china will expel "the new york times," "wall street journal," "the washington post" from china. also kicking those papers out of hong kong and macau. all this as the administration and congress ramp up another historic package for the u.s. economy. look at market reaction to that, up more than 1000 points on the dow. futures in the green. this just in the federal reserve brings back another credit facility from the 2008 crisis to help the investment bankers and brokerages smooth out the credit markets about it comes to dealing in u.s. treasurys. fox news congressional correspondent chad pergram in washington with more. chad? reporter: liz, good evening. treasury secretary steve mnuchin has come to capitol hill twice in the past 24 hours to talk to senate republicans about putting together massive 800 billion to a trillion dollar package to deal with the coronavirus. he implored them to pass this fast. listen. >> we have congress on this but the president wants to put money in the economy now. this is where if there are people and small businesses that can't make payroll, because

in $28000.00 alone trade volumes between ghana and china it's $7300000000.00 imports from china alone accounted for $4800000000.00 that makes gun a chinese 7th largest trading partner in africa guinea and stupendous on chinese products and experts say gonna and other african countries don't have an easy way out of the crisis. and even if you decided to go to europe. in europe and how many businesspeople would be competitive. so i don't think that is an issue that we can get. ok we don't really mind. with. because. for now all that open can do is hope for the virus to be contained in the coming weeks to keep his business healthy. well it can all be traced back to a city of 11000000 in central china and the epicenter of the new strain of corona virus disrupting global commerce. starting to go back to work after a lengthy lockdown if this ghost town is transformed it will be a positive signal for the rest of the world but there's reason to believe things won't immediately go back to normal. carmakers are already signaling a return japanese firm honda saying it will restart work in its fa

i think china and its approach has been vindicated insofar as it applies to china i think other countries out there are trying their own ways of dealing with this and doing quite successfully but i think what china showed us is that it overturned what had been a bit of a debate going on within the field a sewer that quarantines should be used in the 1st place and certainly as you said on this scale it was something that hadn't been done before but i think what the example from china has shown us is with the correct amount of resources and both the social support combined with the political will such efforts are possible. now south korea's approach to covert 1000 has been praised but it was very different singapore and taiwan were also praised in how they handled combating the virus for their contract trade ever their contact tracing efforts are wu han style measures necessary to contain the disease i think that there are a number of different examples there. the situation in south korea for example is very interesting because they seem to have been able to be very successful using a testi

spread of these kinds of rumors in china i mean china's propaganda offensive is multi-faceted and multiplied for its diplomats embassies and consulates launched dozens of new twitter accounts last year since twitter is banned in china those accounts are aimed at international audiences the diplomats are trying to reassure foreign governments that. and now it has its domestic epidemic under control and they're offering to share the expertise it's developed with other countries joining us to talk more about the virus is china's ambassador they've taken that same message to the mainstream media beaching estimates its diplomatic corps has conducted more than $400.00 interviews on the coronavirus and written more than $300.00 articles chinese television is also producing news stories extolling beijing's rapid response to the crisis which until you have to hit me to get. them to the. stories that then find their way into the international media one of the biggest manifestations of that was. the building a hospital and will hunt and 10 days there filmed footage of the construction site that they ga

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sentiment is a key driver and we've seen the pmi from china and waiting on data from china and waiting on data from north america but if sentiment is hit by the crisis andi sentiment is hit by the crisis and i expect this hit, then private consumption could fall and that would impact on the economy. thank you for your time, we appreciate it, and lots more detail and advice on the website. take a look. china is india's second largest trading partner and, with billions of dollars' worth of trade every year, india has become heavily dependent on its asian partner. however, as we've been hearing, the coronavirus outbreak is beginning to cause major disruption to supply chains and nowhere more so than in india as the bbc‘s devina gupta has been finding out. for the past two years, this television factory in a western state has applied new generation televisions to global brands across india. they make 80,000 led tv sets every month. the glass panel and electronic chips used for it are not available in india, so they are heavily dependent on china to import them. but with the coronavirus o

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china relations forward or are we in kind of a cold the sack right now go ahead fred. i do not think that you know this thing will help us with us china relations i don't think it will hurt but it does put even to face one deal on some floor of a hiatus because right now there is no way for china to to work all these situation in the long run. maybe will put less tension on the trade. the less politicized let's call fully between the 2 countries better for businesses of post cites. for my perspective as american i wish both countries to open up. the products and the services free to both countries to trade i think that is really the long term solution rather than talking about the u.s. and only on specific products and services ok let me go back to scott here scum town do you feel. i just get this sense you know i don't know i kind of want to be just a to political here but i mean looking at the the discourse about this there's a lot of people and then a lot of people a lot of democrats want to see trump fail on this i mean that it's mind boggling i mean this is the di

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, let's not tried out china china. i don't mind that we have to discuss how we can put our strength together but something driven out of washington will not work and i'll give you a good example. bill perry said when he was under secretary, he testified in the congress in 1978 or 1979 and he was asked, what is the future of personal computing and he said there's no reason for personal computers. that was bill perry, one of the most technologically sophisticated people i know. if the need for personal computers had been driven from washington we might not have had them. so let's not try to have a national strategy on things. let's go to our strengths. second point, the openness of our society. i have watched as pressure is growing on universities not to admit chinese students to our frontier laboratory, places like stanford and mit in texas and austin in illinois and harvar harvard -- sorry i meant to mention harvard, it was an oversight. but i remember that you hear this and i want to say and i have said to u.s. govern

and china is the number one. objective will start to dig somehow. problem for the united states and as. told to the audience in my alma mater the university is russia will become part of balancing coalition so i don't understand why the united states is somehow. both china and russia but in my opinion it might cause slightly different effect same as with sanctions on russia for the ukrainian crisis which was according to john. very famous a realistic thinker course on the side of the. on the west not on. i mean you could also throw in these a antagonizing russia and china but mark antagonizing europe is well ok that that's my point right here here here and this is in this is why i'm doing this program because i think the transatlantic experience is being seriously 10. here because i would make the argument at least 100 trump they're more interested in trade there are interested in europe energy policy and oh ok you have to buy all these arms because you know they're they're important to american politics but they

primarily in china. their testimony identified the cessation of american manufacturing of api as a health community concerned because it creative vulnerability to the u.s. supply chain. the fda is not alone in their concern. in its 2019 report to congress, the u.s. china economic and security review commission revealed serious deficiencies and i am quoting, series c trade deficiencies in health and safety and china's. that's not something somebody just read on the internet. it is not an assumption. that is the 2019 report to congress from the u.s. china economic and security review. the coronavirus outbreak is drawing much needed attention to the possibility of a global health crisis. indeed today the who classified it as a pandemic. i have to tell you i think awareness is not enough. if the united states congress does not act, our dependence upon china for medication will continue to put american lives at risk. yesterday, alongside my friend the senator from new jersey, senator menendez, i introduce- th

so you will notice, the respect he has for china's growth rate, and china's economic power. he is not one of the china collapse or segment of asia members at all. the chinese respect him in part because he recognized how far the competition has gone and how much china is pulling ahead. this is a key thing to understand president trump's policy and their they have for him to see through their own stories. that is china's week and we are get a collapse. the chinese themselves say this. they don't stratton say where the most powerful country. they say they have so many weaknesses, don't buy the appraisal had about china. president trump saw through that the chinese respect important. maria: that's unbelievable in the meantime china has its own strategy here at sound people to go back to work even as people are still dying of the coronavirus. >> that's right i think their gdp growth rate is sacred to them it's extremely important. even if it drops a little bit below six, they still want to have second, third, fourth quarter quarter this year be up 6%. the other thing i think you

then you have a deeper thing, the contagion coming out of china about globalization and making china not just the manufacture of the world but the real head of logistics system. thus the deeper issue. his whole campaign is built around moving the supply chain back, people forget the central part of nafta was to make north america and mexico an alternative for manufacturing supply base. you have the media problems like pharmaceuticals, generics and apis, you also have the masking consumables and medicals but then you have the deeper thing, that my china is trying to get up apple, fox getting there. maria: he's sending people back even though they are dying. steve: you saw the numbers, he saw the numbers coming out of china on friday, they were horrific. 36% for their manufacturing and was probably a promoted number. if you look at the actual logistics, the stock going around call, there's literally nothing going on in manufacturing from a president trump is doing further. it's also where the market selloff is. his entire thesis is to bring the supply chain back to the industrial democ

what you just mentioned about china and the south china sea. at the same time, hillary clinton, john kerry, when he was secretary of state, and joe biden they were known as the softer side of the obama administration. the chinese themselves would say this to me, that they preferred to deal with biden or kerry or hillary and avoid ash carter and obama. so, just an interesting chinese view of the split of the administration. mark: the fact is, the results are, what they are. >> yes. mark: and nothing definitive was done, nothing effective was done. >> not exactly. obama extract ad pledge from xi xinping he would not militarize the south china sea. mark: how did that work out? >> they violated it within 60 days. mark: isn't it remarkable though, that we had one of our big ships in a vietnamese port. they invited us. they wanted us there because the chinese are grabbing, under water territorial rights that belong to the vietnamese. we have these sorts of things going on with former enemies. on other hand, philippines selling out to the chinese. may

then within china. of course, this originated win inch -- in china. i want to the definitively. it first came up in china. we have 164,999 cases worldwide. those, more than half, our etc. china. that tells you how it's -- are out of china now. that tells you how it's spreading. there is a head start to start battling it. china had to think on its feet from the beginning. something it was draconian measures. now europe is starting to do what people would say is draconian measures, whether germany putting restrictions on its borders with france and luxembourg, denmark, and other places. look at the numbers just overnight, david, switzerland up 62%. : is a small base, up 623%. 35% in the number of confirmed cases overnight. the u.k. is another ball of waxed. it's been criticized for its response, schools not shut down, and they are looking at not necessarily preventing the outbreak, but more focusing on containing it. 20%, cases are up by some 35 dead in the u.k., as well. i mentioned to looking at those b

maria: we just did a phase 1 china deal but also recognizing that china has been a bad actor on so many levels. how do we deal with that? >> we need to because 21st century will be defined by the relationship between the united states and china. maria: right. >> in every one of our interactions with them we are always going to act in the best interest of the united states of america. that means that if something -- that if some action on their part or ours runs counter to national interest and/or national security, we don't do it. that's the bottom line. these are not punitive measures. this is not punishing china but protecting the united states. the critical mistakes in last 20 years that capitalism would change china when in fact, it's china that has changed capitalism. maria: senator, do you think china is concocting plans? >> in 21st century conflict is not going to be military against military, it's going to operate in the informational realm and the cyber realm and -- and electrical warfare and all sorts of -- and diplomatic pressure that we see even now, the leverage that they h

able to prove that china was an outlying in the south china sea. they were able to make their bargaining clear. if you go for a soft landing, you don't assert your rights, we will be nice, not conduct aggressive actions within your water and offer economic deals. this is very important. we see a very brazen personalization of philippine foreign policy. might sound familiar. we see i, me and myself a lot. if you look at the latest position of the philippines, just to go into details, while the philippine and u.s. alliance has been there, he actually also placed certain breaks or certain blockages in terms of operation of the alliance. there were two important bases. under the cooperation agreement of 2014, the u.s. was supposed to preposition weapons and equipment there as some deterrence against further chinese encroachment. president duterte nixed that ability. that hampered the cooperation of two countries to keep china in check. the other thing was what i call this diplomacy. china was notsuccessful, they were able to gain more military access.

, we want china to survive. obviously there is no room for compromise between those two proposals. what roosevelt is going to do is partly in response to japanese advantages southern indochina but after he has gone through these collaborations with churchill or hopkins he realizes that one of the most important things he can do is cut off the supply of oil to japan, providing japan from 75 percent-80% of petroleum. there is a moral dilemma here. providing the japanese war machine with petroleum to wage war against china. imagine what they would say if we provided 75% or 80% of petroleum to hitler from 1937-1941? the problem roosevelt faced with a strategic dilemma, he knows if we cut off japanese oil they would simply advance and sees the oil reserves, they would not only have their oil but they would be in a stronger position. at this point he decides a flexible restriction of oil production to japan is going to be a total embargo because ultimately are you going to provide the japanese with oil to attack the s

it's the detroit of china. a lot of auto manufacturers and other manufacturing bases are based there in wuhan, so there's constant travel in and out of wuh wuhan. >> but in december of 2019, everything changed. that's when people started to show up at wuhan's hospitals with severe flu-like symptoms. patients had difficulty breathing and pneumonia. an ominous pattern that got the attention of a 34-year-old doctor named li win liang. on december 30th, he wrote to co-workers to warn them of what he believed was an outbreak of a new virus. he recommended that they wear protective equipment. >> he noticed that there is an irregular pattern of pneumonia occurring in wuhan. it's always that frontline health care worker like dr. li who notices something different, and they're going to report that up their chain of command. >> joseph feyer has worked all around the world tracking down deadly viruss. he knows they're like wild fairs -- contain them quickly or it's too late. >> the first days of discovering a new virus is

and yesterday china reported to 206 cases. only 8 cases were reported outside who'll be cool beans just a day. outside china totals 8779. 19 have been reported to. 61 countries the if you don't weeks in that he probably. eaten lead. and. it is concerned with the largest number of cases outside of china south korea has reported $26.00 deaths with nearly $4500.00 total cases and according to iranian officials deaths in the country due to the virus have risen to 66 on monday new cases of the virus in italy alone and jumped by 50 percent. these totality did the total number of people who are currently infected with coronaviruses 1577 of those 798 equal to pick you want percent total home isolation so they had no symptoms are asymptomatic absolutely mild very mild some. so there is no need for hospital treatment $139.00 are hospitalized with symptoms of 41 percent of the total and $140.00 people equal to 9 percent of which $106.00 in liberty are in intensive care the european union commented on the situation announcing that on mond

than were reported in china highest of its. iran security forces will clear the streets if it's major cities within the next 24 hours in a renewed effort to fight the spread of the virus shops streets and roads will all be vacated. and the coronavirus is having a major impact on sport across the globe the english premier league has now suspended matches until at least the start of april 2 more formula one races have also been called off or up to date for the headlines on al-jazeera up next it's counting the cost thanks for watching but by. what's behind the recent tensions between pakistan and i mean do you know we've given them the opportunity to. but. it's not just politics it's the new book was not so for. the foreign minister shah mahmood qureshi talks to al-jazeera. hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost of al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. a battle for the heart of opec who will capitulate 1st putin all m.b.a.'s as a price war decimates the market. will the most libera

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that make products for global brands in china's not west is where china has detained some 1000000 we girls in detention camps ostensibly to fight terrorism the report also says some of these 80000 weaker is what transferred from detention camps to these factories in these factories came the report's authors we were forced to take part in so-called patriotic education prevented from . practicing their religion and forced to live in carefully guarded dormitories the factories in question cater to some 83 foreign and chinese companies we contacted some of the german firms named in the report including fox fog and meditate is bents that is owned by dima and b.m.w. all 3 said they take their corporate human rights responsibilities seriously let's begin with folks fogg and folks talk and told us that the company high brought advanced material which was mentioned in the report is currently not a direct supplier of folks the firm said they were investigating the claims as well done which owns mitzi it is bends said i brought is not it's a blight of dharma and our previous investigation has r

china. senate republicans releasing phase three of the wuhan relief package. among the proposals the gop package includes $300 billion for small business we leaf. direct cash payments of $1, 200 making under $75,000 a year. the plan would also waive the 10% penalty for withdrawals of $100,000 from qualified retirement accounts. my next guest recently completed his self-quarantine with a clean bill of health. joining me, dog collins, running for the senate in the great state of the georgia. you emerged healthy, thank goodness. your thoughts about what we are seeing, two additional congressmen who have tested positive, your thoughts. >> what we are seeing, lou, everybody needs to take this seriously and forcefully. i take the leadership from the president on this. the president laid forth an aggressive agenda to folks suffering. and also working towards vaccines and making sure we are getting the resources out for testing and for a help to our hospitals, first responders and making sure in the

so, the strategy to shut schools in the first place, obviously a mention japan, china china, singapore has not, is it a good strategy, what would you advise governments to do? personally, my children are in school here in singapore, they are ina school here in singapore, they are in a local government school, i'm happy that the school is still open. it gives me flexibility to still work as well as my husband. and it's a controlled environment. they have been great around keeping parents informed, they are temperature checking regularly. they have controlled, you know, group activities, staggered recesses, you know, in the classroom rather than the assembly hall, you know, it's a controlled environment, and if we do start to see social spread, we are going to know it's coming from. emily joins going to know it's coming from. emilyjoins speaking to me earlier, let's ta ke emilyjoins speaking to me earlier, let's take a look at the market. as i mentioned, this is scaling back some of its much steeper losses at the open, down only .4% right now, hong kong has also opened fairly flat, and t

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>> you refer to china. we had the new year's celebrations, and afterwards, customers did not return to the normal routine. it does not impact our markets in china. now, the world is normalizing and we don't see any serious effects on our supply chains, but that is something we have to watch. >> it is quickly evolving, obviously. you're cfo said bmw still expects sales growth in china. can you confirm that is your target? >> we expect growth in china and over the whole world. whether that is true over the coming weeks, i would not be able to confirm. but it is far too early to make prognosis for the full year. >> it's only the beginning of march. it's also the beginning of your tenure here as ceo. congratulations on that. what strategy do you want to do differently? >> we have a set strategy. what we have pondered about will not change rapidly. we want to be faster than the competition, expand more quickly. i think we have created a very specific strategy which fits perfectly and we are rolling that out now.

china has effectively sealed off its borders to foreigners trying to travel into china. terms of restrictions domestically, you see those starting to be lifted in hubei, and you saw some scuffles and some protests breaking out between people trying to cross from one border of hubei. andepends on how quickly successfully china can remove some of those restrictions, and, again, the focus on the economy and the impact of this disease was again highlighted when president xi jinping made a visit to an area to see some automotive manufacturers there, and again, underscoring, according to state media, rejuvenating the economy while also trying to keep this virus in check. haslinda: that is right. rejuvenation, and we have the pmi this week, but the main concern right now, tom, is the rising corporate debt. it seems almost inevitable that you will see a pickup in corporate debt. the context, as you know this over the last few years, chinese officials have made it a priority to try to rein in corporate debt. that was, of course, before the impact of the coronavirus. now, they wil

china relations forward or are we in kind of a cul de sac right now go ahead fred. i do not think that you know this thing will help us with us china relations i don't think it will hurt but it does put even to face one deal on some floor of a hiatus because right now there is no way for china to to work all these situation in but they're in the long run. maybe we'll put less tension on the trade. the less politicized and less conflict between the 2 country a better for businesses a post cites. for my perspective as american i wish both countries to open up its products and services free to both countries to trade i think that is really the long term solution rather than talking about the u.s. and only on specific products and services ok let me go back to scott here scott county you feel. i just get this sense you know i know i kind of want to be just a to political here but i mean looking at the the discourse about this there's a lot of people in them a lot of people a lot of democrats want to see trump fail on this i mean that is just mind boggling i mean this is

primarily in china. their testimony identified the cessation of american manufacturing of transcendence as a key health and security concern because it created vulnerabilities in the us supply chain. cothe fda is not alone in their concerns and in its 2019 report to congress, the us china economic and security review commission revealed serious deficiencies and i'm quoting, serious deficiencies in health and safetystandards in china's pharmaceutical sector . so that's not something that somebody just read on the internet . it's not an assumption. that is the 2019 report to congress from the us china economic and security review. the coronavirus outbreak is drawing much-needed attention to the possibility of a global health crisis. indeed today the who classified it as a pandemic . i have to tell you i think awareness is not enough . if the united states congress does not act, our dependence upon china for medication will continue to put american lives at risk. yesterday, alongside my friend the senator f

let's do this now john mentioned china just a short while ago on the issue of china we hearing that. they say that it took them 2 months to basically get over the back side of the curve on coronavirus and now what we're hearing is apple opening stores starbucks opening stores a mall apparently opening yesterday in the province let's go over to our host christiane she's been following the situation for us to get a better sense of what's happening there in china kristie what are your sources saying about whether china really is over the hump now and what is the situation there. well right now today china's p.m.i. for march came in a $52.00 which was beating expectations or $45.00 so it's signaling that it is staging a strong recovery post the coronavirus as you mention apple's reopening starbucks is reopening and this gives us optimistic data points for a big ship shaped recovery however many analysts still warn that this p.m.i. reading does not mean that china's economic opportunities have returned to normal levels in february the economy was pretty much full complete stop so it doesn

out of believes that 1st china needed help now china is helping others on the very warm welcome to 2 multi living author and senior editor that's another leading berlin paper target me go hussein's after the 911 terror attacks of the 2008 financial crisis this is the 3rd major of people of this century. thank you all for being here he provides a game with you with the virus continues to spread here in germany so i'd like to ask you about one of those quintessentially german words how much of it is there in germany i think. people are not panicking yet and there is no reason to do this at this point. but we should all be really prepared for weeks to come and we should really be well informed to a should really know why our government is taking some measures now it does moment that doesn't for some people doesn't look so bad yet because we have as i checked this morning read like 2000 cases recognized cases of koran of errors in fact in germany for many people that doesn't look so bad only 3 people in germany had died i thought of this morning america also the scientists who told her t

done here in china is not very convenient from a political point of view in terms of attacking china's institutions the way of doing things so you know it's not surprising to see that very important press conference was not so much split or publicized the united states is very new to report about that conference 1 a press conference very report about the report coming from the british show as a matter of fact what the south korea is doing to some extent is essentially mimicking what china has been doing so i think you know again i said you know we're going to put our acts together to to to to to handle this human problem not so much politicizing this aware this being an issue between democrats and republicans where as an issue between the chinese is judicious versus the market pretty good system we should set aside a lot of this and try to take whatever measures that's been effective ok fred i'll give you the last word can we put all those things aside and resolve this issue on a go on on a global scale because i have my doubts go 40 seconds go to you fred go ahead. well i agree with y

and china is the number one. objective will start to dig somehow. problem for the united states and as. told to the audience in my alma mater the university is russia will become a part of balancing coalition so i don't understand why the united states is somehow. both china and russia but in my opinion it might cause slightly different effect same as with sanctions on russia for the ukrainian crisis which was according to john. very famous or a realistic thinker course on the side of the. on the west not on. i mean you could also throw in these a antagonizing russia and china but mark antagonizing europe is well ok that that's my point right here here here and this is in this is why i'm doing this program because i think the transatlantic experience is being seriously 10. here because i would make the argument at least 100 they're more interested in trade they were interested in europe i energy policy and you know ok you have to buy all these arms because you know they're there they're important to american poli

in the sixties through 1972 and 73 a lot of the leadership of china was the leaders of china than the cultural revolution happened that was chaotic and disruptive and universities that the wrong kind of populist revolution and sent them out to the country. president xi was one of those people. so for his childhood experience and his colleagues a lot of them had been in the top positions when they were young and all of a sudden sent to the country along with her family to be punished and beaten. so president xi to his group that's the worst that could happen as a disruptive society people going crazy and order breaking out and are revolution of the wrong kind. so what they want to do it all cost as make sure china doesn't go there again. that drives the whole authoritarian system and their position in the world. they want order at all cost i don't think sometimes revolutions are good or individual freedom she will not have those. as the government tells you. that's where they start out. they don't want disorder but they want prosperity. so the united states really tried to help china t

is coming from china. rosemary mentioned it's a blood thinner but i think many people aren't aware that it's more than that in the way that we use it. it's what coats the inside of all the iv tubing to keep it from clotting so you can have ivs, you can't have ivs at the clock. when a flashier iv it's a heparin flush. it's an absolutely essential drug, only for people who need it as a blood thinner but anybody who needs an intravenous drip needs heparin. it's hard for me to understand how that could've happened how could it have happened that something as essential that basic to medical care could wind up being completely offshore here. >> heparin comes from the intestines of pigs.>> pigs or cows. >> what was going on over there it became an industry for housewives living in small villages in china who were pulling the goats of these animals out in very unsanitary conditions in many of these huts have no running water and then shipping them to distributors and ultimately wanda pat baxter in chicago. it was

on china. thank you all for being here today. 'm going to go out of order, senator young has a related hearing to be at, i want to be sure he's able to be on the record before we begin. senator young: i first want to get on the record and thank our subblingt matter experts. if there's anything we legislative leaders ought to be doing an more broadly our government leaders, it's listening to public health experts. thank you so much and the experts in some of these discrete areas that will be impacted by the coronavirus. i regret that in minutes i have another meeting that pertains to this important topic. i just want to publicly express my intention to submit for the record some important questions i have for you related to the increasingly integrated supply chains that we now have between various enterprises and i guess this is -- this situation will create certain vulnerabilities uring times of what is now a pandemic. i have some questions related to supply chain mapping that i'm hoping someon

of the institute for china american studies thank you so much for your time that it welcomed. the u.s. is still making life difficult for huawei barring the tech giant from doing any business with u.s. suppliers including selling at the chips needed to make its base stations the huawei not to be the terror is finding a way around the strict limits and as ramping up its own capabilities to manufacture the gear its efforts to become self-reliant are paying off as huawei in the 4th quarter sold more than $50000.00 of these next generation base stations that were free of u.s. technology these devices were outfitted with chad from high silicon made by taiwan semiconductor manufacturing co the world's largest chip foundry follow exact tending says that the longer huawei goes without access to u.s. suppliers the more unlikely it is to be able to return to using them that's a heavy blow for the u.s. army sector which in 2018 aren't more than $10000000000.00 from huawei purchases alone chip maker xilinx intel micron and broadcom have all report of falling earnings or reduced or elimina

sue herrer a thank you very much >>> as our fight against covid-19 ramps up here, we're looking to china and italy to give us more on the fit. meg terrell joins us where we stand, terrell, meg. >> hi, brian as we are doing the social distancing and working from home to try to flatten the curb, rbc's team led by canon mckay did some modeling looking at what we can learn from china, italy and other places and we've gotten some of the graphs re-created here for you so the red line here are the total cases in china and the blue line are the global cases which clearly are now accelerating as china has managed to flatten its curve. if you look at the beginning of the graph you'll see where china implemented the lockdowns in wuhan and hubei province they estimated it was about 25 days from that lockdown and the quarantine until they started to see new case numbers start to slow down and they do point out

al-jazeera live from doha also coming up a spike in cases of covert 19 from international arrivals in china but no local infections for a 3rd straight day. the u.s. closes its borders with mexico and canada for nonessential travel to contain the coronavirus. coping with the pandemic how to protect your mental health well practicing social distancing. the koran a virus pandemic has hit another grim milestone with the global death toll now passing 11000 in china where the numbers have been dropping they have seen a jump in imported cases to 269 but sparking fears of a 2nd wave of infections just as the country recovers from the initial outbreak the pandemic has governments worldwide imposing stricter unprecedented measures the u.s. government has now closed its borders with mexico and canada for all non-essential travel italy recorded 627 deaths on friday the biggest day to day increase italy and spain are also. we're going to stem new infections despite drastic lock downs now the u.k. has joined the ordering the closure of cafes pubs and gyms in asia thailand reported more than $809.00 new c

and china most united work together to fight the virus. the party is over fears that new orleans could soon be dealing with an outbreak rivaling new york. a dangerous combination to help workers in indonesia treating patients without proper protective gear. more cases of krajina virus have now been confirmed in the u.s. than anywhere else in the world but against the advice of many is medical experts president donald trump says he is committed to getting people back to work as soon as possible that's a record 3300000 registered as unemployed in just the past week more. the number of confirmed cases of covert 19 in the us now tops 83000 more than have been recorded in china or italy more than 1100 people here have died from the corona virus with no vaccine and no proven drug treatment the country's top medical experts say social restrictions are the only way to curb the rate of infection whenever you put the clamps down and shut things down you do it for 2 reasons you do it to prevent the further spread just because of medication but he als

why does china get a pass? i think the president should make a deal with china. when they stop talking about african swine fever, we will start talking about wuhan flu. we shouldn't stand for it because what it is doing is making us more vulnerable to problems it will come out of china again in the future. >> martha: michael auslander, a great piece today. beijing fears covid-19 is a turning point for china and globalization. good to have you here tonight. a member of president trump's team on the coronavirus task force is up next. stay with us. (whistling) (whistling) wean air force veteran made of doing what's right,. not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it - with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa and i recently had a heart attack. it changed my life. but i'm a survivor. after

china now faces two huge, conflicting challenges. on the one hand, the control measures necsary tontain the virus. but on the other, by locatingll vies, closing transport networks, andng keepiens of millions of workers in the quarantine, it risks choking off its economy. lo what has happened tcar sales, for example. january and0% in more than 80% in february. air travel statistics are just as stark, with the number of departures from china's busiest airports massively reduced. wi the infection rate falling, business and transport links are being eased back into life. but this giant economy is still a long way from normality. bbc news,eijing. >> let's take a look at some of the other stories making news. afghanistan has seen the deadliest attack since the u.s. signed a deal with the taliban. litical rally in couple -- ka bul. the attack has been claimed by the so-called islamic state two themselves up outside the american embassy in tunisia, killing a policeman and injuring five others. a man on a motorbike lose himself up i tunis, th

did not want him to leave china. he showed me a particular set of photographs taken of him as sort of smiling and sort of doing the peace sign with the fingers on some sort of a segue in a park. you know only told me that was taken by his by his friends and the. in the tone of voice in which he said that made you know i made it bother quite clear he's friends wire and i think you know that the setting of the image. also very sort of heavily suggests that the image was produced as kind of evidence that he was having a good time to turn and don't believe the fleet of china nearly 3 weeks off that being seized from the train away resurfaced smiling and in seemingly good spirits as he took part in an alleged interview arranged by china's ministry of public security chinese state media were invited to the event. she is hong kong's south china morning post or i.c.m.p. was also present at the so-called interview and released this video which will be. i think they are seeing and who handled this whole situation appallingly b