david weston, balance of power i'm looking forward to this week's episodes. well, today's episode.t's a daily show. straight to the setup. that is, of course, raging through what central banks can what it means for the banks. as always, thank you so much for joining us. i know you also created a setup so you can really assess the and also you t, measure how many people are sick and how many people are infected so how many people have died far. is there a pattern, and if there is that pattern what does it like for the world economy two months from now? see, first, our --rantine and >> globally based on that experience. some caveats. so far the impeer cal evidence and that's the ame size as people and -- people are tracking what you want. a way is re fwhoshg every other european country since the first outbreak track y announced we can day one for the pandemic, and track.in little in a way about two weeks ago we across allrning sign european countries in the u.s. to say this is how many days you have before you need to lock down. cases, 400,000 people. case 400,000 ne people. months

shower it will affect you in scotland, a cold one affecting northern areas with medium—high cloud at westonte a nice sunrise for some of you tomorrow morning. ajury quite a nice sunrise for some of you tomorrow morning. a jury of high—pressure or the pressure not changing too much, butjust shoveling position a bit and that means the winds will start to shift toa means the winds will start to shift to a more towards a southeast direction. another day or we have chilly winds around. for most of it this could be a bright day with sunshine but as i say to see some cloud coming across each areas of scotla nd cloud coming across each areas of scotland always quite medium and bright conditions. the winds will be strong particularly across the coast and hills of southwest england and wales that chilly breeze everywhere, the onshore winds keeping things a little bit cooler around the east coast of england and scotland as well. which of her 7 degrees in aberdeen away from the east coast of glasgow seeing a high of 11. through saturday night through many areas the clear skies from the winds will start

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in 1959, the cal bears won a national championship topping jerry weston west virginia 71- 70. the following decades belonged to ucla, a perfect 30-0 season in 19 64 1/6 of john wooden's eventual 10 national titles in 1970. >> stephen curry leads davidson into the second round. >> reporter: in 2008, a sign of what was to come in the nba. before his proud and at times cheerful family, stephen curry scored 40 points leading davidson to an 82-76 first- round upset at gonzaga. that's the stay in sports, march 21. >> we will continue to do that, guys, for a while. >> newsreel style. >> yes, absolutely. >> thank you so much, joe. >>> coming up tonight on the 10:00 news, we speak to us in the disco man who says his uncle died of the coronavirus. >> we will have much more on that, plus the latest on the bay area company that has developed a covid-19 test that can deliver the result get this, 45 >>> modern family is next year on channel 2 point >> we will see you tonight at the clock. >> g disability. the letters jump around on the page and appear backwards. honey, we had you tested lik

in weston area staying dry throughout. varying amounts of cloud but sunshine will break through.oon towards the south and east, but it is here we see the strongest. temperature is already below where they should be for the of year, and add on the window will feel closer to freezing. a chilly day in—store, but with his heading into british summertime it does mean the evening will be lighter for longer. here are some sunset times. into this evening and overnight, the showers will continue across parts of northern england and northern scotland, as well as down and eastern districts of england. many parts in central and western areas will stay dry with clear skies. under the clear skies you will be more susceptible to a frost. it will be a cold start, but this is where we will see the best of the morning sunshine. rain and sleet showers and parts of eastern england. it is these areas with the wind will still be a keen feature, but elsewhere winds will be lighter, but elsewhere winds will be lighter, but not enough to stop the showers drifting westward throughout the day. with the win

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in new york trading was briefly suspended and when it resumes the major indices fell six points weston pony has more. dozens oforried phone calls at this parisian trading room the french capital stock exchange plummeted more than 8% on monday. the latest dp in a two week decline. okay around the world stock markets have also been in freefall trading rules of the new york stock exchange triggered a fifteen minute trading suspension after the dow jones and s. and p. five hundred. open down than seven percent. the reason behind this market crash it did this combinaon for the global economy. on the one hand and bill price war between russia and saudi arabia which sent the price of crude tumbling more than 20% of the large drop. since the nineteen ninety one gulf war on the other hand the corona virus epidemic which has investors spooked. they should take the longer the stocky leading downtime lasted week if you stream or negative effects there will be on the overall economy we'll see the risk is that some countries start entering a recession because- the corona virus threat to one of you l

jennifer weston has the archetypal suburban district. mcauliffe. i think it was generallyjennifer waxman. her voters are the people who got her into congress to help her overturn a republican seat in november 2018. also 30% - 27% of republican seat in november 2018. also 30% — 27% of voters in virginia today were african—american. this is another state like south carolina that is a natural home forjoe biden, which also means we shouldn't read too much into it for the rest of the race. is also a constituency that bernie sanders continues to struggle with, as well. and a third of the voters. but on that point as we look across the 14 states, clearly they are more representative of a whole as the democratic states than these first few states we've got results from. so we can extrapolate presumably who is pulling what ethnic background. those four states should be best forjoe biden, virginia has large pockets of african—american voters, alabama, north carolina, virginia and tennessee. he should do very well there and we have our first signal

to the north but as that front sweeps through to bring some showers into weston as a cuba and also likely into the bahamas so a dumb day with a high of 26. americans live side by side in 2 parallel universes the truck parts of america are getting trampy or there is a pull out a few weeks ago that you had almost 30 percent americans believing they were on the cusp of civil war both sides accuse each other of doing things that are so blatantly wrong the bottom line on us politics and policies and their effect on the world. what's most important to me is costing people understanding what they are going through it i can see it or we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. watching al-jazeera these are the top stories right now the number of people killed by a corona virus in the united states has risen to 111 of them died in california where a state of emergency is now in place after a spike in the number of new cases and italy which has the highest death toll outside china schools universities and cinemas have been shut until mid march sporting events will continue but they'll be held wi

and so this native american looking like a character from an old weston makes the keep america beautiful and huge that sense some people. are bright. as one species. and this guy throws in his car he throws the packaging waist down it is feet and then and this great camera man lifts the camera up towards the crying indians face and there's a tear in the snare and it comes on the screen and says. people start pollution people can stop it right and it's this message of. consumers are the problem right not us industry but consumers are. since the success of this ad that in the us in the seventy's keep america beautiful has branched out. now there are organizations throughout the world designed using the exact same model and always backed by the company with the red and white logo. to understand how coca-cola is recycling its reliable old consumer guilt technique we have to go to their son i not to the chateau but to an event that is being held at the town. it is an important conference with several elected officials from all over europe and they're here to speak about the plan and then set

at weston right now fox news projects joe biden wins michigan, yes we can also project that joe is goinge to 52 delegates up for grabs in six states tonight. so can sleepy joe deliver a knockout punch to crazy bernie? looks like it. the michigander's, you ruined this senator sanders shot of the presidency. sorry socialism. take a look at the states on the board, the big and gelato has always been michigan. it's the first major industrial in this eight to hold a primary. what are 25 delegates right there, but it's bigger

at weston right now fox news projects joe biden wins michigan, yes we can also project that joe is goingin missouri and mississippi. three to 52 delegates up for grabs in six states tonight. so can sleepy joe deliver a knockout punch to crazy bernie? looks like it. the michigander's, you ruined this senator sanders shot of the presidency. sorry socialism. take a look at the states on the board, the big and gelato has always been michigan. it's the first major industrial in this eight to hold a primary. what are 25 delegates right there, but it's bigger than just the numbers. joe biden is still short of the total delegates he needs 20 nomination outright. and now, he has 670 compared to bernie's 574. but that when in michigan, that big one could signal he has strong support in a critical november battleground. one that president trump won by aharon is she detention in 2016. matt finn is live in detroit with more on the race. our primary night panel has an analysis look at them, it's a sexy night here. first up let's go to foxbusiness answer breaking down his numbers with his magic fingers

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in weston—super—mare, police are reminding people of the rules about only undertaking essential travelright, 0k. the only thing we'll say is please read the government guidance on essential travel. the guidelines say you should take exercise near your home. have you driven here? derbyshire police were criticised for heavy—handed tactics after using drones to show people driving to remote areas for exercise. dyeing the water in a local beauty spot and leaving notes on parked cars were other tactics that police used to discourage people travelling. now, the national police chiefs council has reminded forces of the guidelines and that enforcement should be a last resort. we're not going to enforce our way out of this problem. we will get out of this problem because people want to solve the problem, and we will get out of it because we've got the public at our sides and they will lead us through it. people queuing outside this pharmacy are keeping two metres apart. the uk's chief scientific advisor said that social distancing measures are making a difference — with cases not rising as fast

would be some part of the problem with the pressure put on it why do people like me with a girl by weston perfumery speak by chinese buyers and the black market it's survival maybe you can point. the stocks in malaysia and indonesia which are said to still be viable supply just a fraction of that enough. the only hope i can see is a plantation where that's to come in long enough to use the kind of resume that competes with that of the one but that will take time. until then all i know is that i would only buy a road from sustainable sources. and that after this jihad me the center of heaven will never smell the same again. we got the usual rash of heavy showers across the amazon basin more the pop called clout there some lively showers into that western side of the amazon western parts of brazil heavy showers luddism behave pushing across towards ecuador towards columbia as well that's where they will not a little further research as we go through saturday says but see some flooding in places half of the south reach dry and it's hot sweaty temps just in the power of why in the system sinc

don't know how they are going to get people from all over the country flying in from states that westonn south, how are they andg to get there -- west down south, how are they going to get there? to me it is totally responsible, driving, flying from all of the country, the germs they could take their with them and bring them back to their districts. in new york, we are on a lockdown and here we are going back to washington, plus the rules and regulations that we have to stay six feet apart, we have to walk into the capital pretty much separate, you have to sanitize your hands as you go in, the microphones have all been readjusted and they will be sanitized after each speaker, but to be calling for a roll call vote knowing what the result is going to be, this is no big deal for me, i can go down there in four or five hours by car, but other people are getting plane reservations, flying in, to me it is irresponsible. that: what members objection coming from in particular? have heardive king i the name unofficially because i don't want -- havesentative king: i heard the name officially but

in weston—super—mare, police are reminding people of the rules about only undertaking essential travele out walking the dog? right, 0k. the only thing we will say is please read the government guide is on essential travel. the guidelines so you should ta ke the guidelines so you should take exercise near your home. have you driven here? derbyshire police were criticised for heavy—handed tactics after using drones to show people driving to remote areas for exercise. leaving notes on part cars were other tactics that police used to discourage people travelling. now the national police chiefs council has reminded forces of the guidelines and that enforcement should be a last resort. we're not going to enforce our way out of this problem. we will get out of this problem because people wa nt to this problem because people want to solve the problem and we will get out of it because we've got the public at our size they will lead us through it. people queueing outside this pharmacy are keeping two metres apart. the uk's chief scientific advisor said that social distancing measures are making

in weston—super—mare, police are reminding people of the rules about only undertaking essential travel walking the dog? right, 0k. the only thing we'll say is please read the government guidance on essential travel. the guidelines say you should only take exercise near your home. have you driven here? derbyshire police were criticised for heavy—handed tactics after using drones to show people driving to remote areas for exercise. dyeing the water in a local beauty spot and leaving notes on parked cars were other tactics that police used to discourage people travelling. now the national police chiefs council has reminded forces of the guidelines and that enforcement should be a last resort. we're not going to enforce our way out of this problem. we will get out of this problem because people want to solve the problem, and we will get out of it because we've got the public at our sides and they will lead us through it. people queueing outside this pharmacy are keeping two metres apart. the uk's chief scientific advisor said that social distancing measures are making a difference, with ca

chris weston, peppers group head of research. let's get -- peppers group head of research.et's get the next headlines. apple looking to minimize disruption. apple has almost 460 outside greater china including china and the u.s. shery: flakka -- nike closing all stores in u.s. and western europe because of the coronavirus. through march 27. nike was one of the first corporate measures to address the virus closing. at thelet's take a look asian session. the fednot convinced by move. serious downside when it comes to the open in tokyo. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. haidi: 9:30 a.m. here in sydney. markets open around 30 minutes away. what a market open we are waiting for. shock and off. will

next 2 days will be quite substantial i suspect flooding will come from this that given it's colder weston's to it overcomes in the west you might be surprised at the origin and it's actually somewhere around the eastern med so typically into effect turkey and greece then levant well there's one forming up today's weather is pretty polling in greece in the aegean in western turkey that blue again is heavy rain the chance of thunderstorms even this tornado is in the warning scenario here had a bit more in anchors 22 this one i don't see or get to pakistan these dissolving the next 24 hours in eastern europe nick rob great thank you thank you still ahead here on al-jazeera the dispute over a longstanding defense agreement with senators in the philippines on a collision course with the president. there was a political spectacle full of pomp and ceremony but did trump for modi walk away the one of. those ball coming up to of course the baseball player get in the fight by both probably at 160 kilometers an hour. the shocking treatment of disabled people in eastern european state run caverns in th

and the sense -- conversations you have been having -- tom: excuse me, guy, we call that the weston rallyast long is the point i would like to make. david: not really a rally. guy: was that an anomaly? was it the u.s. markets reacting? david: i continue to find the markets a mystery but at the time the thought was, we saw futures go up through that evening on super tuesday as it was clear that joe biden would have a big win. , it willre so volatile come back some so i don't think you would solely attributed to the joe biden win, but it looks like the markets are moving and the health care is moving in a significant way. guy: how the president is reacting to this, i am curious to get your political perspective on this. this is clearly a major threat to the president and his reelection. hearing about how he is handling it? risksms to downplay the of the economy as a result of the virus, marginalizing people who know about the virus. what is your perspective as to what is happening? david: completely agree with the way the president -- and larry kudlow are playing it. they say let's get past

i guess i first weston to you, i'm guessing many viewers are wondering the same, the dollar, should irt all my savings into the u.s. dollar? >> to the degree what we are seeing here is selling in liquidation and people are we coursing to dollars. i think the most important thing, depending on everyone's situation, liquidity has become an asset and i think that's what people are looking for in this time of uncertainty. whatever and or see you are denominated in, put it is the key. clearly in asia, when you are looking at the cross currency basis, because so much of the financial system is nominated in dollars, we are seeing widening of basis. that will continue until we see more extension of fed swap lines. for instance, the mas or pboc. that we saw in the global financial. only then will we get. kind of alleviation. yvonne: we are hearing from the south korean government now are they are saying the government, the u.k., and thanks -- be ok, and banks will help provide liquidity to small meetings after an emergency meeting according to south korean president moon jae-in. we also saw ab