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There are two problems here:

1. There is a depreciation warning
2. The points won't show up.

Both problems are completely unrelated.

A depreciation warning is not an error. It simply tells us that some command or function should not be used (any more). In this case, the depreciated command is a command from matplotlib that basemap uses internally. So it's not actually under our control, but resides in the basemap code. This command (ax.hold) has been depreciated as of matplotlib version 2.x. So there is nothing we can do about it, until there is a new version of basemap out, which would not use it anymore. As seen from this issue there seems to be someone working on it at least.
But as this is not an error, the only drawback as of now is that annoying warning message. The functionality of basemap is not at all deteriorated.

To draw points on a basemap plot the coordinates need to be transformed using the Basemap instance. I.e. drawing the points lon = 80, lat=34 on a basemap plot m = Basemap(...), they need to be transformed using x,y = m([lon],[lat]) before being plotted with m.plot(x,y, marker="o"). Note that in order to draw points, you need to supply the marker argument to plot.

Here is a complete example.