it looks like on one oh one from novo to the toll plaza it's a quick a 19 minute drive and the dumbarton bridge also looking good we're in the green here, you're looking at a 10 minute drive from 8.80 out to menlo park in the south bay also oking pretty good right now we're inthe green 2.80 you're looking at a 20 minute drive from a te is out to stanley aneuro and then checking in on the one o one out in e south bay also loong good here 26 mine drive from san jose out to menlo park, let's look at our other drive times here so you're looking at a 14 minute drive from 80 from crockett to the maze on 5.80 fromcastro valley out to them and that's a fast 13 mine drive in on the 8.80 from san leandro tothe maze 10 minutes. 5.80 fr castro valley out to oakld 13 nutes and then fremont to baront expressway on the 84, you're looking at a fast 10 minute drive so if yore heading to the airport we're not having any delays righ now looking really good at sfo. and here's a look at some of our other airports as well. >>weny's obser a 24 2nd moment of silence. >>and another somber night inside staples ce

they are not if you read some reports there were elements of this novo virus already out in november. a lot of stuff out there in the media about how the authorities in wuhan kept it covered up just like in 2003 the timing is almost exactly the same you go november, january to shut down cities, i mean think about the impact on economics. leman, it was a dramatic moment. even 9/11, you had flights stop a bit but you didn't shut down cities shanghai, 24 million another place 11 million huge amounts of people a lot of chinese companies, are going to have to cancel orders and stuff like that. >> the benefits of this happening in china, if we do see this, the chinese authorities can pretty easily ramp up stimulus efforts if we start to see the virus contained to compensate >> i completely disagree with that >> we've seen them be able to pull the trigor very quickly with already adjusted interest rates to try to cushion the blow we've seen the benefit of having a centralized government in a situation like this. >> the problem like this this has happened at a time -- this is very different f

two people in china have died from the new virus officially called the 2019 novo corona virus. 41 othersing, difficulty breathing. the director of the national institutes of allergy and infectious disease is with me. good to see you. what do we know about the virus, where did it come from, how easy is it to spot in someone? >> it is a corona virus, jumped species likely from animal source to the human. we have experienced generally corona viruses are cause of the common cold, but our experience the last several years with sars in 2002 and the virus in 2012 indicate that corona viruses can be serious infections, usually jumping species. this is likely what happened with the new corona virus which as you know is causing infections, fever, pulmonary infections with two deaths already. we're taking this very seriously. that's why you hear what the cdc is doing appropriately is now doing exit screening at airports, including jfk, lax, and san francisco. >> now, the screenings and notices, that's very different. some folks might recall when they travel international and make their way back to

as jeff pierce explained on questions of law, the commission does review de novo. >> commissioner lee >> thank you. the commission had an earlier discussion regarding the 150-word public comment in our own minutes. but i think that fox news notwithstanding, i would like to see civic engagement in all aspects of government, and which means that it would be great if we have dozens and dozens of people commenting at proceedings or commission proceedings. and i think logistically, of course, i echo my fellow commissioner's comments that the public comment is included in the body of the public record, whether you include it in the specific item or put it as an addendum or what have you, but it is part of the public record, which is really important in respect to respecting the public's point of view and the right to speech. so my -- i think since there's no legal statute to require that the public comment be specifically-placed within a certain body, and there's effort to show that any interest of parties can say, hey, how many people commented on this specific item, you can refer to page

basis because he doesn't read position papers and maybe not prepared, he's reacting to everything de novo, when it comes up. what his instinct reaction is. that is not a policy, that is a frightening mass car aid. >> joe scarborough has a great piece about it, if you turn it out it looks like spaghetti. >> you can't start to try to understand the trump administration's policy because they can't present one. just like you were saying. there is no strategy. there is no policy. it's ad hoc, whatever is transactional and feels good to donald trump at the moment. think about the selling of the iraq war. critics of the war would probably argument -- argue there was too much effort put into that but facts were sent to the american public, i'm not talking about the decision to go to the war, the decision to go to war and the series of speeches, president bush did that pretty much every year when he had to talk about the surge and explain the surge and the strategy. you have the stakeholders from all over government who know what the goal is supposed to be. and have a set of facts that are vetted

novo maxson, there up. corona virus, hurting their airline stocks.d in american in delta, all of them on the downside. because of canceled flights. same story, down while the booking holdings has down, trip advisor not much has changed there. less travel in less bookings. it. >> a great story on these outbreaks. what do they do to the markets. going back all of the way to 1981. the market went up in 2003 of 1. once i king out, same story with that ebola in the swine flu. the markets are at the beginning. but generally the histories of this as they do not take it, if anything, they go up. >> singapore has looking at a second case possibly of the corona virus. usually, you get the biggest impact since that oil demand in the demand lost because people aren't traveling. you can't travel if you're in those three quarantined chinese cities. stuart: with the dow now down now 160 points in the first few minutes of business has the virus has the cause. >> they are being cautious. no doubt. >> in the best week since august. it's just a little bit of shaking. t

novo nordisk, astrazeneca, novartis, they are all adding points to the index or limiting the index fromts. it is down and the biggest weights include n.l.. glaxosmithkline is a fall or as well as louis vuitton. european markets are opening lower out of the gate this morning. some key central bank decisions are awaiting investors this week in europe. newly appointed ecb president, christine lagarde will begin a month-long review of policy strategy where officials will mull for months on whether to change the strategic targets. kumra. us now is pooja what you expect from christine lagarde and the ecb? kumra: this meeting should not come with many deliverables. we should get an updated forecast. the risk for growth has subsided. happier withto be the outlook for the euro area. last time this took place in 2003. it took around six months. during this time, they will go to each and every area for the ecb. price stability is the mandate. do they want to stick to this mandate? do they want to stick to the 2% target for inflation? how will they do find medium-term? how will they look at the pol

as jeff pierce explained on questions of law, the commission does review de novo. >> commissioner lee >> thank you. the commission had an earlier discussion regarding the 150-word public comment in our own minutes. but i think that fox news notwithstanding, i would like to see civic engagement in all aspects of government, and which means that it would be great if we have dozens and dozens of people commenting at proceedings or commission proceedings. and i think logistically, of course, i echo my fellow commissioner's comments that the public comment is included in the body of the public record, whether you include it in the specific item or put it as an addendum or what have you, but it is part of the public record, which is really important in respect to respecting the public's point of view and the right to speech. so my -- i think since there's no legal statute to require that the public comment be specifically-placed within a certain body, and there's effort to show that any interest of parties can say, hey, how many people commented on this specific item, you can refer to page

de novo the relationship between code breaking in arlington park and bletchley park? ms.ndy: there were female code breakers at bletchley park and they have been more honored than women in the u.s., in part because there is a bletchley park that you can visit, and it is very hallowed ground. so the women themselves didn't eally have a relationship with each other, for the most part, although some of the women in the u.s. remember speaking to british counterpart. one woman told her son she had a counterpart she would speak to. we would have to break the key of the enigma every couple of days. the key would change that controlled the arrangement of the rotors and other parts on the german machine, so we would work together, british and americans, every couple of days, to figure out the key setting. one of the women code breakers remembered she had a male counterpart that she spoke to over a secure phone line every couple of days. and all she said that her code name for him was pretty weather, and his codename was virgin sturgeon, but she never met him. that was a woman comm

out, we areto point getting a new headline on the novo virus.na is reporting it looks like eight more deaths due to the virus. it has led to a global route in stocks. futures downwe see here and futures trading in the u.s. as well. china is reporting eight more deaths on the coronavirus. germany needs to speed up the process of spending government funds, according to the german defense mr. at cdu leader. -- minister and cdu leader. if we look at our current we seeand investment, there is no problem as far as money is concerned. there is a problem when it comes to procedures. not enough is being invested. interview, sheme was also asked about german presidents in iraq. >> the country is very much affected by the confrontation between the united states and iran. toause of that, they need work on the basic conflict if we were to stay with troops in iraq. it depends upon the iraqi government. that was the german defense minister and cdu leader speaking to us at dapo's -- dapo's -- davos. to hear more as we speak thekaka -- akk about possibility of g

when dissing gear, novo nordisk, but the sector moves dominate.ravel and leisure and luxury. we ask ourselves whether the virus itself the market is pricing in, or the response we've seen from the chinese to try to contain it, both of those at the forefront of investors thinking. matt: absolutely, investors watching out to see how long this vacation period is extended. the question is, what effect will it have on containing the virus? what effect will it have on companies that manufacture things in china, like apple? we'll watch the market reactions next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: the death toll rises. china extends the new year holiday as the coronavirus claims 80 lives. concerns grow as containment fails to slow the spread. commodities hit. oil tumbles. but saudi arabia says the crisis will have a limited impact. iron ore also slumps. setbacks for salvini, the leader of italy's right wing league party is defeated, providing a boost to giuseppe conte's party. we're live. matt: we are looking at european futures that followed asian indexes down p

business is the request on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal which the chair put de novo. the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. and the journal stands approved. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. engel: madam speaker, to house resolution 781, i call up house concurrent ask for its and immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the title of resolution.ent the clerk: house concurrent resolution 83, concurrent resolution directing the to section rsuant 5-c of the war powers resolution to terminate the use of united armed forces to engage in iran.ities in or against the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution in the amendment printed house report 116-371 is adopted resolution, rrent as amended, is considered as read. the concurrent resolution, as amended, shall be debatable for two hours equally divided and chair and by

business is the question on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal which the chair will put de novo. the question is on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from wyoming seek recognition? ms. cheney: mr. speaker, by direction of the house republican conference .conference, i send to the desk a privileged resolution and ask for its immediate consideration. the speaker pro tempore: the clerk will report the resolution. the clerk: house resolution 801, resolved, that the following named members be and are hereby elected to the following standing committees of the house of representatives. committee on education and labor, mr. van drew. committee on financial service, mr. taylor. committee on homeland security, mr. van drew. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the resolution is agreed to. and the motion to reconsider is laid upon the table. the chair lays before the house he following enrolled bills. t

business is the question on agreeing to the speaker's approval of the journal which the chair will put de novo. the question son agreeing to the speaker's approval. journal. so many as are in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? mr. nadler: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives, madam. pursuant to the permission granted in clause -h of rules 2 of the u.s. house of representatives, the clerk received the following message from the secretary of the senate on january 15, 2020, at 11: 18 a.m. that the senate passed senate 2547. with best wishes, i am, signed incerely, cheryl l. johnson. the speaker pro tempore: the chair lays before the house a communication. the clerk: the yorble the speaker, house of representatives, madam. i write to

the senate sits as trier of both fact and law, reviewing both factual and legal issues de n o novo, and the trial house managers are held to a standard of proving proof beyond a reasonable doubt of every element of what would be a recognizable, and impeachable offense. here they have failed in their burden of proof and also on the law. they have not stated in the articles of impeachment anything that on its face amounts to an impeachable to fence. and on the facts, i think we have demonstrated very clearly that they have not presented facts that would amount to an impeachable offense. even under their own theories. they presented only part of the facts, and left out the key facts. and mr. purpura went through effectively showing there are some facts that don't change. the transcript of the july 25th call shows the president doing nothing wrong. president zelensky said he never felt any pressure. his other advisers have said the ukrainians never felt any pressure. they didn't think there was any quid pro quo. they didn't know the military assistance had been held up until the political a