we will do that with edward morse. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ opec, you want to know the truth, i hated it. because it was a fix. somewhere around the line -- along the line, it went down. inhave a tremendous industry the country now and i don't want those jobs being lost. tom: the president of the united states. spoke moments ago on the royal in riyadh, let's speak on moscow and washington. joining us is edward morse. thank you for finding time with us on this historic day. the president speaks of a diminished power of the cartel. is it saudi arabia alone? diminished it is given the whole combination. just look at opec. they have the capacity to produce 35 million barrels a day. they had the capacity in 1981 to produce 35 billion barrels a day. today, it is a 100 billion barrel a day market and domestic consumption is about one quarter of their production depending on how much they produce. they cannot control the market by themselves. we now have three major players -- the bear, the camel, and the eagle, and the eagle ha

morse are doing in many different capacities as detective shellshocked d.n.a. does as well as channel on the planet human scent of. citizens and in fact i've been watching that to many what he does including to reach. director jenna ted ted morse the dumb rachel has pranged a right turn leadership wrong on not just in disapproval hence a crisis but in many international crises around the war and jane my 10 you know are as a 2nd generation on the rachel walked to combat trentham in the united nations such as h one n one in 2009 and 2014 inboards cases the united nations my senate and director general. exhibit it. and they cross in the incredible leadership role member states and of course what a community it had come helping us overcome and now days and days of great poverty has the challenges to corporation and sort of mary. can i just say of course you're applauding the w.h.o. do you think they learned to love the lessons when you it was u.s. equity general who seemed to step in over eveleigh when it hit guinea liberia and sierra leone because the w.h.o. did n

in 1844, samuel fb morse succeeded in stringing copper wires from washington, d.c.from the united states capital in fact, all the way up to baltimore where the democratic national convention was being held, and he had at the logger for at the baltimore and send word of each department at the convention back to morse himself in washington and morse was deciphering his own code that bears his name and reading aloud to a crowd of eventually hundreds of people at the capital the latest news development. like he was the first news anchor. there are remarkable accounts of people marveling at this idea of instant communication. the annihilation of space as more than one person called it, who could imagine the possibilities once people could learn about any event anywhere instantly? professor morse telegraph, correspond for the new york herald said, has originated in the mind a new species of consciousness never before was anyone a conscious that he knew what events were at that moment passing in a distant city, 40 or 100 or 500 miles off. in reading that paragraph, we real

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more about the collapse in oil when we're joined in just a bit by citigroup head of research edward morse and tom kloza to help make sense of this ginormous move in oil prices today. >> lots more to discuss on that front and how it affects broader markets for which we can go to mike santoli, who is back with us mike, good to see you. what's the key factors to be watching out for today. >> you as well, will, good to see you. obviously in the near term contract as brian was talking about, massive dislocation there's a lot more oil traded in futures form and derivative forms than there is physically i don't think this was a relevant price for most of the physical oil in the world but it does show you obviously massively bearish fundamentals i think the way the stock market is treating it, there's not a lot of fresh information in this tremendous air pocket in the near term futures contract but there's a lot of information in $20 oil for june and the fact the entire curve is depressed and obviously kind of what we knew, which is the world is at a standstill we're not burning enough there's to

that's four type morse than this same period last year. john paul said he has suffered from depression for years but this past week was one of the hardest he's had during this pandemic. >> well, i was stir crazy, but aren't we all? [ laughter ] >> reporter: like everyone else, he has been confined to his home for weeks, which doesn't help those feeling of isolation and darkness that people with depression may already battle on a daily basis. >> a lot of negativity. a lot of, like, up the kind of thoughts and feelings that, like, if i'm busy, or i'm out the world, i can sort of tune out. but when you're all alone in your room, they're right there with you. >> reporter: but john mall is focusing on help and love, rather than fear and hate. >> i'm trying to look at it as a this too shall pass. >> reporter: unfortunately that's not the case for everyone. ben with san francisco's suicide prevention said high risk calls or those that may need emergency services sent to up almost 30injust th sheer ine, i think cally foas people have more time to

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fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues olympus odes are available online morse you can share and discuss song w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms crime fighter to me now. how did you. discover your concept discover with. a legend after 100 lives the ideals of the bomb house a more relevant to today than they were a. 100 years ago visionaries reshaped things to come. people understood design is with shaping society. the powerhouse and that's cassella are. with ideas that are part of our future. what makes the bible and its. firing to this very exciting how. this world argument tree stores makes w. the be. this is the w. news live from berlin a cautious 1st step to germany begins to ease its coronavirus lockdown sound shops and businesses will start opening today but the government is warning people not to let down their guard because the threat of a resurgence is really. also coming up the coronavirus is widely thought to offer originated in a food market in good hot but u.s. president donald trump alleges it could have been created in a re

professor morse is a telegraph in the correspondence to the new york herald has said it originated in the mind of new species of consciousness. never behold anyone conscious that humans with certain team, 40 - 100 or 500 miles off. in reading that paragraph, we realized that we were wind and saying there in 1984 the dawn of the earth that we are living in today. we are swamped by today. we are struggling with today. instructed to see with how people struggle with it in the very beginning. as surely as any number of about the possibility of bringing the world together. improving over understanding of a dealer and while it did that in many ways, also many ways in which it drove the world apart. and this became apparent by the presidential campaign of 1856, the campaign in which john charles fremont was nominated by the republicans is an anti- slavery candidate. in the first election where there was a major party that was meaningfully opposed of the spread of slavery, always before than it had been necessary pretty national party to appeal to southern posted of having any chance of winni

director jenna ted ted morse the dumb rachel has pranged up by turn the national roar on not just in disapproval hence a crisis but in many international crises around the war and jane my 10 you know are as a 2nd generation on the rachel walked to combat tremont the united nations such as h one n one in 20092014 in boards cases the united nations my senate and director general. exhibited it. and they crossed the incredible leadership role member states and of course what a community it had come helping us overcome and now days and days of great power it has the challenges to corporation and sort of mary. can i just say of course you're applauding the w.h.o. do you think they learned to love the lessons when you it was u.s. equity general who seemed to step in over eveleigh when it hit guinea liberia and sierra leone because the w.h.o. did not respond as well as it might of. at that time at that time we had i can tell you don that we had met tom governors. girl want to come on a sit down and now our while or each and every country has been taking their own initiative and the whatever

in the stories that shaped the week morse code rolls out automated id checks to allow essential travel during the lockdown but after an initial pass system suffered big problems on the city's metro and roads. doesn't make sense to. see a save their lives are being put at risk by the government's failure to supply hospitals with protective gear and french teachers and doctors criticize the plan to reopen the school may calling it premier chill and danger. but i welcome the latest developments and look back at what's been happening over the last 7 days you're watching weekly here on r.t. international so let's start there with the latest numbers on the pandemic more than 2300000 cases have been confirmed across the globe at least 161000 people have died but the highest death toll in the united states and so far more than 10606000 people have recovered from the fires. or today orthodox christians around the world are celebrating easter sunday but for most going to church is not an option to you to the pandemic so in russia services are being streamed on the internet the leader of the russ

morse to source one of the worst of the top 2 countries say you plan. to let them have you made a pass at just the us does there was beck any border ethnicity and a raise or countries they will call is a very important that we share now we are living in a robot of communication media doing a lot of the race for sharing experiences and more house yet someone made the point that viruses can't communicate between themselves but humans can that's where we have the edge on the virus thank you moon i'll stop you there more from the former u.n. secretary general after this break. this is a story of women women with troubled histories and complex court cases you know some of us did really believe who lives out there. who were not. the person that. the cheesiness of the day are considered the most dangerous of criminals she's in a single. body off 23 hours a day tell me that it's not enough and if you get the world of women on death row. if you can't win every single time eventually some workers have to participate in the american economy the american economy is

the old filter for morse with a string but sally didn't want to hear any of it god was simply testing their courage he would find the money using every means at his disposal. he brought out the precious relics of christian saints from. the remains of sandinista the 1st bishop of paris and even a vase said to have held the real milk of the virgin mary. the people of the middle ages venerated relics and their presentation ceremonies provided fine opportunities to take the collection on for. but this was not enough and sally forgot his principles thank you he ordered the sale of candles to be revived. in exchange for a heavy sack of flour or a few coins the church would pardon certain sins. not fasting during lent or a shameful relation. my founder was ready to pardon anything in order for work to resume. the gifts of the faithful have allowed construction to resume. but the threats of the full medical canada have shaken my build is. what they're chasing after sinful glory without knowing it. what if maurice does sally's project to which they have devoted their lives is destined for disa

crisis particularly in the speed the worst hit of independent and they have taken some of the legal morse sweepingly don't don't that's not going to be any disease and i should judge the i.m.f. has already announced debt relief for 25 countries at how far is this going to go to help these nations that are struggling economically. it's a good beginning it's not enough it's just so i think i mean if it's just are you sure that what is needed and that's what the other countries should go how great they should be involved why do you to be the speed with a crisis it cannot be good with individual human rights that countries have come out with each trillion dollars how lady placed under stimulus by different countries the act of says that's not enough and that's the reason why the need to come up with not with average american bishops give more discussion is not going to be coming together to deal with this crisis averted richer countries coming to the rescue of countries this is the kind of effort that the i.m.f. is looking at least so far not much has happened and if you look at the g 20 the

now, the counties in the dark et red, almeda, the city of san francisco, it represent morse than one million masks have been distributed from the state to the county. this is a good chunk of the bay area. contra costa county county. san mateo county if you noticed in orange, it has received fewer marches than the others. the other hot spot is in l.a. county. so far the state has distributed more than 46 million masks. >>> hair salon owners and stylists across california are looking at georgia where stylists are back in business officially, and they're wondering here when will that be us, jessica aguirre is working from home talked to the owner of a salon who is ready to go back to work and make some income. >> yes, she totally. is lindsey fernandez says that she is ready to go back to work. when she found out today that that's not going to happen at least for another month, it's a huge blow to her and her 18 stylists who need to get back to work. are ready to get back to work. and she says this next month could really be horrible for them. now, fernandez owns elevation salon in liver

have symptoms or not even though they fall outside of the age range of those probably be you know morse acceptable the other thing that i'm really worried about though is that should we even with this baby's in go go about things as though older people don't matter because we keep hearing about being dismissed that just because you're older you're not necessarily producing anything for america anymore so you can probably just pass away stay at home but the issue with that is that a lot of families are introducing rationing their grandparents who live in the same homes as their kids in their and their grandkids so when you have kids who are going out and doing sporting activities or going to the movies or whatever their race magic they come back home where i was going to get it anyway so to a certain extent i think that we still have to be a little bit more cautious when it comes to deciding who's going to be out here in the public and who's not but also recognizing that there are i'm you know suppressed people and people who have been other conditions like diabetes or not elderly indivi

southern coast was on the same animal by she went up last year i don't think we entered malaysian morse's 3 times but they didn't meet us and many of us died in the haze and sweets they were too many on buddha women and children. to dhaka tribune newspaper is reporting the boat was turned back from malaysian waters because of coronavirus restrictions. the coast guard says it's looking into whether the group was fleeing myanmar or the crowded refugee camps in bangladesh the un says there are going to are the world's most persecuted minority that also the law just stateless group denied citizenship by me and mark where many have lived for centuries hundreds of thousands of rowing those have crossed the border since 2017 when me on mars military launched a crackdown against them. those camps are locked down they don't even have internet services they don't have adequate health services the children can't go to school and so people are making a dangerous and perilous voyage to try to get to a better life in malaysia malaysia is very reluctant to have more people arrive at their borders and th

pertinent like motor skills or or are social skills social intelligence and then later on as i conducted morse that he just became more and more comfortable with thinking yeah actually this thing this kind of behavior we're seeing in a spider might just be play. pruitt's team studied hundreds of spiders to find out why they would behave in this particular way so i figure out the consequences of his behavior by manipulating these individuals ability to engage in the behavior allowed some individuals to engage in almost sex in his little plastic cups and then others that were prevented from ever having those experiences. and one of the interesting things that i found is that females that had had experience in gauging in place sex early on in life produced heavier egg cases later on and that that affects scaled to how much experience they had the more experience in play these females had the larger edge cases not only do playful females have more young they live longer and they're less aggressive they're much less likely to kill their partners after mating something that's common in the extraordi

mohammad and where the gates of heaven are open muslims spend the night in contemplation and prayers in morse a ritual they are being asked to perform at home this time islam's most sacred both meant to encourage. praying together and breaking their fast together may end up being a month of relative solitude. 0. again if as al jazeera and these other headlines the u.s. house of representatives has passed a new 484000000000 dollar really fail to keep small businesses afloat during the coronavirus pandemic and provide funds for hospitals and follows a 2 trillion dollars stimulus package that was passed last month. a record 26400000 americans have lost their jobs since the end of last month in just 5 weeks all the jobs created since the end of the 2009 recession have been wiped out u.s. president donald trump said the economy would bounce back quickly but insisted that lockdown measures will continue to as a drop in the number of infections. economy will sir to pick up very substantially as soon as the states get open and that's happening as we speak and it's actually very exciting and. people a

[morse code leaves] >> the message is received by a commercial radio station, which related by telephonenearest marine hospital. >> this man apparently has acute tonsillitis. give 10 grains of aspirin every three hours. report progress in 12 hours. >> a merchant seamen may have been suddenly attacked by illness on approaching port. the medical officers of the hospital are notified by radio. an ambulance is sent to the dock to meet the boat. the patient is taken off vessel on a stretcher. he is placed in the ambulance and rushed to the marine hospital. on arriving, he is taken directly to the ward for examination and diagnosis. the medical officers examine him carefully and with the aid of the history of the case they make their diagnosis. it is definitely acute appendicitis. the patient must be operated on at once. he is taken to the operating room, where the troublesome appendix is removed. (music) an act of congress requires the medical care in adderall correction institute be furnished by the public health service. prisoners are given thorough physical examinations -- eye, ear, nose,

michael: i think the theory is to not allow a supply-side shock, a natural disaster or a pandemic, to morse into a deflationary depression. -- morph into a deflationary depression. from early march to late march, we were seeing scary signs of a massive dollar liquidity panic that initially seemed to overwhelm the fed's efforts, but now, the tide is starting to turn because of the feds very aggressive and open-ended actions. that is good news because the last thing you need is for a nasty supply-side shock, which is essentially, an act of god, a global pandemic, to then be massively compounded and exacerbated by a monetary shock. that is what the fed is there to prevent and that is what they are doing. i think they have done a good job in that sense and should be commended instead of being criticized. i see a lot of ankle biting criticism from folks that frankly do not understand monetary policy. taylor: you mentioned the word deflation. my textbooks told me five years ago that when you print unlimited money, you get inflation. you get cpi data last friday that shows an underwhelming sense o

there's a clearly-defined back edgetrin th ighter the, the morse winds work their way down to the south. and then the wind will start to lighten up a bit. windier tomorrow and heavier rain. and good snow for sierra. let's look at the other side of the state. while we're dealing with our rain and wind tomorrow, kirkwood's total, three feet. and close to that on donner pass. and because of that, from is a winter storm warning until early monday. it's a good thing nobody's travelling up into the mountains at this point. this one of those weekends where i-80 and highway 50 are gonna get shut down. it's a good thing we're all just hanging out at home. we will show you the pretty pictures on your screen over the course of this weekend. the rest of this week, we'll clear things out, sunny and mid-70s. see you with more detail coming up. >>> one lockdown has been liften the bay, now preparing to set sail again. >> this will be probably the toughest week. and there'll be a lot of death. >> what's in store for the rest of us. >> and another tragedy strikes the kennedy family. what we do now will

it will be morse nous let's not forget these are the not just numbers. these are wonderful people, mothers, fathers, sons and daughters who will be so severely missed by their loving families. may they all rest in peace. may their memories be a blessing. let's not also forget the fact the doctors, the nurses, the other medical personnel who are risking their lives right now to save lives and all the other men and women who are also risking their lives to simply help all of us get through this coronavirus pandemic. i think i speak for all of our viewers here in the united states and around the world, we are so grateful to all of them. inside the e.r., the incredible fight against the coronavirus starts right now. >>> it's a disaster of bibly call proportions. >> the moment that somebody codes and comes off the ventilator, it's clean. it's given to the next person. >> i fear that we will not have enough of anything to provide for our patients. >> what are you dealing with every day? >> people who can't breathe. it's as simple as that. >> we have been prepp

this is one of the morse obvious things you see in your reporting over and over again. that's a message. that message tells the igs if you stand up too strongly you're at risk of losing your job. that's part of being an inspector general. every day i woke up dreading the fear from the white house that i was going to get fired, but these series of events at an exact time when oversight is so critical is really, really chilling. as to the second partnership, we need a special inspector generality that is part of this bill who is always going to be part of the front line when it came to overseeing the hundreds of billions if not trillions going to big business across america. that's the most important job, frankly, you of all of these. we kneel that person in. >> neal, we might need that, but given how this administration operates, given that the president is flanked by his own family members, do you think that's going to happen? does congress, i.e. the democrats, have the ability to make that happen? >> well, the president has nominated someone from his own team in the wh

i think they failed because his vision -- robert morse was scheming and didn't think there was anything wrong with it. if he hadn't i don't know that we would be here right now. he was scheming for sure. hamilton had a much more faulting vision. he wanted to author an empire. he wasn't looking to get a few bucks on the side. i'm glad that came up. when people accuse him of corruption, if they wanted to accuse him of corruption, they should have been a arraigning the system, not his personal interests. this gentleman is carrying a microphone. >> thank you for your lovely talk. i got some insight into his early, formative years. i have the greatest steam for him. i wondered if you could give us more information on the development of this character, being born out of wedlock. he was denied access to christian education. >> i can't give you. partly because as i was saying, that aspect, -- there he is, michael, that man in the back has his hand up. he can tell you everything i would say there is to know about that. he is working on that now. as i was saying, my interest just does not lie in

thought iyet orthought in termst the real demand is for that we have meetings on it with the task morsece and militad yes, i will do that. i will be signing and agreeing to a yes, answer. so we'll be doing that, and also we will be staffing it so that federal government does a lot of things that was not anticipated it do, this is a 2500 or 2900 hospital bed built, javits center. and it will be staffed by the military, and by the federal government. and based to the fact that i agreed to, that we had two other facilities that were like wise asking for it that would be in louisiana and also in dallas, we'll do those, we spoke with the governor of louisiana. and governor of texas. and we told them that we will be staffing those hospitals. above and beyond, but that is okay. we have to do that. ing iaddition the usns comfort s docked in new york to accept patients that are noncovid-19. fema delivered more than 4 million n-95 masks respirators, 4 million. 4 million. states are doing it we're backing them up but 4 million n-95 respirators. 1.8 million surgical masks, 460,000 face shields, 1.4

on the prospect of morse domestic as well as news that the coronavirus cases are leveling off, and some economies are starting to reopen. the dow gained 456 points. nasdaq rose at 232, and the s&p was up 62. >>> tyson foods is indefinitely suspending operations at their largest plant in the country. the meat processing plant in waterloo, iowa is blamed for a coronavirus outbreak in the community. the company warned that closing the plant with the a blow to hog farmers and could potentially disrupt the nation's pork supply. the plan employs 2800 workers and processes about 4% of the nation's pork. strick from york tonight there is word that 2 pet cats have tested positive for the coronavirus. is thought to be the 1st cases involving domestic animals in the u.s. they contracted the illness from their owners or other human. both had mild respiratory symptoms and are expected to make a full recovery. rotor this month more than half a dozen tigers and lions at the bronx zoo tested positive. >>> health officials in santa clara county provided more information today about the timing of the 1st

"don't even imply that i'm blinking out a difnt m in morse code. call the police." you know what?aid good for dr. fauci. i don't care if he is being pressured. just do anything to stay in that room. don't leave us alone with that bad man! so it was a two-and-a-half-hour- long, insane, emotional, misinforming, propagandistic press conference. but at least this reporter asked the question that was on all of our minds: >> what's happening?! >> stephen: foks, we have got a show for you tonight. i'll get in my pajamas with the great cate blanchett and cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook is here to answer your questions about the pandemic. but when we return, bernie oound. ♪ why the heart beats the pulse races why the weight of the world is carried with a smile. and where the comfort that's so desperately sought, is found. this is what's worth protecting embracing. and ensuring for others, especially now. this is why medicare from blue cross blue shield continues to improve what we can do for you. putting over 80 years of healthcare expertise into action. and making cove

journalist, in order to get around the centers to report on the coronavirus, they were using emojis in morsee so they could actually get information to people to protect them, and we should support that. >> tucker: amen. such a good point and i'm glad you said that appeared in the religious minorities there. the muslims, the christians, the many christians who are persecuted. amen. >> tucker: the uighurs. >> tucker: exactly. thank you. while many thousands of michiganders protested today against the governor's restrictions on daily life. many restrictions. one of them who engaged in the protest joins us next. and spray... and spray... and spray. well, we used to. with new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier, one simple application kills and prevents bugs in your home for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. it's the modern way to keep bugs away. new ortho, home defense max. get everything you need for spring at ortho.com order today! right now we're offering one week free of pureflix to new users. our hope is that our content can help fill these stressful hours, and provide a

>>my is volunteer and my passion is working with the morse adams is one of 300 united employees who will be calling older californians beginning next week through the governor's latest initiative, these social bridging project far fewer people fine right now and so we decided to hit at united airlines is partnering with least owes california. the california department of aging community. emergency response teams in sacramento state university calling thousands of older californians who are staying home providing them with one on one communication and the opportunity to connect with people providing resources and checking on their well-being we have this opportunity we have this time. >>and we look at it as what better way to give back to our customers and are isolated population during these uncertain got united airlines has seen a significant drop in travelers because of coronavirus so now in between serving those who are still traveling. >>employees in la san jose and san francisco will be making 10's of thousands of calls to seniors across the state it gives our teams are co workers.

are asian morse likely to be carriers, or is there something in asian society that makes it more likelyster disease? >> absolutely not, kristen. the virus doesn't care who you are, what class you have, what race you are. i got a question this morning from one of the community members who was talking about it being clustered in high income areas in l.a. versus lower income areas in new york. so, again, it really doesn't matter if you're poor or you're rich. it really depends how many people in that community have it. >> and one of our panelists described how he was targeted while doing his job as a school nurse. you can watch the entire virtual town hall by visiting our website, abc7news.com or on our free abc7 news app as well. please take time to watch the program. i think you'll find it valuable. >>> all right. spencer is now back with us. >> yes, spencer,more rain coming. >> more rain is coming, dan and ama. i have a word of advice to anyone planning to broadcast from home, as we're doing. make sure you have a strong wifi connection. i built all these wonderful graphics to show you t

>>volunteer and my passion is working with the morse adams is one of 300 united employees who will be calling older californians beginning next week through the governor's latest initiative, these social bridging project we have this opportunity we have this time. >>and we look at it as what better way to give back to our customers and are isolated population during these uncertain got united airlines has seen a significant drop in travelers because of coronavirus so now in between serving those who are still traveling. >>employees in la san jose and san francisco will be making 10's of thousands of calls to seniors across the state it gives our teams are co workers. >>that feel good that they can go out and make a phone call and they can go out and talk to someone and we still can connect in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>east bay, regional park says its staff and police officers will be out talking to visitors about shelter in place and covering their face orders. this is what it looked like out at lake chabot part today most people were social distancing and wearing

they would always open their broadcast with the opening of beethoven's fifth symphony, and that was morsede for v for victory which is why you decided to wear a v for victory against the virus today. >> dana: i got you there's a lot of concern, anger, absolute disgust with china right now over the coronavirus, the misinformation that was provided, the disinformation, the propaganda that they're trying now. you were secretary of state, a u.n. ambassador, i know you might have different approaches then this administration, but from your diplomatic expertise, what do you think the united states should do to deal with china going forward? >> well, first of all, i think that china really does bear responsibility for a lot of the problems at the beginning, not having revealed any information, lack of transparency, and that is something we have to deal with. because, i think that it really did harm the whole situation, and then also, kind of trying to blame us for some things. but the bottom line is that, i think, we need to figure out how to press them now on a whole series of issues that we ne

>>voluntary much passion is working with the morse adams is one of 300 united employees who will be callingifornians beginning next week through the governor's latest initiative, these social bridging project we have this opportunity we have this time. better way to give back to our customers and are isolated population during these uncertain got united airlines has seen a significant drop in travelers because of coronavirus so now in between serving those who are still traveling. >>employees in la san jose and san francisco will be making 10's of thousands of calls to seniors across the state it gives our teams are co workers. >>that feel good that they n go out make a phone call and they can go out and talk to someone and we still can connect in the east bay, michelle kingston kron 4 news. >>irs king thousands of its employees to voluntarily return to work. the irs says it needs more workers on site to perform what it calls essential functions, including opening mail a processing paper tax returns. this will help to taxpayers or refunds more quickly. the irs say that and we'll follow soci

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