moody's is warning that economic growth will slow citing weakened demand moody's has lowered the growthecast gdp from 5.8% to 5.2% owe michelles in macao have announced dozens of casinos will reopen on thursday those facilities have been shut down since early this month. hundreds of passenger oz a coronavirus striken you cruise ship have arrived back in the u.s. including 14 people infected they have arrived at military bases in both texas and california the infected passengers will be sent to appropriate locations for continued isolation and care for more on the ongoing impact of the coronavirus, i'm joined by our guest we talked about the uncertainties here what exactly do we now know about what the real impact will be weeks or months down the line >> so the chance for controlling this outbreak and confining it to china isn't zero but it is pretty close at this point the number of confirmed cases, as you said, 73,000 in china, most in hubei but distributed to other provinces is probably really a fraction of the cases out there. we are likely to see this spread to other nations our cha

host: moody's does have an election prediction unit. it predicted that the president where doeseelection, that stands today? guest: that would be me and a group of economists. we do this every four years. right now you can make three assumptions. one, the economy on election day performs as well as is -- as it is today. two, the president's approval rating is roughly the same. fore, turnout is average , so going back to the 1970's. if all three hold true, president trump will win reelection. if you are a democrat, let me just say, if you change one of those assumptions, turnout. ,f turnout is high for the d's even if the, approval rating is the same in the economy is the same, thed's -- the d's will win. this will boil down to pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. it really boils down to about five counties in and -- in pennsylvania. two around pittsburgh, and purple counties. two counties in the northeast around wilkes-barre. that is trump country. and then one county in the southeast pennsylvania, where i live. chester county. i ofte

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be significant fall in revenue and profit for several months despite concerns, moody's says beijing has the financial means to absorb the impact of the virus. let's get to our colleague who joins us from singapore. a rebound coming together, break down the detail for us what is happening. >> a much better day after the 8% selloff we see a lot of strong performances with the exception of new zealand the kospi up 1.8%. singapore stronger we saw gains for australia up about 0.4% central bank leaving rates on hold it was all about china and hong kong you have a nice rebound. we have some way of improving those. that market up 1.8%. despite the number of coronavirus cases. increasing to beyond 427 in the death toll we saw the hong kong market up by 1.2%. the first recorded case of a death in that city and outside of mainland china. the hang seng moving higher. we did get retail sales numbers down more when it came volume as well we are seeing a fair bit of down side is the macao game stock this is to halt the spread of the virus with the ceo saying a shutdown might be necessary. they'll

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as noted by the credit rating agency moody's, reaching this goal will create a pipeline to prosperity that will transform our state. as our economy grows, so must the quantility and capacity of roads and bridges. with a transportation infrastructure backlog of $14.6 billion, we must continue to pursue every means available to us in order to deliver safer and more efficient infrastructure. but it's about more than supporting commerce. every hour spent in traffic is one less hour a parent has to spend with their child at home. improving roads is about improving the quality of life. and just as important as protecting our way of life, which is why we must continue to aggressively fight for coastal restoration. our coast is unique in its abundance, but it is also vulnerable to continued sea level rise and dangerous storm surge. after all, this is where over 2 million of our people live and work. it is their home. it is their livelihood. but if we want future generations to enjoy the same beauty and benefit from the same bounty, we have an obligation to take bold action. fortunately, we ha

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can we agree on 2020 the best movies have also been the longest moody's? about it this year the editors haven't really done anything. i might go as far as to call them lazy. they haven't had to make any difficult decisions, they have just left a whole lot end. are you sure you want to upset the editors? the brilliant nominees are... you 0k? stop! applause what happened to say cheese? applause. nice try, bob! and the bafta goes to... le mans ‘66! applause. what are we doing? what are we doing here? i think that dennis stole my speech because i was going to say camaraderie and the guys are sitting up camaraderie and the guys are sitting up there in this team that have been together for about 15 years and under the direction of james mangold, i have done many films for him and he did an amazing job with this, and between him and 20th century fox, all the help that we got over there, my team and my crew and my body. i am so proud of everybody's work on this movie. thank you so much. thank you so much. applause. the next award is for cinematography. the nominee

made boundary after boundary before reaching a total of 189—1 with alyssa healy making 83 and beth moodyrom then on it would be difficult for bangladesh and while australia could not bowl them all out, they fell woefully short of the target, handing the defending champions victory. earlier in melbourne there was a cracking finish to the match between india and new zealand. india lost the toss and new zealand. india lost the toss and were put into bat made a respectable 133—8. in thanks to their 16—year—old that's woman who shouldered the bat making 46. new zealand took it all the way to the final over and all the way down to the final ball leaving four for that final ball to push through. they could not find the boundary and handed india victory. that is now free from three winds for india and it means that second qualifying spot in groupa it means that second qualifying spot in group a will be probably played out tween australia and new zealand. they meet in melbourne on saturday and what a game that will be. the next match here in canberra will see south africa meet highland and englan

host: moody's does have an election prediction unit.icted that the president where doeseelection, that stands today? guest: that would be me and a group of economists. we do this every four years. right now you can make three assumptions. one, the economy on election day performs as well as is -- as it is today. two, the president's approval rating is roughly the same. fore, turnout is average , so going back to the 1970's. if all three hold true, president trump will win reelection. if you are a democrat, let me just say, if you change one of those assumptions, turnout. ,f turnout is high for the d's even if the, approval rating is the same in the economy is the same, thed's -- the d's will win. this will boil down to pennsylvania, michigan, and wisconsin. it really boils down to about five counties in and -- in pennsylvania. two around pittsburgh, and purple counties. two counties in the northeast around wilkes-barre. that is trump country. and then one county in the southeast pennsylvania, where i live. chester county. i often joke t

my panel is back, daniel moodie-mills and brett stevens. brought that part of the interview back because tonight there are dueling ads in the super bowl between mr. bloomberg and president trump. >> the only two who can afford them. >> that too. but how do you view the iowa caucuses tomorrow and what scenario does a bloomberg make an impact or is he making a miscalculation here? >> i think bloomberg is a careful thinker. he's thought this through. he figures he has maybe a 15% chance, a scenario in which sanders or warren become the front-runners. biden or other moderates fade and the democratic party has a freakout that a sanders candidacy can't definite trump and look to mike with bottomless pockets, roughly acceptable to most democrats as a savior figure. i say the likelihood of that, 20% or so. but it's not nothing. >> danielle, in that scenario he has baggage, as i said in the black community, which is a major bloc that you will need in the general election. i fought with them on issues that i raised there, central park five. he didn't

here to break this all down is ayesha moody mills. ayesha, 31% of south carolina's african-american voters support joe biden. when you look nationwide, he has seen that african-american support being eroded. to what extent are there major cracks in what he has considered his firewall? he really -- this could be a make or break state for him. >> yeah. i think he's banking on it being a make or break state for him. we've been polling african-american voters all along. we've been speaking to the african-american voters over 50 who always come out and vote. these primaries started in february, we're starting to see the diversity of the black community. it's not just church-going african-american women that are the black vote, and those are the folks that i think that biden has had a very longstanding relationship with, more of the traditional communities of black people, civil rights community, et cetera. we're seeing now the diversity of black voters who are younger, far more progressive, have something to say and other candidates are sp

you actually need to lean into it. >> aisha moodie-mills.y with cnn throughout the night. special coverage of the new hampshire primary starts at 4:00 p.m. eastern. >>> the president of the united states has a new plan to stop the coronavirus. he says just wait a couple months as the death toll grows and health officials throw everything they can at the virus, president trump says it should all go away by april. let's talk to a doctor. >>> more on our breaking news, a huge reversal from the justice department and former trump associate roger stone, they are backtracking on his recommended sentence after president trump complained on twitter. we'll be right back. >>> breaking news, the trump administration says it is looking to announce a deal with the taliban in afghanistan as early as this week. let's go straight to the pentagon and our correspondent there barbara starr. barbara, what's the story? >> well, brook, they hope to. they have a lot of optimism about it, but there is still plenty of skepticism as well that this may all work out. s

thanks so much, anna palmer, aisha moodie-mills. we'll see what the debate brings. >>> join cnn for a series of town halls with several of the top 2020 democrats. it's in las vegas ahead of this week's nevada caucus. the two-night event starts tonight and continues on thursday, 8:00 eastern, only right here on cnn. >>> still to come -- members of a group of more than 1,000 federal judges calling for an emergency meeting. why they say the justice department is in crisis. and this cannot wait. >>> also, 13 coronavirus patients being treated in omaha this morning. we'll give you a live update on their condition ahead. >>> and the deadly virus is having an impact on china's economy. we'll talk to the president's top trade adviser peter navarro about what the fallout could be here in the united states, next. ♪ go on and ask her. ♪ tell her how you feel. ♪ cause there is no doubt: ♪ this love is real ooohh. take the leap, with our diamond price match guarantee. ♪ jared. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapi

if they like cloudy moodiness and sunny and warm. they didn't have to deal with any rain. >>> all right. and look out for keana reaves in town. see you back at six. captioning sponsored by cbs >> quijano: tonight, revved up. president trump gets a raucous welcome taking a lap at the daytona 500. >> gentlemen, start your engines. >> quijano: also tonight, heading home: americans are evacuated from a quarantined cruise ship in japan. why their nightmare isn't over. state of emergency: mississippi gets swamped by record flooding. >> i've never dreamed 43 years ago i would be paddling up my driveway. >> quijano: a woman is charged with plotting to kidnap a baby with a drugged cupcake. plus, he was responsible for the care of america's olympian's-- so why was he fired? the whistleblower who says the u.s. olympic committee is letting down athletes in crisis.

lt also dropping after moody's cut the rating. it is now one level below investment grade.ficult for the margins to improve significantly in the medium so there will be continued difficulty there. covestro finally, shares gaining analystsing earnings basically characterizing as better than they had feared. the auto industry faces a lot of weakness. the ceo said they are doing well and had a good year despite the challenging environment. a negroni-- are you drinker? >> not really but i don't want that to influence where the shares go. matt: on a personal note, i like to drink campari with orange juice. i is where the negron it is at. wti claims to above $52 per barrel, as supply risks shift the focus away from virus driven demand concerns. that is as the u.s. sanctioned a unit of russia's largest oil producer, rosneft, for maintaining ties with the president of venezuela and venezuela's state-run oil company. alexander novak and his saudi counterpart held a phone call discussing the situation in the oil market. the call comes as pressure rises to deepen production cuts. annm

senior spokesperson, karen finney, cnn political commentator, as well as democratic strategist aisha moodie-mills. thanks both for being with us. karen, are you surprised after the chaos of the iowa caucus, there are folks voicing concerns about what may happen in nevada? >> no, actually, what i heard from on the ground, people are a bit nervous and want to do a good job. i think one of the major differential factors in nevada we didn't have in iowa, all due respect to iowa is harry reid. he has a very strong political machine. he helped get nevada early if the window. and get the caucus in the first place. so, i think they're not going to let -- see the kind of problems that we saw in iowa. they're not using actual technology. the one technology is really an ipad and a calculator. everything else is going to be done paper with multiple redundancies, so we'll see. i have to tell you, anderson, i would be perfectly happy if we did away with the caucuses because it's a mess. and it's always a mess. even with the best of intentions. although i think, again, in nevada, they're trying very hard to mak

florida attorney general ashley moody, thank you. florida lieutenant governor jeanette nunez.applause] >> first lady of texas cecelia abbott. i just saw your husband, by the way, great husband, great gentlemen, north carolina lieutenant governor dan forrest, thank you very much, thank you, dan. and i am especially grateful to ivanka for her unwavering efforts, she has taken this under her wing. thank you very much, thank you. ivanka has been a champion for administrative and legislative actions to combat human trafficking, this issue has been so important to her. this and making sure people are ready to work and she has created over 15 million jobs for the people of our country, one of the reasons employment numbers are the best ever. 50 million and i would say this issue may be closest to our heart because of the level of evil you would never believe is even possible in the modern age, the level of evil is incredible. i want to thank you for both of the things you focused on, thank you very much, appreciate it. 50 million jobs, going to be 500,000. daddy, i think we can do 50

obviously waiting to see how the field shakes out. >> yeah, meagan mesherly, karen finney, aisha moodie-mills> the unprecedented bipartisan call for attorney general barr to step down and growing concerns president trump is weaponizing the justice departme department. >>> later a question for democrats, given all that, should they hold hearings and expose what they see as a threat to democracy? flu reporting their leadership wants to do the opposite. i'll ask one democratic lawmaker for his take on it. yet! let me get the big one. this one? no! this one? yes! no... the big one! they're all the same size! with freedom unlimited, you're always earning. let me get them all. i'm gonna get them all. i can't decide. when you have nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. try pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea. get powerful relief with pepto bismol liquicaps. let's get down to business. the business of atlanta on monday... ... cincinnati on tuesday. ...philly on wednesday. ...and thursday back to cincinnati . mode

. >>> i want to bring in the host of the woke af, danielle moody mills. thanks for spending a good deal of time with me on the last few days. from the entrance polls we took and some of the responses, we are seeing a very clear line amongst democrats about those who first of all would like a more moderate candidate versus more progressive. but more importantly those who think beating donald trump is more important than having a candidate who completely aligns with your perspectives. we don't see the same type of disruption in the republican party. it's got its own parties. they seem to be able to rally around winning and getting supreme court nominees and second amendment stuff and abortion restrictions. at what point do democrats have to reckon with this and say, if beating donald trump is the most important thing in the world, the most progressive candidate may not be the right answer? i know i'll get hate tweets, but it has to be discussed. >> it does. and you know that you and i have a little difference of opinion as it pertains to this. my feeling is

move moody blues believe we've been told. time and again i played extroverts characters with rough edges i had strong figures maybe people see that in me but. she's a real powerhouse prize winning film director and well known actress who's equally at home in film and television yet still regularly tears up the stage. we meet her at the offices of production company x. during the berlin international film festival when the whole city is in film fever . of the barrel and allah is celebrating its 70th anniversary. is a really blunt role does the film festival play for you personally in your career. then you. and from that i feel berlin is my city one but even though i wasn't born here but i've been living here since before the fall of the wall and i think people also identify me with the city and in turn i identify with the festival in festival . for 10 days the film industry takes over berlin girl and attracts stars and filmmakers hollywood productions and independent movies and shot it is in the thick of things she in the fest

host: moody's analytics predicted a 40% chance the virus would glow into -- grow into a world pandemic that would push the united states into a recession. jerry, democratic caller. caller: you sound almost as excited as dutch about that -- you sound almost excited about that that is a shame -- that. that is a shame. you notice that the people who have the virus are getting better, so can somebody tell me how this is happening that they are getting better and going home without this new vaccine we are talking about? i am not getting what the panic is. people are going home, so evidently we have a great radical system here. -- medical system here. the countries that are having the problem are those that do not have the same medical system. us over here, we are doing a great job so far. it looks like our hospitals, medical are doing a great job. these people are going home and there are no deaths here, so i do not understand the panic yet here. i understand the global with the trade war and after what trump said yesterday, because he said two things, as far as travel goes, we have a beaut

their own institution in german football and won the european cup winners' cup in 1992 luminaries like moody further miroslav klose a and cloudy opposite are 000 got that bonus league a breakthrough snag the club but i've heard of bremen about to fade away i would have i think 11 games an hour from now we have to take take care of this they need to start taking points it's time now now we have to get points time's running out braman can be a real match for dormand who they knocked out of the cup in early february as they did a year earlier to. put the punters legere is a different beast and not so for giving one. there was plenty to lament at braman with 5 successive home to face and the only goal scored this year coming from their opponents could florian ko fell turn the trend around against dortmund. as it turned out any positive pre-match attitude came to little despite meal of russia in their ranks braman were again i'm able to capitalize on his talents. braman did confine dortmund to free kicks in the 1st half but after the break the old problems resurfaced. braman are as vulnerable to

i know you are very concerned because of moody airport base which was doing a wonderful job actually, it was the premiere training center for your program and they did a wonderful job and they had no a walls from there, but apparently they are doing that -- throwing the baby it with the bat. rather than following the moody approach of protecting and making sure these people do not go awol, the defense partner just, as we're not bringing any of them so i don't know if that is good or not. we have never equated it but i think the moody maybe the last group that still are having some afghans coming through. >> so, to your, knowledge is that underway, that no more afghan trainees are coming? has that been -- >> that is the best of my knowledge. >> mine, too i just want to have a confirmed, if we can get, that and those who have gone awol, we have any update? have they been located? do we know where they are? or are they still missing? >> i don't think we have any information on that because that really gets sent to the department of homeland security, and we have not, i could check for my

those 2 tweets from prime minister moody appealing for was all he said about what's happening in delhi the worst violence we've seen in the capital in decades and the b j p has she is coming under criticism because of. these protests taking place in fact the delhi high court is actually hearing complaints by petition those who say that it was a b j p politician who incited who incited people like him who support the citizenship law to attack those people who are protesting against it and the delhi high court even said that they are not going to allow a repeat of 19 eighty-four they were referring to possibly you know we haven't had violence like this and possibly since then that was the 1984 riots against the minority community following the assassination of. the by her seat bodyguard the. common man party who are in power in delhi they asking for me to be in control because security and control by them but by the central government they're asking for the army to be and they say that all the affected northeastern suburbs should be under curfew at the moment it is just. that tony was me

among this base and i think the optics of this spectacle today are also important for prime minister moody that a welcome diversion for him from kind of domestic problems at home where he's facing large scale protests often violent protests as well as international condemnation over a very controversial citizenship law which many say discriminates against muslims and threatens to undermine the country's 2nd the traditions ok so. presidents are trying to get action perhaps i have to say that president tom does enjoy fairly high popularity rating surveys show that you know he's he has high approval ratings here people think he's a strong leader he's tough on terrorism since pro-business is a friend of movies but when it comes to ordinary people on the ground it depends on who you speak to and i think look at the city of about with that massive rally was held we have to remember that song supporters protested outside the courtroom about tonight is convicted prosecutors would find it easier to target journalists when you sources inside the u.s. government. daily is an independent socialist iri

. >> moody's analytics, according to the "new york times" predicted a 40% chance that the virus would grow into a global pandemic, that would push the united states and the world into a recession. jerry in new jersey, democratic caller. >> caller: boy, you know, greta, it sounds almost excited about that, it's a shame, i don't know why you bring up the recession, it hasn't happened yet, but it sounds like that is what you're rooting for, so that's fine. the other thing i want to make a comment, you know, you notice that the people that have the virus are getting better. >> yes. >> so can somebody tell me how this is happening that they're getting better, and they're going home, without this new vaccine we're talking about, so i'm not quite getting what the panic is. our people are going home. i mean they're going home. so evidently we have a great medical system here. now the countries that are having a problem are the ones that don't have that kind of medical system, and we have no control over that. that, over there, is there. us over here is here. we are doing a great job so far. o

president could raise some of theseissues president could raise some of these issues with prime minister moodythat have taken place in the last 2a hours, barely 20 kilometres away from where the president is staying, it would be very difficult for them to avoid making some sort of reference and for that, we still need to wait and watch. we will speak to you again soon and next time, it will be about trade. the movie producer harvey weinstein, once one of the most powerful men in hollywood, is injail in new york, facing the possibility of 25 years in prison. in a case that sparked the #metoo movement, he was found guilty of rape and a criminal sexual act. he was cleared of 2 counts of predatory sexual assault, and first—degree rape. he'll be sentenced in 2 weeks, although his defence team have already lodged an appeal. he's reportedly been taken to hospital with chest pains. this report from peter bowes contains some flashing images breaking news tonight, harvey weinstein guilty of rape. harvey weinstein was taken from new city courtroom in handcuffs today. the verdict that means harvey weinste

we've never equated it, but i think the moody may be the last group that still are having some afghans coming through and then it will be done. >> to your knowledge is, that under way to where no more afghan trainees are coming? has that -- >> that is the best of my knowledge. >> i just wanted to have it confirmed, if we could get that. and those who have gone awol, do we have any update, have they been located, do we know where they are, or are they still missing? >> i don't think we have any information on that, because that really gets into the department of homeland security and what they've done with it. we have not, i can check with my staff but i don't think we've done any follow-up on that. we checked but we have no additional information since the last time we chatted. >> okay. that is concerning still. and i would like to get some answers. we'll continue looking on that as well. let's move on, in your written statement, you mentioned that in search and attacks on the afghan national defense and security forces and coalition forces are increasing, what is the reason for the in