we will go to yvonne man. yvonne, what is the latest? taylor, the level to travel advisory now from the u.s. to hong kong, still far from the level for advisory the u.s. as on china right now, which is the highest level -- for travel to hong kong advisory the u.s. has on china right now, which is the highest level. his 62-year-old woman in public housing also contracted the disease on the building was forced to evacuate tuesday. u.s. state department letting nonessential diplomats and theyies leave hong kong if want to, and hong kong is also stepping up travel restrictions, the airport suspending ground travel services to the mainland, so coach buses that travel to cities like shenzhen and macau are temporarily shut until further notice. taylor: there is also the latest about a cruiser -- a cruise liner rejected five different ports over concerns the virus may be on board. what is the problem with the cruise ship, and what are their options? yvonne: the company says there is no reason to believe there are any coronavirus cases on board,

yvonne man is there. ground?the tone on the yvonne: we just had reports that hundreds of people had to leave this building, evacuated out of safety precaution. the most recent case came from the 62-year-old woman lives there on the third floor tested positive for the disease. below the manctly had contracted it earlier. had contracted it earlier. they are investigating just how this virus was spread. pipe in discharge the bathroom was not properly sealed. that could allow the virus to be carried around the building, if a person turns on the exhaust fan, the air from the drainage system could have been filtered through. quarantined atbe camps and those with symptoms will be sent to the hospital. but now, this brings the total to 42. bloomberg'sk you to yvonne man. coming up, the latest market developments and forecasts. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: some breaking news out of china's hubei province. the death toll now top in 1000. 1000.ping reporting an additional 73 deaths. an additional 2097 coronavirus cases. the d

in selina's bring wang and yvonne man in hong kong. selina, any trick -- any trajectory from these latest numbers? the death toll is now at least 1100, a significant number, but still far lower than the more than 2000 cases have happened every day of the past --k, so reachers truth researchers are cautiously optimistic there is stable asian -- there is stabilization in those numbers, but it is too early to tell whether containment is successful, you saw the director general giving id-19,rus the name cov to prevent the use of other names that could be inaccurate or stigmatizing. the director general of the world health organization said they will host a conference of hundreds of scientists worldwide to map out a prioritization plan for health care. the earliest vaccine is still at least 18 months away, so they are sending supplies to countries to help diagnose and treat patients around the world. yvonne, we are seeing the nightmare at sea continue with more infections on that cruise ship in japan? yvonne: i think we have seen a couple o

yvonne man joins us now from hong kong.e know about some of the reporting changes we are hearing about? japan, youterms of mentioned it is the first fatality in the country and the third fatality outside of china. what we have learned in this writ -- latest case is a woman in her 80's from outside of , she was being treated for a separate condition. it was only after her death that doctors discovered she had tested positive for the coronavirus. so, another case we are learning no history she had of traveling to wuhan, china. so, perhaps more indications that the virus is being carried around in japan itself. this, as the total number of infected cases in japan now is is at least 247, most of which come from the cruise ship to still quarantined. authorities found an additional 44 cases on that cruise ship, bringing the total to 218 on the diamond princess. what we learned recently is japan now letting high-risk people who tested negative off of the ship. those like the elderly who are over 80 years old, those staying in room

yvonne man, thank you so much for getting us up to speed.reporting has been so incredibly important for the storyline. i'm anticipating president trump will address the coronavirus in his state of the union tonight. now let's get a check on the markets with abigail doolittle. abigail: we have the bulls rushing back into stocks, after last week's big slide on run a virus fears. -- coronavirus fears. the thought that it could impact the global economy as well as the u.s. corporate outlook. today and yesterday, investors one back in on stocks. the s&p 500 up 1.7%. the dow transports have slid because of the airlines, transportation aspect of that index, the idea that it could be hit more on a possible clampdown on world travel. china,lso sensitive to bouncing back up 3%. all of this confirmed that investors don't want bonds for a second day in a row. haven bonds selling off. since the real news of the differents, a bit of news. they declined for the major averages in the u.s., but shanghai composite, down 9% over the last two weeks, heading for

that is bloomberg's yvonne man joining us from hong kong.uy: for more on the impact of the coronavirus out bake -- coronavirus outbreak, let's bring in jordan rochester, g10 fx strategist at nomura. is expanding as you would expect. as we continue up that line, is it too early to make calls? jordan: it is tough. what we can say with market calls is there is uncertainty. uncertainty likes the japanese yen, swiss franc, and certain other pairs. we've gone long the dollar, short commodities. there will be relief rallies. we have to whether those relief --lies because the overall's weather those relief rallies because the overall effect is uncertain. we have to see if it goes linear and has a turning point, if the number of infections goes lower flattens out. then the market will have a being contained moment. we are not there yet. we would like to hear good news, but we are not seeing enough for us to validate a big turnaround for risk to do well. however, talking to investors, because of the experience with sars, an epidemic that was very diff

yvonne: yep. over thece secretary weekend warned of a tsunami-like cataclysm that has been devastating is this is already reeling from political protests of much of last year. unlike singapore and the u.s. where you have chapter 11 protection, businesses here do not have that safety net for corporate rescue procedures. in fact the lack of a legal framework for bankruptcy protection only exacerbates the pain. and some urging that potential. we do need more of these laws in place because there is a better chance these companies can survive this thing if we see more of these laws. they arekong is saying expecting a fresh wave of bankruptcies this year. and it seems like we are already seeing that. late last year we already saw the bankruptcies at two year highs. haidi: tom mackenzie and yvonne man with the latest as we continue to wait for the numbers out of china. let's get you the first word news with su keenan in new york. su: we start with politics. indliners won a majority parliamentary election

yvonne, what about the corporate warnings? yvonne: the latest we've heard, they are saying this coronavirus outbreak could impact negatively for their 2020 revenue. they are cautious about restarting production given the safety of their workers. they are expanding overseas. fully loaded, they say. airlines,mes to the sherri spoke to the chief, painting a pretty gloomy picture. they are forecasting the first annual decline in global passenger demand. tom mackenzie in beijing and yvonne man there in hong kong. casinos may macau's have reopened, but they are making a slow come back. analysts join us later, betting on three key stocks. shery: on the back of the virus outbreak, asset management in education, e-commerce, and wet markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ see, we areu can seeing the coronavirus outbreak rattling investors. increasingly so over the past couple weeks. this has prompted earnings revision and growth downgrades. our next guest says the following earnings and rising stock prices are still not cheap. joining us for more

we have yvonne man in hong kong. we just heard from carrie lam, saying the hong kong government will continue inspection at the building that has provided the latest virus cases. what more do we know? ne: inspection workers have been working throughout the night. we have learned that more than 100 were evacuated as a safety precaution. that was after they found two cases in that building. the latest was a 62-year-old woman who contracted the disease. she lived directly below a man who tested positive earlier. of hong the 12 case kong. this brings the total number of cases to 42. authorities are not ruling out any possibilities of what led to this virus to spread. they said they are even considering if this virus is airborne. that is after they learned that the ventilation pipe that was connected to the discharge pipe in the bathroom was not properly sealed. that could have carried the virus. if you turn on the exhaust fan in the toilet, the air from the drainage system could go through that ventilation pipe. that is

haslinda: selina wang and yvonne mann, we thank you for that.e crossing the bloomberg terminal right now. according to reports, north korea has its first case of the coronavirus. ands get some perspective discuss the economic implications with our next guest who runs one of the world's largest online trading companies, joining us exclusively in singapore. good to have you with us. -- asrket seems to have we see the numbers come out. first of all, thank you for inviting me to the show today, i'm delighted to be here. i think it is still very hard for us to say. trading platform that operates across 16,000 markets and there is no set pattern that has emerged. we are seeing that all of our clients which are sophisticated traders and investors are responding and trying to keep up-to-date with everything that bloomberg is saying and all the latest up-to-date information so they can position themselves properly. haslinda: is it a good time to be looking at some opportunities? >> absolutely. if you are a sophisticated trader like we have in our platfor

tom mackenzie is in beijing and yvonne man is in hong kong. tom, some broad concerns not with the apple, but supply chain. can you run through some of the factors? tom: it is interesting that apple talked about those supply chain constraints. some of that was inevitable. , we tell -- foxconn we know they told some of their employees not to return to their headquarters in shenzhen. thatt is not surprising they are struggling to get into the factories. in terms of those store closures, they did reopen apple stores. i went into one. that was the busiest store in that mall but the footprint was still lower than it would be on a normal day because people here are still concerned about going out. more broadly, we have seen a survey out of the american chambers of commerce in shanghai. they have been talking to members, manufacturers. they say 80% of them don't have enough workers to be back at full capacity. that dovetails with what bloomberg economics has been saying, saying the economy was capacitying at 40, 50% last week. the latest median survey

yvonne man anton mckenzie. thank you to you both.look president xi of austria's response. we will speak to richard "xi: the the author of backlash." >> and now we have more first word news with su keenan. in an interview with bloomberg, managing director of the imf, kristalina georgieva, pushed for more structural reform and budgetary measures to combat the effect of the coronavirus. she said it was premature to assess the economic impact of the outbreak, but praised china process efforts to contain the emergency. make projections. we operate scenarios. we are still hoping the most likely scenario would be relatively rapid containment of v-shape dropping economic activity in china, and a very fast recovery. of in thailand, the number 5g permits has raised five point $3 billion, more than $1 billion -- about a billion dollars more than expected. the winners will not be announced until later. the first time for investor reaction will come when the markets reopen amid concerns that high license outlays could burden balance sheets. thein

yvonne: right. the so-called thornton was supposed to end on february 19, but we have heard the likes of the u.s., canada, hong kong step in and evacuate their residents off this cruise ship. potentially taking matters into their own hand. notests the governments are satisfied with how japan has responded to this crisis. additional 70 an new cases on the diamond princess. it would seem like there is a lot of moving parts on the american side. the american embassy told passengers they should stay until the quarantine has ended. but by saturday they were saying they were sending charter flights, and passengers who tested negative a sickly had the choice to jump on board and phase a 14 day quarantine in an air force base in the u.s., or stay in japan for another two weeks and then get tested. still a lot of moving parts here, and a lot of questions as health experts start to say that perhaps this type of quarantine, thousands of people on cruise ship's, are not working. 350 cases now on the diamond pri

after making contact online, yvonne and paula are meeting for the first time.in the corner of a graveyard, amongst the bushes, is her son's grave. thank you. it is sad. i'll cut the bushes down, don't worry. i'll keep it clean now. she found him for me, and i'm so happy. i think for parents, the worst thing is not knowing. yeah. thank you very much. but this is just one family. there are so many other children waiting to be found. frankie mccamley, bbc news. a study by the media regulator off, has found that half the uk's 10 euros now own a smartphone. the annual survey also found that older children like to use social media to promote social causes, what they call the credit effect after the teenage swedish activist. now talking to pupils at milton keynes. the latest data suggests children are spending more time online from a younger age than ever before. as this delightful class in milton keynes will fully admit. a key finding is the rise of the so—called greta effect, support for online activists like the climate campaigner greta thunberg. she is young and h

after making contact online, yvonne and paula are meeting for the first time.ching through records, but in the corner of a graveyard, amongst the bushes, is her son's grave. thank you. it is sad. i'll cut the bushes down, don't worry. i'll keep him clean now. she found him for me, and i'm so happy. i think for parents, the worst thing is not knowing. yeah. thank you very much. but this is just one family. there are so many other children waiting to be found. frankie mccamley, bbc news. that work will be going on and we will give you update here on abc news. the new head of the premier league has said the virtual refereeing system does need improving but it will not be abandoned. richard masters denied the system had been damaging to the league despite wide criticism since it was introduced. the chief executive has been discussing that with our sports editor, dan rowan. for years the premier league has gone from strength to strength, both on and off the field. but as well as the triumphs, there are now a number of challenges. step forward this man, having been o

yvonne: not yet.re saying the number of cases outside of china, relatively small. they are concerned that the sudden surge we have seen are cases where people did not have a travel history to china. suggesting that perhaps there's a hidden chain of infections right now. the who reiterating that, no, at this point, not singing an uncontained spread of this virus. haidi. haidi: thank you so much for that. yvonne man and david ingles in hong kong. tom mackenzie in beijing as well with the latest on the virus. we are seeing one mover to the upside even as japanese markets languish at the start of the session. fujifilm jumping 8.8%. japan is to use the drug to treat the coronavirus and of course we have her just a couple of days ago that japan was considering using an anti-influenza medication developed by a unit of fujifilm in the treatment of japanese patients of the novel coronavirus according to the health minister. now, we are seeing that jump in fujifilm with seemingly a confirmation that japan will

much: yvonne, thank you so for that. yvonne man in hong kong. havehile, u.s. testing for the coronavirus. california says it is monitoring more than 8000 people for signs of exposure. let's get some more on what we know about this as we hear from the health secretary speaking at a white house event at the moment, saying the administration is keeping the risk of coronavirus low for americans paired what do we know about the case reported yesterday and in terms of some of these containment measures and the testing that's going on at the moment? >> the case that we saw yesterday in northern california is traveling in that we know very little about how it popped up. we have had so far in the state just 33 confirmed cases of coronavirus. and most all of those people have been in instances where the authorities knew pretty well just how they contracted the virus. the case that popped up yesterday, that does not apply. we do not have a very clear idea at all of how this woman actually came into contact with the virus. she was not traveling. she has not had any contac

yvonne: not very well. the first time they have had to push back that resumption of school to now after easter. this is another month were kids will be out of school and parents say, i am up to my neck china homeschool my kids because they are expecting at least 13 weeks that kids will not be back in school due to these government mandated shutdowns of the school. that is a lot to take in. was protest related issues, now it is the coronavirus. now it seems like people are asking for refunds of tuition. hong kong, private schools, international schools are not cheap. upwards of $20,000 a year. this goes to show how prolonged the virus impact could have on the economy. that is why all eyes will be on the financial secretary when he delivers his budget today. the city expected its first budget deficit -- deficit in 15 years. we will see how he taps into the cash reserves. $144 billion worth in the city right now to try to stimulate the economy that is facing back-to-back recessions. over in japan are growing q

emily: bloomberg's yvonne man. coming up, we will dig deeper into the impact the coronavirus is having on global markets, where the strengths and weaknesses are. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: you are watching "bloomberg markets." let's check in on the first word news. notederal reserve officials anxious to raise interest rates at their last meeting, but they remain on guard against global and the mystic risks -- domestic risks, such as the coronavirus. officials also said they were cautiously optimistic about the outlook for business investment in the wake of recent trade deals. china plans to take over the troubled conglomerate hna group and so off its airline assets. the government of the southern island province where hna is based is said to be in talks to seize control of the group after the virus hurt its ability to meet financial obligations. hna has been selling off assets after a global buying spree of iconic companies like hilton and deutsche bank left it heavily indebted. china expelled three reporters from

we have yvonne man in hong kong covering this story for us. south korea was among the nations performing during the search. what is the focus? , it seems that the focus is to prevent a global pandemic outside of china. to six.h toll rising total cases topping 600. as you mentioned a 20 fold increase in five days and half of those cases seem to be tied to this religious group where had infected all patients in a psychiatric hospital after attending a funeral in the same complex. countries like the u.s., the u.k. in israel raising their travel advisory. when it comes to europe it seems like this coronavirus outbreak seems to be spreading to the -- italy hit in the northern part of the country. you have 50,000 keep -- 50,000 people southwest of milan after the second reported death in the country. businesses and restaurants are closed. matches.soccer the eu saying these extraordinary measures in dozens of these towns in italy is essential to eliminate the outbreak and may need to be replicated in other countries as well. >> let's talk about what'

haidi: yvonne man, thank you. and error thanks to selina wang in beijing. joining us now from washington, d.c. is an aston, senior director of government affairs at the u.s. china business council, and previously worked on china trade and issues at the chamber of commerce. great to have you with us. so, give us the view from the business community. when you talk to your member companies that do business in china, first we have the trade tensions between the u.s. and china. now we have this virus outbreak. how much are they considering relocating, moving away from china, given all of these uncertainties? we have 226 member companies that have operations in china and we're really not getting messages from them that they're thinking of moving operations because of the virus outbreak. what they're calling as is how they -- how can they help with the virus outbreak? they have employees on the ground, colleagues on the ground. this is a national emergency, but it's a small world and there are international implications. they are thinking about donating money and

yvonne: we can see you track the headlines. talk about a holiday that turned to confinement for thousands on board. not just the princess diamond , butliner, -- cruiseliner the world dream in hong kong. at least three people tested positive for the coronavirus on that cruiseliner. quarantine liners two weeks. passengers have been staying in their cabin, trying to get by for the day. a lot of uncertainty about what is next. we continue to track headlines from businesses as well. virgin australia the first among airlines to cancel trips from sydney to hong kong. ongoinged the antigovernment protests as well as this coronavirus that has basically made these routes commercially no longer viable. that is the latest from the business front. we talked about the cathay pacific impact. all of their workers can take unpaid leave for three weeks. the ceo saying the situation is as dire as the global financial crisis in 2009. shery: are they helping businesses out? yvonne: we heard at least from carrie lam they are trying to contain the ou

let's bring in yvonne man, who's in hong kong, and selena wang in beijing.ake us through this latest development. when you look at what economists is looking at, what the who saying, they say it could be the tip of the iceberg and everyone is watching transmissions and infections outside of china now. yvonne: right, and you mentioned the death toll now at 910, at least 40,000 cases reported around the world, and both of those numbers now have surpassed what we saw back in 2003 during the sars epidemic. we saw fresh cases in the likes of singapore, japan, and europe. there's a case of a super spreader after we saw cases in france, spain, and the u.k. britishces back to a man who attended a conference in singapore and came into contact at a.p. -- with people at a french ski resort. this shows the challenges to contain this virus once it carries outside the globe. very similar pattern to what we saw during the sars epidemic when one epidemic -- infected dr. infected multiple people at one time. there goes the challenge there. he also talk about signs of stabili

theinda: yvonne, what is latest in hong kong? >> not the news that a lot of parents were hoping for. they are saying now that they will not be resuming school beforearch 16 or not march 16. that is still two weeks later than the previous plan. we are talking about another month where schools will be closed. kids will be stuck at home. the government is urging students to stay home at this time. we will be talking to some experts on when to decide whether to resume school again and whether schools are prepared. they've also been considering ways to possibly delay entrance exams. we heard from the secretary of education that perhaps university entrance exams limit room for movement. but they are encouraging students to use e-learning platforms during these campus closures, which i guess could be a good thing. i was still going to school during the sars epidemic in hong kong and i remember having to fax in my essays and quizzes. at least technology is on their side. haslinda: how times have changed. what are chinese officials saying

yvonne: yes.he country is becoming the most one of the most riskiest places for the virus to continue to spread. if you include the numbers from the diamond princess cruz, which the country -- cruise, which the country does, that number went to 84 in japan. most of those cases were not tied to people who traveled to china. we also saw japan report its second and third death in the country. the country has been accused of being too lax when it comes to travel restrictions. they avoided a blanket ban from chinese arrivals, similar to what we saw from australia, the likes of singapore. instead, they restricted travel from two provinces in china, including hubei. bloomberg spoke with the infectious disease specialist who visited the cruise ship earlier this week and said the control measures were inadequate. he now says japan is in a critical period and how it handles this crisis in japan by saying they need to prevent a "second wuhan." here in hong kong, we learned of 60 police officers quarantined a

yvonne must announce the car the car maker would build a manufacturing plant in the air berlin the so-called gigafactory 4 is to produce batteries and power trains for up to 500000 electric cars a year for the european market but not everyone who is happy about the new neighbors. it's hard to believe that just months from now this pine forest in the state of brandenburg will be the site of tesla's gigafactory for authorities are still defusing unexploded world war 2 bombs here but the forest has to be cleared quickly because in march the growing season starts and then tree felling is not permitted. ever since it was announced that tesla would build the factory here tonight a southeast of berlin has been up in arms me. opponents of the project are worried about the changes tesla's production site will make to their community and the environment in response tesla basilan musk tweeted a promise to keep production sustainable but the protesters aren't convinced. he is in does the uk literally through this very critically because where the gigafactory is slated to be built is a drinking water pre

. >> my name is yvonne piper on the nurse practitioner here at sf city clinic. he was the first time i came to city clinic was a little intimidated. the first time i got treated for [inaudible]. i walked up to the redline and was greeted with a warm welcome i'm chad redden and anna client of city clinic >> even has had an std clinic since all the way back to 1911. at that time, the clinic was founded to provide std diagnosis treatment for sex workers. there's been a big increase in std rates after the earthquake and the fire a lot of people were homeless and there were more sex work and were homeless sex workers. there were some public health experts who are pretty progressive for their time thought that by providing std diagnosis and treatmentsex workers that we might be able to get a handle on std rates in san francisco. >> when you're at the clinic you're going to wait with whoever else is able to register at the front desk first. after you register your seat in the waiting room and wait to be seen. after you are called you come to the back and meet with a he

yvonne: we have seen people fighting.rs are on strike to call for a complete closure of its borders with china. carrie lam did not go so far. saying those measures or drastic measures like that are just not practical given the close ties between hong kong and china. we expect to hear new measures and how they will be enforced later on today. particularly how they will quarantine people arriving from china. this 14 day quarantine that takes effect on saturday to allow people to adjust their travel plans. the rejected plans that government is acting to slow. cases bring the total to 21 in hong kong. taiwan is restricting travelers from hong kong. continuing to get stranger. we are hearing about more than seven thousand people stranded onto to's off of japan and hong kong. at least 13 people tested positive for the coronavirus. and those two luxury liners are going to be quarantined for the next two week. kong,: yvonne man in hong thank you for joining. i want to continue to look at the impact the virus is having on the glob

let's turn to yvonne man in the city for the details.not seen such high levels of unemployment in about three years or so. yvonne: four-year highs, close to that when it comes to un-implement rate. keep in mind, this is sort of not really reflecting what we saw with the outbreak of the coronavirus because the hit to businesses from this virus didn't quite happen until the end of january. so, this may still be from the protests related impact. it seems like it is painting a grim picture for the outlook for 2020 as well. uber economics saying the unemployment rate could reach 5% by mid-2020. they are not exciting the economy to bounce out of this recession in the first half. they are saying the restrictions on travel in hong kong as well as mainland china will only decimate further the tourism industry. when it comes to the outlook, it seems like hong kong could be heading for its first back-to-back recession ever. you take a look at the economist estimates right now, they have been flashing their forecast since the start of february. now

so i think everybody is trying to take the basic precautions. 0k, dr yvonne griffiths, speedy returnpeaking to us, thank you. you are very welcome, thank you very much. you are watching bbc news. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:40 and 11:30 this evening in the papers — our guests joining me tonight are the women's editor at the telegraph, claire cohen and comment and features editor at city am, rachel cunliffe. shamima begum, who left london to join the islamic state group when she was 15, has lost the first stage of her appeal against the government's decision to remove her uk citizenship. ms begum, who's now 20, was found in a syrian refugee camp a year ago. the special immigration appeals commission ruled that she had not been left stateless because she has a claim to bangladeshi citizenship. a gp has been described as ‘a master of deception‘ who caused his victims ‘incalculable harm' after being given three life sentences for sex offences against multiple patients. dr manish shah assaulted the women at his surgery

yvonne man joins us now from hong kong. what more can you tell us?las wynneas well as macau for resorts. macau is their key market. they generate three quarters of their revenue there. these numbers were well before macau casinos shut down for 15 days as they try to deter the outbreak of the coronavirus from spreading. a lot of questions on what the first quarter is going to bring. our earnings going to be ugly given the impact of closures? some analysts say the impact could be in the low single digits because things were not looking good in the first place. saw revenue in macau in january following of an percent. that was partly due to the plunge and tourist arrivals during the lunar new year holiday. were 80% ofrists arrivals during that time. we are hearing more from the virus impacting other container operators. -- casino operators. a lot of talk about capital preservation. they are now on the chopping block, withholding from this buying of a second tranche of shares for crown resorts in australia. today in termss of the art scene. have canceled

yvonne: we are seeing more signs of stabilization. focus is china because we were acting these numbers to keep going lower. who of thism the being a pandemic. cases outside of china remain relatively small. they are very different in each country, depending on how you look at it. be aere a potential to pandemic? absolutely, but at this point, they do not see that yet. hasdirector general consistently backed china, despite seeing evidence that the government has been slow to atct and silenced scientists home. it seems that they are engaging with this diplomatic dance, which is very sensitive to negative comments. they are one of the biggest financial supporters of countries across africa. the director general used to be the ethiopian health minister. it is a complicated task and a thankless job as well. haslinda: not many people agree with the assessment of the who at the moment. we had a decision to postpone. what are the implications? yvonne: it seems that is more about the symbolism than anything. we thought they would have to reeva

yvonne, caldwell idaho, what you think?i think he's guilty.the fact that he's guilty and i think it's a sad sad day when our congress and our senators are so involved in their own bs that they can't judge fairly. >> thank you, reminder to callers turn down the volume on your tv, just go ahead and listen to your phone, joseph san antonio. good evening. >> good evening. i'm in the middle, i'm uncertain at this time. prior to the revelation Ãbmy first reaction was to acquit the president because what he had done did not have evidential documents. finally, the bulletin announcement, i feel that we should listen to the people that have relevant information on this issue. i mean immigrants, i came to this country when i was 18 years old, now i am 83 and i've always been on the democratic side of the politics. however, after the russia investigation, by the way, my background in military national security i was an inspector general team doing 77 and 79 doing the soviet union debacles. i have listened to all this national security

all right, yvonne and hong kong with the latest.'s get the latest on hsbc, one of the banks in the spotlight today as it gets ready to report earnings. the focus will be on its business strategy. this will be the third overhaul in a decade. it could involve thousands of losing their jobs. david, what are you looking at? david: we will find out in the next 90 minutes or so. itking at the estimates, little bit lower for revenue and profits compared to the last three months. in terms of the changes, we have three major areas potentially to watch and a combination of scenarios. the first's reshuffling in senior management, potentially a new deal. we understand that the bank is seriously looking outside the bank or that. for the business itself, they may pull back and give us enough date on how they are disposing of some of their assets out died. countries like oman, turkey for example, we might get an update on that. hsbc is progress in disposing of its retail business in france, as well. your point, job reductions, that could come, we

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yvonne man joins us now.e hearing that the fairly controversial $10,000 to each citizen measure is going ahead. that's according to local hong kong media. what else are we going to see in terms of these fast fiscal reserves that we know hong kong has? how will they deploy them to cushion the impact of the virus? >> it's interesting from the headline. we could be seeing cash hands out that handouts. seeing cash hands outs. will people say that money or spend it? willoughby fed into the right parts of the economy that have been hit hard? smb retail, tourism. the numbers have been bad. in terms of the ample supply of cash reserves, $144 billion worth. they have been saving up for a rainy day. is now the time for these bold moves? we could be hearing the first budget deficit in 15 years from the finance secretary. he will deliver that speech and a half hour. expectedted to read -- to announce a record deficit for this year. deficits on budget top of the back-to-back recessions. the chief executive did pledge earl

forced to resign the subsequent revelations about maher in question are deeply shocked his brother yvonne who is now taking a public stand against corruption i think it's all the matter courageous citizens like even standing up for their rights help makes the vazquez a more just and fair country. but with less than a month to go before the slovak parliamentary elections the country remains deeply divided. the governing social democrats are accused of complicity in marian questioners dubious deals and are expected to suffer significant losses. even kushner hopes the country's liberal pro european parties will receive the majority of votes but their fragmented something that frustrates him. but the situation ahead of the elections is confusing it seems so blocky is parties don't want to work together but. there are hopes the country liberal party is in form a coalition that hasn't happened. i think that's a mistake. a coalition could have pushed for change but now that every party is just doing its own thing. i could because the. base. even kartchner worries the country's far right extremis

yvonne: they are all in travelers to testing from countries without breaks.a traveler coming from china, japan, south korea, iran italy in the last two weeks or so and have symptoms, chances are you will be screened under these new guidelines. the cdc also urging testing for patients with unexplained lower severe respiratory illnesses and have no history of anyone with coronavirus. ais is after we learned patient in california tested positive, but didn't have any known links to anyone with the virus, and ended up having to wait a while. for testing. they are ramping up on those types of cases, as well. we are expecting china to release pmi numbers over the weekend, possibly the first indicator of the impact, the real impact of the virus in china. what are we expecting? the first official data that will take into account, the pain felt across the economy in the month of february. this is a manufacturing data we are expecting tomorrow. the surveys suggest it will attract manufacturing pmi from 52 around 45. worse, 40.7, in line with the worst numbers in 2008 du

you know he not only did he draw but he he name checked milan yvonne because he said that like this is like a family visit this swedens a relationship like a family relationship and he was really quite you know quite quite quite quite normal not believable did you find that genuine. i think it's part of the charm offensive as is the hunger in 25000 people i don't ever find any to global leaders saying nice things about each other believable because it's their job to do it to do it well yes yes they did whoa. the little i think i think i think these 2 leaders are really fond of each other the only question i have in all this though is you know you mentioned elizabeth the butchering of the names i mean you know you can you go to all this effort to have the pageantry and people the dancers and the colorful costumes and then you put your some really important names how does that kind of undo is that sort of like damage when you're trying to get just the exact opposite that's the one thing i'm how did that play you know what for people who like it's the same as in the united states for thos

tonight the family of yvonne booth released this photograph after the 55—year—old mother was swept to worcestershire. here in upton—upon—severn, the authorities are now urging people to leave their homes because of the impending risk. we are monitoring things very closely, in particular the severn, at towns such as shrewsbury and bewdley and tewkesbury are areas that we are looking at very closely because water levels are expected to continue to rise in some of those catchments. and when the levels do drop, this is what is left behind. the market town of tenbury wells, now a muddy mess. 0n the high street today we found a huge community clear up after almost every business was flooded — from the bank to the barber's, even the insurance firm. mary has a letting agency. so, what does it mean for you? as a business? 0ur income stops. i can't go out on appointments, our viewings are stopped. it stops dead. roger's brand—new carpet will have to go. he has been working round—the—clock to save his home. totally ruined. we have been up since 2:30 on saturday morning. and i'm type 1 diabetic a

scrutiny to ensure that iran isn't misusing it although iran produces much of its own basic medicine yvonne's treatment is generally imported but as the route between washington and tehran deepens vital medicine is getting harder to source in 20000 alone 56000 patients died of cancer in the islamic republic and in just a one year period between 20019 the cost of medical services rose by you can see 19 percent however washington still says that sanctions are not hurting the industry since medicine doesn't fall onto them i want to talk directly to the iranian people to dispel myths about us saying sions that continue to be promoted by the iranian regime myth number one the united states sanctions medical supplies going to the iranian people the truth is that the united states exempts by the medical devices for the iranian people earlier we spoke to a professor from terror on university he explained to us why iran is still experiencing medical shortages despite the sector being exempt from u.s. panties. the americans are saying that they have not sanction humanitarian goods such as medicine and

tonight the family of yvonne booth released this photograph after the 55—year—old mother was swept to death in flood water in worcestershire. here in upton—upon—severn, the authorities are now urging people to leave their homes because of the impending risk. we are monitoring things very closely, in particular the severn, at towns such as shrewsbury and bewdley and tewkesbury are areas that we are looking at very closely because water levels are expected to continue to rise in some of those catchments. and when the levels do drop, this is what is left behind. the market town of tenbury wells, now a muddy mess. 0n the high street today we found a huge community clear up after almost every business was flooded — from the bank to the barber's, even the insurance firm. mary has a letting agency. so, what does it mean for you? as a business? 0ur income stops. i can't go out on appointments, our viewings are stopped. it stops dead. roger's brand—new carpet will have to go. he has been working round—the—clock to save his home. totally ruined. we have been up since half past two on saturday m

. >> reporter: yvonne and stephan had been together for nearly 30 years and came to an agreement on finances when they got married. >> he makes the money, i handle the money. max oh, communication? but many couples aren't open and truthful when it comes to money. credit cards.com survey 2500 americans in serious relationships. they found 44 percent admitted to committing financial infidelity. >> financial infidelity takes one of three forms. it is secret debt, secret accounts, or it could be secret spending. >> reporter: ted rossman from credit cards.com said 34 percent admit to spending money that they feel their heart and would be comfortable with. 17 percent have kept a secret account, 12 percent carried secret debt. >> what is even more surprising is 27 percent say it is even worse than visible cheating. so this is really a big deal for a lot of people. >> reporter: 24-year-old anna bagley is single, but doesn't plan to share an account with another person. >> when you just start out, you are well aware of all the money you have in your expenses, so i guess you could to that point when y

yvonne: a couple of days in, so we will see how things go. things are running more smoothly. when it comes to the total number of arrivals from china, that has dropped by more than 75% out of the three border checkpoints which remain open with hong kong and china, talking about the airport, the hong kong-macau bridge and shenzhen bay port. and we learned a total of 918 people who have been quarantined as of saturday, most of which are hong kong residents, and the government say the next two weeks are going to be critical. they are monitoring those quarantined with mobile phone apps to track their real locations, real-time i should say. the number of affected cases jumped over the weekend by one third to a total of 36. the latest case, a family of nine who tested positive after having a hot pot and barbecue meal. the government urging people to limit these types of social gatherings and alleviate the concern of the panic buying we have seen. the quarantined doesn't impact freight services -- quarantine doesn't impact freight services. saturday

working with india to improve development and empower women entrepreneurs that is why my daughter yvonne attended the global entrepreneurship summit and i do a bad to highlight women's economic empowerment if i walk up please great job you've done thank you very much. thank you. talking about how very special the visit has been so far talking about the reception that he received yesterday when he and the 1st lady maloney arrived in india he was talking about the expressions of love that they had been on the receiving end though he said it's been a very productive visit so far confirming what we've been reporting that talking about a deal worth $3000000000.00 for military helicopters and the equipment the insular equipment that goes with them they've also had conversations about radical islamic terrorism quotes they've been talking about 5 g. the coming next evolution of how we all use our cell phones our mobile telephones talking about bilateral trade talks he also said exports have gone up from the united states to india by 60 percent since he took office i suspect somebody'll be fact c

protests as being somebody who's part of the old school of protests has been very clear on that yvonne's have said they want a completely new suite now whether they can actually get that or not remains to be seen but there is a real concern from a lot of people within the protest movement that his name might divide them for example you've got people in the protest movement who say well look he's come out and supported the protest movement therefore we should support him others say actually no he's one of the old school and we don't need that card of person in our corner or even backing us we are an independent movement so it really remains to be seen what he will do he has been already congratulated by the outgoing president. mahdi he's been a quiet take a prime minister since november the 30th now just to give you some of the constitutional side of this this he resigned in november 30th 15 days it should have taken for the new prime minister to be named it has and has taken months so the iraqi president has taken this upon himself he gave a deadline of saturday night to name a name now

now to the city where the prime minister thomas yvonne is expected in court where he will be charged with the murder of his former wife. and he was shot near her home in 2 of the 17 that the parliament has given prime minister to ban the until thursday to step down the 80 year old prime minister has said that he'll resign in july because of old age his current wife messiah to bonnie is also facing charges relating to the killing she's so far denied involvement. one of the lead our recently. made of that particular person. is going to be. a property of the vehicle. live now to the capital mr serry for me to mina as our correspondent there for me to i mean this is something you couldn't really have made it up could you tell us how we got to this point whereby you have a sitting prime minister asian eighty's accused of the involvement in the murder of the former wife. well martin this case goes back about 2 years when the prime minister thomas to bonnie was having a divorce battle with he is a strange wife at that time. bonnie and that she didn't want to give the prime minister divorce