the one company wasn't seeing the humor rayna and won't buffalo are locked in a nasty battle and it's all about what's inside those bags of dog and cat food. some people try to tell you that your dog is a carnival and requires only a diet of meat they may tell you your dog is like a wolf but even a little stud is built on more than just meat blue buffalo claims its head food is free of chicken and poultry by products this suit alleges testing at an independent lab found significant percentages of poultry by product meal and blue buffaloes top selling life protection products appearing in a suit blue buffalo for fulton advertising eventually leading to a class action lawsuit purina launched a website called pet food honesty. the irony of the entire lawsuit however was period his own lack of transparency when it came to their own products they refused to answer questions on camera about the quality or source of their own ingredients. since you guys are suing we buffalo for like transparency and brilliance i just wanted to give you guys an opportunity to talk to this gentleman to consume

authorities the rest of the f one season remains in doubt we can tiny's goalkeeping respond and the behave rayna will take place behind closed doors just want to say sorry to our fans and the health and saif to your welfare of james and people of the community generally has to take presidents and a will and has and we look forward to hopefully being able to run this event at some later stage we just have to whiten say. well the cancellation came on friday morning just as the 1st practice session was about to take place in melbourne and ella spoke to f one journalist at still duncan who explained why it's so cold and eyes are so long to make the call it seems we're told that the race is off but at the same time though the local promoters he was telling breakfast t.v. that the race was still going ahead and we were in a fast food situation where hundreds of fans or thousands of fans potentially were queuing up outside the albert park gates to go in on the premise that the race was still going ahead so it was a bad sort of position for whom we want to be in their argument will be that these things

nonperforming loans going through the roof rayna -- right now. a number of banks across europe this morning announcing that they will give a grace period for paying mortgage rates. bank of england is only tapping in. as we talked about earlier, nonlisted companies will be hit first. energy very much in the forefront because they have the highest margin of cost to capital and most capital-intensive structure. matt: absolutely. we see the sme's already struggling to make ends meat. we see company -- meet. we see companies like chesapeake worth now less than $400 million. thanks for joining us. appreciate your time, especially on a morning like this. let's continue the conversation about what the u.s. can do. president trump was a no-show at the white house coronavirus briefing that he very much hyped the day before. cases in the country topped 1000. instead, vice president mike pence and trump's top economic advisor, larry kudlow, showed up at the event and said more details are coming soon. annmarie hordern is in new york to talk about what happen

coming up, rayna mcintyre talks to us about the hope that remains for australia to contain the coronavirusthis is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: i'm haidi stroud-watts in sydney. shery: you're watching "daybreak: australia." president xi jinping has visited the heart of the coronavirus ,whuan, china. how significant is the president's visit? signalends a powerful that beijing believes the worst of the outbreak is over. his visit has been highly anticipated is a sign that the party thinks the situation is under control. media, youfrom state see dedicate hospitals bill specifically to treat the virus. he's wearing a mask while speaking to medical staff outside the hospital. also images of him standing in a rather empty room videoconferencing. wuhan has been quarantined for more than a month. slowing down quite dramatically, and he said during his visit that the outbreak is going to hurt the province in the short-term but that it shouldn't affect the fundamentals of china's economy. in the common's party leading up to this has been struggling to control the narrative on the outbreak. a lot of domestic c