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outbreak is now testing, economialth systems and governments arounde pdates from italy, the u.s., ireland,hinathe u.k. and elsewhere. the number of cases worldwide in more than 110,000. the death toll is close to 4000. 60 people have recovered. hewe will haveatest on the virus spread ia moment. this is not just to health crisis, it is an economic crisis as well.av sharesfallen the most since 2008 this is the s&p 500. down a percent within monts. the dow jones index is down 6% initially. ckprices fell so q that trading had to be paused. when it was resumed, there was no let up. >> the last few weeks have been really dramatic but what happened today was something i ver seen on the floor o the new york stock exchange. shortly after openg saga, the dow dropped by 2000 points. n automatic sto to trading. if there isor a drop of 7 more the, se trading will stop for 15 minutes. it gives traders, investors everyone and opportunity to stop, take a breath, take stk of where they are. >> we saw another go live. this ithe 100 biggest was also . worstince may of 2008. germany and france were also down by 7

we had the testing so high in new york right now that we are testing per capita more than .hina or south korea south korea had more time to ramp up. we have done a great job at wrapping up the number of tests. when you ramp up the number of tests, you are going to get more positive cases. now, we are more worried. it is the reality that tests are demonstrating what was. if we could do more tests, you would find more positives. and finding positives is a good thing, because then we can isolate and we can trackback the number of counties continues to increase, and it will until that entire state is blue. the state of washington has 1000. california has 1000 and change. york is in that new a dramatically different position. you can see why we are taking these actions. york may very well the testing at a multiple of the other states. havenew york necessarily seven times more people who are tested in california? you don't know. you know we are doing more tests per capita. you don't know what the infection rate is. we did 10,000 tests last night. to get to we hoped 6000 tests. we have gotten t

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hina they both say that they will be working together to fight the pandemic on all trump tweeted that he's discussed the crisis in great detail with she's in pain but revealed little else spain is reporting another rise in the number of virus stats with nearly $800.00 duper tallies in 24 hours that raises the total to more than 800-400-4800 pardon me south africa has reported its 1st 2 deaths from the corona virus outbreak it has the highest total of confirmed infections in africa at more than a 1000 doctors in zimbabwe have gone on strike over a lack of protective equipment joining thousands of nurses who walked off the job earlier this week instead most doctors and public hospitals were staying at home but will return to work as soon as their safety was guaranteed for the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera more news to come inside story is that next. the coronavirus pandemic provide an opportunity for relief in yemen on the 5th anniversary of the start of the war the un urges a truce on the return to peace talks what are the prospects of ending a conflict that has destroyed the li

our correspondent yulia hina is following the story for us on the turkish side of the border with greece. can you bring us up to date on what's happening where you are how the migrants coping with the situation. well it's been 5 days since turkey gave green light to refugees and migrants to leave for the european union and since then thousands have gathered here along the greek a border it's a very long border 200 kilometers long i'm in the tucker village of doran right now at the river that's the river running along the border and many people are waiting here or they are camping here they're hoping they're still hoping to somehow make it and crawl to the other side you can see the trees that behind me that greece people have set up a makeshift shelter. very many families with children the children are trying to play with whatever they can find but people also tell me it's quite tough for them especially during the nights when it's cold they say they don't have enough to eat not enough to drink even though we saw some volunteers distributing bread a little yeah and some people many peopl

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i can best clie hina is withhol because they need these medicines for their own people sfpeople. >> we have a question from one of our viewers. why are we dependent on china for making our -- for making the ingredients for our pharmaceuticals? why can't we make our own? labor cost, availability of resources? >> that's a great question. we started becoming dependent on china for the core chemicals in the '90s. it ramped up in the early 2000s when the u.s. opened up free trade with china. tariffs came down. that's when we lost our last penicillin plant. we can't make bpenicillin anymore. mo we can't take vitamins anymore. who knew our trade laws would have such an impact? that's where we are now. yes, we can make them here. china has cheated on trade. they fix prices. they control supply. these are all illegal trade practices and plus, the chinese government is subsidizing. how can we -- we can make the medicines here. that's what i have been working on the last couple of months. because of the earlier show i was on with you, a number of people reached out to me who are really smart, bri

hina's manufacturing activity slashes expectations and hitting a record low last month, the lowest economy on the way to full capacity, we'll discuss. this is bloomberg. >> this is bloomberg day break. i'm nejra cehic in london with manus cranny in dubai. we're seeing red on the screen for a lot of asia. u.s. futures on the back. the 10-year yield slips. coming up we'll talk about that. ♪ manus: good morning from dubai. i'm manus cranny. nejra cehic in london. day break europe. your top stories. china p.m.i. beats estimates. a mixed picture for asian stocks and mixed futures. crude oil at an 18-year low and a volatile quarter comes to a close. the w.h.o. stays coronavirus outbreak in europe may be approaching a peak. italy looks set to extend easures until at least easter. new york city has reported a 16% increase in deaths in six hours. e white house and congress consider forced stimulus. johnson & johnson shares surge on hopes of a vaccine. there is a number of moving parts that we have to try and consider here. one is the chinese data. does it give any veracity to you that is the questi

been on a state visit to the federal republic of germany where they were greeted by president col hina luca and chancellor court keeping up. the visit focus primarily on economic ties between the 2 countries the shop visited the big steel companies along the rhine and he needed help to industrialize his country for example building new dams for agricultural irrigation it was a lucrative opportunity for german businesses. but the ugly side of the shah's regime was revealed during the couple's visit to the opera and ballet and when members of savak attacked demonstrators protesting against oppression and torture in iran the situation escalated in the shah's visit and the protests against his policies became a turning point in the history of west germany. to drive his white revolution forward the shah used capital from abroad to upgrade his country's technology he invested billions in electrification and in various industries. he wanted iran to catch up with the modern world and become the global power it once was. i think that our country in the next 10 years will be what you are today.

and the side is still very much affected by the numbers we have seen ,very day, especially in europe hina, and in the u.s., a course. you are having a little bit of a tug-of-war in this story. [indiscernible] it needs time. action by the central banks, fiscal action to remove the disruption in the economic cycle . hopefully, they have numbers coming out of the virus patients in the europe and the u.s.. guy: how low does the pound go? we have a situation where we are seeing a significant lowering of cable over the last few days. today we are higher. we are seeing bond markets in waiting for the chancellor of the exchequer. does it stay here, or does it bounce back? luis: i do believe that when it -- has been very proactive in terms of putting sizable fiscal expansion in the system. that the european economy is still feeling the pressure. dealing with the crisis, dealing with the disruption in the economic cycle. , i can seeestions the downside for sterling and the current environment. guy: one final big picture question. equity we start to see markets and bond markets moving in different d

it started out very much as a hina concern, and then it spread beyond that.hink one of the things where e're seeing stuff most acutely is that air freight is getting severely constricted. what people may or may not know great deal of air belly ofraveled in the passenger debt. when cut off the travel of countries, you lose that capacity. straight is still moving reasonably well. emily: what about air? we know the airlines are can be a , and that backup when other supply chains seize up? very,h, it turns out it's very difficult and expensive to onvert passenger planes to cargo planes, so -- and with 50% the capacity -- of the with eight capacity going those passenger planes, when people don't want to fly or when hey're not allowed to fly, as we've seen increasing number of travel restrictions, then those flights go away, and you don't have that capacity. twkly acute problem now because often when you have had chain interruptions, goods that might have been sent by other slower routes, people to air as a way to quickly.h inventories it's a time when people are m

when a 3rd of the staff has reported coronavirus symptoms at the beginning of the us government flew hina. americans by charter out of wuhan. >>and put them on a mandatory 14 day quarantine meantime in this facility. we're nearly 2 doen people have died anyet staff can come an go why has there been a self quantine we have not received that we have been discussion with the cdc and the departme of health in washington. >>they have not told us to completelquarantine in place he says no one else will take the patients and less to show life threatening symptoms do you find that odd sincethey were quarantinig peoplewho they had flown t of wuhan for 14 days, even thgh they didn't test posite that they have in quarantine at the to icc's own decisions and the directions that they're iving i can only tell you what they have or have not told us all right ad. love you. you look od. stl the families of paents here keep showing up ying to boost their parents spirit you need to read ur legs get that blood flyin ok, catherine kim's father has tested positive though he's not showing major on the phone it'

the united states, great britain, the soviet union and .hina would dominate there would be a general assembly where all nations of the world will be represented but one of the sore points was the soviet union came up at yalta but it was discussed already earlier. the soviet union insisted they wanted to have all their 16 republics represented. in the general assembly. meaning georgia, ukraine, whatever would be representing as individual states would be represented and churchill and roosevelt were not very excited about that. i'm not going to talk more about it because i'm sure dr. parkey will pick up that issue. veryuture of germany was a important discussion part in all of these conferences. namely the decision that germany would be occupied militarily i the big three after the war. there was an interesting incident in tehran where they were talking about the nazifi germany and stalin said the best way is to kill 50,000 officers. churchill was aghast at this sort of suggestion. we don't know if he set it in jest. it doesn't sound like it. roosevelt choked back 45,000 -- 49,000 is e

southerners, pressures, raise their blood pressure, antibiotics, 90% of those chemicals are sourced in .hina the reality is generic manufacturing has collapsed in the united states. there were two western companies left that are making generic drugs and they announced last year they are dropping half of the products because they can no longer make them so they are on the fda shortage list. how did this happen, because the patterns of china forming cartels which was driven out of production we can't make penicillin anymore because what i wrote about in china and thousands and thousands of other medicines. india put out an export ban because the industry that supplies us with 25% ofus the generics depends on china for those core chemicals. so what can we do? during the spurt, small companies have approached me and these are brilliant people. . wanting to prepare tomorrow to start using advanced manufacturing technologies to make medicines fully made here in the united states that are in short supply. there's a precedent for the u.s. government to fund that is all manufacturing mainly flu vacci

cancellation after the country announced on wednesday it was ordering all sporting events to take place hina closed doors. although he was olympic organizers along with the international olympic committee say canceling or delaying the games due to a coronavirus is not being considered it's good news for athletes including world champion high jumper. bar shame a catteries a favorite to win gold in japan some other sporting events are taking place behind closed doors without spectators are told al jazeera he hopes that doesn't happen at the olympics i think to take so much of the joy and the beauty of sports go sport need to be celebrated on the filled with people with audience you know to interact with the reaction from people and the support we get from the people on the job we give them it's a big very very special relationship is a big part of sport that cannot be taken away oh i don't watch the field rather it feels like more like training you know i don't want to go to the biggest event. coming to compete with an audience of the people of the end of the day health is the most important a

. -- hina, we are avoiding high expected growth early. we are avoiding those in china.en: should we start talking .bout the hit to dividends some sectors are going through the floor. energy is one of them. for people looking at value, saying, let's look at dividends, what would you say to those people? value before anything. [inaudible] we would stay back for at least another three months. within the next three months, we will see a wave of value. what is happening in the last six months, markets are being traits.y proxy [inaudible] -- is that they are starting to pick up the negative correlation. but that is [inaudible] yvonne: bonds are seeing a rally but we are seeing so much volatility in where yields are going, what is the next move in yields? use toink we expect the continue to go down. economy.ng the entire the yields will continue to go down. it's better to take a defensive stance -- [inaudible] avoid high momentum sectors for the time being. haidi: thank you for joint -- stephen: thank you for joining us. have a great weekend. yvonne: coming up we are talking m

apple started ripping outlets in .hina to help sales and demand . and senior management are said to be taking voluntary pay cuts of up to half of their compensation and general employees will have pay rises suspended temporarily. >> let's take a look at how the markets across the asia-pacific are doing. perhaps what you would expect, the nikkei a few markets in the red, currently off more than a quarter of 1%. hang seng and shanghai composite in positive territory. this is bloomberg. ♪

he also says he is in close contact with his counterparty in .hina >> the european union has announcedmission president ursula varner lay-in -- ursula von der p are the ecb scrapping bond buying firepower. shery: china suspending foreigners and response to decisions already taken by other countries. president xi jinping used the urgeonference call to greater cooperation to avoid a global recession. claims almosts 3.3 million people filed for unemployment insurance and the week ending march 21, dwarfing previous levels going back to 1967. shery: shares and china's ba icy grow. we have seen a week on week gradual increase in china autosales since early february. are we expected to see that recovery continuing accelerate? >> yes, i think what we are expecting in february as well, the whole country tackling the coronavirus, we see businesses getting back to normal, but we -- in the supply chain earlier, we got approval from the authorities, but we are seeing that their production rate is well below capacity at the moment. are seeing the below capacity, mainly because part supply is still v