lyra mckee's death has led to heightened tensions in derry.e court. paul mcintyre, a 52—year—old man from the city, has been charged with murder, possession of a firearm and membership of the ira. it gets better for those of us who live long enough to see it get better. lyra mckee, a writer and gay rights activist, was stood next to a police land rover the night she was killed during rioting in the city in april last year. a gunman was seen on mobile phone footage, stepping out and firing towards police. the dissident republican group, known as the new ira, later claimed it was behind the shooting. the violence was widely condemned, bringing back memories of northern ireland's troubled past. today, the vast majority of those who live in derry do not support dissident republican groups. paul mcintyre, a man well—known locally, was greeted at court by a group of his supporters, who held a protest through the hearing. inside court, paul mcintyre spoke only to confirm his name and address. his defence solicitor said he was accused of standing behi

lyra mckee's death has led to heightened tensions in derry. clashed with officers outside court. paul mcintyre, a 52—year—old man from the city, has been charged with murder, possession of a firearm and membership of the ira. it gets better for those of us who live long enough to see it get better. lyra mckee, a writer and gay rights activist, stood next to a police land rover the night she was killed during rioting in the city in april last year. a gunman was seen on mobile phone footage, stepping out and firing towards police. the dissident republican group, known as the new ira, later claimed it was behind the shooting. the violence was widely condemned, bringing back memories of northern ireland's troubled past. today, the vast majority of those who live in derry do not support dissident republican groups. paul mcintyre, a man well—known locally, was greeted at court by a group of his supporters who held a protest through the hearing. inside court, paul mcintyre spoke only to confirm his name and address. his defence solicitor said he was

lyra mckee was shot dead during riots in derry last april.s death has led to heightened tensions in derry. members of the group police say are the political voice of the new ira clashed with officers outside court. paul mcintyre, a 52—year—old man from the city, has been charged with murder, possession of a firearm and membership of the ira. it gets better for those of us who live long enough to see it get better. lyra mckee, a writer and gay rights activist, was stood next to a police land rover the night she was killed during rioting in the city in april last year. a gunman was seen on mobile phone footage, stepping out and firing towards police. the dissident republican group, known as the new ira, later claimed it was behind the shooting. the violence was widely condemned, bringing back memories of northern ireland's troubled past. today, the vast majority of those who live in derry do not support dissident republican groups. paul mcintyre, a man well—known locally, was greeted at court by a group of his supporters, who held a protest thr

to the history books. —— the violence which led to lyra mckee's death.hey believe a number of people were involved in events that night and that the search for evidence to bring the government tojustice search for evidence to bring the government to justice continues. —— the gunman. a ban on the sale of new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars could be just 12 years away. the transport secretary, grant shapps, said there would be a consultation on when the ban should come in but it would include 2032 as a possible cut—off date, three years earlier than was announced last week. the motor industry has expressed concern about the timescale for the change. the media watchdog ofcom is to be given new powers to punish social—media firms who fail to act over harmful content published online. until now, platforms like facebook, tiktok, youtube, snapchat and twitter have largely been self—regulating. it's not yet been decided what penalties ofcom would be able to impose on those who fail to comply. the battle to win the democratic nomination for the us presidency has i

a 52—year—old man charged in connection with the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry.g to crack down on harmful content online, the government gives the media watchdog ofcom new powers to punish social media firms. after 14 days in quarantine on the wirral, 83 britons people who were flown out of wuhan are told they don't have coronavirus and leave tomorrow. and how the footballer rio ferdinand is trying to help parents worried about their children and screentime. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news, the chinese grand prix is postponed because of the coronavirus but will it have to be cancelled this year? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. it's a major nhs trust at the centre of a scandal about baby deaths that were preventable. east kent hospitals trust accepted responsibility after at least ten babies died since 2011. some were stillborn, some were left brain damaged during labour and didn't survive, others contracted infections. but now the hospitals chief executive has spoken publicly for the first time and has sought to downplay

now we turn to michael mckee in sarasota, florida. we got retail sales numbers and consumer confidence. they are mainly positive but some mixed results. michael: definitely mixed results. years ago alan greenspan was asked about this and he said we watch what consumers do and not what they say. if that is still the case, there is reason for concern. the retail sales numbers for january were a disappointment. the headline number up .3%, but the december now more -- but the december number was revised down by point 2/10. by .2%. that number goes directly into gdp and that was a real disappointment. theanged on the month and december number revised down from a .5% gain to a .2% gain. consumers may still be buying, but their enthusiasm will seem to have flagged, except for the fact that we have the university of michigan consumer sentiment numbers, a new high. now people are telling the university of michigan survey they still feel good about the economy and its prospects. which will win out? that will be the question going forward. at th

lyra mckee's death has led to heightened tensions in derry.been charged with murder, possession of a firearm and membership of the ira. it gets better for those of us who live long enough to see it get better. lyra mckee, a writer and gay rights activist, stood next to a police land rover during rioting in the city in april last year. a gunman was seen on mobile phone footage, stepping out and firing towards police. the dissident republican group, known as the new ira, later claimed it was behind the shooting. the violence was widely condemned, bringing back memories of northern ireland's troubled past. today, the vast majority of those who live in derry do not support dissident republican groups. paul mcintyre, a man well—known locally, was greeted at court by a group of his supporters who held a protest through the hearing. inside court, paul mcintyre spoke only to confirm his name and address. his defence solicitor said he was accused of standing behind the man who'd fired the weapon, and was later seen picking up casings that had come out

the headlines: police investigating the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry arrest four men. the entire hs2 rail line will be given the go—ahead by the government — an announcement is expected at lunchtime. a transport overhaul — the government is pledging £5 billion to buses and cycle links across england. there is all sorts of investment we need in transport infrastructure in particular across the country. i mean, i have long said i don't think successive governments have invested enough. and coming up at 9.15 — we'll be speaking to the green party co—leader at westminster. as the coronavirus death toll hits 1,000 — the world health organization will begin a two day meeting to speed up research. a deportation flight to jamaica has left the uk despite a last—minute legal challenge, but with fewer people on board than planned. the row between finn russell and gregor townsend continues. russell hasn't played any part in scotland's six nations campaign after it's claimed he breached team protocol during a drinking session at the team hotel. good morning and welcome to the

in london derry the dissident republican group in new ira later said that it shot mckee by accident the 52 year old man charged is one of 4 suspects arrested on tuesday dutch police say extortion is the motive for 2 letter bombs that exploded early wednesday one went off in the mail room of the dutch bank a.b.n. amro in amsterdam the other in the offices of the japanese company ricoh in the city of. no injuries were reported in either blast. the latest advances by syrian government troops into the rebel held it live province has ruptured relations between the key international players in the conflict the past 10 days have seen deadly clashes between turkish soldiers supporting syrian rebels and the forces of the syrian regime turkey's president richard tell your bear to one has hit out at syria and its russian backers promising to attack regime forces everywhere in syria if his troops are attacked meanwhile the country's humanitarian crisis it continues to grow. the roads ative sarmento and it looked province in the last 2 months more people have fled the fighting here than it any other

lyra mckee's death has led to heightened tensions in derry.from the city, has been charged with murder, possession of a firearm and membership of the ira. it gets better for those of us who live long enough to see it get better. lyra mckee, a writer and gay rights activist, stood next to a police land rover the night she was killed during rioting in the city in april last year. a gunman was seen on mobile phone footage, stepping out and firing towards police. the dissident republican group, known as the new ira, later claimed it was behind the shooting. the violence was widely condemned, bringing back memories of northern ireland's troubled past. today, the vast majority of those who live in derry do not support dissident republican groups. paul mcintyre, a man well—known locally, was greeted at court by a group of his supporters who held a protest through the hearing. inside court, paul mcintyre spoke only to confirm his name and address. his defence solicitor said he was accused of standing behind the man who'd fired the weapon, and was late

a 52—year—old man from northern ireland has been charged with the murder of lyra mckee.us the latest from derry. well, lyra mckee‘s death was felt very deeply here in derry. she was a writer, a gay rights activist and described as a rising star in northern ireland. she was shot by terrorists, police say, during in the city‘s ragan estate last year. after that, the group known as the new ira claimed it was behind the shooting. a52—year—old man from derry have now been charged with murder and possession of a firearm and membership of a prescribed organisation. he will appear in a magistrates court tomorrow. the violence that led to their key‘s death was widely condemned, something many people hope was consigned to the history book in northern ireland. both british and irish ministers attended the funeral. police say this is a significant step but they believe a number of people were involved in the event last —— that night and that the search for justice continues. senior ministers are bracing themselves for boris johnson‘s first major cabinet reshuffle since the conservat

police investigating the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry arrest four men.rtation flight to jamaica has left the uk despite a last—minute legal challenge but with fewer people on board than planned. good morning and welcome to birmingham. i'm here at curzon street, the first planned new station on hs2‘s route. you can see behind me the old curzon street building of the old station which dates way back to the 1830s and they are using that as a shell of the new station here. the whole h s two project which is a high—speed link between london and birmingham then manchester and leeds is finally getting the go—ahead from the prime minister we understand in a statement at lunchtime. critics of course have said it is a massive white elephant and the cost of it has ballooned to more than £100 billion, but supporters say it is the best way to regenerate the economy and to rebalance the economy as well. . from euston in central london to west london, through counties like warwickshire and up to birmingham, work to prepare the ground for the first stretch of a high—spe

thank you to michael mckee. u.s.ouse speaker nancy pelosi was at the munich security can't it's today in germany. there, she backed president trump's assessment of the threat posed by countries using huawei equipment to build five g networks. so where do other countries stand on this and other big questions facing the community?al we are pleased to be joined by the canadian defense minister from that conference. thank you for joining us today. we know that the u.s. and britain are at once on this huawei question. huawei's involvement in next jen technology for their countries, and they are very strongly on opposing sides of the question. where does canada stand? harjit: first of all, when it comes to our cyber protection inside canada, it is something we do with extremely seriously and because of our decisions in the past put us in a very good position. infrastructure has allowed us to have a robust cyber defense architecture. now we are going through the analysis, so we can look at all of the various threats that ar

of course there was huge short last year when lyra mckee was killed. what happened today was that paul mcintyre, who has now been accused of murder, appeared in court to hear the charges against them which are of murder, possession ofa them which are of murder, possession of a firearm and of membership of the prescribed organisation the new ira. his defence solicitor spoke and said paul mcintyre is accused of being the person standing with the gunman and accused of later being seen picking up the bullet casings that had come from the gun. he argued that there was very little evidence against him. the court also heard that evidence from that night, including mtv footage from an mtv television crew in the city that evening as well as mobile phone footage from the public and witness state m e nts footage from the public and witness statements from the public, and from police. during the hearing today, friends and family of lyra mckee sat in londonderry magistrates‘ court in the public gallery, they are two watch the hearing wearing t—shirts which said, sp

thanks to michael mckee from new york. now we go to sophie kamaruddin in hong kong about the spread of the coronavirus. give us an update. is the growth leveling off? sophie: based on the numbers we are seeing from the province, that would seem to be the case with the number of reported cases declining. there is some doubt being cast over the transparency of chinese data and in a commentary published in the last medical journal, we have a piece indicating preliminary genetic data was made available two weeks before the public release. while we have the world watching as to what china may do, we have the u.s. senate looking to have a briefing wednesday morning eastern time with representatives from the fda among the federal agencies to be esent in the house energy and commerce committee will be holding a hearing with the u.s. health secretary at the end of this month. whether or not the cases are glowing more slowly than before, the cases continue to go through. what is being canceled over there at this point? sophie: the c

the headlines: police investigating the murder of the journalist lyra mckee in londonderry arrest fourxpected at lunchtime. a transport overhaul — the government is pledging £5 billion to buses and cycle links across england. there is all sorts of investment we need in transport infrastructure in particular across the country. i mean, i have long said i don't think successive governments have invested enough. and coming up at 9.15 — we'll be speaking to the green party co—leader at westminster. as the coronavirus death toll hits 1,000 — the world health organization will begin a two day meeting to speed up research. a deportation flight to jamaica has left the uk despite a last—minute legal challenge, but with fewer people on board than planned. the row between finn russell and gregor townsend continues. russell hasn't played any part in scotland's six nations campaign after it's claimed he breached team protocol during a drinking session at the team hotel. good morning and welcome to the bbc news at 9. we begin this hour with breaking news that police in northern ireland investigating

bloombergs michael mckee and peter coy with great analysis. guy: let's talk about how equity markets have been performing. a very positive session that has been developing throughout the day. this is the intraday for the stoxx 600. we've been pushing up to fresh record highs on both sides of the atlantic. the dax has been a major beneficiary. that is a factor that needs to be borne in mind, particularly when you look at the downside risk that emanates from the coronavirus. a sea of green across europe. there is the euro now trading with a 1.08 handle. more and more weakness coming through with the data, the policy, and the coronavirus. those factors compounding and pushing the your lower. the funding currency story needs to be factored into what we are getting. breaking down the key levels. the ftse 100 up .5%. the dax continues to charge ahead. a series of solid days and hitting franchise. .70%.c 40 is up talking about the risk the coronavirus proposes, particular to the luxury sector. individual stocks, let's show you what is going on. pre-m

bloombergs michael mckee is sticking with me.e on what is making headlines outside the business world. viviana: we begin with president donald trump who wants to close ranks within his administration over the threat posed by the coronavirus. last nike and government health officials be to the nation. they acknowledged a broader outbreak as possible but the risk to the average american is low. mixed messages are probably wall street. now to capitol hill. moderate congressional democrats are trying to separate themselves from bernie sanders -- their goal, keep the house majority and swing districts in 20 -- and swing districts they won in 2018. mr. sanders is unpopular in swing districts. the u.k. will play hardball to get the trade deal it once with the eu. boris johnson's government says it may start preparing for a no deal departure from the positives union by next january if it is not clear by june there will be a canada style free-trade agreement. next week negotiations on a post-brexit deal begin. global news 24 hours a day,

causing a little bit of traffic still and one on one north air near mckee road.ome of our other drive times around the bay here on 8.80 from san leandro to oakland, you're looking at 10 minutes. james alright erica, thank you. >>time is 5.49 a local story only on form we have a local teen with autism sticking up for other workers and those with disabilities. he just got a job of any sri store when a customer bullied him to tears with kron four's j r stone with the story. >>working hard to do with the make everyone proud even the managers 18 year-old joseph club and has autism but he doesn't use that as an excuse and says he is trying. but to one customer at the grocery store where he works. >>that wasn't good enough for asked me to get another frozen, i know from the frozen aisle. >>and i didn't know where it was an. >>i asked another worker to help her out. and then she was all a you need to hire somebody that that knows where stuff is and while that may not sound very intense. >>joseph says the tone was so harsh that another employee did their best to help him

too long ago, and still some traffic out in the south bay here to san jose on a one oh one north by mckee road. another vehicle collision this was a minor collision where the off ramp was blocked and it looks like it's still a little slow down there checking in on some of our drive times to 80 from san jose to cupertino looking great right now just a 10 minute drive. >>6 o 2 let's get to the top story this hour continuing to follow the latest on the corona virus. the number of cases is continuing to go up around the world and china specifically there have been now 425 deaths and yesterday we talked about 70,000 people affected now today more than 20,000. >>that's the new number outside of china, there are at least a 180 corona virus cases, including one death in hong kong. and another in the philippines and there are those 2 patients, the husband and wife. >>that are now being treated in san francisco turns out remember we told you there from san benito county. but they transfer them to a a oh because they needed extra treatment they were doing well and with their diagnosis. now that rais

let's catch up with michael mckee. good morning. telling you this is no longer about the fed. people will see the jobs reports from here through november and a lens of 2020 politics. if you're looking at it that way, a good start of the year for donald trump. 225,000 jobs created. the unemployment rate picks up

last april during a riot in london derry the dissident republican group new ira later said it shot mckee by accident the 52 year old man charged is one of 4 suspects arrested on tuesday. dutch police say 2 letter bombs that exploded early wednesday or part of an extortion plot one went off in the mail room of the dutch bank a.b.n. amro in amsterdam the other exploded in the offices of the japanese company ricoh in the city of karate no injuries were reported in either case. pope francis has rejected a proposal to allow married men in the amazon to become catholic priests amazon bishops have called for an exception to the celibacy rule to make up for an acute lack of priests in remote rainforest regions a conservative catholics a bitterly opposed to the move from. now to the most positive outlook since the coronavirus scare began china is suggesting the virus outbreak has reached its peak health officials there have reported $797.00 more deaths and more than 2000 new infections but they say these are the lowest figures since january and they suggest the epidemic could be over by april of

guy: cleveland fed president loretta mester talking to michael mckee.we will look at why general motors is getting out of australia. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 54 minutes past the hour. time for a bloomberg business flash. a look at the biggest business stories. the u.s. retailer pier 1 imports has filed for bankruptcy protection. the chain says it is trying to sell the company. pier 1 has received a commitment of $256 billion of debt. it has already announced the closure of 450 stores. is french drain maker alsom in talks to buy a rail business. it could be a $7 billion deal. alsom a stronger rival to china's see rrc. earlier a merger was blocked for antitrust reasons. general motors plans to leave australia, new zealand, and thailand by the end of the year. -- the ceo is shrinking gm to the point where it gets almost all of its profits from two places, the americas, and china. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. u.s. markets closed today, but they will be reopening tomorrow. a little bit of a push higher, clearly what is happening in china co

ms mckee was shot dead in the creggan area of londonderry on the 18th april last year.n aged 20, 27, 29 and 52 were detained in derry this morning. the arrests were made under the terrorism act after the new ira claimed responsibility for ms mckee‘s murder. boris johnson will today approve the whole of the h52 high speed rail project, despite a warning that its cost could reach £106 billion. the scheme, which will link london, birmingham, manchester and leeds, has been fiercely opposed by environmental campaigners, and been hit by construction delays and spiralling costs. but an independent review has recommended that it should go ahead. the prime minister will also announce a £5 billion overhaul of bus and cycle links across england. the plans include more frequent bus services, more affordable, simpler fares, and the provision of 4,000 new, zero—emissions buses in regions outside london. emergency legislation will be presented to parliament today to end the release of convicted terror offenders half way through their sentences. the measures, which would apply to engla

possession of a firearm in relation to the death of lura mckee.rioting in london during april last year. our irish correspondent gives us the subject. a major impact here, described as a rising star in northern ireland and she was shot by terrorists, say police during rioting last year in londonderry. now at 52—year—old man from derry who was arrested on tuesday has not been charged with murder and possession of a firearm with intent to endanger life and professing membership to an organisation. you‘ll be in court tomorrow. widespread condemnation of the violence after their mckees death in the british and irish authorities attended her funeral. police in northern ireland have already said that they believe a number of people were involved in the night of her death and that the quest for evidence to bring the gun into justice remains ongoing. the head of a major nhs trust at the centre of a scandal about preventible baby deaths has spoken publicly about it for the first time. east kent hospitals trust has previously accepted responsibility after a

police in northern ireland have charged a 52 year old man for the murder of the journalist that lyra mckee and she was killed in april last year during a riot in london during the dissident republican group new ira later said it shot ricky by accident the 15 year old charged as one of the 4 suspects arrested on tuesday. pope francis is ruled against a proposal to allow a married man in the amazon to become catholic priests bishops in the region had called for an exception to the church's celibacy rule to alleviate an acute shortage of priests in remote rain forest regions but conservative catholics oppose the move. that china has reported in 97 more deaths from the corona virus and more than 2000 new infections almost all of the deaths were in who by province the epicenter of the outbreak the chinese health officials say these are the lowest figure since january and they predict the epidemic could be a who by april international health experts have a warning that it is too early to make that assumption. meanwhile a growing number of people in china have begun to express the government's ha

will be speaking with michael mckee at an event in florida.eels of the fed chairs two day testimony. aheadi -- plenty of look to the nevada primary from david westin, host of the show. there is a picture of where we are at with u.s. markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our tv and radio audiences worldwide, i am david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. on the brief today, from hong kong, sophie kamaruddin on the latest on the coronavirus. michael mckee from sarasota, florida, and from london, jamie rush on more week numbers out of germany. sophie, thank you for your great reporting in hong kong. give us a sense of where we are. the first thing is the count. how many people infected? sophie: the numbers did offer some inconsistencies around the data. we had china confirming the big jump we saw on thursday are a one-off, but today it did lower citing doublet, counting due to the new methods, including a diagnosis of critical systems. we s

michael mckee got the cleveland fed president's take on the numbers.e a listen. >> there is always going to be volatility in some of the numbers. if you have to look at the underlying fundamentals for the u.s. economy, they are pretty good. there is volatility in some of those numbers. all in all the fundamentals of higher income, balance sheets look good. side isnk the consumer holding out. the business side has been week. we had signs of stabilization on the manufacturing side. that's a good thing. notwithstanding today's numbers. that is kind of the way the u.s. economy has been. the consumer side is been driving things. but again that looks like it's stabilizing and expected to pick up. >> has your forecast for growth changed since you submitted in december? >> i think we now have some new risks including the coronavirus so you have to take that into account when you're thinking about growth but right now i'm thinking about risk. chinact that certainly in and perhaps in asia for the first quarter numbers will be weaker. this spill over to the u.s.

police in northern ireland have charged a 52—year—old man with the murder of the journalist, lyra mckee has been jailed for two years after she tried to open the door of a plane midway through a flight.

the interview of the date coming up, michael mckee will speak to philip lane of the ecb.s and will see if philip lane answers virus modeling. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. ♪ alix: safety trades reign. infections outside of china multiply. goldman says gold could hit ounce.n we speak to ecb chief economist philip lane on the virus impact. and how low can you go? lirts.s. 30 year f with record lows. welcome to "bloomberg daybreak" on this friday, february 21. tgif. as i like to say, we made it. no one wanting to take strong positions into the weekend, but the story continues to be the bond market. the 30 year yield down five basis points, under the 2% level. we are looking for a record low now on an intraday basis

mckee will not be waiting for dow 30,000.ll do the math on the degrees of freedom that the central bank has right now. the answer is less, the president of the cleveland fed in the 12:00 hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ surveillance,"is tom and francine from london and new york. the new chancellor of the exchequer of the u.k. after mr. still with us, lord adair turner and cameron crise. happenedlook at what yesterday, we saw a reshuffle of the u.k. cabinet which was meant to be minor and the chancellor saying, i don't want any part of this. how damaging is this for boris johnson? adair: it is an upset politically. if he intended to get rid of his chancellor, he would have fired him. these are not the headlines the prime minister would have wanted. he would have wanted headlines about, i have a coherent team in place, promoting new people, etc. the crucial thing to ask is what does this mean for policy? what sajid javid had been saying, he had in signaling there was greater opportunity for fiscal expansion than the previous regime

david: that was michael mckee.ying with the housing area, our stock of the hours home depot, having its best day since august. the stock is up 2% after the company beat estimates. kailey leinz is here to explain how they did it. kailey: a nice upside surprise for the market given that last quarter home depot took down its guidance. today they have upside earnings of $2.28 coming in seven cents above the estimate. they also surprised on same-store sales. the street was expecting 4.7%. what home depot has to think that is the strong housing environment. low rate environment, cheaper mortgages. not only that, home prices are higher. people are more likely to invest in home improvement if they think they will get a better return on their investment. home depot benefiting. david: any benefit to coronavirus or is this relatively immune? kailey: it is relatively immune. the impact will be in the supply chain. 30% of its goods are sourced outside of the u.s., a big part of that in china so that is where that might show up.

here is michael mckee. what have we learned? mike: the question of the day for investors is how much longer will non-qe go on? speaking ons been capitol hill. the question of the day is how much longer is the fed going to go on with its buying up t-bills to balance the balance sheet? out toey isn't leaking force you to buy anything else, it has coincided with a big run up in equities, so equity traders want to know, how much longer will this go on? one thing to watch in the minutes today is further detail in the fed's framework review. you will get five fed bank president's -- presidents. course, the most important data today, housing starts and the federal rate cuts pushing mortgage rates down. will that continue? does that help contribute to gdp or a weak quarter? inflation isn't really the issue these days. mark: no, not even in the u.k. thanks a lot. we end on u.s. politics. u.s. democratic hopefuls take the debate stage with bloomberg taking the stage at the last minute. joining me is emily wilkins. what are we expecting? e

>>the victim says the suspect stole her keys from a locker inside the 24 hour fitness off mckee road. soon afterwards they were seen driving off with the 2018 white toyota camry and kron four's sackey has more details. >>a man and woman are seen in that surveillance video searching this area of the parking lot at 24 hour fitness they later find that car and take off with it make them tells me that employees at 24 hour fitness told her that this isn't the first time the car's been stolen from here my heart just job that was really shocked. >>at the moment, i just wanted find out what happened the fam is a member at the 24 hour fitness off mckee road in san jose she was inside the gym last wednesday when someone stole her car keys from a locker injured offer their car ran to the front like give any one turn and keys and the jacket and they told me no should check to see if your car is missing. so i ran outside and it was in their hours later fans saw exactly what happened in the parking lot. nearby surveillance cameras captured a woman in a man walking around the parking lot searching f

romaine: joining us is michael mckee, bloomberg national economics and policy correspondent. what was the main takeaway yesterday? michael: the idea that the u.s. economy is in good shape because global growth is bottoming out, not so sure with news on industrial production out of europe and the opec oil numbers today. we will see if jay powell has a comment on that. he does return for a second day of testimony on policy, this time before the sena early, sayg the fed is monitoring what is happening there, but admitting the central bank doesn't know what the ultimate impact will be. what will be the effects on the of us economy? will they be persistent? will they be material? the fed just doesn't know. asked about the treasury bill buying, but he said was not qe, but an effort to make monetary policy were at a -- policy work better. the fed is just about out of ammunition, and he needs the senate and the house to do something about making fiscal policy available. the top line there is the yield curve in 2008, just before the fed began cutting rates. the bottom is the yield cur

michael couldn't -- michael mckee is with us.uld you expect -- canada has a decision coming up as well -- when would you expect the central bank to move to get in front of a crisis we cannot measure yet? >> that's the problem. there doesn't seem to be a premium from central banks to move quickly because they don't know if this is a problem that they can address or that they can have any effect on and how long it will last. if you were to cut rates immediately, the next bank of canada or federal reserve meeting, and this ended one month later, you've got rates lower than you want them to be at this setting you might want to take them back. you've got an election year and the uso is difficult. until something shows up in the data, they would like to stay on hold. >> no wonder we saw the bank of korea surprising last night in not cutting and they have the most infections outside of china. what are we seeing in terms of central banks around the world? is that the mentality going around? question of what problem you're trying to solve

between two cars right now northbound 101 on the mckee off ramp.t one lane is blocked right now still this morning. i'll keep you posted if this clears up. you can expect delays in that area. moving to a live look in emeryville, this camera showing you 80 right now. lots of headlights making their way to the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. metering lights at 4:59. so a little earlier at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. there is a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and also some residual delays because of earlier road construction. a live look right now in san jose, 101 very clear. nice over there. we have walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. highway 1 to los gatos, 22 minutes. we will be back with more news, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and crea

there was widespread condemnation of the violence after lyra mckee's death, but the british and irishded her funeral. so these charges will be seen as a significant step but police have always said that they believe a number of people were involved in the night of her death and request evidence to bring the government tojustice and request evidence to bring the government to justice and it remains ongoing. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. our lead story is? the world health organisation says it appears the spread of coronavirus in china has stabilised. but it's warned the outbreak could still go in any direction. nato defence ministers have agreed to expand the military alliance's training mission in iraq. as well as training iraqi forces, nato will now take on personnel from the us—led coalition against the islamic state group. the move is in response to a call from president trump that it do more in the region. the un human rights office has released a report on companies linked tojewish settlements in the israeli—occupied west bank. it says more than 100 firms, in

mike mckee is staying with us for complete coverage. guy: let's turn our attention to what is happening in new hampshire. senator bernie sanders is the favorite to win in today's new hampshire primary, but the results won't necessarily produce a clear frontrunner to take on president trump. joining us now from bedford, new hampshire is kevin cirilli, bloomberg chief washington correspondent. kevin, it looks like it is between sanders and buttigieg. my question is the same i asked yesterday. any sense of how mr. biden is going to do? the suggestion seems to be that he could be finishing far down the run. kevin: he's describing himself as an underdog candidate, and his campaign would like to see him in third place or even an upset in second, but they really downplayed the expectations and have been working to downplay excitations about their performance here ever since the debate friday night. however, the former vice president has been campaigning virtually all night, meeting with firefighters, going across to local communities to try to

>>a woman stark he's from another 24 hour fitness location off mckee road in san jose.here you see the male and female suspects working together in the mail eventually driving off with her car a victim said they're out and leave your valuables at home probably not a good idea to bring their interpersonal. >>appearing to or from where it's locked or unlocked because he doesn't come or will some type of tools. what the rule are 5 seconds when there was a real locker room remember the roads for a of now with information from that victim a member id here and video surveillance police are aware of who the suspect is in there looking for him still no arrests in either of these cases though in san jose taylor bus aqi kron 4 news. >>5 34 in san francisco to rosa parks apartments on church street are back open with a new purpose, the property now offers 203 affordable homes for seniors and adults with disabilities the building was built back in 19 62 at first it was a public housing property. mayor london breed grew up across the street and she shared the changes that she seen through the years

>>mckee road. back to you james and daria thanks a lot of 72 and our top story this morning, sheriff's deputies in the south bay are looking for a gunman who shot a deputy in an ambush style attack kron four's will tran on that story for us live at the santa clara county sheriff's office will. >>walk us through what happened. >>this was on friday night at around 10 30 in the evening in a remote area of morgan hill and no description of the shooter coming from the santa clara sheriff's department, but we do know that this officer is ok a lot of people are concerned we do know that he was ok, even though he was shot in the chest. let me pull up a map for you they give you the location this is in unincorporated morgan hill you was near the us reservoir, he got out of his car. unrelated matter was inspecting something when all of a sudden a car gets closer and closer to him when that car got really close they flipped off the headlights obviously did not want to be seen and that's when shots rang out at

a 52—year—old man charged in connection with the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry.

we are joined by michael mckee from washington on that jay powell speech.el: it is always something. the fed hoped to go on hold and remain noncontroversial this year, but you have the coronavirus and everyone wants to know, what does the fed think of the economic outlook given the disease? china, sap demand from lower growth worldwide, and affect the united states? jay powell does not have any answers. it is too early and it is hard to model because we do not know how long it will last or how far it will spread. the fed is on guard but he will not make any commitments to a rate cut. that is what wall street would like him to do, but that will not happen today. this is an election year so you will get questions about the general,the outlook in depending on whose party is asking the questions. francine: if the coronavirus stays as it is, when do we first see it in the data? what is the first data point that will look into this period? michael: it will probably show up in the pmi numbers in europe and the united states towards the end of february. you will se

lyra mckee's parents have asked for aspects of the policing operation during the creggan riots to bext to the police. a trial of an experiemental vaccine aimed at protecting people against hiv has been halted, after it was found it did not prevent the virus. the vaccine had been given to more than 5,000 people in south africa. the financial regulator is urging credit card companies to do more to help borrowers who are stuck in persistent debt. the financial conduct authority says firms should reduce or waive interest payments and fees, instead of cancelling cards. the cost of a tv licence will go up by £3 a year from april, to £157.50. the increase, which is in line with inflation, is set by the government and works out atjust over 13 pounds a month. a bbc documentary has discovered that the full implementation of universal credit — the major welfare reform introduced by the conservatives — will be delayed again, at an additional cost of 500 million—pounds. the new benefit was meant to be fully implemented in april 2017 but the new delay means it won't be fully in place until septemb

to appear in court in londonderry later on thursday, charged with the murder of thejournalist, lyra mckeeot dead while observing riots in the city in april last year. in what was a highly anticipated decision — pope francis has opted against opening up the roman catholic priesthood to married men in certain remote regions. last year a synod of bishops voted in favour of a such a proposal for the amazon, where there's a shortage of clergy. but the pope instead focused on other issues affecting the region's estimated 33 million people, including the environment. the pope's 32—page document, called an exhortation, did not even mention the proposal, which was designed to increase the number of priests who could perform mass in remote areas. he wrote instead that new ways must be found to expand the roles of lay people and permanent deacons — who can be married. "priests are necessary," he said, "but this does not mean that permanent deacons, religious women and lay persons cannot regularly assume important responsibilities for the growth of communities." we can cross live now to lima in peru

—— lyra mckee., which will apply to scotland, england, and wales, were drawn up after the attack in streatham earlier this month and the government wants the measure is to become law later this month, to put fence the release on the 28th of february of a man who is due to be the least through his sentence of a man convicted for encouraging terrorism. gardening in the confines of a refugee camp. this man‘s family lost their home and their farm refugee camp. this man‘s family lost their home and theirfarm in refugee camp. this man‘s family lost their home and their farm in the war. now he is able to teach his children to grow vegetables in a very unconventional way, using old mattress foam. translation: in this garden makes me feel like i am back in my home village. there are about 80,000 people living here, it is essentially a city that sprung up in a very short period of time. most people that live here used to farm in syria but now there is very limited space. the space is x —— like the soil here i

>>a oman stark he's from another 24 hour fitness locatn off mckee road in san jose. here you see the male an female suspects working together the mail eventually driving off with her car a victim said they're warni others to keep an eye out and leave your valuables at homeprobably t a good ea to bring their inrpersonal. >>rewards and 2 a in a slop for law because he doesn't come or will some type of too. kurds were rules are just 5 seonds for what is in the locker room are the roads for of the murder of nois information from that victim a member id here and video surveillance police are aware of who the suspect is in there looking for him stl no arrests in either of these cases thgh in san jose taor buaqi kron 4 news. side of a road and fremont they're there to prevent illegal rv parking. city officials say that over the departments ha received a number of complaints for residents and businesses and of course it's about property damage trash and debris. big rig truck drivers and homeless rv ellers they're all presumed to be respsible crews also plan to install a no p

the chp is running a traffic break in san jose right now northbound 101 at mckee road so they can throw sand all over the lanes because there are icy roads in the area. that is how chilly it is. take your time in that area because there are crews out there and also potentially ice on the road as well. we do have winds impacting the commute this morning. we have a high wind advisory through the altamont pass as well as the bay bridge. a live look on 101. things are moving nicely there, clear. 101 in san rafael the same story. looking good for the most part. bring you over to some drive times now we have albany to the maze, a four-minute ride. fremont to san jose 13 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino a ten-minute ride. >>> for the first time youtube is revealing how much it earns from ads. >>> google maps issuing a fake traffic alert. here is "tech bytes." >>> all those videos on youtube are producing lots of cash. >> according to youtube the site generated more than $15 billion in ad revenue last year alone, the first time youtube has revealed figures from ads. the $15 billion doesn't inc

a 52—year—old man is expected to appear in court later charged with the murder of lyra mckee, thejournalistg rioting in londonderry last april. as well as the murder charge, he is accused of possessing a firearm and membership of an illegal organisation. at the time, the new ira claimed responsibility for the killing of the 29—year—old in derry. emmanuel macron has pledge to protect mont blanc. he will deliver a speech in chamonix on his vision of what is needed to protect biodiversity and better police europe's highest alp. 80% of the glacier could be lost by the end of the 21st century. scientists in south america have unearthed fossils that shed new life on one of the world's largest ever turtles. stupendemys geographicus, or the stupendous turtle, could grow up to four metres in length and weigh more than a ton. it lived between 13 and 7 million years ago. iam going i am going to have to learn that official name, aren't i? i will get it right next time. let's turn to our top business story now, the rise of electric vehicles, after britain's transport minister suggested a ban on new petr

they first stole the car keys from a locker inside the gym on mckee road and then they found the 2018 to 8 a camera in the parking lot that those keys belonged to notch their they are driving away. the victim is a college student who says that she's now behind on her work. she says a college textbooks. everything was all inside that car. >>ice on them to know that late. >>their actions have consequences. and even if they don't get caught for this liked if they continue to do something like this it will catch up to them. >>the victim is hoping that to veillance video from inside the identity of those 2 thieves. the city of fremontto try and keep large trucks in our visa way that we happening along frontage road leading to the tesla factory. the city says it's because of complaints about trash building up and also about safety concerns because of the high speed. traffic in the area. the city says that permanent no parking signs will also go in as well along with those boulders to detour parking of large vehicles. >>so nice building here. yeah, i mean, and there is people out here. they