people that the risk of infection is still out there and possibly nearby there are a lot of people like theelin korea. because they think they didn't have any contact with the patient with this web site they have a better idea of that and they can't really deal with the situation since their creation in late january in early february independent coronavirus patient tracking web sites have received millions of page views offering users reassuring information on. when the corona virus became a threat i downloaded the app since started using them to understand the situation you can see where infected people have been and avoid going there so it helps to stop the virus from spreading. so 3 has managed to flatten the curve in reduced new pieces of the corona virus in recent weeks although health officials here still worry about potential new clusters. well from seoul south korea i'm now joined by professor john one son associate professor at the bob school of fleming university college london professor offer a peek at the beginning of march south korea has kept new infections very low you say besi

one of the polls saying in terms of who might be better against trouble i find this so fascinating i theel like reliving the 2016 election where we had a centrist candidate hillary clinton and establishment candidate a clinton and person to the left a person who wasn't even really isn't even really a democrat bernie sanders let's not forget is an independent running as a democrat definitely establishment democrats didn't like him very much wanted to see hillary clinton be that candidate thought she was the one to beat dollars from bernie sanders still calling himself a democratic socialism exactly democratic socialists in the u.s. in a very different way than a very different era exactly a very different way something that younger voters are actually very much a very much appeal they appeal to that they don't have the same association with socialism that older generations in america america do now are seeing again an establishment democratic moderate former vice president with the blessing of barack obama of wildly popular president trying to make the case i'm the guy to beat dallas trump

. >> youou talked extensively abot theel negligence is going to manufacturing these drugs and the differential health outcom outcomes. the product is a pill. in terms of chemical, molecular analysis of the pill can you detecttc the outcomes of the negligent practices it would seem that that is a variable process. let me give an example of what is happening in the system if there's no routine testing. so, an investigator went into a plant in china 2017 and noticed something which was it wasn't as required investigating and purity spikes in its own drugs. it wawas making blood pressure medicine for the u.s. market. so, the investigator recommended to the fda this should be a serious distinction on the manufacturing plant. the bureaucrats back in maryland said it doesn't seem that serious. it turns out that france was producing active ingredients are blood pressure medication that had a carcinogen. this is the case where the investigator caught it, the bureaucrats said not such a big deal. they were not routinely testing and here we are with millions of americans having blood pressure medication

all hands on deck from theel get-go from the administration. what are the democrats doing? they are impeaching. ultimately, there is no doubt that will overcome this disease, the virus. america will come roaring back. that's a fact. at some point, china, they are going to be forced to answer for the spread of this deadly disease and the lies they told and i have some strong words for china coming up later in the program. more on all of this, facts over fear is fox nation host is laura logan. >> according to the cdc as a 4:00 this afternoon, there were 1,215 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the u.s. and the number of americans who have now died stands at 36. washington state is still the hardest hit by far. they've had 31 deaths and 4057 cases. all of this data according to the cdc. a huge gap, they have 198 cases and four confirmed deaths. california has some other news, disneyland's closing. they'll close saturday for the rest of the month. the hotels will close on monday. they've only closed a few times in their history, sean. the last time was right after 9/11. that's a

let's hope we can accelerate that in theel coming days and weeks here. >> by the way, some time ago i tweeted a message saying countries, even high income countries should expect surprise. this virus is new, and there are many things that we don't know about, and that's why i said, you know, even rich countries should expect surprises. and that was also a warning call, saying if you would have some surprises, then you should be ready for any eventualities. you should prepare yourself. so that's one. but the second thing, or the other thing which we said from the w.h.o. side before which i remember foley is, the health system in developing countries or in high income countries is lean and mean. you know, they have been investing in efficiency for many years, and it runs at more than 95% of efficiency. and when emergency comes, expanding it to accommodate the new norm is very difficult. that's why many countries actually have struggled. and i think we will learn a lesson from this efficiency is good during normal times. efficiency is good when things are predictable. but efficiency will

senator durbin and everyone else, theel reason we are doing this is because you tell me it takes six, eight months for unappointed commissions at the state level to figure this out. what are we asking you to do? get unemployment you got to tell us where you work and how much you make and what we want to do is fill in the difference between the state on employment benefits and your actual wages and stop there. we don't do that under this bill. people are getting paid more not to work than they were in the workforce. it will be hard to not incentivize people to leave their jobs? you can be unemployed and $23 an hour in south carolina. that's more than people make. i'm urging my colleagues that we need to fix this now, no matter how well-intentioned you will make the next four months impossible for small businesses to hire and i can promise you this if you pay someone $23 an hour not to work then they will probably find a way to get there rather than stay in the workforce where i'm sure they would rather be? we have created a perverse incentive not to help theut unemployed person but to

put up by republican that parties, the republican national committee, and if you d go down and read theelfine prie it does say that.ensu but i guess my concern is that thisis designed to confuse people aboutm the the census. we've seen some ads, some onlineroun ads from the presidet trump's campaign that also seemed to be designed to confuse people about the census. i would ask, are their efforts that o you see underway within the department or within the census spe bureau to try and respond to this kind of misinformation? willing to speak out about? that this is not helpful as we are trying to get an accurate sense count? >> i'm relieved to be confirmed that this is not a census document because it doesn't look does not look like one to me. >> educated citizen who is not as familiar with the census as you are,ould they don't know thensuo difference between this document and what comes out officially from the senate. >> i have asked that the career staff of census to look into this and see what appropriateepo action, if any, we should be foi taking to deal with it. >> thank you. will you

that is theel that fear of the central bank, the fear with the response of the -- to the outbreak.the markets had that terrible performance last week, the worst since 2008. and then the central bank starts to zero in, worrying about financial conditions. they know inflation is low, so they have some row -- some room to cut if they need to. if this is a supply shock to the economy, lower rates will not make a factory that is closed or cannot get its goods produced were out there, that will be a problem that monetary policy will not fix. on the demand side, if you have an emergency, are you going to go short, take a holiday? the central bank is well aware of that. at the same time, they know they have men bates -- mandates that they can react. francine: what about china? james: the good news is that the infection rates are stabilizing. the bad news is it is -- it is interesting to me that if you look at shanghai composite versus s&p, the massive outperformance last week his people see the light at the end of the tunnel. china has used the right policy mix which is you shut the econom