s of ryan air, slashing short haul flights for a three-week period. extends its rebound from last week's slump amid expectations of deeper production cuts. also his government says it is opec's decision whether to go ahead with a meeting. it is still on. [captioning made possible by espn, inc.] >> u.s. equities jumped more than 4% for the first time since december 2018 in yesterday's sessions. they gave up gains on concern we not get a desired coordinated response from the g-7 call we are getting. the yield slides to a 112 handle. we get all the market action from around the world. >> we do indeed. saying aff and emphasis we may need 100 basis points of a cut. will they deliver? sally is in singapore. and marie is in the heart of the action in new york. the r.b.a. kicked off what we believe is going to be a coordinated central bank action of cutting rates. how has that been received? >> well, we did see a spike in the aussie. but this was extraordinary given when you saw the close of the market on friday in sydney, there was only a 15% chance we saw a

ellis thank you let's take a look at some other stories around the world the irish no frills land ryan air has announced it's reducing its flights by 80 percent until march 24th that's next tuesday and that from then on it says most if not all ryanair group flights will be grounded only very few flights most people in the u.k. and ireland will ensure essential connections. millions of poor indians may get compensation for income lost to the coronavirus pradesh state home to the tadg mahal is the 1st to begin calculating who qualifies as a state which is one of the poorest in india will make online payments to poor and daily wage laborers if they lose work because of the pandemic. b.m.w. is shutting down all car production in europe and south africa until at least the end of april the german carmaker says it needs to protect the health of its employees the company already had at least 3 identified cases of coronavirus at its research and development center in munich earlier this week daimler and volkswagen also announced plans shutdowns. in sports the international olympic committee just li

the cheltenham gold cup two years running, jackie pulled town and had a good win today, men in the ryan airning combination it again tomorrow with al boone. just a quick word on the crowd here today. obviously, a lot of concern over coronavirus, in fa ct, of concern over coronavirus, in fact, the crowd today, 65,000, that's just a couple of thousand down on the crowd last year on day three, so it seems that the vast majority of fans haven't been deterred. and he sweats, many thanks indeed. —— andy swiss. katie ormerod has got coronavirus to thank for her first global snowboard title, sort of, she was well clear at the top of the slopestyle standings when the final world cup event in the czech republic was called off, so she was given the title, but she has had a fantastic season. i spoke to her earlier i'm so happy, like, it'sjust meant to be. my comeback season without any pressure, just having fun, yeah, i ended up having the best season of my career. so it's been amazing. i'm so happy. is a site anticlimax that you didn't go out on a high, because obviously, you were crowned champion wit

. >> "live with kelly and ryan" airs weekdays at 9:00 a.m. those two are the dynamic duo. >>> let's get a check on our weather and a possibility of rain. >> sandy pate. >>> this is the third day of records in the bay area. oakland airport, 77, new records, 79 in gilroy. it is still winter but sure fog is rolling in. the southerly surge up along the san mateo coast and advancing as we see. let's take a look at what it's going to do to our temperatures. down 10 degrees from 79 to 69. it's going to be a 13-degree in. live look from our emory vill camera right now. the breeze is up a fm ocn,hich is what's giving us this glor yious view of the fog. cooler weather the next few days and drizzle or light showers are in the forecast for saturday. so, the fog is going to push out between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. visibility is already down to five miles in the half moon bay. similar to what we expect to see in terms of the summertime pattern. a light jacket would be a good idea and for the afternoon hang on to the extra layer, for the coast at least. mid-60s

british airways, easyjet and ryan air cancel all theirflights between the uk and italy until early aprilrisjohnson is facing his first commons rebellion since his general election victory — over huawei's role in the uk's sg mobile internet network. an old bailey murderjury is told police officer andrew harper was dragged for more than a mile by a car along a country lane — after responding to a report of the theft of a quad bike. coming up on afternoon live all the sport — austin halewood. the coronavirus continues to affect sporting events across the world but there's good news for sports fans here in the uk with jump racing's premier event, the cheltenham festival, now underway as planned. thanks, austin. and nick miller has the weather.... putting a positive spin on the winter weather, we will reveal the weather watcher pick of the season. see later. 50 years after protests against the 1970 miss world competition — we'll be looking at the new film which chronicles the campaign for sexual equality , it went on to attract a global audience. hello, everyone, this is afternoon live. in th

. >> "live with kelly and ryan" airs weekdays at 9:00 a.m. the dynamic duo. >>> let's get a check on our weather and a possibility of rain. >> sandy pate. >>> this is the third day of records in the bay area. oakland airport, 77, new records, 79 in gilroy. it is still winter but sure didn't feel like. right now in the 50s for pretty much all of you. already seeing the changes underway. fog is rolling in. the southerly surge up along the san mateo coast and advancing as we see. let's take a look at what it's going to do to our temperatures. down 10 degrees from 79 to 69. it's going to be a 13-degree drop coming in at 61 degrees. live look from our emory vill camera right now. the breeze is up and from the ocean, which is what's giving us this glor yious view of the fog. cooler weather the next few days and drizzle or light showers are in the forecast for saturday. so, the fog is going to push out between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. visibility is already down to five miles in the half moon bay. similar to what we expect to see in terms of the summertime

here's some of the other coronavirus stories that are making headlines around the business world ryan air has told customers it is not expecting to operate flights in the next 2 months but the irish budget carrier says it's prepared to pick up stranded passengers as well as carry medical supplies the passenger aviation sector has faced massive disruption from coke at 19 amid air travel restrictions and a collapse in demand the carmaker ford is joining forces with general electric's health care unit and 3 am to manufacture ventilators and respirators ford says it is expecting the possibility of producing the devices at one of its michigan factories the rapid outbreak of the corona virus has caused a shortage of respiratory equipment all over the world. i bring it off you're watching the news i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day we'll have complete coverage of the pandemic from asia to europe to north america hope to see you this. combating the pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. our daily update. from the 19th special n

dying more and volkswagen also announced that they are shutting down plants the no frills airline ryan air has announced it's reducing its flight schedule by 80 percent until march 24th which is next wednesday and that from then on it says most if not all wrong air group flights will be grounded only very few flights mostly between the u.k. and ireland will insure essential connections millions of poor indians may get compensation for income lost to the nobodies. stayed home to the famous taj mall is the 1st to begin calculating to qualify the state one of the poorest in india will make online payments to poor and daily wage laborers if they lose work because of the pandemic. former us vice president joe biden has topped the poll in the 3 latest democratic presidential primaries in the united states the voting went ahead in arizona florida and illinois despite fears over the spreading virus ohio postponed its scheduled primary due to the pandemic. flu. in sports the international olympic committee like the japanese government has refused to postpone the upcoming summer games in tokyo amid

numbers that are really going to tell the stories like for example take europe's largest carrier ryan air they have actually had to 90 percent of their full requirements for the year at $77.00 a barrel and then you have airlines like blue stands out about $3.00 but the good news is is that the u.s. airlines don't actually hedge and neither do chinese and indian airlines so there are going to be able to benefit about on the lower oil prices average or thank you so much for joining us is a moment. and while many of us are scrambling to get our hands on basic goods like hand sanitizer clorox wipes toilet paper and other essentials the wealthiest one percent are taking a different approach if you didn't already know about this well there is a booming $4.00 trillion dollar wellness market this includes an emergency go bag with a james bond like gadgets with a price tag of nearly $5000.00 this bag includes items you made in an emergency and then some you may not like night vision goggles at a luxury price tag those who still have the choice 'd of purchasing other goods could afford a necklace t

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to 85 percent of its aircraft in asking star to take up to 8 weeks unpaid leave budget carriers ryan air and easy jet also announced plans to ground the most of their fleets france president among your math problems describing new lockdown measures across the country as unprecedented in peace time for 2 weeks residents can only leave their homes to buy groceries travel to work or to seek medical care cross says anyone flouting the rules we punished the army is being drafted to help move sick people to hospitals. on game we are at war healthwise not against another country or another nation the enemy is there and it's advancing and that requires general mobilization we are at war all the action of the government must now be focused on the fight against the epidemic by night or by day nothing must distract us. russia's foreign ministry says fighters in syria's last rebel held province are breaching the ceasefire comes after russia and turkey forced to cut short joint patrols when rebels blocked a main road the ceasefire deal was signed earlier this month by those 2 countries the agreement

cost carriers like ryan air have pretty good here.e sheets they could be well positioned to survive. the big three doing low cost balance. see an orion air to deliver airplane seats. good to catch up with you. thank you so much george ferguson with bloomberg intelligence. the difference between wti shrinks. to very significant change in the oil market and winds up changing the oil flow around the world. we'll break that down as call oil below continue to percolate. this is bloomberg. >> you're watching "bloomberg markets." former femah administrator about the coronavirus crises. this is bloomberg. headlines getting from the fed. alix: the fed will establish the facility.per funding it will be established the byhority backstopped treasury. provide $10 billion of credit protection. essencea market in waiting for to jump in and help support the plumbing. guy: absolutely. market functioning again, allow companies to be in short-term basis and short-term debt. got gummedhing that up in result of what has happened. some of the money market funds in.willing to step look like the fed will ste

percent of its aircraft it's also asking stuff to take up to 8 weeks unpaid leave budget carriers ryan air and easy jet also announce plans to ground most of their fleets and in a rare joint statement airline alliances one world sky team and star alliance cold for government aides let's get an update on the markets and bring in gabriel is on there he's joining us from new york so tell us how the markets started their day and how they are right now gabriel. well it started with a big punch to the face for the new york city stock exchange quite frankly what we saw was right when the markets opened at 9 30 am eastern time here it immediately triggered the circuit breaker that stopped trading for 15 minutes because the s. and p. $500.00 dropped to above 7 percent drop to 9 percent once it hits a negative 7 percent drop immediately they stop trading here so that was quite an abrupt morning to start this off this is the 3rd time. in the past week that the circuit breaker has been initiated that stops trading on the floor of the new york stock exchange really unprecedented and it just shows how t

we're seeing the airlines come under pressure air france down 5% ryan air down 3.6% ez jet saying they're grounding their entire fleet of aircraft as they deal with the impact of the virus and try to mitigate costs as they work with the government on liquidity measures to shore up their balance sheet. let's take a look at banks next. banks are also under particular pressure here in europe. some major moves you can see to the downside bank of ireland down 11% we've got societal general down 6.7. a number of european banks come out s ing and not give it out in dividend payments. uni credit and shares are down 7% oil next, let's take a look at how the majors are performing. we have some pressure for bp and shell both down around 2%. this comes in lock step with a decline in the oil price we've seen wti and brent come off pretty sharply as investors weigh out what this downturn in demand means for it the supply/demand balance in the energy markets they're coming out with some pretty disappointing outlooks there. >> thanks for that. >>> the people's bank of china lowered the seven-day reverse

to 85 percent of its aircraft and asking stop to take up to 8 weeks unpaid leave budget carriers ryan air and easy jet also announced plans to ground most of that. the french president emanuel is describing new lockdown measures across the country as unprecedented for 2 weeks residents can only leave their homes to buy groceries travel to work or to seek medical care michael says anyone flouting the rules will be punished. on game. we are at war healthwise not against another country or another nation the enemy is there and it's advancing and that requires our general mobilization we are at war. all the action of the government must now be focused on the fight against the epidemic by night or by day nothing must distract us meanwhile in mainland china there's been only one case of locally transmitted infection on monday it was attempted in the capital of central who bay province where the flu like disease appeared in humans late last year of 21 new confirmed cases in china 20 involve travelers arriving from aboard. russia's foreign ministry says fighters in syria's last rebel held provinc

come we do not see this getting better day -- day by day it continues to get worse take a look at ryan air. they are talking about grounding the majority of their fleet within the next week that's because you've got a number of country ies over ther whether it's poland or ukraine they say we're not taking flights outside country's border virgin atlantic which is 49% owned by delta, they may be giving unpaid leave up to eight weeks for many of its staff members. we're in the midst of trying to see the airline come up with two things one, way for their government to help them out through the crisis and two, whether or not they have to look at cost cuts or furloughs. >> offered eight weeks of unpaid leave. that doesn't sound much of an offer to be honest with you. >> no. what's your alternative? okay we don't need you anymore. we're going to furlough you or lay you off. it's a tough choice if you're an employee >> it is an eight-week furlough. what other measures are you seeing airlines take to combat what's been going on with the virus? >> i think one of the more interesting thing s the airl

. >> "live with kelly & ryan" airs on abc7 weekdays at 9:00. >> i notice david muir does the double kissmebody needs to tell him this is what we do. >>> coming up, a warning about who you hire do your taxes. >>> and new food options at chase center. two businesses opening up in a few months. >>> here's a live look outside. we'll be right back. >>> how much allowance does your child receive? i'm michael finney. there's a new survey out that finds the average american child receives $30 per week in allowance. not bad. so where does that money go? about half of it goes to outings with friends. then digital downloads, devices and then toys. experts say it doesn't matter what the money is spent on but the trip it takes to get there. ie, are they saving money each week to buy a bigger purchase later? that's a lesson you want your child to take away. the money doesn't grow on trees, you have >>> we know this is going to come to an end now that i broke out the storm impact scale for saturday. 37 today. 38 tomorrow, which is friday. and that will be it. this will go down as our fourth longest mid

up to £1000 i thought i would stick with ryan airand up to £1000 i thought i would stick with ryan airyou know, she's getting upset. ijust want you home, mum! you should have come home before! phyllida is 86. her family have been begging her to come home,. i've got 20 grandchildren, 16 great, six great—great. i'm five generations. and they're all, oh, why don't you come home, you know? why don't you come home? and there is one thing she's looking forward to. hopefully, now, i;ll come home to a lovely roast dinner. a big slice of beef, with all the lovely cabbage from the garden. so, today, flights to the uk were still running. but next week, there may be even fewer, leaving tough choices for those still here. we have enough food for maybe another four or five days. because of her dogs, the only way alison thomson can get home is by ferry. she worries about being on a ship with up to 2,000 other people. would that be safe? and she'd have to cross spain to get to it. so, i have been quite anxious this week. we haven't left the house since last friday. and getting back to the uk poses rea

it was downgraded to neutral finally, ryan air. taste of what we're seeing especially over in europe ceo mike o'leary a lot of this in europe with the airlines, countries are saying no flights from outside, whether it's poland, the ukraine, et cetera they're saying we don't want any flights coming in. that's why the european airlines are reacting grounding their fleets here in the u.s. the focus is what does d.c. do to, a, help the airlines, b, are there further travel restrictions. >> virgin airlines, the eight weeks of leave they're asking staff to take, is that paid or unpaid >> little unclear. unpaid is what i'm being told. unpaid this is what you mentioned about american pilots. you'll see this increasingly happen with the unions and all of the carriers working on new agreements in terms of what happens with pay cuts, furloughs, et cetera because they all have to do this the airlines are now in a cash conservation mode and they have to work out something with their unions at least in the near term. >> all right phil, thank you

we have some ryan air, the discount air carrier in europe i mean the last few days, it's been one ofhe stocks that's bucked the trend same with trip, the online travel agency in china we think it's a really good business travel will be a a long-term growth story in china. we saw the interruption in 2003 for travel in china with sars. there was an interruption. there will be, but and we'll have the same thing in the short-term here, but the chinese like to travel and as income goes up, they like to travel and a company like trip has very, very low fixed assets so there's not a lot of operational gearing. it's an online travel agency oddly enough, it's fallen, but not as much as we would have liked. we'd like to kopt to acontinue t add the to our position. but other things have fallen significantly more than trip so this is one area which you would expect to be weak and have glaring value, which just not what we like to see from a value perspective. >> david, just finally, what would you like to see, what would make you most bullish from central banks? we'll hear from a couple of them

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from ryanair, of course based in dublin, ryanair, of course based in dublin, ryan air saying it willncial impact we have been reporting on as well with stock markets plunging as a result of concerns. that is our main story. more at four o‘clock but now let‘s catch up with the weather. more rain to come in areas that don‘t want any more at the moment, even though some of us started the day with sunshine, but we‘re all going to get into the wet weather and it is not too far away from those areas that started with the sunshine. this area of low pressure is feeding in these weather fronts, the wind is picking up as well but some areas will see a lot of rain in the next 12—18 hours. the rain is pushing east across all parts. it will eventually get to those used in most areas but for much of the day, it has still been dry. technically mild, temperatures into double figures for some but tempered by the cloud, the rain moving in, and a strengthening wind and on the irish sea coast. a spell of rain. for some it uses overnight. another spell of rain towards northern ireland doesn‘t let up and

ashley: british airways and ryan air. stuart: most major cities in western europe. ashley: and jfk. stuart: good lord. lauren: looks like there will be an emergency conference call among the group of seven nations to discuss what to do, how to prepare for the event of a worldwide economic slowdown and also ways to stabilize the markets. now, when you have, we are up 700 points, when you have the central bank here in the u.s., japan and europe essentially saying we're there should we need to do something to stimulate, if you had the market going down on a day when that is communicated in some fashion, it would be bad. ashley: there's a reason for the canceling, also from british airways, is lack of demand. they are not going to be flying half-empty planes. stuart: that's an interesting part of the story here. ashley: they will lose money. stuart: that means people are voluntarily not traveling. it's not that british airways is saying you can't go. ashley: no, no, no, no. this is about -- stuart: they don't want to go there. ashley: interesting development. stuart: just as this is hap

some of the services that are volunteers can provide are in addressing immediate needs including air and ryan's for groceries picking up prescriptions other critical areas and dog walking other kept walking. >>and you can learn more about san francisco community support by watching the entire interview on our kron on app that's tonight at 11. you could download kron-on for free because we're offering a 2 because there's so much critical information to pass on during this pandemic. >>it came down today this is viewer video showing buckets of rain and hail that fell this afternoon in parts of the north bay. if you are sent this video and to reser rodriguez our meteorologist out of santa rosa. >>some places got hit hard with rain today. yeah, they really didn't he came down really hard and fast to seen specifically in santa rosa were ed was kind enough to take that your video so thank you so much for sharing of me and our viewers at home santa rosa saw slightly less than a 3rd of an inch of rain as did sonny bill but everyone else about a quarter of an inch of rain or yes are tracking some pretty

a nation of racing fans holding its breath. >> newman got turned, went up in the air. >> another car slamming into ryan air at 190 miles an hour wrecking his number 6 car at the finish of daytona 500. miraculously ryan escaped with a head injury but otherwise unharmed he showed this emotional photo and video just two days after the wreck of him walking out of the medical center holding hands with his young daughters since leaving the hospital, he's been fishing, or as he calls it, a little therapy. >> hey, guys, i just want to thank you for all of your support and encouragement over the last couple of weeks it has been quite a challenge. >> he was back in racing team garage as well as visiting a racetrack over the weekend as a spectator. >> feel fine. >> it is a remarkable recovery for newman, who as a young driver spoke to us about newly implemented safety precautions for drivers. >> i really feel about 50 to 70% safer than i was last year. >> an unbelievable three weeks for newman but now he's back on track. >> ryan, we're so happy that you're here. we're so happy you're sitting at that table after w

army had a hard time processing them and kept them out and camps, open air camps, along the ryan. under horrible conditions, under the elements, but there was just too many p.o.w.'s to do more with them at the time. the battle of the pocket, as a sometimes call it, because it is an encirclement. they had a cauldron battle battle of encirclement. the battle of the rubber pocket was nothing left then the u.s. military victory of all-time. the german commander army grubby, seeing the writing on the wall about the future of the german roy effort took his own life in the aftermath of the debacle, he shot himself and it seems to be a fitting ending to the battle of the river since german military power in the west had now definitely been broken. i might say, you are hearing you are driving here to berlin, while this big forces sitting on your flight is probably impossible anyway. there's all sorts of reason that the bourbon option is really not realistic in terms of either operations or strategy. as you've already heard, one other decision had been taken a yalta that i think is importan

army had a hard time processing them all and kept them out in camps, open air camps along the rhein, the ryan ed rhein meadow camps, under horrible conditions, under the elements, but there are too many p.o.w.s to do much more with them at the time. the battle of ruhr, a caldron battle or battle of encircling. the battle of the ruhr pocket was nothing less than the greatest u.s. military victory of all time. the german commander of army group b, seeing the writing on the wall about the future of the german war effort, took his own life in the aftermath of the debacle, shot himself. i might say, you're here, you're driving here, over to berlin, while this big force is sitting on your flank is probably impossible anyway. there is all sorts of reasons that the berlin option is really not realistic in terms of either operations or strategy. as you already heard, one other decision had been taken at yalta that i think is important to this narrative. and this one had to do with the wrap-up of the pacific war. stalin promised essentially to enter the fight versus japan in two or three months after g

air strikes on its territory. u.s. launched retaliatory airstrikes overnight against a paul ryan militia group it-- pro-iran militia groupi guess is the effects are a violation baghdad says the ethics are a violation of its sovereignty. wikileaks source chelsea manning has been released f from a u.s. prison. manning has been in detention since last may for refusing to testify to a grand jury investigating wiki links. lawyers say the release comes after she attempted suicide. three turkish man have been sentenced to 125 years in jail each for their role in the death of the two-year-old syrian bouy. he died in 2015 when a dinky capsized-- dinghy capsized. he became a symbol of worldwide suffering caused by the refugee crisis. several eu countries have reached a deal to take it unaccompanied children that live in overcrowded migrant camps in greece. the eu home affairs commissioner announced the plan after a meeting of interior ministers in brussels. there are currently hundreds of unaccompanied children in the camps. many cases of violence and abuse and exploitation. reporter: unaccompanied children in migrant camps, many

ryan's life. >> if you missed any of her life, it re- airs right now. >> next, it is book tv's monthly in-depth m with author and white house correspondent april ryan. she has the author of "the presidency in black and white," "at mama's knee" and "under fire". reporting from

like ryanair easyjet be a air france are strong we will find fly all we through this may be less like the next number of weeks but we don't need government aid to survive perhaps ryan as boss is taking things a little too easy after all his airline doesn't fly to asia and so is far less affected than the competition that could be rest bite on the horizon though the industry hopes the upcoming spring with its warmer temperatures could at least the celebrate the spread of the virus until autumn it would be a welcome break for a world worried about the coronavirus. beijing's decision to ban all group travel and stop package tourists from leaving china was hailed as a sensible step to contain the container corona virus but it's how much global tourism many destinations are relying on chinese visitors these days and especially local hotels and restaurants who specialize in catering for tourists from china are fighting to survive. the fairy tale castle of noise. normally the various prime to its detraction peacefully aloof visitor numbers have been tumbling steadily since the coronavirus outbreak. neighboring towns normally host $70000.00 tourists a year from china over

ryan's life. >> if you missed any of her life, it re- airs right now. >> next, it is book tv's monthly in-depth program with author and white house correspondent april ryan. she has the author of "the presidency in black and white," "at mama's knee" and "under fire". reporting from the front lines of the trump white house. >> mr. president, for many years civil rights leaders have called for white house help or police brutality and police profiling. >> april. [inaudible] >> april, go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president. last question. [inaudible] >> yes. this is going to be a bad question, but that's okay. go ahead. >> mr. president, i need to find out from you, you said something -- >> april ryan, how did a self-described working-class black girl from baltimore get to ask for u.s. presidents questions and get called out by every one of them. how did you get there? >> this is your life almost. this young green april with bill clinton and now 23 years later, it makes you wonder. how did i get there? i was doing a lot of work. i was filling my seat. i waswo out there working and radio network recog

today immediately labeled a plant was from chanel ryan -- rion, forgive me, chief white house correspondent for one america news network. ms. rion recently aired a story about a since debunked conspiracy theory that the coronavirus was hatched in a lab in north carolina. that is a chinese talking point by the way. it was the good folks at oan who recently teamed up with rudy giuliani to televise his investigation into the bidens. that particular question there today was just one opportunity the president took to attack the news media in the midst of this crisis. >> i think with social distancing that the media has been much nicer. i don't know what it is. all these empty -- these in-between chairs. >> right now the economy has essentially ground to a halt. >> thanks for telling us. we appreciate it. >> stores have closed. travel has slowed down. >> go ahead. what's the rest of your question? we know that. everybody in the room knows that. you're actually sitting too close. really we should probably get rid of about another 75%, 80% of you. i'll have just two or three that i like in this room. i think that's a great way of doing it. it amazes m

ryan al-jazeera. the saudi view a coalition fight in yemen has carried out air strikes against the rebels in the port district of salaf is also renewed fighting in our own gylfi in the north the united nations has called for an immediate end to the military action international committee the red cross says its aid efforts have been hampered since last month around 70000 people have been displaced leaving families without food shelter and access to medical care. yemen is in my view at a critical juncture. we will either silence the guns and resume the political process. or we will slip back. into a large scale conflict and suffering that you have all ready seen here in mara. nearly a year of fighting near libya's capital has taken a heavy toll on the economy many businesses have closed and young people have sought work abroad but some entrepreneurs say they're determined to carve out opportunities mahmud up or why port from tripoli jeepney means a pick me up in the libyan dialect it's all right hailing company recently launched by 2 libyan entrepreneurs with a move by phone app and facebook page jeepn

air goes newman. >> who could forget that horrifying moment. our hearts stopped as nascar driver, ryanashed at the end of the daytona 500 this is a crash that could have killed him but he walked away. >> are you kidding, it's a miracle he walked away days later this image came up, ryan walking out of the hospital with his daughters by his side and tomorrow, guess what he'll walk right into our studio we'll have an exclusive live interview with him >> that should be fascinating. >>> coming up a check of 7:30 headlines. we'll start with the latest on the coronavirus. president trump says his administration is going to ask congress to pass payroll tax relief to help american workers and stimulate the economy hit hard by the epidemic meanwhile a third princess cruise ship is being kept at sea while crew members get tested for the virus. the "caribbean princess" will anchor off the coast of florida until further notice the virus also having a major impact on the entertainment world. "jeopardy" and "wheel of fortune" will tape without studio audiences indefinitely. pearl jam has postponed th

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air and there is no playbook. we just have to try to do the responsible thing and figure it out. but there is no answer yet. host: congressman tim ryan, democrat from youngstown, ohio, and is the dog in or out of the house? guest: he is -- one is in the house and the other is out of the house. they are brother and sister and have separation anxiety so something will bunch here soon viewed host: thank you for spending some time with us. tomorrow, the mayor of seattle will join us and also the governor of maryland, larry hogan, in another primetime edition of washington journal. we are back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. thank you for joining us for this monday primetime edition of the journal and enjoy the rest of your evening. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. the executiveg, director of the national conference of state legislatures discusses what the $2 trillion corona virus aid package means did then, -- means. lateste talk about the of elements in u.s. efforts to come back -- combat the pandemic. unionresident of a labor for the hospitality industry on how

airs at 10:00 a.m. eastern time, 7:00 for those of you on the west coast. we want to welcome ryanougiales, the senior political analyst for third way. guest: it is a national centerleft think tank based in washington, d.c. we research a range of policy issues. modern,to advance ambitious, and actionable ideas to move the country forward. host: put this week into perspective as a country and in terms of our politics. guest: it has been a tumultuous week. that spans our politics, our everyday livese of americans. our economy two weeks ago was humming along in terms of the overall national indicators. now we may be headed into a potential recession nationally and globally. weeks, in ourwo politics, we thought the democratic nominee might be bernie sanders but now it is all but certain that joe biden will be leading the party forward. the impact on of this country, we have had past crises, whether 9/11 or pearl harbor. this is one of those that is directly impacting every american one way or another. guest: absolutely. every it touching community across the country, from big cities li