now reached the east of the country near the shores of lake albus this is the 1st sighting of fever roche's insects in the country since the 1940 s. somalia uganda and kenya have been betting the nervous since mid january. spraying insecticides in a race against time after millions of locusts revathi strops and grazing land here in northern kenya the insects left behind what could be an even bigger disaster millions of locust eggs that are hedging into baby locusts known as hoppers these hoppers can fly yet when their wings grow new mega swarms i expect that killing the hoppers fast is crucial planting season here starts around april the un is worried that a new generation of locusts will emerge at the same time we want to control. the hope was. almost a 100 times the adults a lot left. so that's a big how big the challenge is because if we. turn to mildew on from for example. you certainly don't times 100. so how big of a problem will be. as agencies carry out large scale spraying kenya or somalia and ethiopia report they are short of planes and insecticides the u.n. has made an urgent ple

correspondent: the departure of their brexitarty me's must be near the top, nigel for roche pledgingo and participation in the eu from the inside. >> i will beatching like a hawk. farage gets up and they all start jeering. i hope he enjoyed that. correspondent: they might not miss him. we regret the british people, but we respected and now we open another chapter, theentory of old f and new beginnings. correspondent: but as we leave e union, there is extr tension in our own. he said he believe this gives more muscle to scottish independence, but it will be evolution, not revolution, when the hands reh 11:00 tonight. we will still follow eu rules until the d of the year. expect arguments about what is next. >> we need to ensure we do maintain good trade relationshi with europe n't tear up the agreements we have received and don't fall int the arms of. correspondent: real life when we wake up in the morning, but profound change will reveal itself day by day, even as the arguments that nearly tore this place apart begin to fade. the last four years have reshaped the contours of our coun

s you know basically you have 100000000 people quarantined in who by and that roche tass. seemingly and she the. stabilizing the epidemic although to what extent he's actually back that remains to be seen what do you make of china saying that this rate could be over by april or as soon as april i mean is it possible to even make that kind of prediction at this point. well i think it's too early to say wayne we're going to see the fashion poison go away the crises will be over but mainly public house next hers i think that we going to see the infection poisoned and that is that case is starting to trough up in late april. probably and sees other thing who pay for the entire china probably we're not going to see day. point to drive and next month so my hunch is that. very likely awaiting to see the virus die. may in may and instead of april so that's a month's difference and that brings us to the international response that we've seen so far has the international response or has it been proper in your opinion has it been enough. well i think if you look at international resp

these other longer rides, no roche, no delays reported. >>> and a 12-year-old bay area girl hit and killed away her home. now police are searching for the hit-and-run driver. the reason police are confident they'll soon track down the driver of that black truck. >> when you buy a car, you shop around for the best price but what if you need an x-ray or surgery. >> i want people to shop for health care and i want people to save money. >> it can work. even if you have insurance. >> it is possible that you could get a much better rate than what you're insurance is offering you. >> nbc bay area responds with a health care hack that could save you big money on your next medical bill. >> in my experience, it happens a lot. >> tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. we investigate. now, we know the trump strategy- try to win by attacking, distorting, dividing. mr. president: it. won't. work. newspapers report bloomberg is the democrat trump fears most. as president, universal healthcare that lets people keep their coverage if they like it. a record on job creation. a doable plan to combat climate c

rush is in the fight of his life but that's who roche is and like always come he's tackling it head-on. stoic, courageous, resolve, he's graced the airwaves for over three decades. take a look from today's announcement. >> i have been diagnosed with advanced lung cancer. i wish i didn't have to tell you this and i thought about not telling anybody. i thought about trying to do this without anybody knowing because i don't like making things about me. but there are going to be days that i'm not going to be able to be here. >> sean: rush is a fighter. tonight, all of us, we are paying he's getting the treatment he's getting and gets back to work as soon as possible doing what he does better than anyone else and that's fighting for this wonderful country of ours come our way of life, our core values. everything we all hold so dear. by the way, we expect them back on the air on thursday, he said. we will have more later. those values are not threatened by an increasingly radical extreme democratic socialist party. according to many of the latest polls, a devout 70-year-old socialist, we may

and the narrative which finance is based around which is increasingly become this kind of game show roche and. for a period time everybody wins. and then there's you know a number of economists marx keynes and pointed out is eventually all these means go on and the question. to those heavy lobbying by the financial sector on the government to ensure actually that this financial sector growth could continue and governments believe that it was in the interest of the economy because everyone told the monitors and told them that if you had all this liquidity in the system then you must be growing your real economy but actually what was happening within that system rather was that you freed up all this money which was then used to bet on the increases in the value of certain companies and certain shares and of money itself in the system and the people who were doing that betting were not only profiting from it but they were also the only people who were regulating the system so it created a huge unstable and incredibly. equal system in which the rich got very much richer really very fast. for

novartis, roche adding the most points, two of the biggest stocks on the stoxx 600.don't see any of the big earnings numbers, any of the big earnings companies her the move to the upside. on the move to the downside, we see nestle, right there at the top. you also see bp and royal dutch shell. they have gone ex dividend today, so that's why you see them down. airbus also off, 2.2%. barclays down 3.1%. so as far as the companies that have put out earnings today, we do see losses, especially in terms of the biggest names, like nestle, the biggest stock on the entire index. anna: so interesting to see how we see the markets opening up, digesting the coronavirus news and the earnings story, and they are linked. the chinese province at the center of the coronavirus reported a surge in cases to 50,000. authorities added a new group of patients diagnosed by a different method, increasing the number of confirmed cases worldwide by over 15,000. joining us, a strategist at state street. good morning. as if it wasn't difficult enough to judge the results of one black swan event

effect of the virus on corporate earnings is likely underestimated in current stock prices steven roche virus may weaken a global economy already in a precarious position >>> mgm resorts has hit by a data breach last year. it discovered unauthorized access to guest data, although it adds no financial or password data was compromised it did not say how many people were affected but earlier reports say the number was more than 10.6 million former guests. >>> in washington the an um economic report to congress outlines president trump's priorities and growth targets. ilan mui joins us. >> good morning. the white house is releasing the annual economic report to congress today and in it the trump administration takes credit for changing the trajectory of the recovery and that's how the white house reaches the forecast of 3% gdp growth over the next decade. it assumes all policy proposals are enacted another round of tax cuts, deregulation, an infrastructure plan, energ deals tax cuts and deregulation are expected a jump in labor to 2.6% combine that with the slowing but growing increase in p

joining me is chuck roche, a senior adviser to the sanders campaign.eports of russian interference. what's the campaign's responsibility to push back. >> what the senator said yesterday was great, he was forthright. mr. putin we don't want you here. when's president he'll make sure there's no russia interference, you're not welcome in these elections. >> we're sitting in nevada, this is important for your campaign, what's on the line today? >> we have invested a lot of and money talking to latinos who normally aren't talked to. normally black and brown people are window dressings in campaigns. in this campaign we've been part of the process to develop the overall operation. we've been here eight months, in the neighborhoods, investing in the community, hiring the community and today it has to bear fruit. >> does that mean registering voters, persuading voters. >> in the last caucus there was about 1800 latinos. so there's a big drop off, we went intentionally into those neighborhoods to talk to drop off latino voters but newly registered. in the last f