and businesses to shut down the risk to the global economy is becoming more apparent the world trade organization describes the likely impact as substantial leaders around the world are still getting to grips with what that will mean for their regions on monday the organization for economic cooperation and development said the outbreak is likely to leave the world's finances in poor health than previously thought it's now expecting the global economy to shrink this quarter and has lowered its growth forecast for 2020 saying it could be as little as 1.5 per cent. i also picks top economists. how she can be so certain about the economic damage when there are still so many are known about 19. well this is a very good question and we are not so sure as you see it is a lot of them said and you can that we can also look where the plan and how they're going to spread for the how we're going so what we have done here is too good to see now and it's why. we stays growth lead and what it is today and in which case the will go with would be downgraded by a point 5 percentage points can be at moments ago and

and businesses to shut down the risk to the global economy is becoming more apparent the world trade organization describes the likely m. pact as substantial. leaders around the world are still getting to grips with what that will mean for their regions on monday the o.e.c.d. said the outbreak is likely to leave the world's finances and poor health than previously thought it's now expecting the global economy to shrink this quarter and has lowered its growth forecast for 2020 critics saying it could be as little as 1.5 per cent. of them if you break the record kept on our top story all strayer has become the 1st country to cut interest rates in response to the corona virus outbreak it lowered its raise from point 7.5 percent to 0.5 percent the dow jones index made its biggest jump since 2000 and. jumping up by 5 points. that's it from me and the business team for more business news features also back from stores check out. slash this follow us on facebook and twitter. also to 4000 calls so that's all private office with other global markets at this hour. earth the home for saving googling joe's t

of this year if they don't britain would have to trade with the block on time set by the world trade organization that's the most favorable form of economic cooperation. that's it for now but over the course of the day we will be taking a look at the story about india's 4th largest private yes bank shares that have plunged more than 70 percent after the central bank seized control and imposed withdraw limits now that's it from me and the business to hear. more business news features and stories. websites that support. business also follow us on social media for your comments on facebook and twitter. with current help stay with us up next for off. thanks for. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. world heritage 360 get the map now. good use crime fighters are back africa's most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech cholera prevention and sustainable local introduction. all of the sos are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and othe

and businesses to shut down the risk to the global economy is becoming more apparent the world trade organization describes the likely m. pact as substantial leaders around the world are still getting to grips with what that will mean for their regions on monday the o.e.c.d. said the outbreak is likely to leave the world's finances and poor health than previously thought it's now expecting the global economy to shrink this quarter and has lowered its growth forecast for 2020 saying it could be as little as 1.5 per cent. i was saying on the topic and specifically the impact on one of factory pharmacists in europe are reporting drug shortages as a result of coronavirus many international drug companies rely on chinese supplies in the operations interrupted as a result of the outbreak. this should be where an antidepressant is stored but the drug is currently not available from this pharmaceutical wholesaler in germany supplies have dried up and so it can't be delivered to pharmacies around 300 medicines are unavailable all scarce in germany including this vaccine and the spread of the corona virus

of this year if they don't britain would have to trade with the block on terms set by the world trade organization earlier. this to say about the state of affairs. or differences. especially after only one round of negotiations. but some very very difficult. continue to believe that we can reach an agreement for sides opec ministers have proposed cutting oil production by one and a half 1000000 barrels per day as demand continues to fall the announcement comes as members of the cartel hold talks in vienna where like much of the rest of the world health conscious behavior including shaking feet instead of hands was being encouraged complication mausers is the fact that russia a nonmember doesn't appear willing to participate in the cuts. myanmar's textile industry has grown into a $1000000000.00 business bust as the garment sector booms so too the mines of waste 8 truckloads of plastic are dumped into the nation's longest river every single day that's prompted one local manufacturer to turn that truck into treasure . as plastic piled up in the landfills near her house in yangon myanmar when the nam

end of this year if they don't britain would have to trade the block on terms set by the world trade organization. here's what the exit negotiator michel barnier hot say about the stace of the relationship or of differences. as progress because there are only one round of negotiations but some very very few can hope. to continue to believe that we can reach a good agreement for both sides. opec ministers have proposed cutting oil production by one and a hoss 1000000 barrels per day they announce when it comes as members of the cartel hold talks in vienna where like much of the rest of the world health conscious behavior including shaking the seat instead of han's was being encouraged complicating matters though is the fact that russia a nonmember doesn't appear willing to participate in cuts falling demand has pushed oil prices down nearly 25 percent since the beginning of this year. on mars textile industry has grown into a $1000000000.00 business but as the garment sector booms so do the mines of waste 8 truckloads of plastic are dumped into the nation's longest river every single day that's pr

japan wants the ban lifted but last year thehe world trade organization ruled in south korea'a's favor. so takeda has decided to try koreatown in los angeles. at a local supermarket he was reassured to find sea squirts on display. and the restaurant he visited was serving sea squirts. >> yeah, i like it, maybe one or two times. >> reporter: he found there's demand, but people in koreatown have concerns. >> japanese -- it's a kind of fish, i'm scared. >> reporter: takeda had planned to meet a south korean trader in l.a. but he suddenly canceled the meeting. >> transnslator: there was a series of developments such as strained japan/soututh koreaa relations and thehewto's final decision on the import ban last year. i feel those affected our effort to some extent. >> reporter: takeda found a south korean restaurant interested in sampling the sea squirts. >> it doesn't have the bitterness. >> reporter: takeda explained that he can provide a variety of processed sea squirts and that they are larger than south korean products. >> translator: i believe exporting our sea squirts is ababsolutely

equally, there are negotiations, they are tied up with state aid rules, there are rules around world trade organization not specific. and it is conducive of the environment that flybe operates in. it is a regional carrier, shorthaul flights between southampton and other parts of the uk which is a much—needed service but hard to make a profit from that and regional carriers and other parts of europe are having similar challenges, aren't they? i think this is going to bea they? i think this is going to be a problem or regional connectivity and that is the big issue, the levelling up of the uk economy and a big issue for the uk government to start thinking about. many of these airline roots are not profitable, birmingham, exeter, it will cut off some of those places creating a big challenge for regional policy. thank you for regional policy. thank you for now. rebecca is back later. plenty to discuss then. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: scientists carry out a bird brained experiment using magic tricks to show how these feathered creatures and humans think the same way. first, the plates slid gen

except in china into the world trade organization he saw all those sort of things that dismantled the commodity futures modernization act he saw the stuff that created the destabilization that we see going on so it was quite ironic or and indeed quite repulsive to see him tweet this max thoughts at the end of a long week why can't the greatest economy in the history of the world produce swabs facemasks and ventilators and adequate supply larry summers is a key figure in america's downfall the problems of the kovac 19 virus today and the problems in the markets around the world have a direct antecedent to larry summers and that codd's array of elites harvard elites and wall street the leaves who decided to the american economy carve out everything and leave a rotting corpse in their wake and now he's frantically trying to deflect and assign blame and point fingers and he needs to look in the mirror larry summers as a heinous repulsive character in american history who is goes down in history as somebody who is benedict arnold the almost quality there's a saying that goes he who smelt i

expert but you're also a former senior diplomats former representative of sweden to the world trade organization system the generation chancellor angela merkel saying that there's a possibility 60 to 70 percent of the german population will be infected in your view to the markets respect honesty. well in the short term i think that the markets are 1st and foremost reactive to what the central banks have been doing and what i think what we have seen now is also perhaps more in the medium term how the european leaders are preparing for an extended the crisis of perhaps an unprecedented kind and one thing that becomes very very clear which actually is a common and there nominator of perhaps both china and europe and united states is that when it comes to a crisis of this scale there is very little contingency planning it's not really about politics it's really about civil contingency planning and emergency planning where europe is extremely poorly prepared and in extension also we can see more structural issues arising because as many people know we are in the trade war or beginning of a trade war

approval for a new north american trade deal now the trade representative also applauded a world trade organization decision giving the. u.s. the right to impose tariffs of $7500000000.00 in e.u. goods after a spat regarding aircraft subsidies given to airbus now that was where the positivity regarding the w t o had ended as robert lighthouses office said it will presume pursue reforms to the trade organization claim the body had strayed far from its original mission and purpose taking issue with the quote outdated tariff framework and quote that is no longer plausible in the current global economy. tick tocks relevance is growing as a w.h.o. join the social media platform on friday in an effort to spread accurate information about the coronavirus to the apps user base of 500000000 active users tick-tock is full of names about the coronavirus music post the everything from coughing pranks to pretend to be infected other videos share posting claims that vitamin c. and garlic can protect you from the illness the w.h.o. is attempting to get accurate information out and fight misinformation regarding t

except in china into the world trade organization he saw all those sort of things that dismantled the commodity futures modernization act he saw the stuff that created the destabilization that we see going on so it was quite ironic or and indeed quite repulsive to see him tweet this max thoughts at the end of a long week why.

when the courtroom is filipe lygon used to be an advisor to the director general of the world trade organization he says markets have failed to properly respond to the threats of coronavirus you see the disruption to spending in china i think it's likely to see. a very useful growth if any at all in the 1st quarter and since china has 20 percent of the global economy but it has an impact looking forward that the virus is now affecting the rest of asia and increasingly the u.s. europe the middle east and elsewhere i think you can see 3 big in tax the 1st is on business investment this is a vestment which already had sort of stalled because of worries about the trade conflict between the u.s. and china and now faced with a sense of uncertainty a disruption businesses not wanting to invest the 2nd is consumer confidence and you can see that people are canceling travel plans you know they're not going out to restaurants that all sorts of events are being canceled and that people stop spending and the 3rd obviously is markets we saw markets collapsing and last week and that in turn makes the financin

he would undo the world trade organization efforts that president trump has taken to get reciprocity trade deals. so they have to be rooting for biden. whether they would openly interfere is another story, because it might get caught or might backfire and make president trump angry. mark: didn't biden famously or infamously say that we're eating their lunch? are we eating their hundred? >> the context of candidate biden's remarks were his belief, which was true 20 years ago, that china is relatively small and its gdp comparison to our gdp. but now, with them closing in on oust or passing us in some indicators, it is simply wrong for vice president biden to say that. i think he wanted to sound patriotic. we're america. we don't have to fear anybody but it is just factually wrong, and i have spoken with a number of mr. biden's advisors and they acknowledge that it's wrong. they're trying to get him to come around and acknowledge the massive chinese growth, especially over the last 10 years. mark: you say over the last 10 years. well, many of those years is the obama-biden administratio

alou grain about this he's an economist and a former advisor to the director general of the world trade organization he joins us live from london thank you very much for your time mr gray and so do you think the economic impact of this corona virus outbreak will be on par with the 2008 financial crisis. why i think it's unlikely to be as bad as the 2008 financial crisis but i do think that there is a serious possibility of a recession i think that the city thinks it might just be this quarter if as medical experts seem to fear this epidemic becomes a pandemic that ends up affecting a big proportion of the population that i think a recession globally this year is a very real possibility and markets have just woken up to it. but i think that the reaction up until very recently has been complacent now what's been the main economic impact so far and what sectors are the hardest hit or so far the main impact is due to the destruction of global supply chains which you mentioned a minute ago and obviously china is right at the center of those at the same time you see the disruption to spending and china an

students for the playgrounds an economist and a former advisor to the director general of the world trade organization he says markets have failed to respond properly to the threat of coronavirus you see the disruption to spending in china and i think it's likely to see. a very disorganized if any at all in the 1st quarter and since china has 20 percent of the global economy that it has an impact looking forward the virus is now affecting the rest of asia and increasingly the u.s. europe the middle east and elsewhere and i think you can see 3 big in tax the 1st is on business investment this is a vestment which already had sort of stalled because of worries about the trade conflict between the u.s. and china and now faced with this it's uncertainty disruption business is not willing to invest the 2nd is consumer confidence and you can see that people are canceling travel plans you know they're not going out to restaurants that all sorts of events are being canceled and people stop spending and the 1st obvious these markets we saw markets collapsing and last week and that in turn makes financing condit

and i think and it does so following the world trade organization rules. europe is using this to show america this is a key point for europe, free trade agreements with wuto rules, and it is not very bothered about trade visits. this is not in europe's view, you know, the baseline of the republic relationship to look at it from that perspective. it's one of the issues that europe has been quite active in trying to show the u.s. that europe will, you know, go a slightly different way. that doesn't mean we don't still both support the basic common market economic rules of the road. but in the implementation of those rules, europe has a clear preference for institutions and free trade agreements to stay in place. with regard to the 5g, there is of course a gain. the response that the institutions have interfered, because they don't actually have power to do that with regard to 5g so the countries themselves have decided whether they should let huawei in or not. so my own country, denmark, have decided to exclude huawei and go for erickson, and other countries

tariff relief we are like ly to see will apply t tariffs on most favored nations under the world trade organization those are tariffs in place before the trump administration ramped up some of these disputes in the last couple of years but we'll see what the fine print of what the white house announces potentially as soon as today and what that means for importers of these goods. >> and any guidance on whether it was even considered to actually temporarily lift tariffs rather than just defer payments on places like china? >> well, all of those things have been under consideration, wilf they have been heavily and hotly discussed by the white house and economic team for the last serl weeks now. but one of the issues especially as it relates to those tear i haves on china is how to you put the jeanne back in bottle. if you lift those, do you have an opportunity to put them back on to reinstate some of the leverage president trump created? i'm told behind close e ed door, that discussion was no, there's not a scenario where they could be put back on but they wanted to find relief in ore corners. this i

world's largest tourism trade fair has been held in berlin the i t b attracts tens of thousands of industry professionals from all over the world this year though the fate of other big business gatherings organizers council the event on short notice due to the coronavirus a huge cost to many exhibitors but that didn't stop some determined participants from pressing ahead with their for travel plans anyway and organizing their own networking events in berlin instead. for years for he'll show off from tanzania has been coming to berlin to attend the i-t. be the world's biggest travel trade show the cancellation of this year's event came as a blow still the money was spent so he made the trip regardless its very said everything was planned we do it people with our flights and accommodation that's where we sort of came in new ways because most of it was nonrefundable. i think we really do rely on i.t.v. a market in germany is very big potential new so it is normally a very good trade fair for us but when the i.t.v. was cancelled last week tour operator acquired our travel decided spontaneously to hold an african travel conference $34.00 african and european travel agencies agreed to take part to carr

cruise ship travel is unwarranted thing the restrictions contradict the world health organization stands against travel or trade restriction.>>> cruise schools across the country prepping to move classes online if the virus causes classes the shutdown. stanford is canceling classes for the final two weeks of their winter quarter. the asking instructors to administer classes online. the university will be putting a hold on tours for prospective students. they we will reevaluate next month. >>> uc berkeley will be doing the same. they will suspend most in- person classes. we are told lectures and exams will be offered one line. through spring break. as for events and gatherings with more than 150 people will be canceled or postponed. this does not include athletic events. the school be offering refunds for people who do not want to attend those. so far they haven't been confirmed cases on campus. >>> checking out the forecasts darren peck is standing by. >>> i was talking about the small chance of rain in the clouds. the bigger issue is the warm-up that has started today. and really gets cranking tomorrow. i want

stocks began trading lower today after the world health organization officially designated the coronavirusaklines. david louie shows us some examples and the financial stress it will create. >> reporter: hundreds of party favors are no longer needed after the housing trust silicon valley cancelled its biggest fund-raising event of the year, an event that fills the santa clara convention center with 600 to 700 people who support its efforts to create affordable housing and help the homeless. no event puts sponsors' pledges of over $320,000 in limbo. another $20,000 to $40,000 has been lost from on the spot donations. >> we have a number of people who come that are new and never realized there was such an industry or such a movement around housing that's affordable. so we get a lot of new people whrt to mdonation on the day of >> reporter: efforts to stop or discourage large events have hit smaller nonprofits such as the rotary club of san jose and a benefit auction to a fund-raiser which was at ft. mason allows them to send 400 kids to the camp cost-free. >> we're hoping that we can do it lat

christiane with the world health organization joining us tonight from geneva switzerland christiane thank you very much thank you. stock markets around the world surged during tuesday tradingthanks largely to the actions of the us federal reserve investors welcomed the fed's promise to buy up as many long term bonds as necessary to keep the u.s. economy moving europe also indeed higher in germany the dax rose a hefty a one percent on the day. young visitors have been enjoying beijing zoo for the 1st time in nearly 2 months parts of it reopened this week following its closure in january as coronavirus took hold. and his muse like that and talk of the lifting of the lock down in who hand this allowed their markets around the world to be a little more bullish. the improving situation in china and the actions of the u.s. federal reserve helped stocks across asia we gained ground on tuesday in japan where the central bank has announced its own major bond buying scheme gains across the board pushed the nikkei up 7 percent during the course of the day. meanwhile in europe the new lock down in london and the rest of the u.k. combined with the fed's actions to send the footsie moto

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organizers around the world canceling conferences an trade shows over the outbreak.bm joining companies like facebook and google in canceling their own events yesterday evening whul others like apple and netflix have pulled out of conferences that are for now still moving forward like south by southwest we're joined by jeff richards of ggb capital and j.j. kinehan of td ameritrade. good morning >> good morning, jon >> j.j., first, what do you make of this volatility, the market reaction especially given we've been through months and months of trade concerns that didn't lead to this type of reaction? sounds like we don't have j.j.'s sound. we will try to get that. jeff richards, you can answer that market question if you like, but i'm also wondering what you see from the corporate perspective, your own meetings, your own communication, your dealing with start-ups and companies globally trying to continue to do business in this environment. how are they adapting as the headlines change day to day? >> yeah. i mean, as you can imagine, it's a little bit of a realtime que

we are just about 35 minutes away from the starts of cash trading on a day when the world health organizatione coronavirus outbreak in europe may be starting to stabilize. but over in the u.s., the number of cases and the number of deaths is surging day on day. president trump seems reluctant to follow europe's lead and introduce a nationwide lockdown. here is more from new york. >> good morning, matt. that's right. new york state is one of the hardest hit for the pandemic in the united states. new york state alone, the death toll rising 26% for coronavirus -led deaths just in over a day. new york city, that number was up 16% in just six hours. now the u.s. outbreak is not expected to peak for another two weeks according to projections. the situation is very likely fluid. donald trump is saying that the u.s. at the moment doesn't think a nationwide stay at home order is needed but that can obviously change and just yesterday we had maryland and virginia ordering those and here in new york we're seeing a lot of help is on the way. usnc come ford is in the new york hor borrow provide regular le

in the meantime we have been deep in the rat all day today trading almost 6% down for the dow 30. the world health organization declaring the outbreak of pandemic. the head of that group saying the spread and severity of covid-19 has been alarming and they are deeply concerned about an action to stop it. reporting this hour begins on the north lawn with john rober john roberts. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. the president taking to twitter in the last few minutes really with an argument with the democrats saying, someone needs to tell the democrats and congress that the coronavirus doesn't care what party you are in. we need to protect all americans. the president is answering back to all the criticisms that have been leveled at him and the administration's response from democrats in the last couple of days as chuck schumer and nancy pelosi and company really turned the heat up. the vice president should be going into that meeting with the ceos of seven big american banks and included in that list is the bank of america, citibank, jpmorgan, goldman sachs, wells fargo and truest which is the new combination

trade zone 2000 and. 20000000 people it could have been an epidemic. and no nigerian health authorities are receiving praise from around the world including the world health organization for their efforts in stopping the spread of. passing just coming into the country have to scream at different ports of entry we must pass on all their information to authorities this is an example of the form. to feel as soon as they arrive before they. always includes information like. flight information health sim tomes and there's a question here that says in the last 2 weeks have you had contact with anyone who was you are not feeling well so after offering this. to health officials. to passengers they have made contact we've. acted if there is any suspected case of the virus on their flight it will the most. affects experts one. sees on devices like richard. so why haven't we seen as many coronavirus cases in africa sponsor this. morning on the program he's a former world health organization viral is just for the region africa professor we'll get to that question in a moment but 1st should people in nigeria be a little bit more concerned about the coronavirus and they are at the

trade will in no way be affected. the restrictions stops people, not goods. earlier tuesday, a warning from the world health organization. the w.h.o. declared the coronavirus a pandemic as the number of cases shot above 1,019 cases worldwide. tripling the number of countries effected. >> considering the spread and the number of cases that increased in the past two weeks, we should be more aggressive. >> reporter: u.s. health officials sounded alarms with more than 1200 coronavirus cases and 38 deaths. >> it is ten times more lethal than the seasonal flu. i think that is something that people can get their arms around and understand. >> reporter: the trump administration criticized for not having enough tests, assured the public supplies are sufficient. >> by this weekend, 2 million in shipment or waiting for orders. >> reporter: many communities where the virus spread are shutting down schools, large events and facing economic concerns. president trump announced steps to provide financial relief. >> this will be targeted for workers who are ill, quarantined or caring to others due coronavirus. >> reporter: he asked cong

world health organization flier making the rounds. now the food and drug administration and federal trade commission warning venn tors for selling fraudulent coronavirus products that pose significant risks to patient health and violate law. among those warned, jim baker who sold this silver solution on his show. >> you are saying that silver solution would be effective? >> well, let's say it hasn't been tested on this strain of the coronavirus, but it's been tested on other strains of the coronavirus and has been able to eliminate it within 12 hours. >> he's not alone. others are claiming so-called silver solution. it looks just like water. but for years the fda has been warning not only can this not cure anything, but it can actually damage your health. baker removed the video after the fda warning. fa fakespot.com helps find counter fit products including these masks on amazon.com. >> reporter: they certainly don't look like the real thing. how do i know? because this is a real m-95 mask. but you don't have to be an expert. it appears a number of customers found out the hard way these are probably fake. and watch out for fund-raising ca

>> harris: however, the top virus experts on the world health organization yesterday reaffirmed their advice with the general public not wear masks tradey also share some of the surgeon general's concerns. >> we don't generally recommend wearing masks in public by otherwise well individuals. it has not been come up to now, associated with any particular benefit. it does a benefit psychologically, socially, and there are social norms around that. we d of masks and have not done so, but there is no specific any be. there is some evidence to suggest the opposite, in the misuse wearing of masks improperly. >> harris: so, that is making news in one lane. listen to this, from the "usa today" report. an mit researcher says droplets carrying coronavirus can travel up to 27 feet, raising new questions about whether the current cdc guideline of staying 6 feet apart is safe enough. medical panel slides back in. dr. nicole saphier, dr. keith armitage, and dr. marty makary. dr. saphier, i'm going to start with you. one thing an expert told me is that it isn't just 6 feet in front of you, but if you can do it, it would be a spherical, all around, gi

world. that's within donald trump -- >> i voice have one thing, it makes a big difference when you trade in a community organizerwho is run a successful business, right? what you're describing is exactly that. one of the things i find so troubling in terms of the way of left and media portray trump, he just cares about rich people and big corporations. i found, you been in so many moments with him, how will this affect middle-class workers? we call them the blue-collar president. >> i use this term before. he's a billionaire man of the people which strikes me because i'm neither of those things. the first time i saw it at work, he and i play golf together a good bit, and i remarked at the first on i went to play golf with them, the people we would consider ordinary people the working displaces, the folks, the caddies on the golf course, the folks a look work in the restaurant, adored him. he treats them so well and so respectfully. for better or for worse when you do what i do for living you hang out with a lot of which famous people. most of them have the same sort of interaction you would expect if your weight

world to eliminate trade barriers on food during this coronavirus pandemic. this could help lessen food shortages around the world during the pandemic. the u.n.'s food and agriculture organizationsts have been good and there's an abundant supply of the most in demand crops, but the pandemic is causing a shortage of field workers right now. there's also concern that tariffs and export bathe coming however, food not be concerned about immediate food >>> san production the second time in their 99 year history. the first time they suspended operations was back in the 1940s during world war ii. they aren't taking any online or shipping orders and says that they'll resume when it's safe to do so. see's has 250 stores in 17 states, 150 of those stores here in california. >>> coming up an unexpected consequence of the coronavirus outbreak, why one bay area woman says covid-19 is causing a shortage in her lupus medication. >>> also ahead checking in on doctors who are leading the fight against the coronavirus, the new anxieties inundated wit >>> yes, you're a this but you're also a human being and as a human being those fears are natural. >> closed captioning for the 10:00 news is broug

world health organization is warning about a big acceleration in case numbers in the united states it says the u.s. could become the new epicenter of the global pandemic. global stocks surged in tuesday trading thanks largely to congress nearing agreement on a rescue package for the u.s. economy that could top 2 trillion dollars that's on top of the u.s. federal reserve saying it is ready to inject unlimited money into the financial system the dow jones had its best day since 1933 surging over 11 percent european and asian markets also made big gains that has some sense of normality returns to the chinese capital has more. young visitors have been enjoying beijing zoo for the 1st time in nearly 2 months possibly reopened this week following its closure in january as coronavirus took hold. of his muse like that talk of the lifting of the lock down in one hand there's a loud bang markets around the world to be a little more bullish. the improving situation in china and the actions of the u.s. federal reserve helped stocks across asia regained ground on tuesday in japan where the central bank has announced its own major bond buying scheme gains across the board pushed the nikkei up 7 percent du

trading is suspended on wall street as stocks plummeted again despite the announcement of a massive stimulus plan. the world health organization says it's concerned some countries are still not doing enough testing to prevent the spread of corona virus more than 8000 people globally are now confirmed to have died after catching the virus the number of reported cases has passed 200000 italy has reported 475 new deaths the highest death toll for a single day of any nation since the 1st case was detected in china late last year malaysia is racing to track down potential coronavirus carriers after its confirmed cases jumped to $792.00 thirds of those a link to a religious gathering late last month that spread the virus to at least 6 other countries and despite many government announcing massive stimulus packages asian european and u.s. markets have plummeted again as well as all prices u.s. markets were suspended for 15 minutes for the 4th time in a month and. as the number of recorded coronavirus cases soared past 200 thousands the world health organization announced the 1st trial of a vaccine was on the way the start of a long b

advice and we decided to ban any trade barriers from china that i want to ask you to just hop in here quickly because taiwan is not a member of the world health organization because beijing objects politically did the w.h.o. here miss an opportunity to maybe better contain this outbreak by not including taiwan and its consultations. yeah you know that. if we look at the past few months this is the average year has amanda several mystics of the lay . mix you know don't even know enough to write a device to kind reach even the could in cruise time one in the full monty skies you know and some of our successful majors could be. somewhat of a country who are suffering now and so by screw the time when it's not a good for the night before death threats of war do you think do you think politics won out here over over global health. yeah until now i still see this part it is over as a public ails you know that it still put our duty to our new china and he's not right and even though there is some of these discrete hues we are whole our name is taiwan and there is a 23 counties by they put our name is type b. you violence you know indirectly you can not get a cor