charles michel the european council president and on the line the european commission president mr michel well he said that this was a step forward that had been taken in relations between the e.u. it that these talks were important in establishing progress in the short medium and the long term and he said that the slack would now be taken up by yourself by l.b. high representative for foreign affairs who'd be working closely with the turkish foreign minister to try and get well come to a solution to the current impasse over the 2016 e.u. turkey refugee deal he also said that they would be called contact over the coming days between the e.u. side and president to one of turkey. on the line for her part she said that it was important that there was lines of communication still open pretty much that's where we are at the moment they're happy that they're still able to talk to one another face to face very diplomatic language used by the european commission president as you would you'd really expect essentially saying that more both sides agree to disagree at the moment today's discussion focused on

31 is due to meet today with commission president the lion and council president shall michel what does he want. well turkish prison edwin says he wants some more support from the international community from the europeans when it comes to refugees and migrants turkey already hosts nearly 4000000 refugees most of them from syria and government officials here have been complaining about what they describe as unfair and sharing let's remember unger and brussels struck a deal in 2016 under which turkey was supposed to stem the flow of migrants to europe in exchange for money and political concessions now ancora says the e.u. has failed to on their its promises so add on now once a better deal what he also wants is european support in syria where his troops are fighting alongside rebels again against a russian backed syrian regime forces he fears another large scale refugee influx from it live where hundreds of thousands of people have already fled to areas near the turkish border and now the crisis in egypt and that's what many analysts say is something the european union has ignored far too long now eu

government has launched a program to deliver food 220-0000 households during that time well earlier i spoke to dr michelle yao he is a program manager for emergency response at the world health organization for africa he says the management of coronavirus in africa has to be adapted to local circumstances. when confinement miss us are taken in the african contests he said that we take into account how they a vulnerable people will continue to live in many settings we also have people suffering. from a humanitarian crisis including security we have displaced people out people dot com not the fault to live without any support and the way that the confinement may have the event side effects including having assessed to normal sentences so confinement measure would be really think designed in a way that some enabling intervention should go along with it confinement and also the confinement we really contribute to reduce cases by strengthening the detention by also skating up that treatment a capacity so one sought intervention like confinement is not enough to deal with you may have many side effects that's weak on

we can speak to dr michelle yao he's the program manager for imagines the response at the wells health organization for africa he joins us on skype from brazzaville in the republic of the congo dr thank you so much for taking the time to speak to us at such a busy and difficult time i do want to start by asking you about the trajectory of spread and the constant i mean it took some time to get there and the numbers remain relatively low compared to other parts of the wild is that because people aren't getting tested or is it because we're yet to see the escalation that we've seen elsewhere. i think low following the trend of the outbreak in the world is starts with. a progressive increase and then after you can easily have wi fi in 2 weeks time is shop increase that. quickly or when the restaurant's capacity saw enough recall what we are seeing now is concerned because we start where are the cases when the outbreak can reach europe because of the titling we for africa and from this sporadic case we move into local transmission and in some of the countries we start seeing. community tra

well. he will sit down in the next hour with michel barnier, the eu chief negotiator, staying on from the divorcethe future relationship. the real technical work will start tomorrow when 100 british officials will break out into 11 different working groups covering trade and goods, services, energy and transport. there are a few big hurdles though. to point out to big areas of disagreement, to what extent should this free trade agreement with the eu include eu laws and eu standards? and how exactly laws and eu standards? and how exa ctly d o laws and eu standards? and how exactly do you manage the relationship and is there a role for the european court ofjustice? those arejust the european court ofjustice? those are just two of the very big issues to grapple with. the two sides have agreed to take stock injune. some say it might not be 0ctober until we getan say it might not be 0ctober until we get an idea of how well things have gone. adam fleming, thank you. fishing is likely to be a key sticking point in the negotiations. the uk says it wants to take back control of waters that have been share

developments around the world the use chase negotiator michel barnier says he's tested positive for covert 19 but he tweeted that he's doing well and is in good spirits spain reports a big jump in new infections and more than $200.00 deaths since the day before spain's total death toll is now almost $770.00 in more positive news china reported no new local cases of the infection on wednesday for the 1st time since it began recording them in january and in india prime minister narendra modi is addressing the nation after chairing a high level meeting on efforts to control the outbreak. for the latest from india we're joined by our delhi correspondent emissions the mission what were the main takeaways from prime minister modi's address so that any surprises. well i remember the prime minister has a reputation of making dramatic announcements to leave national address but this one was not that the prime minister of medieval as i am distancing from citizens just didn't endorse people up 6060 i did not go out specifically and already there was flooding in essential services to step up but this is entirely what intrigues is just some

around the world now they use chief rex if you go she 8 or michelle says he has tested positive for cocaine 1000 but he tweeted that he's doing well and is in good spirits spain says its death toll has jumped by more than 200 to almost 770 deaths within a single day in iran the death toll has risen to almost 1300 but the health ministry spokesman saying one person is dying every 10 minutes from the virus but in more positive news china reported no new local cases of the infection on wednesday for the 1st time since it began recording them in january now the u.s. has confirmed almost $10000.00 cases of the corona virus infection and more than $150.00 deaths on wednesday president trump signed a $100000000000.00 relief package aimed at cushioning the blow from the pandemic he's also invoked wartime legislation to speed the production of critical medical equipment but many americans say their government's response to this crisis has been inadequate didn't use all of our salat met with one of them a mother under quarantine and washington d.c. . logged on hits home it's an experience was burns and her family could have never imagined b

developments around the world they use chief breaks of negotiator michelle says he has tested positive for covert 19 but he tweeted that he's doing well and is in good spirits spain reported a big jump in new infections and more than $200.00 deaths since the day before spain's total death toll is now almost $770.00 in iran the death toll has risen to almost 1300 a health ministry spokesman said one person is dying every 10 minutes from the virus but in more positive news china reported no new local cases of the infection on wednesday for the 1st time since it started recording them in january there's also good news from taiwan which has managed to keep its infection rate far lower than neighboring countries despite its proximity to china where the virus originated weeks ago the island was expected to become the 2nd worst hit region after china but that didn't happen so what did taiwan do to change the narrative and how is it coping with the ongoing pent up it didn't used to be kong sent us this report from taiwan surgical masks on go girls have become part of dr who's uniform since the coronavirus outbreak began. he was among the 1st

is chief breaks that negotiator michelle obama says he has tested positive for covert 19 but he tweeted that he is doing well and is in good spirits britain is putting 20000 military personnel on standby to support efforts to tackle the virus china reported no new local cases of the infection on wednesday for the 1st time since it started recording them in january and russia has confirmed its 1st death the patient was a 79 year old woman who died from pneumonia in moscow now on top of the self isolation and social distancing measures that people around the world are practicing there are some simple hygiene guidelines to follow that can help stop the corona virus from spreading take a look wash your hands with soap and water and do it often keep going for at least 20 seconds especially after you've been in a public place alcohol based hand sanitizers are a good alternative if you cough or sneeze cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or use the inside of your elbow throw away used to shoes and don't use them twice after blowing your nose coughing or sneezing wash your hands with soap and water for at least 2

and in germany very high profile people announcing they've got it as well like michel barnier the european union's bricks in the. he says he's tested positive because a cluster of cases around the european commission building in the in the center of brussels that in turn obviously leads to even more questions about whether any celebrex in the go station can can can carry on this year as well but this thing's going to have to carry on and as i've been saying this morning if it if if china is anything to go by it took 2 months of total lockdown in who they province to get on top of it if these european countries aren't practicing total lockdown and you have to assume it's only going to take longer number 10 downing street boris johnson u.k. prime minister as well kind of signaling look we will not have the army or police security forces on the streets of london close of business on friday we're going to lock down the capital city. and you see in the in the absence in the u.k. of any specific announcements yet by the u.k. governments about what a proposal would look like they've been wildly differing interpretations i

he spoke of upscaling the capacities michel. i would say that's the 1st step culture respect from quite well by detecting they put out the cases that's where important to not freak out but 5 a nest is where we need to mobilize maw and we need more at fault we need more support in most of the african countries because it is a step that they will have to deal with and out of people needing intensive have in their system in many african and for fossett it is you don't have such capacity so they need to think about how to scale up with from temporary treatment such as how to get assessed or are suggesting provide also rescued out to the mice in how to get access to protective equipment so at this level countries are less prepared because they are locking the ressources most of them have the follow up of preparedness and response plan but the supplies for example is one of the major challenge to fulfill the spot that is utterly gente because we are moving to are they wide contamination in many countries already now michelle spoke at there of the white contamination do you alice see the crisis in africa reaching a similar level to what we'

michel barnier, the chief brexit sa her has pat -- tested positive for covid-19. he says "i am doing welln good spirits, and following all ecommendations we will get through this together." probably a comfort to people at home. we are back with jack ablin and jay bryson. when you look at some of the modern monetary theory policies, this is something that was 20 or 10s pretty nuts years ago. are we going to start talking about these kinds of theories again, mmt? jack: i think so, because quantitative easing was also similarly derided early on and proved pretty successful in achieving the fed's goals. i think modern monetary theory is the next step. money, building bridges, building hospitals, whatever is out there on the fiscal side. i do think that is next and part of the reason perhaps we are seeing intermediate and longer term treasury yields rise as shorter dated treasuries fall. francine: do you think we will get a lot more talk? will we get some form of mmt? jay: it depends on exactly what we are talking about. does the united states and other countries around the world have fiscal s

giant teddy bear basically everybody loves and he was so friendly he had the biggest heart in gilroy michelle kingston kron 4 news. well, the message to social distance of course also applies to everybody who's trying to stay active during the shelter in places was the scene along the iron horse trail in walnut creek today. >>a lot of people were out and about riding their bicycles walking their dogs they still have to maintain that six-foot distance so it was a nice day today and i guess that's why so many people were out and about even though it was cloudy was probably hard for a lot of folks to stay inside. alright, our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is in chernoff alyssa illuminated by candlelight. >>in his secret whcther lair lawrence was that's where that's right. a is yeah certainly hard to stay inside all the time, you know you need to get out there and brie so that fresh air and certainly today after the storms come through the there didn't get much fresher than today and it was shot there now we do have some partly cloudy skies. we are seeing a few scattered showers pop up for the sierra nevada and some

he said, michelle, i know when you sat down somebody lifted their suitcase up. i said, yeah, i have that effect on people. i'm not going to catapult that thing in there. >> he said, well, can i get it down for you. yes, thank you so much. that would not have happened had i not started to talk with him and we start getting to know each other. and, so, when you try to influence people, intimacy always works better than influence. when you start to break that i.c.e. and you start to get to know people and let your guard down, you really come together with someone and move. you start to look up to them. this is important because all my life people said, michelle, you need tofe write a book. what about? >> about your life. we all have a life. we all have a story. i did not think it was ready yet to write a book. as my life went on, particularly as i started at caterpillar, i started to notice a few things. i may have something to contribute, but i am not ready yet. when i graduated college i interviewed at caterpillar, for instance. i got the job. athis was 31 years ago. there really were not handicap people, are not very many. hiring theirir smallest employe. on top of th

from the virus every 10 minutes or michel barnier the european union's chief breaks it negotiator has tested positive for coal that 19 the 69 year old said he's doing well and following the necessary instructions i'm on a positive note china has recorded its 1st day with no person to person infections colbran and reports now on thursday's grim news from a city. the head of the world health organization has called coronavirus the enemy of humanity in this intensive care unit in the italian city of baghdad it's easy to see why this footage filmed by the head doctor gives just a glimpse of the life and death struggles taking place across italy and across the world all 80 beds here occupied it's a crowded frantic overwhelming place the system is on the brink. 100 percent saturation 80 beds for your for a cuppa and can leave in a particular day and normally we identify have to bring in for you or for our case we have a very precarious and difficult balance. isolation is a cold hard necessity family members cannot visit here they cannot comfort or support covert 19 brings a solitary death. because if you please perhaps one of the saddest being an epidemic the

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michel barnier has himself tested positive for coronavirus? yes, he has full stop he recorded a video message at home where he says he feels well and he is in goodrs advice and be at home for the next two weeks. the chief negotiator on brexit is one of 1800 people now in belgium who have tested positive for coronavirus. 600 are in hospital, 21 people have died, this time two weeks ago belgium got its first case of corona, so you get a sense of how fa st of corona, so you get a sense of how fast that has moved, but also this is the second day of the lockdown where people cannot leave their homes unless it is for work, food, medical reasons, to go out for a walk or two cycle, but not in groups, and there are police patrols to make sure that doesn't happen, and it seems to be largely observed but there have been this morning instances in parks in brussels where they have been police breaking up groups of people who are playing foot ball groups of people who are playing football or picnicking, and what the interior ministry is saying is they will be big fights here. the first time it is a warning, —— big finds here, the first time it is a one income

now you heard michelle announce he's winning virginia just to the north of here in a very similar way north carolina has significant african-american population joe biden tends to do well with african-americans according to exit polls 25 percent of those who voted in virginia and in north carolina were african-americans however north carolina is also a more educated state in many ways than south carolina a lot of universities and that tends to increase the number of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren voters you get bottom line we don't know what's going to happen but the trend for joe biden is good he was polling ahead in this state but there is the x. factor of mike bloomberg you'll hear crist and salumi talk about that a little bit later but he could throw a monkey wrench in this whole system there are 5 candidates left in this race and when you pick up a ballot here in north carolina and elsewhere you see 15 democratic candidates 10 of them have dropped out of the race are going to be a lot of people who sent in early ballots possibly even some who voted here on super tuesday her to be voting for people who are no longer in the race but what is left is 5 candidates

crew today, california's governor newsome said that he's aware of more passengers now who have tested positive since coming off the shp. well 4 michelle kingston has >>we are not going to believe it. >>happy tears from vicki fisher and her husband bill as they say goodbye to their cabin on the grand princess cruise ship after days of isolation due to 21 people onboard testing positive for coronavirus we're going to get on a flight to somewhere so more than 2000 people are now off the ship set to dock at the port of oakland on monday less than 500 passengers remain on board including gregan kathy raw finale. >>we're doing fine over so healthy and >>work you know we can start arctic. quarantine california governor gavin newsome said thursday that the grand princess cruise ship will remain docked at the port of oakland until sunday, someone 1000 crew members are still on board and are going through quarantine in their cabins. cruise line officials say what happens next for them and how they'll get home is still to be determined oakland mayor libby schaaf said in a statement we will support the effort to repatriate as many crew members as

he is our europe correspondent. well there was no joint press conference between the turkish european sides following this meeting it fell to the european council president charles michel and the european commission president. to meet the press she said that this meeting was a good thing essentially because it showed that there were still lines of communication open essentially one of the positives that she was taken was that turkey and the e.u. can still sit down and discuss things even if it does seem that all they can do at the moment is agree to disagree today's discussion focused on mapping the areas in which we can work both in the e.u.'s interests and in turkey's interest and indeed as you said a lot goes back to the e.u. turkey statement of 2016 which remains valid turkey's decision to tell migrants that they wouldn't try and stop them crossing into the e.u. has resulted in some incredibly tense scenes at the border that at times have spilled over into violence. to repeat commission president was asked a question by a turkish journalist about the actions of greek forces at the border these turkish journalist accuse greek forces of using excessive force against

as having slow to respond he said that those are the states with the problems michel ok castro live in washington d.c. so it's heidi just describe it it's not going very well for states to get what they need because there's a lot of politics involved so increasingly u.s. states are taking their own measures to stem the spread of the virus and how the federal government has been too slow to respond after marcus bush is chief medical officer of the association of state and territorial health officials explains the federal government's role and helping states implement local measures the federal government provides a great deal of guidance to states and communicating closely but ultimately now we're seeing states and local communities make the decisions based on the number of cases they're saying how severe the cases are and in the you know the physicians and nurses and other health care providers where to protect them and keep them from coming in contact with the virus those are in very short supply and i think there's a lot of frustration around that and states are looking to the federal government to do something to move up the supply chain. saudi arabia i

well. i spoke to the bbc's michelle ckeury from the new york s exchange.when the president spom the oval offic last wednesday, the market didn't react kindly to his statements. how do they react today after hepoke? michelle: it was astonishing to sethe sort of graph suddenlyas spike up as he speaking, and it carried on in that direction pretty much until trading ended the session, with all three than 9%.s. indices all the volatility we have seen this week -- it is worth running people, it goes both ways. awon thursday we she biggest drop black monday, the crash in 1987. today at the end of the trading session, the biggest jump since 2008. all of this intervention hopes amongst investors--is driven by hopes amongst investoon that help ihe way. you have a comment by president donald trump declaring a national emergency, partnering with private industry to address the crisis. you have hopes that congress will come up with the stimulus plan. this is at was buoying investors today. rsof c from what we have seen is that each hour brings new headlines and that seems to move markets. na: part of the work is that nobody knows how long this could go on for and how businesses will be impacted. what do

he used to scare away the thieves. >> it is march 4th, 2020. i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. >> we're looking at daytime highs well, above average, 10 toees above average for thirst time of year. we could see record highs possible throughout the afternoon. good morning in san jose. it is 50 degrees with clear skies. for downtown san francisco 52. 46 in livermore. 42 for santa rosa. a cool start as we head through the afternoon. check out these daytime highs. 70 in san francisco. oakland topping out at 74. 79 in san jose. reaching 80 degrees for concord. we'll talk about a cooldown as we head through the week and our shower chances coming up. gianna. >>> good morning. metering lights are on at the bay bridge. a backup for that commute out of the east bay into san francisco. you can see it is pretty much a parking lot, so a slow ride. looking good across the upper deck heading into san francisco. not a bad ride there. early morning road work gone now at the split there. san mateo bridge, 14 minutes between 880 and 101. had a couple things going on. 101 south at holly, cleared. there is another one blocking one lane. northbound, no delays

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us live from los angeles he's at a bernie sanders event there rob so before we talk about california just us about those results in colorado that michele dishonors about utah. well those that bernie sanders victory in colorado the 2nd for him of the night will certainly cheer the crowd here at this watch party and organizing area in los angeles bernie sanders is expected to do quite well here in california the polling derren in utah has been pretty scanty but we have seen. in the most recent polls again i think the crowd now reacting to the to the colorado news but we have seen bernie sanders ahead in utah as well however those polls all came out before any close but char and pete would a judge dropped out of the race and threw their support to bernie sanders sanders hopes to replicate here the victory he had in nevada put it together a progressive young people and let tino's you know sometimes let tino's or referred to as kind of the sleeping giant of american politics because they don't vote in the numbers that they represent in the general population or as registered potential ridged voters but. the sanders campaign has been extended conducting some extensive

heard michelle call north carolina as well that's 110 delegates at stake there the 3rd largest state in super tuesday among all of those after california and texas and then biden is now hoping that as he's campaigning moves eastward and gets results that tennessee will also be in that winner's box and there's a reason he wants to run up delegates in those early states because in the west there are places like california which you'll hear about later where bernie sanders has an advantage but the big question for many people has been what would mike bloomberg do to buy his buy you've just got the he just got people to judge and amy close pulling out of the race and indorsing him and then you've got for the 1st time ever on this super tuesday you've got mike bloomberg entering the race or nobody really knew how that was going to affect him he was leading bernie sanders here but now it's pretty much a 4 person race and by the end of the night biden and sanders hope that it is a 2 person race you still got it was a bit more and you still got mike bloomberg and tosi gabber deuce is coming in the single digits but those 2 gentlemen hope to come out of this with a battle between the center of t

well super bowl to the world series on fox. enough to is he doing play-by-play at home during self-quarantine. >> this is called negotiation, ladies and gentlemen. michelleng to prepare dinner. wyatt on the right fighting back a on. >> bucket' if your video is pic. he wants you to donate to a charity. i guess all parents can relate to that one. ainsley: that is cute. did you see it the little child hit the mom and she acted like she was hurt and fell down. thanks, jillian. dr. oz, senator chris coons, newt gingrich and surgeon general dr. jerome adams all here live and wondering what to do with your kids while they are home from school like joe buck's family? how about painting. we are kicking off our week on home activities for your family coming up next. sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquil pure zzzs sleep. our gummies contain a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage, and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com ain