and green week when you ought to be lesbian several pose on problem. if you want. to watch my door tonight also for. very powerful there the movie is about a long term lesbian relationship and the woman or the character who is your partner in the movie doesn't want to come out to her children and i'm wondering why does your character stay with her she loves her it's ultimately a film about love ok there are 2 women 2 older women and i don't think there's a lot of them a lot of films are lot of publications about older lesbian women very often you know lesbian women who. have sort of this to delay thing quality for men but this is really a film about love and she loves a woman she has a passion for her and she is she is upset and devastated that she never really makes the commitment and i've heard it's been getting great reviews yeah france now before i let you go there's something completely different i want to talk about which is your instagram profile as we said you live in new york and you've got quite an unusual instagram instagram profile especially for a well

green. this week, he was arrested in roseville. >> this is the first case in california and only the second in this country where investigative genetic jeanology has not only led to the freeing of an individual from prison from a crime he did not commit but the information identification of the true source. >> the attorney for davis says he will seek compensation for the 14 years he spent in prison >>> 4:18 is the time. back over to sal castaneda. i hear we're going to start traffic jams a little early today. >> yes, in the 5:00 hour. songs about love. since it's valentine's day. >> like "love stinks". >> right. exactly. it's up to you. you don't even have to participate. you can just listen. >>> good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at san jose. no issues on interstate 880. i don't see a lot going on. this is just the kind of commute we want on a friday. it looks very nice coming in to san francisco. i did see a little bit of misty fog. i'll go back to san jose. . >> there is a little fog for everybody, sal. but it's not really on the deck. . >> is that it or are you tossing

would have been brilliant on the greens this week. 45 birdies. 45 one putts. he is two putts away from a championship. his short game has definitely done the job so far. >> it certainly has. and this one's all about pace. it's going to be breaking to his right. it almost starts to workaway fr >> that's the hardest thing to get right when fingertips. i don't know if he's at that point. just took a deep breath. >> he's never lac i confidence. he won twice before winning this championship at doral in florida where he famously said i do consider myself the top five player in the world and there were raised eyebrows at that comment. people thinking, let's win a little more. well, he has. followed that up with four more wi wins, a major at the masters. now a couple of putts away from improving his resume. >> looks very good. >> this should do it. >> well, can't say enough about this guy, how tough he is. the more criticism there is of him, the more he seems to go in this little show of i'm going to shut everybody up with my clubs. my clubs do the talking. he's got a

that dna matched another man, michael green and this week green was arrested in roseville. >> this is the first case in california and only the second in this country where investigative genealogy has not only led to the freeing of an individual from prison for a crime he did not commit, but the identification of the true source. >> now lawyers for davis will seek compensation for the 14 years he spent in prison. >> 5:18 is the time. >>> let's get back over to sal castaneda for the commute. >> by the way may i say you look sharp. >> thank you, sal. so do you. >> yes, sir, yes, ma'am. >>> we had an earlier crash right at 7:00. 80 on westbound 80 i can put the the. no problems on marin or even highway 4. look at highway 4. you're in good shape here. no major problems heading out to the commute. richmond bridge traffic looks good and the bay bridge traffic is still light. now at 5:19 let's bring steve paulson back in here >>> all right. no clouds yet. karen says she wants to see some rain sneaking in. hopefully things will change in march. even our own mike mibach. what's the deal? well

the dna matched another man michael green and this week, green was arrested in roseville. >>> this is the first case in california and only the second in this country where investigative genetic genealogy has not only led to the freeing of an individual from prison for a crime he did not commit, but the identification of the true source. >> lawyers for davis will seek compensation for the 14 years he spent in prison. >>> hundreds of families in san jose are being affected by a decision to close two elementary schools. ktvu's azenith smith ports the evergreen school district voted to close the campus by the end of 0 this school year. >> of course not. >> many thursday's school board meeting in san jose an agreement no one wants to see schools shut down. the resounding support to close laurelwood and seen as a necessity. >> i do along with many of my colleagues support school consolidation because it is the fiscally responsible thing to do. >> the move affecting students that will be reassigned to other schools. the district says the schools were chosen given enrollment trends, cost to

i'm tyler mathisen stocks set to end the week if not the day in the green second week in a row as tech the way up, but, they're up double digits this year one tough strategist says there's a different sector about to soar. tell you which one it is and why. >>> plus, retail sales and consumer sentiment meeting the streets expectations, but something is below the surface that could indicate trouble ahead. explaining that. >>> later, ino

i'm tyler mathisen stocks set to end the week if not the day in the green second week in a row as tech stocks lead the way up, but, they're up double digits this year one tough strategist says there's a different sector about to soar. tell you which one it is and why. >>> plus, retail sales and consumer sentiment meeting the streets expectations, but something is below the surface that could indicate trouble ahead. explaining that. >>> later, in honor of valentine's day, tim seymour is going to do his best cube ed impression and tell you which storks on wall street you should love "power lunch" begins right now. >>> thank you, tyler welcome to "power lunch," everybody. i'm kelly evans and stocks are pulling back from record highs major indexes are still on track for second week of gains in a row and best month since june. dow down about one-third percent now. look at boeing one of the reasons why near session lows and down more than a percent on news that united says it's canceling all 737 max flights until september now. boeing down 1.25%. get to bob pisani at the new york stock marke

week. brian green explores the origins and future of the cosmos in until the end of time. in whistleblower, former uber engineer susan fowler speakes out against the sexual harassment culture she says she encountered while working for the company. in congress at war, historian fergus boardwick argues the civil war was won by the house and senate. west point professor of law tim bakken argues use of blind loyalty in the military has led to failure both on and off the battlefield in the cost of loyalty. in the boston massacre, a historian looks at the personal conflicts that led to the revolutionary war. copp nor doherty -- connor doherty in golden gates. and in dark towers, new york times financial you would to have david enrich takes a critical look at deutsche bank and its dealings with donald trump. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> please welcome dr. lynne cheney and karl rove with your moderator, susan eisenhower. [applause] >> you don't want to fa

weeks. upcoming green day concerts in asia has been postponed. the popular k-pop band bts has been canceling shows in south korea. cnn's paula hancocks live in seoul for us. paula? >> reporter: christine, cools here in south korea also closed not expected to open to at least march 9th, and that of course could be pushed back as well. there have been 971 new cases reported this friday. that is the highest daily amount there's been. there's been 1,000 new cases in just the last 48 hours, so clearly this is picking up speed here in south korea, a great concern by officials. and more than half of those confirmed are still from this one religious group. there is more focus on this religious group as the mayor of dagu has said he's going to file a report to police they have been omitting members names trying to do contact tracing and also they've been hampering the fight against the virus. the group itself denies all of this, but there has been a forced search on their headquarters we understand by officials as well today. there have been been a number

restrictions in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak singapore gave china's aerobatics team the green light a week prior to the show organizers said that china's aviators had taken proactive measures such as regular health checks before flying into the country singapore has barred all foreign passport holders trafficked from mainland china from entering transiting its territory. alps and us politics in new hampshire in the states democrats are voting for the presidential candidate they want to challenge donald trump round one in our west saw people who to judge finished narrowly ahead of bernie sanders but a technical meltdown with a voting up gave the president although i'm going to show he needed to mock the confusion you can vote for the weakest candidate if you were there were my only problem is i'm trying to figure out who is the weakest candidate i think there is a week. there are finding a job there are go there after each other you go out of all over the place into what they're doing however democrats in new hampshire remain determined to back their party's hopefuls explaining they would r

restrictions in the wake of the corona virus outbreak singapore gave china's aerobatics team the green light a week prior to the show organizers said that china's aviators had taken proactive measures such as regular health checks before flying into the country singapore has barred all foreign possible holders travelling from mainland china from entering we've been transiting its territory. in new hampshire in the united states democrats have finished voting for the presidential candidate they want to challenge donald trump with slightly over 10 percent of the precincts reporting now bernie sanders is leading his main rival that's pete buthe judged by 5 percent that's his round one which was actually in the other state of iowa finished narrowly ahead of saunders but a technical meltdown with the voting out there gave the president i mean addition to mock the confusion. you can vote for the weakest candidate if you were they were my only problem is i'm trying to figure out who is their weakest candidate i think they're all week. they're all fighting each other they're all going after each other you

green. this week he was arrested in roseville. >> this is the first case in california and only second in the country where investigative genetic genealogy has not only led to the freeing of an individual from prison for a crime he did not commit, but the identification of the true source >> as davis was leaving jail, he said the first thing he wanted to do was get a slice of pizza. his attorney also says he plans to seek compensation for 14 years that he spent in prison.>>> thousands of safeway workers could soon go on strike. what workers are demanding, after the break. >>> later in sports, the owner of the houston astros talks about the cheating scandal and what he said has startled a lot of people. >>> also ahead, restaurant owners sound off about appearing on delivery orders. >> i had to sit on his couch and watch him in his kitchen. he had on no gloves, no sort of safety procedures. growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom

restrictions in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak singapore gave china's air robotics team the green light a week before the show organizers said that china's aviators had taken practive measures such as regular health checks before flying into the country singapore's barred all foreign force borehole those traveling from mainland china from entering or transiting its territory. in new hampshire in the united states democrats are voting for the presidential candidate they want to challenge donald trump around one in iowa or saul bernie sanders run pete booted judge close but a technical meltdown with a voting out gave the president to mock the confusion you can vote for the weakest candidate if you were my only problem is that i'm trying to figure out who is their weakest candidate i think there are we i want to know there are 5 there are going after each other you got a ball over the place i don't know what the hell they're doing all democrats in new hampshire remain determined to back their party's hopefuls explaining their druther be hit by a meteorite and see donald trump secure a 2nd term in

restrictions in the wake of the corona virus outbreak poor gave china's aerobatics team the green light a week prior to the show organizers said the chinese aviators had taken proactive measures such as regular health checks before flying into the country singapore has barred the foreign passport holders travelling from mainland china from entering we've been transiting its territory. now to the us where the state of new hampshire democrats have finished voting for the presidential candidate they want to challenge donald trump with almost 30 percent of precincts reporting bernie sanders is leading his main rival pete who to judge by 4 percent but says round one in iowa was still booted finish nardi ahead of sanders but a technical meltdown there with the voting up gave the president enough ammunition to mock the confusion. but you can vote for the weakest candidate if you were there were my only problem is i'm trying to figure out who is their weakest candidate i think they're all week. they're all fighting each other they're all going after each other you got of all over the place that are wh

after the coronavirus wreaked havoc on global markets in recent weeks we are seeing a lot of green arrows on the rebound let's start in russia with the mo x. it is barely up on the week though there were substantial gains before russia's central bank cut its key interest rate to 6 percent on friday which caused the market to take a bit of a plunge but it stayed positive now moving over to asia we're going to star in shanghai where the composite is up mostly regaining the losses that have been due to the coronavirus prior to the lunar new year celebration which had markets closed for the entirety of last week now markets were reacting quite a bit to reaffirming phase one trade deal between the u.s. and china and a slowing of tariffs in hong kong also another green arrow as we said the hang seng is actually had its best week in nearly 2 months shares fell on friday but were more than 4 percent higher. they are for the weak policy makers help the market with liquidity injections and it's a tooting some restrictions on sell offs in japan the nikkei also up on the week making up for recent los

so look where we stand for the week. green on the screen. dow will have closed up nearly 3% for the week, the nasdaq would've gained nearly four and the s&p 500 coming up right in the middle up about 3% for the week. not bad susan leak, you can absorb some of the red on the screen. >> i think some of the best in many ways. we have 30 components, here are the winners, technology, microsoft leading the pack. we heard from larry kudlow say were going to build a 5g, why not have companies like microsoft replace components like always. ibm big blue as well. united health came and possibly the increase on medicare. look at the board and as you see the s&p a lot of big names, biogenic seen a lot of businesses week. an analyst have been raising the price targets as well pray national oil, that is very interesting because we are seeing improvements in offshore markets and international went in the makeup maker and citigroup rate let's take a look at nasdaq, i think it includes a stock of the year. take a look at tesla, their record height was $960 dow

investigators were able to match the dna to another suspect identified as michael green seen herehe was arrested in roseville earlier this weekstrict attorney says that green is one of 3 boys who are minors at the time who may have been involved in the murder. a motive for the murder is still unclear. >>we're going back outside with a live look on this friday night looking out over san francisco's embarcadero with the bay bridge glistening in the background a pretty picture real chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here with what the date night it's looking great out there tonight little cool out there nothing wrong with that right but nice and clear no rain out there right now so certainly a nice night to get out there and enjoy the n just setting on the bay area, couple clouds early on today, the swept out though by the afternoonleft a lots of sunshine. the eye. >>and the temperatures a little bit warmer, you see those clouds kind of parting the bexar they go spreading the wrap around again, but you'll see a for the most part now we've got a mostly clear skies that's what it's going to stay tonight little biof a sea breez

in the green for the week though. we get a perspective from susan lee who is on the. >> it came to an end with a strong week for the s&p and nasdaq. even the dow, for the dow and s&p the strongest week in eight months and then nasdaq the best week for the market but it declined today since 2018. we started on monday with manufacturing because they are no longer a contraction maybe manufacturing recession is over. we've had a pretty good earnings season so far. being led by big tech once again for the gain amazon, apple, facebook and microsoft as well. so three out of the 4 trillion-dollar companies in the u.s. leading the way. microsoft is seen pretty stellar gains up 8% or so. what really drags in the market today actually is what were getting from the asia-pacific and the concerns about the impact from a coronavirus. j.p. morgan flashing growth expectations for china in the first quarter. this 1%. this is the second largest economy in the world and they expected to grow initially at 6% so it went from six to one and

week. investment in green buses. i think boris is doomed with buses. i think boris is doomed with buses.ed these things spewed out more diesel than anything. com pletely out more diesel than anything. completely and utterly on environmentally friendly. the buses are a huge issue in the north of england. it's a huge issue in london. and in the midlands where i stay. and more is going to sort of the trains, it's one of the things in the package from a 170 million on buses, i think buses are hugely important in bus routes... hugely important in bus routes... hugely important rural communities. and beaches. they were looking at reopening some of the railway lines that were closed by beaching in the 19605. it will that were closed by beaching in the 1960s. it will be interesting to see the details we get and how far it's going to go. will it get those speeds, let's very quickly turn back to the observer in this is a worrying story. drugs giants a p pa re ntly worrying story. drugs giants apparently accessing our health records, they have been but. without we have done this before. and sure en

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week. physicist and columbia university professor brian greene export the origins in future and until the end of time in whistleblower, former cooper engineer against the sexual harassment culture that she says she encountered while working for the company. congress at work, historians argues the civil war was not one by abraham we can buy the house and senate. also being published this week, tim argues the loyalty in the military is on and off the battlefield. in the constant realty, the boston massacre, the personal conflict that led to the revolutionary war. the housing crisis in san francisco and how the rest of the country can avoid the same thing in golden gates. in dark hours, new york times financial editor, david takes a critical look at the international banking giant in its dealing with donald trump. look for the journals this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future book tv on c-span2. starting now is the final program from this year's savanna book festival. here's michelle solomon on her experiences as the first female president of the caterpillar foundati

week. earlier there was red numbers, then we had green numbers and a rally. again, we're back in the red. for markets. lauren: that was a positive tweet, though. i would have expected they to turn the futures around. but it didn't. at least not yet. cheryl: dow down 118, s&p down 12 and a quarter, nasdaq down 44 and a half. lauren: the oscars are sunday and celebrities are hitting the red carpet for the academy awards. which films most likely to grab the most hardware. you're watching "fbn: a.m." ♪ burning love. ♪ sfx: [sneezing] i am not for ignoring the first sign of a cold. i am for shortening my cold, with zicam! zicam is completely different. unlike most other cold medicines, zicam is clinically proven to shorten colds. i am a zifan for zicam! oral or nasal. cheryl: the biggest night in hollywood is upon us, believe it or not and as we wait to hear who is going to take home the oscar, the academy awards is this weekend. lauren: who is going to win, who should win, mark sergeant joins us now to discuss. the top contenders, let's start with best picture. >> i think it's obvious at this

we have a tree decorated with we have certain foods that we are if green bay were in the super bowl weekkesomething with cheddar cheese big from wisconsin. i have to say cheese curdsad, you know this a little bug cheese curds suay marks a record 11 tearsouth florida will host a super bowl and looking forward to watching in their own special way ually were with a group of our fries and family at home watching super bowl but. if the year some chiefs been here so we got to bhere with only waited for so long u know and were season ticket holders back at levi stadium this is like amazing for us right now it's like unbelievae. >>and in an around miami's hard rock stadium. ere's plenty of merchandise to bu of course rex top full with miami. vice super ge depending othe style fan shelling out 50 to $80 for ares that's the ki of fry saida tle game merchandise willrecall call for and as we have been reporting all week e ticket prices for the game at an all-me high you can expect to pay about step of right now average prices closeto 63 or $6400 yanks all right well, the forty-niners maki their 7th

e—scooters could be given the green light in the uk within weeks.like to know — are you excited or dreading their arrival? will you be whizzing around on an e—scooter, or do you fear chaos in our busy cities? what's happening where you are? get in touch — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. the head of the international monetary fund has warned the coronavirus outbreak could put global economic growth at risk and has called for a co—ordinated response. there's been a sharp increase in the number of people infected in south korea — and health experts are watching closely to see how the largest outbreak of the virus outside china develops. meanwhile, a strict quarantine remains in force in parts of northern italy, where three people have died. freya cole reports. the latest line from giorgio armani is usually met with a well—dressed crowd at milan fashion week, but this year it was presented to an empty theatre and streamed online. it is just theatre and streamed online. it isjust one theatre and streamed online. it is just one industry in italy and

week on coronavirus fears. the session low for the dow was down about 190 points. we're now in the green nasdaq still 114 points lower for the dow. it has shed basically 2,000 points this week alone. >>> let's brings in charlie, vice chairman with aerial investments and oliver porsche, a chief market strategist and vice chairman with bruderman asset management welcome to both of you charlie, i note that you say don't forget the political ramifications of what's going on here if the economy turns down, which would be bad enough for the market, the chance of a sanders win will go up and the market will like that not very much either but my question for you is if the market turns down largely because of a coronavirus, will voters blame president trump for that >> yeah, i think you're getting your cause and effect, at least i would say getting it backwards. it would be if people start behaving differently, they don't take trips, they don't go shopping to the mall, they stay at home, then you could have a recession and recession leads to higher unemployment and higher unemployment leads to do

green. romaine: the nasdaq is up about two cents. joe, you're talking up the markets. out,nyway, we should point it's still a very bad week for the markets. a very bad month over the last seven days. that we have seen in the past two years, they are really concerned. closing with the nasdaq in the green, and it's still less to settle, this would be the second advance for the nasdaq for the week. that gives you a sense of the ask and of the damage. volume continues to be much, much higher than we normally see. for the s&p 500, 139% above the moving average. romaine: on a weekly basis, there are only two stocks that finished in the green in the s&p 500, and those were both speculative plays around the coronavirus. sector andal quick looking at, energy stocks, small energy up 4.5%. this is a sector that got up litter rated. no new bond issues. let's check in with our reporters and see what they are keeping an eye on. abigail, let's get started. -- abigail: let's get started. this is the worst week since 2008. as they had that small move. he said watch after 350. that is when the by that can happen. that might be why we saw t

week. brian greene explores the origins and future and until the end of time. in whistleblower, former uber engineer, susan speaks out about the sexual harassment culture she says she encountered while working for the company. in congress at work, historian argues the civil war was not one by abraham think in part by the house and senate. also being published this week, professor of law tim argues the blind loyalty of the military has led to failure both on and off the battlefield. in the constant loyalty. in the boston massacre, historian looks at the personal conflicts that led to the revolutionary war. the housing crisis in san francisco and how the rest of the country can avoid the same thing in golden tickets. in dark powers, new york times financial editor, david takes a critical look at the international banking giant and its dealings with donald trump. look for these titles and bookstores this coming week and watched any of the authors in the near future on petitti on c-span2. ... later in about 40 minutes the history of african-americans in amarillo. w

week with his son of a $23.00. i felt it had to be. confined within 4 green walls the phone it's using. turn on to help him to leave this room. to lovely can go in mexico on the face of the palm trees playing in the monkey's chattering special guest with us today alex petroff see i. fit fieri they're rocking it out in the mining space. you were much a little earlier with. naturalists through. the years. consider what order. to libya where we still. will see you. and here again we meet our old acquaintance from not old in iraq on 3 pottery who was at the peak of his glorious self proclaimed commandant of my don. which basically means the leader of the radical opposition. so my dad most of that is up to the you're sitting beside you on the bus you will buckle under. control but he host nor addition your bills and you still can still both. the protesters who are still not leading a long line of riot police away it's not clear where they were taking them 67 officers are currently reported to be missing 14 policemen and 43 wounded or you've shifted what social. security and. thought those ar

copper on its longest losing stretch on record, two weeks of losses, finally seeing some green. the offshore yuan below that seven level. we had seen it at a stronger than seven level. strolling strong signals from the pboc that they are ready to support the markets. amanda: i want to take a closer look at tesla. this one. watching the stock has been gaining, the question is why. noted shortt from a seller, citroen research. we love tesla and promise never to be short again, but when the computers are driving the market, we believe even elon which short the stock. about the longer technology, it has become the new wall street casino. meanwhile, we did learn today the saudi arabian wealth fund sold some of its stake in tesla as well. markets certainly digesting what it is seeing here. in fact, sold almost all of its tesla shares in the last quarter. luke kawa is following this. let's start with a look at tesla. in the face of what is going on in the markets, all of this uncertainty, this one seems to be divorced from fundamentals. divorced from fundamentals is a great way to star

green. have fun in pyongyang starts february 28th on w. this week well story. turkey we go exiles from china try to preserve the culture of colombia souvenirs from a drug note. and we begin in berlin a syrian man who's seeking asylum is extremely worried about his family back home to live in it live proppants serious army backed by russian fighter jets is trying to recapture the region. checks the news from syria on social media all the time where did the latest bomb fall who or what was hit while he is in safety here in germany the rest of his family are in mortal danger and. he is desperately worried . for. drink i think of my children do they have anything to eat do they have a warm blanket or. his sons mohammad and 9 and 10 years old he had to leave them with their grandparents and if he thought it too dangerous to flee with them if the internet is working he calls them several times a day. what's going on. it's cold the bombing and the plane crashed we were where we were. very narrow a village get us out of here. come and get us. i want to but i can't we n

green. it was arrested in roseville earlier this week the district atrney says they green is one of 3 boys who were minors at the time who may have been involved in that murder, the motive for the murder is still unclear. >>later this month to death row inmates in san quentin will be allowed to request a transfer to other prisons. it's possible profesion and prop 66 a law was passed by voters in 2016 design to speed up executions but governor newsome has put a halt to the death penalty during his tenure. this present provision for prison transfers allows the death row inmates to join rehab programs. now families of victims killed by death row inmates are speaking out against it. >>it's neat victims themselves not to mention their families individuals and kill children they kill police to kill multiple individuals and that's the gift of being reintegrated into in general population in given the opportunity to participate in work programs in rehabilitation programs. and that makes no sense tome. >>prop 66 also increase the restitution for death row inmates from 50 to 70% so if inmates do end up

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the president of the research organisation migration watch lord green claimed that if the recomendations made last week advisers on migration were put into effect it would have a profound effect on the workforce. i do speak for 30 million uk adults who wish to see immigration reduced. my lords... well, read it, it's all on our website. my lords, last week the migration advisory committee made some recommendations that would, on their own admission, result in 16 millionjobs becoming open to worldwide competition. clearly, a rapid increase in immigration is a considerable risk, as indeed has happened on a number of occasions. so will the government, as a precaution, take powers to introduce a cap should that prove necessary? well, my lords, given that we will be introducing a new points—based immigration system and of course we will have the immigration social security coordination bill later on this year, as the noble lord will know, i will keep reviewing the legislation having introduced it and it will be something that is top of the government's mind when it is looking at its overall priority of bring

the green light for hundreds of tons of goods that was stuck here for weeks. the outbreak has affected us badly since the lunar new year most drivers have stayed at home. some of the trucks have been held up here for more than a month so the goods have gone bad spoiled overall it's hit us hard. close the checks on the trucks and drivers by customs are aimed at preventing the covert 19 virus from spreading any further but trucks are also sprayed with disinfectant and even though beijing says the rate of infection is going down in china the world health organization hasn't given any hint of an all clear. the. new to show a decline in new confirmed cases. we are encouraged by this trend but this is no time for complacency despite all the extra measures the vietnamese can only hope that none of the trucks inadvertently smuggles the virus back across the border when they return from china you virus in south korea 2 more people have died in iran the world health organization once countries could face a serious problem if they fail to hit back hard now some asian nat

it is interesting to see that the three stocks you're picking today are in the green, certainly off their 52-weeke that, but give me a sense what you think when you sort of put the coronavirus into the picture? >> sure. well i don't pretend to think that it's over and this couldn't get much worse. who knows. it's possible. i do think the more probable outcome it gets contained but i think, even if you were to compare it to like a spanish flu of 1918, what blows my mind, here was 500 million people infected, sadly took 50 million lives. yet from investor perspective, if you look at it, the charts, you can't tell when the spanish flu happened by looking at charts. so the long-term outlook looks intact. [closing bell rings] liz: brian yacktman, interesting ideas as the dow closes down 102 points. a fear trade if we've ever seen one. that will do it for "the claman countdown." connell: health fears weighing on wall street are still there. the global spread of the coronavirus has been rattling investors this week. there is a headline mere from new york that seemed to hurt stocks during the day with na

green today. hard to believe with this day and week we'll break down what might be behind the move there. plus you have questions, we have options. send them to the twitter handle we will answer them later on as always live from the nasdaq market site in times sque.'rba r wee ckft ts. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and welcome back to "options action." obviously coronavirus fears rocking the markets all week long the three major indexes closing out the worst week since the financial crisis and now sitting in on correction territory. more than 10% below the highs. this week's selloff wiping nearly 4 trillion in market cap out of markets as bad as things were there were a couple of bright spots today a number of travel stocks staying afloat aid mid-the market meltdown. what gives carter worth at the plasma talk about the technicals. >> on the week things very strong closed well today semis, software and then the things that are the worst. i mean this is the ground zrp. boats. literally boats where people are stuck on with the flu. this is the third worst calendar week of all time for this particular

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week with his son of a $23.00. i doubt that had to be. confined within 4 green walls. it's using. turn on to help him to leave this room. the russian state television propaganda machine propaganda outlet propaganda tools we are in an information war. is the can change the world tomorrow. we send out you tube videos the sleepless night shift today is the longest network. question brushes russia russia russia today's. reality t.v. that they will actually use russia to live and i really have to put drugs out there to see you then on our t.v. . or are so proud and still. are just getting through a number. why have you not shut down our t.v. on you tube it's a propaganda machine mr walker. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with autoimmune disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues

to the green meant to reduce violence for a week the 2 sides been holding talks to find a political solution to america's longest running wall a taliban spokesman says agreement could be signed in the next few weeks which could see the departure of all foreign forces from afghanistan. we had fruitful meetings with the americans we agreed at the end of the negotiations to sign a peace agreement by the end of this month in the qatari capital of doha immediately following the signing the agreement and releasing 5000 tell about prisoners direct talks with stuck between us and the afghan government syrian state media says that government forces have recaptured parts of aleppo province that once controlled by rebels president bashar al assad's forces have made significant gains over the past several days they've seized the strategic m. 5 highway that links aleppo with major cities turkey backs a section of the opposition that is trying to stop those advances. israel's prime minister says that an israeli civilian airliner has through has flown through sudan's and space for the 1st time benjamin net

thora here have just reopened one of the main border crossings the green light for hundreds of tons of goods that were stuck here for weeks. the outbreak has affected as badly since the lunar new year most drivers have stayed at home. some of the trucks have been held up here for more than a month so the goods have gone bad and spoiled overall it's hit us hard. close the checks on the trucks and drivers by customs are aimed at preventing the covert 19 virus from spreading any further the trucks are also sprayed with disinfectant and even though beijing says the rate of infection is going down in china the world health organization hasn't given any hint of an all clear. the. decline in confirmed cases. but this is no time for complacency despite all the extra measures the vietnamese can only hope that none of the trucks inadvertently smuggles the virus back across the border when they return from china. and that's also more background information you're going to find out our website at the w. dot com. thanks. w's crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues all of disowns are available