gracie is eight and is 13 and in year eight. gracie is eightand in is 13 and in year eight.hree. and behind mei eight and in year three. and behind me i have abby who is 11 and in year seven. hello to all of you. you had a terrible dilemma, i guess, but you need to keep working but on the other hand, the schools are out. tell me your thoughts.” other hand, the schools are out. tell me your thoughts. i don't know my thoughts should be, being a mother three. now completely different stages of schooling and education and trying to run my own company. at this moment in time, the prime minister does not leave us with any answered questions. it is more unanswered questions and the way that he has just kind of shut schools down and basically thrown is out and told us, sorry, no education until further notice is quite a wedding, scary time because of how my expected to juggle being a self—employed cleaner with the business and educating three children to a level that they are used to being educated to? would you be able to carry on working if you could find some childcare? are your

earlier the former leader of the conservative party sir iain duncan smith spoke to my colleague carrie gracien to the news. i'm very sorry for him and obviously for his now pregnant girlfriend, because it must be a worry for her, and clearly she needs to be separated from him, and i'm sure she has gone into isolation. so, i'm very sorry, because he has the weight of decision—making on all our behalves that he carries. and that is an important feature to recognise. it's notjust getting isolated, he is also having to make these decisions at the same time and continue to run the government. my thoughts are with him right now, because this is a very difficult position to be in, though i'm not surprised he may have come into contact with someone, because he has been doing so much over the last few weeks, trying to keep people's morale up, trying to talk to doctors and nurses and all sorts of people from the emergency services. i think this has been a huge and tremendous effort on his behalf. i suppose, this underlines in a very real way for the public the importance of the social distancing measur

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hello, this is bbc news at nine with me, carrie gracie. the headlines... cobra emergency committee to discuss plans to delay the spread of coronavirus, after a third person dies in the uk. as italy's death toll reaches 366, the foreign office warns against all but essential travel to northern italy where 16 million people are in lockdown markets concern — the ftse falls nine percent after opening this morning as overnight oil prices crash by nearly a third the trial of the former first minister of scotland, alex salmond, on charges of sexual assault and attempted rape gets underway in edinburgh later. time now for the morning briefing, where we bring you up to speed on the stories people are watching, reading and sharing. there are different views on the need to cancel mass public gatherings to help prevent the spread of coronavirus. britain, of course, has not banned them, but this tweet from alexander kekule, a professor in virology who previously advised the german government on disease control is interesting. last night he attacked german health minist

you're watching bbc news at 9:00 with me, carrie gracie. the headlines: markets fall sharply again — after moves by central banks across the world to join forces and try and limit the impact of coronavirus. from today — the uk government holds daily televised briefings — to update the public on the fight against the virus. new york city and los angeles shut down bars, restaurants and other public places. we'll be live in italy, where there's already lockdown — and in france, where the government is warning the situation is deteriorating very fast. at 9:15am — we'll speak to the national co—ordinator of the mutual aid network, who says the response to people panic buying is to protect each other and check in on the vulnerable. and in sport — bosses of both rugby codes as well as horse—racing meet today to discuss how their sports tackle the outbreak. good morning — and welcome to the bbc news at 9:00. markets around the world have fallen again this morning it again this morning, it comes after after moves by central banks across the world to

hello, this is bbc news with carrie gracie. new official measures come into place. although school closures may be something that needs to be done at some point, we need to get these other bigger, more impactful measures in place first. the former health secretary is among those questioning whether more needs to be done to tackle the virus — and says the decision not to cancel public events is a concern. i think it is surprising and concerning that we are not doing any of it at all when we have just four weeks before we get to the stage that italy is at. the latest advice is for anyone with a new, persistent cough or high temperature to self—isolate for seven days. the spread of the virus continues to cause big swings on global stock markets — early trading bounces up in europe after devastating falls yesterday over fears of a global recession. the canadian prime minister's wife tests positive for coronavirus. justin trudeau says he has no symptoms but will self—isolate for 14 days. and after the arsenal manager mikel arteta an

fulfilling its promises it also says it cannot cope with the amount of people fleeing syria's war gracie's it has already blocked more than $10000.00 migrants from illegally crossing its border now the greek government also claims turkey is using the migrant crisis to put pressure on europe over the syrian conflict migrants stuck at the border have been describing the hopelessness of their situation namely there's a lot of that turkey has opened its doors but greek soldiers are blocking the refugees they won't let them cross there are kids there everyone is waiting in the cold at the border on the ground. to do. the borders open ok greece and i mean i have an open then it's ugly you want will happen next i want to start on a limb when we arrived at the border the police bombarded us and killed 7 children the border was shot and that is causing a lot of problems. police are using tear gas against us several children were killed we have critical conditions and the shelters yes the greeks aren't. they were teasing us and stand. well among the reaction we've been getting to this issue honestly

i'm carrie gracie.s week: wake up, get ready, coronavirus is coming — the message from the world health organization to governments everywhere. hopes of stopping the new virus at national borders all but vanished over the past week — and global financial markets reacted accordingly. but if we can't stop this coronavirus, can we slow it down? my guests today: stefanie bolzen of die welt. american journalist, henry chu. iain martin of the london times. mina al—oraibi, editor of the national — a news service for the middle east. i want to start by looking at how different countries and different regions are handling it so far. let's start with iran and the middle east. iran, marks out of ten? two at best. it's really concerning that the government has not been straight with how far the cases there has spread. cases have come to iraq and lebanon through iran because people were not tested. this kind of hiding the scale of the problem. bbc persian, for example, has been able to verify deaths of about 210 peo

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, carrie gracie — the headlines the government defends its approachough school closures may be something that needs to be done at some point, we need to get these other bigger, more impactful measures in place first. the former health secretary is among those questioning whether more needs to be done to tackle the virus — and says the decision not to cancel public events is a concern. i think it is surprising and concerning that we are not doing any of it at all when we have just four weeks before we get to the stage that italy is at.

>>gracie run 80 with a us he's a macy's and prescription medicines which we will be loading and needs to she will so they will be going to show it's not clear if that passenger tested positive or has other underlying medical conditions. >>once the ship docks in oakland california governor's office of emergency services says those who need medical attention will be transported to california health care facilities and the other passengers will be taken to federal facilities for testing and isolation that how we're going to get there we don't now we're all in this together on the ship so i can't imagine that they're going actually take cabin at a time and we're just not sure how that's going to work stolen in nearly 1000 other californians will complete the mandatory quarantine at travis air force base and the marine corps air station near march near san diego taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>this outbreak is having widespread economic effects now of course this includes the ability for some people to pay their rent. >>san jose mayor sam liccardo has proposed a a moratorium moratorium excus

you're watching bbc news at 9:00 with me, carrie gracie.o join forces and try and limit the impact of coronavirus. from today — the uk government holds daily televised briefings — to update the public on the fight against the virus. new york city and los angeles shut down bars, restaurants and other public places. we'll be live in italy, where there's already lockdown — and in france, where the government is warning the situation is deteriorating very fast. at 9:15am — we'll speak to the national co—ordinator of the mutual aid network, who says the response to people panic buying is to protect each other and check

there so you like to see the prices you always just stay and see a rolls royce gracie suggests least systemic dissent says the late show which would be so when the real. world when watching logs i am tyrone ventura and i'm in the chicago boil boil me should look at this we got coronavirus scares and people locked down the countries and all the way comes with the whole so we've got the other my other favorite virus erik prince back in the headlines again yes the former blackwater mercenary maestro got caught spying on everyone. here in the united states and it's interesting it's also it seems like everything and everything everybody that's close to bit the devout in them getting caught up somehow not necessarily extremely shocked but he got to work on his high game a little bit yeah you know it was interesting because it you know it sensually this is a new york times you know kind of uncovered that he allegedly teamed with was a famed project veritas which i'm sure you you know well james all keeps wonderful interesting weird journalistic company the ones that always are unloading vid

earlier carrie gracie spoke to saffron cordery, the director of policy and strategy at nhs providers,red the health service was for the outbreak. trust leaders are telling us about the preparations that they are making. we know that the nhs plans for situations like this, although we are in uncharted territory. but this is about how we make sure that hospitals are ready to receive more patients, how our community services are ready to go out and help people who are stuck at home. and also how ambulances are really managing with that extra demand in quite difficult circumstances. so people really are making plans and also making plans for the fact that many staff may become or will become unwell. so it's about finding that real supply of staff as well. i mean, each one of those points that you've raised, we could spend five minutes talking about. absolutely. i mean, just to put this in the context of some of the things that were said in that number 10 downing street press conference yesterday, four weeks behind italy, possibly 10,000 cases out there at the moment that we just don't kno

i'm carrie gracie.ek, the new coronavirus is now a pandemic, and its epicentre has moved from china to europe. people are dying in large numbers — in italy of course, but as infections soar, now in spain and france too. beyond europe, other countries are also in big trouble — iran still, but also the united states. africa and south america are now seeing a scattering of cases. and with many governments moving to close borders and ban mass gatherings, the global economy is at risk. my guests today: iain martin of the times, author thomas kielinger, political analyst eunice goes, and political commentator and broadcaster jonathan sacerdoti. welcome to you all. let's start with the question of europe. i'm going to leave this open to all four of you, who wants to be first in answering? do we think that europe missed a trick in not taking me draconian measures that we have seen, notjust in china, but also be quite fast measures we have seen in taiwan, singapore, japan, hong kong? possibly. i think possibly,

rolls royce gracie suggests least systemic deception is to late show which will be some big deal. welcome everybody to watching the hawks. and i'm of the chicago boy oh boy oh boy oh boy what a story i cannot believe that with all of the ruckus and all of the fears about this virus and we might cancel wrestle mania but the military machine is going to go on with some major drills with my mates absolutely we're seeing like you mentioned schools being closed we're seeing more and more people 8 more people abandon taking public transit we're seeing folks not get on airplanes we're seeing coachella basically disappear and all of these things moving and this is the one that they decide to keep and i don't know about any health care precautions that they're taking through this process because none of that was announced but this still things to be incredibly ridiculous especially considering the fact that we're still working to thebes the impact. bar it looks like corona virus continues to spread you know what's what's amazing to me is this is 20000 soldiers from the u.s. joining 9000 sh

i'm carrie gracie.tion to governments everywhere. hopes of stopping the new virus at national borders all but vanished over the past week — and global financial markets reacted accordingly. but if we can't stop this coronavirus, can we slow it down? my guests today: stefanie bolzen of die welt. american journalist henry chu. iain martin of the london times. mina al—oraibi, editor of the national — a news service for the middle east. i want to start by looking at how different countries and different regions are handling it so far. let's start with iran and the middle east. iran, marks out of ten? two at best.

i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at 8pm. schools across the uk will close from friday as the death toll from coronavirus reaches 104. special provisions will be made for children of key workers and the most vulnerable. after schools shut their gates from friday afternoon, and they will remain closed for most peoples, the vast majority of pupils, until further notice. it poses a challenge for parents who are still trying to earn a living — the government says children shouldn't be left with grandparents who are the most vulnerable. i think it is good for the children but i think it is fun to be hard for the parents who have to go to work. the government introduces emergency legislation to protect private tenants from being evicted if they're unable to pay their rent. the bank of england hasn't ruled out handing money directly to businesses and households stuggling to cope and urges firms to seek support before laying off staff. this is a message from the government's chief medical officer about coronavirus... a new government

that are so slick see see this is your choice just state and see a rolls royce gracie see this lady's systemic deception is so but she's. some real. world woman watching arcs i am tired and i'm a mess across to me joining pure wrestling this week and watching the signing this 'd contract it is that mean we could fight her a prize but not really because i think that there was a certain level of the president trying to once again shift the media narrative we saw all of the coverage of the coronavirus than what was happening with the markets and president trump you know he's thinking in campaign mode all this year and what better thing to say then oh i have this deal that's obama yeah i brought peace to afghanistan i ended the mighty near long war 1819 year old long which realistically all of the people coming out and criticizing this saying really it's just a piece of paper it really will have no real effect on the outcome of this war the war still going to be fought i mean representative barbara lee out of california believe some misstatement on her web page she said this so-called pea

i'm carrie gracie.his week, the new coronavirus is now a pandemic, and its epicentre has moved from china to europe. people are dying in large numbers — in italy of course, but as infections soar, now in spain and france too. beyond europe, other countries are also in big trouble — iran still, but also the united states. africa and south america are now seeing a scattering of cases. and with many governments moving to close borders and ban mass gatherings, the global economy is at risk. my guests today: iain martin of the times, author thomas kielinger, political analyst eunice goes, and political commentator and broadcaster jonathan sacerdoti. welcome to you all. let's start with the question of europe. i'm going to leave this open to all four of you, who wants to be first in answering? do we think that europe missed a trick in not taking me draconian measures that we have seen, notjust in china, but also be quite fast measures we have seen in taiwan, singapore, japan, hong kong? possibly. i think poss

and that was the policy and campaigns managerfor liberty, gracie mae bradley.nject $5 trillion dollars into the global economy, to tackle the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. they also promised joint action and what they called ‘robust‘ support for developing nations. 0ur middle east business correspondent, sameer hashmi is in dubai. explain a little bit more about what the leaders have been saying about what some of the promises are. the statement has just come out a few minutes ago and what they are saying is there are two sets of announcements. 0ne is there are two sets of announcements. one is to fight the pandemic, especially when it comes to the medical requirements, they have pledged to increase manufacturing of medical equipment. which includes testing kits, ventilators which are needed right now in this hour, they have not mentioned how much would be the amount but they have pledged they will increase capacity is and make sure the distribution is equitable across the globe because some countries need these basic medical supplies, they have an acu

i'm carrie gracie.mes have been suspended until april 3rd. arsenal manager mikel arteta, and chelsea winger callum hudson—0doi have both tested positive for the virus, meaning both squads are self—isolating, along with a third team everton. efl fixtures have also been cancelled, alongside uefa, who have postponed their matches. in other sport news, england's cricket tour of sri lanka has been called off, with players to return home. the golf's players championship has also been cancelled, whilst the us masters is in doubt. let's break off and go to brussels where the —— it is live underline is lying response. the european union asa lying response. the european union as a whole needs to be determined, coordinated and united. in a pandemic scientifically based guidance is essential to help pull out the best course of action. yesterday, together with the commissioner, i launched aboard of outstanding scientists, there are religious, epidemiologist, to assess the ongoing situation and help develop the most

you're watching bbc news at nine with me, carrie gracie — the headlines: the prime minister is preparing to delay the spread of coronavirus after a third person dies in the uk. as italy's death toll reaches 366, the foreign office warns against all but essential travel to northern italy, where16 million people are in lockdown. markets concern — the ftse falls 9% after opening this morning. overnight, oil prices crash by nearly a third. we'll be getting the latest on the spread of the virus — dr al edwards, who specialises in immunology and vaccines, will be with us shortly.

i'm carrie gracie.e has moved from china to europe. people are dying in large numbers — in italy of course, but as infections soar, now in spain and france too. beyond europe, other countries are also in big trouble — iran still, but also the united states. africa and south america are now seeing a scattering of cases. and with many governments moving to close borders and ban mass gatherings, the global economy is at risk. my guests today: iain martin of the times, author thomas kielinger, political analyst eunice goes, and political commentator and broadcaster jonathan sacerdoti. welcome to you all. let's start with the question of europe. i'm going to leave this open to all four of you, who wants to be first in answering? do we think that europe missed a trick in not taking me draconian measures that we have seen, notjust in china, but also be quite fast measures we have seen in china, but also be quite fast measures we have seen in taiwan, singapore, japan, hong kong? possibly. i think possibly, asia

we have a friend, and gracie told me coming out of the brentwood area, and she was just very happy, and coming in and light traffic keeps it only at 20 minutes right now, and maybe puddles left over from overnight. it's good through the maze. >> thanks, mike. >>> the handover of the olympic flame takes place in athens today. officials are saying the games will go on as scheduled despite the coronavirus pandemic. all of the olympic action from tokyo kicks off july 24th, right here on nbc bay area. >>> 554. much more ahead on "today in the bay." napa county the only bay area county without a coronavirus case. we have a live report on how people are preparing. >>> your home, your biggest asset and your biggest liability. that's next. >>> just into our news room, new details on an overnight fire. the daily city home is now destroyed. it happened near thornton state beach. the flames started in the garage and the good news is nobody was hurt. >>> so many americans have been blind-sided by the coronavirus pandemic, suddenly losing their jobs. >> we asked our consumer vestigator, chris chmura

>>gracie run ad with a us coast guard he's a macy's and prescription medicines which we will be loading and needs to she will so they will be going sure it's not clear if that passenger tested positive for has other underlying medical conditions. >>once the ship docks in oakland california governor's office of emergency services says those who need medical attention will be transported to california health care facilities and the other passengers will be taken to federal facilities for testing and isolation that how we're going to get there we don't now we're all in this together on the ship so i can't imagine that they're going actually take cabin at a time and we're just not sure how that's going to work stolen in nearly 1000 other californians will complete the mandatory quarantine at travis air force base and the marine corps air station near march near san diego taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>now new today to bay area counties reported a total of 10 new confirmed cases of the coronavirus in santa clara, there were 5 new confirmed cases. no other details were released. and contra cos

big problem young voters don't know that kind of set up super tuesday at the far left doesn't like gracie't like joe and the rest so enjoy like joe and because they don't think he's far left enough. do think he didn't reach out with nra to talk about guns that's a really important issue he talked about the horror of every day young people zigzagging through always in the end just in fear every day of gun violence and so he spoke to those issues got into an argument. >>with one of the union workers earlier in the week who talked about the second amendment and joe use expletive so joe biden he you know he sort of speaking to issues that are important to young people and we talked about medicare for all of these not medicare for all, but the other public option to the affordable care act so he's trying to speak to issues that are important because the affordable health care act speaks to 20 year-old 18 year-old 19 year-old as well so they can stay on their parents insurance longer so biden's a lot of his issues do appeal to young people. like tom said i said on students since the 1970's when

i'm carrie gracie. the headlines at 8pm.hut their gates from friday afternoon, and they will remain closed for most peoples, the vast majority of pupils, until further notice. it poses a challenge for parents who are still trying to earn a living — the government says children shouldn't be left with grandparents who are the most vulnerable. i think it is good for the children but i think it is fun to be hard for the parents who have