worth noting marriott has 800 properties with roughly half in greater china. also says in the first quarter, brian, the u.s. is off to a solid start. it's worth noting that travelers from greater china accounted for under half a percent of marriott's room nights in north america last year. when you look at a company like marriott with its size and scale, the world's largest hotel chain, it still makes over half of its revenue here in the u.s now the question is, does the u.s. market remain strong? you're seeing the stock basically flat, slightly higher in extended trade. it is underperforming if you look at a year to date chart back to you. >> on booking, if you think about it, as a company we had expedia, we digested the other news, mastercard, cross border travel, talked about travel. as they warned american airlines out there. i know this sounds a lyle overly rosy but i'm somewhat encouraged that's where it is now it can get a loss worse but those are numbers i think people thought was down 3% to 4%. they say somewhere in the middle range between minus 3.5%

just doesn't have as much capital intensity as marriott.al is very capital-light company. when off lot of empty hotel rooms there's fixed costs you can't give away. with booking, they may have more flexibility and also have other different products overall, though, i think they're both going to really be very negative on the call today and say they just don't have any visibility and going to warm it's not a situation you want to be long either one of those unless you're an long-term investor. >> estimates have been brought down, marriott down 16% so far this year. is all the bad news priced in? >> you know, i don't think so. if you look at the chart of marriott, right back at a very key inflection report. failure to hold that leaves support at 1.18. failure to that leaves 100 it's pricing in at 8% move here in the earnings announcement and i would note that nine out of the last ten times you've had negative results and the average return after earnings results have been minus 1% also would note from a google search trend perspective looking

but now let's take marriott. marriott is a fine company down very big people worried about travel. it had some things i think were quite negative to say, stocks n unchanged in the after hours so -- >> how do you explain ha. >> i think that frankly was -- i don't want to -- >> why is that >> the crux of the issue, ty anyone think travel is any good? no it's just not. so when marriott comes out and confirms that travel is not good, but not worse than good, you know, not terrible, then marriott might be able to make a base there will be some people who cut numbers tomorrow and people who don't believe. microsoft has just moved so much and i like microsoft very much and there's going to come a time when you want to buy that but we need to see more negativity built in and the travel and leisure stocks very interesting are starting to get to levels that remind me of when you go back into 2003 model where you had sars and you had the transports went down 21%, remember we always have to use percents now because the numbers don't work because the stocks are so high. if microsoft stabilizes

believes china also hacked marriott, u.s.overnment's personnel office, and insurance giant anthem as it builds a massive data base on every american. >> trevor: that's right. china is allegedly stealing people's private information to build a massive data base on every american. you know somewhere now mark zuckerberg is, like, back off, china, that's my thing! ( laughter ) i don't understand this, china is beating the u.s. in everything now. why would they steal americans' information? unless it's just to rub it in to everyone's faces. ha! i know the answer to your security questions, your first car was a kia, what a bitch! ( laughter ) they say china hacked marriott. why are they hacking hotels? are they going to tank the u.s. economy by adding charges to the mini bar? let's be honest, everyone is three chocolate bars away from bankruptcy. ( laughter ) they say china is doing this to steal american's identities. if that's true, the joke is on them because half the americans are in debt. it will backfire. i am bryan taylor. a

for the personal data of americans, including the theft of personal records, the intrusion into marriottedit and other information from equifax. let's go now to washington and talk to katie benner, justice department reporter at the new york times. just reading your piece in the times, it's not the first time that the us has charged members of the chinese military with hacking american secrets. what is it particularly that the us is it particularly that the us is scared of here? it's actually only the second time the us has charged chinese officials with hacking into a us entity. it's relatively rare because usually intelligence hacking is considered outside the realm of the criminal code, but in the heart the chinese government amassed an enormous amount of data on us citizens. it has become clear to officials that china is trying to use it in order to create artificial intelligence that can help it with espionage activities in the future. if the chinese are indeed trying to put together some vast database of to put together some vast data base of american to put together some vast data

it will be open in 2020 as the marriott autograph hotel. is the experience of amarillo, being able to see the old amid the new. ellen is a really good photographer. she has been influenced by some reallyamarillo, being able to se old amid the new. good street photographers over the years. she could really see the juxtaposition of the old and the new, the skyscraper, the old sign and the old streets. we are in the far western region of the texas panhandle, unfortunately driving a bit on interstate right now, but only because route 66 was obliterated in the 1970's. we are going to visit one of the coolest ghost towns along route rio.glenn we are going to cross the freeway and get onto the old strand of route 66, the last strand in texas going west and the first going east. we are going to stop at the first last motel, which is right on the state line. the name implies, it was the first or last thing you saw depending on which way you were going. we are standing inside the longhorn cafe, which was built in 1951. this is where everyone had thei

. >> marriott is green. >> yeah, i also look at all country world index sus, the etf to track that index is acwx. the s&p might be down 10 ores tefr the last days about the rest of the world is down 7% i know it doesn't make people feel better but it is interesting that international stocks which were not at record highs and were not doing well all year fell less the most overbought, the most expensive assets came down the hardest. xx energy stocks last thing, energy might have put in a capitulation low. energy down 15% in just a couple of days. extraordinary activity in an industry bankruptcy, in a sector already 40 or 50% from its highs. that looks capitulation-like i would throw transports into that category. down massively after already having been down i am looking at those things, looking at zoom which i own up 9% new high post ipo. tella dock, which well talk about later. people are looking for opportunities in this tape despite the carnage. i find that interesting. >> erin, we have destroyed 3,000 dow points points don't tell the story. it is a percentage game, nonetheless helps

booking holdings, marriott. i can't quite explain that. >> marriott is interesting, they gave some february numbers. stuart: booking hold is cutting costs. maybe that helps them. >> right. stuart: and marriott, i don't know what they're doing, but they're a hotel chain obviously. and for some reason they are marginally higher this morning when almost all travel stocks, cruise lines, airlines, hotels they're all down, marriott holding on to a very, very slim gain. now look at this. down 600. very hard to keep track of this. like a yo-yo. down 950, 20 minutes ago. down 590 now. what have we got there? we have netflix, booking holdings, we've got -- these stocks are on the upside for heavens sake. that's not bad. lauren: marriott was giving february numbers for asia, china region. bookings are down 90%. i'm not sure why the stock is up today. stuart: there is story, i didn't see the picture, i understand there was a picture of a plane flying to milan -- ashley: with seven people on it. stuart: seven people on board

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marriott said it is opening more hotels in china.ems to have an optimistic view of what is happening in china, where it began, up 2.5%. todayre the exceptions because this is the rule, stocks down 19%, 11%, chipotle down 7%. expect, ones you might including the cruise operators and the tour operators that continue to get hit big today. guy: you see a similar story. the travel stocks under pressure. let's get more insight on what is happening with the coronavirus and how it is affecting global businesses, including the banking sector. standard chartered joining hsbc in warning future profits may take a hit. bloomberg talked to standard chartered's cfo. >> coronavirus is very much on everybody's minds. we have seen the business perform very well, although clearly the impact of that will come through in march and beyond. the uncertain future at the moment is in which markets it will affect. guy: joining us for more insight is the european equity strategist for bloomberg intelligence. it is it -- is it a consistent picture? tim: it is be

that's why we'll see more brands coming up — marriott with 30 different brands — all looking to otherchief executive, keith barr — who i will be speaking to when their results are out later this morning — he has really invested in china, in wuhan alone they have quite a few hotels. in the short—term, this is a real problem for them in terms of how they respond, what their policies are in place, and how they protect their customers, and how they refu nd their customers, and how they refund those who decide, "we're not travelling." refund those who decide, "we're not travelling. " yes, refund those who decide, "we're not travelling." yes, no doubt there'll be a short—term hit, and it will hit ihg more than anyone else, which is why their share price has suffered more than anyone else at the moment. it's not just than anyone else at the moment. it's notjust the mowny, though, is it? it'sjust how well they respond as an organisation to people's concerns and fears — they might have people in hotels who have it. it's that kind of thing, isn't it? yes. the important thing is — this has happe

including the theft of personnel records from the office of anagement and budget, the intrusion of marriott hotels and now the wholesale of credit and from equifax.ion this data has economic value and needs thefts can feed china's of artificial intelligence tools as well as he creation of intelligence targeted packages. in addition to the thefts of data, our ersonal cases reveal a pattern of state intrusions mputer and thefts by china, targeting confidential and business information. acks by the group known as apt-10, which worked in ssociation with the chinese ministry of state security, or target manage service providers and their clients worldwide across industries. m.s.s. intelligence officers who sought to steal ntellectual property relating to turbofan engines by using oth insiders and computer operations. and hacks by p.l.a. officers who the nuclear ims in power, metals, and solar products industries for the benefit of chinese companies. our d, about 80% of economic espionage prosecutions the chinese ed government. nd about 60% of all trade secret theft cases in recent years involves

new comments from delta, marriott and booking holdings. we'll be right back. >> announcer: this morning's big number 2.22 million that's how many users, zoom has added in 2020. the stock is up 57% so far this year [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] >>> before the break, we told you about several companies reporting on supply. looking to eunice yoon and progress in china. good to see you. >> you too, becky. it depends on how large the company is the country put out some interesting data on small to medium enterprises the resumming of work topped 30%. if you look at the numbers for large companies. over a week ago, 80% had already resumed work there is a question on the definition of resuming work. they are not getting the assembly lines up and running. it is not clear how far along the a semibly line getting up and running. the communities here put out surveys as of today. the american chamber of commerce said 48% polled see a drop in revenue for this year if business continues to stay abnormal al april 30 48% see a decline in

absolutely right. >> jenny, to you from drew in new jersey, is it too early to start buy marriott >>ey have 68% of the hotel rooms in the u.s a huge pipeline trading at a market multiple and announcing tonight. >> jim almost fell over on that one. >> i have no idea. >> remember when they bought - >> drew in new jersey could see jim's face as he answered that question. >> so distracting. >> could be the right day to -- double zero. >> travel stock is gutty. >> i don't like southwest and they're so good. >> i sold most of my - >> scott wants to know about delta. >> so this is off 20% from the peak in early january. if you want to start adding to it, add very little. there's more downside with more bad news the "e" is anyone's guess. i would wait i think you get a better opportunity. >> jimmy, buy or sell act vision blizzard >> just sold it yesterday. felt like we had to. it's run a lot they're vulnerable stocks. i wish -- i have no real edge beyond the stuff that gives it a -- going up fast. >> okay. glen in los angeles with a gunlachian question if you will. why are health care stocks

after the bell we have hotel and travel stocks, marriott. marriott international vacations and booking. booking.com. those are names that are highly susceptible to this. would you expect that we are really going to see just more innings when it comes to this difficult game? >> sure. the markets seem to be intelligently discriminating between one stock and another so clearly, the consumer discretionary service, travel, entertainment type stocks that are operating internationally, these are obviously suffering along with the airlines. on the other hand, if you think about china, many people are obviously confined to their homes, if not under personal quarantine, under self-imposed quarantine, not wishing to go out into public places, so any service that is delivered online, so the services that are tencent or alibaba, those are actually really getting more business and traction than they have in the past. liz: it's almost like netflix, where it's moving higher because people are confined to their homes. sir, thank you very much. >> thank you.

marriott looks horrible. airlines may be next here.ent. >> by the way, you're dealing with the 737 max issue, which has affected earn ins, southwest and united delta, they don't have a max issue but i imagine steve grasso if united has done it, to karen's point, expect other carriers to do this. >> i would expect. and i think we're getting very close to the buy -- headline risk on the tape just think what we talked about, crude going no that's a tailwind for the cruise industry that's a tailwind for the transports so i think on a whole they're still reacting to the first one, coronavirus and not knowing what impact that will be. when you look at united down 15% year to date or delta down 7% to 10%, you're getting around the levels where you could be a buyer. >> and the second directive of this, we talked about it on this show, look at zm, zoom video that stock was up today -- i think it closed around 105 it's been a straight line now to the upside for about the last 3 1/2 to 4 weeks there were reports on march 4th. we said this is a na

marriott is saying it cannot fully estimate the financial impact which could be significant to first quarter and full year. it is seeing low occupancy rates in asia have waived cancellation fees for guests until mid-march. jetblue also dropping change in cancellation fees through march 11th even though it done serve areas hardest hit by the virus. and panera bread for $8.99 a month unlimited hot or iced coffee for less than five cups at the restaurant chain. registration starts on the app and website. the first step is to become a member of the chain's free loyalty program that has 38 million subscribers and, guys, in tests traffic increased by more than 200% and that almost 70% of coffee orders include food. if you're wondering how they can offer unlimited coffee for $8, that's why. >> coffee is probably pennies on the dollar. not bad. >> that, too. >> good to see you. >>> 4:41. >> something to go with that coffee. >> and those eggs i was talking about. >> i'm hungry. >> dunkin' donuts are offering a new item offering eyebrows, literally a bag of bacon. >> oh. i thought they were do

the fbi believes china also hacked marriott u.s. government personnel office and insurance giant anthem as it builds a massive database on every american the ceo says like most companies they get attacked daily. >> which is why we're investing so heavily in our data security and transforming our technology to make sure the security is the strongest out there. >> reporter: advice to protect yourself use multi step authentication, check your credit report for unusual activity, and freeze your credit with all three rating agencies lifting the freeze only before making a big purchase. >> as american citizens, we cannot be complacent about protecting sensitive personal data. >> tom, i remember when this hack happened, there was concern about identities being stolen do we know if the chinese used this information at all >> reporter: no sign yet but it's believe to be an effort to gather information on americans, government, the military, big companies, universities to target them for blackmail or even espionage could be years down the roa

the s&p laggards look at the names, american airlines, occidental, southwest air, live nation and marriott. here is why i find this interesting, tim, live nation is a concert promoter they're global, but they get people together. southwest airlines basically has no international presence. a little bit, whatever, puerto rico, that's it. this is the market saying people are going to be nervous about congregating in groups and doing things where they might spend money. >> so we've never contemplated this dynamic in this country, at least not in my lifetime as has been pointed out here, we have a case where this is typically a contained geographic event. consumer confidence has been critical to this market. the other side of this, though, when the fed starts to say and there's been quotes over the last couple days, essentially we're ready to respond or we're watching, what can the fed do at this point it gets to something we also talk about on this show for a long time. to me the fed's comments sound a lot like the boj who has been flailing in the wind for many years here you're right, brian,

stocks, companies dependent on chinese supply lines and international travel, including apple, nike, marriottited airlines, carnival and norwegian cruise lines. and pharmaceutical companies on concern drugs made in china could come into short supply >> it's not just the pharmaceutical industry, it's the auto industry. it's the consumer products industry so many american companies have staked their production on china. >> reporter: meanwhile small u.s. companies are also getting worried. omg accessories sells products for kids and tweens to big u.s retailers. but like many companies, manufacturing has been shut down for a month already. >> we do all the development, all the sampling, our whole team and creative team is out there in china >> reporter: manufacturing on hold, as the coronavirus spreads. oil prices also sliding on concern a slowing economy won't need as much oil and gas to fuel it unleaded averaging $2.47 a gallon, down a nickel in just a month. lester >> the growing impact of all of this tom, thanks. >>> a terrifying car attack left some 30 people injured at a carnival in germany

. >> reporter: right now it looks like she's staying at the marriott in downtown san diego. >> now we get the best part, she's actually entering in her credit card number. >> it wants my security code. >> now i could be here. >> would people plug into a random charging station like this? watch. seconds after he sets down the stand, this guy strolls up and plugs in. that's when i make my move. >> reporter: hi there. my name is vicry. i'm with nbc news. we're doing a story about free charging stations like this. and if you don't mind, i'd like to show you how hackers are able to use these charging stations to look into your phone. >> if you scroll, as you psychological -- >> [ bleep ]. >> yeah. we're in your phone watching everything you do. >> have you ever heard of this being a possibility? >> no, i never thought of it. no. i'm so used to seeing them. they're so common. >> reporter: one after another all day long, people plug in. >> we're doing a story about these free public charging situations. we have a cyber security expert here who built charging station. >> wow. wow. >> reporter

.>>> they believe china is behind many cyber attacks including the marriott hotel breach that exposed data on some 500 million global customers. >>> the number of u.s. troops with traumatic brain injuries from an iranian missile strike has jumped again. this afternoon the pentagon reported 109 service members have been treated for mild tbi. that is up from the 64 servicemembers who were diagnosed in january. 76 have since returned to duty. initially the administration said nobody was hurt. when i ran hit a u.s. airbase in iraq. that was in retaliation for a u.s. drone strike that killed a top iranian general. >>> in new york investigators are looking into an attack against the nypd. robert williams opened fire inside a police precinct yesterday. he shot one officer in the arm before running out of bullets. the day before he walked up to two officers and a police van asking for directions and started shooting. all the officers are expected to be okay. they believe anti-copper rhetoric is encouraging violence against police. >>> in arkansas to police officers recovering after a deadly s

the fbi believes chinaassive also hacked mayor marrio marriott anthem and more as it builds a massive database on every american the ceo says like most companies they get attacked daily. >> which is why we're investing so heavily in security to make sure the security is the strongest out interest >> reporter: advice to protect yourself use multi step authentication, check your credit report for activity and freeze your credit with all three rating agencies lifting the freeze only before making a big purchase. >> as american citizens, we cannot be complacent about protecting sensitive personal data. >> tom, i remember when this hack happened, there was concern about identities being stolen is that happening? >> reporter: no sign yet but an effort to gather information on americans, government, the military, big companies, universities to target them for blackmail or espionage. could be years down the road >> very worrying tom costello, thanks. >>> a major story, the violent attacks on police two officers injured in shootout in arkansas on the heels of two ambushes in new york city and

that's interesting hyatt, hilton, marriott.his is a catch-up trade, and i think the hotels -- expedia had big numbers out today. that's the setup you want for a bounce how did you pick or why this one versus carnival or - >> because we have a catalyst reporting next week. normally when you have earnings, management is expected to sit there and try to explain the results that they're going to be reporting. i think we can pretty much safely bet that's not what the conversation's going to be about. the conversation in the cruise lines in the hotels, in the travel space in general, is coronavirus. what's going on, how's that going to impact going forward? my expectation is management is going to say, we can look past all of that -- >> will consumers? to your point about hotels starting to recover, will consumers be semi permanently turned off of cruises generally? because there's all these star riz of people stuck on boats. >> it's interesting. cruises always seem to get periodic black eyes. you have situations where there are gast

and all the same story the disconnect is that hotels have gone up that's interesting hyatt, hilton marriottis is a catch up trade -- exceedy has had big numbers out today. that's the setup you want for the bounce how did you pick or buy this one versus carnival. >> it's because we have a catalyst, reporting next week on this one normally when you have earnings management is expected to sit there and try to explain the results they are reporting i think we can safely bet that that's not the conversation. the conversation right now in the cruise lines in the hotels, in the travel space in general, is coronavirus what's going on? how does that impact going forward? of course my expectation is that management is going to say we can look past all of that and. >> but will consumers -- i think to your point about hotels starting to recover, you wonder, mike will consumers be semi permanently turned off of cruising generally -- because there are all the stories people stuck on boats. >> yes. >> it's interesting, because cruises seem to get the periodic black eyes you have the situations where there

stocks, companies dependent on chinese supply lines and international travel, including apple, nike, marriott airlines, carnival and norwegian cruise lines. and pharmaceutical companies concerned drugs made in china could come into short supply >> it's not just the pharmaceutical industry. it's the auto industry it's the consumer products industry so many american companies have staked their production on china. >> reporter: meanwhile, small u.s. companies are also getting worried. omg accessories sells products for kids and tweens too big u.s. retailers. but like many companies, manufacturing has been shutdown a month already. >> we do all the developing, all the sampling our whole team and creative team is out there in china. >> reporter: manufacturing on hold as the coronavirus spreads. also sliding oil prices on concern that a slowing economy won't need as much oil and gas to fuel it so unleaded gas is now averaging 2.47 a gal ton that's down a nickel in just a month. frances? >> tom, thank you. >> heavy rain has caused devastation in western bolivia the downpours triggering mudslides and

hitting their profits and will potentially hit issues -- make issues going forward, for example, marriott, apple, nike, microsoft, all major corporations saying that the coronavirus has impacted their business and will impact their business for some time to come. a number of factors weighing on wall street but the key question going forward is how severe and how long does this virus and this outbreak last? the longer it goes on, the more consequential the economic impact. and as people make choices about whether to dine out, to go on airplanes, to eat in restaurants to go to the movies, all of those things have economic consequences and impact. the longer it lasts, the greater the impact. rebecca jarvis, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to rebecca for that reality check. >>> more companies are banning travel overseas including cargill which is the largest private u.s. company. the food company nestle has also stopped business travel until march 15th. >>> there is some encouraging news. apple ceo tim cook says his company is re-opening factories in china. he says the chinese are getting t

they have managed to cross relate that with the enormous hotel chain, marriott, to see where they travelledle are under financial duress, who they are related to, how they spend their money, social security number and all sorts of things. using that information can put together a portfolio of who someone is, where they were, whether they work in an intelligence function within the government or whether they are vulnerable, have marital issues, extramarital affairs, who they would contact — things that could make them vulnerable or open to entreaties to the chinese government to help steal american secrets, both governmental and corporate. if people have now been charged, do you read these as attempts that did not quite work, or is it working, or has it already happened ? the government says it has already happened. we know the equifax data was stolen. one of the reasons why the government charged these four pla members today and charged a few years ago in a very rare set of charges is that it sends a message to beijing that this is not acceptable behaviour, that the government recognises wh

hardest are those dependent on chinese supply lines and international travel including apple, nike, marriott and united airlines. >>> harvey weinstein is hospitalized tonight at a facility where jail inmates are treated. he reportedly complained of chest pains. weinstein is now a convicted sex offender. he was found guilty of committing a criminal sexual act and third degree rape. he faces between 5 and 25 years in prison and also faces a separate trial in los angeles. >>> up next, a flash and then a flame. exclusive video of a troubling act that's left a south bay neighborhood rattled. >>> and whales dying off our coast at rates we haven't seen in years. we investigate what's calling them and why efforts to save them may have been stalled. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. up to 74 in concord today. i'll show you how much hotter tomorrow and the big change this weekend. you're going to want to hear about it. i'll have that in about ten minutes. wall street banks took advantage of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit c

team hid their tracks by using 34 servers in nearly 20 countries the fbi believes china also hacked marriott, u.s. government personnel office, and insurance giant anthem as it builds a massive database on every american equifax's new c.e.o. says like most companies, they get attacked daily >> which is why we're investing so heavily in our data security and transforming our technology to make sure that the security is the strongest out there >> reporter: the advice to protect yourself, always use multi-step authentication. check why credit report for unusual activity and freeze your credit with all three rating agencies lifting the freeze only before making a big purchase. >> as american citizens, we cannot be complacent about protecting our sensitive personal data. >> reporter: the fbi says so far no indication that the chinese have used this information, but the fbi believes this could be part of an effort to gather information on americans in government, the military, big companies, and universities to eventually target them for blackmail or espionage, and that could be months or even yea

( laughter ) they say china hacked marriott. why are they hacking hotels?re they going to tank the u.s. economy by adding charges to the mini bar? let's be honest, everyone is three chocolate bars away from bankruptcy. ( laughter ) they say china is doing this to steal american's identities. if that's true, the joke is on them because half the americans are in debt. it will backfire. i am bryan taylor. all right, you know verizon $400. no! ( laughter ) education news, every public school struggles to raise mon arey for teachers and students. but one fundraiser in california might have backfired. >> disney sent a 250 bill to a california elementary school after it showed last year's remake of "the lion king" at a path fundraiser. thursday a berkeley elementary school received a letter from disney's licensing agent and the letter ordered the school to pay the money for screening the movie last november without a license. >> the disney play place wanted some money because they own, like, all of the movie. >> they showed the movie that they own so they want the

including the festive personnel records from the office of personnel management the intrusion into marriott hotels and and some health insurance companies and now the wholesale saft of credit and other information from ethical sacks but of course it's election year in the united states was unveiled to congress his budget for 2021 should he win a 2nd term he is proposing a $4.00 trillion dollars plan the largest in federal history he wants to raise military spending by 2 and a half $1000000000.00 to $740000000000.00 and reduce foreign aid from $55000000000.00 to $44000000000.00 the commerce department budget gets caught by 37 percent and the environmental protection agency by $27.00 the state department will also lose 21 percent the centers for disease control and prevention 9 and education 8 he wants an extra $2000000000.00 for the border war with mexico much less than the 8600000000 he requested last year following all of this for us our white house correspondent kimberly halkett so kimberly it looks as though this is quite a budget and looks as though trump wants to really hold on to thos

a and we heard from marriott that said this could negatively impact their results. nuer u corporations saying that this virus will impact negatively their results this year, david. >> all right, rebecca, this next question's really an impossible one to answer, but i'm sure folks at home with 401(k)s and watching the effect on the ghee are going to want to know. when will the markets calm down? they forecast what's coming months ahead, so, when does that catch up? because we're just starting what it seems to be this story of coronavirus. >> reporter: that's so true, david, and the biggest question on wall street's mind tonight is, how long and how severe will this outbreak become? because as u.s. consumers watch these headlines and make choices about their travel, about dining out, about spending time in public places, all of that has economic consequences and the longer the outbreak lasts and the more dire those decisions become, if they do go down that path, the worse it becomes for jobs and the u.s. economy, david. >> all right, rebecca jarvis tonight. rebecca, th

including the fast of personnel records from the office of personnel management the intrusion into marriott hotels and and some health insurance companies and now the wholesale fest of credit and other information from ethical facts. has more from washington d.c. . well listen those move by attorney general william barr is more a public shaming than any realistic prospect that the americans are going to get the 4 chinese hackers back to the u.s. to face charges it was a 2 year investigation there's a 9 count indictment 150000000 or close to phone their personal data had been compromised what did the hackers take will the names dates of birth social security numbers the things that people need to steal identities additionally there was around 10000000 people who had their driving license details now this isn't the biggest hack in american history but it's william barr said it was certainly the most severe. and let's take you through some of the headlines here now to syria now the number of people killed by the corona virus is now more than a 1000 a team of w.h.o. experts has arrived in china

. >> thank you for being with us >> marriott international says the coronavirus will drive the fee downis disrupts travel and occupancy rates. the impact cannot be estimated echoed by booking holdings which released a lower than expected guidance for q1. >>> apple putting out production by travel restrictions they say quarantines and factory shut downs at key partners such as foxconn means that iphone production is halter for the time being we have more details >> reporter: a big issue for investors is the coronavirus outbreak and how that is affecting business apple had to about draw guidance for the quarter and how it is affecting stores and factories share holders didn't ask about that he ultimately believes that out break will be short term tim cook says it will remain a dynamic situation. we do know now apple has reopened 34 of 42 stores seven nominees to the board were approved ernst and young was ratified the share holder proposals were not approved >>> we will be speaking to mopot they said it will miss third quarter revenue. applying to personal computing unity responsible for

including the fast of personnel records from the office of personnel management the intrusion into marriott hotels and anthem health insurance companies and now the wholesale faffed of credit and other information from equifax. the woman expected to replace german chancellor angela merkel says she's quitting as leader of the governing c.d.u. party karrenbauer is stepping down amid a crisis over a decision by regional representatives to vote alongside the far right a.f.d. government came for ports from berlin i. am a good company was supposed to be her party's political future soon she will belong to its past her hopes of being her country's 2nd female chancellor dashed by a round over how her party deals with the far right. as it's no it's been i'm the party leader and i'll remain in this position for the foreseeable future what i've said is that i will not run for chancellor but other than that the situation hasn't changed. but the situation certainly has changed and it was this moment that brought her down when christian democrats joined forces with the far right to elect a liberal prime

including the fast of personnel records from the office of personnel management the intrusion into marriott hotels and anthem health insurance companies and now the wholesale faffed of credit and other information from ethical facts and the us the new hampshire primary has officially begun in the small town of dixville notch it's a condition that goes back nearly 60 years when its residents were the 1st in the state to cast ballots and with their votes being cast so early they're among the 1st to declare results for tuesday's election michael bloomberg won with the rainbow and its edge and bernie sanders one of the primary in this relatively small state traditionally plays a big role in selecting the party nominee and salome explains why. new hampshire resident jonathan blitz says he leans republican sue inly will board lean democrat but like many voters in this state they don't belong to a political party this is serious stuff and we need to change the direction of the country they were among hundreds of voters who lined up to see democrat pete in a school auditorium. balancing between p.

including the fast of personnel records from the office of personnel management the intrusion into marriott hotels and and some health insurance companies and now the wholesale fest of credit and other information from equifax asia's biggest asho is kicking off in singapore but some major firms of pulled out of water is about the coronavirus outbreak at least 70 exhibitors chose not to attend including u.s. defense firms lockheed martin and raytheon 10 chinese companies who are forced to cancel office in or imposed a ban on those traveling from mainland china. she says the experts for big deals are scaled down significantly. the singapore is taking place just days after the singapore government raised its disease outbreak level to the 2nd high is now organizers of this event say they are adopting precautions including thermal screening and turning away visitors who are on while they're also encouraging visitors to adopt a no contact policy which means instead of shaking hands you should adopt other methods of greeting people like vowing or nordin your head now we're seeing also a noticeably

maier y marriott fourth quarter earnings a hit but then a miss assuming current low occupancy rates in asia. shares up about a quarter percent pre-market booking holdings expects revenues to fall 3.7%. the company says it is impossible to predict where and to what degree the outbreak will affect travel patterns l brands took a charge the right the value of victoria's secret agreeing to sell 55% kroelg stake to private equity firm shares down more than 6% pre-market >>> when we come back, president trump appointed vice pence to head the response to the outbreak the cnbc exclusive with the ceo of tolbrhel otrs more when "worldwide exchange" returns after this hi! we're glad you came in, what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy, connect to the xfi gateway. what about internet speeds that keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. what about wireless data options for the family? of course, you can customize and save. can you save me from this conversation? that we can't do, but come in and see what we can do. we're here

things such as mastercard down 7 percent 5 percent hurts the rental car company 14 percent drop marriott hotel chain 12 percent drop these are huge numbers these are just a few of them i could go on and on forever with the individual stock drops but things not looking good here as wall street is very worried about how this coronavirus is going to affect the economy and if you want to check whether a virus is the cross the world this is the virus truck from johns hopkins university in the united states which gives you i think a good picture of where the outbreak has spread to and the number of cases around the world. u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls are about to take in a debate in the state of south carolina which will hold primaries on saturday the front runner bernie sanders expecting challenges to move sides even though former vice president joe biden is ahead in polling there the other candidates michael bloomberg but you judge any club which honors with warren and tom are all hoping for an upset victory or a strong 2nd place finish to breathe fresh life into their campaigns let

. >> hilton and marriott have glob glob global exposure. >> the earnings exposure is small.5 it is not a major earnings impact they are much more u.s. focused unless there is an joongoing impact >> and business travel, if there is an impact on business travel, yes? >> yes and hilton is 70% or so business travel so, yes, global business travel would impact earnings on a broader basis. >> david katz, thank you forgetting up early. >>> take a look at the futures, the dow right now is in positive territory. you can see we are up about 58, 59 points. s&p futures up 9 and nasdaq up 39 points. i'm joined by chief strategist it is great to see you this morning. >> the market seems to be looking to a lot of bad news that everybody has been focused on if you want to look to the like likely suspects. anybody with high exposure to china. a loss is a loss forever for other companies like apple, an iphone loss today is likely to comeback in the latter half of the year. >> we heard from nvidia, who is expecting $100 million impact. still its guidance beat expectations we heard from alibaba

marriott has big exposure to ags you and china is its top international market. and amazon is cracking down on price gouging. amazon has removed tens of thousands of deals from sellers it accused of charging customers unfair prices. one more note yesterday we reported the facial recognition company clearview ai said its the tire customer list is hacked. that is correct, but our banner erroneously said the company lost billions of photos. the company said the company list was stolen, not the photos. we apologize for that error. >>> a jungle cruise turned into a ride scare when a boat suddenly started taking on water. a passenger said the boat went from floating to sunk in about a minute. a disney spokesperson says everyone was able to get off the boat sifly and there were no injuries. the jungle river cruise is about 5 feet deep. >>> it is pay back literally. texas teacher stacey bailee was suspended after a parent complained about her, quote, promoting a homosexual agenda. why, bailee showed students a picture of her future wii. now a federal judge ruled her susp