new ways i mean isn't that the kind of individuation both carl jung i mean you preached in so many of your books well it depends of course when when he makes changes and facts hundreds of millions of people and i don't want to comment further upon the effect of those changes i'm simply saying it's a country that's deeply divided and for every admirer there is are probably about $1.00 of those who dislike him intensely so he is not a person who commands majority majority approval in this country despite being in power and so forth and may i ask you the last question not about sean but about. the intensity of the hatred because it's i live in the united states i started there i have many friends there and i have to tell you that i have never experienced that there way it is right now where the without this they have a russian angle i mean like they have bill of all of polarization is simply mind blowing. do you think these intensity these see the boiling hatred of trump says anything about people who hate him isn't that also a kind of projection well of course that is of course what is

but to a certain extent because kim jung-un for example. with trash talks i could decimate you in the war than the next week he says and not worrying about two contradictory thoughts and it has been pretty effective for him. >> >> i have been so blown away by the success of the trump presidency it's important to recount those and how he can succeed but then i am equally anxious because i want to go back to big government management of appeasement of enemies and were oversee, solely immigration policy and bowing down to china. and it is important to learn from it so first and foremost partly for that reason but most importantly instead of watching cable news coming across the left wing prognosticators telling me you hate him. you hate us you hate all of us. [laughter] but president trump does this he has no guiding philosophies. and spent time with the first family why is nobody articulating the doctrine of the trump presidency of those circuit judges largest tax cut in american history best economy in history, lowest unemployment for minori

he's telling american governors to figure things out for themselves, he also wrote a letter to kim jung-unrth korea to fight the coronavirus. so at this point i don't know what more unbelievable, that donald trump is worrying about north korea or that he was able to write an entire letter. like if you ask me, maybe that is what doctors in america need to do. you need to take two hours off and launch some missiles into the sea of japan. then maybe trump will be like nice shot, guys, great missile launch. here is some masks, game recognized. so with many hospitals strilging and the federal government not doing enough to solve the crisis, everyone is trying their best to help out however they can. tv medical shows are donating all of their supplies, their masks, their gloves, their gowns that they have been using as props. this say real thing that is happening right now. tv shows, tv doctor hospital shows are giving their props. and i'm glad that they are not giving their doctors. those doctors are mad sexy. you thought coronavirus made it hard to breathe before, you can imagine being treepte

jung said that he could see in the psychological material of his patients these collisions occurring and he feared that they would be small into the collective actions we know as war i would have to say those same collisions are occurring around the world in the psyche of individuals today will that lead to war i hope not no one knows yet i fear the instability of those politicians who are also caught up in these crises of change and their own stability and their own capacity to negotiate and so you know it's certainly true that what is not addressed inside move tend to sort of spill into the world through me which is a scary proposition none of us rises in the morning and says well today i'm going to do the same stupid things i've done for a long time but we will because there are often forces within us that are operating autonomously and that's what creates our patterns one obvious thing that struck me in dot interview that i mentioned with the b.b.c. 959 interview is how much vitality is curiosity even mischief c.g. young child adventure a bull age of a few for you you don't see t

system now we have had some cases of this reported throughout the country in the last few weeks engine junge sue all over the country in particular in china southern wandong province the centers for disease control there said last tuesday that about 14 percent of all they cured patients were testing positive again for the virus now experts have come out and said that this is not uncommon with the current viruses that they are still in your system and more importantly that there is still no evidence that people who are asymptomatic that is have no symptoms or people have been cured are still infectious so still they're watching this very closely they're urging people not to panic there still isn't any data for this but they are tracking cured patients and so far to ease concerns in the community they're saying that anybody who has been cured of the current virus 50000 people now they still have to enter another period of corrin teen before being allowed to reenter the community. iran has just announced another 15 deaths from the corona virus that brings the total number of fatalities there to

look at kim jung-un. trump made him sign a contract now this one-page statement that both sides agree to work toward nuclear one - - denuclearization of the peninsula. so calling for a nuclear weapons available to start anywhere. if your eye were that of north korea for the survival and perpetuation let's get rid of the nuclear weapons. so i thing that keeps people at all and he looks around to say qaddafi he has nuclear weapons now he is dead. so the iranians actually signed a treaty that the international inspectors said and trump pulled out of the treaty so why should i get rid of any of my nuclear weapons? if united states continues to say we will not come to your defense i would imagine countries like japan or saudi arabia that we will have her own nuclear weapons so everybody knows so the argument is i have to do this to. so then with deterrence but what if it fails with those countries that have a lot of nuclear weapons? to say i can't blow up everything that is not a credible deterrent i need opti

it has been cut off from the world for months, and cnn senior producer steven jung is with us now fromtalk more about this. good to see you, steven. the rest of the world takes much encouragement from the lifting of travel restrictions in hubei province, but the epicenter of this remains locked down for another two weeks or so. what do we know about what's happening inside wuhan right now? >> well, rosemary, millions of wuhan residents are eagerly counting down to that date in two weeks' time. but already we're seeing growing signs of local government's preparation for that date. now starting today, they are resuming bus services on 117 routes within the city limits. they are also going to partially reopen the city's subway system next week after a deep cleaning and disinfecting all the trains and stations. also, in wuhan, more and more workers are returning to their jobs, including to major auto plants like honda. this is very important because wuhan, as well as the rest of hubei province is actually a very important industrial hub not only for china, but in the global supply chain. t

request itself amanda was a furious jung u young journalist in the world's most dangerous hot spot. suddenly, she became the story. kidnapped by raptors in somali. what she endured her. what happened after she was freed was almost as terrifying. her is kate snow with the capture. >> amanda, amanda, i love you. >> imagine being the mother on the ought end of the call. >> if you guys don't pay $1 million for me by one week, they will kill me. okay. >> your daughter, a world away in the hand of kidnappers. >> amanda -- >> mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy, mommy. >> both mother and daughter traumatized in their own ways by a callous captor. their stories are intertwined, amanda lindhout. >> my head was pulled back and there was a serrated knife. >> and her mother. lorinda stewart. >> did you keep it together? >> i did. i had to be strong for her. >> driven by strength, courage and endurance, these women would not only survive this ordeal, but their determination in a completely new chapter of their story would ultimately lead them to triumph over one of the men who had terrorized them terrori

know, we've been joking here around the newsroom we're buying these double stuffed oreos and eating jung food and it's probably the wrong move when you're dealing with added layers of stress and anxiety. so eating well and buying those good healthy foods helps. exercising. there are online free work outs you can do. if yoga is your thing you can find that to do. figure out a way to do just some deep breathing. you can breathe in for four and then you hold it deep in your belly for four and then you exhale for four and you'd be surprised, you do that a few times and you do start to feel a little lighter and you feel your blood pressure drop a little bit. >> i practice yoga and i know the breathing does lower your blood pressure which is good to remind people. before you go, it's important to stress the anxiety of getting outside. what else can we do or what should we talk about? how much should we talk about with our kids? they're probably sensing the anxiety as well. >> absolutely. and that's where information is so valuable and so important. good, solid information is important but too

it's been an interesting jungs that position where there's solidarity and we're going to make it throughk forward to the new spring coming. >> alex, stay safe. we hope you continue to stay as healthy as you are and you get released into society quickly. alex ruthman is a professor from new york in shanghai. >>> coming up we're looking at if we're looking at a recession or as some have said a depression. you're watching msnbc. you're watching msnbc. for brokerage accounts, plus zero minimums to open an account. and only fidelity offers four zero expense ratio index funds directly to investors. with all of those zeros, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. ♪ so maybe i'll win ♪ saved by zero navigators of the turf and keepers of the green. to the rural ramblers, back to the landers, head turners and stripe burners. run with us on a john deere mower. because this is more than just grass. it's home. search john deere mowers for more. >> woman: what's our we were on a camping trip... ...when our windshield got a chip. >> man: we drove to safelite autoglass for a same-day r

so the professor who oversaw the study, professor russell jung from san francisco state university saidt there are a lot of microaggressions that are going on that are not documented, things that are not happening in public place, but it's happening on social media and the workplace, at home and so forth. so these words, they definitely help. they don't help and they increase the pathways to hate and put our community at more harm's way. >> emerald, we have to interrupt this interview, i'm so sorry because the governor is speaking right now. but we will talk to you a little bit later and see what the asian pacific fund is doing to help resolve this issue and help fight this problem. thank you so much, emerald. let's go to governor newsom in sacramento. >> the experience we're having on the ground throughout the state of california, experience that's manifesting all across the united states, and for that matter, around the rest of the world requires to adjust our thinking and to adjust our activities. in the state of california, many people are very familiar with these adjustments. a num

system now we have had some cases of this reported throughout the country in last few weeks engine junge sue all over the country in particular in china's southern wandong province the center for disease control there said last tuesday that about 14 percent of all the cured patients were testing positive again for the virus now experts have come out and said that this is not uncommon with the current viruses that they are still in your system and more importantly that there is still no evidence that people who are asymptomatic that is have no symptoms or people who have been cured are still infectious so still we're watching this very closely they're urging people not to panic there still isn't any doctor for this but they are tracking cured patients and so far to ease concerns in the community they're saying that anybody who has been cured of the current virus 50000 people now they still have to enter another period of coron teen before being allowed to reenter the community thank you for the update to turn to your raging. now the weather with mr evans and fox australia what's happening

. >> it used to be crossword puzzles and backgammon and mae jung. >> 30 million families were absorbingyou could buy a scroll saw and jigsaw for $20. they set it up in their kitchen or basement, and started making jigsaw puzzles and started selling them to their neighbors or renting them out to the local drugstore. >> reporter: rose and mark stevens of piece time puzzles in northwood, new hampton, have been making and selling puzzles for 25 years. >> we go throu spells. sometimes you couldn't get enough puzzles. people collect light houses, and that was a big thick for thing for a couple of yeent ones? >> birds. >> reporter: but the bulk of their business comes from personalized puzzles. >> you upload your picture of your dog, rose gets it and blows it up and prints it out, and i mount it on cardboard and i cut it, package it, and ship it. >> reporter: they've been privy to moments both poignant and puzzling. >> they had a wedding picture, and they wanted a picture taken out of the puzzle. i didn't ask the story. i made up my own story. >> reporter: and did you do it? i'm not being cute

but called many times and kim jung undid not want to talk to him.nd we met in singapore, we met in vietnam and i also went to the border. first person to walk over, et cetera. et cetera. [applause]. and a very good relationship, understanding. let's see what happens. but you know, the pundits say, isn't it terrible what he's done. i gave nothing. i gave nothing. the sanctions are on, they want to see if they can do something, but i haven't given going. if the other side got n you would be in a big war with north korea. maybe it would be over by now. but you would almost immediately, you would start. and if you remember the rhetoric at the beginning, that was tough. but that rhetoric got us to a place and the olympics became success of the because of me and south korea because all of a sudden, they called and, we'd like to be participating. they didn't sell any tickets. nobody wanted to go to the olympics. north korea calls up and says, we want to be a participant in the olympics. and by the way, the president of south korea give us total credit for

kim jung-un is reviewing missile testing after complaining about missile testing aboard the korean peninsulaorities have begun releasing royal family members and other officials who were detained amid a security clampdown. thearrests were ordered by crown prince, and included a brother and a nephew. at least two of the detainees have been accused of treason. observers say this shows the concern about potential challenges within his family. peoplehave arrested 17 in connection with homemade explosive devices. 12 men and five women are being held after we can rates of 22 properties. they recovered about 1.5 kilos of explosions and a large amount of chemicals. they exploded in three locations in hong kong between late january and early february. global news, 24 hours a day, on than 27powered by more hundred journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. haslinda: thank you for that. still ahead this hour, will the effect of the coronavirus -- larger tech companies head of asia-pacific and credit china will be joining us. goldman sachs, japan's is withuity strategists us

aren't traditionally accepted in the family and there are more diversity and walk abouts and typically jungoyal family previously and that is a loss to the royal family. >> reporter: maybe that is why meghan chose a school with a mixed race student body at which to make a speech about international women's day this weekend. >> she is really -- [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: with perhaps predictable results. the couple have one other official engagement here. a service at westminster abbey with the family and already there is a sign of the times, for the first time they will not be part of the official royal procession and stay in seats as the queen and other royals leave. it seems, tony, with this family, you're either in or you're out and they're out. >> they are out. they asked for it. mark, thank you very much. and i think they call that getting cheeky there when the student said she is beautiful. >> with the eyeballs are what did it for me. >> she enjoyed it. it is a compliment. >> don't get jealous, harry. >> looking at the stories you're talking about today vlad, what do you have. >> ahe