barclays warn it will be tough to return on equity in 2020 ceo is being invest gated for ties with jeffery epstein. >>> shares of credit suisse and more after his resignation >>> the results are better than forecast sending shares sharply higher >>> airbus shares open in the red after the group's bribery settlement eat into profit despite 2019 orders and deliveries we speak to the ceo later on today on cnbc. >> it has been a very busy day for earnings across the board. bank earnings are front and center with three financial groups releasing full year numbers. starting with barclays the bank will be tough market conditions a profit of 3.26 billion pounds. earnings rose in part thanks to a 17% performance. results have been overshadowed by ceo links to jeffery epstein who committed suicide while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. they said he had not had contact with epstein since becoming ceo. after reports that stayly visited epstein in prison. >>> credit suisse posted a surge with thebest bottom line performance since 2010 the figure came in short of expectations keeping fresh on

jeffery: please welcome robert reich. [applause] reich: well, thank you, and thank you,u, clara, and it's so nice to see you. as you can see, donald trump has worn me down. [laughter] when i was last here at the commonwealth club, george, i was 5'10", wasn't i, just about. [laughter] more seriously, sometimes it is

of jeffrey abstain she was fond of molesting the young girls and also child pornography just like jeffery abstain was and she played a very instrumental role in actually grooming young girls to be abused by jeffery abstain and also transforming them around the country to be pandered to epstein's rich and powerful friends there's that famous picture of her standing next to prince andrew and prince andrew standing next to a victim and going natural has not been charged with anything and it to me that's that's kind of mind boggling and we say we don't know or it said that we don't know where she is an vast crowd of that that's completely ridiculous because someone like glenn maxwell is she lives high on the hog i mean she spends a lot of money her financial footprints are all over and the f.b.i. if the f.b.i. wanted to find glenn maxwell tomorrow they could find her i'm i'm convinced of that it really does nick you've covered you know these cases before obviously the franklin scandal which is a you know very big case are you seeing those same similarities here in the 3rd act as you mentioned

steering that could lead to a crash >> meanwhile, barclays ceo is looking into relationship with jefferyecially teen. adding that stayly told the bank he had no contact with epstein after becoming ceo back in 2015. >>> the criticism over bernie sanders becoming the apparent front runner among democrats continues yesterday. the cofounder and executive chairman weighed in on the impact of a potential bernie sanders win and what it could have on the markets, take a listen >> i don't think sanders is seen as somebody likely to be president of the united states right now, you have a situation where whatever you think of donald trump positive or negative, he has an economy going well for him >> this comes after comments that a sanders win in 2020 could wreck a u.s. economy a lot has to happen before >> we have to have a lot of things shake out and have a lot of things happen you have to have a house and a sflat let things get done. >>> to china now where the company is reporting massive new count of cases eunice yoon is in beijing live this morning >> the number of cases has jumped, surpassed

joining us is jefferies analyst and has a merck buy rating on the company.optimistic perspective? david: we were surprised by the volume immersed put out of 1% to -- a range 3%. volume is currently very weak. that corresponds to 50% of capacity to europe. they think in volume terms it will be recovered. it would imply an acceleration compared to the growth we saw last year by 1.4%. held back by the trade dispute between the u.s. and china. well below the growth in global gdp. the impact from earnings will be much larger. it might not be such a big impact. the impact on the earnings will be more pronounced that maersk was guiding yesterday for operating profit in a range from $5 billion to $6 billion. that compares to our initial estimates at the beginning of the year before the coronavirus outbreak of $6 million. you could argue that because of the coronavirus outbreak and the toative impact, could be up $1 billion impacting earnings by 17% compared to where we were originally. guy: i was looking at some of the numbers. the container shipping rates have come

jeffery epstein was close friends and reportedly tried to meddle in its business affairs and force models into having seconds. >>> a new report at mgm's data breachment now the casino and hotel giant. but a firm that monitors cyber crimes says 10.6 million people were affected. mgm says most of the guests names, phone numbers and addresses were exposed. mgm says it has notified guests and hired two cyber security firms. >> a sports legend finally able to break his silence. take a look. i know that face well from san diego. one of the greatest skateboarders of all time tony hawk. we're going to get a chance to chat with tony hawk live during the 7:00 hour of mornings on 2. very exciting. >>> 6:26 is the time. we're just two days away from the next democratic presidential caucus in nefdz. just ahead how candidates are trying to make final pitches to voters and how they're trying to spin their performance at the debate. >> also, a new proposal in berkley to safeguard renters from eviction. the reason the idea is among the first of its kind in the state. >> but first, we want to take you down

one of the passengers jeffery posted oven instagram about his journey. >> i'm used to being in somewhat of a confinement for probably over three weeks already. so it feels kind of weird that everybody looks normal again. like i can see while i was in china and also the quarantine. >> now, this morning, the santa clara county health department says there are no new cases of the coronavirus. new confirmed cases from earlier this month have been quarantined at their home. >>> search crews in marin county go back out there this morning. looking for a missing couple from palo alto. looking for any sign of them. the search focused on the waters of shell beach near the cottage the couple hadden rented. 77-year-old carol capa rski and ian irwin left behind their cellphones, their car, and other items. >> we are still considering this a search and rescue mission and we are not considering it a recovery mission. >> the searchers say they haven't given up hope and they also say they've seen nothing that says foul play is involved. >>> so nice to have sal back this morning. >> thank you, pam. we di

the suburbs of jeffery bad in northeast delhi have become battlegrounds in the fight against india's citizens men law for the 3rd successive day security forces fought with protesters both for and against the law.

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to anchorage a coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally. no i did see it as also found itself in hot water today because it's been a bad day for everyone in teams. they sent their troops special forces u.s. special forces stationed in syria and patrol in northern syria in the province of chemistry and they they drove into a village they drove into a village where they weren't welcomed at all the locals the villagers walked out blocked the road they refused to let them past one thing led to another and the united states united states troops started shooting apparently they claim in self-defense 2 people died 2 local villages it is unclear whether they were at all armed there are also worrying reports which we haven't been able to verify that one of them was a 14 year old nevertheless the americans drove away and then they issued a statement saying that one of their soldiers had scratched himself and sustained a scratch on his gear apparently on

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to ankara to coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally there are now 4 nuclear powers engaged in syria 5 if you count israel and they're fighting on different sides the danger of escalation is colossal that happened today when an american convoy drove into a village where they weren't welcome. but this is our car village the americans came in and faced resistance from the villages people who threw stones at them so the americans answered with bullets. a young man was killed and 2 were injured a 14 year old youngster killed to add insult to injury the pentagon in a statement referred to the villages as a pro acid militia and accuse the villagers of occupying the village they live in also the american soldier who apparently scratched himself as fide no need to worry he literally separately tweeted about that so there you go an ugly day in our glee war and as things stand liable to get a whole lot uglier still. we discussed the issue with executiv

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to ankara to coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally. the so the united states are clearly trying to take control to get behind the wheel in this whole conflict and again this is not the 1st time that the turkish troops have been killed in it live there have been other instances as well and previously russia's foreign minister outlined what would be one of the key problems as why this keeps happening because he said that turkey failed to deliver on one of the promises and that is to. divide the radical radical hardline jihadist groups from those groups who are ready to move forward as a dialogue we're ready to talk with damascus with bashar assad and so on and so forth this is according to russia this hasn't happened and clearly the visit of the turkish foreign minister to moscow which is imminent now they will be trying to sort this thing out 1st and ok so the flashpoint to keep watch on again all right for now a question of thanks very much

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to ankara to coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally. well in fact president irgens remarks and harsh words directed at russia they came after this statement by mike pompei oh so but then again he called putin and he's sending his foreign minister to moscow so it looks like that's still moscow and ankara russia and turkey that they are ready to talk and they're showing that probably they don't need to really anybody else well except for the syrian government who was to try and get this peace process back on track laura your focus is going to if it goes down off the. full health organizations urging the media not to cause hysteria surrounding the coronavirus breaks after reports of merge no citing a medical expert from hong kong warning that maybe 2 thirds of the world's population could be at risk of contracting the disease some concerning instances of transmission from people with no travel history to china could be the spark that becomes a

jeffery sterling stepped out why it will be such a one sided affair where the government is able to do whatever they will are there in the trial but anyone trying to defend against that because of the complications . of the national security will be very difficult i did my best to fight against all of that. it was a hell of about and of course it's not just purely innocent to the u.n. repertoire says torture knob charlie detained by british authorities here it's chelsea manning who refuses to testify against a songe and who who is imprisoned there in the united states obama commuted jealousy manning sentence of 35 years saying it is disproportionate your vice president mike pence said there was a mistake to commute the sentence do you think u.s. authorities really want a songe manning dead as an example i don't know that they want her back would not serve the purpose of putting these individuals up as an example of what can happen if anyone decides to whistle or say or do you really think it may be an embarrassment to the u.s. government how would you advise someone out there right now

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to ankara to coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally. so harsh words in special given the rocky relations between washington and ankara lately and keep in mind that earlier ones a statement about syrians having to get out of syria came right after on the right next day after this statement one might prepare. all this said all this rhetoric the talks are still continuing the politics still continues oneness what russia's stance is on all this or indeed because russia is heavily involved in essentially russia and turkey they have been a kind of the government who was and it was up to russia and turkey to bring peace to russia has been outlining a simple fact that syria took response or excuse me turkey took responsibility for putting a clear distinction between which groups are ready to talk with the government and are ready to engage in dialogue and move this peace process forward and which other factions just want to do something like that th

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to anchorage a coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally. united states has also found itself in hot water today because it's been a bad day for everyone in teams. they sent their troops special forces u.s. special forces stationed syrian patrol in northern syria in the province of chemistry and they they drove into a village they drove into a village where they weren't welcomed at all the locals the villagers walked out blocked the road they refused to let them pass one thing led to another and the united states united states troops started shooting apparently. they claim in self-defense it's as i said an incredibly messy situation for all sides involved there are obviously calls and a desire for the deescalation but whether people are genuinely going to commit to the escalation which is a difficult process remains to be seen. so let's get some reaction now from what former you can master to syria peter for thanks for joining us sir good to ha

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to ankara to coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally and interestingly enough earlier ones tough words today came after this statement that we've just showed you that we've just give you a listen to but again after those harsh words came the talk with latimer putin apparently a very urgent desire and urge to talk this over and to work it out through diplomacy so russia and turkey they're not doing a diplomatic divorce but rather they're they're very passionate about their about their geopolitical goals but they are ready to respect each other's interests and they're ready to move they don't need any other middlemen in this case of watch this space certainly as the talks are ratcheting up at the moment and the talk is already going to turn off unearthing thank you complicated story and complicating it for us no talking a complicated story if this next one of the palestinian president has formally rejected donald trump's middle east peace plan

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to ankara to coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally. there is also an incident between the united states troops in syria and locals today in the province of chemistry in northern syria the united states a convoy of american special forces drove into a village village that didn't welcome them they set up a road block the villages a local tribe they wouldn't let the united states their forces through so you know one thing leads to another and suddenly there's a gun fight breaks out the united states says that 2 people were killed 2 locals and one of their soldiers sustained apparently a scratch they thought this newsworthy sustained a scratch but he's ok now he's back to back to judy. in the fight was that you know the violence was deescalated by russian by russian military convoy which was also in the area but it does go to show how. tense the situation is and help prove things are the escalation so certainly will be we'll be watching this un

yesterday's attack in the ongoing assaults by the assad regime and russia must stop i've sent jim jefferies to ankara to coordinate steps to respond to this destabilizing attack we stand by our nato ally. so clearly the united states are trying to capitalize on this whole situation but we'll see whether or not he will be able to deliver on this promise of dividing putting this clear division distinct distinction between radical jihadists and those groups who are ready to talk and we'll see if anything comes out of the talks in moscow maybe of the next couple of weeks as well that as saying could be the crunch time we'll keep following it thanks for bringing us up to speed on this long story all right. new a story next for you the world health organization urging the media not to cause hysteria surrounding the coronavirus breaks after reports emerged citing a medical expert from hong kong warning that 2 thirds of the world's population could be at risk of contracting the disease some concerning instances of transmission from people we know travel history to china could be the spark that beco

getting to our guest, jeffery, great to have you with us this morning. on the back of the latest consensus numbers there for the u.s. s&p 500 companies clearly, companies have been trying to prepare investors for a hit from the coronavirus do you think we are brown to see more down grades >> yes it will be a weak first quarter in the least we went into the start of the year on the average up 6%. there is some down side risk to that the dollar is important and has been strong during the course of the outbreak is that going to be a concern foru.s. investors. >> we are more likely to see the impact through the pressures we saw that guiding lower from last week. >> what have you seen in the data over the last few weeks that illuminated for you >> on the surface, it looked strong if you look beneath that, it showed an increase of delivery times from mainland china. that was a worry there is a limit to how far they will run that down that was a real indication that supply pressures are beginning to be noticed among european corporates >> does that mean a few w

the suburbs of jeffery bad in belgium bora in northeast delhi have become battlegrounds in the fight against india's citizens amendment law for the 1st successive day security forces fought with protesters both for and against the law . this man says he was shot in the foot by police shotgun pellets why when nobody knew where i was standing with my mother and sisters protesting peacefully when police and people with the mob started firing repeatedly they fired tear gas one person was shot in the chest and another one in the hand. another wounded youth who sped away on a motorbike it's incidents like these which have drawn thousands of young muslims to join the protest they are angry at the lack of control by the government and are suspicious of the police we are discussing the police from police because police supporting the dam. was not muslims we fear fire the police also fired on them was only a muslim on muslims only not into the police not supporting the muslims. police are being criticised for not intervening and stopping the violence against muslims often simply standing by an

turning back to the markets now, i'm joined by chief economist at jefferys international apple, some real rubber-meets-the road guidance is this what we can expect from businesses all over the world? >> i know nothing about apple but it is not surprising you'll have large companies with complicated supply chains coming out of warnings. in terms of the global trade cycle, it is very different from when sars hit in 2003. we'll see the world trade coming out of the dot com bubble bursting the situation now is is that world trade rolled over last year according to world trade organization, that fell further into the first quarter of this year that points the direction of travel i would expect on the back of us and put brexit into the mix. more companies will be revisiting their models. they'll be looking at their supply chains. we would expect to see the impact of the global supply chain management going forward in terms of the global gdp, it is not a major hit, we are watching developments closely. >> there had been so much brought up in uncertainty. you model these things how do you th

the vice chancellor, professor charlie jeffery, sought to reassure students earlier, as did the studentones. as you are aware, public health england has informed us that one of our students has tested positive for coronavirus. this is one of two individuals who tested positive for the virus in the city. 0ur immediate concerns are for the infected student and family, along with the health and continued well—being of our students and staff and the residents and visitors of our city. we understand this development will cause concern and anxiety, but i want to reassure our students, staff and the wider community that we are working closely with the lead agency, public health england, and other agencies to manage the situation. we will continue to take direction from public health england. public health england has advised us that the risk of infection being passed to us on campus is low. the university is open and will continue to operate normally. i want to reiterate to students, staff, parents and visitors that we are working with our partners across the city to ensure that york and the u

operation that has been a piece really because of women who were decided to stop their protest in jeffery bad at a station. after intense provocation by hindu nationalists now that violence is spin some of the worst that delhi has seen in decades and the casualties show that so there's a big deep rooted problem that has now overshadow what this whole matter was about this was about civil rights over the citizens amendment act but it's being come in northeast delhi something about religion between muslims and hindus and that's not how it was this whole protest movement began because of across the board all religious denominations all minorities protesting about this new law which they say was racist now the problem is now this is being used as a kind of victory now by some of the hindu nationalists they said they wanted these women to be moved they were moved and now it sets a dangerous precedent what will happen in future if there's another protest will they do the same thing violence seems to work now we've had nothing from the prime minister mr modi until today 3 days arthur this whole

president trump is not acquitted and essentially gets away with the charges that he's accused of jefferies one of the impeachment managers said that this basically says that presidents will be held unaccountable in the future if they solicit election interference from a foreign nation and they say that president trump continues to do so today now all of this though is leading up to wednesday's vote which by all accounts will be an acquittal why are we so certain of that well because of course republicans are the majority of the jurors here and it wouldn't require 20 of them crossing the aisle to vote to convict and remove president trump none have indicated any likelihood they would do so there has been some discussion though of what's called a sense assured that one level of course below impeachment basically a statement of displeasure against the president and that's indicating because there's a handful of republicans who have said that they do believe that president trump solicited for interference and that it's inappropriate but that it simply does not rise to the level of removing him

jeffery gould is chancellor at the university of nebraska medical center. >> watch what's going on in singapore, western europe, et cetera. if they can't contain the virus, i'd say we're next. >> dr. gould walked us through the building with the quarantine center where doctors have things almost under control. >> these are tell investigators that bring you down to the quarantine unit where the patients are being kept. >> in another part of the medical center, we went to the entrance of the bio containment unit where coronavirus patients go if they're in serious condition. >> so this is the main entrance to the bio containment unit. >> nurse coulter is co-manager of the unit. >> if this door is open, the doors on the inside cannot open. >> the drug trial is happening inside. most of the action is in the quarantine units where patients wait to see what the future holds. >> i'm isolated. you know, i have three people a day that come in and at breakfast, lunch and dinner. that's the only contact that we have. >> tucker, tonight you saw on the piece, jerry goldman, who i interviewed, the p

one of the passengers is jeffery on instagram he posted photos documenting his long and frightening journey back to the u.s.. >> i'm used to being in confinement for probably over three weeks already. so it feels kind of weird that everybody looks normal again. like i can see while i was in china and at the quarantine. >> this morning, the santa clara county health department says there are no new cases of the coronavirus. the county has two confirmed cases from earlier this month and they have been kaurn feined in their homes. >>> our time is 5:10. let's check in with sal castaneda and see if everybody's behaving on the roads. >> so far, we don't have any major problems out there. let's go out and see what we have now. on the 580 commute, it's slow. once you make it to the inner ring of the bay area traffic center you can see i'm moving the map for you. and, it looks good. sometimes people are not watching. there is some slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's just a little bit of slowing. right now it does look okay. we'll see what happens at 5:30 and 5:30 is about the time when you

no global outbreak jefferies highlighted it today the rick for potential outbreaks is there but we haven't seen it and why the market is holdings up well. people are seeing damage bank of america, u-shaped recovery likely an l rather than a u shape recovery and, of course, everybody believes the federal reserve is going to come to the rescue another reason the market keeps holding up there's damage this week alone, the energy complex continues to drop. seen big names here. occidental, exxon, apache, marathon down on the week. s&p up 1%. look at longer term. i mean for the year. there is certain complexes that are notably weak look for example at the cruise lines here those are obvious ones this is for the year to date i'm looking at oil complex. many, many stocks down 15%, 20%. industrial complex,m, caterpillar united technologies down, 3m and declines fairly typical. yes, up 4% for the year but seeing below the sushs a lot rf of damage. >>> and michael aronne has three surprise predictions for 2020. first market euphoria arrives tossing aside predictions for modest returns and sees a mark

alix: still with me on set, david owen of jefferies. true?yes, fiscal policy is the way forward. the ecb can cut further. the boe can cut rates further, and also the fed could. they can wrap it all within structured spending and the public sector. that is where the u.k. is going in the budget. that is where many other countries should go to one fourth as well. alix: what is your level of confidence that we will actually see it? and germany, we had that 54 billion euro package, but that was peanuts. when will we see them take advantage of what the oecd was talking about? david: i think the data really does roll. german looked week -- germany looked weak last year, but there were some reasons for that. alix: it has to be services, then. david: yes, and this can happen. manufacturing is the epicenter, but at the end of the day, so many services are wrapped up in manufactured goods. when you think about buying a car, you are buying not just the physical thing. your bag -- you are buying the software in the car, all of those things that, for the c

barclay is saying its ceo jeff stayly is being investigated over links to jeffery epstein. >> saying he developed a relationship with him in early years. he concluded that he had been transparent about his relationship the report in 2019 market was in line with expectations the stock is off by 2.5% my understanding is that the relationship was during his time at jp morgan you also know mary erdos had a relationship he was a member of their private wealth bank. jeff stayly at one point went down to visit him after he had been convicted >> went down >> down to florida >> not the island? >> i have to look back >> you did speak to someone what we are talking about with a relationship >> right this was a business relationship or a friendship. there was a period after he had been convicted where he was being released >> there was a time where he took his yacht to visit epstein's island >> so there was the island he had been going and visiting him. so the regulators are looking into this. british regulators and u.s. regulators are looking into a lot of things. some corporate news. little sc

now, listen, since franklin graham and jerry falwell jr., robert jefferies and all of these other so-called religious leaders are not telling those of you who weren't raised in the church why it was so grotesque for people at the national prayer breakfast and in the white house to be laughing at donald trump mocking the words of jesus christ, let a twice divorced back-slidden baptist tell you. let me read you the words that the president of the united states as a national prayer breakfast was mocking yesterday. and how sad. think about it. how sad. not a single evangelical leader came out yesterday and stood up for the words in the gospel of jesus christ. taken from the sermon on the mount. these aren't footnotes from nahoom. take it from the sermon on the mount, the centerpiece of the gospels. jesus said this -- you have heard it said, love your friends and hate your enemies, but i tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be sons and daughters of your father in heaven. if you love only those who love you, what rewa