so when nobody else was being flooded in the country, all over again, the people in pleasant street were for so many people in my constituency is that i've met dozens and dozens of the people who have no insurance, not because they're in a flood plain or anything complicated, very simply because in the run up to christmas, so many families in my patch are on boarderline finances. they are literally making decisions about whether to put food on the table or buy a school uniform. consequently, the insurance is the first bill that goes. another labour mp spoke about floods which had devastated a part of her constituency at the end of 2015 when liz truss was the environment secretary. we were promised in the aftermath of those floods by the right honourable member for southwest norfolk, the environment secretary at the time, that yorkshire would soon have one of the most resilient flood defence programmes in the country and that leeds would be given the right level of flood protection. well, mr deputy speaker, it is more than four years after those words were uttered in this chamber and we s

when you come here and you smell feces and urine not that pleasant and also when you get arrested on the streets if you're a woman who was in the prison and we found that the bookies if he looked up again you have a day in the ball nobody could go to the polls this is a good. many african migrants doing business in the area disagree with the groups in the rate of a feeling threatened hundreds of thousands of foreigners living in south africa those people. don't know what's wrong with them where they come from i don't know if they have somewhere over the ghosting somewhere before outside i don't know but the way they come with everything is how we appreciate for government also allow for the. people that he was in the last person wouldn't play list to for us to pull his news we're over this time around for this part of the world to come right now is hard to find. a group of migrants in the church continue to feel left out not only from the concerts but from society as well. now it's a sign of how much ties have improved between the republic of ireland and the u.k. britain's kate and william have

pleasant hill. thom jensen, "today in the bay." >> thank you, thom. >> law enforcement is expected 30 start citing business owners who are supposed to be closing up shop. teams have been hitting the streetsy need to close. so far more than 50 stores and businesses have received a warning. that includes a pool hall, 14 hair salons, a car wash, and three gyms. 5:34 right now. the coronavirus is forcing families to interact in all new ways. covid-19 kept them from being by their father's bedside when he passed away. now they hope their story will help people see how serious this is. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live with this big warning. it's generous of them to share the story but it's a story everyone needs to hear, kris. >> reporter: yeah, i think we need to drive this point home. over the weekend we as a family celebrated my dad's 70th birthday via group face time and it was really rough. this family wasn't able to be at their dad's bedside because he was in an isolation ward at the hospital. i want to introduce to you gary young, his family generously sharing their story. he is from gilroy. he died last tuesday after he was diagnosed with covid-19. he had a cough and a h

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long way with that in opening up sometime restaurants on king street or opening up some of our tourism places down in hilton head or mount pleasantal palm. cuba. we have got a robust industry here in the low country. these are the people being most hit by this pandemic. and i said i think it's a step in the right direction. is it enough? i think we'll get to that as we proceed further. >> congressman joe cunningham, thank you so much. we wish you a speedy recovery. we are thinking about you and, of course, all of your constituents in south carolina. >>> when we return, phil rucker and susan page are going to join me live to talk about the president going after the press corps once again. plus in just a few minutes the governor of kansas joins me live as she orders her state to stay at home. and later, how two instructors in tennessee turned their high school lab into a coronavirus testing facility that can get results in four hours. "kasie d.c." back after this. ♪ limu emu & doug [ siren ] give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! onl

on wall street, here's a look at the big board this morning. a pleasantht for many who saw many days of sharps allow for the dow jones industrial average. now you have the dow up 220 points as we await the white house task force briefing. it was set to begin at 11:00 a.m. eastern time. we have not seen them yet. we are watching markets as we are looking at this now proposed massive stimulus package. the president talking about sending a thousand dollars to adults and $500 to kids in this coronavirus stimulus bill. he has been showing up at these briefings. we could see him just moments from now. >> ed: we are getting news that the state department is now going to advise americans not to travel internationally at all. they are going to level 4, their highest level. we had already heard about no level to china and the european china band. the impact on the global economy, not just the american economy, the state department is saying no international travel at all. >> sandra: allow changing it every moment now. >> ed: in the meantime, the u.s. seeing a growi

personal experience one really unintended great thing is how quiet this street is and i will suggest that it's not only pleasant but i would suggest that it enhance safety because when you can hear better, you probably know of dangers that are approaching better. on not topic, i got your caution that this is for within day and i think i know the answer to this. because it's a sunday, probably not really reflective day when we close down the street or is that something we can use for future planning? >> it's hard to to within-day accounts. particularly given the fact that recent news has significantly impacted travel behaviour in san francisco. >> understood. >> so now it might be a good tim to collect data and show that there's no traffic but there's traffic is down threw out the city. >> understood. >> ok. >> very good. thank you, director tomlynn, wonderful report. next item, please. >> clerk: mr. chair, moving on to item 8. mr. chair, i to not see any member of the c.a.c. here to report to you. their next meeting is this coming thursday. item 9, general public comment many of this is an opportunity for membe

personal experience one really unintended great thing is how quiet this street is and i will suggest that it's not only pleasant but i would suggest that it enhance safety because when you can hear better, you probably know of dangers that are approaching better. on not topic, i got your caution that this is for within day and i think i know the answer to this. because it's a sunday, probably not really reflective day when we close down the street or is that something we can use for future planning? >> it's hard to to within-day accounts. particularly given the fact that recent news has significantly impacted travel behaviour in san francisco. >> understood. >> so now it might be a good tim to collect data and show that there's no traffic but there's traffic is down threw out the city. >> understood. >> ok. >> very good. thank you, director tomlynn, wonderful report. next item, please. >> clerk: mr. chair, moving on to item 8. mr. chair, i to not see any member of the c.a.c. here to report to you. their next meeting is this coming thursday. item 9, general public comment many of this is an opportunity for membe

personal experience one really unintended great thing is how quiet this street is and i will suggest that it's not only pleasant but i would suggest that it enhance safety because when you can hear better, you probably know of dangers that are approaching better. on not topic, i got your caution that this is for within day and i think i know the answer to this. because it's a sunday, probably not really reflective day when we close down the street or is that something we can use for future planning? >> it's hard to to within-day accounts. particularly given the fact that recent news has significantly impacted travel behaviour in san francisco. >> understood. >> so now it might be a good tim to collect data and show that there's no traffic but there's traffic is down threw out the city. >> understood. >> ok. >> very good. thank you, director tomlynn, wonderful report. next item, please. >> clerk: mr. chair, moving on to item 8. mr. chair, i to not see any member of the c.a.c. here to report to you. their next meeting is this coming thursday. item 9, general public comment many of this is an opportunity for membe

first we can talk to rachel pleasant, who‘s coordinating volunteer efforts in greater manchester. so what has made you think i need to help those in my streetort of thing is encouraging. we are following this this morning and people are worried and there are concerns about health relatives, friends and family members and also a desire to make sure that those who are vulnerable, that there is support from others in the community, perhaps people you don‘t even know. we are a real community in my area and it has been lovely. the idea started and what happened from that was that we got maps of the area and started to ask people, tell us the streets that you live on, what street can you take? take this flyer, printed out, popular details on it, push it through your neighbour‘s door please offer help, support, there have been other groups that have sprung up around the area, they all now have their own groups as well. it has been amazing. sally, tell us what you have been up to. i co- run a charity could duty bank is supplying essential toiletries that make bold beauty bank. —— called beauty bank. we launched an appeal yesterday and since yesterd

hornsey street following a burst water main near holloway road station, with tailbacks to the nags head at parkhurst road. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello. good morning. it's a fairly pleasantfeeding through into the afternoon. watch out for one or two showers, they'll be mostly through the first part of the afternoon into the first part of the evening, but they certainly won't be everywhere. top temperatures between 9—11 celsius. then through this evening and overnight some showers at first then some clear spells clouding over into the first part of saturday morning which will start off with some outbreaks of rain. 0vernight lows between 4—6 celsius, so it's a rather wet start to the weekend but that early rain is set to clear and it leave us with some brighter skies through the afternoon. the wind will pick up again on saturday night into sunday, rather breezy on sunday with perhaps a bit of rain through the afternoon. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. good morning. welcome to breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. 0ur headlines today... a new phase in the fight against coronavi