the slot machines — he made the gamble this time around, you can't just parachute in gamble this timeround, you can'tjust parachute in late to an american election, or was it that mike bloomberg is not a very good candidate? or was it that he's not the right candidate for this particular election cycle? he spent millions of its own fortune, as you know, but it is not a very good retail politician. that is the thing. he's not very good at glad which is what joe the thing. he's not very good at glad which is whatjoe biden is good at. —— gladhanding. he doesn't deliver a passionate, stirring stump speech which is what bernie sanders is good at. he just doesn't have those political skills of campaigning. he will argue when he makes a case in his television ads that he gets things done. "michael get it done" is the teacher people have. but in order to reach the place where you get things done, to be in the room where it happens, you need to win elections. mike bloomberg could do that in new york because he hadn't spent all his rivals,

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more than 60 newly built casinos lurch chinese gamblers to cambodia gambling is illegal for cambodian citizens but we still meet plenty in the city center after all these casinos need a lot of staff. cambodians run the gambling tables and serve the gas some of them have managed to profit from the huge changes in their city. so i don't want to. speaking only in terms of money on have a slightly better life now a bit more income. maybe my family will even come into my life. yet i don't like the way things have developed here but as far as the money goes it's ok. the space a scenic fill has been completely transformed by the gambling industry and chinese funded construction projects. but the provincial governor maintains that this is a boon to the area. they say by the it might be hard to imagine right now but we will soon have a modern on magnificent city we're making this city a small city right at that moment there's a blackout the grid is overloaded again but the governor carries on regardless we have everything under control he says. here on the outskirts of the city is a small sett

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senators are asking that it's hard to administration to close all chinese online gambling operations they say over $100.00 are without permits a deeply disturbing trend they say with the risks clearly outweighing the claimed economic benefits dog and al-jazeera. a court in india has cleared the way for the execution of 4 men convicted of raping and murdering a woman in new delhi in 2012 judgement was made after indian president ram not common rejected the mercy partitions for men were convicted in 2013 of the rape torture and murder of a 23 year old physiotherapy student in a case that triggered large protests in india it tacked led to tougher laws against sexual violence including the death penalty well as part of international women's day here in the u.k. there's been a debate in the house of parliament and opposition m.p. jess phillips has once again read out the names of women who've been murdered by men in the u.k. over the past year. so russia start. judy where tracing of a little square. it took her more than 4 minutes to say the names of more than $100.00 women a figure she p

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that a gamble that you think is sensible for them at this at this stage and you think we're going to have to revisit it in the current climate prove the biggest gamble in their lives and it could bankrupt the saudi economy not a man but in $24.00 of the team yes i would be happy again to move. the other one or the market with all of them in defense of its market share. pregnancy through completely and. with his answer how would anyone who has forced to do this their. psyche and to come back to russia and where some of them i did name it what became as you put it best team thoughts which if they still patient now this time saudi king of this has. leaked we too will plenty for now just south america. cannot slap the little. as it did in plenty for he. does not have the capacity to produce. it is talking about. all of that and if he implements. them very. little. in the future this is going to be a sergeant trapeze artist according to my looks like you might disagree with with the point that saudi arabia if you think they can actually write it out you think it's not so much of a gamble

senators are asking the deterrent to administration to close all chinese online gambling operations they say over $100.00 are without permits a deeply disturbing trend they say with the risks clearly outweighing the claimed economic benefits dogon al-jazeera manila. he has a new prime minister who is promising to deal with a grinding economic and political crisis the president's war and joseph druce who is the 4th prime minister in 3 years has been months of on rest in the island nation of a corruption that a lack of jobs parliamentary elections due in october when all the helps and president in other ways has been moving by to crease since january. dozens of people have been killed including 5 children after a series of tornadoes tore through the u.s. state of tennessee several people are still believed to be missing has the latest. amy and darryl janine say their home was the only one spared in their neighborhood as a tornado brought widespread destruction their home east of the city of nashville became a shelter and that's all you could hear is just people screaming throughout the nei

has been completely transformed by the gambling industry and chinese funded construction projects. but the provincial governor maintains that this is a 1000000000 to the area. they say. it might be hard to imagine right now but we will soon have a modern on magnificent city we're making this city a small city right at that moment there's a blackout the grid is overloaded again but the governor carries on regardless we have everything under control he says. here on the outskirts of the city is a small settlement for 50 families the government relocated people here who are getting in the way of the smart city project before they're forced resettlement they were all living on valuable plots of land in a city center. the land was taken from them and used for hotels and casinos. like that of the. mall prandial it's so unfair i feel helpless these people are so powerful. it's a huge injustice. this area here is totally deserted when i can keep a few chickens but otherwise i can earn any money i met. her husband is a motorbike taxi driver and now has a long journey to work he usually driv

because it's a gamble on your own business and what that looks like. it's also a gamble on what the government is going to do over the next several months. it's also a gamble on science and whether there's going to be an antiviral that's going to change this game or not. so there's so many different pieces that everybody is having to bet on. and that, unfortunately, makes it very, very hard for anybody to have peace of mind. if you are a small business, a family business trying to stay in business, it's that much worse. >> then given all of those variables and so much to bet on, tom, do you think we're going to see a significant amount of restaurants simply shut down, close up shop and simply revisit this in six months or a year? >> well, they may have to revisit it somewhere else. you know, there's something else that's key here, and that is our landlords need to work with us as well. they'll have to start looking at us as a partner because if we closed, it's going to be very difficult for them to replace that restaurant with another restaurant or res

that is a massive gamble from the us, isn't it?ackage, and it is reacting to also what the economic implications of the virus are, but yes, we have seen also the federal reserve act in the us, you have to remember at this time ofa you have to remember at this time of a global crisis, the us dollar becomes very important and access to the us dollar becomes very important, so the bank has taken action in that regard but it is also looking primarily at what the impact is on the us. all right, danae, thank you very much your analysis. let's get some of the day's other news: qantas has become the latest major airline to cancel international flights as it struggles during the coronavirus pandemic. the australian flag carrier says will send home two—thirds of its 30,000—strong workforce. qantas and its low—cost unit jetstar will suspend all overseas flights from late march to at least the end of may. ford and general motors say they are in talks with the white house about how they can support the production of medical equipment including

senators are asking the deterrent to administration to close all chinese online gambling operations they say over $100.00 are without permits a deeply disturbing trend they say with the risks clearly outweighing the claimed economic benefits dogon al-jazeera manila we now go to sudan the transitional government is being urged to investigate last year's killing of pro-democracy demonstrators the u.s. based ngo physicians for human rights blames sudan security forces for the deaths of 241 people in what's known as the june 3rd massacre it happened 2 months after president omar al bashir was removed many of the sit in protesters demanding democracy were health care workers the report says security forces fired into hospitals and tortured civilians as well as carrying out gender based attacks the physicians group is calling on u.n. member states in the african union to sanction the sudanese officials that were behind the attacks. so al jazeera is have a morgan is in the sudanese capital hard to him and says that protesters won't accept the revolution is over until there is accountability. wh

it is a huge gamble. the prime ministerand writing a blank cheque. it is a huge gamble.t trust in businesses and businesses having to trust the government but the truth is that no—one has any other option. this is what it has. but it is a hugely bold move. it is so crazy watching the governments and up and saying we do not know. we do not know what we're doing here. it is quite alarming, really. the front page of the telegraph also going through other announcements made today and for parents and students, the decision to close the schools but more importantly how a levels and gc and that that is unclear. the shoes of which normally take months are taken in a matter of days. a really strange time for students. for all those who are hoping or forced to sit x sams, basically the government has said today, it has not finalised but qualifications would be worked out by teachers in a range of different data from mock exams to coursework to how they have covered attendance and everything throughout the year and mostly the response has been pretty positive but there is some conc

that the gambling problem hidden from their families.hat that self—imposed isolation was like. that is it for today's morning briefing. let us now head to sport to get a full round—up from the bbc sport centre with sally. good morning. hello, yes, we will talk about gold for great britain because that it did and that is what it was at the world cycling championships in berlin. eleanor back crowned world champion and she picked up the tea m world champion and she picked up the team plasma only medal and there was success elsewhere as well. —— gold medal. —— the team plasma only gold medal. —— the team plasma only gold medal. i am delighted two members of the team both join the now. medal. i am delighted two members of the team bothjoin the now. good morning. obviously it all went to plan. yes, really great day. took us through how it went for you. i went in knowing i wouldn't be happy with the medel, i wanted to win. it means you have to take risky tactics and it could have ended up that if i didn't choose the right tactic i could have no

and david taylor procter & gamble.nd greg hayes of united technologies corporation, and i want to tell you all this american is grateful. to you and what have you done, amazing job you have done. we thank you very much. i would like to come up say a couple words if you might, about your company, mike come up here, come up, please, come up. say what you do. because it has been really incredible. mike. >> well, my pillow is u.s. company, which has been forced on adjust to changing business environment as a result of the pandemic. my pillow motioned a u.s. company funds z as manufacturer logistic management distributor and direct to consumer, given our business lines we're experiencing the effects of this pandemic, but my pillow established an internal task force, monitoring future needs of companies across the country as a result of this pandemic, and given our position we have researched and developed new protocol to address the current and future needs of u.s. businesses across multiple sectors. how companies are prepa

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the philippine government allows online gambling companies to operate under special licenses calling them philippine offshore gaming operators pogos but less than half of them do not pay the required franchise tax to the government and hundreds work like this. in secret which law enforcers here admit is difficult to monitor other senators are also linking offshore gaming operations to a growing number of crimes they say billions of dollars in cash is flowing into the country through money laundering activities customs agents say more than $200000000.00 have been brought in over the last 5 months more than half by chinese nationals human trafficking and prostitution are also on the rise police say almost $200.00 women have been rescued from prostitution more than 170 of them are chinese nationals who were trafficked into the country there's also been a sharp rise in what they describe as casino related kidnappings and more there's more than 90 percent of those involved also came from china we were are. we are one. we. always are. war we are. sure our. police reject those allegations i

senators are asking the deterrent to administration to close all chinese online gambling operations they say over $100.00 are without permits a deeply disturbing trend they say with the risks clearly outweighing the claimed economic benefits dogon al-jazeera manila. pensioners in the republic of congo said the government is unable to pay them their dues the country has nearly gone bankrupt $3.00 times in the last 2 decades has been repeatedly bailed out by the international monetary fund in spite of being africa's largest oil producer reports now. these people say they've been cheated by their government they work for the telecoms and postal service for decades here in the republic of congo now they're retired they haven't been paid their pensions levon yeah. this is their protest held every day outside the central post office they call it a concert you think it's really difficult we're living in misery we're suffering since we began the protests about 450 of our members have died because they were able to pay for the health care they need. more than a 1000 people contributed money every

i don't like gambling.ut, yeah, i'm taking the gamble that's because if i get hurt, carl, i'm so fortunate most people if they take the gamble and it doesn't working oh, my, terrible >> i did want to talk about activity or lack thereof when it comes to companies buying other companies. we're seeing a lot of things let's start with sprint and t mobile that deal expected to close tomorrow they are going to fund 23 billion in loans the banks, they're not particularly happy about doing it they'll be there to do it. this deal will close not quite two years since they announced it having gone through so many different around and above and beyond hurdles, let's call it. they're getting there. we'll see what the future holds for that combination softbank, of course, may choose to sell some sprint shares more quickly than had been anticipated. but we're keeping an eye on both of those, what the landscape will look like california parkuc, they're pull down on the loans, the plan is to close on other fronts, you have

it's a gamble we'll see how it plays out if it pays off to these religious affairs correspondent martin jack as always thank you for your insights. voting is underway in israel's 3rd alexion within a year as the country tries to end a political impasse a once again polls show conservative prime minister benjamin netanyahu in a tight race with center left opposition leader but he got us all in the previous 2 elections neither side won enough seats to form a government but with voter fatigue setting in many hope the 3rd time's a charm. he needs all the votes he can get fears of a corona virus outbreak could put a dent in turnout but israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is urging people to head to the polls anyway go vote go vote it's a productive this is a democracy you have a great right that you should exercise with confidence. things completely under control today we've taken all the precautions that are necessary people can go and vote with complete confidence thank you it's not just the virus that could make people stay home analysts say voter fatigue has set in this is israel's

fairs, exhibitions, gambling venues fairs, exhibitions, gambling venues and similar institutions will closed. over the border in poland, a ban is already in place on international air and rail travel stopping our internal flights will also be this ended. and in the czech republic, quiet streets in the capital prague after an introduction of a nationwide quarantine. in the country's northeast, a rise in coronavirus cases prompted authorities to see a several towns and villages, no—one allowed to enter or leave stopping the country has already closed its international borders, banning all foreign travel stopping so far, the measures here seem to have paid off. the czech republic has had no coronavirus death. the same is far from true elsewhere in europe. the british prime minister borisjohnson has introduced stricter measures, saying that everyone in the uk should avoid non—essential travel and contact with others. more than 1500 people have now tested positive for the virus in the uk. but scientists advising the government estimate the actual number of cases is between 35— and 50,000.

>>we'll be able to get air will lot have to gamble list. one >>brown says as alternatives she's going to have to settle on using ineffective topicals she's also noticed that cutting their pills in half have not been as effective in preventing skin outbreaks. so for now she's just going to have to be extra cautious with her health in walnut creek dan thorn kron 4 news. >>you see davis engineers are helping out in a big way with a need for masks and ventilators they're doing with the use of cutting edge technology. we have don got doug johnson now with the story. >>he's a davis engineer say is certain medical supplies run out during this pandemic they have a plan retrofitting existing commercially available objects steven masera isthe manager of the translating engineering advances to medicine or team lab. he says because you see days medical center may run out of n 95 mask. his team is working to ank out thousands of these adapters which allow nurses and other hospital staffs use filters they already have as part of a replacement maskmanufac

for the gambling sector to be as hard as it was yesterday, i found that surprising.much. new york's mayor bill de blasio has declared a state of emergency while criticising president trump's decision to ban all flights to and from mainland europe. all major sport has now been suspended across the us and broadway performances are off for a month. here's our north america correspondent, david willis. how many people are infected here? there is a shortage of testing kits, so the us does not know. prompting the countries of infectious diseases doctor said that they have a problem. this system is not really geared to what we need right now. what you are asking for. that is failing. it isafailing. asking for. that is failing. it is a failing. let's admit it. sensing opportunity in what some see as the trump administration's bungled response to this crisis, the man most likely to oppose president trump in november is weighing in. our ability to drive a global response is dramatically been cut by the damage that trump has done to our credibility and our relationships around

no i think the gamble they're taking is. already as. mob and reported earlier jerry has been calling for a reversal of this policy there are a number of countries in opec that that need. higher oil prices you know jerry is having its own political turmoil libya's oil production well that's. in turmoil for other reasons but everyone needs in the arab world in particular states account for most of spending so they need high budgets they need. if they've got oil they need oil prices to be at a reasonable level. and. in this situation there is a lot of. political politically extremely risky if it goes on for wrong. which also by the way. follows up on other odd moves that we've heard over the past few days in saudi arabia apparently print some money had. 3 major officials including the former director of the secret services in saudi arabia prince nayef. arrested on charges of espionage. now that seems the charges of not being corroborated but it seems like another action similar to what happened a few years ago. when he had a number of impo

looking for a gambling reference. what do you wager on bernie sanders staying in?n: nothing. he's got to get out. to quote bb king, the thrill is gone. he's got no more rallies, no more screaming fans. the young people who showed up for him didn't go out and vote and we learn from florida where joe biden won every single county that older folks have good memories about communist cuba. they actually go out and vote their heart on their head because that's exactly what happened. bernie sanders' team, according to biden's camp, ran more than 4600 ads on tv in florida attacking joe biden on social security. older people know communism bad and medicare for all actually gets rid of medicare as we know it. >> dana: that's a really good point. juan, how are these candidates going to campaign? the president is managing a crisis. he's going to be on air every day. he might tweet about politics. for something like biden, even bernie, how do you continue to campaign? you're going to have to come up with different ways. >> juan: bernie was in washington today. saying he's focus

this is an enormous political gamble, more importantly than that, it is a huge gamble with people's healtherts are not in agreement. then again, experts are not in agreement anywhere in the world. i think there is one problem that i think people have some difficulty in understanding, this whole idea of herd immunity. in what way is it going to flatten out the number of cases over a short period of time when nothing is being done to prevent people from catching it? the chief medical officer said that we might have, at the moment, around 10,000 people in the united kingdom who are infected with the illness. the nhs is no longer testing people who think that they have the symptoms. only if they are already quite ill. if this is happening, we are essentially opening the nhs hospitals to receive, all of a sudden, quite a lot of cases, rather than people isolating themselves and protecting themselves from catching the virus. and we haven't got time to talk about the uk in detail any more. i want to spend a few moments talking about the united states, which having taken a fairly laidback approach

is not getting any help whatsoever from the european union haven't tried this desperate gamble of opening the border war i think the compromise might be would be to go back to what the previous agreement was to have a cease fire and a much more truncated area a road that other talk at the border on syrian territory with those people can stay with the talks monitoring that cease fire no truncation of that may be a sticking point on the turkish side but i would thought that's the compromise the flynn element here is bashar assad who is no becoming more and more confident that he is about to finish off the war in essence but he has been patient in prosecuting his war and therefore maybe a agree to a low having bitten off into a bit more territory to wait a bit longer with such a compromise that's my suggestion i do think peter no one understand there is more that brings them together in the general scheme of things than what divides them over the issue of syria and they'll be keen to bring bring a compromise in light and given russia's importance in syria and the prosecution of bashar assad'

this is an enormous political gamble, more importantly than that, it is a huge gamble with people's health in agreement. then again, experts are not in agreement anywhere in the world. i think there is one problem that people have some difficulty in understanding, this whole idea of herd immunity. in what way is it going to flatten out the number of cases over a short period of time when nothing is being done to prevent people from catching it? the chief medical officer said that we might have, at the moment, around 10,000 people in the united kingdom who are infected with the illness. the nhs is no longer testing people. people who think that they have the symptoms. only if the are already quite ill. if this is happening, we are essentially opening the nhs hospitals to receive, all of a sudden, quite a lot of cases, rather than people isolating themselves and protecting themselves from catching the virus. and we will not talk about in the uk in detail any more. i want to spend a few moments talking about the united states, which having ta ken a fairly laidback approach initially, presiden

the lockdown is a huge gamble to stop the spread of the virus to the rest of china by shutting off wuhant know what it will do to infections within the city and there is no word on when it will end. two dozen people have already died. wuhan central hospital is the epicentre of the outbreak. it is under unprecedented strain. li ting is a nurse in the emergency department. she has been treating patients for several weeks and shared her concerns with her husband, cai kaihai. but the hospital needs workers like li ting. despite herfears, she believes it is her duty to carry on. the government has shut all public transport — it has paralysed the city. lin wenhua has been contacted by a doctorfriend with a request for help. even those on the frontline fighting the virus are unable to get to work. lin arranges to pick up his first passenger, a nurse. after driving several doctors and nurses to work, lin drops in on his friend, lil lil. it is chinese new year. families often travel across the country to be together at chinese new year. the lockdown was implemented to avoid this epic movement of

it's a real high stakes gamble.opportunity because they have stockpiled somewhere close to half a trillion dollars of reserves to try to ride this out. so he's gambling that he can suffer the loss of revenue from increasing market share, increasing pro dorks but also lower -- production, but also lowering the dollars they get per barrel of oil. it's a gamble to see who will blink first, will it be saudi arabia, russia or will the united states do something to change the dynamics. lauren: maybe all three of us blink at the same time. i have to question, call it the rashness of crown prince mohammed bin salman of saudi arabia. it seemed like he was keeping a low profile. then all of a sudden he really takes on moscow, boosting production and cutting prices. that was a rash decision, no? >> yeah, i mean, i think it is. looks like it was more of an anger situation because they didn't like the fact that russia wasn't willing to play ball with them and didn't operate according to their time lines especially. it does look

if they can do gambling on events like that, that can bridge the gap to when you e-sports are back.en novy-williams bloomberg news sports reporter. another thing they could bet on, where tom brady will land. technology"oomberg is next in the u.s. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: welcome to a special edition of bloomberg television, "markets uproar." i'm coming to you from the san francisco area where i am sheltered in place. orders that we not leave our home amid this coronavirus outbreak in the interest of public safety. bear with us as we bring you the news as best we can. first, i want to