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i am francine lacqua here in london. a lot going on in the markets. of course we will continue to follow credit suisse after the resignation of tidjane thiam. downside,it to the but starting less than they were at half an hour ago. u.s. jobscus on report today for any indication earlye could have seen signs of the virus impacting u.s. economy. we are not expecting anything on that. it is actually quite backward looking, but we do follow any corporate news to see whether they lower their forecast because of what is happening in china. we had burberry do that earlier. renminbi.e let s get straight to first word news with viviana hurtado in new york city. viviana: we begin with the coronavirus. the chinese doctor who warned about it back in early january has died. . weeks ago, he was visited by police and sanction for rumormongering. his death is now one of the 630 plus now reported. the number of coronavirus infections climbing to more than 31,000. beijing is lashing out ....
i am francine lacqua. we will try to figure out politics, geopolitics, and all of the participants are waiting to see what president trump will say. that starts in 30 minutes. i wonder if he will talk tariffs and europe. this is where your markets are. a lot of focus because of the thely virus in china, european stocks a little on the downside. let s get the first word news. we begin with the global economy, it will grow but slower than expected according to the international monetary fund. 0.1% of itsdown projection in october. it is optimistic and says risks are less skewed to the downside. president trump and president macron may have reached a truce on digital. the readout from washington was more muted. preventement may escalation into another trade war. hashina a sars virus entered a new state of severity. the world health organization confirms person-to-person transmission. four people have died. 17 years ago the sars outbreak killed 800 people. mitch mcconnell ....
shortest month as if it s some politically correct addendum but not as it turns out in the center of it. you just need to pick up today s paper and read what s on the front line. he owned a few people. and set it in motion. it s always struggling with the question of race. i m interested in how my country works. it is important that what were not trying to do is substitute one person s history for another . we are to try to expand. when they said at the end of that sentence that we should be in pursuit of happiness that meant we were a country in the process of becoming and always getting pretty free of debt. women, he didn t mean african-americans, he didn t mean a lot of things and he added that because he got bigger so what i think the opening of the african-american museum on the mall is not a narrowing of our history, it s an expanding of our history. the south had 9 million people when the civil war started, 4 million of them owned by other people. 45 percent of t ....
welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to our discussion of health scott s new book, connectedness and contagion. here it is. if you didn t notice, we have copies for sale. it s my pleasure to remind that you re welcome to buy a copy and how will be available to autograph them. here we are in aei stylish new conference center to discuss a very old problem, namely how best to survive panics of which there have been many across the centuries and survive fear and distrust when financial actors try to withdraw to protect themselves, a rational strategy for each but as we all know not when they all do it at the same time. highly interested historically but much more pressing when we consider as his book does in detail and what should we do in the next panic which would surely arrive sooner or later. two centuries ago david ricardo observed a general panic may seize the country when everyone becomes desirous of treasury metals, banks have no security on any system, that is to say t ....
we kick off in just a few minutes with cnbc s lawrence kudlow and brian dough metro vic, discussing the policies over the kennedy and reagan administrations and then at 10:00 p.m., representative dave brat discusses economics and politics and remembers his victory over former house major yet lighter eric cantor. interviewed by ed jill his jill less gillespie and a 11:00 p.m. they look at modern day russia and the effect of putinism. that happens on booktv and we kick it off with lawrence kudlow and bryan dim dough dough metro vic. and brian domitrovic. good evening everyone. my name is lena and my husband are and are owner s the book store. want to know if you can hear me. we have a new sound system. does work well? great, wonderful. well, we are obviously thrilled, honored, to be celebrating the publication of jfk and the reagan revolution. we have the two co-authors with us. a man who needs no introduction, mr. lawyer larry kudlow and his coauthor, brian domit ....