terminal.ng to sfo. the move is intended to give passengers a quote more peaceful experience. passengers are asd to stay informed about their flht status on their own myra for referring to their airline apps or to terminal flight information screen. so the death toll is rising in tenness as the search for more pele expands after deadly storms struck on tuesday, at least 24 people have been killed hundreds of homes and businesses have been destroyed camila bernal is in putnam county tennessee just east of nashville with the latest. >>tennessee remains under a state of emergency i thought for sure that she can take the whole house up this after the deadliest day of tornadoes in 7 years. i've never been more terried of my life as a storms have passed the recovery efforts are now getting underway now we're in the ansition from yesterday's emergency. to recovery. >>the nexthase will be rebuilding. >>officials are working to get an accurate picture of the lives lost and the damage done in terms of a

you just introduced legislation called the healthy terminals act. for people who don't work in the airport but are concerned about going to the airport, i wonder how often they think about people who must be in the airport all the time? talk about what you have introduced. also, tell us what district you represent. >> i represent the 34th district which covers parts of their bronx and westchester counties. as we have read in the news recently, one of the children of a man who lives in new rochelle is currently quarantined. the child goes to sa's golden riverdale. r, amy: and the high school was closed. clubs and also the elementary school as well. think the healthy terminals act is an attempt to really make sure the people who are on the frontline of international

of course, it only gets you from security around the terminal.anes themselves. this trial is a partnership with british airways, who are looking to see if the technology can be used to improve the experiences of disabled passengers. of course, i couldn't resist taking it for a spin around jfk myself. they're taking this down towards gate three. now, if i'm being critical, the ride could have been smoother. the chair has to stop often when it senses obstacles such as people. and in a busy airport likejfk, there are obviously lots of those. i already feel quite safe. i don't feel like i'm going to run anybody down. ifeel like the queen. hello. after i had my few minutes of fun, it was time to let the more important people, actual passengers, try it for the first time. however, it didn't completely go to plan. call it the click curse, but despite the many dozens of successful tests, with its first passenger, the chair seemed to think it was in a different place. and staff eventually had to take over. subsequent passengers did try the chair and it di

also, self—driving wheelchair departing now from terminal seven. ifeel like the queen. hello.s week marks three months since the world first heard about a newly identified disease. i am of of course talking about covid—i9, which is caused by a new type of coronavirus. to date there have been over 3000 deaths from nearly 100,000 confirmed cases in 81 countries. and this is how i know that. this is thejohn hopkins university covid—i9 dashboard. since it went live injanuary, it has gone viral and in a good way by demystifying the stats and the numbers behind the spread of this disease. it is amalgamating data from many of the world's health agencies and so for example right now i can see the total number of confirmed cases is just over 93,000, these are the countries where they have confirmed cases and, just as importantly i think, this is the total number of people who have already recovered completely from the disease. and this is just one of the pop—up projects that have appeared online, aiming to demystify the glut of covid—i9 data. community power site next strain drops the

and then have meetings at the other terminal. let us know cdc came in and all of the precautions that they were taking and give us some information in a statement the transportation security administration confirms the 3 officers who work at the airport have tested positive for the covid 19 virus. >>the officers are receiving medical care and all tsa employees they have come into contact with over the past 14 days are quarantined at home. the terminal b screening checkpoints remain open. the union says some screeners have now been asked to work longer hours is a stressful time says carolyn bauer and they're still having signed even though he's fine that santa clara county recommendations in the health recommendations. >>with this kind of disease, especially now that it's a pandemic. yeah, they're they're and again we have the variety of people from young to old as officers powers as the infected screeners work the night shift in terminal b screening passengers on alaska and southwest airlines. >>they were taken off the job februa

and obviously any termination is taken very seriously by any woman, or any couple.r choice to do that. but most disabilities will be found before 2a weeks, so if they were to make that decision, that very hard decision for them, then ultimately it is their choice and i would hope they would get support and up—to—date and correct information about down‘s syndrome before they make their decision. in terms of other disabilities, where it is not found out until later in the pregnancy, it is still a very hard decision to make. i have met and heard of couples who have carried on with pregnancies where the baby has been incompatible with life, with a life limiting condition, and they have chosen to carry on. they have had maybe a few hours, a few days, a few weeks with their baby. there was a lady my friend met last week who was diagnosed with being incompatible for life and the child is now eight years old. so, i would say that doctors are not always right. the effect of your campaigning would be to limit the choice of some women, who perhaps according to antenatal organi

maybe there was at terminal two or five, but nothing at terminal three. i was a bit concerned. sticking with the budget reaction, whether the right targets are going to be given the support they need. taxi drivers, or they can be helped? i don't know how they will be helped. it was very clear who he's targeting this money at. smes, those businesses that are already eligible for rate relief, their markets are very tight. within three months if they are not getting the business, they will go out of business. look at flybe. we saw some of the kata crop —— catastrophic drops in business. there are other people i think who might be missed in this. look at people in universal credit or social care. all of these big—ticket items would expect to hearin big—ticket items would expect to hear ina big—ticket items would expect to hear in a budget. he did address universal credit. not enough. the policies not working. universal credit. not enough. the policies not workinglj universal credit. not enough. the policies not working. i sincerely hope that people will not politicize this issue. a

this is what it looked like inside sfo's international terminal just minutes ago. it was essentially empty. several ticket counters one even open and there were hardly any travelers. the only people who we found were we able repeople heading t hawaii. >> i mean, yeah, there's a concern, but, i don't know, we already bought the tickets so we might as well just go all the way through. you see a big impact and i want to know if it is going to be like this the whole day because especially when all the flights come in. usually it is really busy. >> reporter: they said they aren't too concerned about getting onto a plane but they will be taking those extra precautions as you just heard, wiping benefits, wiping down armrests, the tray in front of you, anything to prevent the exposure from the coronavirus. at sfu, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the the council president nine the european commission president are firing back of the president this morning saying in a statement, the european union approves that they want to place a travel ban. >>> live look at minetta international

the employees were terminated. and the new incentive plan was designed to reward customer service and to -- to do li be more of team goals than individual goals. what we found and see while there were -- was some of the behavior to get the incentive, it was more to avoid criticism by the managers. >> okay, the reason why i was concerned by sales goals, i have been involved in sales for maybe 40 years. and i know that what happened is management does set these sales goals and for agents and so forth for else goals for you to try to reach. and -- and but i did know until the day even when the chairwoman started doing that banks would have sales goals that would trickle down to all of the branches, so that they would go out and trying to attract more business. what i can't understand is how -- even though you said the employees were terminated, how could managers that has been in the organization a long time would not want to monitor all of these branches of the sales goals when they knew -- they had to know that some

the employees were terminated. the new incentive plan was designed to reward customer service and two sort of individual goals. some of the behavior to get the incentive it was more to avoid criticism by the managers. >> the reason, i have been involved in sales for maybe 40 years. i know that what happened is management does set the sales goals. four agents and so forth, goals for you to try to reach. but i didn't know -- didn't know until the chairwoman stated it. banks that have such sales goals, trickle down to all of the branches. so that they would go out and try to attract more business. when i cannot understand is how, even though you said these employees were terminated. how could managers that have been in the organization for a long time would not want to monitor all of these branches of sales goals when they had to know something was going wrong? even though you said they were eliminated. i'm sure wells fargo still has sales goals they have to meet. how does that handle now through the board? when they

terminal a, b or both of them? were these behind-the-scenes employees or were they screening and interacting with the passengers? and if so how many passengers did they come in contact with? how long were they contagious before they became aware they had the virus? the screening checkpoints as you saw briefly do remain open. the agency says it is working with the cdc, the california department of health and the public health department. do you have any concerns about going through security? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> i guess we're trying to -- everyone is trying to take care of everyone, so we're all trying to make sure everybody is okay. >> no, no, i don't think so. hopefully they're taking care of those people. >> reporter: and earlier this morning the head of the tsa tweeted out and i'm partially quoting here, he said we're working with local health officials to take containment steps. as far as the airport is concerned they are aware of the situation and they're following the protocols put out by the santa

and then have meetings at the other terminal. let us know cvc came in and all of the precautions that they were taking and give us some information in a statement the transportation security administration confirms the 3 officers who work at the airport have tested positive for the covid 19 virus. >>the officers are receiving medical care and all tsa employees they have come into contact with over the past 14 days are quarantined at home. the terminal b screening checkpoints remain open. the union says some screeners have now been asked to work longer hours is a stressful time says carolyn bauer and they're still having side even though he's fine that santa clara county recommendations in the health recommendations. >>with this kind of disease, especially now that it's pandemic. yeah, they're they're and again we have the variety of people from young to old as officers bowers says the infected screeners work the night shift in terminal b screening passengers on alaska and southwest airlines. >>they were taken off the job february

and then have meetings athe other terminal. >>let us know cvc came in and all of the precautions that they were taking and give us some information in a statement the transportation security administration confirms the 3 officers who work at the airport have 19 virus. itive for the covid >>the officers are receing medical care d all a employees they have come into contact with over the past 14 days are quarantined at home. the terminal b screening checkpois remain op. the union says some screeners have now been asked to work longer hours is a stressful time says calyn bauer and they're still having side even though he's fine that nta clara county recommendations in the health recommendations. >>with this knd of disease, especially now that it's pandec. >>yeah, they're they're and again we have the variety of people from young to old as officers powers as the nfected screeners work the screening passengers on alaska and sohwest airlines. >>they were taken off the job february 26some screeners are wearing maskand gloves in the fa

it will reportedly docket a terminal no longer in operation.s had been quarantined on the ship off the northern california coast. only 45 passengers have been tested for the virus. passengers who require hospitalization will lead first. the rest will be tested and will remain quarantined if necessary. strump another major bay area event is being postponed. cinequest the san jose film festival will have screenings as scheduled today but the rest of the festival is postponed until august. >>> 10 people are dead and another 23 missing after and hotel collapse in southeastern china. it was one of many being used as protective housing for people from areas hard-hit by the virus. all of them had tested negative for coronavirus. >>> italy has ordered a lockdown across much of his well the northern area including the financial capital of the line. it is the latest attempt to contain the growing coronavirus out break. the unprecedented restrictions affect about 16 million people. >>> bundle up before you step outside this morning, it will be cold. 15 de

and two in terminal three. these were selected through competitive process. we summarized the scores in table one on page 16 of the report. we summarize the lease terms in table two. these are 10 year leases. they pay the greater of the minimum represent or percentage rent. if they pay the minimum guarantee rent the revenue $6.3 million to the airport. it is expected they will papers age rent at -- pay percentage rent and we recommend approval. >> i have this open up for public comment. any members of the public to comment? seeing none, public comment is . i want to ask you are there any requirements for local hire for the agencies? >> yes, i confirmed with staff it applies to all airport leases with tenant improvement of 750,000 or above. that would not apply to the two small business set asides. those two proposesers are both local businesses. i would assume they would pull from existing employee pool and did i mention that the first source hires is included in all leases. there would be coverage there as wel

she is the author of the healthy terminals act.lisabeth benjamin, vice president of health initiatives at the community service society of new york and co-founder of the health care for all new york campaign. and kshama sawant, socialist city councilmember from seattle, washington. when we come back, voter suppression in texas and california? stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. nermeeeen: long wait times plagd polling places in texas throughout super tuesday, especially in districts with high numbers of black and latinx voters and college students. many voters reported waiting in line for more than three hours to cast a ballot. at least 750 texas polling sites have been shuttered since 2013, when the supreme court slashed federal oversight of texas and other southern states under the voting rights act of 1965. in one case, cnn correspondent tweeted a photo of an african-american voter who waited nearly to cast his vote seven hours at a polling site at texas southern univer

. >>> it's a big deal at sfo, a sneak peek inside the new harvey milk terminal. >> the upgrades to terminal 1 include a new ticket counter area, nine additional aircraft gates, three new restaurants, four new shops, and new public art. also large harvey milk signage on the outside of the terminal and a permanent exhibit dedicated to the san francisco supervisor and gay rights activist. >> this is very cool because it's something that people pre-security can enjoy. you don't have to be a ticketed passenger to enjoy this. we're hoping the public can really enjoy what this facility is all about, honoring harvey milk and his life. >> the $2.4 billion terminal is scheduled to open march 24th. >> we have one of the most beautiful airports in the world, great to see that. >>> a mixed bag of weather. >> showers moving across the bay area today. also that earthquake, we talked about it earlier. it's been downgraded to a 3.8. that's north of truckee, five-mile depth. that's why some folks may have felt it. aftershock of 1.3 over the past 15 minutes. we'll talk more about our weekend rain in a few min

. >>> el sindicato representa a esto trabajadores confirmó que en la terminal del aeropuerto de san joséabajaban 3 de los empleados infectados con el coronavirus, el representante de la federación americana de trabajadores de gobierno alto los últimos 15 días debido a que estaba enfermo, los trabajadores trabajan están más preocupados.

b, at terminal a, at both of them? we don't know. how long were they contagious before they became aware they had the virus? don't know that. were they working behind the scenes or interacting and screening passengers? again, not a question answered by the tsa. they confirm they are receiving medical care and all employees they came in contact with over the past 14 days are quarantined at home. the agency says it is working with the cdc, the california department of health. as you can imagine this kind of news has made some passengers uneasy. >> i still need to travel so the least i can do is be careful, wash my hands. >> i went through tsa and didn't have any physical contact with anyone so i am aware of that. and this is my new way to say hi. no more handshaking. >> reporter: they tell us they are aware of the situation and are following the guidance put out by the public health department as far as how to stop the spread. they are down however many employees, they are at full staff. we don't know if that's the case

they told us all three worked here screening passengers at terminal b which is southwest and alaska airlines and that all three worked the night shift. now, local political leaders are demanding answers from the tsa. unng hh riknowing erson with an

the management of the auto division i believe was terminated. and in individual cases were there was misconduct, those employees were terminated and the appropriate suspicious activity reports filed i believe. >> it's clear you do not serve the clients best interest and you have admitted that already. if it were up to me and i believe many members of this committee on both sides of the aisle a few of you would be in jail today. certainly if you were the president of the american bar association instead of the american bankers association you would be disbarred today. i hope the department of justice continues to investigate bad actions by bankers and board members across the country to hopefully stop this malfeasance in this country. the american people are looking forward to this. i yield back. >> the gentleman from florida is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair. and welcome to the committee. and try not to make sure not to ask the same question as other members have asked simply due to the fact it centers around the same area

first person to die of the coronavirus in california as here at pier 27,san francisco's cruise sh terminal on february 21th placer county public health officials say the rockland man had become sick aboard the grand princess cruise ship 2 days earlier as it headed back to san francisco from mexico. >>the cdc and pncess cruises are working to notify all passeers of their possible exposure. >>it turns out there are passengers and crew who continued on the grand prinss is next voyage to hawaii who are showing symptoms. t health officials exposure here in san so been francisco. >>this individual did devep symptoms on the cruise and was still symptomatic when they passed through the port of san francisco on the return trip that means nyone in contact with the passenger at the cruise ship teinal or on his route back to rockland may have been exposed as well. in contact with the man don't show symptoms by thifriday, they may be out of the woods this voyage did. so we're coming actually to y the end of the 14 day period. i believe that on friday they would go through the entire incuation. time. >>

term ma term, terminal b is the trouble spot. marianne favro has the late details. >> reporter: we learned the three tsa officers were at a security checkpoint here at terminal b. they have now been diagnosed with coronavirus. now, this is part of the airport where alaska airlines, southwest airlines flies in and out of. and now, even congressional leaders are demanding that tsa tell the public when those employees worked. >> at san jose international airport today, we found many passengers wears masks and gloves, protection some say is especially important now that three tsa employees have been diagnosed with coronavirus. george fan says he will take extra precautions going through security. >> just be conscious about contact and make sure i wash my hands afterwards. >> the union representing tsa employees say all three officers with covid-19 worked at the security checkpoint in terminal b. where southwest and alaska airlines arrives and departing. a spokesperson says the first employee to test positive last worked at the airpor

, a and 2 employees were that terminal so acrding to the employees they said 're all in a bad situation. no matter what so might as well head in and go to work those are their words as far as what's going on with the airport's. well we told you yesterday that sent that the santa clara county health department placed a ban on evts over a 1000 people but even though those 3 people came down with virus positives. >>at the airports but of course they said to us over the last couple of days, anythincan change at a mont's notice. >>thank you well. >>same with schools, it's all changing and ght now students are ing back to class at lowell high school in san frncisco been hut down for a while since last thursday after a student's parents tested potive for chronic fires from for sarah stinson live at wall right stinson live at wall right now. sarah. >>a little high school students will head back to the classroom this morning at 9.10 after being away from school for nearly a week anas you said it's because a parent tesd positive for the coronavirus i'm sure a lot of the people are glad to have th

i know it is a very controversial subject, terminations, abortions, martin, but this kind of climate, risks if they can't access legitimate services. yes. people, if they are panicking, if they find themselves unable to have a termination, you can understand why the doctors might have, the hospital i have life or death decisions that they might feel la priorities. —— feel our priorities. it could lead to a desperate act. people need advice, people need help. people need to access information, and pregnant women in particular, sometimes they are panicking of obvious reasons because they are pregnant, things are very difficult for them. we desperately need as much information to as many people as possible, and we haven't overstretched nhs as we know, and suddenly things are really tough, and it is going to be difficult for and it is going to be difficult for an awful lot of people. martin, dorcas about the mail on sunday, china positive lies, suggesting china positive lies, suggesting china has not been upfront about the true death toll there. it is just affliction? this is interesting

at terminal b the travel crowds are sparse and a lot of flyers here are wearing gloves and masks. >>want to get it. i was in europe. so i came to l.a. i wanted to be sure. because it's spreading too fast. >> reporter: passengers say what they are not prepared for is word that three tsa agents here tested positive for covid-19. >> now i'm nervous because they said the tsa agents got it. so it's floating around in this airport probably. >> reporter: federal county and local officials want tsa to share more information. >> i think what would be most important for people to know is when those employees were in the airport because that would tell you whether or not you'd been there on any of those days and whether or not you should self-quarantine -- >> we have not really gotten the full information from the tsa management here in washington. >> reporter: so far the transportation security administration has only announced the three agents' infection, and the quarantine of a few other employees. according to the union representing the agents they worked the security line at terminal b and

the management of the auto division i believe was terminated. and in individual cases were there was misconduct, those employees were terminated and the appropriate suspicious activity reports filed i believe. >> it's clear you do not serve the clients best interest and you have admitted that already. if it were up to me and i believe many members of this committee on both sides of the aisle a few of you would be in jail today. certainly if you were the president of the american bar association instead of the american bankers association you would be disbarred today. i hope the department of justice continues to investigate bad actions by bankers and board members across the country to hopefully stop this malfeasance in this country. the american people are looking forward to this. i yield back. >> the gentleman from florida is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you madam chair. and welcome to the committee. and try not to make sure not to ask the same question as other members have asked simply due to the fact it centers around the same area

terminal b is the terminal for alaska airlines and southwest airlines. we just received a statement from the santa county public health department which says it does not recommend closing the airport. reporting live at sjc, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we continue to see the number of coronavirus cases rise here in the bay area. look at this map. in fact, we updated it today. six more cases were reported so that brings the total to 15 cases. santa clara county continues to be the hardest hit. about an hour ago they announced three more cases bringing the total to 48. this is one of the biggest trouble spots in the country. >>> first bay asked and now they're ordering, san francisco banning any event where 1,000 or more people will gather to try to contain the spread of the coronavirus. minutes after that announcements, the warrior's became the first nba team to say they will play games with no fans in the stands. the warriors aren't the only ones making changes. a look at what is a new reality of the city's order. >> reporter: san francisco says

there and i'm at the los angeles international airport international terminal of the tom bradley terminal things are fairly busy right now despite the ban having gone into effect just moments ago many of the people that you can see behind me inside the doors of the terminal are lining up for ticket counters at korean air that's not one of the countries yet that has been affected so a lot of people seem to be. for whatever reason pretty anxious to get onboard korean air flights now president donald trump as we know amounts the 30 day european country travel ban. on wednesday in a speech that was so riddled with errors and misinformation that it made travelers panic and of course sent markets into a tumble officials later explained that the band did not apply to u.s. citizens or permanent residents they will be allowed to come home they'll be funneled into 13 domestic airports in the u.s. of which l.a.x. where i am right now is one but they will be subject to health checks and then to a 2 week quarantine upon return so let's look at some numbers here daryn last year there were about 550 fli

this was done to help us relieve some of the congestion that we were experiencing at the terminal curbs. in addition, there was a new staging lot that was created as t.m.c.s in the waiting lot was backing up into millbrae avenue as well as extensions into our new t.m.c. lots and the taxi staging area and the airport's new hotel. the trip fees that are collected from our ground transportation operators are used to fund this contract. the budget analyst's office has reviewed the contract and the proposed modification and recommends approval, but if requested, i would be happy to answer any questions if you have them. >> chair fewer: thank you. can we hear from the b.l.a. office, please. >> yes, the current contract extends it one year, to 2021, and increases the amount from 19.5 million to 29.5 million. the increase of $10 million is to account for increased spending over the remaining two years. the increase goes up from 5.5 million in 18-19 to a projected 6 million in 19-20. the reason is for an increase in positions from 74 positions to 96 positions under the contract. we did talk to t

if you have a bloomberg terminal, check out tv .ck on our charts and interact with us directly. coming up, we are keeping a close eye on the markets. major averages are having over -- are hovering around an 8% drop now. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: this is "balance of power ." it's time now for a check on the markets. for that, we turn to kailey leinz. kailey: not pretty out there. we are off the lows of the session and still down about 7.5% for the s&p 500. if we close at these levels, we are firmly in a bear market, and a bear market which we got to incredibly quickly. the market is disappointed in policy response, for but the monetary side, with the ecb not cutting rates today, and then on the fiscal side, they were disappointed in what they saw from the president last night. many of the things the president is planning, like that travel ban as it relates to europe, is going to have a negative impact on the sectors that have already been under pressure. look at airline stocks today, all down by double digits, in the u.s. as well

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even looked at it psa terminal for the oakland airport. we looked far and wide and i brought them back to pier 24 and he loved it. we did a lot of due diligence. i don't know where it came from but i didn't give it to him. he approached the port staff in the light of the women's museum having failed, and having wasted a lot of time and support of mrs planning had not really settled on a coastal use for that area. i wanted at least a 45-year lease so we could do a total foundation and get tax credits, et cetera. but, with the port staff and cooperating we said ok, it's too much of a heavy lift so we did the deal that we did. we built a fabulous museum. i'm not here to develop it and i'm not on the paper and i'm just here as a citizen and i'm passionate and the head of the louvre and the head of the tokyo museum and this is a world famous cultural facility and it's what we all feel is a little funky and it's super cultural, it's a great asset for the city. i appreciate he has kind of fished around about appointments and stuff like that but i

right now people can apply as soon as they know they've been terminated or laid off due to covid-19. many government agencies are backed up and they're their phone lines, you call, they're busy, their website can be a little slow. the best thing is to keep trying and you will eventually get through. there officially is no holding time period or waiting time period to qualify for unemployment benefits. >> my wifeorks about 20 hoursse. can she sign up for unemployment? >> yes, those individuals who have been impacted in that their hours have been reduced can apply for unemployment. you have to answer the questions to see how much you qualify for. but again part of the emergency unemployment loss that's been put into effect is that it weighs many of the requirements that we would normally see, such as you're still working in some form or another in some amount of hours that you would not be eligible for unemployment. even if your hours have been reduced, you can qualify for unemployment. the other great thing now, independent contractors and small business owners can also qualify for un

we want to terminate obama care.t's very defective we want wee got rid of the worst part and that was a very important thing. getting rid of the individual mandate is a very important thing. we want to get something. if we can get the house, you'll have the best healthcare, health insurance, anywhere on the planet. but we have to get the house back. now, that means we have to hold the state, we have to get the, we have to obviously keep the white house. but what we're doing is managing it really well. it'-- they want to terminate t.t everyone there is saying, and we have our great senator from pennsylvania, thank you very much, pat for being here want. [applause]. but very important and wight wake our great congressman, have i to say, they were warriors. real warriors, in terms of the fake impeachment. i will tell you that. and it's texas and many states. they are trying to terminate. but they want to put something that's much better. they are terminating to put much better and they have all pledged that pre-existing

and then ave meetings at the other terminal. let us know cvc came in and all of the precautions that they were taking and give us some informationn a statement the transportation security administration confirms the 3 officers who work at the airport have tested positivefor the covid 19 virus. >>the officers are receivg medicacare and all tsa employees they have come into contact with over the past 14 days are quarantined at home. the terminal b screening checkpoints remain open. the union says some screeners have now been asked to work longer hours is a stressful time says carolyn bauer and they're ill having side even though he sign that san clara county recomndations in the health recommendations. >>with this kind of disease, especially now that it's paemic. ye, they're they're and again we have the variety of people from young to old asoffers powers as the infected screeners work the night shift in terminal b screening passengers on alaska ansouthwest airlines. >>they wee taken off the job are wearing sks and gloves in the f

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airport officials say the gate agent last worked on sunday at terminal two.he airport closed all gates where that individual worked so they could be disinfected. they'll also clean other areas the gate agent visited including a restroom at the terminal it's baggage claim. >>> san francisco muni officials say one of its employees tested positive earlier this week. union officials say it was bound to happen and as they have been pushing muni for more protections for drivers. >> they're talking about it. and they're talking about it. enough talk. no more talk. we're sick and tired of talking. . >> now, employees say they want more protections including limiting the number of passengers on a bus. the agency addressed some of the drivers' concerns by installing clear operator barriers. bart's general manager says the money will help make up for some of the steep losses and revenue brought on by the coronavirus outbreak. 60% of the agency's operating budget is funded by the fares paid by riders. >>> and starbucks thanking all first responders with a free coffee to

. >> and a live look at the sfo terminal and why >>> the time now is 7:13. number one is breaking news. we're following the beth toll as it continues to climb in tennessee. at least nine people are dead after two twisters touched down. we'll be updating the officers from last night, it's unclear what they're searching for. >> there are at least nine cases in santa clara county. two cases each in san ma day owe counties. >> voters here in california and 13 other states have opened up 1300 delegates here today. >> look at these temperatures here from 11 to 17 degrees above average. even an 80 in santa rosa. >> and i'm going to keep up the super trend. meters lights came on at 5:13 but it is rather shooth. you're going to get a slight claw into san francisco. >> i'm going to take your lead and say that we have a super star at number seven. sting is coming to midday live today. this is video of me chatting with him yesterday. will be talking more about his new musical called "the last ship" that is currently playing at the theater. >> in the south bay, she threa

we are just getting a headline across the bloomberg terminal from nhk in regards to japan.cording to the tokyo residentshe has asked to stay inside this weekend. the data check, a lot going on, on the markets. we are seeing a second day rally because of the stimulus package in the u.s. futures up, european futures gaining 1.4%. it is not the 4% highs we saw an hour ago, but they are holding onto gains, wti climbing toward $25 a barrel, and treasury turning lower, dollar falling for a second day. tom: it will be interesting to see the market reaction when we come out with greater information of the 1100 some pages of legislation from washington. we have much more coming up, peter hotez scheduled to be with and a timely conversation with raghuram rajan on the faultlines of this medical crisis. please stay with us. from london and new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> i hope we can do this by easter. i think that would be a great thing for our country, and we country, and we are all working really hard to make that a reality. we will be meeting with a lot of people to see if it

looking at the bloomberg terminal, this comes despite u.s.curtail the business on a u.s. stage. we are thrilled to be talking with the vice president. we have a number of questions spanning on a number of things, but what is the market looking like in china, after the lockdown and concerns about coronavirus? are people slowly buying new phones? is there a pickup? victor: thank you very much's -- much. nice to talk to you. i would like to see you hope [indiscernible] cities and impacting families, so huawei, we have come through this period from the earlier fabric and full production will be recovered. the first part is to make sure the safety and health of the employees and make sure we are in a safe position. francine: give us a sense of after the lockdown, are people ready to spend? all of our heartfelt console it those whondolences to are fighting for their lives or have lost their lives, but are people in china ready to buy a new phone because of the measures put in place? are people feeling more confident about their future? victor: yes,