lyn harmer, with her hands carefully washed, sees her very poorly 91—year—old father matthew several week. did you have a good night's sleep? yeah. but she accepts this could be her last visit for a while. we can always telephone, and ask how our relatives are, and i'm sure the carers will explain to them, you know, the reason why visitors aren't coming. our own common—sense should tell us,

lyn, is that possibility? need help, their art by the system is being set up their art by the system is being set up online and off—line around the country so if there is a buddy system so that people can get that medication for her, that would be useful. white are you on the internet ‘s could you search for that kind of by the idea?” internet ‘s could you search for that kind of by the idea? i will certainly try. someone else to do the heavy lifting with the repeat prescriptions. i am at my wits' end. it has gone beyond our normal situation for me. ijust don't know which way to turn because, like the doctors and the chemist, they do not seem to be interlinked, sol doctors and the chemist, they do not seem to be interlinked, so i am having to go out more to sort out the these prescriptions are, in order to help myself. it is a cycle. with no end. it isjust crazy. please go online and search for local support groups. that is one of the things that has come out of the programme this morning. you‘ve got to ask fo

lyn harmer, with her hands carefully washed, sees her very poorly 91—year—old father matthew severalk. did you have a good night's sleep? yeah. but she accepts this could be her last visit for a while. we can always telephone, and ask how our relatives are, and i'm sure the carers will explain to them, you know, the reason why visitors aren't coming. our own common—sense should tell us, you know, we have to think for them. today's guidance says people shouldn't visit if they have flu—like symptoms. the the home's owner, who also represents other local care providers, isn't convinced that has gone far enough. are we acting quick enough, because we are looking at making sure that visitors perhaps can't come in into the home in the future unless it is an emergency, so we are taking our own actions now to prevent something more serious later on. this is our general store room. many care providers are also worried about getting enough stocks of hand gel, gloves and other protective gear. the government now says additional equipment will be provided for them. alcohol gel is a big thing, ha

lyn harmer, with her hands carefully washed, sees her very poorly 91—year—old father matthew several you have a good night's sleep? yeah. but she accepts this could be her last visit for a while. we can always telephone, and ask how our relatives are, and i'm sure the carers will explain to them, you know, the reason why visitors aren't coming. our own common—sense should tell us, you know, we have to think for them. today's guidance says people shouldn't visit if they have flu—like symptoms. the the home's owner, who also represents other local care providers, isn't convinced that has gone far enough. are we acting quick enough, because we are looking at making sure that visitors perhaps can't come in into the home in the future unless it is an emergency, so we are taking our own actions now to prevent something more serious later on. this is our general store room. many care providers are also worried about getting enough stocks of hand gel, gloves and other protective gear. the government now says additional equipment will be provided for them. alcohol gel is a big thing, hand was

for this. 100000 cases there's some disturbing numbers there for more i'm joined now by christiane lyn meier he is a spokesperson at the world health organization and joins us tonight from geneva switzerland because then the w.h.o. is saying that the pandemic is exhilarating where is it spreading at the most rapid pace for. what was seeing right now while china has nearly serial cases we saw iran as one of the top countries italy and a slow to do us this catching up tools of the prominent 3 countries though europe in general is unfortunately the most spending area spain france germany italy all together make for a good portion of of all the of all the cases worldwide but to look at china we concede there is hope if we're doing the right measures to curb this outbreak and to get so bad outcome today the w.h.o. called on the world's most developed countries the g 20 to work together to stop the spread of the corona virus i want to ask you is the fear here that if we do not have this type of international cooperation is the fear that we will not be able to bring this pandemic under contro

lyn, with her hands carefully washed, sees her very poorly 91—year—old father matthew several times a yeah. but she accepts this could be her last visit for a while. we can always telephone, and ask how our relatives are, and i'm sure the carers will explain to them, you know, the reason why visitors aren't coming. our own common—sense should tell us, you know, we have to think for them. today's guidance says people shouldn't visit if they have flu—like symptoms. the the home's owner, who also represents other local care providers, isn't convinced that has gone far enough. are we acting quick enough because we are looking at making sure that visitors perhaps can't come in into the home in the future unless it is an emergency, so we are taking our own actions now to prevent something more serious later on. this is our general store room. many care providers are also worried about getting enough stocks of hand gel, gloves and other protective gear. the government now says additional equipment will be provided for them. alcohol gel is a big thing, hand washing equipment, everything we ne

lyn harmer, hands carefully washed, sees her extremely poorly 91—year—old father matthew several timess sleep? yeah. good. but she accepts this could be her last visit for a while. we can always telephone, and ask how our relatives are, and i'm sure the carers will explain to them, you know, the reason why visitors aren't coming. our own common sense should tell us, you know, we have to think for them. today's guidance says people shouldn't visit if they have flu—like symptoms. the home's owner, who also represents other local care providers, isn't convinced that has gone far enough. are we acting quick enough? because we are looking at making sure that visitors perhaps can't come in into the home in the future unless it's an emergency, so we're taking our own actions now to try and prevent something more serious later on. this is our general store room where we basically hold all the stuff that we require. many care providers are also worried about getting enough stocks of hand gels, gloves and other protective gear. the government now says additional equipment will be provided for th

lyn, with her hands carefully washed, sees her very poorly 91—year—old father matthew several times a's sleep? yeah. but she accepts this could be her last visit for a while. we can always telephone, and ask how our relatives are, and i'm sure the carers will explain to them, you know, the reason why visitors aren't coming. our own common—sense should tell us, you know, we have to think for them. today's guidance says people shouldn't visit if they have flu—like symptoms. the the home's owner, who also represents other local care providers, isn't convinced that has gone far enough. are we acting quick enough because we are looking at making sure that visitors perhaps can't come in into the home in the future unless it is an emergency, so we are own actions now to prevent something more serious later on. this is our general store room. many care providers are also worried about getting enough stocks of hand gel, gloves and other protective gear. the government now says additional equipment will be provided for them. alcohol gel is a big thing, hand washing equipment, everything we need

with stew lyn leonard's and pizy are putting them in freezer, it great for kids at home right now, andods are flying. but, i would say, today was a very panicky buying day, one of the strongest hoarding days i have seen in last two weeks. >> you are making me hungry, but thank you, this is jonathan hoenig, this is business that drives the economy. i want to thank you, and thank your employees, i used to work at christmas at starbucks they wow payic -- would they extra, given when your employees are doing, would you consider paying then 8 little bi a little bit e. >> we have been through this with hurricane sandy, our overtime bill will be huge this week. okay. >> i believe that. >> stew, you are making he mee hingey, i want too ask -- making me hungry. i want to ask about hoarding and supply chain that makes up for lack of travel spend and leisure, is this true? >> i spoke with marissa today, one of greatest wine producers in world over in italy, i was curious to see what was happening with super market in italy, they limited number of people allowed in, one per family, and she said on

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meanwhile, this is the shot from timber on its kind of a shot there we had some well, thanks lyn particularlier they're going down through the peninsula a little bit in san francisco, drifting from the north to the south but generally speaking it's going from west to east. this is what it looks like on the satellite picture radar should say and there we see the spotty showers at work we add the sunshine in the afternoon. that's going to give the atmosphere energy it's i say sometimes kids is a it is candy to kids that makes of excited and so forth and that's where we get maybe some isolated thunder showers going on with some hail because of the cold air aloft. we see some clearing happening in the north bay and notice that that's a deliberate now because overnight it looks like they'll be very little activity going on there unlike what's going on saying the santa cruz mountains and the coastal peninsula and because of that that allow those temperatures to fall in a frost advisory has been posted there until tomorrow morning little bit of flair we can see in thursday that happens but after t

six months during this current fiscal year, july through december, read for the premium less expenses lyn loin on page , you will see how trio expense has been higher than forecast to bfor the last six months of the year but you will see in the first six months of the year more black than red meaning trio ran well so this is a calender year view versus the view from the financial reporting that is fiscal year. then we just have last couple of pages an appendix and glossary of terms. i will be happy to answer any questions you have. >> questions? >> so the ratio is below 100%. all the medical claims went up by around 7%. the paid loss is lower because of the 10% increase so it difference the the ratio below 100%. >> if we go back when we presented the rate increase for 2019, after a pretty low increase for 2018 with the interrogation of trio, i felt that a higher increase was warranted based on recent plan experience and -- what the increase was from 2018-2019 and our team will now take this information and start to work on our rating forecast for 2021 that will present at the may meeting.

i know it's -- we're searching for a silver lynning but i thought i would bring that out as kind of my last remark on the topic today. >> great point sara and i were talking about that the other day how different if it would feel it were targeting kids. >> all the more scary. even more. >> josh we'll get to you in a bit. >>> in the meantime, we'll get to mike santolli. >> the key level in the s&p 500 that bumped along as the floor for the last couple of days gave away since 3:00. look at the two-year of the s&p. the csignificance is how far it takes us back in time. 2713 we're below from last june around 2730 so we've kind of wiped away, you know, 8 months worth of gains in a pretty good hurry. we had david talking about getting out to the 24s that's over here levels matter but what is interesting is the dynamics here it seems like you had climatic downside flush action on monday. very washed out and oversold and now we're going through the index levels with a little bit less selling intensity we'll see if it holds up by the close. clearly the market is struggling to stay ahead of the

six months during this current fiscal year, july through december, read for the premium less expenses lyn loin on page , you will see how trio expense has been higher than forecast to bfor the last six months of the year but you will see in the first six months of the year more black than red meaning trio ran well so this is a calender year view versus the view from the financial reporting that is fiscal year. then we just have last couple of pages an appendix and glossary of terms. i will be happy to answer any questions you have. >> questions? >> so the ratio is below 100%. all the medical claims went up by around 7%. the paid loss is lower because of the 10% increase so it difference the the ratio below 100%. >> if we go back when we presented the rate increase for 2019, after a pretty low increase for 2018 with the interrogation of trio, i felt that a higher increase was warranted based on recent plan experience and -- what the increase was from 2018-2019 and our team will now take this information and start to work on our rating forecast for 2021 that will present at the may meeting.

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six months during this current fiscal year, july through december, read for the premium less expenses lyn loin on page , you will see how trio expense has been higher than forecast to bfor the last six months of the year but you will see in the first six months of the year more black than red meaning trio ran well so this is a calender year view versus the view from the financial reporting that is fiscal year. then we just have last couple of pages an appendix and glossary of terms. i will be happy to answer any questions you have. >> questions? >> so the ratio is below 100%. all the medical claims went up by around 7%. the paid loss is lower because of the 10% increase so it difference the the ratio below 100%. >> if we go back when we presented the rate increase for 2019, after a pretty low increase for 2018 with the interrogation of trio, i felt that a higher increase was warranted based on recent plan experience and -- what the increase was from 2018-2019 and our team will now take this information and start to work on our rating forecast for 2021 that will present at the may meeting.