Passengers out on their balconies watching, some even waving at sky 7. At 2 30 we saw what appears to be a male passenger being helped onto a gurney. The man was loaded into an ambulance and taken away. The ship settled into berth 22 at the port of oakland just after noon. Hours later thousands of passengers are still waiting to get to solid ground. Reporter we arrived here just before noon. The ship was pulling in within a few minutes after noon. It was here, it was berthed. This is where it remains. They are in the process, a lengthy process of disembarking all of the passengers. We understand at this point 23 have been taken off of the ship. 21 who were ill and two companions of those patients. In the meantime, the others are waiting to get off. Not nearly the homecoming they expected but the 3500 passengers and crew aboard the grand princess must have felt relief as they inch closer to the end of their harrowing journey, pulling into berth 22 at an oakland port normally reserved fo
And infections surge around the world with outbreaks and 65 countries. Withe a 50 jump in cases 34 people know dead. Well, what a day. Take a look at markets right now. Lets start with bonds. Were going to take a look at the aussie three year, hitting a record low at. 35 . The aussie 10 year, pretty weak. The new zealand 10 year also slipping. Were seeing yields on bonds falling to levels previously unseen. Barrel. Ude 49 a wti is below 45 a barrel. Lets check in on currencies. Dollargot the kiwi trading like this. Coming in betterthanexpected , 2. 6 . But this predates the coronaVirus Outbreak. Weve seen exports rise in new zealand to 1. 7 . The yen was a big mover, strengthening 3 against the u. S. Dollar. That trend looking to continue. A 54ussie dollar has handle, and that happened after we got those absolutely shocking pmi numbers out of china for february. So, hows that setting us up for Equities Trading around the region today . New zealand up and running and off 3. 2 . We have
Stories one o one east on aljazeera. A dire warning about the state of our planet our oceans a hotter than theyve ever been and that spells trouble for us all with more floods droughts and fears of storms as well as a greater loss of marine life the alarm bells are ringing in the wild the biggest polluters listening this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program dennis that were becoming quite used to getting bad news on Climate Change the latest warning our oceans a warming and that will bring fast sea temperatures last year with the highest on record have been going up every year for the past decade the sea absorbs small the 90 percent of the woman gases that come from burning fossil fuels Scientists Say the extra heat produced is equal to every one of us running a 100 microwave ovens all day will missys need more intense storms droughts floods and wildfires like those burning in australia right down. Well despite all of these alarms about the Climate Crisis were releasing mo
Please welcome drew horn, office of the Vice President of the United States. Thank you so much for joining us here today. Im really excited to speak to this for a few brief moments. So first off i would like to say that space is a top priority of this administration and through the leadership of the president and the Vice President we see a remarkable progress in this critical area. The United States was founded by brave pioneers and their spirit continues today as america leads humanity into a new chapter of space expiration and scientific discovery. By combining efforts of the United States government with the leaders of private industry we will reach new heights that until recently we couldve only dreamt of. As the chair of the National Space council, the Vice President is leading an executive Branch Policy of to sustain u. S. Leadership in space and also open doors to u. S. Private sector growth. Before president president ial space policy directives generated by the council are sp
Please welcome drew horn, office of the Vice President of the United States. Thank you so much for joining us here today. Im really excited to speak to this for a few brief moments. So first off i would like to say that space is a top priority of this administration and through the leadership of the president and the Vice President we see a remarkable progress in this critical area. The United States was founded by brave pioneers and their spirit continues today as america leads humanity into a new chapter of space expiration and scientific discovery. By combining efforts of the United States government with the leaders of private industry we will reach new heights that until recently we couldve only dreamt of. As the chair of the National Space council, the Vice President is leading an executive Branch Policy of to sustain u. S. Leadership in space and also open doors to u. S. Private sector growth. Before president president ial space policy directives generated by the council are sp