Abc 7 news desk. Breaking news at the live desk this morning. A cruise member from the grand princess cruise ship has died. Sky 7 is flying over the cruise ship right now. We want to get you that so you can see the area. The crew member died in a San Francisco hospital after being tra transferred off the ship last month. Hundreds of workers remain on the grand princess docked at its home port in the San Francisco cruise terminal. 14day quarantine ends tomorrow. A coalition of unity groups and experts will hold an Emergency Press conference later today. Theyll be talking about worker safety, as well as testing. Reggie, ill send it over to you. I had forgotten that that ship is still here in the bay area. Bay Area Public Health officials are now recommending that you wear a face cover when youre out in public. We are talking about cloth face coverings, not the n95 specialized mask that people in the hospitals need. Amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek with more on this. Amy . There hav
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Tenyear yield has fallen below 1 . It dropped to a record low of just. 9 . Right now its barely above that at. 98 . Stocks made a brief attempt at rallying but then completely tumbled. The central bank said it was making a preemptive strike to stop the coronavirus contagion from affecting the american economy. The dow started swinging all over the place. More than 1300 points from a high of up 381 points to a low of a loss of 996. As you see, we are down 642 points. The s p is down 71. Of course, the nasdaq, triple digits, down 234. It all comes as President Trump right now is at live picture, right now at a roundtable at the National Institutes of health where he is meeting with all kinds of Health Vaccine experts at the research center. Hes going to then take a tour. Lets listen in. Hes taking q a. If it was necessary, i would do it. Yes. Reporter whats your timeline on further travel restrictions, mr. President . Well, we are looking at different areas and we will make that decision
Higher. We had a Statement Issued from the bank of korea after a government meeting that outlined some potential support measures. The asx 200 at one point close to 4 , now higher by. 8 . Than twoes up more point 5 , this after President Trump spoke. We are also seeing safe haven bids. The dollar yen after moving towards 100, back wrenching above 10 three. The worst g10performing currency today. Gold also falling for the first day in 4. Treasury yields shooting to the upside. The 30year is up nine basis points. Some of the largest moves we have seen to the upside for the 30year over the past three years. Haidi Sarah Ponczek, taking a look at the action. And how very quickly the market story is changing here in the Asian Session. Singapore forr to more analysis on where the markets are going and what the catalysts are. Joining us is all across asset. Ditor, joanna what are we seeing in terms of this slight shift in the markets . Pretty typical after you have such a big down a deep marke
Good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. The rapid spread of the coronavirus is sparking health and economic concerns across the u. S. And the world. Wall street and Global Financial markets are plunging amid uncertainty. Governments are scrambling to calm panicked citizens and here in the u. S. There are at least 60 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. There are more than 50 countries reporting infections. We have full coverage of the growing impact of the outbreak. Elise preston has the latest on the extensive effort to trace the contacts of a california woman diagnosed with the illness. And then were going to start with Diane King Hall at the New York Stock Exchange. Investors are now fearing of a possible recession because of this . Yeah, good morning, annemarie. Wall Street Investors certainly bracing themselves, futures are indicating there are more losses to come after another sharp selloff yester