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i'm fully back to goa watching al jazeera live from doha also coming up the e.u. pushes some member states to reopen their borders to kicks out the tourist season but not everyone is sold on the idea. another obstacle for the launches hydro.

speedway sunday in south nse ofo and goas bacon cours >> it's a wonderful thing to see. >> reporter: president trump even made an unannounced call during the pga charity event to discuss the future of sports. >> i'm getting a little tired of of watching 10-year-old golf tournaments where you know who won. we want to get sports back. we miss sports. we need sports in terms of the psyche, the psyche of our country. we want to be back to normal where you have the big crowds practically standing on top of each other enjoying themselves. not where they're worried. >>> the other big news today. the big three auto makers will resume production in michigan with new safety guidelines in place. >>> two brothers from boston who beat the coronavirus are urging other survivors to donate their blood plasma. mike and chris lost their mother to the virus just before they both tested positive. mike was eventually in a coma for one whole week. he says he's alive today because a coronavirus survivor donated their blood plasma, helping him to recover. >> once they got me the plasma transfer, 24 hours la

there's not goa be any learning in that conversatio i want to learn from cornel. he has things to teach me. i ha things to learn. even when he's wrong about some things, i want to know what his reasons are, because they're a gonna deep enrich my understanding, even if he's not actually correct. so if we're shouting, if we're not listening to each other, there's not gonna be any learning. >> let me just ask you about one more policy issue -- lgbt eedom. for example, you, dr. west, support certain employmentr protections cial minorities, women, religious mirities, and lgbt people. this an area where you would be open to considering your perspectives on that? >> well, i've written, as youow about this and i've engaged with people who strongly, you know, share yourl' belief and corabout those sorts of issues. but i'm not, so far, impressed by those arguments. >> yeah, but employment discrim-- whent comes to sort of the simple issue of employment discrimination, this idea that this country is getting better, and the half the states in this country btere you can still b

let's introduce our panel in goa in india we have our own kumar a professor at the institute of social sciences in new delhi in london we have full scenario on a sami head of labor rights at the business and human rights resource center and in beirut in lebanon has an eunice a business management analyst thank you all for joining us and let me begin with you what will be the effect on the economies of countries like india pakistan ball nepal bangladesh egypt and the philippines if and when these remittances start drying up. so you know these people come from rather poor families will migrated because that incomes in india low in india we have a very large unorganized sector which employs 94 percent of the workforce so the chances of getting a good income from the organized sector very few and that's likely been migrating large numbers to the vest and to other countries also the employment of what we do have been drying up because the indian economy would be slowing down in the last 3 years post demonetized nation so now when these people have lost just walk in the best asia you know be

when i goa mask grocery shopping. >> every time i leave the house. >> i wear a mask for my friends andeighbors, because i do not know if i'm carrying the virus. >> for my family members. >> essential workers. >> my sister. >> i wear a mask. >> for all of new york. ♪ >> covid-19 has put new york on hold, since we cannot track the virus it is hard for new yorkers to move forward. there is something we can do to fight against it. wearing a mask in public has lowered the chances of covid-19 affecting others, even if you feel healthy, wearing a mask shows new yorkers that you care about them and essential workers. if you are in a public space, where a mask and help new york get back in motion. ♪ gov. cuomo: ok. last week, in this house, staying here, and as i said it really feels like a museum in many ways, you cannot ignore the number of greats who lived in this home, historically, what fdr and teddy roosevelt stated. i read a lot of history. , this is augh, yes tough situation, and yes, new yorkers are tough. we have shown how tough we are here. things, as iany have said. loving, discipli

afghanistan after security forces opened fire on protesters several others were injured it happened in goa province among those killed including journalist and 2 police officers now the $100.00 people have gathered at the governor's office demanding a they want help to cope with coronavirus restrictions. you have been to the say saudi arabia has deported hundreds of somali refugees to their side of the border who they say the group of more than 800 is now being quarantined in the area of. of called on aid agencies to help saying they don't have the capacity to look after them all behind our top has more from some of. the hold these run supreme council for humanitarian called the nation has called on the refuse commission to uphold its responsibility before the this big number of refugees that have been deported by the saudi arabia to the has been where the hold these have. set up. what he can say as salacious and center for them as the afraid that the could could be infected by the cold in 19 as the country couldn't tolerate another battle on another front the yemenis here are the most vul

the places that you can goa changing doing that.a changing to include garden centres, consist you can travel can change so you can go anywhere in england as long it is a day trip for your recreation. so it is quite a nuanced set of new guidelines they are having to deal with and this was the head of the largest police force in england speaking this morning. ido i do not expect them to be encyclopedic this morning about legislation only announced in its detail late last night. but i'm absolutely confident they will learn their way through this quickly and i'm also very confident the vast majority of the public will adapt well. the other thing that must change from today is the level of fines that can be levied to the starting point has gone up to £100 from £60 but do not expect to be giving out as many fines, police say they will be given for large gatherings that refused to disperse and things like house parties largely. the number of coronavirus deaths in scotland has fallen for the second week in a row, according to figures releas

i'm fully back to goa watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the e.u. pushes some member states to reopen their borders to kicks out the tourist season but not everyone is sold on the idea. another obstacle for the largest hydroelectric dam in africa sudan rejects ethiopia's plans to stop filling the reservoir with water and why it's been a bitter sweet year for tamarinds traders in northern syria. to. we begin in the us where president donald trump has criticized his top infectious disease experts warning against reopening the economy too quickly it follows wednesday's testimony by the leading cause in 1000 task force member dr anthony fauci who said that rushing to open up could have serious consequences including needless deaths the u.s. is by far the worst hit country by the pandemic with more than 83000 deaths and more than 1300000 infections present trump has again urged states to lift coronavirus restrictions. when the cause is clear that it's just not going to produce over these rivers versions are actually because you know. it's just to me it's

now in oakland and áthen going to the legal expertá >> good morning. á>> tell me your initial -- yes, goát take so long for re for them to beá arrested.á it turns out thatá the local district was close to one of the men. bothá of the men áthat did the shooting. theyá had áan interest in protecting this particulará person. thatá strikesá me as a state investigation problem for them. áthe federalá government should come in and looká at this as a hate crime.á if you do something like this on a person's race, then that's a federal crime. iná georgia they ádo not have a hate crime. áthe federal laws do, so it will be upá to them to determine it.á to ásupport that, there's some indicationá that one or more of these men were at kkk rallies.á there might be some racial thingsá directed even on the fae itá appears to be a racial kind ofá thing. áthere was not a basis áto stop and then on the other handá in georgia the reason whyi amá concerned is if you and than the fatá that they and & then aá longá time ago and then back to the video and then that's side of it and then all of that and thená just

>>á those in the financial átrenches say the immediate goa áis not getting ledgers back in the black or stimulus check due to the unemplyment status.á one-time payment will be $500 áper adult with a cap of $1000 per houshold.á application. áruns through june 30th. >>> president trump is committed áto having a vaccine á available to the masses by the áend of the year. we talked with this dr. this afternoon, the chief medical á officer for the department of áhealth and human services. she ásaid the plan called operation warpá speed is ambitious. >> seeking a vaccine that's takinga long time. we still don't have a vaccine for áhiv. there's áa lot of vaccine áefforts that happened. it's at a slower pace because áyou have to demonstrate two á different things. one áis safety above all. á that the vast majority of ápeople who come out safe with this and two, it's effective. áit's not just an effort in wishful risk. wht we look for in phase 1, á two, three. ái'm seeing it's pretty clear á they are already on a fast track. á >> the doctor said those that want theá vaccine, in these to be man

i immediatemean a plan with goa supply and funding needs. one that actually addresses the issues we're seeing on testing capacity and distribution and disparities and building out our public health system. and makes clear to states and tribes and employers and the american people what they can expect and what theed aminute va administration will do to keep americans safe. testing alone won't be fluff en. we need more personal protective equipment than has been available for our health care workers on the front lines. we will need more for other workers as we reopen. we desperately need this administration to step up and get that equipment to states who are doing everything in their power to purchase supplies but simply cannot get nearly enough. because the reality is, unlike states, the federal government has the tools to actually fix the problem if only the administration would use them. we also need that equipment to actually work. for the fda to action promptly if it does not, not weeks later when people may have been exposed. just as imp

. >>> fox 2 news at five starts now. á >> bottom line is people can goá at their own pace. eligible to moves towards things álike dining in restaurants áand other services progress adá positive trim line period in hospitalizations statewide. áwe've seen eight .7% declineth >> this with an up tick in á testing and tracing. á counties can move at their own paste ut must meet the áfollowing criteria. no more than an increase in hospitalizations. áá smaller counties no more than á 20 people hospitalists on any given áday and two weeks. coronaviru cases per 100,000 á residents. >> we want to make sure they can ápotentially reinstitute ápart of the stay-at-home orderá that we are loosening or relaxing today. >>á if the numbers hold, the á governor said the state could ábe making an announcement in a áfew weeks for in-store re

you are ready for the goa noco, just to hear noco is disappointed. they have prepared for this. you know? every astronaut, or almost every astronaut has gone later than intended. it is disappointed, but they have prepared for this. >> just giving us all a few more days to get even more excited about this potential drop off. as you said the weather permitting. we really appreciate your time. thank you. >> thank you so much have a great day. >>> >> check out the forecast on saturday there is a possibility of some showers and thunderstorms. of course the weather could be a challenge especially this time of year with the showers and thunderstorms developing. at least the possibility, something to be watching as we head toward the weekend. as far as the highs, still another hot day in the and. you can see some of the temperatures inland out toward concord. 100 degrees for this afternoon. so far, the preliminary high. everyone has a down arrow in your thursday forecast, we're going to cool off especially near the coast and portions of the bay. temperatures

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i know you are theoretically neutral, so i will just say goa navy and go army. over to you. esper: thank for the kind introduction. i call, good to see you again. it is great to be here with you today to talk about the impact of covid-19 on the department of defense and the way ahead for the pentagon and for the force. i am proud of what the dod has accomplished in the few months since late january, when i first issued my guidance, and then on february first, when we activated the global pandemic plan, we have remained ahead of the curve at every turn. i am proud of what we have done, and as we start to see some light at the end of the tunnel, we have many people deployed, and 40 5000 national guardsmen are active in every single state performing a wide range of tasks. we have thousands of medical professionals and others who are out on the front lines. our army corps of engineers with nearly 2000 people deployed have been out in the streets of america, working with governors in every single state. i am proud of what the team has done. as you know, we have deployed the comfo

we'll goá 65 in san francisco. low 70s in hayward. in theá north bay, 70 degrees fá napa.d now you can get up & running quickly with contactless equipment drop off. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with xfinity for thirty four ninety nine a month for 12 months and get xfinity flex a personalized streaming dashboard for all your favorite apps. click or call today. funny,á i don't know if they caá do this, just an idea from theá top of my head. why don't he put on one of thosá sherlock holmes caps and put aá pipe in his mouth. >> that's not quite the purposeá of these shows. >> fred willard, the actor whoá played in "best in show," has diedá at the age of 86. willard entertainedá a new generationá with a recurringá role. his daughter announced he diedá peacefully of natural causes. á>>> good morning and welcomeá back to mornings on 2. it is sunday, may 17th. i'm claudineá wong. >> good morning, everyone. big fan of fred willard. áhe was funny. "everyody lovesá raymond" tooá was one of his stalwarts asá well. good morning, everyone. it is sunday. it is 9:31. and

we are running to the end of the tablet with meal five that started about 25 minutes or goa -- minutes or so ago. understand how much time we have in front of us. estimate we are about one hour to dragon hatch opening. >> copy that, thanks for helping us manage to get things done. looks like you guys are on board. welcome aboard the integrated space station now. thank you so much, we are excited to be here. be here. >> endeavor, houston calling on hardline for a voice check. >> houston, i'm not sure the location of that last call but still quite a bit of skipping. >> endeavor, it is houston, loud and clear. on dragon to ground we heard your same response. we have one more troubleshooting we are going to put in now so we will give that a try. we will let you know. >> endeavor, copy, thank you houston. thanks, houston. >> endeavor, houston calling on hardline for a voice check. >> houston, dragon, that was an improvement but it is still completely unreadable. >> and endeavor, houston on dragon the ground, we are hearing you. understand it was slightly improved. it was a slight improvemen

goas not prepared to just in this direction, but we cannot say on the one hand this and on the one handthat, if we are going to get out of this. give us the posts to get us out of this, the pillars that help us gain that control. so that we can move forward, as a country. i went over my time. i apologize. >> you are the chairman. you never go out of your time. and i respect that and respect the concerns you went through. let me get, because i think the chair is right, we are looking for specifics, so that me ask a very specific question to both of you. i think one of the early lessons from this is that we certainly didn't happy public lab testing capabilities, let's say, that we needed to respond as quickly as all of us would like to respond. so i ask your professional opinion, is it true, and number two, how would you go about remedying that? number two, and i could be wrong about this, and would be happy to be corrected. i also thought we were a little slow getting our private sector partners into the fight, for whatever reason. i don't know if there's a barrier there, if we have to a

we had a another company -- correspondent goa health that i mentioned, that did something else early on. they came to me and said we've got 2.3 million protective gowns in storage. we're not using them. they are the kind of gowns that can be used as isolation gowns, very effective. they are a not qualified as surgical gowns, but they can be used as isolation gowns. we're willing to donate them to the national stockpile. well, we worked with, again, f.d.a. and h.h.s. and the white house to get through some of the red tape because it is tough to get things approved throughout federal government. we want to be sure things are safe, right? but we got approval for those gowns. they started to go out. they went to new york, they went to detroit, they went to places where they are hot spots. there are now 2.3 gowns donated. so how companies have been helpful? one that's been very helpful is go-jo. it is a company that makes purell. they have been going 24/7 producing all they can. it is tough to find it in the grocery store. i know, because as soon as the shipment comes in, people take it a