that you think there is going to be a global recession as a result of what we are seeing, and as martin wolfes commentator, in all likelihood, a global depression. if you think about this downside scenario, what do we have in their when it said it is going to cut global growth by half. we had the northern hemisphere, the us, canada, and in the north and some asian pacific countries, putting in place the same containment measures as what we have seen an containment measures as what we have seen an china, so i think they picked pretty well the situation we are in today. but first of all, that is not happening. i am speaking to you from the uk, people are not restricted in their travel by law. they are advised to do certain things and not do other things, but there isn't the draconian sort of imposition of controls that we have seen imposition of controls that we have seen and other european countries, so seen and other european countries, so it is a mixed bag, and in terms of that mixed bag, let's not forget what you have already said about america, the idea that a recession could be avoided n

that you think there is going to be a global recession as a result of what we're seeing, and as martin wolfsays, in all likelihood, a global depression. if you think about this downside scenario, what do we have in their when it said it is going to cut global growth by half. we have the northern hemisphere, all 0ecd countries, the us, canada, and in the north and some asian pacific countries, putting in place the same containment measures as what we have seen an china, so i think they depict pretty well the situation we are in today. but first of all, laurence, that is not happening. i am speaking to you from the uk, people are not restricted in their travel by law. they are advised to do certain things and not do other things, but there isn't the draconian sort of imposition of controls that we've seen in other european countries, so it's a mixed bag. and in terms of that mixed bag, and let's not forget what you've already said about america, the idea that a recession can be avoided now looks completely unrealistic. what we are doing at the 0ecd with all the economists that are being there

wolf? >> certainly did. martin savidge in boston for us. thanks very much. mayor, marty walsh. thanks for joining us. as you've heard the latest we've been getting is your state has about 95 cases of coronavirus. is that the correct number or do you have an update? >> no, it's 95 right now. we've got three more cases and i think we're still waiting on more test [in the city of boston we're at 19. of those 19, 95 out of boston. >> as of last night 70 of those cases in your state were related to employees of this company called biogen who held that conference in boston back on february 26th. were opportunities missed to stop the spread from this event? >> i mean i think it's hard to say that for this particular case, but certainly a lot of lessons were learned. we have been very aggressive here in the city of boston. we want to keep first and foremost our residents safe and healthy. we've canceled the st. patrick's day parade. we canceled it a couple of days ago. what we're looking at is a lot of conferences and meetings have been canceled. we're working on po

among the foreground officers, it seems that we could really pick out martin hunter, really pick out william wolf, 40th regiment's captain who was build at the battle, british officer, excuse me, killed at the battle. there's a chance that he's in there. we just don't know where yet. >> yeah. one second. one second. go ahead. >> i'm sorry. castle st. george's manor? >> correct. >> when was that destroyed? >> left the family in 1880s and in 1906 a very massive fire took place there and that was really its demise. yes? >> clearly this exhibit has taken time sbefrt for you. what's the most interesting thing you've found from your research? >> one thing. oh, man. >> i knew that would be hard. >> i'm most intrigued by that note about the box, you know, because i want to find that now obviously. so i got some people working on that, the family members working on it, asking all the cousins, what do you have in your attic, that sort of thing. we're hoping to find that. especially to come so late in the game and it has philadelphia connections. it's also one of the most significant moments in his life. if

now, wolf, back to congressman matt gaetz, sources indicate he spent at least part of the weekend at martin luther ki-a-l having dinner with the president on sunday night. we'll keep you posted if the white house finally answers our questions. >> let's hope he's okay. boris sanchez, thanks very much. new york governor andrew cuomo is joining us, governor, i know you have a lot going on, thank you so much for spending a few moments with us. can you give us an update, governor, the latest numbers in new york state, how many coronavirus cases are you currently tracking? >> thanks, wolf, good to be with you. we have about 142 cases. we had a significant jump. so it would put us right up at the top in the country. we have one big cluster in we westchester county outside of new york city, then we have some in new york city and the rest of the state. >> are health officials in new york able to test anyone who comes in and says he or she needs a test? >> yeah, that's a great question, wolf. and the testing capacity is still an issue. you look at the countries that have dealt with this well, you loo