the demand has dropped 20% on virus concerns. union begineuropean their talks over a trade deal today. sterling weekend in the asia session. nejra: as we assess the continuing fallout on corporate s and the economy, airlines are very much front and center. profitsthird quarter after tax coming in at 88 million euros versus a 66 million-year-old lost. that is a surprise to the upside. it is keeping its outlook. it is delayed its 200 million passenger target on boeing max delays. this is something we will no doubt want to discuss. coming in at 96%. estimate was 95.9. third quarter passengers, in a little better than expected. third quarter revenue also comes in at a beat at 1.91 billion euros. it also looks to extend the buyback program until the end of july. some positive headlines. course,questions, of coronavirus and other matters. the ceobe speaking to shortly. indeed, the first set of baer, they are going for it. the longer the matter of cost of growth at any cost. this
mornings with maria begins right now. going back to miami. . going back to my girl. going back to my girl. maria: some of the stories we are watching this morning, the coronavirus, the numbers are staggering right now. the death toll nearing 400 people dead, more than 17,000 sick across the world. confirmed cases now in 24 countries across the world. we have the very latest. in the united states, in there are 11 cases confirmed in five states. the majority hof of them in california. 11 u.s. airports accepting flights from china, up from seven last week. patients are being treated at a new 1,000 bed hospital in china. crews are building crews built the new hospital in just 10 days. another 1500 bed facility is set to open this upcoming week. meanwhile, police in london this morning say that a stabbing in the city yesterday was terror related. authorities say the 20-year-old suspect had just been let out of people for islamic related crimes. he was shot dead by police
limit. romaine: we saw them pretty much straight out of the gate. some of those losses did tempora er ale bit did temp little bit. sonali: u.s. futures still up, so at least the u.s. markets are shaking some of this off. romaine: we can csb futures up we can see s&p futures up about 0.5%. the end of the month basically erasing all the gains of the year on stocks. the 10 year yield was the big story of last week, really last month, hovering right now at about 1.54%. sonali: brent crude down. we have demand down in china quite a bit, so not surprising to see a drop in the price there. romaine: take a look at euro-dollar here, $1.1062. seeing a little bit of a decline today despite some relatively upbeat numbers only pmi level out of italy and france, as well as spain. when you took a look at your vincent: romaine: now for the versus pound, a bit of a different story. you re seeing a bit more of a bounce there. time now for the global bloomberg first take. exchange, where
dropped 7.7%. here, the market shows a very modest rebound from the 600-point loss friday. little perspective, we re still well above the 28,000 mark but we have taken a hit from the virus. as of this morning, the dow will go back up again maybe 130 points, down 600 friday, remember. the s&p up maybe 17 and the nasdaq, what, about 59, 60 points. so we ve got a rebound in progress. now look at apple. i believe it s down just a fraction. $2.69. it s closing all its stores in china and some iphone parts suppliers, the factories, will stay closed. today in politics, let s get to that, all eyes on iowa for the caucuses. real drama coming up. bernie is surging, moderates are attacking him. the democrats are in a panic mode. to boost the so-called moderate cause, they changed the rules for the february 7th debate. so mike bloomberg can get on the stage. he s bought his way in. so the party desperate to keep an unelectable socialist out, turns to the billionaire class which they ar
asman, joining me is the panel. also joining us, the host of cavuto, coast-to-coast, fox business special iowa caucus coverage mr. neil cavuto. hey, dave. david: you just returned from iowa. democrats always complain about complexity of theti electoral college, what amazes me is provider of the w iowa caucuses are. this is complex. neil: truths told a little bit different for republicans, they hope to make it as transparent as they can. you of going to have first read to popular vote from those who vote for a certain candidate, even if they don t get minimum 15%, then they add up the next phase, then the delegate equivalent winners. david: you already lost he, more get it. this was meant to get a clear sense of who iowa voters like. it could complicate it a lot neil we hear there is still a large segment of iowa population that is uncommitted. did you get that sense that people would be make up their minds at last minute. neil: absolutely. in 1976, jimmy carter made t