now they're plannnning to exten the shutdowowns for even longer. tokyo disney land and tokyo disney sea will keep their doors closed beyond a planned reopening in early april. the operator, oriental land says people won't be able to enjoy the parks again until april 20th at the earliest. >>> meanwhile, japanese auto makers are extending the closure of their plants in north america. officials at toyota and honda say they're extending factory shutdowns. toyota will keep all of its plants closed in the united states, canada, and mexico, at least until april 17th. factories in those countries have been closed since monday. they were originally scheduled to resume on april 6. they are looking at a resumption at the u.s. facilities on april 8th. the decision will be based on employees' welfare and the decline in new car sales. >>> the pandemic is wreaking havoc on the auto industry. japanese banks are asked to set a new credit line of $9 billion. the banks are sumitomo and mufg babank. toyota h has abobo $ $ billion deposits, securities and other funds.

>> well sh, first off, we exten our deepest sympathies of the man who passed away this weekend and the prayers with the patients who are seriously ill. the good news of the 22 american americans who have contracted the coronavirus, more than half of them are almost fully recovered. i think that it is all a reflection of the fact that early on in this crisis in january the president took the unprecedented step of suspending all travel from china and establishing a quarantining effect. as you know, in addition to the 22 americans, we have had 46 other americans that have been through quarantine who have contracted the virus, but they are all being treated and all doing well, but the president took that action and established the quarantines out of the abundance of caution. i was literally there in the oval office the day that the health team came in and said to the president that no other president has done that, but what was happening in china they recommended that he take that action and he said "do it." as dr. fauchi and others have said that the risk for the coronavirus for americans

maintaining our it is exten shl for partners around the united states and around the world. i do think that maintaining a balance of pour is a good approach. it does not mean that we need to be endlessly and substantially guaranteed. we seed it to be predictable for our forces and our partners in the region. it is affordable and understandable by our citizens. secondly we need to exercise patience. none of this will be accomplished quickly. and communicating our approach. my time today is probably too short to do proper justice to this topic. one that grows more complex by the day, but i hope i offered you some food for thought. i don't expect that everyone here will agree with my assessment or my suggestions, but i do think that we have to compete in this region to continue to preserve our national interests and our vital national strategy of competitive advantage. thank you for your attention, i look forward to your questions. >> thank you very much. that is a lot to chew on. one of the interesting problems that we have is that the president has been very voeal that in his

>>try and distance yourself maybe not to the same exten because you have to lead a life to maybe pe are going to be shaking hands on him. >>but some health officials have concerns with fast tracking a return to normalcy especially as the virus continues to claim lives u've got to be realistic. and you've got to understand that you know make the timeline the virus makes the timeline i'm darryl forges reporting. >>well starting today the dmv is shutting down all of its offices deal with the coronavirus pandemic with kro four's will tran live san mateo county with what this mea for you will. >>it means that you cannot go to the physical buildings or online they shut down yeerday and will not reopen online until april 2nd that the dmv obviously has some 1000 peoplgoi to it every day but since the coronavirus outbreak over the past couple of weeks, they have seen i 10% drop-off in the number of people coming to thdmv d officials say they've also notice that more and more of thr emplees called in sick so because of that they are osing the physical buildings anobviously there are hundreds ifno

. >> then it was an exten shl crisis many did or got swallowed up this is not that >> absolutely not.f you want to look to the $6 trillion investment grade bond market, the fixed income market saying about balance sheets? they're fine remember during the financial crisis, we had early warning indicators, you're not seeing that here. you have u more capital, more liquidity, the stress test, a bond market saying fine. you have u the strongest balance sheets in a generation so you have this earnings decline it's painful in the short-term but long-term, banks are are more resilient >> are banks buyable and if so, which ones >> ilt depentds who you are. >> i know you have a lot of new viewers watching during this period so at first, it needs to match your objectives. if you're asking what's going to happen in the next day or month, i have no idea if you're looking out over the next year or two, or three year, i'd love to come back on your show and say what an amazing buying opportunity >> you think you will be doing that we might have you back i think we would, but you think you'd say that

>>we're back time now is 7.24 the increase of cases in santa clara county has led now to a 30 day exten of its local emergency declaration. the health department says stopping the spread is going to require all hands on deck. >>incredibly important that we stay calm and we stay unified and we minimize the chaos as much as possible. we have perhaps several 1 people were not able to earn a paycheck. >>andhanumber may grow to several 1000 in the days and weeks ahead, and we've got to ve the we cagive the kee amilie in their home >>and the extension on t of declaration comes on top of the week long ban on social gatherings of more than a 1000 people that bn will impact both the san jose sharks and the earthquakes. it goes into effect toy. >>san francisco has rented 30 are v's to temporarily isolate homeless people who may come into contact th coronavirus the rvs will be used for the who are not sick enough to e to be isolated because they've tested positive. the city lee crv stir june and leaders are also looking into her solutions in the again the event that they do need to quarantine thos

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and given the exten shl crisis of climate change.stry -- we are saying to the fossil fuel industry. short term profits are not for important than the future of the country and the world. we are not only taking on the corporate establishment, we're taking on the political accomplishment. -- establishment. we're going to win because the people understand it is our campaign, our movement, which is best positioned to defeat trump. you cannot beat trump with the same old same old kind of politics. what we need is a new politics that brings working class people into our political movement. which brings young people into our political movement. and which in november will create the highest voter turn out in american political history. so we're going to beat trump because this will become a contrast in ideas. one of us in this race led the opposition to the war in iraq. you're looking at him. another candidate voted for the war in iraq. one of us has spent his entire life fighting against cuts in social security, expand social security. anot