zhang hai was making plans to take his 76-year-old father, zhang lifa, back to the city. >> (speakingpital in central wuhan to have his broken leg operated on. >> (speaking chinese): >> narrator: by january 8, it's estimated more than 6,0 people had been infected by the virus. the chinese new year was just over two weeks away. 15 million people were expected to travel out of wuhan alone during the holiday. one of their top destinations abroad was thailand. publicly, the chinese government was still saying that cases re linked to the huanan market, and there was no evidence of human-to-human transmission. but thai health officials were skeptical. >> china said that there is no evidence that the disease has human-to-human transmission, but we all know very well that for, for the pneumonias, usually there will be so, some human-to-human transmission. so that is what we prepared for. so we started screening the passengers from wuhan. ♪ ♪ >> narrator: bangkok's main airport began temperature checks on all passengers from wuhan, not just those who had been to huanan market. >> (speaking tha

tony zhang sees the orchard through the trees. >>> coming or going? professor mike khouw tests the doppler effect around target it's time to risk less and make more "options action" starts right now. >>> rates rocking wall street this week as the 10-year yield jumped to its highest level in over a year. our chart master says the bond breakdown could have investors targeting one key area. >> the great irony is yields collapsed today, the long bond up 2 points. basically a great spike in rates. a lot of people saw opportunity there buying bonds the question is, though, are regional banks and banks in general, broker dealers, ahead of themselves? that's the premise let's look at four charts. the first one is the kre, this is an etf that matches the standard & poor's regional bank index, symbol kre. what you have here is going back to the prefinancial crisis, 2006, then i've used the 150-day moving average to show just how far above trend we are you have a "v" bottom, and you're right back to an all-time high to consider that fed funds are basically zero

last year was much more lively remembers andy zhang who lives in the neighborhood. >> i remember them having performances here. >> i think there are more people around making sure none of those assaults happen. >> when we are out we want to be careful with our surroundings. >> reporter: he believed a collective show of support is needed. you can't let one or two bad apples ruin it for everybody. >> tomorrow there will be an event in solidarity starting at madison square park and marching over to little saigon. reporting in oakland, matt boone, abc 7 news. >>> lunar new year celebrations continue in san francisco tonight welcoming the year of the ox with an image of the hard-working animal. in chinatown neighbors rang in the new year with fire crackers and the opening of a new playground, 10 years in the making offering a symbol of hope for the community. now neighbors are calling for unity. >> everybody is glafl noised and wants to do something. >> all right. we have a big weekend. can you expect rain for the holiday weekend? >> yeah. sandhya patel is tracking the latest storm with li

shin zhang accounts for a fifth of the world's cotton supply. reports that china is forcing uighurs into hard manual labor in cotton fields. the chinese response is that the works are part of a quote, vol untheary poverty alleviation project. they have reported physical, mental and sexual torture including rape through mass sterilization, forced abortions and coercing uighurs to marry non-uighurs and even the disgraced former president of the united states who claimed to be the only one willing to stand up to china didn't stand up to the persecution of the uighurs possibly because they're muslim. possibly because they're a minority. possibly because the former president liked nationalistic authoritarian leaders. on his last full day as secretary of state, mike pompeo tweeted that china was carrying out genocide against the uighurs. antony blinkin yeahed and pressed the two super powers. as america retakes its place as a leader among nation, stopping genocide and ethnic cleansing around the world needs to become its priority. needs to become its

i will pass it to commissioner vega. >> thank you, commissioner zhang. my name is gracie vega. i'm a youth commissioner for district 8. on february 8, the youth commission held a town hall in which we were able to hear from a completely different view on our city's budget concerns and needs. we held over 1,000 participants, over 200 of which were youth in t.a.y. we had representatives that were able to answer questions that youth had and were able to inform youth. so i'm going to pass it off. >> thank you, commissioner vega. i am commissioner chung, a mayoral appointment and chair of the civic appointment committee. our first goal is to allow the department of elections to continue our civil committee to invest in the long-term health of our democracy. as with the department of children, youth, and their families, we would like to see funding go into services that support both the physical and mental well-being of young people especially during this pandemic where resources are limited without direct contact with schools and community based organizations that many youth rely on

hannah zhang is the only worker at i cafe, where sales have dropped 80%. she says she is encouraged that businesses have picked up a bit ahead of the lunar new year. >> the first people to actually put masks on. they were the first people to socially distance. and, if you look at chinatown, where people are crammed together in the dentist densest units, they have defied the odds. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> taking a live look at san francisco city hall, the battle over school reopening could be headed to court. in a first of its kind lawsuit. san francisco is suing its own school district and board of education. the city is accusing them of violating a state law by dropping the ball on school reopening plans. school officials say the city should be supporting them, rather than attacking them. over 100 private schools in the city have reopened, with 16,000 students returning, there have been fewer than five cases of suspected in school covid-19 transmission. >> meanwhile, across the bay, alameda unified hopes to get elementary schoo

disney rolling the dice on mgm keeping cool with yeti with us, carter worth, mike co-and taupe zhang let's get right to it. magical ride up. our chart master says the house of mouse could be heading to a fresh all-time high on earnings next week. let's go to mike with the outlook for disney mike >> yeah. i mean, so this is an interesting situation. wie got disney close to all-time highs. if people are looking at the historical performance of the company, one of the things you might be asking yourself is we've got free cash flow for the year that's probably going to be one-sixth of the peak it reached in 2008. we've got net income that's going to be a small fraction of what it was in 2008. the parks are closed what is the bull case? the bull case is a couple of things for one, disney plus maybe the 024 expectation of multiplying that by four 350 million subscribers. that puts them soundly in competition with netflix, which itself just has market capitalization of $200 billion we heard california legislators talk about reopening parks in the state of california. disneyland brings in ab

the space down nearly 3% tony zhang says there's a light at the end of the tunnel tony, what are you looking at? >> yeah. i want to take a look at apple after what has been a record quarter on earnings both on top and bottom line, and i want to take advantage of the multiple con traction we have seen over the past few weeks as the tlungt for the stock. if we look at the chart, on an absolute basis, the stock is trading at what i consider a fairly major support level at 120. it's currently also over sold on the short run. the stock hasn't performed very well dependence the technology sector and is trading near a multi-month support level here so for those risks, i think the richg reward ratio favor the long side. if we look at the business, i don't think apple's business has ever been stronger growth is 31% of their revenue the mac book pros have been moved off the intel chips which makes their ability to sell services across the entire ecosystem of hardwareis extremely available. i think it's fairly reasonable for a stock that's currently growing at the pace they are despite the size

>>> happy friday options action fans chris varrone, mike co and tony zhang coming up. reefer madness hits the market cannabis trade is hot. we'll break it down. how to play pot without getting burned plus the next opportunity many chips. is this on the brink of a big breakout later, if you've got a question about options, tweet us. we might anticipation you on the air. we start off with a record day on wall street the s&p closing at all time highs. there could be afternoon even bigger opportunity emerging abroad let's go off the charts with chris. chris, take it away. >> yeah. i think the big story is not what happens domestically this week but what we're seeing globally, particularly emerging markets. this is a really important juncture for e.m you're breaking out of a 15-year base this was a consequential chart think an the longer term catalyst here. dollar's been weak flows are starting to move west to east, north to south, rates, oil, copper, i think the setup here is still very attractive for this to be the beginning of a longer term move remember, the last time e

last year was much more lively remembers andy zhang who lives in the neighborhood. >> i remember them having performances here. >> i think there are more people around making sure none of those assaults happen. >> when we are out we want to be careful with our surroundings. >> reporter: he believed a collective show of support is needed. you can't let one or two bad apples ruin it for everybody. >> tomorrow there will be an event in solidarity starting at madison square park and marching over to little saigon. reporting in oakland, matt boone, abc 7 news. >>> lunar new year celebrations continue in san francisco tonight welcoming the year of the ox with an image of the hard-working animal. in chinatown neighbors rang in the new year with fire crackers and the opening of a new playground, 10 years in the making offering a symbol of hope for the community. now neighbors are calling for unity. >> everybody is glafl noised and wants to do something. >> all right. we have a big weekend. can you expect rain for the holiday weekend? >> yeah. sandhya patel is tracking the latest storm with li

mike khouw and tony zhang. the cannabis trade blazing hot we'll break down what is fuelling this frenzy and how to lay with pot without getting burned. >>> plus the next big opportunity with chips is the name on a big breakout we'll bring you the trade. later we'll take your tweets if you've got a trade, tweet us @optionsaction. we might just answer your question on air. >>> while the record rally continues to play out in the u.s., there could be an even bigger opportunity emerging abroad let's go off the charts with chris varone take it away. >> what we're seeing globally, particularly emerging markets, this is a really important juncture for e.m you're breaking out of a 15-year base if we pull up the first chart, this is the etm -- etf think about the longer term catalyst here. dollars are weak flows are starting to move west to east, north to south. rates, oil, copper think the setup here is still very attractive for this to be the beginning of a longer-trm move remember, the last time em broke out to this m

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sleep 3 only from nature's bounty >>> happy friday options action fans chris varrone, mike co and tony zhangreefer madness hits the market cannabis trade is hot. we'll break it down. how to play pot without getting burned plus the next opportunity many chips. is this on the brink of a big breakout later, if you've got a question about options, tweet us. we might anticipation you on the air. we start off with a record day on wall street the s&p

measures were increased to crackdown on people suspected of making illegal benefits claims including zhang net and roger a look back roger derrick's remembers the morning 11 years ago when his doorbell rang and a debt collector was standing outside as you see here we have an amount of what they are asking back from us 35000. and that was one of our 1st letters we got. and we thought her oh what is this i don't know if you have 30000 on your bank account i didn't. so yeah there was a guy standing in my door with a letter and he said well you know when you pay derek's couldn't pay and tried to prove his innocence the authorities accused his family of defrauding them of 60000 euros in child benefits and took harsh action. they claim 40 percent of your salary every month they can take away your car when you're driving on the highway at a certain point there is no way out you start doubting each other that you fill in the tax papers good every day to struggle with the money so. the intensity of the of the pressure. of everything at certain point that this not. to control anymore being prosecute

narrative that the trumpet ministration pushed pushed is pretty well intact at this point we have they zhang hitting back and saying that it seems like the biden ministration is forgetting the decisions of its predecessor and that it has a responsibility to reverse the isolation of the united states and the lack of confidence in the united states that emerged around the world during trump's administration this was the response from china what the u.s. has done in recent years has severely undermined multilateral institutions including the w.h.o. and gravely damaged international corporation uncovered 19 but the us acting as if none of this has ever happened is points in fingers at other countries who have been faithfully supports in the w.h.o. and at the moment so if with such a track record how can it win the confidence of the whole world. now the scientists in we traced 13 coded 19 strands and they suggest in their reports that covert 19 may have been previously undetected now their mission was subject to all kinds of politically charged attention there were accusations by western official

cool with yeti lessons learned from a gray swan delivered by swaum carter worth, mike khouw, tony zhang. disney shares on a magical ride up nearly 28%, and the house of mouse could be heading to a fresh new all-time high. mike >> yeah, so this is an interesting situation. we've got disney close did all-time highs here. if people are just taking a look at the historical performance of the company, one of the things you might be asking yourself is, we've got free cash flow for the year, that's probably going to be one-sixth of the peak it reached in 2018. we've got net income that's going to be a small fraction of what it was in 2018. the parks are closed what is the bull case here the bull case is a couple of things disney plus. just shy of 90 million subscribers, maybe the 2024 expectation of multiplying that by close to 4, 350 million subscribers, pet in perspective, soundly in competition with a company like netflix which itself has over a market capitalization of over $200 billion. this week we heard california legislators talking about the possibility of reopening parks in the state

coated though they will still be quarantined for at least 10 days on a rival political commentator zhang bricmont believes it's not realistic to expect countries to act as one despite the ideals of the e.u. . your hobbies are fiction your hobbies are legion is to believe that we can build this european union and make it into a single gallantry eventually but it doesn't seem to work that way devan the media t.v. unity in the sense that the different people in europe are still as different as they used to be the german town of french and french and italians etc and then those are going to be doing to these areas of the people to control their country their policy and so on if only they're all the us and this meat that we're going to build a european union that's really doing that it's it that's when you know mother they want the lady named it's just not possible because. there won't be people that's i think i said the basic thing is that we are different people and we have not changed to was danger unity if you want to go in late that. her independence catalan party's triumphed in sunday's

tonight's trade lineup, chris verrone, head of technical strategas, mike khouw and tony zhang. >>> coming up, reefer madness hits the options market, the cannabis trade blazing hot we'll break down what is fueling this frenzy and lay out a way for you to play pot without getting burned. >>> plus the next big opportunity in chips is this name on the brink of a big breakout we'll bring you the trade. >>> and later we're taking your tweets if you've got a question about an options trade, tweet us @optionsaction. we might just answer you on the air. >>> we start off tonight with a record day on wall street. the dow/nasdaq/s&p 500 closing at all-time highs. and while the record rally continues to play out here in the u.s., there could be an even bigger opportunity emerging abroad so let's go off the charts with chris verrone. chris, take it away. >> yeah. i think the big story is not what happened domestically this week but what we're seeing globally, particularly emerging markets. this is a really important juncture for e.m you're breaking out of a 15-year base this was a hugely consequential

linda zhang of purview investments. guy: we will play a fun game.ll talk about where will bumble open. the ipo is a 43. the indications are 65. two games. when will it open? i have 11:43 eastern. then it is where does the price open? we are already at $65. alix: my time is 1215 -- is 12:15 and i was $108 on the price. usually i am wrong about these things. guy: usually the later part of the european close is when these things happen. i think there'll be a lot of flashes as we get closer to that opening price. anyway, we will look forward to that. alix: in the meantime, let's talk about something very cool. it is a jetsons world. can mollusk just invested in a flying car start up your we will talk to the co-ceo of the company, coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: i am ritika gupta live in the principal room. coming up today, former disney executive and tiktok ceo kevin burke that is at 5:00 in new york -- kevin mayer. that is at 5:00 in new york. this is bloomberg. alix: live from new york, i am alix steel with guy johnson in london. this is

i will pass it to commissioner vega. >> thank you, commissioner zhang. my name is gracie vega.'m a youth commissioner for district 8. on february 8, the youth commission held a town hall in which we were able to hear from a completely different view on our city's budget concerns and needs. we held over 1,000 participants, over 200 of which were youth in t.a.y. we had representatives that were able to answer questions that youth had and were able to inform youth. so i'm going to pass it off. >> thank you, commissioner vega. i am commissioner chung, a mayoral appointment and chair of the civic appointment committee. our first goal is to allow the department of elections to continue our civil committee to invest in the long-term health of our democracy. as with the department of children, youth, and their families, we would like to see funding go into services that support both the physical and mental well-being of young people especially during this pandemic where resources are limited without direct contact with schools and community based organizations that many youth rely on.

. >> thank you, commissioner zhang. my name is gracie vega. i'm a youth commissioner for district 8. on february 8, the youth commission held a town hall in which we were able to hear from a completely different view on our city's budget concerns and needs. we held over 1,000 participants, over 200 of which were youth in t.a.y. we had representatives that were able to answer questions that youth had and were able to inform youth. so i'm going to pass it off. >> thank you, commissioner vega. i am commissioner chung, a mayoral appointment and chair of the civic appointment committee. our first goal is to allow the department of elections to continue our civil committee to invest in the long-term health of our democracy. as with the department of children, youth, and their families, we would like to see funding go into services that support both the physical and mental well-being of young people especially during this pandemic where resources are limited without direct contact with schools and community based organizations that many youth rely on

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mike khouw and tony zhang.thout getting burned. >>> plus the next big opportunity with chips is the name on a big breakout we'll bring you the trade. later we'll take your tweets if you've got a trade, tweet us @optionsaction. we might just answer your question on air. >>> while the record

zhang's testing as well as table 18 in the briefing document. although there's concordance, as you just stated, in general between the testing done at the site and the centrally-concurrent testing, in this table all of the differences appear to be in the placebo group which seems a little bit odd. are we to interpret in general that one of these tests is more sensitive and the other is less specific? or how are you interpreting the differences? >> i'm sorry, i'll have to find the table you're referring to, but the tests, as i mentioned, used in the central laboratory are all fda-authorized and 99.9% sensetivity. and i think similar specificity as well. so in terms of the samples analyze ared, like i mentioned in the presentation and briefing document, there was some selection bias involved in which some got sequenced first. so, again, those samples were more severe cases, samples that had onset 14 days or after, so -- [inaudible] would have met the primary endpoint were sequenced first. so because it's biased in prioritizing which samples what -

tony zhang sees the orchard through the trees. >>> coming or going?w tests the doppler effect around target it's time to risk less and mak

howard zhang is the editor of the bbc�*s chinese service.e reacted? the first impressions that _ chinese have reacted? the first impressions that the _ chinese have reacted? the first impressions that the chinese i impressions that the chinese government has been very, very careful here. they're trying not to give the impression of either backing the coup or they are against it. also so far the state media have been quite consistently low key. the only reporting as matter of fact, i think altogether i think on the newspapers and on the publications you can see our carrying less than 150 words from the news agency. every newspaper is reporting the same thing. a coup has happened in china is calling for calm and legal and lawful resolution of the differences between the parties. but also leucine some on platforms trying to serve on some comments as well as analysis from academia as well as analysis from academia as well as analysis from academia as well as normal people come up out during this government that the relations between china and my

. >> reporter: 29-year-old yunhan zhang knows what it's like to live in fear.executive memorandum condemning anti-asian racism are a start. but don't go nearly far enough. >> we have a very practical issue of people getting attacked on the street. we need to do a lot more than an executive order to prevent those things from happening. and so far nothing has happened yet. >> this is becoming almost a daily tragedy. >> reporter: c congresswoman ju chu chairs the asian pacific american caucus. >> right now the ability to fight hate crimes is very uneven across the different jurisdictions. >> reporter: she hopes the biden administration will support new legislation to track and prosecute hate crimes. chu and many members of the aapi community say former president trump not only failed to protect its members, his rhetoric led to their pain. >> kungflu -- >> we are still living in the aftermath of the trump era. we have a job to do. we still have to get the word out. and educate people about what is happening. >> reporter: back in san francisco a makeshift memorial i

monday, the youth commission did pass a resolution by myself and another commissioner, commissioner zhangom district 7 about a social housing model specifically on public land around the twin peaks gas station site and juvenile hall there, so we appreciate your support on that as this moves forward. and speaking in my personal capacity not on behalf of this commission, i just want to urge your support for the rent relief and the social housing components are extremely important, and i'm very excited that the projected revenues for this fiscal year have gone up substantially, and just specifically on social housing, i want to emphasize that we should absolutely -- we need to start getting into the city -- the city needs to get into the business of building affordable housing, so we need to start building up affordable housing programs, we also have to get into options of social housing programs like land trusts so we can be using this money, like, now to make a difference, so i urge your consideration, and definitely hope your amendments will be updated -- your resolutions will be updated