to be showing up at the teams get weld rankings points.he other issue i am aware of, if matches are played outside of the ordinary designated test match windows, the rules on the release of players and clubs might not apply. weld redbee regulation basically it sets out to what clubs are obliged to the national side. if this knowledge is put somewhere in the middle of the calendar, that might not take effect. it could well be dispute between club and country. 0ver whether x—rays —— players can be released. ben cisneros there, from the blog rugby and the law. ireland have won two of their three six nations matches, but now have a three week break until theirfinal tie against france, after their game this weekend with italy was affected. earlier i spoke to the former ireland captain rory best about the postponements, and how the players will feel. it's disappointing since it is such a fantastic tenant to pray. and all the history surrounding that to the situation that france happened ten days one the last two games will be no turn of the pres

we have got great engineers and technicians and we can turn our hand outside of welding racing cars intond ventilators seem to be something we believe we could help with. the government has been scouring the country to find businesses with the facilities and expertise to build a vital medical equipment and fast. experts believe the nhs simply won't have enough ventilators to meet demand at the height of the epidemic. health secretary, matt hancock, has urged many factors to help where they can. prodrive it says the people and equipment here are ideally placed to help out. is a clean room because it isa out. is a clean room because it is a positive pressure environment and we have got sticky maths outside of the isolated doors to pick up contaminants. around us, we also have our own manufacturing facilities in terms of fabricating, welding, freddie printing, harness assembly, et cetera. as well as our own on—site design teams as well. this isn't just on—site design teams as well. this isn'tjust prodrive, this pa rt this isn'tjust prodrive, this part of the west midlands is full of high—te

in-house, solid one-piece welded frame.hat's what people love about it, is its stability, the lightweightness. lemonis: this. ethan: yeah. lemonis: and then, what's this? ethan: that's the same boat, just different color. it fits in the back of a pickup truck. lemonis: what does this cost to make? ethan: 1,500 bucks. lemonis: and what are you selling it direct-to-consumer for? ethan: right now, we're at $3,848, is the msrp. lemonis: that's a pretty good margin. ethan: it's okay. that includes 500 bucks for shipping. lemonis: mmm. ethan: 'cause then the people -- i know. and it's like, logistics on these things have been a fricking nightmare. lemonis: here's the problem, right. we have the same problem in the rv business. people are going to shop the price, and if you bury it in the price, your competitors are going to prey on that. in today's competitive e-commerce environment, consumers are going to start by shopping on price. ethan gives himself an immediate disadvantage by the way he presents the price to the consumer. b

in davidson county north carolina there is a welding feature -- welding teacher who has to go out and get equipment and materials from local businesses because the program is inadequately funded i the state of north carolina and the local supplement from the county. his kids graduate and walk across the stage they can go to work as a welder the next day. the huge salary with no debt. we need to take a look at the death of the shop classes. otherwise it's going to be really rough when you have to do your own plumbing. host: joanna is joining us from damascus, maryland. caller: i have a couple points to make. time, thecoln's republicans were considered liberals. even the radical people like daddy's stevens and charles sumner that pushed lincoln -- --e thaddeus lincoln thaddeus stevens and charles sumner that pushed lincoln. the northern democrats became the liberals. it was a switched position and johnson said after he signed the civil rights bill, i've lost the south and the south has been solidly red, the deep south, since that time. .et's go forward to trump first of all, i want to s

you know weld off mainstream comics comic republic sees itself as an alternative we need to take one for the night and so the future is become a public figure a movie screen for good t.v. showing you can be on mobile phones to be in people's homes i mean people's feet you know we see our freedom from it you see our cocktails as a bridge between i prefer the world in general we can all be here i don't have to have superpowers to do good that's what outcome except. i gave. about some cool stuff here is the man behind the africans if i can do you know a lot and welcome to the sense of you know ok so you believe that nigeria and indeed africa should have its own supply why is that so important it's necessary for any people or any tribe or any race to have an icon status look like them people become local trans pirates. so. if someone says ok why can't we just stick to batman and superman is that a big deal you know there's always that thing about identification you know when when it's for a 1000000 when you when you can see yourself in that thing then it becomes easy for you to believe i

earn --here you can welding. huge amounts of money with no college debt as opposed to this incessant drumbeat of sending folks to liberal arts college programs where they get a degree that is useless and move into their parents basement. win somelks will offices in baltimore. host: if you can go back 56 years ago to the campaign of 1964. from your standpoint, trying to get the african-american vote, what was the biggest mistake barry goldwater made beyond the fact he voted against the civil rights act? where their policies he had that black americans could not relate to? what were the mistakes? the civil rights act of 1964 was a big one. host: of course. guest: we scoured the countryside looking for the 83 page document that made the case for by he should oppose the civil rights act on constitutional grounds. written by a young lawyer at the bork.y the name of robert we looked for the 15 page summary of that opinion that was goldwater's personal attorney, both of those documents had been taken by the body snatche

i'm told me a logical welcome to the program weld leaders are taking sweeping measures in response to the corona virus in the u.s. president donald trump says he expects the worst of the pandemic could be over in july and august he's urging americans to avoid travel if they can to engage in schooling from home and to not visit bars or restaurants he says people should not gather in groups larger than 10 people let's listen to what trump had to say. therefore my administration is recommending that all americans including the young and healthy work to engage in schooling from home when possible avoid gathering in groups of more than 10 people avoid discretionary travel and avoid eating and drinking at bars restaurants and public food courts if everyone makes this. change or these critical changes and sacrifices now we will rally together as one nation let's go now to correspondent stephanie simmons in washington stephanie talk us through these guidelines that trumps and what else is he asking americans not to do. well let me 1st say that this is a different donald trump from what we had

you know, i talked to a 70-year-old coloradan in weld county, colorado who on a teletown hall. you could hear it in her voice, she didn't know what to do because she was old -- older than the experts say should be out and not following guidances. but she said, i can't find the -- the disinfectants and cleaners that i need. how do i find that? so we were able to find her leaf. and the grocery stores stepped up and provided special hours for people. and they are delivering to people like the woman i spoke to. they are providing information to their communities and they've got clerks, they've got cashiers, they've got people stocking the shelves on the front line xeepg our communities safe. to all of them -- keeping our communities safe. to all of them, thank you for the work they've been doing each and every day. it's important to recognize in this country that we've seen great challenges. i remember my grandmother who passed away this year talking about her experiences in the great depression. this country's been through the great depression. we've been through the great recessi

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bill weld, 3%. joe walsh, 2%. 45% of precincts reporting.itely winning by a land slide there. >>> i'm juliette goodrich live outside san jose state university. and the polls may be closed at 8:00, but that didn't mean the last vote was cast here. that's because students were lined up and those alike here to cast their vote. and you can see them stretching outside the library doors here. some of these students standing here up to an hour and a half. they were very dedicated. some of them voting for the first time. and i asked some of the students, you know, why they were here. and particularly what the issues were that they were voting for. how long have en waiting in line? >> little over an hour now. >> reporter: was there something that drew you to the polls specifically or would you vote no matter what? >> both. i think it's our duty as american citizens to put our vote. we have the privilege to vote. >> reporter: this is right outside of the library and yes, the polls are officially closed, but for anyone that's been in this line, they st

is needed in the world right now wewere tested for the coravirus and we were found to be positive weld out what to do next the medical officials have protocols that must be followed we hanks's will be teted observed an isolated for as long as public health and safety requires not mu more to it than a one day at a time approach now. we'll keep the world posted an updated take care of yourselves hanks so there you havit the east bay native tom hanks and his wife are both infect while vacationing in australia. rita wilson just posteda picture on instagram 4 days ago showing her smiling doing tourists he sings but again it sounds like they are sick but not in a dire situation and they are just staying isolated quarantining and taking it day by day both by t way our 63 years old we'll keep you posted there all the best of them in everyone else spending can back to hugh grant. thank you and nurses around the state deanding answers they are on e front lines of the coronavirus crisis say they need more traing safety equipment and support r the public could suffr even more details still ahead c

in north carolina there is a welding teacher who has to go out to get equipment and materials from local businesses because the program is inadequately funded by the state of north carolina and the local supplement from the county. but his cage graduate and walk across the stage can go to work as a welder the next day at ath huge salary with no debt. we need to take a look at the death of the shop class and look at the strategy because otherwise it will be really rough when you have to do your own plumbing. >> damascus maryland. >>caller: going back to history, during lincoln's time the republicans were considered even in the radicals to push lincoln and then to fast-forward so the northern democrats become the liberals and johnson said after he signed the civil rightsid a bill the south has bn solid the red since that time. so let's go forward to trump. first of all but with open borders democrats don't believe in open borders but they don't believe in treating one - - treating people like animals that infestation proposing solutions that is what they believe in treating people with hum

his loaned longshot competitor former massachusetts governor bill weld is posing no threat to mister trump's republican nomination. tonight at 5.30 kron 4 is always tracking local stories and here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood right now to the east a clements high school remains closed in oakland nearly 2 weeks after a cancer causing chemical was found in the ground water underneath the campus this week kron four's of felipe de gaulle reports of the entire school has been relocated to another campus. students hope their next move is the last one and that back to school their own school. >>it's been a rough 2 weeks for the muck lineman's high school community in oakland students are trying to make the best of it, but they're frustrated has been bad because i'm in a. >>i'm going off to college and all know life was going oh irgo move our location to the local locations, the school's 350 students have been split up by grade levels and attended class at 3 different oakland unified school district campuses. >>ever since their school was shut down last month, the toxic c

his a long shot challenger former governor bill weld has gathered a one single delegate. >>and tonight, several 100 people are being asked to self-quarantine after a potential exposure to prominent up his couple church. this is the first conrmed coronavirus case in washington dc and the christ church georgetown rector said yesterday that he is the person city officials have been referring to his patient one. dc's mayor said today, anyone who entered christ church georgetown on february 24th, or between february 28 and march 3rd, has now requested to self quarantine for 2 weeks from the date of their visit to the church. officials had announced the district's first positive test. but had been identifying the victim only as quote patient one. the rector remains hospitalized in stae condition and the churches canceled all activities until further notice in china some shopping and dining attractions at shanghai disney resort are resuming operations. >>the company is calling it the first step of a phased reopening, but the notice says the park itself. shanghai disneyland remai

magic number up there and on the republican side it's donald trump versus former governor william weld in the magic number to beat is $1276.00 to emerge as republican frontrunner and trump of course is unquestionably in the lead there as well at g.m.t. the 1st polls will close in vermont the genea and parts of alabama with a total of $167.00 democratic and $67.00 republican delegates and north carolina's polls close 30 minutes later the state has $110.00 that's a pretty large chunk of democratic delegates at stake there there's no republican primary in virginia this year well we've deployed teams right across key battleground states for super tuesday white house correspondent kimberly help it she's in the u.s. capitol john hendren is at a polling station in charlotte north carolina kristen salumi is in west palm beach florida at a mike bloomberg event there alan fischer he'll be joining us from a democratic watch party in austin texas there is. and rob reynolds is coming all the way from the west coast in california at a bernie sanders watch party well joining me here on set was bought

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than both credit cards and auto loans you've probably heard the joke if you want to get rich learn welding if you want to be a starbucks barista major in philosophy and a chair consultant david lewis of operations and says it's no joke. now we're back to what clearly has been the hottest job market we've had in at least the last 12 years maybe in the last 25 we don't have enough people to fill the kinds of jobs that we have open right now so as a result you've got a problem where the talent that we're churning out is either not going into the fields that we need them to because we've got openings there or the kinds of positions we're creating as a country is not a match for the types of talent that we have in the in the country as a whole are we choke ing on debt because we presume that 4 years of college is the price of admission to a secure career let's ask hilary ford was president of straw market so. university of massachusetts professor emeritus richard wolffe welcome i've myself to the amazement of several high school teachers am a college graduate but i may never learn what my plumb

the mother reports russia spent an unbelievable 100000 dollars on online ads remember in tom stylez weld that was enough to buy trump presidency his hundreds of millions of dollars didn't even get him a single delegate not even a nomination so either that's some one hell of a money management skill or maybe just maybe someone's policies just aren't worth a penny some invisible mysterious russians who spent a $100000.00 on facebook ads of $26.00 team which somehow got the president elected well now we've got mike bloomberg who spent half a $1000000000.00 on ads that look at everybody going to spend that money and he could have paid donald trump to leave office not i think the president would he could have bought american samoa. you're watching i think it had to be the saudis and that's a popular character from this remake of woodland over maintain concerns we'll have at the details just awful. in the united states presidential candidates debate the future of the u.s. and the world. max kaiser and stacy herbert dig into the burning questions of this election cycle one topic every week. tax

to the mother reports russia spent an unbelievable $100000.00 on online ads remember in tom stay as weld that was enough to buy from presidency his hundreds of millions of dollars didn't even get him a single delegate not even a nomination so either that's some one hell of a money management skill or maybe just maybe someone's policies just aren't worth a penny some invisible mysterious russians who spent a $100000.00 dollars 4 on facebook ads of $26.00 team which somehow got the president elected well now we've got mike bloomberg who spent half a $1000000000.00 on ads that look at everybody going to spend that money and he could have paid donald trump to leave office not i think the president would he could have bought american samoa. so the film disney cuts a popular counter from its remake of the need to consider the city tells them of the bright. that's the great american buxom ahmed ali once said he who is not courageous enough to take risks will accomplish nothing in life risk averse is one thing that is not from being a key member of the mit blackjack team to investing in promisin

to the mother reports russia spent an unbelievable $100000.00 on online ads remember in tom styles weld that was enough to buy trump presidency his hundreds of millions of dollars didn't even get him a single delegate not even a nomination so either that's some one hell of a money management skill or maybe just maybe someone's policies just aren't worth a penny some invisible mysterious russians who spent a $100000.00 on facebook ads of 2016 which somehow got the president elected well now we've got mike bloomberg who spent half a $1000000000.00 on ads that look at everybody going to spend that money and he could have paid donald trump to leave office not i think the president would he could have bought american samoa. long story succumb this disney has cut a popular character from its remake of moulin over me to concerns be put the details just awful. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to get out of the world of politics sport i'm sure i'll see you then. again with the craze of rebooting for additional cartoons continuing disney is back in the spotlight

i mean the the british government like most governments in the out in fact all governments in the weld x. usually except 2 which is the united states and israel does actually vote against the us blockade of cuba in the general assembly in the amul where cuba condemns the blockade and so the question is should should they be asking for access to this interferon which the chinese national health commission and up to this antiviral drug to come back over $99.00 has found it to be very effective it's now according to documents i've seen at the top of them it's for treatment and if this treatment has been solicited now from cuba by at least 15 countries we're hearing but you know i've been contacted by people in the united states and in hospitals in here all they are also pretty desperate to get hold of this and you know they face the fact that they have the u.s. brocade which will deny them access yes and if there is evidence that interferon alpha to be is you know assisting patients and stopping them get and stopping the slowing down the death rate of reducing the deficit and the british

we have fully welded this is going to happen as it was attached to a finance bill. —— we have known forvy point to towers both. something else that the treasury has been released is help with cash when increasingly moving towards a cashless society. there are very towards a cashless society. there are very dependent on cash. there are very dependent on cash. there are2 are very dependent on cash. there are 2 million people in the uk that do not have a bank account which gives you a sense of how many people have a real important on cash. even some that have banking services rely on cash rather than carrying around debit cards and things. the chancellor is saying that he will try and do more in doubt because infrastructure is still there has been some concern from financial inclusion centre that because there has been a massive decline in cash uses, and it is forecast to carry on acquiring, the indestructible —— infrastructure that is still about is at risk of collapsing. we are expecting the chancellor to talk about how that will be managed. for any government, yes, the modern technology

legal way so i think we'll stop to lose some of the signal that we're getting from the from from weld county got the retail side but institutional stuff is still sort of. in the shadows again. right where there's a whole shadow banking system and there is there used to trading in the shadows so i wouldn't be surprising that they've expanded the shadow soon clude going but let's so let's get into this idea then that studying the capital flows you can kind of make some good guesses about which way the price is going right so you've been tweeting recently that the bull market is back but this is a trading advised by the way to anyone need to do your own research but this is interesting topic what sort of range d'you see. for the next talked well the bull market is back so we got down to $3500.00 so that you saw this $20000.00 blow off top 2017 beginning 20 that is a massive correction that we've had at least 4 times a big point that i remember when i lived through and so your work suggests that that is correction is over and we're back to a bull market and so where were we going to go th

side it's donald trump who wants a 2nd term in office was his main challenger former governor william weld and it's all about the delegates whoever gets the most ends up becoming the party nominee for the democrats that magic number is 1991 and for the republicans it's 1276 and more there is a lot at stake the super tuesday at least for the democrats 2 of america's most populous states california and texas with lot chunks of pledged delegates are voting their $1357.00 total democratic delegates up for grabs so what happens on super tuesday can make or break the race for some democratic hopefuls in the fall in weeks and months or be more primaries and caucuses all leading to the democratic national convention in milwaukee in july and republican convention in charlotte north carolina late august that's when delegates will gather to formally nominate their official candidates for november's presidential election. the united nations special envoy for libya cussen salami has resigned he says his efforts to bring peace were damaging his health and he could no longer cope with the stress salamis

and, around us, we also have our own manufacturing facilities in terms of fabrication, welding, 3d printingera. as well as our own on—site design teams as well. and it isn'tjust prodrive — this part of the west midlands is full of high—tech engineering companies, mainly focused on motor sport. they're used to acting quickly, designing things, building them on site and they reckon those skills can be really useful in the current crisis. with motorsport events cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak, companies like this one have plenty of spare capacity. and they say they're willing to go full speed ahead to ensure the nhs has the equipment it needs. theo leggett, bbc news. tonight, panorama looks at how britain is coping with its biggest crisis since the second world war and asks if the government has the right strategy to contain the virus. that's coronavirus: the week that changed britain, tonight at 8:30pm on bbc one. the time is 1:18pm. our top story this lunchtime... ministers are considering tougher measures to combat the coronavirus, amid fears some people are not following the gove

that was not the case here you know i jokingly asked a couple of people you supported trump or bill weld you know i think point 3 percent in the republican primary and everybody's pretty much on the on the trump train so i think there is some political benefit to consolidating his base disciplining people who may have been skeptical of him but yeah in terms of a feeling to a broader public will say i don't know if that's going to be a factor it's kind of looks like he was planning to resume yeah we're going to be on the whole you all agree fantastic and respect you so much for braving. out his coverage on redacted later this week of believe you over a great piece. friday if you check it out thanks as we're going to record watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of governor social media be sure to sign up for our exclusive newsletter at least slash watching the hawks you can also start watching the hawks on demand through the brand new portable t.v. app which is a billboard smart problems the google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. coming up cia whistleb

weld's force may be on hold but japan is forging ahead with plans to host the olympic games which wouldyou start in 3 months the fall like carrying the olympic flame from greece to japan has gone ahead as planned although the associated ceremony did not take place the torch relay in greece was also counseled but will take place in japan in front of restricted crowds. welling's has more. well you have it art sure it concerned they're trying to evoke was it more and more so the insertion will improve committee that they don't know what's happening with such simple things as their training and facilities that's in disarray all we're seeing is the increasing number of cancellations of tournament dr marcus allen because of our until now getting the sense of the athletes that should be in tokyo are qualified but that leaves a lot of events a lot of things to be decided of course is all mine tones there listen they're fine cine as they transit get it right as part of the 4 year a little. bit of the army looks last of the. plates might have to turn up in terms i mean july underprepared it does

lot of contests on the republican side because the governor former governor of massachusetts william weld is honestly not quite considered a serious contender to us president donald trump but as such these are still the totals that they have right now these 1276 to actually get the nomination so all right we do have good numbers for virginia coming in right now. let's take a look at what we have here all right former vice president joe biden is projected to win virginia he had been polling well going into virginia so that is 99 delegates for former vice president joe biden so that's where things stand right now i'm going to be the go to person for the numbers in the meantime and hand it back over to daryn jordan all right richelle we'll see you a little bit later well as we were saying we've deployed teams right across key battleground states for 2 super tuesday our white house correspondent kimberly it is in the u.s. capitol alan fischer will be joining us from a democratic watch poncey in austin texas but 1st let's go to john hendren who is covering virginia where polls have closed so j

personally i would say it is another opportunity to keep welding this year.ittle bit slower build. having kind of a long layoff last year. i felt like i had a good performance. italy is preparing for a weekend of top level football matches without spectators due to coronavirus. there will still be fans, but there won't be any pregame handshakes between the players. we trust the things they tell us. that is what we do. if there are some additional things to do, we can think about what they can do to decrease the probability to get infected. the six nations championship has already felt the impact of coronavirus. postponeds have been including ireland and italy. england is second behind france. it is going to be highly chaotic. it is going to be physical. we are playing at home. it is important to play well in front of our fans. hard to get it is away from the echoes of what should be done and how you should do it. also there's quite a few guys playing in england. thelympic organizers insist idea of canceling this year's games due to coronavirus hasn't been dis

in davidson county north carolina there is a welding feature -- welding teacher who has to go out and equipment and materials from local businesses because the program is inadequately funded i the state of north carolina and the local supplement from the county. his kids graduate and walk across the stage they can go to work as a welder the next day. the huge salary with no debt. we need to take a look at the death of the shop classes. otherwise it's going to be really rough when you have to do your own plumbing. host: joanna is joining us from damascus, maryland. caller: i have a couple points to make. time, thecoln's republicans were considered liberals. even the radical people like daddy's stevens and charles sumner that pushed lincoln -- --e thaddeus lincoln thaddeus stevens and charles sumner that pushed lincoln. the northern democrats became the liberals. it was a switched position and johnson said after he signed the civil rights bill, i've lost the south and the south has been solidly red, the deep south, since that time. .et's go forward to trump first of all, i want to say s

it because let's face it trump will be nominee again and primary opponent is former governor bill weldrry who -- as of friday trump has over 1100 delegates bill got one, you need 1200 and 76 to win the nomination, but even though trump's primary victory is fore gone conclusion he's driving a massive turnout compared to what obama did during reelection bid in 2012 as politico recently noted not only did trump do well in iowa -- but votes i can't read that. the vote totals in new hampshire were even stacker. the president received only a 130,000 doubles bush and obama totals amazing and in michigan this week trump pulled out 639,000 votes. but obama in 2012 just got 174k, i'm no math wiz but that seems like a lot less. but let's be honest which really wondering is if those ladies ever made it to the store. >> do i go right -- yes. up hill. up the hill -- and then left up here. and then you turn to your right. left -- left -- it will be on your left. >> did you hear her say left? >> left -- a dead man -- greg: i could spend you know -- if i could be quarantined with them for weeks and nev

vonnie: that said, how much welded us -- how much will this disrupt supply chains, and how much willdisrupt a global economy that is operating remotely right now? bridge, we'ved talked to almost 150 experts when it comes to the impact of the coronavirus around the world. we obviously saw initial impacts, as you indicated, in primarilycting hardware supply chains. it is one of the reasons that apple preannounced and microsoft preannounced. now we see that apple has closed all of its retail stores, and microsoft is really, to some extent, benefiting from prior investment in the cloud, offerings that are cloud-based, and collaboration offerings like teams. it is interesting because there are a lot of companies that, while they are benefiting, i think there are some negatives as well. that isomic strain being placed on corporations and individuals clearly is going to have a negative impact on overall purchasing. the question i think a lot of people are asking is to what extent companies are in a position to take share as people rethink the way that they engage in business and education,

is only competitor, is former governor bill weld, he's only received one delegates of our.n this race. >>> of course, things really shook up here in the democratic race over the past couple days people dropping out a lot of californians that are already cast the mail-in ballots, this is also the first time that california has even been part of super tuesday. what are you expecting from our states? >> well, that is the interesting thing. because a lot of california voters have already cast their ballot, it is going to be interesting to see just how important full yesterday's endorsements were. you would've thought that there would have been kind of a moderate push to go up against senator bernie sanders year. that'll be something interesting to watch out here especially as these numbers continue to roll in. >> very good. back to you. >>> happening today, former vice president joe biden will make a stop in oakland this morning before heading down to los angeles. this comes out several former caorbehind biden. does do video shows biden an early contender beto o'rourke grabbing

some fans will not miss them to at agholor after saving the children from a burning welding. >> my man started throt window. that out there. >> i don't know of any sport that has been messed up more than swimming. time in the pool or swim or boat every day. a group of athletes did find a body of water. >> swimming is a symphony of swinging limbs and those who do it better, it. this is what you say. throw a rock in any direction. nobles or open. swim season postponed or canceled. it will come down to the touch. she's got the edge. >> a harvard senior from mill valley was bound for the second olympic trials and that is on hold. >> snug as a bug in a rug. >> the high school came up with , open water training. >> if you think you have done the work, the results are going to come. we can do the work right here and the ocean gives us an amazing opportunity. >> no he did, cord or the visibility. >> just crane. >> i feel bad for these kids. they need to train every single day. it takes months to get in shape and a couple of weeks to get out of shape. >> i love the motivation. co he er e wh pro

my name is fran weld, and i'm senior vice president of the san francisco giants. alicia jean baptiste is unfortunately unable to join us. she felt like she was coming down with a cold, and we said, please stay home. please take care of yourself, so it's my true honor to welcome you here tonight to the 40th annual san francisco good government awards. [applause] >> this is our opportunity to pay tribute to the people who are the great engine of our beloved city. since its inception, s.p.u.r. has been advocating for good governments. we have hundreds of awards given out to acknowledge hundreds of hard working public servants, and we are so proud of that. for many of us who are part of s.p.u.r., this is our absolute favorite night of the year, so thank you for joining us. i want to start out by recognizing our champion sponsors, people who believe in innovation in government just as much as we do. bridge, google, and san francisco airport. thank you for your generous support, and thanks to everyone for being here tonight. s.p.u.r. is able to continue to honor employe

from weld companies royalsenior living, cruises down, norwegian cruise liners lower. really, every sector across the board, even the stalwarts like clorox are lower today. guy: these are 2008 kind of levels in terms of the drops we are seeing in europe. we seen some of our markets down by 10% today. we are going to carry on the coverage. vonnie and i will be back in an hour. in the meantime, i will hand you over to the capable hands of david westin and "balance of power." this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ from bloomberg world headquarters in new york to our audience worldwide, i'm david westin. welcome to "balance of power," where the world of politics meets the world of business. the armstrong is here, kevin cirilli, and guy johnson. drew, let's start with you. how any cases do we have, and how does it compare to china? drew: right now we have only a little over 1000 cases in the u.s., depending on what counts you want to look at. where i think that is potentially misleading is that we know there continues to be a significant bottleneck in the ability to test in the u.s. if you

president donald trump over joe walsh and bill weld. >>> measure e has 54% of approval and 46% against it. it is a property transfer tax for the city's general fund for the purpose of affordable housing. this needed a simple majority to win. >> there were also, a lot of city councilrations with many of the labor backed candidates doing quite well. >> jackie ward is in the studio with those latest results. jackie. >> reporter: good morning to you both. one of the biggest things we're closely watching is the race for seats on mineta san jose's city council is defending nary seats. they were canvassing and phone banning until the end. there was a lot of celebrating leave the a couple incumbents. >>> you never know what voters are going to do. you never know stow i'm not going to project anything. i am going to keep close tabs on the numbers and hope for the best and it doesn't matter what the numbers end up being because my heart is with our community and i will serve in any capacity whether it is elected or not. >> in the san jose city council rakes he has a big leet in district 1o johnn

after world war ii in which defense contractors paid women less than men for doing the same jobs, weldingnd other work time related work. it started the notion of pay equity. good eyes. thanks for your call dave. >> >> what would be some of the most popular slogans at the time from 1919 and 1920 at this ratification -- as this ratification process was taking place over 14 months? >> so, certainly votes for women was the big easy one. very simple, very straightforward. everyone knew exactly what it meant, but they were very up to the time in terms of almost feeling a little bit like social media does today in terms of, as soon one state ratified, they would produce slogans and buttons and newspaper articles about what was next. california next, so they were very kind of of the moment. other ones included time for a change,. the ways in which the times were changing was part of it, but votes and women, pretty interchangeable. -- interchangeable. the beautiful one that women would hang over their windows, i just voted for the first time. you can imagine the thrill of that. >> we can show vie