and mark green pressed him and said did you say those words, and michael bloomberg, a novice debater, well, yes, i said it, but not in that kind of way. and here we see him using his fortune, using his very well-staffed campaign to put out a video that, like you said, didn't exactly happen, and the problem is that it mirrors very closely what trump campaign has done before. remember the nancy pelosi video? tearing up the speech at the state of the union. they put out a version of it that made it seem like she was tearing up other remarks in moments during that speech. now, you can laugh it off and say, hey, this is tongue in cheek. this isn't really -- this isn't meant to be a journalistic enterprise, but when it starts mirroring what the trump campaign does, that gives some democrats pause about who they're going to be rallying around as they head to november. >> they're already punching back on why do we want a democratic version of president trump? . were you surprised a tt how pooy he did last night? >> i was. because i have never -- i think people who covered michael bloomberg s

usaidd also like to thank administrator mark green, for his incredible leadership on this initiative. thank you, mark, and thank you for joining us. you have been working with us and last year launched the dedicated wgdp fund. usaid's program expertise is essential for this fund to be successful and we know that it will be. in december, we were thrilled to announce wgdp got its own light item in the 2020 omnibus bill, which is truly incredible for a young initiative, and sing else -- and signals strong bipartisan support we have been fortunate to receive in collaboration on this initiative with members across the aisle on the hill since its inception. this past week, the president reaffirmed his commitment to this initiative in the 2021 budget, which doubles the allegation to wgdp. so many individuals in this room have worked tirelessly the past several years to get this initiative off the ground. i would like to thank everyone around this table for prioritizing women's economic empowerment efforts across your agencies and departments. wgdp's success relies on the hard work that you a

thank you, mark green, for joining us. essential for this to be successful and we know it will be. in december, we were thrilled to announce that wgdp dwot got its own line item, which is truly incredible for a young initiative and signaled the strong bipartisan support we've been so fortunate to receive in the collaboration on this initiative with members across the aisle on the hill since its inception. this past week the president reaffirmed his commitment to the initiative in the 2021 budget, which doubled the allocation to wgdp. so many individuals in this room have worked tirelessly over the past several years to get this initiative off the ground and i would like to thank everyone around this table for prioritizing women's economic empowerment efforts across your agencies and departments. wgdp success relies upon the hard work that you and your teams put forward every day. so, thank you all. i also want to recognize and thank senator lindsey graham and senator jean shaheen for joining us here today. you've both been instrumental in the creation of this initiative from day on

i would like to thank mark green for his incredible leadership. thank you for joining us. you have been working with us since day one. last year launched a dedicated w gdp fund. usaid's management expertise is essential for this fund to be successful and we know it will be. in december we were thrilled to announce w gdp got its own line item in the 2020 on the best bill which is truly incredible for a young initiative and signals the strong bipartisan support we have been so fortunate to receive in the collaboration on this initiative with members across the aisle on the hill since its inception. this past week the president reaffirmed his commitment to this initiative in the 2021 budget which doubled the allocation. so many individuals worked tirelessly to get this initiative off the ground, and thank everyone for prioritizing women's economic empowerment efforts across agencies and departments. w gdp's success relies on the hard work, you and your team put forward every day. thank you all. i want to recognize and thank senator lindsey graham and senator jeanne shaheen fo

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billions of dollars to mark green because don't you trump gave his full support knowing that argentina couldn't pay it they did it so mark would be reelected it did not happen the i.m.f. violated its own regulations and now they want to tell us what we should do. for amanda says his priority is to help society's most vulnerable as he struggles with point creditors but his policies are not reaching everyone in the same way many fear another default could make the situation even worse. they discover. ireland's prime minister has resigned but will stay on as caretaker leader until his successor is chosen a vote by representatives to. replacement on thursday was inconclusive none of the 3 largest parties won enough seats in elections earlier this month to secure an outright majority varied chorus center right fine gael party came in 3rd. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera south korea's prime minister says the country is facing an emergency after another surging coronavirus cases bringing the total to $156.00 dozens have been linked to a church in the eastern city of daegu. president d

billions of dollars to mark green because don't you trump his full support knowing the argentina couldn't pay it they did it so might create would be reelected but it didn't happen the i.m.f. violated its own regulations and now they want to tell us what we should do. for amanda says his priority is to help society's most vulnerable as he struggles with foreign creditors but his policies are not reaching everyone in the same way many fear another default could make the situation even worse. when a site is. to get the headlines right now on al jazeera a deal that's supposed to be a step towards peace in afghanistan is due to get in a few hours the taliban of the u.s. will again what they're calling it were duction of violence starting at midnight sharp or towns in washington d.c. he says there are many unanswered questions about this day. we've had persistent reports about secret our mixes for secret armagh says in this in this deal which means perhaps that this full with rule is. a good 1st seems according to the reports about the secret are nixon's bear is a deal in there which allows wh

mark green will run the company.saw the merger with dow chemical and the subsequent split into three companies. dupont is in the midst of an efficiency drive. cut renault's to jump. firstt just posted its annual operating loss. that is your business flash update. zuckerberg calling for more regulation. after years of the facebook ceo lobbying against it, he is now pleading for new rules. for more, let's bring in sarah miller, executive director of the american economic liberties project. also, cochair of freedom from facebook, progressive groups who brought the idea of breaking up facebook into the mainstream. thank you for joining us do you put any stock when a tech ceo goes to government and says, please, more regulation? >> no. we have seen this before. we want to see basically government take what mark zuckerberg is saying and largely do the opposite. it is a roadmap for what we don't want to do. they are trying shape the narrative and lay the parameters. if you look at the white paper facebook put out a few days

we've got all of our coming up this week join me tomorrow congressman from texas is here, mark green, see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪. kennedy: the democratic establishment is melting down faster than a snowman in july. party leaders now doing everything they can to stop bernie sanders from winning the nomination. but can they actually prevent him from winning the 1% trying to keep above mark socialist down? cruising in a south carolina super tuesday he's got the big mo, the real clear politics national average has the burned up 11 points over second-place joe biden. that is despite the fact is now doubling down on his craze of cuban communist regime, still going pride watch. smack when fidel castro first came to power he initiated at mar

sleep got a big show coming up tomorrow night congress or mark green is here plus 2020 trumps seniormorrow night. have a terrific evening everyone kennedy begins right now. ♪ ♪. kennedy: finally, praised sweet baby jesus that after hundred and 34 days, the third impeachment trial in the history of these united states is over. president donald j ciampa has been acquitted on two articles of impeachment and will remain an office, house speaker nancy pelosi's making the case that the president is forever impeached. while a gop says that trump is forever acquitted. so who is right? one thing will definitely go down in history book, mitt romney became the first senator to vote -- to convict a president and his own party. he voted in favor of removal only on the

mark green, former emergency room doctor and flight surgeon, former member of congress, we will ask himin. kristin: so my questions and we may get some answers when president trump steps up to the podium in the briefing room in just about 30 minutes. our david spunt outside of north lawn. david, any idea if this first american death had something to do with the president wanting to step up and wanting to speak to the american public in 30 minutes? >> we don't know that to be specific, i can tell you that the president will very much be asked about. we just found out about it maybe let's say about an hour ago, but this morning, though, at 10:00 o'clock, the meeting is still going on, vice president mike pence is holding a coronavirus meeting with people from all over the country. you may remember president trump tapped pence to lead the coronavirus task force to put him in charge of it, to put him in charge of efforts from the administration, that has been going on for a little bit, about 2 hours now. almost 3 hours now actually i should say, it started at 10:00 o'clock this morning. las

trish: joining me now, mark green, congressman green. hypocrisy.e he had any issue, it was easy to say, yeah, everybody should release their medical records. then as soon as you get sick, no, no, no, i don't want to release medical records, you should just take my doctor's word for it. i don't want to pressure anybody into releasing medical records. but what bugs me about all of this is the hypocrisy get again. >> absolutely. the hypocrisy of him contradicting himself. then the media to ask questions about president trump. the guy doesn't even drink alcohol and they are worried about an addiction? it's ridiculous. the double standard they have for republicans is crazy. >> it's not just the media. nancy pelosi is putting this out there, too. she spoke on friday, i believe it was friday. and sheep suggested that perhaps the president was on a sedative of some sort when he was giving the state of the union. give me, it was thursday. thursday of she was saying this. he was on a sedative. i thought wow, that'sed a wild accusation to make and the media w

when secretary pompeo talks about fighting instability and terrorism, when mark green talks about a journey to reliance, when larry kudlow talks about opportunities for business and investment, this opportunity to empower women is essential to all these u.s. foreign policy objectives. this is a national security issue. the biggest threat to extremism is an empowered woman, and that is why wgdp sets a goal to reach out to 50 million women. think about that, 50 million women globally in developing countries by 2025. so i look forward to working with all of you to not only meet but surpass that goal and i applaud my friends here today, particularly senators graham and shaheen for the introduction of the wgdp act. this legislation will codify the important interagency coordination and senior leadership dedicated to advancing this work. and in the house, i am working with representative frankel and chairman engel, and we'll introduce the house companion to this legislation in the next few days, and we will take the interagency, the ngo's mark works with, and sector partners to get this done and

tomorrow night congress or mark green is here plus 2020 trumps senior adviser ms. mercedes is here tomorrow night. have a terrific evening everyone kennedy begins right now. ♪ ♪. kennedy: finally, praised sweet baby jesus that after hundred and 34 days, the third impeachment trial in the history of these united states is over. president donald j ciampa has been acquitted on two articles of impeachment and will remain an office, house speaker nancy pelosi's making the case that the president is forever impeached. while a gop says that trump is forever acquitted. so who is right? one thing will definitely go down in history book, mitt romney became the first senator to vote -- to convict a president and his own party. he voted in favor of removal only on the abuse of power article. he told chris wallace in a fox news exclusive today that he had to follow his conscience, man. >> i believe the act he took, and the effort to corrupt an election is as destructive an attack on the oath of office and our constitution as i can imagine. it is a "high crimes and misdemeanors"

we've got all of our coming up this week join me tomorrow congressman from texas is here, mark green is here, kennedy begins right now, see you tomorrow night. ♪ ♪. kennedy: the democratic establishment is melting down faster than a snowman in july. party leaders now doing everything they can to stop bernie sanders from winning the nomination. but can they actually prevent him from winning the 1% trying to keep above mark socialist down? cruising in a south carolina super tuesday he's got the big mo, the real clear politics national average has the burned up 11 points over second-place joe biden. that is despite the fact is now doubling down on his craze of cuban communist regime, still going pride watch. smack when fidel castro first came to power he initiated at major literacy program. i think teaching people to read and write is a good thing. i have been extremely consistent and critical of all authoritarian regimes all over the world. castro he destroyed freedoms in that country, he played winners and losers and put them in prison forever you don't give him a pat on the back. tru

. >> joining republican congressman mark green of tennessee. congressman, thanks for joining us.t week gallop came out with series of polls or surveys if you will, they're blowing my mind. the amount of enthusiasm in this country is mind-boggling. >> it is crazy to see bernie sanders win yesterday. i mean the democrat party is just going all-in for socialism. it is, it isrning but one interesting thing about bernie is, he didn't sus, multi, multiparty race person race this time. people who voted for bernie this time didn't vote for him this time but he still won. charles: he still won. he actually won it in iowa too. he has gotten the most votes in the first two contest. >> absolutely. charles: his poll numbers are rising in south carolina. he will do a lot better there than people thought he would. he is well-s toed for super tuesday. at some point the republican party i think would start to prepare for this. president trump yesterday saying, he would rather take on a mike bloomberg than a bernie sanders because bernie sanders has real followers. >> he certainly has a lot of exc

agency for international development and its director mark green came under fire from the white house and the secretary of state mike pompeo. although congress has so far managed to block the plans to cut the public health service commission core by 40%, the disease fighting have eroded as officers go unreplated. there is a documented effort on donald trump and others to purge the federal government, to decapitate all of the leaders of our public health agencies. >> that is right. i think you do have to separate. there has been as we read today a hollowing out of the scientific community in the trump administration since he took office. separate this from the other purge we're seeing post impeachment which is very much about installing loyalists, punishing people who testified against the president. but it doesn't change the facts on the ground when there is potentially this global pandemic the president at some point will have to turn to these agencies that are not as robustly staffed as you would necessarily want them to be. that is just a reality. that is something that he's grappl

joining me now is republican congressman mark green, a former emergency room surgeon and founder andemergency department staff and company. great to see you, congressman. >> thanks for having me on, harris. >> harris: first of all, we have some video that shows not everybody had on protective suits. they were taken, some of these evacuees, to military bases. we don't have eyes on that, the whistle-blower saying people weren't prepared. first line of defense for our health officials. what do you say? >> with a respiratory droplet infection, there is sort of a safe zone and there is a critical zone, a danger zone. it's typically 3-6 meters. if they were coming closer than 6 meters, i would say to the patient they needed to be in respiratory protection. if they weren't, they don't. some of those videos, when your meeting people on a tarmac, that person giving direct patient care probably had some protections and the people who stand around who aren't even close to the patient, they didn't need it. we are not going to be wearing this stuff in the emergency departments. when you go to the

billions of dollars to mark green because donald trump gave his full support knowing the argentina couldn'tpay it they did it so mark cree would be reelected but it did not happen at the i.m.f. violated its own regulations and now they want to tell us what we should do. for amanda says his priority is to help society's most vulnerable as he struggles with foreign creditors but his policies are not reaching everyone in the same way many fear another default could make the situation even worse. coming up in the sports the feisty faceoff a fury and wild eyed of the heavyweight. are. all. time for sport now his pitcher and. thank you so much barcelona have eased the injury crisis with the emergency sawing of danish strike i'm also brathwaite but the club they've bought him from have demanded a change in the spanish transfer rules saying they are forming prates a bigger team. breath weight was unveiled by boston on food is day after his arrival from leganes under rules allowing a club to sign a player outside the transfer window in times of serious injury leganes could not stop it because the da

bloomberg was a democrat, then he switched to be a republican to run against mark green, now he's a democratgain, whatever. there is a feeling that the party doesn't have what it takes, and maybe part of it is you haven't seen the urgency on the stage. >> listen, i think elizabeth warren in the last debate, she was muted. she was subdued. she came tonight. what happened to her was because she was so muted and subdued, people did get a chance to hear from klobuchar and klobuchar, you know, was really beautiful in terms of the storytelling, whatever. and i think that you saw elizabeth warren say that's never going to happen to me again. i'm never, ever -- i don't care if this is my last moment, i will never cede control. >> she didn't. >> and she did not. now, part of, i think, what you're going to see going forward is we don't know the impact of these debates. we don't know what's going to happen in nevada. but bernie sanders, because nobody really laid a glove on him -- i mean, bloomberg tried to. he cut it up in an ad. bernie sanders is probably going to do very well in nevada. he's probabl

in control of almost the entire country but that doesn't include opposition controlled areas marked in green and kurdish held parts in the north marked in yellow the reports that for the 1st time in syria's nearly 9 year war government forces have now seize control of the entire m 5 highway by driving opposition fighters out of that area west of aleppo and that's important because it's the main trade route running from north all the way to the southern border with jordan it connects the commercial hub of aleppo with major cities like damascus homes on tamil and it'll make it easier for assad's forces to move in to capture it lip city at least 400 civilians have been killed in attacks in the democratic republic of congo rebels have been targeting villages on towns in the east for months thousands have been displaced and they're now fleeing to the city of beni where haleigh mohammad has more. another massacre in the town of mangina in the northeast of the democratic republic of congo. democratic forces a rebel group is being blamed for carrying out an ambush attacking victims with machetes and

billions of dollars to mark green because donald trump gave his full support knowing the argentina couldn't pay it they did it so machree will be reelected that did not happen at the i.m.f. violated its own regulations and now they want to tell us what we should do. for amanda says his priority is to help society's most vulnerable as he struggles with point creditors but his policies are not reaching everyone in the same way many fear another default could make the situation even worse. police in the city who say prime minister thomas will be charged with the murder of his a strange twice after the announcement told a local radio station that he'll resign at the end of july because of old age. home and 2017 other prime ministers current wife is also facing charges related to the killing she's denied any involvement for me to miller has more from johannesburg. this really is unprecedented in that a sitting prime minister will face these charges we also expect that once he appears in court he may also appear in parliament if he's given bail to confirm his resignation at the end of july now wh

in control of almost the entire country but that doesn't include opposition controlled areas marked in green on that map on kurdish held parts in the north they're marked in yellow and there are reports that for the 1st time in syria's nearly 9 year war government forces have seized control of the entire m 5 highway by driving opposition fighters out of that area west of aleppo and this is important because it's the main trade route running from north all the way to the southern border with jordan and it connects the commercial hub of aleppo with major cities like damascus homs and hama it will make it easier for assad's forces to move in to capture it lipsitz. china's government has announced another 97 deaths from corona virus and that brings the total number it's a more than 1100 people mostly in mainland china and earlier the head of the world health organization said the virus should be viewed as public enemy number one given the grave threat it poses to the world anderson reports as the 1st patients were released from temporary hospitals and city on tuesday there was a glimmer of hope

are now firmly in control of almost the entire country except those opposition controlled areas marked in green and kurdish held in the north locked in yellow the there are reports that for the 1st time in syria's 8 year civil war government forces have seized control of the entire n 5 highway by driving opposition fighters out of that area west of aleppo and that's important because it's the main trade route running from the north all the way to the southern border with jordan it connects the commercial hub of aleppo with major cities like damascus homs and hama and will make it easier for assad forces to move in to capture. syrian opposition rebels have recaptured a village in a lead province as they tried to regain territory recently lost to government forces action reports. the odds were against the syrian rebels forced to retreat and abandon their strongholds in the more these fighters have suffered major setbacks over the last few days than they launched a sudden counterattack and within hours managed to overrun government positions and later the rebels also shot down a syrian army helico

in control of almost the entire country but that doesn't include opposition controlled areas marked in green and the kurdish held parts in the north locked in yellow there are reports that for the 1st time in syria's nearly 9 year civil war government forces have seized control of the entire m 5 highway driving opposition fighters out of that area west of aleppo and that's important because it's the main trade route running from north all the way to the southern border with jordan it connects the commercial hub of aleppo with major cities like damascus kongs and hama it will make it easier forces to move in to capture city. voting is wrapping up in the 1st primary in the u.s. presidential election people are casting their ballots in the new hampshire these are live pictures from there there are 11 democratic candidates and the vote could bring some clarity on who the front runners are no democrat has become the party's presidential nominee without finishing 1st or 2nd in new hampshire ok we've got 2 correspondents on this story christensen is standing by in nashua 1st let's go to pass equal

in control of almost the entire country but that doesn't include all position controlled areas marked in green and kurdish held parts in the north marked in yellow there are reports that for the 1st time in syria's nearly 9 years civil war government forces have seized control of the entire m 5 highway by driving opposition fighters out of that area west of aleppo and that's important because it's the main trade route running from the north all the way to the southern border with jordan it connects the commercial hub of aleppo with major cities like damascus homs and hama it's going to make it easier for us forces to move in to capture a city. china's government has announced 94 more deaths from corona virus that brings the total number killed past 1100 people mostly in mainland china earlier the head of the world health organization said the virus should be viewed as public enemy number one given the grave threat it poses to the world under supposed reports as the 1st patients were released from temporary hospitals and city on tuesday there was a glimmer of hope that china's efforts to contai

in control of almost the entire country but that doesn't include opposition controlled areas marked in green and kurdish held parts in the north those are marked in yellow there are reports that for the 1st time in syria's nearly 9 years civil war government forces have seized control of the entire am 5 highway by driving opposition fighters out of that area west of aleppo that's important because it's the main trade route running from the north all the way to the southern border with jordan it connects the commercial hub of aleppo with major cities like damascus homs and hama it's going to make it easier for assad's forces to move in to capture city. voting is almost over in the 1st primary in the us presidential election people have less than an hour left to cast their ballots in new hampshire it's a closely watched election with 11 democratic candidates so it could bring some clarity on who are going to be the front runners no democrat has become the party's presidential nominee without finishing 1st or 2nd in new hampshire we've got 2 correspondents watching voting in new hampshire krist

many states change from the lowest level that you see marked in green to the highest level in red.out 14,000 flu related deaths this season and two types of flu, "a" and "b." they are both virulent. >>> a san francisco icon is returning to the bay area with a promise of a big homecoming. >> san francisco's aids memorial quilt returned to the bay area yesterday after a showing in atlanta. the quilt will be displayed in robin williams meadow as part of a wider celebration of golden state park's 150th anniversary. it was conceived by cleve jones in 1985. when it's on full display the quilt will contain 2,000 panels. that three-day display begins april 3rd. it will be free to the public. >> mcdonald's is bringing back a minty treat to celebrate st. patrick's day. >> starting today you can get that shamrock shake. it's made with vanilla soft serve and blended with shamrock shake syrup and topped with whip cream. i'm sure none of this has any calories. >> what is this? shamrock syrup? it's green. >> it's green. >> what flavor is it? green. >>> next at 6:30, the search for the couple miss

with damascus in the size the growing reds areas are controlled by the governments the shrinking green marks rebel held territory yellow in the north and west is controlled by the kurds well speaking in turkey as president richard sipe erdogan says the rebel gains an adlib should serve as a warning to syria's governments in it globe the developments on the ground in our favor but on the other hand the regimes losses are very big 3 of our soldiers have been killed let them rest in peace but there is no time to deal with this no negotiations with the russians will continue however we are operating in it live with the done agreement along with the 911 kilometer border we are safeguarding our country we will continue to operate in syria backing syrian rebels and told we win the war. well live now to hashem obara hussein had to say in turkey near the border with syria it's very fast moving situation was the very latest you're hearing on the grounds well some civilians from a backhoe they say that despite the fighting which is on the outskirts of the city but the would like to go back home after t

the s&p 500 and nasdaq both in the green, marking new record closes for those two for the second day. i'm melissa francis in new york. this is "after the bell." hey, connell. connell: hello, melissa, i'm connell mcshane reporting live from bedford new hampshire. voting is underway in the first of the nation presidential primary. the polls begin closing about three hours from now. here in new hampshire, anything can and sometimes does happen. so bernie sanders, pete buttigieg, amy klobuchar. elizabeth warren, all of those candidates today have been in the state, literally fighting for every single last vote but joe biden? the former vice president is leaving here tonight. heading early to the state of south carolina, he won't be here when the results come in. one of many stories we're following. we'll have much more on the race in new hampshire throughout the program but we begin with these all-time highs on wall street, at least for the s&p and nasdaq. our panel today, gary kaltbaum, kaltbaum capital management. we're joined by liz peek, columnist for foxx news.com. both gary, liz are

the s&p 500 and nasdaq both in the green, marking new record closes for those two for the second day.ncis in new york. this is "after the bell." hey, connell. connell: hello, melissa, i'm

new treasure at the end of the rainbow gotten in flavor ice cream with cookie pieces inside green treat markingth anniversary ahead of st. patricks day two available for us only for limited time a lot of people complain about and we have them here on set here. cheers. this is my first shamrock shake. >> i have never -- all right well what do you think? >> all right -- but these have been around since 1970, i believe? >> they created them in 1960 but 1907 when they started selling them at the mcdonald's restaurants. and ever since then, of course, people go crazy over them. i remember these when i was a kid at mcdonald's but which doesn't mean anything. i don't remember a lot of things anymore. but -- you know? it's good. >> they're goods. i like it. i like mint things i like mint chip. i like mint -- mint -- i remember getting a metal straw you need it it is very thick. >> barely get those oreo chunks up i have mcflurry i believe. >> that is with the oreo pieces in it. get them now for a limited time. >> thanks tracee. we're sugared up ready to finish the this show. would you pay $l 800 for a d

that's because mark steyn, the fella in the green tie.ng up in a battle of wits in tucker's ask show. it starts at 8:00 p.m. on the fox news channel. joining us is the man taking on all those challenges and more. national security advisor robert o'brien. let's begin with vindman. the president is entitled to have whomever he wants anywhere in that big white house behind you. why is there any issue here over vindman? >> i never understood that. the nsc serves as the personal staff of the president. many of them are detailees from other departments. we expect and hope they will do their best to serve the country and the president. if you don't like the president, that's your right. but probably your highest and best use isn't over here at the white house working on his personal staff. i never understood the attraction of white house employment for someone who doesn't like the president. lou: you mentioned you intended to reorganize the national security council and had a very laudatory philosophy to streamline it and make it efficient. it s

green. shy of the 7,500 mark. one stock in particular we were watching yesterday, hsbc is recovering up about 2% still hasn't fully recovered we talked about the parent of british airways is up. cac is up half a percentage point. renault got downgraded to junk that is lagging on the cac as a whole. dax up about 0.4%. we did have a weak economic sentiment data out of the zew. you can see other positive moves. we are seeing a positive reaction ftse mib continues to do well on the back of the italian banking sector we have autos down 0.1%. insurance trading on the back. right at the top, we have the sectors th sectors that have exposure to china. health care performing well today. up 1%. turning quickly to technology stocks too yesterday, tech got hit on back of the apple slashing. we are seeing a rebound. particularly in chip maker names based in the german indices. not fully recuperating the losses but on the right trajectory again >> more detail on the coronavirus numbers. china is reporting few infections from th

number 1 when it comes to healthcare access and quality food according to wallet hub, giving high marks for greensires to safe bit, nancy, this is your hub, right? >> i'm without speech. have you walked the streets of san francisco? maria: i have actually, we were there a couple of weeks ago and it was really bad. >> i mean, listen -- dagen: open sewer. maria: not every block was horrible, i don't want to overdo it here but definitely there were a lot of blocks that there were so many tents, tent after tent, you couldn't even walk on the sidewalk, you live in san francisco. >> i just moved. i was born there and i lived there my whole life. maria: where did you move to? >> arizona. maria: why? dagen: because it's not san francisco. maria: because of what has gone on in the city? the needle is on the street, the poop on the street and tents. >> the cost, highest marginal tax rate in the nation, oil taxes that we talked about earlier, number one according to tax foundation, i mean, we live a healthier lifestyle, we eat sort of clean, but i can replicate that. dagen: san diego was third, much better

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mark. still nice to see some of those greasy slopes out there in the distance. the green slopes out there in the distance. the rainfall is not here as you can see. it's very well defined the storm track is up towards portland and seattle. so we have a stretch of clear days here we actually have a stretch of stormy days. the rainfall and the wind and the snowfall as we come back home, we have this. clear to basically partly sunny skies across a good portion of the region. another camera for you looking out above san francisco for this thursday afternoon and we'll show you some of the current numbers. santa rosa right now 59. san francisco downtown. 57 degrees. oakland 59. already in the 60s for livermore and in san jose to start out this afternoon. so today lots of sunshine. temperatures on the warm side. tomorrow some patchy cloud cover to start out your friday but still looking okay. and then into the weekend. we will bring in the sun cloud mix and temperatures cooling off by just a few degrees and maybe those winds picking up as we head towards the sunday forecast. our

mark. even before he took on this role, the top job at bp, we knew he had a green agenda. big question everyone is now asking is what does that mean? does that mean you. looking for new oilfields or new gas fields? it does not seem new gas fields? it does not seem that he is saying that because when we look at the numbers where he is spending, he is still spending on exploration and they are investing a small amount in comparison in wind farms. many campaigning organisations are wondering what he is really thinking. does he think there will be enough to elegy around to carbon and offset the emissions that they generate or is he saying there will be a fundamental change in the way they do their business. i think it will be a little of a mix of both. a transition, yes, but there will also be hoped that he can offset some of that stop but very on message this year. we saw the boss of black rock at the beginning of this year saying that they will invest in future companies, companies that acclimate friendly. a davos greta thunberg was talking about investment in fossil fuels h