like a small town that you'd find in europe not china. the company plans to

this is deja vu news live from berlin china's deadly corona virus keeps spreading appearing on to more continents australia and europe meanwhile in china where the outbreak began the number of confirmed infections has jumped the reserve restricted the movement of over 53000000 people to stop the virus from spreading we'll get more from our correspondents on the ground also coming up a powerful earthquake strikes the east of turkey killing at least 22 people and injuring hundreds more emergency services are searching for survivors still stuck under the rubble. i'm carl aspen thanks for joining us australia has become the latest confidence to confirm a case of the corona virus which originated in china 3 cases have also now been found in europe all 3 appearing in france in the capital paris and the city of bordeaux health officials there are so they 48 year old patients have been traveling through china and passed through rouhani that's the epicenter of the outbreak of france's health minister said authorities are not ruling out finding new cases. to know who we are going to do everything possible to contain this epide

europe is there something that you want the makers to do about that. you know if you want to look into the kind of. competition law and how much it can a chinese company operate in china it made europe it was such a close shop we wanted to look into their own projects they have something called connectivity that 80 percent never heard of the whole world knows of a bill to roll up no one heard about a similar scheme out of brussels which is called connectivity we simply want to europe to communicate this better if there is a viable alternative for president roh it's called connectivity right it is an open system that we used to your president of the e.u. chamber of commerce in china thank you for converting w. german business has a gender diversity problem only on a 5th of company leaders are women and the further down the career letter doesn't bode well for that improving engineers account for a large portion of the women in top positions but if we look at german engineering graduates no more than 15 percent of them are female that's just a small proportion of the executives of the future being women what's more the bigger the company of the less likely it is to be le

look at north america in the survey versus china and europe, 69% think north america's going to holdeas 18% think china will and only 7% think europe will. let's bundle all this together you have you have surveys pointing that out. you have upgrades because the markets move faster than logic but in the end all that matters is capital flows and time you why because even though many investors think that europe and china improvement is going to draw lots of capital what you they have been underperforming, the reality is china is the slowest economy in three decades. in the three decades on the other side of the mountain when it is going up, when you are coming up on the right side of the mountain, those comparisons really don't underscore the notion that the rate of change is working against you it may have an economy in the 6% neighborhood, but the fact of the matter is it really has structure all iss structural issues. but europe, think germany, their car manufacturing is really one of the backbones of the eurozone economy. and i don't think that it will do quite well in the coming fu

this is news live from berlin china's deadly coronavirus heaps spreading appearing on 2 more continents australia and europe meanwhile in china where the outbreak began the number of confirmed infections has jumped forwards have quarantined more than 40000000 people to stop the virus from spreading it will get more from our correspondents on the ground also coming up a powerful earthquake strikes the east of turkey killing at least 18 people and injuring hundreds more emergency services are searching for survivors still stuck under the rubble. and guns and babylon rule and returns the 3rd season of the hit t.v. series ascent in the weeks around the great stock market crash of 1929. i'm carl assman thanks for joining us australia has become the latest consonance to confirm a case of the corona virus which originated in china 3 cases have also been confirmed in france those are the 1st cases to be reported in europe here are the latest numbers the virus has now killed at least 41 people with more than 1300 other. it's also infected travel restrictions remain in place in over a dozen cities in china as authori

china? frans: good morning. just a simple correction. we are not in the audio business. we are in the health technology business. , europeand china the united states. we have a balanced growth in ourfacturing about 15% of global revenue. many supply chains are anchored somehow in china. i am concerned with the rapidly expanding coronavirus. it will impact consumer sentiment in china. it can also affect consumer supply chains. is focus however right now to support all of the hospitals with our advanced ct scanners and other technologies to aid in the diagnostics of the corona patients. that is a very intensive job. we have seen strong demand on our service organization. definitely, it is early days of the coronavirus and i think we all need to be concerned. atus: at the moment --nejra: the moment, you are focusing on diagnostics. are you starting to worry about the impact on chinese growth? how are you preparing for a potential impact that might have on chinese growth in 2020? recorded very strong growth last year, double-digit and fact. overall, we have seen that the chinese market has good demand products.er health i th

. >> ubs is slashing jobs at its global wealth management unit in asia and europe. chinais the rare exception. the bank says it is on track for double its -- double in the mainland over the next 3-5 years. looking at some teams in europe, 20% cuts. -- it ismanagement happening in asia first, that clearing out of some of the management and then it will shift to europe and the middle east and africa as well. we are looking at job cuts at around 500 personnel ranging from managing directors all the way down to systems as well. we have seen thousands of cuts in terms of jobs at the bank. >> barclays is planning to cut about 100 senior jobs. this across its corporate and investment bank. 100 people does not sound like a like -- does not sound like a lot, why should i care? theseclays, we had all of u.s. banks report earnings. the return at these u.s. banks are quite high. barclays, with that 10% return, they need to improve. this is better for investors for them to manage those costs. hopefully, they can do more with less. >> boeing has lost its title as the world's top playma

france confirmed two cases, making them the first thing europe. china is expanding its lockdown with 33 million people under lockdown intensities. the streets of wuhan are empty as shops and restaurants close their doors. health officials and united dates are monitoring 63 patients. we have more on how officials in the bay area are dealing with this health crisis. >> reporter: officials issued a health alert to students. they say they have no plans to corn to students who recently arrived from central china but they are asking those people to be on high alert for any symptoms of this deadly virus. the latest confirmed case has been confirmed in chicago. the patient, a woman in her 60s, who arrived from china on january 13th. a few days after arriving home, the patient began to feel unwell. she called ahead to alert her doctor to her illness rather than just resenting to a clinic or emergency department. this is exactly what any potentially ill traveler from wuhan should do. call ahead and seek medical care. in the bay area, the health department tested

this is the news live from berlin china's deadly corona virus keeps spreading appearing on to more continents australia and europe meanwhile in china for the outbreak began the number of confirmed infections has jumped. have florentine more than 40000000 people to stop the virus from spreading will get more mark or spawn that's on the ground also coming up a powerful earthquake strikes the east of turkey killing at least 18 people and injuring hundreds more versions the services are searching for survivors still stuck under the rubble. and the swarms of locusts are eating their way across eastern africa and there are exceptionally large insects and they are destroying everything in their path threatening the food security of millions of people. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us australia has become the latest consonants to confirm a case of the corona virus which are written it originated in china 3 cases have also been confirmed in france those are the 1st cases reported in europe here's a look at the latest numbers the virus has now killed at least 41 people with more than 1300 all the others also infected

to europe to china to the u.s., and multiple jurisdictions even in the u.s., so it is not surprising is a natural evolution, both by chinese technology companies as well as from a location perspective, they are trying to secure this advantage. taylor: are you surprised that the u.s.-china trade fight hasn't stunted both the long and short-term goals of some of these global tech companies? anand: i am surprised by the fact that it hasn't dramatically impacted, you are right. huawei is a very large player in the technology landscape, particularly from domestic chinese consumption. its consumption of chips wasn't that substantially affected. the revenues were not substantially impeded as a result -- as a result of the trade drama. it also goes to show that the technology foodchain and its impact is perhaps far more wide and deep reaching then we originally thought. shery: we continue to see that trade tensions easing, but what happens with the bifurcation of tech with different regulations in asia, the u.s., europe. what happens to the future of global tech? anand: it's not good. the es

don't enjoy freedom in the inse that we enjoy freedom britain, america, australia and western europe. china is not a free country as the people of hong kong are only too well aware. i don't think turkey is becoming more democratic, i think it is plainly becoming less democratic. periodseems to have a of anarchic freedom that plainly, that is not the case under president putin. so yeah, there are lots of countries that don't enjoy the sort of freedom that we take for granted. shouldn'tying that we work with those countries. and certainly, i was -- i was too happy to work with china where it was in our mutual interests to do so. but i think it is also important if a country is not free, it is not free. thoset to gloss over differences. i think for a long time, there was this rosy assumption on the part of many of us, myself included perhaps, that china and the west were on converging paths. but i don't think anyone would say that is the case now. and i think it has been obvious, at least for the last few years, that that is not the case. look, the world comprises some 190 different countries,

it its exclusive area of influence on authority no one is allowed in the world including russia europe china in whole or whoever is allowed to intervene in is a palestine except the united states. but just to emphasize the point about about being know being a fair or not fair sponsor of the talks and so on so forth look the americans were never fair mediators between israelis and palestinians israel and america are best allies they have the most special of all special relationships and they've never denied that the united states always stood behind is or have supported israel and in fact as one of the american negotiators have put it the united states was or was israel's lawyer in the negotiations with the palestinians but at least it gave a peer inside of talking to the palestinians engaging the palestinians listening to the palestinians but this don't administration has basically a wrote off the palestinians imposed unilateral measures on the palestinians and in palestine and in jerusalem and in a spot as a settlement a concern with 0 consultants with the palestinians the trump and the ass

carbon tax and of course a lot of the carbon emissions now are coming from asia from india from china europe the united states of flatlined and we need a global carbon tax that of course europe the united states i think need to do something to smooth the way for india and china they're much poorer they're much more dependent on big energy growth to feed their populations to provide jobs and it's a very difficult global conversation this is a little piece of it thank you very much professor kenneth rogoff at heart from harvard university thank you. our correspondents now the milan reporting there the c.e.o. of google on an alphabet called for global regulation on artificial intelligence at the world economic forum meeting in davos sundar pichai warned of the dangers of new technology as well as the benefits he says legislation will be needed to avoid the misuse of machines by venture arms high tech eyes are always watching him down force this time it was the turn of one of the biggest names in technology to be captured on camera so breaks alphabet c.e.o.'s send up each i was interviewed by th

this is deja vu news live from berlin china's deadly corona virus keeps spreading appearing on to more continents australia and europe meanwhile in china where the outbreak began and the number of confirmed infections has jumped so authorities are restricting the movement over 50000000 people to stop the virus we'll talk to our correspondents on the ground. also coming up a powerful earthquake strikes east of turkey killing at least 22 people and injuring hundreds more emergency services are searching for survivors still stuck under the rubble. i'm nick spicer welcome to the program. and we begin with the news from china here are the latest numbers the virus has now killed at least 41 people with more than 1300 others infected the 1st cases emerged in the central chinese city of new han but as holiday makers return home and people from the area travel overseas people made sick by the virus have been found in other asian countries these include thailand japan and singapore in the united states 2 people are recovering after treatment in france 3 travellers back from china have been diagnosed with the virus and australi

where the amount of money and the amount of foreign contract ines that the cia put out eastern europe, china, north korea doubled by six or seven times, yet virtually all of these people were either killed upon arrival in the country or turned and started sending reports written by their ca ptors back to us as intelligence. a negativeonly useful intelligence, we had a negative of disinformation coming back, pretending to be intelligence. so, we had good reason not to be very confident. but, i mean, the soviets, for example, found that technological progress was a lot harder than they expected. they cannot make their deadlines. they couldn't separate uranium from all the dirty minerals that were in the uranium ore. otherouldn't make technological processes work effectively, they had to invent new processes and build the plans to do it. the north koreans were hopelessly ambitious and underprepared. the chinese were carried away by essentially mao's bounding ambition to be the communist leader in asia. he was willing to sacrifice all manner of people, equipment, and so forth. but his commander

able or better able to contain it and that's simply not the case no one's going to move from china to western europe or north america because the differential is why they move to china in the 1st place if they move they want to go to another low wage low regulation area and that's precisely where the risk of another virus or $27.00 other problems also reside so of just those with tariffs they're not going to spend an enormous amount of money moving before they see how long these will last because it's a big expense and what they suffered in china can happen wherever they might go so the best strategy as they're all deciding is to stay put and see how it evolves now we just talked about the airline industry as being one of the hardest head boeing just reported its 1st annual loss in more than 2 decades as cars from the 737 crashes double to about $1000.00 in fact there are as car was just an absolute disaster this morning but the stock is up today over 2 percent so what's going on here. well i think what you had is the anticipation everybody who is involved in this industry knows by now what the othe

this is news to live from berlin china's deadly coronavirus continues to spread beyond its borders reaching australia and europe in china where the outbreak began the number of confirmed infections has jumped authorities of quarantine more than 14000000 people to stop the virus spreading also coming up a powerful earthquake struck.

and meet with the migrants with broken dreams up to risking their lives for a better future in europe. china's president xi jinping says the outbreak of the deadly new coronavirus is accelerating and that the situation is grave at least $41.00 people have died after contracting the illest well then $1300.00 people have been infected overwhelming hospitals around 50000000 people in the country are ineffective isolation to transport links were cut to 100 percent of all the outbreak as well as surrounding cities dozens of cases have been reported in 11 other countries the u.s. and france have made plans to evacuate their citizens from city scott hyla begins our coverage from beijing. like the past several days the people of china again woke up to news that the corona virus has claimed more lives and more people have become infected. living with his family and will haunt all the worry moved to china 25 years ago we spoke to him skype are you worried even further down the line that this this quarantine could last a month 6 weeks so this is like a war you don't. want just. call we don't go out. on.

well he he had been encouraging all europe china to pull out of the nuclear deal so far the nuclear deal seems to have feeble support the iranians seem to be abiding by it for the moment but they have expressed the intention of building a nuclear weapon so it doesn't appear that this nuclear deal is going to hold up in the long run and the europeans who of course have always been in favor of it and presented the united states pulling out of it as we did a couple of years ago that's a very big issue between them and the united states all right those not appreciate that thanks for a perspective. well thousands of people have gone along vigils for the $57.00 canadian victims of the ukrainian passenger jet crash prime minister justin trudeau told one more event in edmonton that he won't rest until there is justice for the tragedy on in toronto people gathered at the university which lost 6 jews and was the. those reading out victims' names from the ukrainian airlines crash were choked with emotion so were many who watched among the victims were dozens of university professors students staff

in the rest of the world, specifically china, japan, and europe, so they developed nations, they willvery according to strategist, and that should help spur the industry in those regions. he specifically points to china, saying there is a low rate of ownership, so lots of room for growth. bmw yesterday did say that 2020, they see record sales. nejra: thank you so much. if this call turns out to be right, this supports one of your big views of 2020, which is by growth. >> the auto sector has been an anomaly in the last couple of years. the global economy has been strong, but auto manufacturers have been in pretty dire shape. if we see an upturn in autos, it's good for growth, specifically for germany. if you get the auto sector improving, you certainly make that case much stronger. manus: very quickly, em was one of the things we talked about earlier. how do you want to play that? >> i think this is an environment for em currency, em equity. if you look at those asset classes relative to pretty much everybody else, you find when they outperform is when the global manufacturing cycle is

europe suffering more than the u.s. and the chinese p.m.i.'s in 2019 despite the main point of tension in global trade being between the u.s. and china reasons that has european -- and we see this warning from one member of the e.c.b. of course about the danger that lies ahead in slow growth from europe. what do you expect from the growth story on europe? >> we are expecting to see some growth stabilization in europe. a number of reasons may have to o with the u.s.-china trade. a number of these structural issues still exist. we are not expecting to see strong growth fra the e.c.b.'s perspective. keeping up the stimulus plans will be very, very important but we also think that the movement toward negative interest rates has come to a halt. if europe does request further stimulus, it will not come from further rate cuts. information that they can change the limbs. give confidence to the market. that's why we're expecting to see central banks when you look towards governments more -- matt: brendan brown was telling us that he thinks the e.c.b. -- getting way from less negative and closer to zero. do you think there is any likelihood of