spending it's already infected financial markets with cautionary selloffs on choose day followed by parkin buying on wednesday. for the travel industry the timing couldn't be any worse the new lunar year kicks off on friday in china that means must transit in the usual here some 3000000000 trips are made during the holiday period this year some are counseling their plan. this year i go back. because. my family are worried. if i go bad for us so i. but the travel season will also be a test of officials ability to contain the outbreak should it turn into an epidemic experts say the impact on the global economy could be staggering for more let's bring in our financial correspondent. now this is obviously a developing situation so it is hard to estimate its impact and potential cost there have been some attempts. correct so far by can only a star is to trying to calculate what would happen on their own awful scenario there is no a specific way of measuring d.s.a. so most know models had to get the stars as a comparison. to economies where china hong kong taiwan and canada and singapore their e

here'sjuliette parkin. tea m team worked on the pitch and off it. it women's game is now faster...physical... and more professional than ever before. there isa professional than ever before. there is a whole team behind the team making success happen. they are professional athletes, full—time, we have the capacity to do itand full—time, we have the capacity to do it and make sure that you eat right, sleep right, regenerate, do all the right things, it helps you in games like this. over 2a hours of meticulous preparation. just got off the couch and that is what we do, recovery, after this we get in the pool and stretch. meeting then food and the game tomorrow. dinner. breakfast. everything carefully selected for its nutritional value. we have some consult a nutritionist and worked alongside them to provide the best menus we can do the tales and make sure the players are ready. —— menus to the hotels. there are also sacrifices come periods away from home means family time is often snatched at a game. travelling fans for the women's games are sadly still few and far between but they a

. >>> a short time ago the parkin. an odor was coming from the vehicle so a hazardousers the team was called in. several notes were posted on the windows with the words, danger on them. we saw multiple first responders removing the body without any sort of protective gear on. >>> developing news, a 68-year-old woman who had been missing for six days in the snowy northern sierra has been found alive. just before noon today, a search team found paula beth james inside her vehicle in the butte meadows area. her car was found snow. waiting ambse d h a information but the very good news, she is still.no preparatnso move dozens of people out of a homeless camp. about 60 people will be moved to the juvenile justice campus near oak mont within the next two weeks or so. the location is causing anger and concern. >> reporter: in two weeks, this will be filled with new neighbors. >> i don't like it at all. the homeless pay no attaches and they want a choice where they live? >> reporter: she is angry that the juvenile campus about

juliette parkin has the story.rs with the blues and was central to their success lifting both fa cup and women's super league titles for chelsea. now retired from professional football, former england player claire rafferty is lewes football club's newest board member. for me it was an absolute no—brainer to accept the invitation. i've been admiring from afar, i love the stance on quality and pay parity. introduced for the first time at lewes this week, the sport star and business woman to the club's on the club's under—16s about her path to success so far. having played football at the highest level, i've had the exposure and equally i did an economic degree, worked for deutsche bank for years, made investment bank and now i'm full time at chelsea working with the commercial team. i still have the football input but now i'm learning about how the business is run as well. the board of directors as lewes fc is 33% female, the premier league says 50% of club boards have women on them, but the total number of female b

doctor barbara parkins the superintendent of the united school district in arma indiana county tells kdka the district was made aware of the video she believes 2 of the district's students were involved in the situation. she said in an email to us. the united administration gave the names of those students to police. >>state police say other than the coughing. the child did not display any other visible effects after taking in that vape device it contained 3% nicotine. and no thc investigators say the boy's parents have been notified along with children and youth services. >>still to come tonight a mom in colorado is doing everything she can to solve her son's murder, why she's now using billboards to try to get answers and the supreme court decides not to weigh in on a widely publicized case about a boyfriend suicide while. >>why i'm michelle carter says her involuntary manslaughter conviction was. based solely on a violation of her first amendment rights. plus a shakeup in office the demographics. why a new study says for the first time there are more women than men in the workforc

it's a weird feeling. >> you said you're on a lot of medications. >> parkin medications., really low dose and i'm taking nerve pills. >> the thing is, as ozzy said before, it's very hard for doctors to go, well, this is your injury from your fall and this is what comes with parkin 2. and we've kind of reached a point here in this country where we can't go any further because we've got all the answers we can get here. so in april we're going to a professor in switzerland and he deals with getting your immune system at its peak. so we are going to go wherever we can go to seek answers. >> lucky enough to be able to afford to do that. i was thinking of starting a foundation. to hide something inside for awhile, it's hard. you never feel proper. you feel guilty, you know. >> reporter: he has carried that guilt even as rumors swirled. ozzy osbourne was on his deathbed. you know what you're proving? >> what? >> that you're not on your deathbed. >> far from it. >> it's not easy to be so transparent. you've always been an open book. but something like this so personal. >> i'm not

was equally passionate and knowledgeable about the friends at those the days at kezar stadium, levi parkin mark jacobs is a rare person. a san francisco native who was taken to his first game by nine- year-old by his dad in 1952. one player cut jacobs i. >> i didn't know a forward pass from a lateral. he gave it his binoculars and said i want to watch this running back. his name was michael haney. i saw him do a sweep his first carry. here and 40 yards for a touchdown. his straight arm and hip movement, his high-stepping, his shifting. said it was amazing. tacklers were missing him left and right and i was hooked from that day on. >> the 49ers became the motivation for the direction jacobs would immediately take with his life. >> i got a job at kezar in became a vendor for 15 years. >> jacobs also had an uncle who work to keys are. he would look the other the ga minutes. >> i got to talk to players. i picked up jerseys, blood he tells, water bottles. whiskey flasks. mouthpiece. medical things behind. i started collecting. >> the 49ers nfc west championship in the first of their first three

since the beginning of this year mandela and declare parkins as much as one of the 2 characters representing a cruising campus engaged in unwilling to move to solutions of political and personal doom that was poised to put an end to one of the most racist when the products. 7 kilometers west of cape town nelson mandela was a prisoner for 18 years raised in a village in eastern south africa he founded the 1st black law from in the country appalled by the treatment of blacks and people of color he created the armed wing of the african national congress to fight against the apartheid regime that i many people feel that it is useless and for the future for us to continue talking peace and nonviolence against the government was a block is only a savage attacks. under defenseless people. in 1962 mandela was arrested 2 years later he and his fellow accused were sentenced to life imprisonment for sabotage and conspiracy he was 46 years old. during his incarceration and social unrest spread and intensified among the black people who represented almost 3 quarters of the population in the state who res

your challenge was incorrect. 47 seconds to speak about nicholas parkin —— discus person starting now he compares it sometimes with a lovely polka—dot tie. there is nothing so erotic as the site of nicholas parsons. laughter intervention! intervention! laughter applause i have done it again, paul. there are limits, aren't there?” i have done it again, paul. there are limits, aren't there? i have to admit, ido are limits, aren't there? i have to admit, i do not think i am erotic. i am neurotic, yes. you have a correct challenge and you have 31 seconds to tell us something about nicholas parsons starting now. his career began back in the 1940s on radio in a show called much bind in the marsh andl a show called much bind in the marsh and i heard one of those episodes on radio for extra on sunday. repetition of radio. from bbc for some marcus a correct challenge and you got in on the subject for nicholas parsons. 22 seconds available starting now. i am at something out of a disadvantage on the subject because i never heard of this nicholas parsons character. he sensed a rifle, fascinating

about 8% of parkinson's cases are genetic and ozzy osbourne and sharon talked about parkins two.about that sense of we're going to ta ke about that sense of we're going to take control of this, we are going to be well—informed and going to get involved and be part of a support group and that is what parkinson's uk is all about, really, bringing people together so they can have that support and face a future positively. they were talking about good days and bad days. positively. they were talking about good days and bad dayslj positively. they were talking about good days and bad days. i do a lock and then the next day and then may be for two days i am just useless. i can't get on. i'm just sat there in front of the telly. sometimes i can't get up in the morning. having to try to get myself out of bed because i'm so stiff. the joints get stiff, the muscles don't work and the nerves. the nurse just say no, you are not doing it. you've done too much and i don't like that, it is really frustrating to me. i've always been doing things, i've always been doing things, i've always done t