would be called where you can look at some and stay on it as the planes moving a former military man mike king knows how to catch the enemy so when the federal aviation authorities stopped him flying on mind aircraft he simply changed tactics plan b. was to buy real airplanes and so we did we purchased a cessna 2 to a 6 and we get a lot of video that way it's been a extremely effective tool for us to gather intelligence on what's happening on the border what you train your eye to see in the bush is you start picking out pretty easily as you fly along or specialists outside as they're staging. there are aspiring illegal aliens at that point there is a lot of it you don't see it because they don't want to be seen but they're everywhere and we 1st got a thermal camera put on the house and i turned in i swung into the south just looking into mexico for people down there and the next day there were people down there and the next day there were people down there and that every night i was catching groups of 2030 walking just west of the property here for like 3 weeks straight for in 3 weeks i caught

king and mike gallagher, space --s of the cyber speaking about how to defend cyber attacks. announcer: president trump nation regarding the coronavirus, that he would measures congress on to help small business and workers. pres. trump: my fellow americans, tonight i want to speak with you about our nations unprecedented response to the coronavirus outbreak that started in china and is now spreading throughout the world. today, the world health organization officially announced that this is a global pandemic. we have been in frequent contact with our allies and we are marshaling the full power of the federal government and the sector to protect the american people. this is the most aggressive and comprehensive effort to confront a foreign virus in modern history. i'm confident that by continuing to take these tough measures, we will significantly reduce the threat to our citizens and we will ultimately and expeditiously defeat this virus. from the beginning of time, nations and people have faced unforeseen challenges, including large-scale and very dangerous health threats.

be called where you can look at some and stay on it as the plane is moving a former military man mike king knows how to catch the enemy so when the federal aviation authorities stopped him flying on mind aircraft he simply changed tactics plan b. was to buy real airplanes and so we did we purchased a cessna 2 to a 6 and we get a lot of video that way it's been of extreme effective tool for us to gather intelligence on what's happening on the border what you train your eye to see in the bush is you start picking out pretty easily as you fly along or specialists outside as they're staging. there are aspiring illegal aliens at that point there is a lot of it you don't see it because they don't want to be seen but they're everywhere and we 1st got a thermal camera put on the house and i turned in i swung into the south just looking into mexico for people down there and the next day there were people down there and the next day there were people down there and that every night i was catching groups of 2030 walking just west of the property here for like 3 weeks straight for in 3 weeks i caught

senator angus king and mike gallagher at our desk this morning. the cochairs of the cyberspace solarium commission. your reaction last night to the president's oval office address? i am not trying to make this about politics, but it was a partial address. he did not lay out much in the way of detail. he talked about the travel ban which apparently does not apply to americans. if you are an american in the middle of milan, you can get on a plane and come back. if it is a health measure, it was not

even if i've big delay when the king mike other one who holds the balance of power. even if you came to join been against any guns could not form a government. sorry that's why netanyahu is celebrating tonight because he thinks by hook or by crook i'll do this. and he knows that by hook or by crook. the center. can up to us. the cares a live at that thank you very much for the update it's not clear that reporting. live from jerusalem. beieing ina grid needs his project manager at tele. you conrad adenauer program jewish. cooperation now at we just heard from eris that tell us there have been three elections in on the year. under year in israel what's different this time around. these elections. the public has spoken the israeli public regardless of the fact that these quite tired from being busy with three consecutive election campaign went out to the ballots. and voted we see that to turn out the national the national nile turnout exceeded the 70% for the first time. since a couple of years and actually reached the highest peak since the last twenty years. and also

then senator angus king and congressman mike gallagher, cochairs of the cyberspace commission, will join us to discuss the commission's recommendation to defend against cyber attacks. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. announcer: thursday, dr. robert redfield and dr. anthony fauci and other public health officials returned to capitol hill to testify on the coronavirus outbreak before the house oversight and reform committee after appearing for a couple of hours on wednesday. at 11:00rage begins a.m. eastern on c-span3, online, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. theuncer: early thursday, world health organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic. w.h.o.'s director general told reporters he was concerned by the severity of the disease and the levels of spreading. this runs an hour. >> thank you. thank you. good afternoon, everybody. in the past two weeks, the number of cases of covid-19 outside china has increased 13-fold, and the number of affected countries has tripled. there are now more than 118,000 case

senator angus king and mike gallagher at our desk this morning.ochairs of the cyberspace solarium commission. your reaction last night to the president's oval office address? i am not trying to make this about politics, but it was a partial address. he did not lay out much in the way of detail. he talked about the travel ban which apparently does not apply to americans. if you are an american in the middle of milan, you can get on a plane and come back. if it is a health measure, it was not complete. there wasn't anything about testing. i thought it was an incomplete address. the address i would have liked to have seen would be the president and nancy pelosi saying we have come together, we are in control, we will pass an important measure to help people affected by it tomorrow to really instill confidence. i don't think it was awful. i think he did what he had to do, but i don't think -- it does not appear to have been terribly reassuring. host: congressman gallagher, your take and will the house move forward today with some sort of joint biparti

then main independent senator angus king and wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher, cochairs of the cyberspace commission. will join us to discuss the recommendations to defend against cyber attacks. be sure to watch cspan washington journal live at seven eastern on thursday morning, join the discussion. packaging deputy security secretary told the committee the administration is considering several steps. this is by ken cuccinelli including banning travel from europe. this is two and a half hours. >> the committee on homeland security will come to order. the received testimony in the federal response to the

senator angus king and mike gallagher at our desk this morning. the cochairs of the cyberspace solarium commission. your reaction last night to the president's oval office address? i am not trying to make this about politics, but it was a partial address. he did not lay out much in the way of detail. he talked about the travel ban which apparently does not apply to americans. if you are an american in the middle of milan, you can get on a plane and come back. if it is a health measure, it was not complete. there wasn't anything about testing. i thought it was an incomplete address. the address i would have liked to have seen would be the president and nancy pelosi saying we have come together, we are in control, we will pass an important measure to help people affected by it tomorrow to really instill confidence. i don't think it was awful. i think he did what he had to do, but i don't think -- it does not appear to have been terribly reassuring. host: congressman gallagher, your take and will the house move forward today with some sort of joint b

dallas fedwas president robert kaplan speaking to bloomberg's mike mckee. stephen kingsed the u.k. government and has experience. how do the mechanics of these ballooning central-bank balance sheets work? we just saw a chart that shows $5.5ed balance sheet at trillion and it could get two $9 trillion or $10 trillion by the end of the crisis. do they go to the treasury that has been raised from debt sales? do they print it up from been air? --thin air? stephen: when you issue a government bond, there is a series of people that would hopefully buy it whether it is fund managers or pension managers. and they put it away for a rainy day but in current circumstances, it may be that the appetite in the non-central-bank factor is not sufficiently high. in which case, the central bank has to act as the buyer of last resort. in normal circumstances, you would try to avoid that because it has implications on inflation and currency. what is critical currently is to give governments space to build this bridge. we are seeing a huge negative demand shock in the rest of the economy wh

angus king and wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher, cochairs of the cyberspace solarium commission, will join us to discuss their recommendations to defend against cyber attacks. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. ♪ thursday, dr. robert redfield and dr. fauci along with other public health officials returned to capitol hill to testify on the coronavirus outbreak before the house oversight and reform committee after appearing for a couple hours on wednesday. live coverage begins at 11:00 eastern on c-span three, on mine at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> c-span, your unfiltered view of government.

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coronavirus in the country's cyber defense posture appeared republican congressman mike gallagher in independence maine senator angus kingtalk about your proposal cyber defense, i want to get your thoughts on where we are not only on capitol hill but as a country dealing with covid-19. >> i think it's coming into focus as a serious problem and people are starting to cancel events all over the country and that is probably prudent. if this is one of those cases where you probably want to be more protective than perhaps may end up being necessary but it's going to work to our advantage. for a politician to stop shaking hands is really hard but i'm doing it. >> bret: your thoughts on where we are and whether this is proportional or going one way or another. not enough or too much? >> we need to exponentially increase our testing capability across the united states. if you look at the countries that have been successful in their mitigation efforts whether it's south korea or taiwan, rapid testing is a key part of that. combine it with transparency and individual resilience measures whether it's social distancing or basic hygi

king's hawaiian what an irresistibly delicious idea. vo: iand there are doers.lkers mikeh, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting things done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare and create jobs, who's done both. mike has the record and resources to beat trump. and it will take both. but mike will get it done. ♪ >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by king's hawaiian foods. irresistible since 1950. >>> all right, "pop news." eva, you got it? >> come on. >> oh, come on. dan. "pop news," whatever it is i do, okay, so this one is going to get you excited. chewy is a daddy. actor joonas suotamo, 6'11' former basketball player also known by star war fans as chewbacca

main independent senator angus king and wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher, cochairs of the cyberspace solarium commission will join us to discuss the recommendations to defend against cyberattack. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, join the discussion. >> next, centers for d

king. ahead mayor mike bloomberg drops out after a big super tuesday night for joe biden.or the white house? >> i'm tony dokoupil. we'll see how a tennessee city torn to pieces by a deadly tornado is struggling to recover. >> i'm anthony mason. d she'll be here looking back at some of her favorite moments. >> first, here is today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> former new york mayor mike bloomberg has just announced he is quitting the democratic presidential rate. >> what went wrong for bloomberg? >> anything bloomberg does is data driven and they could see that clearly there was no hope. >> this democratic presidential race is now a close, two man contest after super tuesday last night. >> joe biden wakes up today in a far stronger position than anyone would have thought a few days ago. but senator sanders by no means is out of this. >> joe biden. big night for him. how did he pull it off? >> first thing we noticed was the late deciders. people who told us they made up their minds in the last couple days. that's after buttigieg and klobuchar had dropped out and endorsed joe bid

senator angusent king and mike gallagher, space --s of the cyber speaking about how to defend cyber attacksnouncer: president trump nation regarding the coronavirus, that he would measures congress on to help small business and workers. pres. trump: my fellow americans, tonight i want to speak with you about our nations unprecedented response to the coronavirus outbreak that started in china and is now spreading throughout the world. today, the world health organization officially announced that this is a global pandemic.

mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> on the 30th of september, 1940, the king andingham palace in the drawing room. >> all of a sudden, the king and queen hear the sound that all londoners have come to dread. the air raid siren. >> they their whir, whir, whir of german planes coming for them. >> a bomb fell only a few feet from the palace building. close to the king's sitting room. >> a staff member was killed. it was a very, very severe bombing. they realized they were being targeted. >> they are walking among the debris in the garden. just like a hundred homes today. >> the air raid on bucking hap palace is absolutely terrifying for the king and for the queen but it has a great impact on the public image. it bolsters their symbolic appeal as londoners who are resolute. >> buckingham palace is bombed several times and the safety of the king and queen is a real issue. and there's quite a lot of pressure for them to leave london. and they absolutely refuse. >> truly this is a war of all the people. we're all in it. >> the next time the king and queen go visit the bl

main independent senator angus king and wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher, cochairs of the cyberspace solarium commission will join us to discuss the recommendations to defend against cyberattack. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern, join the discussion. >> next, centers for disease redfielddr. robert testify on the outbreak. it is two hours and 10 minutes. south korea has now tested more than 196,000 people but we are not anywhere close to that. they started conducting drive through testing, but people here in the united states can't even get tested by their own doctors. this is the united states of america. we're supposed to be leading the world, instead we're trailing far behind. how did south korea test so many people so quickly but we didn't test a fracture of that number? why did it take so long? we must do better. unfortunately these delays have been systemic. just last week the trump administration promised to deliver a million tests by the end of the week but it didn't even come close. on sunday they admitted they delivered only 75,000

mike so far for. but the facts and the science don't matter to the kings and queen of catastrophe. they need catastrophe for their obsession of growing the government and hating trump. >> anemic in terms of aggressio aggression, then there was ebola that was 5 million in there trying to take that money. [inaudible] what he's doing is late, too late. >> forwards, describe the administration's response to the coronavirus, towering and dangerous incompetence. >> he loves those forwards. he said it five times in 24 hours. meanwhile the media keep comparing coronavirus to ebola. >> if someone was in charge of coronavirus response for the government the way president put someone in charge for ebola. >> when i was in charge i did no interviews. i was in there 18 hours a day. >> congratulations. but for goodness sake, the ebola comparisons are ridiculous. according to china cdc the corona virus death rate is 4.9%. the death rate for ebola was 90%. 90% were spread the democrats are pushing stupid stunts based on political prejudice and dogma. elizabeth warren wants to take money from border

mike memoli. >> jim clyburn joins us now. you are the man of the hour, the king maker. there's no underestimating, understating the difference your very emotional, personal endorsement made. if not for south carolina, we would not be here. joe biden would not be here. >> well, thank you so much for that andrea. were it not for the community that i represent, i would not have made that kind of an endorsement speech. i was perfectly willing to say who i was going to vote for. i issued a press release. until i attended a rural church and had an elderly lady becken me. she said, you lean down. i need to ask you something. she asked me, who was i voting for? she said, just whisper it in my ear. and she said, this community needs to hear from you. and i talked to other people there that day and i came to the conclusion that the african-american community, especially, were laying back, wanting some validation of joe biden. and so i got involved because i knew that that was -- he is the one guy that african-americans by and large wanted to vote for. and they've demonstrated tha

then main independent senator angus king and wisconsin republican congressman mike gallagher, cochairs of the cyberspace commission. will join us to discuss the recommendations to defend against cyber attacks. be sure to watch cspan washington journal live at seven eastern on thursday morning, join the discussion. packaging deputy security secretary told the committee the administration is considering several steps. this is by ken cuccinelli including banning travel from europe. this is two and a half hours. >> the committee on homeland security will come to order. the received testimony in the federal response to the coronavirus. the chairs authorized to have the committee and recess at any point. good afternoon. today the committee is meeting to examine the federal government response to the novel coronavirus pandemic. as a nurse i want to open by encouraging everyone to visit coronavirus .gov. the most up-to-date information from the center of disease control print mentioned . keep us all safe. wash your hands often with seven water or hand sanitizer don't touch her face, cover your

mike. despite a backlash from other parents and students who talk is father supports his decision to not conform to japan's strict society if. they're. given the right but they're not the myth of the king what do you mean not when i say they're for the most of the video. you've got a your. not a you knew when you started to hold off running the old days when you put up a machine that. got it but then when you. did become one of the most and then you so upset over more and more took but you couldn't call it the whole the ied and i got up and until that happens you talk to hopes that his you tube videos who continue to help children struggling in the system to follow his lead. vocal good to talk to you kill only last week if you don't look so good as you will. step. up so. that. he's not the only one trying to reach out to japan's mountaintop. under a bridge in yokohama. studio working on a new exhibition on he a project. became a he mori in his thirty's. depression and family issues. all. but i want to ride on tony or nick di ticky. cessation take a shot. can stay to your not station job title but they're. also lost so. many almost. at sushi recruited for other he can maureen to produce

today in new york meanwhile, vice president mike pence visited washington state yesterday being greeted by the governor with an elbow bump. seattle and kingnty reporting 51 cases among the nation's hot spots for the virus. larry kudlow saying this morning there are places to avoid for now. >> we heard from the governor of pennsylvania and said presumed positive how much is that process slowing down what we know about where coronavirus is in this country but at the same time we don't want false positives. >> that's definitely true. we actually haven't heard any instances i don't think where a state or local public health lab tested somebody positive and the cdc negated the results. doesn't seem to be slowing down the process. >> is the use of that cdc backstop making it take longer to know what the real count is because i guess the question for everybody is, you know, are there cases around us that we aren't going to know about baiting however long it is to know before it scares everybody to announce it >> seems like most states are doing that sort of presumptive positive announcement so when they have their own testing they will announce

mike to serve this country. to senior members of the saudi royal family including the king's brother arrested after reports of an alleged coup attempt. this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up billions of dollars in debt lebanon is expected to announce it comes begin to make repayments due within days. south korea restricts the sale of mosques to limit the spread of the corona virus and china announced as a major hit on its economy. and one of the worst droughts in decades is forcing many in zimbabwe to use untreated walked out.

the 2.2 million residents of king county should work from home and the people over the age of 60 should stay home. in away from crowds. in the last hour vice president mikeence landed in washington state, there he is meeting with the governor to talk about the pandemic and to be brought up to date on the crisis in the state of washington. in this country 12 people have now died from the coronavirus. 11 of them died in the state of washington. 70 of the country's 221 cases have been confirmed in the state of washington and earlier today the vice president was in minnesota where he visited the 3m plant, they pledged to ramp up their production with facemasks to prevent a shortage of the virus spread. during his visit the vice president spoke cleanly and candidly and just what the american people specked of their leaders. the vice president saying while there are enough test of those who believe to be exposed to the virus, there are not enough test to be available for all americans yet. >> we don't have enough test today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward. for those who we believe have been exposed, for those who are showing symptom

mike pence. ♪ ♪ in 1950, king's hawaiian was born from an irresistibly delicious idea.n monkey bread! yum! (dog barks) (dog barks - ding) yum! king's hawaiian what an irresistibly delicious idea. ♪ ♪ dean: some quick headlines on the docket this week, president trump holding a rally in charlotte, north carolina, tomorrow. i'll be there. it comes off the heels of his rally in charleston last week. >>> and thousands of voters are heading to the polls this week for super tuesday. thirteen states holding primaries to cast their vote for democratic and republican candidates. >>> and the supreme court set to take up its first major abortion case during the trump presidency, deciding whether to uphold the louisiana law allowing abortion providers to admit patients to local hospitals. jedediah: well, president trump calling out the federal reserve as the threat of coronavirus rattles the global economy. >> the lowest interest rates, our fed rate is higher. you look at germany, you rook at japan -- you look at japan, other countries, many of them have negative rates. and if we a

king of breakfast. >>> we'll take you outside right now. sutro tower cam showing vo: iand there are doers.lkers mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting things done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare and create jobs, who's done both. mike has the record and resources to beat trump. and it will take both. but mike will get it done. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. it's 5:10. here's 7 things you need to know this morning. number one, there's three new cases of coronavirus in santa clara county bringing the total number there to seven. county health officials say this increase was not unexpected. >>> number two,

recommending the 2.2 million residents of king county should work from home and people over the age of 60 should stay home and away from crowds. in the last hour mike pence landed in washingtontate, very he is meeting with governor jay ensley to talk about the pandemic and to be brought up to date on the crisis in the state of washington. and earlier today the vice president was in minnesota where he visited the 3m plant in january, 3m pledged to ramp up its production of protective facemasks to prevent a shortage because of the virus's spread. during his visit the vice president spoke plainly, candidly just what the american people expect a leaders. the vice president saying that while there are enough tests for those believed to have been exposed, there aren't enough tests available for all americans yet. >> we don't have enough tests today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward. for those who we believe have been exposed, those were showing symptoms we have been able to provide the testing. as more americans take an interest in this or have concerns we want to make sure they have access to a coronavirus test as well. >> stra

king. thank you for sharing this big breaking news day with us. super tuesday gives way to wow wednesday. after joe biden wins and mike bloomberg ends his campaign and joins those supporting the vice president. elizabeth warren weighs her future after coming up empty on super tuesday including third in massachusetts her hometown. bernie sanders dealing with the swiftness and resurgence op super tuesday. he is leading in california but his tuesday and wednesday, anything but super. >> no matter what happens, if this campaign, i don't know what will happen, if it comes out to be a campaign in which we have one candidate who is standing up for the working class and the middle class, we're going to win that election. >> begin the hour there with a wednesday wow that only adds to joe biden's very super tuesday. michael bloomberg ended his campaign two hours ago and threw his support to the former vice president calling him a friend and great american and say he's the best shot at beating prrp. this map packed with all this deep biden blue made bloomberg's choice as politically clear as personally difficult. let's look at w

mike is own stands fear inside thank you larry. stay safe and thank you for joining me on this edition the politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things don't forget to use the politicking hash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. better if long russian airlines. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make among come from good uses like a jackhammer good drill down to find the true news with rick sanchez because it's time to do news again and question more. better if long russian airlines. everything is collapsing against the dollar. so how long will that last probably not. a long time because. as we've seen during brain woods or through the plaza a horde of the 1980 s. there's going to have to be global coordinated sit down to rearrange the global 4 x. market rearrange the global currency grid and the dollar is not the thing they're going to have to match against because that runaway value on the dollar is what's causing this deflation and causing the global depression part. of the course. was. to show the speech look you feel and i. would not only do this move but i will. know. the m

king. >> and i want nice us your plane is leaving. >> not even my gate. >> your prayers have been answered. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your forecast. mike is at gate three. >> i like to not walk as far. be by the concessions and the bathrooms. it is 47 degrees. sunny, calmer, and warmer today. wasn't that a quick turn around. near record highs tomorrow and the temperatures will dive all of the way to saturday. our coldest and our best day for a chance at wet weather. let's take a look at temperatures today. there is one at half-moon by, there is one. there is santa rosa. the rest of us in the mid to upper 70s. from 73, oakland, free month, and san jose. look at tonight's temperatures. a little more fog up the coast than what we're seeing this morning. here we are the north bay scattered showers elsewhere. and it tapers throughout the day. what doed and light. here is the precipitation out of this particular storm. then there is a couple hundredths of an inch set those clocks forward an hour. >> good morning, everyone. happy super tuesday to you, if you're driving on the bay bridge, if you're going westbound we have two issues to talk ab

king. thank you for sharing this big breaking news day with us. super tuesday gives way to wow wednesday. after joe biden wins and mikeg ends his campaign and joins those supporting the vice president. elizabeth warren weighs her future after coming up empty on super tuesday including third in massachusetts her

spread are so urgent in that area, king county officials plan to buy this motel to house infected people. 39 people now have the virus in that county. today, vice president mike pence is visiting washington state for a coronavirus update. right now, he is touring surgical mask maker 3m in minneapolis. on the east coast, a thousand have been asked to self quarantine in new york, including hundreds exposed potentially at a synagogue last month. 22 cases are confirmed in the state. united and jetblue are scaling back flights in time for spring break travel, one of many topics discussed on capitol hill. >> for the airplane which our colleagues were asking about, how long can the virus material last on a surface? >> the virus can last hours to a day. >> up to a whole day. >> yes, ma'am. >> up to a whole day. no more using your personal mug at starbucks, they'll only serve drinks in disposable cups in the u.s. and canada. the virus showing no signs of slowing down, the world health organization says there are about 17 times as many new infections outside china as in it, with growing outbreaks in south korea, italy, iran, making up a majority of new cases. joining u

king is off. ahead, what you what you need to know about president trump's plan to fight the coronavirus pandemic. >> we'll talk with mikea tiny village for veterans who need homes in our series "a more perfect union". >> first, here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >> there's plenty of breaking news. beginning with an oval office announcement to the nation and reaching across the atlantic ocean. >> the president's goal was cal americans, but investors were underwhelmed. u.s. stock futures tumbled as the president con h initially it sounded like the president had banned all travel of people and gods from europe to the u.s. that caught even members of his own administration and the airlines off guard. >> the world health organization is pushing governments to take strong action after officially declaring the outbreak to be a pandemic yesterday. >>> health leaders are concerned that some governments and they wouldn't name names, aren't taking this pandemic seriously enough. >> this is now a pandemic as the world health organization declared. that word scares a lot of people. what does it mean and does it change anything about

bank of america governor, mervy nn king he was governor of the bank of england during the financial crisis >> we are covering every angle of this crisis for you mike is tracking the mashlgt moves. kayla has the latest on the stimulus bill. steve liesman is covering the fed's historic moves again today and meg is following the latest treatment developments mike, first to you on the market another big sell off despite another big fed intervention >> yes, definite ly a big sell off. though i have to say the intentionty of it, i don't know if this is much comfort, but the intensity isn't what we were seeing last week obviously we get up to the flat line and we're pinned on some of these headlines coming out of the senate, but if yu look at a five yore chart of s&p, it will show you what a lot of chart readers are looking at which is perhaps downside targets now being revised below 2200 to the mid to high 2100s. that gets you back in fact we dipped below 220 and sort of got to november of 2016 levels so that's how far back in time we're dialing. the within there's significance in that area is that we spent a lot of time in 2015, 2016, right around ther

king county and washington, bringing the toll in the u.s. to nine. >> meg, thank you very much for updating us on those numbers >>> let's switch back to the marketses mike >> there's a slippery slope in the volatility market, the actuality market for volume activity it happens sometimes when the market in general is under some stress it's the curve defined by vix futures, so futures that bay off based on the level of the volume tilts index in the future. this is march. normally if the market is in a calm state this is sloping upward, as the future is inherently more uncertainly -- the near futures a little more certain than the distant future, so you pay more for protection the vix itself is up around here it's been dragging the near-term futures up this is an upsidedowns situation, where it says market players are braced for additional stormy weather in the near term. at some point it reaches a bit of a peak crescendo level, sloping upward, and that often is the all clear one thing to know is the exception to the downward slope is out around the election we still have this bump in the futures demand, protection against volatility, ripe for election. >>