shanghai disneyland remains closed until further noti a limited number of shopping dining and recreational outlets, a sney town wishing star park and shanghai disneyland hotel will operate under limited capacity and reduced hours of operation guess aing thfacilities will have to undergo temperature screenings. an we'll also need to present health qr codes when entering dining venues now be required to wear a mask during their entire visit disgraced movie mogul and convicted rapist harvey weinstein fell and injured himself yesterday at new york's rikers island jail. >>his spokesperson says weinstein was dizzy before he fell and he thinks he has a concussion. ey say that the 67 year-old former producer previously used a walker and doesn't have one in jail, a jury convicted weinstein last month of rape and criminal act in he by the way had a heart procedure. last week so several issues on several fronts for him weinstein is scheduled to be sentenced wednesday, he could face more than 2 decades in prison. >>tonight a true full moon will light up the sky anit's also known as the full worm moon

there is notis enough in the package to do that part of it, but there's some. it's a start. we will need to work with congress to get more to make sure everybody is stably house during this pandemic. >> host: according to your group there are also other urgent need for income renters. moratorium on evictions of foreclosures, rental assistance and eviction prevention, emergency funds for public housing and other housing provider, access to legal services of foreclosure and eviction crisis counseling. have you seen any of those needs be met either by the administration with an executive order or with what congress is proposing? >> guest: there's a little bit, i did not enough. were not there yet in the agreement either in congress ore at the state and local level but that is some momentum i would say towards these solutions. when we talk about a moratorium on eviction of foreclosure this is crucial. but in america, although should be shared that if there safely and affordably house now we're not going to lose our home during this health emergency. there needsds to be a uniform

is noty think action necessary outside of those counties. todayfortunate reality is this virus is spreading across the entire state. is method of transmission person-to-person. todayer we see in seattle could be in walla walla shortly. and port angeles. and so it is very clear all of bend our need to shoulders to this task to save the state of washington. devastation is what we're are trying to halt. it is crucial each and everyone one of us across the state maintains the social distancing we know is our only weapon against this scourge. we are only in the first two weeks and people need to understand this order may need to be extended. the reason is, we cannot allow this virus to be slowed and spring back upon us. we've got to pound it until it is done. i'm glad washingtonians are pitching in to a warfare against a fatal disease. allows a pause that will us to evaluate the progress we are making and determine next steps. now we believe we are seeing in thecouraging signs puget sound area including progress on those experiencing homelessness

is noty policy stimulus going to,, i don't think, through the conventional channels. i don't think -- i think we are going to have to think out-of-the-box with what is conventional, unusual monetary policy 12 years ago, no longer unusual. so basically, what that entails support to the banks that hold loans that will be defaulting. i think we should be paired to a large-scale insolvency. romaine: professor reinhart knows more about this stuff than anybody. we are sort of talking about what has to be an unprecedented fiscal and monetary response. conversion ineing terms of the view that fiscal has to be at. there was a blog post published by an advisor to george w. bush, talking about the need for cash transfers. sayingmney out today and , give every american $1000. i have never seen a moment in which although there are disagreements on the technicalities, on the specifics, so many people agree that if there ever were a crisis that called for fiscal support, this is it. scarlet: cliff tweeting this morning, we need physical help for small and maybe even large businesses

will make some difference, but to fix what is now missing in our health to respond effectively is notybe fixed in a hur m, no matter hh money we have. we are going to have a severe shortage of mechanical ntilator breathing machines to help people who are quite sick the federal stockpile is limited. the number of ventilatoun around the y is limited. we may need 100,000 ventilators. otthose will clear -- appear magically. it is figuring out, were very tight on respiratory therapists to run these machines. we've got a lot of work to do. the money is fantastic, i'm grateful for it, but i wish it judy: i would like for you to answer tiot queas well. the money they are spending, we heard the president to y today, we will be buying more respirators. how reassuring is all that? >> in terms of thoseespirators which are actually the masks that health-care workers need, they have a higher level of ltration for the virus, those are sometimes called respirators mech machines, i wasn'the sure which one he mea. you need not only the machines, but also the people to staff them. this has been a problem

kennedy: well, i think he in alabama, and his -- his motherher -- noty stoic and very very loving., and died at the age of 40. his biggest influence, my father's biggest influence was his grandfather, who was a doctor. and he would let my father ride on the back of his horse. and when he would go out into the rural areas and see patients. i think that was his biggest influence. but his mother was driven in a way that, i think that is where on, being-- later driven to be governor. shewas driven in ways that -- shefather's father was driven -- she was going to marry him, so she did everything she could to get to marry him. so she did, and that's hwo she was driven, and -- that's how she was driven, and that went over to my father. susan: your father married your mother at a very young age, 16. how did they meet? ms. kennedy: how did they meet? --worked at a drugstore and she worked at a drugstore and he went in and bought hair tonic from her. a friend was waiting outside and he -- my father bet him that he could get a date with her. and so my father went back in and found out her nam

shouldsident said they change their status to "do "do noty and added protect criminals."al prosecutors have charged a former head of the united auto workers of embezzling more than a million dollars. the government says gary jones conspired with fellow union leaders to steal from assets over a nine-year until beginning in 2010. prosecutors say they use the money for luxury vacations as well as high and liquor and cigars. jones resigned last year after being implicated in the corruption scandal. federal agents raided his home in august. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david: we have some breaking loose on the convert -- news on the coronavirus. the telegraph is reporting the first death in the united kingdom. we will keep you apprised of that as it develops. let's come back to the united states and what is going on here with the coronavirus. congress is stepping into combat the disease. the senate is scheduled to vote on a bipar

is in place d its health officials believe th need to shut down the entire system ey will and will noti he public if need be in daly city sarah stinso kron 4 news. >>and then when we talk abou facts and fears there's the fear that driving people to take everything in the stes. look at these empty shelves. this is in berkeley, but it's the same story everywhe should see much of toit paper there. if you find to a paper by a but don't buy it albecause the stores cannot keep it in stock fast enough. others are only weakly and this appls to everybody target and costco. toies like >>pretty low or nonexistent on cough and cold medication and pain medication and they'll have to as looking r wind stay away from people. >>i noticed gloves on to o a lot of people are catching the virus so inthe om has car to get to be carefu. i think when people hear stuff ke oh tom nks as anybody can get it, you know anybody can get it. >>and the problem is you cat get what you need to the stores so again if they don't limit you in a lot of t stores are limiting you please try to limit yourself and be kind to you

that the soviets government, this is part ofa a broad propaganda effort by the soviet union, it was notision eating tensions of their counterparts that bernie believes, this is how we can project a better image of the soviet union to the united states. jesse: bernie got used by the communist, propaganda, way to go bernie. anyway, joe thank you for your research and we appreciate it. joe: thank you jesse. jesse: is bernie sanders getting robbed again? is biden going to make it? are people nervous about coronavirus? we went downtown to find out some of the answers. and later is a pedophile ring at large in hollywood, former team star corey feldman is naming names and he will be here. ♪ definitely after meatloaf. like clockwork. do it! run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. a load with as few as 8 dishes, is all it takes to save water. an energy star certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle. while handwashing uses that, every two minutes. so, do it. run your dishwasher every night with cascade platinum. the surprising way to save water. for adults with moder

it's noti just what you have each city will have its own epidemic curve, and so weÑi can mnae betweenin states to me meet the needs of everyone. >> you sort of overlooked the question, puuy about is the federal government going to take over at least the procuj]q and the distribution of things going forward? >> well, i think the federal government right now is working very hard on looking at where all the ventilators are ande1 where production can be. but we need states at the same time toe1 look where all of the ventilators are.e1 including e1outpatient surgical center, which is a?; really important place to be doéking, because you get staff plus ventilator."'-they have also th cardiac monitoring, being able to monitor oxygen levels. all of that can come into the hospitals to care for patients. both of thosefá pieces need to come togethers. the government looking to increase procurement and states looking for every single option they have. >> new york city, if you could quarantine the tristate area, and there's a lot of legal hurdles to that, if you fácould do you think it would be

volunteer enlistments in the recent war with mexico between north and south suggested that gun shy noty shopkeepers and wooden make peddlers would not risk their lives or spend their precious gold to fight for anything. 50 years ago, i regarded the outcome of the war as inevitable. it is only over the years that i came to appreciate the marriott of other factors off the battlefield that determined or could determine the outcome. i still believe that there was never a moment when the confederacy proactively could have done something to win its independence but i certainly appreciate now that at any moment during those four years of work, the north could proactively decide to lose it. we have seen conflicts in our own lifetimes that offended in what is apparently precisely that fashion. remove abraham lincoln's iron will to preserve the union. take away the bond he managed to forge with the northern people and soldiery that made them willing to continue the sacrifice through four bloody years and who is to say whether sheer superiority would've been enough to outlast the remarkable morale

well we saw rainfall over the weekend for any of you that were stepping outside at least you noti the roadways are wet. even if you miss those occasional showers. >>this morning we've seen even more shower activity and thus roadways wet again as you may be stepping outside this morning. the east bay out towards thecoast. you can see cloud cover overhead in all these areas looking at at least light rainfall our quietest area and the bay wants e north bay right n also fairly quiet on the peninsula with some light showers in areas like san mateo an santa clara counties, some of our heaviest of rain ntinues especially in eastern contra costa. and solano counties out in the inland east bay temratures right now pretty cool. so if you do have to step outside this early morning don't only give yourself some extra time to get to work as roadways are wet you want to take it slower but also get that extra layer on it's chilly out there north bay in the 30's while most of us sitting in the 40's currently by the time we work our way into the ternoon, it's back to the 50's a similar feel to yesterd

we have notis that found the low yet because we have not gotten to the stage of really rapid infection in the u.s. and most of continental europe, and most of that is still ahead. market sentiment, it is going to be hard to shake off the real world stuff that is happening. i think this is the key at the moment. policymakers can provide liquidity, and the fed has been doing that, central banks have been doing that. this is a real shock and we need to see the signs that the real shock has turned around. context, yesterday was the fourth biggest percentage drop in the dow jones index since 1900. 1980 seven, you mentioned as being the worst one big drop. the out big of world war i and the start of the 1929 crash, that is the company we are in. we have our own sentiment indicator, and it is now almost 4.5 standard deviations away from normal. the most extreme daily reading in 7000 days of trading since 1991. so really extreme market panic. it is a rolling crash that we are seeing here. i think it is very good to see what macron did because what you need is central bank balance sheets to und

sure is noty i'm helping. >> that's right. >> lulu chen, thank you.et checks before we go because certainly, this has been a rough session in asian markets. the hang seng, we and things this way, we could be entering bear market territory in hong kong, down 920 points, the sensex opened moments ago, down close to 5%. the oil price has dropped, and that's not helping when it comes to india. the nikkei 225 coming back from lunch, still lower by more than 5%. we are watching the kospi, taiwan, singapore, same story given president trump's address today, sending more worries that you essentially have the u.s. restricting travel from europe, the u.k. has been spared and when it came to economic measures in terms of relieving businesses in the u.s., we didn't get quite what the market wanted. it was limited in terms of loans but not that much talk of payroll tax cut so that disappointed the market. lower by 5%, taipei and singapore seeing the same red arrow story. southeast asia markets, perhaps some saying this could be one of most hard-hit regions right n

or covid virus, but basically, we've suspended all travel, business travel to china until further noti notice. we are also asking if we have meetings with manager, that we get assurances that none of the folks that will be on-site will have travelled to china within the last 30 days, and that we are encouraging staff to conduct their due diligence via skype, zoom, or facetime for the time being until we have more information. and then, there was one other thing, but i forgot -- oh, a request to attend conferences where there's going to be a large group of folks that will be considered on a one-by-one basis to make sure that if it appears there would be a risk of exposure, we might ask people not to go to those conferences. but we have folks here in the department who are expecting children and have, you know, sensitive aging systems, so we're trying to be cautious, and these are in line with the guidelines of the city that have evolved as we've gotten more information. but we've been dealing with this for, like, two or three weeks, and i think it should be in your consideration also as

let's deal with the virus, then we can get back to growing the economy again, jim >> yes >> sort of notiing it's a uniqu situation and saying listen to the experts and agreeing with fauci that the virus' transmission will dictate the timing of which when we can resume economic growth >> i think we can find fault with people who thought this could pass, they kept schools open too long, had playgrounds open governor cuomo saying i wish the five on five basketball games close. you can put a lock on a playground, do a san francisco shutdown but you're absolutely right. i think that the issue of getting back to work is going to be defined more, the president wants people back to work, who doesn't want people to get back to work? i like dr. fauci, the interview he gave at regis, the fabulous school he went to, he talked about his biggest fear, and this is a year ago, his biggest fear would be some sort of pandemic where we would have respiratory issues, check that box, and says something that gives me tremendous hope. in the '80s, every patient he had died every one, and that's because he was try

or covid virus, but basically, we've suspended all travel, business travel to china until further noti notice. we are also asking if we have meetings with manager, that we get assurances that none of the folks that will be on-site will have travelled to china within the last 30 days, and that we are encouraging staff to conduct their due diligence via skype, zoom, or facetime for the time being until we have more information. and then, there was one other thing, but i forgot -- oh, a request to attend conferences where there's going to be a large group of folks that will be considered on a one-by-one basis to make sure that if it appears there would be a risk of exposure, we might ask people not to go to those conferences. but we have folks here in the department who are expecting children and have, you know, sensitive aging systems, so we're trying to be cautious, and these are in line with the guidelines of the city that have evolved as we've gotten more information. but we've been dealing with this for, like, two or three weeks, and i think it should be in your consideration also as

you noti a little bit more of those isolated spots of yellow, those are potential for thunderstorms on into your sunday or late morning, this is 9.15 right ere north bay south bay even spots on the peninsula could hear the rules of thunder so yet again not a moing to be doing too much outside i want to say that walker little later in the day on sunday for good with these tabletop and under storm potential on into the afternoon tomorrow. >>after that it does look like skies should clear out the later part of the day on pretty clear dry monday and really rest of the week after that. today's daytime highs 50's across the board overand 59 for the high day fremont 57 along the sa francisco build alley in half moon bay antioch and livermore especially cool only reaching 55 degrees now later on in the forecast or changin all no more rain over clouds and no word if these were talking 70's by tuesy 70's are going to stay around for much of next week amid someery sunny skies to start april on weesday. that's what your send it back your way in the city. >>all right, thanks a lot john 7.20 right n

hoyer will give 24 hours notice, at least 24 hours noti notice, to our members that the bill will ben the floor in that we can show them, actually, what the bill is. what is important is for us to recognize the good in the bill, appreciate it for what it does, don't judge it for what it doesn't, because we have more bills to come. >> so that 24 hours started at around 11:30 eastern, trace. we are told the house is going to vote on it at 9:00 a.m. or so on friday morning. noteworthy, one of the largest spending bills ever, put forth in the united states house of representatives. we understand it is very likely to pass played by what is called a voice vote, they said they dot want to force all 430 members of the house to get back on airplanes and fly here to d.c. for a vote. >> trace: we will see how the markets respond fearfully when feeleland vittert, thank you. there are now more than 30,000 confirmed cases in new york state. nearly 300 people have died. right now, 3800 people are hospitalized, 900 of them in intensive care. new york governor andrew cuomo cautioning, the money from

livermore and our forecast highs, 59 san francisco here the lower 60's though for oakland and san jose notiall of that as we get tomorrow, we'll see a kind of a spotty rain showers to start the day but then openg up the skies for the remainder of the week as we taed about, but it's really next week it's more unsettled again and that will get us into the middle portion of apl other, but lookat those longer rage forecast models for you coming up in just a bit marty that he was ok report to them, thanks a lot. well nurses across the country are speaking out about the lack of personal protective of prep the protective equipment thats available to them. >>now some of them o work at kaiser's say that orders from the hospital when it comes to usg theirmasks is unsafe for nurseand patients kron four's noelle bellow has the story. >>sfar i'm feeling ok. but i terribly terribly ncerned about the situation that's happening in our many nurses national nurses, united sounng the alarm saturd as a shortage of n 95 sks, keep those on the frontlines virtually unprotected and the issue that we're having thou

vehicle.p selling the , i did noty basis get the money i put out for it right away, -- host: what are driving at? we are running out of time with zach cohen. will the benefits that are thatable to employees don't have -- that are not employed be available to someone like myself? host: who is self-employed? caller: i was, yes. host: zach cohen, you know? guest: i think the goal is to cover everyone who needs money. not just the checks, but small business loans. this bill and previous bills have infused funds to the small business administration to provide loans, sometimes added no interest rate to small businesses that have less than 500 employees so they can get over the hump over the next few weeks. that is something i would recommend the caller look into both now and after the bill passes. host: what should we watch for this morning and throughout today? guest: the senate will reconvene at noon. there will be a number of speeches, that is what i will be watching for. there will be votes. the first two will not be as important as the third, which will be a replay of the vote last nig

evidence notis just with the headlines.alking heads, it is so disconnected from conversations i'm having in rooms like this in small towns, west, peopleeast, across the country who are frustrated because the voice -- your voice is not breaking through and it is not for lack of trying. it is because the truth and your voices and the ability and come togetherto as americans, setting differences aside and saying we have got to figure this out, we have got to bring about the change, we have got to solve the problems, for each other. telling when we face a situation where powerful elite in washington are not even trying to hide the fact that they are afraid of voices of the people. that out in the open now, you being spent, money lobbying efforts being made in preparation for the democratic convention saying hey, if voters in the country pick a candidate elite do notrful like, we have to back a plan that to not rule the voice of the people. not even a secret. it is blatantly being thrown in our faces. has been in our court. what

who know how to operate a till, they know how to deliver great levels of customer service, and is notihat happens in retail a lot of the time. you will see they are hiring into the thousands of people and they are doing it in a variety of ways, some using online tools, some, like the co—op for example, you go in with a cv and effectively they will hire you on the spot. serving up frozen ready meals is allowing this events company to keep on staff who would otherwise have been put on furlough. it's gone absolutely crazy in this time. we were going to start off as a small company and the three of us do it all together, now i have been able to move my staff from catering over to food so i can keep them busy and fulfil the orders that keep coming in. adapting and changing to this newjobs coming in. adapting and changing to this new jobs market coming in. adapting and changing to this newjobs market is the name of the game. katie prescott, bbc news. a man who'd been due to take part in the london marathon next month has run the 26.2 miles in his back garden. the event has been cancelled bec

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