could car sharing be the answer to that and if so what kind of car sharing. a. cell phone doesn't have a car when he does need one he calls up to truro i have to find a privately owned car nearby that is currently not being used. or if. he prefers this option to commercial providers. i mean for the other. areas that have to buy or build new cars. we have already so many cars not enough parking slots and the owners of private cars already have a fall and the number of cars available via the likes of 2 rows on the up. you can hire everything from a no frills compact for 22 euro's to a slick new tesla for 150. we are firmly convinced that the more cars the more privately own cars are available the more families in particular inner cities who are already thinking do i really need a car will consider getting rid of a car because they can always easily book an attractive car for the weekend or even for a day if they should need one. for. his little day out son has opted for a high performance wagon. to track down the owner nicholas via g.p.s. . it's. nice to have you.

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so i want to share this tweet we got from julie s. who says i push a the podcast intimate format and one on one conversations with dolly herself it's like she's reading you stories every time you tune in dedicating each weekly episode to a specific topic allows for more centered conversations as well so she mile bring you in here on this one because i know you're the producer of this is that means you are you have been mired in research and autobiographies and videos talk to us about that process and what led to this format the format that julie has on twitter like so much. i think that the audience probably has the same experience that jad and i had. in in looking into this in looking into dolly and discovering her everything was kind of a surprise and we've just started with the autobiography and the 1st interview and we knew it we knew everything that she had written about her life all those stories that jad tells her in the tennessee mountain home episode. she has all of those already written and recorded on an audio book so we kn

up or share prices would have gone up as or share prices would have gone upasa or share prices would a result but that is not the case. nothing has gone up at the moment. you would think that netflix would, the gambling industry took a hit on fears that the sporting programme is going to be decimated. that surprised me because they normally find something to offer their customers to do, whether it is online poker or virtual games. for the gambling sector to be as hard as it was yesterday, i found that surprising. thank you very much. new york's mayor bill de blasio has declared a state of emergency while criticising president trump's decision to ban all flights to and from mainland europe. all major sport has now been suspended across the us and broadway performances are off for a month. here's our north america correspondent, david willis. how many people are infected here? there is a shortage of testing kits, so the us does not know. prompting the countries of infectious diseases doctor said that they have a problem. this system is not really geared to what we need right now. what

and just seeing these young, tenacious people share their stories and share their walks of life, you is just really inspiring for the future of journalism, just really inspiring for the future ofjournalism, i think. just really inspiring for the future ofjournalism, ithink. well, listen, congratulations, morgan. and ashley, thank you for guiding us through that. we will and with one more film. callum suffered from a status since the age of seven and is 110w status since the age of seven and is now coaching others with the same condition. we will leave you with callum's film, and you can find stories by other young people on the bbc young reporter website. i am comfortable, i think i am happy. yeah... let's do this. callum is my name... it is important that i introduce myself like that because for someone who has a stutter, their name is usually the most difficult word they can say. we believe it starts with fear... when you are speaking, people can only see the tip of the iceberg as opposed to all of the psychological stuff underneath at the bottom of the iceberg which is the invisib

to share platforms to share drive trains everybody makes it to a leader turbo engine if more people start sharing that technology what that's going to do is allow them to make it personalized when it comes to the vehicle the features themselves so i think you're going to see a lot of consolidation i don't think we're going to see them going out of business but the impact to the stocks is going to be a long time to turn around there's also some talk about the auto industry wanting to delay the implementation of the u.s. embassy a trade deal known as the new nafta do you know what's going on there. yeah the u.s. n.c.a.a. supposed to start on june 1st but everyone's now off no one's working and so this is a problem so they can't get the regulations in place so they're asking to push it back to delay because that's going to make 75 percent of cars being built here for north america using north american components which is good for restarting the industry but we don't have the regulations in place so they're asking to push it back just a little bit supposed to go in place june 1st and th

shared with r.t. france a statement from one medic who volunteered to work with corona virus infected patients . my 1st day in intensive care for coronavirus patients i won't talk much i'm tired 12 hours in close premises i want to share my feelings today i've seen terrible things i have never in my life seen such images of lungs i've seen people in critical condition are constantly on my feet because of everything that could take care of yourself take care of your family friends until everyone. police officers and forcing the lock down in france or threatening to strike they claim that they don't have the basic equipment needed to protect themselves from the virus. reports as millions of people in france are in confinement there is a core group of workers who are continuing the day grind including police officers . yet many continue throughout these regulations despite hefty fines and the risk of being locked up in jail. if you give them. if. the authorities are tearing their hair out over france's c

u nfortu nately, italian and spanish shares.tunately, it's a pretty feeble response because if you look at the italian banking share prices, they are already 50% down. if they really wa nted are already 50% down. if they really wanted to send a signal, they should have sent it a lot sooner. it is a valid response to market turmoil if you want to prevent a market meltdown, but i fear it has come too late. that said, it is helping in the context of the rebound we have seen this morning. michael hewson of cmc markets, thanks for that update as trading begins in europe. asian markets fell sharply before recouping some of their losses. christine hah joins us with the latest from singapore. it's a funny old day when markets can look at a 3% loss and think that was not so bad. well, some of it is definitely bargain—hunting. as prices drop, you hear a lot of people saying it is perhaps a good time to buy was that japan's decay, despite all of that, were still one of the day's worst losers —— japan's nikkei. india and thailand at one poi

losing market share to . players from the united states which are not part of such a deal now they feel that perhaps with the oil prices that these levels would make much more make it much more difficult for shared players in the u.s. to survive they're already struggling to stay afloat at these levels and also russia is pretty much more resilient to low oil prices as compared to say saudi arabia which needs the oil prices to get $85.00 a barrel for its budget for its budget to be balanced so the russia is in a mall comfortable position there but then experts do say that this also russia would play ball and agree to further cuts because it knows that if it does not the oil price is going to for a fall to i mean levels like $30.00 a barrel best experts are putting it out that you are level and the other thing is that it does though want to put opec plus in jeopardy because opec plus has actually benefited russia more than any of the opec members are right something we'll be keeping an eye on ashutosh pandit ai

thank you for sharing that. i also want to note that we don't have a lot of questions about the future right now, obviously, but it feels like all of the measures that we're putting in place are not going to waste? so i know that under the circumstances, it's tricky, but we're going to be looking to these in the future, and it's helping us really think about being equitable during this. thank you, melissa. i just want to make sure when this technology is in place and it's being used by the families, the services, they know how to use it, and it's in place, via hotline or chat feature. and then, along those lines, with resources, nicky, maybe you can help us with this -- sorry, dr. ford. are these resources that we're sharing with families, at this point, are they available in spanish? >> that's a great question. and so space two is being launched tomorrow, and it's activities for young students at home. it's going to be shared in more and more languages. one of the things that we recognize as we try to do what o

to share platforms to share drive trains everybody makes it to a leader turbo engine if more people start sharing that technology what that's going to do is allow them to make it personalized when it comes to the vehicle and the features themselves so i think you're going to see a lot of consolidation i don't think we're going to see anyone going out of business but the impact to the stocks is going to be a long time turnaround. you know we've seen the airline industry call for a bailout already just a couple of weeks into or maybe a couple months into this pandemic do you see the call from the auto industry there to start of those calls or are we a little bit early on that one well i know the auto industry is here and they want to continue obviously selling cars building cars making cars but you know i think there's going to be a shift in what their plan was you know initially like g.m. was going to go all evie well there's been a lot of changes that may change because if they're not making money on making electric vehicles nobody is any brand they're going to start shifting to car

a sentiment shared by the international monetary fund.er countries also expected to show a marked deceleration in business activity this month. the outlook for global growth, for 2020, it is negative. a recession at least as bad as during the global financial crisis. or worse. that is the head of the international monetary fund. to discuss this i'm joined by craig erlam, senior market analyst at oanda. good to see you. the numbers from japan are really dire. that is probably going to be the case for the other economies when they release theirs today? absolutely. we have to remember, you alluded to japan's previous number to show how stark the fall is. but is actually already falling from a pretty low figure, which was driven primarily by the sales tax hike injapan. it is one of the main reasons that country is likely to fall into recession ahead of the rest of those sharp contractions in the fourth quarter. what we are likely to see across europe and the united states is a much starker decline from one month earlier, so the numbers for eu

that's what we share. we share not total de-coupling. we share protecting our national security and our sovereignty and the rules. while trying to figure out a way to cooperate with china. we need to bring to the table more trade and investment development as i talked about. i think we're seeing movement here with the development, the private sector, allies coordinating. we will talk more about that. third point is we need a better answer to where southeast asia fits in or korea fits in. i think there are good answers to this. we're about to hear from richard, who is one of the best analysts from southeast asia. we were so successful in growing the india relationship -- i see a dialogue which is one of the dialogues now has kind of -- there's an article on this last week. it maps the dialogue about how we went from tri-lateral cooperation quadrilateral cooperation. these are smaller countries that fear big powers fighting over them or fighting in their area. if the strategic relationship is too successful, it may jeopardize the sovereign

because of the uncertain future shares of yes bank plunged more than 70 percent during trading hours wiping out around $1000000000.00 euros of market value in a single day it's the biggest fall ever of an indian blue chip stock. yes or no bank let's go to both kind of running krishnan who joins us from delhi for the new side scroll rolling could you tell us whether or not depositors should be panicking right now. broadly speaking deposit of fine yesterday and so there's a bank of india which is the banking regulator showed everyone that everything would be taken care of nobody would lose money from it if there were counselors and today that of the bank and the finance minister of what's going about it reconstruction plan a draft that would see essentially the state back of the debt coming in rescuing the bank and ensuring that anyone who has money in it as a deposit or is safe investors on the other hand will have to move money but anyone who has an account holder their money is safe except for the limits that are there for the next month what about the bank what's going to happen to

shares from hong kong, australia and others going up. a breeze from the rebounded oil prices.he decay injapan was closed for a public holiday but reopening next week. —— nikkei. let's get some reaction from chris beecham, chief market analyst at the spread betting firm ig, here in london. unprecedented few weeks and if the markets and we have seen them slightly improving today what exactly is it that investors and the markets are looking for right now?|j investors and the markets are looking for right now? i think they are chaired by the side of they are chaired by the side of the stimulus programmes around the stimulus programmes around the globe. it doesn't clear the effect of the rate of infections but provides a cushion to the economy at least toa cushion to the economy at least to a degree. the biggest think they are looking for is a passage of the bill in the us to give money to all american citizens. a kind of a block asked to move and they would be happy to see for the markets. if you get that kind of support directly to american citizens, that will be important becaus

information sharing as well as resource sharing it's going to be vital thank you very much al edward he is a professor an immunologist at the university of reading in the u.k. thanks for your insights. now vaccines seem to interest many of you as you've been sending us your questions in the last few days our science correspondent derek williams has some answers for you take a look. why will it take so long to come up with a vaccine the problem with developing any pharmaceutical product is that it has to go through an exhaustive testing process with the vaccine you 1st have to identify good potential candidates and that when astonishingly quickly this time within weeks of identifying the virus and sequencing its genome researchers begin talking about candidates but that's just the start you next have to test your candidate for safety usually you do it 1st in animals and then in increasingly large groups of humans but only after a candidate has proven safety developers usually begin looking at actually how effective it is so even if and when your candidate fulfills all of those criteri

the kitchen and living area will be shared, with another five, six, seven be shared, with another fiveith egg in it and does not wash up properly or leaves a little bit on the work surface, any cross—contamination, to be a student where i'm not worry about that because... i do at the privacy little bit but i am more of a social person. i have friends over here as often as i can. it's something i have been used to for a while having to expend my allergies to my friends and it impacts my life a lot was a having to think about what i eat all the time whenever i go shopping, i check labels and ingredients. it is a would've been frustrating since i can't be as free to do things like eating out or going to places that my friends can but it is just something that i have to get on with, there is no point complaining about it because it is not like it will change at any point. now, in just a few moments i'll be speaking to morgan who won bronze for her report on upskirting. upskirting is when images are taken underneath a victim's clothing without permission and often undetected. morgan was tar

of the volatile session on the markets asian shares tumbled again on friday morning after wall street more heavy losses of nearly a 1000 points this massive swings driven by concerns about the fast spreading coronavirus markets like clarity but analysts say there is very little of that right now in asia the nikkei dropped almost 3 percent. shared over 2 percent blue chip bags investors disruptions to global business intensifying soaking fears of a prolonged slowdown in the global economy and indian markets tumbled after the central bank seized control of the beleaguered yes. let's go straight to our financial correspondent frank but only from wall street that put it into perspective for us how bad is this drop of nearly a 1000 points. a 1000 points sounds huge but of course the dow is also. very much advance that was coming down from record highs that were almost close to 30000 points so you have to put that in perspective the percentage drop still huge the percentage drop was around 3 and a half percent and that's huge for a huge market like wall street where you have the world's mos

country is getting back to work it insists 3 quarters of private businesses are already back up thick sharee owners are obliged to abide by strict hygiene measures such as providing face masks and disinfectant for their employees workers have their temperature taken twice a day but getting the assembly lines ruling is easier said than done i'm afraid situation on the ground doesn't look so optimistic although the chinese government figures officer figures show that over 70 percent of all of the production has been restarted and in some certain provinces like want all it's more than 90 percent but they are mostly big companies small business reported that only less than 30 percent of them are back at work but they do expect for production in april and almost all workers returning to their jobs in march. more than 100000000 migrant workers still stranded in their hometowns after the lunar new year's break and can't get back to work as many bus and train services have been suspended to help cope the corona virus outbreak it's hard to get back to china southeastern factory built to get keep scot

refused to share their umbrella an umbrella some e.u. members remain reluctant to share that includes funder lions home country germany even as the pandemic storm intensifies across the block thursday 6 hour video conference with the e.u.'s $27.00 national leaders and did without agreement on just how unified the economic response should be especially when it comes to sharing debt across the eurozone and if we reject come in all debt this is an old system that has not been used in the cost to. the countries hardest hit by the pentameter so far italy france and spain are among 9 e.u. countries in favor of so-called corona bonds opponents including the netherlands and finland prefer the european stability mechanism set up in 2012 to respond to the euro crisis the e.s.m. can lend money to members in trouble but with strings attached now euro zone finance ministers have 2 weeks to figure out the details a long time in the life of the rapidly spreading virus let's take a look at some more of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic

in particular, airline shares.st shares have been hit the hardest because as we have been reporting, a lot of passengers have been cancelling their flight. have been cancelling their flight. we are definitely seeing that impacts today. thank you for that update. a real push up points. on sunday, people around the world will celebrate international women‘s day and the theme for this year is each for equal. men and women are being called upon to celebrate the achievements of men and women. there is a long way to go. this woman has been fighting a battle for the past few months for a seat at the board of the company. a $5 billion conglomerate which sells everything from insurance to fertilisers and auto parts and says her uncles and cousins are denying her a seat at the table only because she is a woman. while every branch of the company —— family tree has at least one representative on the board, our family at least one representative on the board, ourfamily branch has no representation —— representation. this is the

sharing platform that were sharing with partners and allies worldwide that is critical. were conducting analysis to understand and craft solutions to be data-driven in this approach and that takes money. were analyzing the attempts to adversaries, the tech solutions take money. here's another place really important, supporting the non-us government efforts on the ground who have expertise in their regions to understand the problem and to push back with effective solutions. it all takes money, we have to put the g back in the gc and make a global. >> it is very helpful to have that list of specific priorities and initiatives that do require resources. while all add that you mentioned earlier is to be proactive. i think this is something that you said is consistent with best practices and requires resources. not always use government resources as indicated including listing our allies, partners and we talked about journalist earlier in objective and professional journalists to counterpart i think getting ahead of the curve is more important than ever. i cannot agree with y

more on what is happening now with boeing, those shares are up more than 64%.know, it has been a very rough road bringing in sheila kahyaoglu what do you think of the moves over the last couple of days does this mean the bottom is in for boeing >> thank you, dom. i think it is for boeing but we have a long way to go back to normalized free cash flow what does it mean. i don't agree with mark cuban. i don't believe bail outs have to come with an he can withity stake. we saw that with the bail outs in 2001 and 2009 including no dividends or buybacks until the funds are paid back. >> so let's talk about the cash position there then. we know the expectation there will be some type of an aid package. we know boeing is expected to get a good chunk of that does this boeing's threat of going into default is a little off? >> caller: boeing ended q4 low on cash. that should put their cash position at $24 billion at the end of q1. first q1 tends to be a lower cash delivery quarter. we have seen wide bodies shift boeing has some debt it has to pay back as well as commercia

sharing and learning from one another. can reveal. that about a ghost teaches and african i'm the in dance and music style. i grew to like to pay to more over time. it's the rhythm that surrounded me growing up after all. and today i mean i can use this very rich dance like which developed my own steps but. i only realized now that i draw inspiration from those roots and from everyday relations and life. look. gestures are part of a sign language that's hard to put into words. you could always find your freedom through it or save yourself from something so. there are codes that help you navigate difficult situation the. good. in this sense it seems john's can create new spaces. a port city on his northern caribbean coast the city center has been a unesco world heritage site since 984. in the 16th century it was the center of slave trade as a result of cultures and they music and dance styles mixed here leading to a vibrant colombian done scene. of that about in the us was born in captivity and studied at 3 now and. today he teaches th

anybody who decides they want to share and the compilation and sharing of human knowledge. how can you check it? one of the fundamental rules of wikipedia is that everything is verifiable. anything that you read in wikipedia should have been written in another reliable source first. and then it was cited in wikipedia and summarized. if you look at a wikipedia article and then you look at the bottom, all of those little footnotes, those are all sources. you should, in theory, be able to verify anything you read on wikipedia by following those sources. most: and if you are the subject of one of those wikipedia biographies and the information is blatantly false or wrong, how can you correct it? guest: it is tricky. a lot of people are tempted to go and edit their biographies themselves, which is hairy business because wikipedia has a conflict of interest policy. the idea is you cannot have a neutral encyclopedia if people are writing about themselves. the best thing to do is make a note of it on the top page. a lot of people don't realize that every article on wikipedia has a

and just it instills panic across the board because people keep sharing it people keep sharing and that's how it's happened this is what's different today and that's what's fueling all this character of my opinion yeah but let me just follow up on that because most of those who have died were either elderly or they had other ailments that compromised their immune system so when you look at the facts and the reality of the illness despite what you say about social media it the panic is unwarranted is if you if you don't fall into either of those 2 categories. no that's true but just because you don't fall to those 2 categories doesn't mean you have somebody you love that falls into that category. if you look at it depending on what platform of social media you use or whatever program additional gauge that you use you know the sweet spot of the age group is is you know around late thirty's or mid thirty's to 2 later mid forty's where you have elderly parents and then you also have children and those are the 2 most vulnerable categories and you're going to be concerned for those not just you

what do you just say what professor so i support a subsidy critical that have to share information on this separate the international organization that supposed to support a fact seems backed off that position a little bit but they're trying to push that now and we all have to remember that in the greatest single where the greatest smart inventions in pharmaceutical history penicillin saved hundreds and millions of lives stopping infections across the board that was the result of a crash effort between the british team that offered that it really worked out and the u.s. government that put it on right behind it tomic promise of world war 2 priorities for intel pharmaceutical firms that share all the information there was no holding back tell me gerald what's happening now because obviously you know we have this global pandemic are we saying regulate has. aberrate with vaccine for jus says is enough action being taken to exaggerate the timeline now unfortunately not i don't see it maybe goes off professor spicer said i don't see it remember that recently only recently that it's kind of

we have shared with hss that same flyer so i would work with them it figure out where we can share that flyer if we post that on their website or if there are any upcoming news letters that we can send out to your members so they have the flyer there as well. we are in the process rit now of mailing out a letter to all of your retirees, all of your kaiser senior advantage retirees that will include both the transportation flyer as well as the silver and fit flyer designed to have step-by-step exactly what they need to do so they can get these benefits. we know many people don't necessarily lock at e-mail or respond to phone calls so we wanted o mak to make sure we han a variety of methods. we're also -- we send aging kits when your members are turning 65 and we've added that transportation flyer to that kit so when they get that kit in the mail, it tells me about the senior advantage plan. it will also have the transportation anier. also, the open enrollment kits so that will be later in the year. are there any questions? >> since we've -- coronavirus as come up several times but this i