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our top stories: taiwan's president tsai ing—wen makes her inauguration address saying taiwan will notccept china's one country, two systems, policy. brazil's daily death toll passes 1,000. it's now the third worst—hit country for infections in the world. pollution and the pandemic — the world sees a dramatic improvement in air quality. johnson &johnson to stop selling its talcum powder in north america over allegations it contains cancer—causing asbestos. taiwanese president tsai ing—wen has been inaugurated for a second term in office after sweeping to victory in january's vote. ms tsai secured over 75% of the ballot in an election dominated by the island's relationship with china. she opposes closer ties with china that claims sovereignty over the isalnd since the end of the chinese civil war in 1949. 0ur taipei correspondent cindy sui. what is the message coming from the president? president tsai ing—wen has just finished her speech and her main message is pretty much the same as last time in the inauguration speech, four years ago, reaching out to beijing offering dialogue with ch

predecessors have accepted that principles but tsai ing—wen has not done so. but tsai ing—wen has notis the reaction to her inauguration? joe biden has sent a very warm congratulatory message. secretary of state mike pompeo has also congratulated her. this is unprecedented that a secretary of state and joe biden have done so. she has one unprecedented support, especially from the us, who is willing to work more closely with taiwan to enable them to deal with china on many fronts. including the china sea. taiwan is playing an important role and tsai ing—wen knows this and believes this is her bargaining power to try and inform her relationship with beijing. also in terms of how well they handle coronavirus and contain the disease has given taiwan a lot of credibility overseas. yes, it has added taiwan has done better than most places so close to mainland china. it is only an hour away. yet it has never had a lockdown, the number of cases has remained at about 440 and we have had a whole month, more than a month, without any new domestically transmitted cases and without cases for a wee

those are the main numbers coming in from ing. we are waiting for an announcement to come at some point for the new ceo. coming up later in the program, we will bring you an interview with tanate phutrakul, cfo, ing bank. getting to the macro picture, unimaginable record-breaking, heartbreaking. those are the adjectives used to describe the jobs report we are looking at later today. whatever we expect, it is expected to be historic for job asses in april to wipe out decade of job gains. we got the jobless claims numbers yesterday, a deceleration for another week. the market reacted positively. we see some risk on green on the screen in asia and european a higher open.o the fact that u.s.-china trade negotiators have had a phone call is getting a lift to the risk sentiment. how much longer can risk assets stay decoupled in the real economy? .t is a question others pose in terms of the treasury market, the two-year and five-year yield , extended declines today in the two-year. ,hat has to do with sales bigger than expected on the 20

you've got the democrats and the house of representatives, accusing the trump campaign of coordinat ing with russia when the reality was that they were the ones who were paying for dirt that they thought came from russia and then asking about six things like p-tapes and prostitutes tok every one of these witnesses that came in and i think that's the real revelation for the american people is they were using their own russian dirt to ask questions and it was all fake, it was all phony, the whole time , and the press was in on this too. it's the cover-up and i think that's the main thing is now you're starting to see the piece s of the cover-up that are actually more important and that's why we, that's why what happened this week with general flynn being exonerated is the first part of the cover task up of the democrat's cover ing up for using this sick dirt that they paid for. maria: so you wonder if this is going to be the first domino to fall. i mean, these house intel committee russia trans transcripts confirm all that you've just said. you've got james clapper here is a quote. i neve

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so this has been a,ing frankly, a disaster. when you talk about going elsewhere to london, hong kong, other places, that's not happening very easily, i can tell you. look at the liquidity's not there, the depth and volume of the markets, the research report not to mention the prestige. none of that is happening in places like london. london has a total market cap of 2.4 trillion, ours is 37 trillion. and they have how many companies on their exchange today? two or three? i mean, the shanghai, london stock connect which was advertised as being a huge new event to increase listings in london, it's all but collapsed because of the repression in hong kong. hong kong itself is being beaten down by the mainland, and it's shaking investor confidence. so if you look around the world as to where china goes, if we have the temerity to force their compliance with federal securities laws, it's a very bleak picture for china. it's a very strong picture for us. maria: yeah. you make a really good point in all of that. i want to take a short

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tsai ing-wen in that inauguration speech. haslinda: that's right, a message repeated quite to the ire of china. to digest.ata asian economies see decisions on rates to thailand and indonesia. its key ratet unchanged for second month, whereas in thailand, k cut is expected later on today and in china, loan prime rates. let's discuss this with juliana lee, deutsche bank chief asia economist. welcome to the show. at with the lpr, left unchanged. is it fair to assume the pboc may guide down funding costs and the economy going forward? juliana: we have expected further rate cuts, but it was pretty much expected that the plr would be left unchanged given last week's option. it was pressing off of that. anotherrward, we expect 20 basis point rate cut before the mid-of the year. -- middle of the year. haslinda: what is your take on china's recovery path? optimism.s to be some if you look at all consumption, back to levels pre-covid, but that recovery could be easily derailed by a second wave of virus cases. juliana: right. if we have

expletive starts with the letter "f", elon responded message received she is essentially quite a few ing putting workers health at risk, the reason that people regardless who they vote for regardless of what party they belong to, the reason that they are so angry, is because you have this government over reach particularly at local level. of where there is -- they are encroaching on rights and freedom assembly woman saying good riddance take your jobs elsewhere because they are not union jobs. maybe, or because they are not as friendly to the democratic politicians as they would like him to be i think that this is

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chinese]ing >> [speaking chinese] >> at this year's npc session, a decision was adopted regarding the establishment of a legal system and enforcement mechanisms for safeguarding national security in hong kong. the committee of the npc will also set in motion a legislative process in this respect. does this mean that the central government has adjusted its policy toward hong kong and abandoned one country, two systems? heidi responded to the various comments in this respect -- how do you respond to the various comments in this respect? >> [speaking chinese] >> one country, two systems is the basic policy. it has been implemented, under which the people that govern hong kong with a high degree of it on ami access in strict accordance with the constitution and the basic law and supported the chief executive in the government in exercising governance according to law. at the npcn adopted session is designed for steady implementation of one country, two systems, and hong kong's long-term prosperity and stability. thank you. >> nbc news. the united states continues to blame china for the gl

now guests and cast members will be required to wear face cover ings, and then things like the parades and fireworks and other events that would draw a large crowd those events will temporarily be suspended. melissa? melissa: all right, revoking her status forbes magazine taking away kylie jenner's title of the youngest self-made billionaire accusing her of forging her tax returns. christina partsinevelos joins us with the latest, christina? reporter: in 2018, forbes shock ed everyone when they said that kylie jenner was the youngest self-made billionaire to ever make the list but like you mentioned they are now accusing her of inflating her personal wealth as well as forging tax documents to "reach a mega money mileston" so this was a lengthy and scathing feature published today

people were on the airwaves local airwaves here and courage ing and begging basically begging. people of minneapolis to to not come out and that's not a good idea you see when this come so sorry about the this is just happening right now it's not a good idea to approach a police line with a speech anyhow so to tell you. to tell you. again it is it is it was the politicians here who encouraged people to stay at home through bay to this curfew i think what's happening is that protesters here they were out in force they didn't really initially want to wanted to get. you know the way for a 2nd here get out of it get not you in the middle of a live shot if you could do let out who were thank you thank you. so. what no thanks so. life television for you in minneapolis in the middle of the night. and that had in effect protesters didn't want to move on it's just because of a curfew but i think the governor as well as the city here they put the some down now deployed enough police state troopers or at least a sizable amount as well as. national guard troops and there's there's nothing

we're ing it because it's essential to truth-seeking and to running a republican democracy. you cannot be a truth- if you're in groupthink. you cannot be a truth-seeker if you're unwilling to be challenged.or the sameunning a republican democracy, a constitutional democracy like ours. this only works if citizens treat each other as fellow citizens. e that ih with an equal right to speak. i have a right to speak. the pele who oppose me have a right to speak. because we're running a great experiment idemocratic order and democratic liberty and self-government, and you just cannot do that if some people get to suppress the speech of other people. >> absolutely. >> do you see that hpening in our national politics right now? problem in both parties with unllingnesto terate dissent. if you -- >> is issent" just beat out, politically. i just -- one of the things you said recently -- and y're a republican, on the record, who didn't vote for donald trump. there aren't many of them. >> not just he didn't vote for him. he had a critique and indictment of brother donald trump that was q

i will be interest ing ing to sw this plays out within the 5 billion guaranteed that they were supposed to receive from the french government. it was a done deal now we have to wait and see how this pan out job cuts that it could be some job cuts in france so they said wait and see. we sign on the check for only when there's an agreement within the job cuts with unions and local authorities where the factories are. the press conference just started in paris we'll hear more from them on their management this morning. >> whether it's in engineering within the new working framework of the alliance that we present to you two days ago, but also in our manufacturing sites. and what we are looking for is structural costs that we can cut, but we are not announcing a plan to close factories. this is an overall coherent plan given what has been written here and there, we will only be close ing three sites of our 14 sites in fraps this is only to ensure we can keep value added performance around strategic chubs that are strategic for the future such as electric vehicles or the circular economy we'

paul's force and as i told people who are listen ing, this is not an infinite number of people that we can pull. the minnesota state patrol is a highly-trained highly-organized force that when every single one of them is up and operating, is at about 700. you can't operate all the time on that. the same thing with the minnesota national guard and of course the cities. so as you saw this employee panda cross the united states, and you start to see whether it be domestic terrorism, ideological extremist to fan the group or whether it be international destabilization of how our country works, those elements are present in all of this. i spoke early this morning with the secretary of defense,esper, and with the chairman of the joint chief of staff milley extensively to update on the situation, receive their situation report, as

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we've got this first round this first goal done of flatten ing the curve, but there's been almost noe or timeline. [bell ringing] >> liz: tim courtney thank you very much. markets wrap up the week on a high note even as we see major job losses for the month of april. that'll do it for the "claman countdown", see see you monday. >> melissa looking ahead to the recovery the major averages closing up more than 1% today and ending positive for the week , snapping a two- week losing streak welcome to after the bell i'm melissa francis. connell: and i'm connell mcshane , we're back on long island as we continue our focus on small business and on jobs, today reporting to you from the downtown cafe, which is a restaurant as you can probably tell behind me that is closed but they have a pizza place next door that is open

taiwan's president, tsai ing—wen, is inaugurated for a second term after an election dominated by theand's relations with china. pollution and the pandemic: the world sees a dramatic improvement in air quality. the pharmaceutical giant johnson &johnson to stop selling talcum powder in north america over allegations it contains cancer—causing asbestos. brazil has, for the first time, registered a daily death toll of over 1,000 in one day. the overall death toll is now 17,971 and the total number of infections isjust over 271,000. it is notjust by far the worst—hit country in south america, it's also the third highest death toll in the world. this shows the trajectory of the daily total of recorded deaths going up and up. the bbc‘s katy watson in sao paulo has more. well, brazil passed two grim milestones, actually, not only was it the highest number of deaths in the past 2a hours, but it also posted the highest number of confirmed infections — more than 17,000 confirmed cases in the last 2a hours. now, tuesdays often peak because of the last few days over the weekend in terms of collec

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in los angeles, people going into an eye glass store cleaning that out, and i'm not sure what steal ing eye glasses has to do about police brutality, excessive force or standing up for the memory of george floyd. pete: they need extra glasses so they know which police car to throw their brick at. >> yeah. pete: whose to blame for this? is it the lack of leadership? is it these antifa agitators that are accelerating? where do you point the finger here? >> well i think one of the major errors we saw early on was when the authorities in minneapolis, minnesota allowed that third precinct house to be overrun. as soon as i saw that i got the sense and i'm sure the rioters got the sense nobody is in charge here, it's a free fire zone, we can do what we want. that was a major major disaster because the very first responsibility of government is to maintain order and protect our security and safety and when that failed i think a lot of people got the signal that it was a green light to go and start mayhem that erupted across the country. i get the sense the antifa people are organizing this , th

is being led by antifa and other radical left wing groups who are terrorizing the innocent destroy ing jobs, hurting businesses, and burning down buildings. griff: strong words and i know he doesn't do things the normal and old fashion way but i do believe this is a moment that calls for an address with that same sort of tone measured firm and try to bring us together at this time of unbelievable chaos. pete: what he has talked about is strength, about empowering the secret service and law enforcement. there's no doubt about those cos in the vehicle who are getting criticism for bumping the get se has a molotov cocktail they've renot going home. this is their job every single day and not have their back is bad leadership and that's whiteware seeing from these mayors. jedediah: you're right and a lot of people are writing saying where are the peaceful protester s i don't see them and the answer is a lot of them are afraid. there were many people who wanted to come out and peaceful ly protest in new york city and los angeles and other cities to defend the rights of the family of george f

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>> well, i think, i am stl a human being and my heart goes out to other human ings because i can see myself and my family and one of the most moving experiences i have had is my partner and i have been associated with california food for califoia kids and is seeing kids that need free and reduced lunch eat a healthy lunch on a sunny day outdoors in california is one of the most movg and meaningful experiences of my life. that is . what drives i can see in an eight-year-old i can see him right now with big ears sticking out with a huge smile on his face eating a fish taco. that is meaningful. >> thank you so much. >>> straddling arizona, new mexico, and utah. navajo nation has the highest rate of infection per capita in the united states. the nation hlich is rothe size west virginia lacks comprehensive healthcare and only 60% of residents have running water. they have been wearing masks for 6 weeks and dividing 57 week lockdown. nurses and doctors have been traveling there to help this community. joininanme now is associate professor of medicine who has treated hundreds of covid-19 pa

we will bring you some of the stocks to watch this morning including ing.ch lender sees profits dropped to the lowest since 2014 as it sets aside money to cover potential coronavirus-related losses in the banking sector. this is bloomberg. anna: welcome back to the european market open. we seem to have found reason to be cheerful. u.s. futures also pointing to the upside. we do see major averages over and the united states pointing to gains of around 1% for the start of the trading day. we are minutes away from the european open, though. watchget to the stocks to with annmarie hordern who joins us once again from new york. let's talk about airbus. normally when we talk about aircraft orders, we don't talk in single digits, but that seems to be what we are dealing with here. --annmarie: exactly. they logged nine new orders for april. it puts airbus in a delicate position. they need to be flexible with airlines and airlines are doing everything they can to hold onto cash, and they need it desperately, the flexibility, but at the same time, they need to look o

you wouldn't know this by the ing the news because news dwells on conflict, not consensus. the loudest voices say we open now.thing yes, people will die, but people cancer, r crashes, of of heart disease. we don't stay home for that. voices say, go to the grocery store, throw off make them call the police. they pretend to be brave. slogans t childish bout liberty as if liberty is meant to endanger the lives of convenience.r own on social media, they are trying to make this pandemic partisan. s if you're a republican or democrat should determine what medicines you should take or whether you should wear a mask. plenty of countries where everything is made to be olitical, where everything is made to be tribal. i never thought i would see of le in the united states america trying to make our country like that. not r. speaker, america is like that. the vast majority of us, republicans and democrats, still say that, of course, we should do what is needed to protect others. we are still a country that cares whether people live or die the than we care about stock market. in new jer

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, we are entering into the next phase and end of the week with modifications, we will allow retastt ing the specwill allow varication after self- certification of criteria that will allow even further implementation of our phase two. this is a very positive sign and it's happened only for one reason, the data says it can happen. but we recognize as we begin to modify behaviors modified and possible community spread do not have the capacity to control that spread and trace that spread and track that spread and isolate individuals that splay been in contact with covid-19, we'll have to make modifications anew and this is a sober announcement and done on the basis of health director in local communities guiding our effort here at the state and i just want to thank everybody for their collaborative support and not hard work over the last few weeks putting these modifications into play. one final point and then i'll pull over to dr. angel. we are not telling locals that feel it's too soon, too fast to modify. we believe they have separate time lines should be afforded the capacity to advance

you started with a cotton candy machine, and you are ing it to spin n95 grade masks.ell me how this works. >> everybody knows at this point now with the n95 mask that look like these, that we have a shorta them because of the multiple on the polymer thin is used de of it. it already implies that there is a process that is used at large-scale things like 3m and many other manufacturers and renderers that would make these that has beena bottleck. nd and we started thinking about it from a perspective of not just right here, but places around the world where this pandemic has not yet reached but will eventually reach where there ure no res or thinking about getting access to n95 material. i was talking to a doctor friend of mine in bangladesh, where she related to me thatal many hosphave never even heard of n95, because it is not accessible. and we started asking ourselves, rather than centralizing facilities that manufacture these, could we think about a small-scale distributed manufacturing for these high grade materials which could then combine with testing and qualit

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ing me from berkeley is transportation editor dan brekke. >> thanks for having me. >> one of the perks of the pandemic is that traffic has bu been much lighter,a recent study out of vanderbilt suggests once the elter in place lifts traffic will come roaring back and it wi be a heavy congestion situation. what you see occurring? >> that is the big question, people stay off of tranthe y traffiwac eyon te he road. and anecdotally, you hear a loti of people , i'm not going to go back on heart, i'm not going to go back on muni because i do nofeel comfortable doing it. anywhere from a commute that is 10-40 minutes longer each way depending on how many people abandoned transit. >> that is significant, 10-40 minutes. >> imagine how bad your commute is now. the metropolitan solid congestion, leading to the bay bridge on the san francisco side and that will become worse. >> twittnounced that many employees could continue to work from home permanently. telecommuting is the wildcard here. pull out your w crystal much do you see a need and desire for people together in person in the coming months?

taiwanese president tsai ing—wen has been making her inauguration address after an election dominatedy relations with neighbours china. she opposes closer ties with beijing which claims sovereignty over the island, and says taiwan will not accept china's one country—two systems policy. she's also highlighted how taiwan has dealt with the pandemic crisis, in stark contrast to china. more than 1,000 virus—related daily deaths have now been recorded in brazil, making it the worst hit country in south america. more than 270,000 infections have also been recorded, placing it behind only the united states and russia. the global pharmaceutical giantjohnson & johnson is to stop selling talcum—based baby powder in the us and canada. the company has denied allegations that the powder it uses contains cancer—causing asbestos, but has been taken to court thousands of times over the allegations. now it's time for hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk, i'm stephen sackur. the european union has struggled to find a collective response to the coronavirus pandemic. those countries hit first and worst by the v

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and a netflix docu series that consumed our attention include ing a shooting. his mother will be here to tell us why her son's story still resonates in today's fight against police brutality. but we start with tonight's lead. first wave new world. as we pass 80,000 deaths from covid-19, several states are going full steam ahead with their plans to reopen and even epicenters like new york state with phase iing in their initia returns to normal ahead of summer. of course we've had two months to get a handle on the public health and even economic implications of this pandemic but as we've seen in our state houses and our streets, it's the social ramifications of this crisis that reveal themselves daily. with armed protestors almost uniformly white shutting down public businesses without fear and public hearings and legislative places and often without masks. while black and brown citizens have been on the receiving end of enhanced police response to this crisis. this week, mayor depla blasio announced residents would no longer be required to wear masks in public u