let's get to julia coronado, macropolicy perspectives president and founder. where do you anticipate we will continue quarter to quarter gdp wise? how deep will this recession be? julia: we know it is going to be very deep and sharp, and we are in the middle of that right now. first of all, on the ism headline numbers, boosted by supplier deliveries being delayed, usually that is a sign that suppliers can't keep up, but now there are different for that being delayed. the bigger picture is obviously the hard stop for the global economy. gdp prettynnualized rough, and we are seeing that also in the earnings reports. ,ome of the guidance coming out one, there is a lack of guidance and a lack of visibility, and there's a lot of anticipation --t things are going to be that this is going to be far from a v-shaped recovery once we get the most pronounced part of the shutdown. vonnie: explain to us why the u.s. can't cancel its debt with china, as the president suggests. we areobviously, what seeing with the market reaction, what we are seeing with the treasury market

you confirm that this is the case for example that the design of the coloring of the name of the coronado warning. is being decided in the chancery is office and not by the designers by telecom or s.a.p is there any particular reason for this and perhaps you can say one other thing too if we have to wait so long for this. peter and it's being delayed would you say that that will come before the vaccine or after the vaccine or am i confident that it will come before the vaccine unless there's some vaccine miracle and i know it will be available before the vaccine is. safe he and telecom complained that we're not responding to their design proposals or what the federal pres office is responsible for you know their agencies who put forward propose this is not the chancellor's office that makes decisions like this it's all of the portfolio is responsible for it and so far as i know where it was a peaceful process if somebody complained to you then let me know who that was maybe we left some one out. marker and remind. you do you see as you can speak. for consulate in madam chancellor. coast b

turkey is officially closed all official deprecation procedures are on hold at the same time the coronado island and district magic's imposed by the state of greece made it a lot easier for the police to extend into the mainland and direct my rents in refugee camps and in the cities so according to the people we talked to the girl on the phone initiated a new strategy of push back to turkey florence most one of the authors of this report on what's happening at the great turkish border you can find that online as well thanks so much for that for you. is logs months of fasting and prayer ramadan has been curtailed in germany by lockdown restrictions with space limited in mosques due to social distancing a protestant church and bronze course for dust or decided to open its doors to muslims for friday prayers there's more. the call to prayer from inside the church of saint martha in berlin every friday throughout ramadan. and how much. we see ramadan as a very valuable thing that we think that prayer and opening ourselves to each other and to god helps reinforce humanity n.p.c.s. schaaf peopl

what's next for jobs also coming up schools reopen in china province the format at the center also coronado.

that's overlooked know the latest developments in the coronado spend demick the world health organization says it's impossible to predict when the virus may be controlled adding that it's likely it to me never go away the united nations has warned the world is facing a mental health crisis as a result of isolation. caused by the pandemic it's calling on all top teams to do more to support people's mental health the e.u. medicines agency says a vaccine for the virus could be ready in a year's time in an optimistic scenario the virus is not present in all 54 african countries often is soulful recorded its 1st case on wednesday the overly over 4300000 people have been infected more than 295000 people have died. but you could have seen the highest death toll from over 1000 in your over 30000 people have died of the others since the pandemic began a disproportionate number of them from ethnic minorities for example blacks in the u.k. are 4 times more likely than white people to die from the virus that's according to another survey by the national statistics agency shiela thoughts as to details

turkey is officially closed all official report taishan procedures are on hold at the same time the coronado knock down and the strict measures imposed by the state of greece made it a lot easier for the police to extend into the main event and arrest migrants in refugee camps and in the cities so according to the people we talked to the corona knocked on initiated a new strategy of pushback from greece to turkey ok thank you florian schmitz in this antony. let's say happy birthday now to a rebel and a role model the character pippi longstocking has been delighting children especially girls since she 1st appeared 75 years ago today is a closer look at the end rooney redhead who continues to inspire. the law to approve busy or not deadly on it every was daughter longstocking for sure she was just a monkey and a horse in a colorful house to live in the corner with no parents she does whatever she wants and is never to bad in this incredibly strong. the brainchild of the swedish writer astrid lindgren pippi was created as a gift for her daughter and her 10th birthday zick invited off as the 1st

turkey is officially closed all of issues that were taken procedures are on hold at the same time the coronado down and the strict measures imposed by the state of really made it a lot easier for the police to extend into the mainland and arrest my rents in refugee camps and in the cities so according to the people we talked to the girl on the phone initiated a new strategy of push back to turkey for its most one of the authors of this report on what's happening at the great turkish border you can find that online as well thanks so much for that for you thank you. also being counted in a landmark presidential election in burundi the day passed peacefully despite fears of violence in the east african country however shortly after polls close the main opposition party accused authorities of vote rigging there were few independent observers on election day long lines no social distancing and a touch of handwashing amid the pandemic the people of the ruined the crowded polling stations to vote for a new president the run up to the elections was marred by repression and arbitrary arrests and on vot

we are giving the big congrats to tyler, graduating from coronado high school.he is going to play football and major in business. we want to give you a shout out to molly. she is graduating from high school and she will be attending college in the fall. remember to keep sharing graduate photos with us. you can email us or use the hashtag kpix and include a name and where they are going. >>> a study found screen time with some games may benefit kids during the pandemic. research published earlier in the american journal of sociology found that despite the growing time spent on screens, kids these days are just as socially adept as those who entered kindergarten in 1998 before the dawn of the ipad and iphone. >> we are seeing an increase in the conversation around how games provide a positive outcome and positive tools for society. >> i think it builds up your character and you can see how you will get stronger. >> the nonprofit games for change has links to nearly 200 games online and many are free and all are educational from learning about the environment to re

. >>> florida's beach came out top of the listing, we are looking at coronado beach in san diego, number eight, carolina rounds out the top of the list, the florida international university has compiled a list for the past 30 years, his ratings are based on it is a little biased, because california has the top 10 beaches. >>> and san diego, you know about beaches. you love beaches. >> i would like to be at any beach right now. any beach will do right now. any beach. good morning, let me see what we can do about the traffic, these times are not quite typical, let's talk about san jose, 280 northbound, right through downtown, you can see the commute looks good, if you can call it a commute, it is, a lot of essential workers are driving to their job, we have some construction closures, in san francisco you know about the project, at 6:50 am, let's bring stephen with today's forecast. >>> it is a nice forecasting, clouds are around, not as many as yesterday on the san mateo coast. one of the spots to burn off, taylorsville is nice. a couple of degrees, and, the lows in the highest, if you th

i'm joined by julia coronado and david leibovitz. david, i'll just start with you. the fact that we are 5% off the highs on the nasdaq tells you what exactly >> so i think it's really interesting because if you had gone to sleep a year ago and woken up today i think you wouldn't necessarily have an idea of the volatility that we've been through but i think that what we're seeing here in terms of tech and the outperformance of the big growers is really twofold. the first thing is that they have a bit of a tail wind giving everything that's going on more people working from home and doing things remotely in general. that's supportive of the tech sector and i think that the more important point and we get asked this question by clients quite often is think about the world that we're going to go back into when all of this is over we'll be right back in the world of 2% growth, structurally low inflation, very low interest rates and that's the environment that got tech to where it is today over the past ten years and so i think what you're seeing is there's both a short-t

coronado beach at san diego came in the list. i have been to that beach, it is beautiful.tually compiled a list for 30 years, rankings are i think a lot of us, you just heard it, we are not welcome, because we are considered tourists, and not now is the time to go. >> all right, okay, thank you. we will probably get up there, but right now we are looking at your commute. let's go out and see what we have now. you can see that traffic is moving along relatively well here on interstate 880 in oakland. and it has been doing very well throughout the east bay. we have earlier in the morning, we do have slower traffic, and then about this time it starts to clear out, this would be a good time to do it. 8:18, let's bring in steve with today's weather. >>> thank you, sal, as you saw, a little bit of a cloud deck, but not much to go around, and i don't think it will last longer. temperatures will bump up a few degrees as we head towards the weekend, but looking out towards alameda, there are holes in that, so not too much to worry about. a lot less cloud than we had yesterday. we h

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caroline is joining us from coronado, california, republican line. in this campaign, six months out, who's your candidate? caller: my candidate is donald trump, because he has an understanding of economic common sense. he has brought stability in the economy. and he has the respect of the world, because we no longer kowtow to the u.n. and the corruption of the u.n., the world health organization, and donald trump speaks the truth for the average american citizen. host: thanks for the call. this is from bob in illinois, saying trump all the way. i'm glad he's our president during this period, perfect person to take on china. no one could be tougher. we need him for four more years. as one of our first callers, the bush office, george w. bush office, releasing a 2 1/2-minute video yesterday looking at this pandemic and what it means for americans. here it is in its entirety. president bush: this is a challenging and solemn time in the life of our nation and world. a remorseless, invisible enemy threatening the elderly and vulnerable among us, a disease