several manufacturers are now moving operations to other countries in the region including taiwan thailand and vietnam but the other countries often lack the infrastructure and capacity to absorb every american company a state by school found out. to triple or doesn't pay 30 percent up front to a small taiwanese factory for it to take orders unlike the chinese. the us china trade disputes is reshaping the global supply chain. boeing has lost its title as the world's largest plane maker to its european rival airbus last year the us company delivered just $380.00 jeff liners that's less than one. airbuses tally the news comes as boeing continues to grapple with the full lives of the 737 mox crisis the model's been grounded since march after 2 facial expressions gracing agency moody's has said it's considering downgrading boeing's debt bracing. u.s. tech giant microsoft is to stop providing security updates for its windows 7 operating system the move means users will have to upgrade to other systems or risk becoming bunghole to hacking the company has advised people with machines that are old

air in the rest of asia we are seeing coronavirus cases popping up in hong kong macau singapore taiwan thailand malaysia vietnam cambodia nepal sri lanka south korea and japan masks are selling out across the region and governments are working to evacuate their citizens from the city of will high on ground 0 where the virus 1st appeared from one of them we have journalist frank smith joining us out of seoul frank how are people feeling about this. well they are certainly worried as more reports from around the world trickle in about the number of people that have been affected infected i should say and certainly here in south korea there's a little bit of you know rest by no new. reports have surfaced of people that have been infected they are monitoring closely 28 people and some 387 people are being kept tabs on under self quarantine a particular worry here is the 3rd and 4th infections were people that had returned to south korea asymptomatic that means that they hadn't shown any symptoms and he sniffling any sore throat and he headaches and a fever when they were turned in so they met peopl

several manufacturers are now moving operations to other countries in the region including taiwan thailand and vietnam but the other countries often lack the infrastructure and capacity to absorb every american company a state by school found out. to triple orders and pay 30 percent up front to a small taiwanese factory critic take orders unlike the chinese. the us china try. it's reshaping the label supply chain. now to some of the other business stories making news it could still join a key trade pact after pulling out of talks last year the regional comprehensive economic partnership is a china late deal that includes japan south korea and australia india's foreign minister says his country had not closed the door to membership and that it would really evaluate the terms. days after india launched an anti-trust probe into amazon boss jeff bezos as promised a new $1000000000.00 investment it's targeted at digitizing small and medium sized indian businesses very firms it's companies accused of destroying. malaysia airlines has the suspended the delivery of 25 new boeing 707 maxes the play

several manufacturers are now moving operations to other countries in the region including taiwan thailand and vietnam but the other countries often lack the infrastructure and capacity to absorb every american company a state by school co-found out. to triple orders and pay 30 percent up front to a small taiwanese factory for it to take orders unlike its chinese supplier the u.s. china trade disputes is reshaping the global supply chain. to some of the other business stories making news. boeing has lost its title as the world's largest plane maker to its european rival airbus last year the u.s. company to liberate just $380.00 jetliners that's less than half of air but. the news comes as boeing continues to grapple with the fallout of the 737 months crisis . with former nixon boss carlos ghosn says he was told of an apparent plot against him by france's ambassador to japan he made the comments in an interview with the voices news agency last month go in staged a dramatic escape to lebannon from japan where he faces charges of financial misconduct. u.s. tech giant microsoft has to stop pro

several manufacturers are now moving operations to other countries in the region including taiwan thailand and vietnam but the other countries often lack the infrastructure and capacity to absorb every american company a state by school found out how to triple orders and pay 30 percent up front to a small taiwanese factory for it to take orders unlike its chinese supplier. the u.s. china trade dispute is reshaping the global supply chain. and at the end of our show a quick reminder u.s. tech giant microsoft software is to stop providing security updates for his windows 7 operating system the move means users will have to upgrade to other systems or risk becoming vulnerable to hacking the company has advised people with machines that are old enough not to be compatible with the updated software to consider buying new computers windows 7 was released more than a decade ago. and that's a show thanks for watching on chris cobra i just don't think success. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences into sas troops our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic huma

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now spread beyond mainland china as borders cases have been reported in the united states taiwan macau thailand south korea japan passengers arriving from china are being screened at airports in the region and worldwide including singapore india on kong and the united states the additional screenings become even more important as millions of people travel abroad and within china on account of the lunar new year holidays north korea is reported to have shut its borders to tourists but for chinese authorities the challenge of controlling the spread of an infectious respiratory illness at the busiest travel time of the year is to put it mildly immense. it's possibly the worst time of the year to try to stop the spread of a virus in china. hundreds of millions of people are crisscrossing the country this week to celebrate the lunar new year with family. also coming from abroad these passengers are traveling to beijing from seattle where the 1st u.s. case was confirmed on tuesday i think what i can do to wear a mask wash my hands and stay away from the problem. since it's outbreak in the city of the

>> along with the cases in china, cases of now been confirmed in washington state as well as taiwan, thailand, japan, south korea. and just new this morning, passenger landed at lax and is in quarantine because of concerns about the deadly coronavirus. american airlines flight from mexico city landed last night. the passenger had flulike symptoms which are similar to those of coronavirus. it is not immediately clear when the results of a medical check will be available. >>> in alameda man said he was attacked by a group of homeless people after his truck ran over a plant they'd have for sale. mike zimmer says he added as he was giving off the freeway and fired on it. he said he will check his truck for damage and was confronted by at least 10 people with sticks. they demanded money from damaging their property. he said he gave them the few dollars he had, that is when they started hating him. spec that is when they started busting out the windows and beating the quarter panel, beating the doors of the truck with two by fours. there was a moment when i was scared for my life. spec by the time

to china, there are now confirmed cases of corona virus in the state of washington as well as taiwan, thailand, japan and sal castaneda. >>> investigators in seattle still searching for shooters after several people were shot in downtown seattle. one person was killed. seven others were wounded including a nine-year-old boy. it happened during an argument outside the mcdonald's near the west lake shopping center. >> everybody was kind of in a panic. people were hiding behind cars and hiding behind doors and jumping into allies. it was pretty skae i don't chaotic. >> the latest from the hospital in her fiftsz is in critical condition. four other people are still in the hospital while one person has been treated and released. >>> a young man is calling on oakland leaders to do more to ensure safety near homeless camps after he was attacked following a minor traffic incident. ktvu's rob ross spoke to the man about what happened. >> to be honest there was definitely a moment where i was scared for for hi life. bruise smashed windows of his pickup truck. the visible damages of what he says was an a

been moved away from the chinese city of blue hand due to the coronavirus outbreak of stray near taiwan thailandand china were all due to play a round robin tournament for tokyo 2020 the matches will now be played some 500 kilometers away in nanjing at the start of february. 2 of the biggest young stars in women's tennis or said to me to the australian open defending champion me osaka showed some frustration in round 2 but he moved victorious to set up a 3rd round match with 15 year old coco got off david stokes reports niamey a sucker was cruising in her 2nd round match the defending champion quickly going a set up against chinese shanks i say. but she went to break down early in the 2nd set and lost her cool i i a rare moment of anger from a player who usually appears pretty calm she managed to compose herself though recovered the break and claimed the victory in straight sets a place in the 3rd round secure but an apology to her racket sponsor was in order and my racquet just magically flew out of my home. and getting in trouble it sorry arnold's up next row saka a thrilling tie on paper agai

with others reported in thailand south korea japan and taiwan the government is warning people in the city of new heart to live it travel. prosecutors in brazil charge 16 people with murder over a binding done disaster that killed more than $250.00 people last year the collapse of the southeastern state of miss get this was brazil's worst industrial accident as a torrent of toxic waste was leaked of the area its older mining giant vale has also been charged with environmental crimes along with a german firm that certified the structure as safe. the israeli army has shot dead 3 palestinians who they say crossed the border from garza and through an explosive device israeli media say the 3 men made it around 400 meters into israel under cover of darkness and bad weather before attacking soldiers who arrived on the scene and back with more news here on al-jazeera in half an hour next it's the street. talk to al-jazeera we were told to get to that between russia has this been addressed by turkey we listen what is the proposal. for a couple on you know we meet with global news makers and ta

thailand. south korea japan and taiwan. prosecutors in brazil have charged 16 people with murder over a binding dam disaster that killed more than $250.00 people last year the collapse of the southeast of the state of viscountess was brazil's worst industrial accident the israeli army has shot dead 3 palestinians who they say crossed the border from gaza through an explosive device israeli media say the 3 men baited around 400 meters into israel under cover of darkness and bad weather before attacking soldiers who arrived of the city that's it for them to back with more news in half an hour next on al-jazeera it's talk to al-jazeera for. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by north point 8 percent we'll bring you the stories in developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in one example china be a drag on the global economy in 2020 counting the cost on al-jazeera. to. put libya's civil war now into its 6th year world leaders held a summit in berlin to try to end it various countries have been supplyi

one in japan, o in taiwan and thailand.hey have cation the case there is a woman in her 50's who had been working in wuhan. she had a fever, coughing and difficulty breathing. she is also the first non-chinese national confirmed to have this virus. today, they warned firms not rt cop the spread of this new coronavirus.an they saine who conceals any new cases would be nailed on the pillar of shame for eternity. needless to say the number of cases are likely to go up because millions of people are traveling this weekend in china for the lunarew year. on wednesday there is an emergency meeting oorf the health organization. they are consider declaring an international public health emergency because of what is happening.we speak to the director for infectionous diseases at johns-hopkins university. what would you like the w.h.o. to announcen wednesday? >> it is not so much what i would want to see themun an. it would be helpful if they could compile all of the information, including information th w.h.o. may have been provided

other asian countries have also confirmed cases including japan, south korea, taiwan, singapore, thailand the united states the first case was confirmed in washington state on tuesday. for more on how this coronavirus outbreak has spread globally here's zhaoyin feng again from washington. if we draw comparisons between the current outbreak and a sars outbreak in 2003, a major difference is that global travel is now more common in china. i mentioned that wuhan has direct flights to other label series included loading. in case washington state case, the patient we understand that he just travelled from wuhan back to seattle a few days it. in this case cannot we see the risk of this virus further spreading is very high. get that there lockdown came relatively late and we also have no idea where the virus can spread at the moment. we might be seeing travellers billing through health checkpoints and at major airports in the united states. if they are travelling from china thatis if they are travelling from china that is a very necessary precaution at the moment. israel has marked the 75th anni

infections other we just have also reported a handful of cases thailand taiwan south korea and japan and also the us well the world health organization is now meeting in geneva to decide whether to declare a global public health emergency authorities have a trace the virus now to a seafood market in while they're still trying to figure out the exact source and how with the doubting but they have confirmed human to human transmission is you look at the evidence shows that the disease is currently transmitted through the responder tree tract and there is the possibility of a viral mutation. one of our right joining me now for more on this story is dr mohammad moneer just a doctor so good of you to join us from lancaster one of china's top health officials that we just heard there and now it's that the virus could mutate now as a member of general public hearing mutate that sounds really scary this is mean that it will make it more contagious well metro the fact is that a virus is always mutate they have a tendency to change their shape to evolve so that's not new the important thing is

along with the cases in china, cases are now confirmed in washington state and in overseas, taiwan, japan, thailand and south korea. >>> an american airlines flight from mexico city landed last night, and one passenger had flulike symptoms, which are similar to those of the coronavirus. it is not immediately clear as to when results of a medical evaluation will be available. >>> just about an hour from now, democrats will begin day two of their opening statements in the senate impeachment trial president trump. caroline reports from capitol hill on what we can expect. >>> throughout the day today, we expect to see house managers shifting their focus, using the evidence they presented yesterday to prove why they believe the president violated the constitution. house manager adam schiff not holding back. they could've attacked the united states and said removal of the president of the office is necessary to be fair in the 2020 election. >> we cannot be assured that the vote will be fairly one. >> the opening arguments from house managers continued wednesday. immigrant using video interviews, text mes

move with infections reported in hong kong and macau other regions have also confirmed cases thailand taiwan south korea and japan there's also been a case in the united states the world health organization is meeting in geneva to decide whether to declare a global public health emergency now health authorities believe the virus originated from wild animals at a seafood market in war hunt in china this still trying to figure out the exact source and if it's mutating but they have confirmed human to human transmission. if you look at the evidence shows that the disease is currently transmitted through the risperidone tract and there is the possibility of a viral mutation not quite have and joining me now for more on the story is dr mohamad money he's a 500 just who has been closely following these developments dr may what happens when the law has organization declares a global health emergency. so don't know that i'm sure has a policy in place since 2000 and indies 20 years it's only been 5 times around the emergency has been declared and so this meeting especially being organized in a number

disease could spread jonas confirmed more than $400.00 cases infections have also been reported in thailand taiwan south korea and japan and a case is also being detected in the u.s. the world health organization is meeting in geneva to decide whether to declare a global public health emergency we talked of ironic just in just a moment about what that means but 1st a look at how authorities in china are battling to contain the virus ahead of the lunar new year holiday which is believed to be the world's largest annual human migration event. it's possibly the worst time of the year to try to stop the spread of a virus in china. hundreds of millions of people are crisscrossing the country this week to celebrate the lunar new year with family. also coming from abroad these passengers are traveling to beijing from seattle where the 1st u.s. case was confirmed on tuesday i think what i can do is to wear a mask washing my hands and stay away from the problem. since that outbreak in the city of the deadly virus has jumped a number of international borders prompting large scale screening measures at airpo

fish and wild game it has sickened people in china and other individuals in japan south korea taiwan and thailand several people are known to have died from the virus it causes fever severe respiratory distress and organ failure chinese officials say it can be spread from human to human travelers returning from rouhani should be on the lookout for a fever and best between can for example a cough and difficulty breathing at the have those kind of symptoms they said call their health care provider quickly last week officers at the international airports in los angeles new york and san francisco began screening travelers who began their journeys in woodland the seattle airport does not have extra screening the world health organization will meet this week to consider whether to declare the outbreak an international health emergency rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles well donald trump's impeachment trial is underway the president is more than 6000 kilometers away in switzerland attending the world economic forum the theme this year is sustainability with scientists warning of catastrophic consequenc

confirmed so far but it has spread beyond the mainland as well with cases now confirmed in taiwan south korea thailand vietnam singapore and possibly hong kong outside asia the indian government says a nurse working in saudi arabia also contracted the virus there's also one confirmed diagnosis in the united states where they are screening for it at major airports monitoring for the virus has been boosted at airports across the world now from hong kong to the united kingdom where flights from china being met at an isolated part of heathrow airport terminal full. well the world health organization says that it's still too early to declare an international public health emergency of this but also admit that they are divided on the best course of action to take care of the mother has more now on the international response. but few maci know airport had road they're taking no chances for good reason the people being monitored with heat scanners have just flown in from will hand the center of the outbreak. they left before the chinese city was put in lockdown but scenes like this have played out around the

also confirmed cases, including -- moving out of china -- we have japan, south korea, taiwan, down to singapore, thailandand vietnam. also the united states was the washington state.as confirmed in you might have seen a little aboute that over on st coast of the united let's go back to our reporter in washington, d.c. you gave me a little on the concerns about how effective a lockdo might be in wuhan. talk about that a lite bit more because we're already seeing these other cases many miles away reporter: indeed. so if we draw comparison between the current outbreak in the sars outbreak in 2003, a major difference is that global travel is now wuhan has direct flight to other global major cities, including london and new york. in this washington state case, the patient,d we underst just traveled from wuhan back to seattle a few days ago. in ts case see that the risk of this virus further spreading is very high given that they liked him came relatively late and we also have no idea where the virus can spread at the moment. we might be seeing travelers going through health checkpoints in major airports in th

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it shows where cases have been confirmed in thailand, taiwan, south korea and the united states. doctors in the united states said the only patient, a man in his 30s who had travelled to wuhan, is being monitored at a hospital. >> the patient is resting comfortably. appears in no distress. >> reporter: the world health organize met wednesday and plans to follow up thursday as they decide whether to declare a global health emergency. >> our team is on the ground in china as we speak working with local experts to investigate the outbreak and get more information. >> reporter: doctors say symptoms of the chew corona virus are very similar to the common cold or flu. and it's not clear according to sfo officials just how long the cdc's staff will be here taking temperatures and conducting those health screenings. >> jana katsuyama, thank you. >>> now to seattle where one person was killed and seven others were wounded this evening when one or more gunmen opened fire in the busy downtown area. a nine-year-old boy is among the victims. police say the shooting happened around 5:00 this e

how a teenager paralyzed in the shooting at singapore, south korea, france, australia, thailand, vietnam and taiwan is overcoming, as she prepares for her first day back at school. vo: droughts. floods. hurricanes. tornadoes. donald trump is making it worse. trump:"all of this with the global warming. a lot of it's a hoax." vo: mike bloomberg knows the science and understands the challenge, he's led an effort that has shut down half the nation's dirty polluting coal plants so far. as president, a plan for 80% clean energy by 2028 - cutting carbon emissions and creating millions of clean energy jobs. mike will get it done. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> 75 years ago today, the soviet army liberated the auschwitz death camp in poland. yesterday, pope francis asked the world to pray for survivors and remember those who died. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the pope said keeping the memory alive is a duty but the new surveys show 45% of americans did not know the nazis killed 6 million jews during world war ii. 30% could not choose from multiple choice answers of which 20-year peri

mainland china and infections are reported in singapore, south korea, france, australia, thailand, vietnam and taiwan with medical expert saying the coronavirus is part of a large family of viruses, including the one that causes the common cold. >>> today, president donald trump's legal team will start their second day of opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial and as we are told from washington, the president's lawyers now have to confront a new allegation from former national security advisor, john bolton >> reporter: this new revelation from john bolton reported by the new york times is cranking up calls for impeachment witnesses, something they've been after for the entire trial. >> i think they are definitely afraid of what witnesses will have to say and their whole strategy has been to deprive the deprive the public of a fair trial. they don't frame it that way, but that is it. >> reporter: and his new book, former national security advisor, john bolton writes that the president told him directly he wanted to withhold military aid from ukraine until officials there announced they woul

confirmed so far but it has now spread beyond the mainland with cases also confirmed in taiwan south korea thailand vietnam singapore and also possibly hong kong outside of asia the indian government says a nurse working in saudi arabia also contracted the virus and there is also one confirmed diagnosis in the united states where they are screening for it at major airports in fact want to train for the virus has been boosted to airports right across the globe from hong kong to the united kingdom even flights from china are being met as an isolated part of heathrow airport terminal for. meanwhile the world health organization has been meeting about this they say it's still too early to declare international public health emergency but the chiefs do admit they are divided now on the best course of action and then bob has more on the international response. but few ported road they're taking no chances for good reason the people being monitored with heat scanners have just flown in from will hand the center of the outbreak. they left before the chinese city was put in lockdown but scenes like this hav

indefinitely this weekend outside china cases have also been confirmed in kang the cow japan, taiwan south korea thailand, singapore, and vietnam ken pam back to hugh grant. thank you's symptoms of the corona virus include a running nose, cough, sore throat. >>possibly maybe a fever which can last for a couple of days. the virus usually is a mild to moderate upper respiratory tract illness similar to a common cold has stay with kron 4 for continuing coverage on the corona virus has the disease continues to spread and us authorities monitor developments across the us and the bay area. you can follow the latest developments at kron 4 dot com all right time for a weather check as we take a look outside show you what's going on on this thursday night and show you the embarcadero bay bridge i know is here with a look at the weekend. yeah we're getting very close now on the weekend got another storm coming our way i think a more substantial storm than anything we've seen so far this week so out the door right now we've got a couple clouds up above likely going to see some patchy fog developing down below to so

taiwan. it looks pretty good. we have unsourced things. in one was their selection. will we get elected in thailand taiwan, a leader that was like their other guy. they wanted to move in a different direction on issues that our important in their united states. and there, i think we could've had it very much in uncertainty. we don't have that uncertainty anymore. so going forward, pretty confident that this is their way direction to go. we still have three other uncertainties. one it president trump. he it unpredictable. he it very unpredictable. he might make a deal with china. he might, and might involve seriously explaining their relationship with taiwan and that's something that china would want. this is something we have to think about and then their other part it that we our going to have an election in this country it their end of this year. and there our people and democratic parties, who work with hillary clinton and others, who don't want to have that strict interpretation of their one china policy. jake sullivan, was quoted during their too thousand and 16 campaign, senior officer in the

with others reported in thailand south korea japan and taiwan the government is warning people in the city of libya travel. prosecutors in brazil have charged 16 people with murder over a mining dam disaster that killed more than $250.00 people last year another collapse in the southeastern state of minuscule this was brazil's worst industrial accident its owner mining giant vale has also been charged with environmental crimes along with a german firm that certified the structure a safe boeing's troubled that 737 max fleet will remain grounded worldwide to lease gene 3 months later than expected the company has struggled to convince regulators that the planes are safe after 2 crashes which killed 346 people boeing's been updating software computers and pilot training for the plane since it was grounded last march. u.s. secretary general antone good terrorist is urging libya's warring sides to join foreign leaders in finding a diplomatic solution to the country's civil war it follows a summit in berlin on sunday which world leaders pledged to end for meddling and help deescalate the co

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city of wu hand arnd a month ago, we now have confirmed cases in malaysia, taiwan, vietnam, cambodia, and we can add thailandnd the philippines as well. the first person to person case has just been confirmed in nortr a. their cases in nepal, germany, france, and in the last 24 hours we have heard confirmed cases in ndfinland,he uae. this statement we just got in from the world health organization. >> isot because of what is happening in china but because of what is happening in other countries. >> russia is also responding, it has partially closed its 4000 kilometer border with china.le 's hear from the bbc's moscow correspondent. reporter: here in moscow there are medicsoing to the hotels before they head out to the sites to check that there's no symptoms of anyone having caught e virus and therefore spreading it. so there are a whole series of measures in ple. authorities are making quite clear that there is no reason for panic. there are no cases confirmed of the coronavirus in russia but the deputy prime minister says they are likely to happen. >> i was mentioning that youan send in questions. here is o

taiwan, japan and thailand also on the map.o you might not know you have it. you have a runny nose, fever, common symptoms of the cold. if you are flying from ground zero, the i wuhan province in china, to another airport, you will get rerouted, and you must go to five airports here in the u.s. that are screening passengers for this particular virus. stuart: okay. >> so we have stepped up our ability to detect it. but still the fear is, is that they might be letting people in who become sick after the fact. stuart: got it. the prime minister says, however, they have -- the prime minister says, however, they have things under control because of those five airports in america. there's talk that could be one of the black swan events. you can't forecast it, and it really hurts. >> i mean, that mortality rate is scary. what is it, 17 divided by 500 and something, that's not good at all. i'm going to go back, though, sars virus back in 2003, the market finished higher by 29% for the year to year, so it's very important that, you know

there are also cases in the u.s., thailand, south korea, and taiwan. at the epicenter in wuhan, officials are taking travelers' temperatur o airplanes, at train stations, and on city streets. >> definitely wash hands and wear masks. >> reporter: back at sfo, passengers and people picking them up are taking precautions as the chinese new year travel season kicks into high gear. now, even with the screenings, the cdc says it is expecting to see additional cases of coronavirus here in the united states in the coming days. reporting live at sfo, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, the city of vallejo has just released surveillance video showing the moment an off duty richmond police shot and killed a man in a strip mall parking lot. the four videos of the november shotting show an argument unfold between sergeant virgil thomas and eric reason. thomas appears to pull his car into a parking spot cutting reason off. you then see the two men arguing. reason returns to his van and appears to pull out a gun. approaching thomas again and continuing th

cases of the virus have also been reported in thailand, japan, south korea and taiwan. mark strassman has more. >> reporter: a man in his 30s reported feeling ill on sunday is now under quarantine here at the providence regional center just north of seattle. he traveled recently to wuhan, china where the virus apparently originated in this food market last month. it's a new strain now spreading in asia and has never been seen before in humans. >> the current information suggests that there is human transmission of this virus. what we don't know is how sustained the transmission is. >> reporter: signs of the virus include fever, cough and trouble breathing. in severe cases patients suffer pneumonia, kidney failure and death. there are no vaccinations. china was criticized for underreporting the sars could -- -- sars pan demonstrate economic that killed nearly 800 people in 2002-2003. but cdc says china's prompt reporting of this new virus helped he detect this first case here in the the u.s. >> the global community and united states has been preparing for exactly this si

the first cases have now been identified outside china in thailand, south korea, japan, taiwan and theealth organisation is meeting to decide whether the infection poses an international public health emergency. there have been no cases in the uk so far and ministers say the risk to the public is low. tulip mazumdar reports. this is the epicentre of a new outbreak. hospital staff are dealing with hundreds of patients. more than a dozen health workers have been infected. this virus, which can cause severe lung problems, appears to be spread through close contact with infected people. there are particular concerns ahead of the lunar new year as millions get ready to travel for the holidays. china says the situation is under control, with many more cases are expected. translation: that we were in government advice is if there is no urgent need outsiders should not visit wuhan. wuhan residents should not leave unless there are special circumstances. this is where we can reduce the flow of people, reduced the possibility of contagion and prevention and control can be successful. the outbrea

washington state is confirmed to have the virus there are also cases in japan south korea, thailand and taiwan. initial cases were linked to a seafood market in will chinese health officials thisweek said human to human transmission has now been confirmed as well we spoke with the chief of infectious disease at kaiser redwood city today, he says if you're traveling you should follow standard precautions to keep yourself from being infected. >>its concerning enough to be alert and aware of you know people whare traveling if we take the standard the usual precautions for infectivity in its management then that will suffice so wa your hands cover your cough and don't go out who are traveling if for instance, you have fever. >>otherwise he'll. >>the symptoms are pretty uch the same as a general illness ranging from fever, shortness of breath, cough sore throat difficulty, breathing and sometimes a fever that could last severaldays and more severe cases infection can lead to severe acute respiratory synome kidney failure or even death as it has in those 9 of reported cases now in an effort to stop

while infections exceed 4600 elsewhere in southeast asia there are 14 confirmed cases in thailand 18 hone kong taiwan macau south korea japan singapore malaysia vietnam and cambodia they've also confirmed infections people of all say fallen ill in germany and france nepal australia the u.s. and canada now many of those countries are working to get their citizens out of the chinese city of will hand that circles the center of the outbreak but the world health organization is cautious about that approach. evacuating staff or any anybody from an area always bears the slight possibility that they carry the virus with them or especially if there's a possibility of asymptomatic or very small symptoms. at the same time i understand that countries who have been already talking about bringing their nationals back which is of course in the full sovereignty in the interest of those member states have been taking measures or have announced measures to either contain these people on the on the way back or contain for a certain amount of time. the chinese president xi jinping has told the visiting. he's confident

coronavirus is spreading worldwide with 80 people now confmeand 2700 cases singapore, france, thailand, vietnam and taiwan with medical experts saying the coronavirus is part of a large family of viruses, including one that causes the common cold. >>> today, president donald beg its second day of opening arguments in the senate impeachment trial. we have caroline shively from washington, where the president's lawyers have to confront new allegations from john bolton, former national security adviser. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the new revelation from bolton is reported by the new york times and cranks up the democratic calls for impeachment witnesses. about one hour ago, president trump weighed-in on twitter saying the house never asked bolton to testify so it is up to them, not the senate. >> they are afraid of what witnesses have to say and the whole strategy has been to deprive the public of a fair trial. they don't frame it that way. i think they are deathly afraid of what the witnesses will have to say and their strategy is to deprive the public of a fair trial. they don't frame it that

. >> the extra contracts -- thailand and taiwan are both countries that are named -- on the verge of they were not bumped up in that classification. and that has given a green light to the bank of thailand to say that we can be more aggressive in trying to slow down the thai baht appreciation. an incredible story. morenot that i have a negative perspective on the asians and currency -- the asians currency. but short-term we reach an extreme. we need to break it down to three times. short term in the context of the trade deal and the more medium-term, the 3-6-month horizon. there's the longer-term growth story. haslinda: peter, how much room to run for e.m. currencies? we started 2020 with perception that e.m.'s basically will play catch up. economies will be stronger than the u.s. if you take a look at the data, they are ok. >> it is ok, but it is not great. the jobs data was ok but it was not great. from a growth perspective wishes the slower growth in 2020. fine. an, if we do have environment of modest dollar weakness and you look at selectede.m., crisis doing well, but shipley wit