will now at the very latest be held in some 2021 well let's now go to our sports correspondent leigh welling's who joins us live he's been covering this from the beginning well this is clearly no real surprise given what we've been seeing over the last 24 hours and this mounting international pressure but why this decision specifically now could they just not hold out any longer. this is of course exactly the loosely we're expecting and there is a goose no choice it's just a case of where it was going to come and now we are there at the point where this extraordinary decision has had to be made in these extraordinary difficult unprecedented torrent the only times a little bit games have not taken place when shutting before a jury in times of war and of course times this coronavirus crisis has been compared to a war it's affecting all corners of the globe and there was none to impression comes on the international olympic committee to let everyone know where they stand now this is not easy not easy for japan to tokyo which is a law that everyone at the i.o.c. because they have to consider thing

our sports correspondent leigh welling says the decision might allow the domestic football leagues which are also suspended to be completed in the summer. this is absolutely the decision that you want to have to touch in these circumstances is extraordinary circumstances to delay a year makes perfect sense resulting see how he forwards will move which remains in place the 12 cities they were ok with it remains in crisis. if there's any chance 3rd down the line that they might actually consider reverting to just one but that's a lot of the down the line i think what's really significant as well is a lot of talk about. everyone who bought the the european clubs the planners. representatives about whether the citizens can very well in domestic scenes can be finished and one of the things about movie you can change is it opens up the possibility for matches to be played in some but the biggest sporting event of the other tokyo olympic games in july and august that so far is still on the international olympic committee has been meeting with global sports federations in a statement they said t

from the president of the international olympic committee has bring it on sports correspondent leigh wellings now and late what has thomas bach been saying this is the 1st time we've heard from the i.o.c. president almost dark since there is no interest but inevitable decision and the thing that he stands out in may that he said was not one voice for cancellation but that it didn't need to be discussed to me this was always the division why couldn't i respond why wouldn't i announce a postponement it makes tactic sense despite all the just a girl hurdles and difficulties it makes false sense of the cancellation but uk has admitted that it did have today this just us is that the i.o.c. had to act tough to see coronavirus biggest africa and dynamic development to stop america and the united states i don't question. their door ready date and time that they needed to make a decision he's everyone's anxiety about to get least figures from the part of the world that men are perspiring that was announced but that's what he said on 1st i do talk to go i'm still what's federation's as i start to try a

associations european leagues european club association and 5th for all our sports correspondent leigh welling says the decision my allow the domestic football leagues to which also suspended to then be completed in the summer this is absolutely a decision that you want to have to judge in these circumstances is extraordinary circumstances to lacma year makes perfect sense that we saw things see how he forwards will move which remains in place the 12 cities they were ok with in their minds in christ. if there's any chance further down the line that they might actually consider the result into just one aspect that's a lot of the down the line i think what's really significant as well is a lot of talk about. everyone who bought the european clubs the players. representatives about whether the seasons can very well in domestic scenes can be finished and one of the things about movie you can change is it opens up the possibility for matches to be played in some but the biggest sporting event of the year take olympic games in july and august is so far still on the international olympic committee ha

in washington alexandra leigh mount. >>well for your money if you have an iphone 6 or 7 before 2018. you can get a little money get some money back for apple. the company is settling a class-action lawsuit which claims that apple purposely slow down the iphone models to make users think that they needed a newer faster phone. that's not so nice owners of certain iphone models will be entitled to $25 per device. a bit of change from biceps lunch, apple admitted that back in 2017 and software update did slow down older from phones, but they said it was to stop you know the battery problem and the issues they were having that call so phones to shut down. well now let's talk about the dubs the warrior steph curry he took an important step in his recovery from a broken hand we've been waiting for him to get better. so he went to santa cruz to practice with the warriors g league team staff went through a full session. he didn't have any problems he even practice and a five-on-five scrimmage with the team. we still don't have an exact

>>in washington alexandra leigh mount. >>wellditions outside today, definitely on the cloudier side what we are going to be seeing tomorrow is the return of rainfall but do expect a dry friday despite with those clouds may look like this is your view from timber on right now definitely grade just like the rest of the bay area is at this point. later on today still going to be pretty cloudy and still going to be similar as far as temperatures go very little temperature movement this afternoon. in fact we've really just been sitting here all morning with these 50's we'll see a few spots rising into the low 60's later today. but not much more than that now tomorrow we're sticking with cloud cover during the morning as you'd expect on a rainy morning like we're about to see showers will be most likely between 04:10am tomorrow with a few spotty sprinkles, popping up overnight tonight, but the most widespread of rain as i mentioned tomorrow morning showers clear out into tomorrow afternoon at least for the bay while the sierra nevada h

year's event due to crown of ours was made last week let's bring in our sports correspondent welling's and leigh why have they made this announcement so soon. well there was initial concern was in there that there years especially because he was taking too long to post mines arrest and announced the respondent to having done the last which they had. to get these days in place so everybody knows where they stand that had been somewhere within the olympic family of different a national associations to look into going to spring was a possibility it was them on the table the i.o.c. are gong to subject up one day difference july 23 to start date next year when it would be july 24th quarter to the current pics then follows 2 weeks later so when you take a step back and look across the grid place it might a lot of sense of course a lot of cost and some of the will have to be taken by the japanese tax code is it doesn't look like a way of avoiding the you know the i.o.c. or probably as much money as david cameron into this it's going to believe a difficult situation for sure and i just accept that nobod

ideally they want to finish the season by the end of june our sports correspondent lee wellings joins me now and leigh what has come out of that meeting. well it can be no certainty that honestly anything of the moment of what has happened is that a principle has clearly been put in place that agreement across english look at this is a great between the premier league between the vocalization the ultimate in running the show go the english short only for smaller clubs then come together means that at the start of the apennines at the final focal expense time it was absolutely no choice an option out but then this possibility number of the. games in general here are 2020 moved realistically that's not america you're not going to get but we played it in the cards those injuries but it's the principle that's now in place that i know what's so gracious season now this photo id and be a huge relief stroke for instance to friends of liverpool. on the verge of course when that 1st league title took those years and the weren't what was creeping in is the language of not go eat this was ryan's. problem by the

could do that well that excited if you can tackle global pandemic you can move sports events and i just need to get over there and it didn't take me it's going to be very difficult leigh running thank you. well australia has shut down its top football league with just over a month left of the season with increased social restrictions across the country the elite follows others around the world to stop play indefinitely it's the last major sporting league in australia to halt its activities the game has existed since 1880 in australia and we've been through extremely difficult circumstances before we've been through world wars world war one world war 2 we've been through the g. f. c. we've been through financial crisis we've been through the spanish flu and the game has always come through because we are resilient and that to me. gives me great confidence that not only will this game survive but will come through on the other side even in a stronger position now to manage it shows a marine who has been volunteering at a local london charity preparing food parcels and others sensual for the elderly and swiss freestyle skier andrea read get it read get lee has been showi

well. let's bring in leigh ann caldwell. she's on capitol hill for us. an interesting development from the majority leader telling senator to come in and vote. but also saying that they're not leaving until they get a more robust bill to combat this coronavirus passed through congress. >> reporter: yeah, ayman. there's a few things of news there, including the fact that he said what we've all been waiting for, wondering when the senate was going to take this vote on the house-passed bill. mcconnell announced that's going to be today. we don't know what time that's at. he also made the point, this was a deal negotiated not only with speaker pelosi but the white house as well. that was a signal to them that the white house is on board. this is good enough. let it go. and then we will come in and do this next phase. and it gets to the next point, he said they're going to finish, they're going to stay in town until they finish this next phase. that also contradicts what he also said which is, you know, come to the capitol to vote and leave. mcconnell is gett

the word than at 3 in particular which is not too far away the deaths in spain as well which is even closer than that leigh i think we have to take 2 steps in advance that the prime minister stiffened last night was very serious there was no joking there's no room for follow the last night it was very clear that was serious this can kill the not those words world of lane a number of times so i think that the decisions taken hust to be the one and we hope to add here collectively to you has instructions on what he wants us to do not so everybody including the parliament turns as well. as. messaging being received in your constituency. i already saw the 1st and the cases of that on monday before i left over here many many shops were closed already took been a set of themselves to do so many shops are open were good she shops on butchers and maybe an old coffee shop car you know it's but even over the weekend but if those carpets were also closed no problems as a murder rate decided not to open for 2 to 3 weeks so i think maybe the movement had already started i think we realise all of us realized the serious

with me now is our news correspondent leigh milner from leicester square, in the heart of central london. wells any place in the uk that is going to feel these changes, it is here in leicester square in london. i am standing right in the centre, just over my shoulder we have got shakespeare's water fountain, just a handful of people here this morning, enjoying the morning sun. the pigeons are still here, though, but i have seen a few people take photographs of the centre, stunned by the silence of the place. usually at this time in the place. usually at this time in the morning, you would see hundreds of thousands of visitors making their way here to get into the theatres, the musicals. the ticket office here is closed. it is unbelievable to see. of course, leicester square is the home of the west end, an industry which brought in nearly £800 million last year. it also, my cameraman can pan around to show you that we are surrounded by pubs, clubs, restaurants, all with signs in their windows explaining that they are closed, following that announcement yesterday by the prime minister. of course

self-fare, thank you for being here, stephanie ruhle, thank you, shannon pettypiece and leigh ann caldwell, threw thank you as welljoseph, you're sticking around, we want to hear from you after this white house presser. >>> ahead as the number of cases are rising and thoughts about u.s. preparedness are growing what more should america be doing right now to combat the coronavirus? i'm going to ask somebody who understands the threat well, former health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. >>> bernie sanders goes on offense as new polls show biden with a big lead in michigan ahead of tomorrow's primary there. ig lead in michigan ahead of tomroorw's primary there. ♪ ♪ ♪ hello son, i think it's time you join tdad, come on. i'm... going to old spice fiji? dad, i'm an old spice body and face wash kinda guy. hmm, moisturizing. try eucerin advanced repair and switch. it doubles your skin's moisture and repairs dry skin over time. so tomorrow can be a different story. eucerin - recommended and used by dermatologists. eh, not enough fiber- chocolate would be good- snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicio

leigh ann caldwell is there, kelly o'donnell as well. both following new developments from both ends of pennsylvania avenue. david gura is at the new york stock exchange. this will be the nation's first containment zone, talk us through what that actually means and what people that live in that area can expect. >> reporter: that's right, ayman, there's lots of questions this morning. that containment zone goes into effect tomorrow and it's about one mile in radius. that means that all the large gathering spaces like schools, synagogues, churches, community centers will be shut down. people can travel in and out of that containment zones and smaller businesses like grocery stores and delis will remain open. people are stocking up. they're going to the grocery store and they're trying to limit contact. i want to introduce you to the mayor of new rochelle. when people think of containment zones, we understand the national guard is coming in, you think of big humvees, how will this look tomorrow? >> i appreciate that you were clear in your i

well. i want to turn back to leigh ann caldwell. >> reporter: that's right, while pelosi was meeting with her leader, we found out that the republican leader is meeting with his members too to see if this passes their snuff and they're able to get behind this bill. they don't want to pass it with a partisan bill. they want to pass it with overwhelming support. we could get word very soon on if republicans in the house of representatives are on board. >> hans nichols, leigh ann caldwell, thank you all. >>> i want to go to don buyer who decided to self-quarantine after contact with a friend who tested positive for the coronavirus. thank you for joining us. how are you feeling today? >> we both have been fine. we've had no symptoms all week. this is really -- we're trying -- first of all, the virginia department of health asked us to do it after our good friend fell very sick. we're discovering every day that all of us should be thinking about self-quarantining to the maximum extent possible. when you look at the other major countries that have been hit, china, iran, south korea and italy, look

let's go to our sports correspondent leigh wellington joins us live from the united kingdom and we were talking about this earlier well you know this is a long time coming but ultimately it was the only decision really where something was difficult and finally and doesn't want to script is the situation the actual decision. with respect to all of the difficulty 6 involved isn't the most difficult you can imagine big this actually what was difficult was getting closer and closer to july and people have a huge sense of uncertainty or indeed the consideration looking into that so i'm looking into insurance and who. they're going to be canceled now that the difficult despondent makes sense and the more you talk about 2021 and the challenges that it poses and the destruction that it cruises answer to cars and cycles yes these are these are problems in a quite big programs but they fall into perspective don't like what's hot in the current virus and the adaptation changes that everybody needs to much right seems like it is the right is it in performance that makes sense of how hard is it for the athletes themselves to kind

well our sports correspondent lee wellings joins us now by phone from london leigh lots of high level sports talks that are happening this week tell us about them. or 2 major events we've been discussed on tuesday let's start with the real crisis though the one that's coming up which is you're a 2022 star in june in rome that is going to go around 12 countries now your wife and i need to take action quickly so they've got a video conference call with a lot of people involved in the guy whether it's the european cobbs association european leagues the players association faith pro they only to have a say in this because the decisions around you are 2020 have a knock on effect on whether conceivably leagues can be finished if football were to resume by then which looks unlikely so i expect euro 2020 to be delayed it could be delayed by as much as a year. it doesn't seem any way that that tournament can take place the way things are and then it's a case of what you eat for site of the leagues about getting them finished other we've had the italian football association saying it's fair it'

are seeing these stimulus packages come, is there any re-leigh in sight if, in fact, we have these three phases of the stimulus package? >> well you said, the drops in the market have been breath taking and they continue to happen day after day, even though they find the government is coming together. one of the things the market is looking for is the sign of potentially some bailouts of specific industries, retail, hospitality, hotels, airlines, and now we're seeing the manufacturing industry start to get hit, as well. so that is really what the markets are starting to pivot towards is fear of bankruptcies happening and who will be able to help states and companies. >> i'm interested in knowing as we go forward here economically speaking, to the fundamentals of our economy change? is this is 9/11 moment where the airline industry changed, are we going to change the security of workers in this country going forward? do you see any sign that something has to be addressed given how fragile it appears our economy is in this situation? >> well, one of the positive things about it happening at this time, record unemployment at 3%.

let's explore this more with our sports correspondent lesley welling's who joins us live from the u.k. and leigh i guess the only real surprise here is that how long it took. common sense has provided but you know yourself that the international olympic committee has a certain way of operating age under this unprecedented crisis that the world finds itself receiving results things that seem less important now bizarrely like russian don't believe that they are white or white and they make sure every legal option is covered and they even dare the last that they looked into a cancellation as well as perspiring then and only now in the later inciting of grounds to do this on sunday the japanese organize is to come out and say this is what we're doing privately i know that of course fay had knowledge that the games couldn't tie place in july our stage other behind closed doors that don't know what are we going to do what's the best one to which to learning the decision it could some unnecessary i'm zines and this is a time where people need some certainty and then we can see where we are in a few mon

all right well clearly we've got problems with that link up with francisco body let's speak to lawrence leigh in london in not only it's only bearing the brunt of it all the office he got the worst of it but it's also there are also difficulties across europe lawrence what's the situation. well yes i mean the credo clearly nic what was happening now is the italy's become the test bed for europe for the european union obviously it's a democratic country it's you know it's all very well for china to demand that people don't go outside it's much more difficult for a country in europe to do that the pope for example this morning has been insisting that catholic priests should have the right to go out and be with emergency services to say hello to the sick numbing no scientist will tell you that that's a very good idea but it's what it's his right isn't a in a democratic country and you know that there's clearly a very strong arguments for all the language the decepticons in italy used about as being our darkest hour and all the rest of it yesterday that if if a country like italy as bad as it is

european news center in london and to our correspondent lawrence leigh lawrence what lessons can be learned from how italy has handled this crisis. well look let's just do the figures for says let's go 3400 deaths already for 2 days in a row well over 400 people have died and if this car is only going to get into 3000 deaths a week you know it it really is as serious as that and that's what people mean by exponential rise in infection rates that that the problem in italy now seems to be the because as paul was saying in that report the hospitals are full people are getting sufficiently ill at home that by the time they get to hospital it's too late to do anything for them and that's when things really obviously are completely out of control. as we know what happened with italy is it didn't act quickly enough at the start in nouns months of what passes for lockdown even there people are still able to go to work was botched by the government some people fled from the north of the south and spread the virus around the country now if you look at where other countries are behind it's really the u.k. for example in the us in the netherlands

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well. and so you know it's not out of control just in the same way that it was in its early converse leigh and this is potentially a small ray of light in the in the darkness germany the health experts are saying that they think the peak must be starting to flat so that out in the numbers of really the done metric opposite in some way so countries like spain or italy nearly as many cases in germany 25000 but only 94 deaths and a lot of questions being asked about how how this can be so is it because health is could say rich an elk as i was so good well says the italian health care is because they got more ventilates as possibly is it to do with must testing possibly it's do with the policy that goats of only allowing 2 people to be outside at the same time as each other also possible. i think there's as this gets worse countries which happen yet seeing these peaks like spain and italy are going to be looking to countries like germany are thinking well maybe that could be the way forward because if germany has got over the crest of this only 94 deaths that's that's a pretty significant achi

have died there well shortly we'll get the latest from london with nadine bob and lawrence leigh who are also update us on what's happening in europe but fast let's go to elizabeth piron and in new delhi let's talk us through the scale of this shutdown we're talking about more almost 20000000 people alone in new delhi. in the capital alone in the stasi and as you mentioned other major cities most of the country's major cities 80 cities and districts around india are under lockdown we've also had indian railways cancel all the trains no interstate buses and no metro services a number of states again include in the capital region has closed its borders and what we are seeing as a result of those border closures and also all public transport being stopped taxi at the base taxis like and all are being canceled as well what that has resulted in now a very large crowds of people exactly what the government didn't want a large crowd of my friend workers there are so many around india who don't work in the stage that they're from they travel to other states to work who are now us stranded at

well to her getting us started on this new south. and now to london here is lawrence leigh lawrence i want to continue on this theme of impact on people tell us about these national if it's now in the u.k. to come together as much as people can to fight this. yes it's a bit more encouraging kemal today having been told yesterday by the brother ted chief medical officer that the lockdown in this country might last 6 months or more encouraging news to do with the supply of ventilators and breathing operators there's a whole consortium of companies including airbus be a which is because british aerospace for rolls royce and siemens have come together in a consortium and come up with a ventilator and they think they're going to get thousands of these manufactured in fairly short order and as well as that and this is a really remarkable achievements in the space of just over a week it's seen from university college london and must say it is the formula one car maker have designed a prototype machine called a c. pap which stands for continuous positive airway pressure is basicall

so leigh ann, tell us about what mitch mcconnell has rolled out and what kind of reaction is it getting from democrats? >> wellllout just happened moments ago. it's something we've been anticipating for the past 24 hours. but i think the highlights here are that included in this bill are those payments, direct payments to people. they are capped at income. $75,000 of income per person, will get about 1,200. it will phase out, capping at $ $99,000. a married couple will get about $400 per child. that's how the direct payments watched out in this legislation. other parts of the legislation, there's loans, about $250 billion worth of loans to industry, including $58 billion for the airline industry. there's also a lot of assistance for small business, as well. what's not included, chuck, is a payroll tax. these direct payments to people, to americans, is in lieu of the payroll tax. so that is not included despite the president so wanting that. the democrats' response, well, this was a republican bill. and some democrat sources are telling me that it's not a way you negotiate is by unveiling a bill and then coming

leigh and randy. >> she actually ran for buddy across the expressway, and the hair was all matted up. looked like dreadlocks. >> and she said, welli can't put it back out on the road, it will get killed. >> so i just opened the door and let it in. >> amber was their only child. she doted on her from the day she was born, and she was good in return. >> she helped anybody that needed it. they didn't even have to ask. >> she was going to make sure that you were protected. >> but now where was amber. why was her store not open? why didn't she answer the phone? early afternoon, still no sign of amber. so, again, the district manager called mariano. >> something is just strange. >> and sent him back for a second look. so again mariano looked in through the big front window, but this time he saw someone, amber's assistant manager brandon just standing there behind the counter. >> i knock on the door, and so he lets me in. i said, brandon, have you seen amber. he's like, no, but something is strange. there's money on the floor, looks like there was some kind of struggle or something happened, things got knocked over. my first thought was

well, we've got to just keep shining a light. neil, david, congressman, thank you all for joining me this morning. i appreciate it. leigh ann, great reporting. >>> still ahead -- we'll focus on one specific industry. an industry tha everything they can to stop the spread. we'll be state building paid tribute to first responders with a red and white siren honoring those on the ying we'll never stop shini for you. get relief behind the counter with claritin-d. claritin-d improves nasal airflow 2x more than the leading allergy spray at hour 1. claritin-d. get more airflow. there areand the best.s... which egg tastes more farm-fresh and delicious? only eggland's best. with more vitamins d and e and 25% less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. 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. you can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes it's home. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a

well before the end of the year. matt: you can get all of your stock stories by typing into your bloomberg terminal or mobile app. let's get leigh gerrans first word news spec in london. >> -- back in london. >> medical workers are warning of supply shortages as hospitals are uncertain when they will able -- be able to test cases. russia's oil minister is returning to vienna for crunch talk with opec allies. of 1.5up proposed cuts million barrels a day but says it could abandon them if russia does not take part. if this backfires, the price of oil could crash. there has been another cease fire in syria. president putin and erdogan are looking to patch up the increasingly frayed relationship. the pact fell short of what president erdogan was actually after, failing to establish a new zone of control. global news, 24 hours a day on air, on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna, matt? anna: thanks very much. reacts are continuing to to the spread of the coronavirus as the number of cases approaches 100,000. the global rally has broken more reco

and from italy as well. 15% of its flight from italy as well. 15% of its flight schedule cancelled and it is going to have to tempt parreira leighuite believe that there are airlines operating empty flights just to keep their ru nway slots. empty flights just to keep their runway slots. is that right? yes, it is. we confirm that with virgin atla ntic last is. we confirm that with virgin atlantic last night. the transport secretary wrote a letter to the authority here in britain. the problem is that european rules mean that if airlines don't lose their slots —— don't use their slots, they risk losing them. the slots at heathrow, for example, i like gold. airlines feel forced to keep running flights even though they are empty. it isa flights even though they are empty. it is a scandal not only because it is damaging the airlines, but also of for environmental reasons as well. you have got empty planes flying around the world. transport secretary has called on european collea g u es secretary has called on european colleagues to waive those rules so that airlines don't have to do this. and they haven't yet? no not yet. we have got