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executives the car maker agreed to pay $9000000.00 euros to close the case against her about deuce and heinz douceur punch they were charged with withholding information about the shooting admissions tests. meanwhile walk down restrictions across europe have led to a sharp drop in vehicle sales as most car dealerships were forced to close the latest registration figures reveal just how drastic the situation for the industry has become the more covert 19 cases the fewer new cars sold that's according to the latest figures from europe's car manufacturers association a cea. italy and spain lead the way with declines of over 97 percent and 96 percent respectively and france new vehicle registrations were down 90 percent. germany fared slightly better minus 60 percent now that economies are loosening coronavirus restrictions we are expecting to see a rebound in auto sales throughout the rest of the year but these lingering concerns about a 2nd wave of infections and consumer anxiety about mass layoffs is likely to mean we won't see a for recovery for that sector for at least a year. the auto indu

possibility of bringing it back to their families i'm sure you know is increasing their level of fear chris heinz or deb you support thank you ok. let's take a brief look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world in berlin hundreds of people have defied a ban on public gatherings to celebrate may the 1st traditionally a day of leftwing protest in the german capital crowd of mostly young people protesting conditions increases over crowded refugee camps as well as the german government's response to the crisis. thousands of extra police have been deployed to hong kong streets after protests call for demonstrations on labor day the pandemic has helped to quieten the chinese territories anti-government movement but protesters say they will return to the streets once the outbreak has stabilised. canada's prime minister justin trudeau has announced an immediate ban on assault weapons and follows the country's worst mass shooting last month in which $22.00 people were killed in the scotia a poll released on friday indicates that nearly 4 out of 5 canadians support such a back. h

karl-heinz ruminated came out and said he believes that this can show the world how the policy works in germany and i have to you know add that during the press conference one thing that stood out is that the politicians thanked the population of germany for at hearing to these restrictions and so forth you know so i think that people have to keep that in mind and then you can look at other major leagues i mean not only you know sports but football leagues you can look at the english premier league you know all of the leagues are watching they're watching the play and it's germany could serve as a blueprint you know what other leagues can follow and some you know have been going back to the drawing board several times but not everyone will be happy with this idea what concerns are there no of course there are concerns of a 2nd wave of infections and so forth some politicians have spoken out saying that some professionals in high risk situations such as nurses have struggle to get adequate testing where but as the good players are giving to tests you know before they hit the pitch som

and heinz. did you know that 75 percent of all mirabelle also grown in the rain so almost every eaten in the world is ground within 50 to 70 kilometers of here i didn't know that now i do want to say this one is even tasty it's caramelized it's got an extra boost. the french like jam sweet. doctrine because they're. delicious but sweet yes instant touch of caramel. our last stop is kind of an outlier the only vegan cafe in a town full of meat lovers. since so much is in charge. his cakes certainly sell well but how does he persuade locals to go for vegan cuisine. plus the news of what are traditional dishes here in sol and i'm guessing they are dealing with yeah well i've created vegan versions of several typical zonda. yes. the bit of billy's explain what that is. actually it's a great big potato pancakes fried in the pan or roasted in the oven. that's all it is this is i dressed it up a little through an leak in onions it's really a very traditional dish but insall and it's made with bacon and

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those who can watch the heinz 50 times a day. when it's time. i'll come. back we've got the category on the greek island of lesbos like just very hesitantly my mother my brother and me that was a cat they said. the cat was built to house 3200 people right now 25000 people live here. the. people say the coronavirus is already here. i don't know how we're supposed to protect ourselves from it here people are waiting for their own tree. what. if you spent all trying to use. the food. to the toilet. in the queue people don't keep their distance not even half a meter. standing change and now there are groups of richie cheese who are trying to help. just to put out these posters showing ways to stop the virus from spreading. through somehow we supposed to wash our hands and face here. if. there's no water in the taps don't work. here the shallowest completely basic. measurements that i have no choice. i have to try and stay occupied so i don't have to think about how hard it is all the time. before the supreme good out in the bottle over there and try it out one

. >>> if you're looking for a way to pass the time when you're not working at home, heinz has somethingu see lots of red. >> take a look at it, check this out. >> what that is? >> it is a jigsaw puzzle, 570 pieces, all of them the same shade of red as heinz ketchup, also available in an online giveaway. the company is asking people who would work on the puzzle with them, winners get one of 57 puzzles. >> glad they put that last piece in there, that was driving me crazy, like where's the last piece? i don't know about that. all those big puzzles, i just -- they give me anxiety. >> that's the whole point, you're supposed to be present, be able to work on it, concentrate for long periods of time. >> i hear if you do them with loved ones it really allows you to "ketchup" with family. >> what else you got? >> you can really squeeze a lot of family time into this. >> okay. >> tomato, tomato? >> you're good. that was good. >> all right, yes. >>> coming up, going inside the race to find a vaccine for covid-19. >>> plus the big news from the wife of broadway star nick cordero. he's awakened from

here in germany is far higher than what has been officially reported the study of the region around heinz baird which was an early corona virus hot spots in the country found that infections in some areas were 5 times higher than previously known it also found that about 20 percent of the people infected had no symptoms making it harder to trace the disease progress researchers estimate 1800000 people in germany have already contracted the corona virus. so how much can the results of this study be believe the relied upon that's a question that we put earlier to martin sturmer a viral a just at the i am deal lab in frankfurt he says we should be cautious about the findings and want you to take a listen. yeah they calculated and different way they had their estimates of the people being affected and hundreds of burka based on p.c.r. tests and communication was antibody tests and on based on these numbers they calculated a death rate based on the infection infected people and have only on the reported cases and then they recalculated their death rate compared to the total people who died in

early much during carnival celebrations the region of heinz back becomes a virus hotspot but a bundesliga soccer game in nearby mentioned goes ahead with some 50000 spectators this is when the severity of the crisis really hits germany in early march t.v. images from crisis ridden italy reach german households german authorities ramp up testing and at i.c.u. beds in hospitals bigger events get cancelled shops and schools closed border checks are imposed. uncle americal initially stays quiet but in mid march she addresses the germination on t.v. a 1st in her 15 years as head of government. and. these are the most severe restrictions postwar germany has ever seen let me assure you for somebody like me for whom freedom of travel and movement was a heart for great such restrictions are only justified when absolutely necessary. the measures seem to work the calculations show when and how many people became infected and when key steps were taken in germany to slow the spread now shops museums and churches can open again if they meet hygiene and social distancing requirements facemasks are now m

published study on covert 9000 cases in the western german district of heinz back it suggests that 1800000 people may have been infected nationwide 10 times the number previously confirmed a new and precise test for antibodies could help very fight the exact number of infections. and it's these are not the new tests that russia is presenting amounts to an important milestone in the fight against the virus. this feels meanwhile some states are pressing ahead sexily on how it will now allow people to meet up in groups of 5 lower saxony announce the reopening of restaurants. chancellor merkel and others and her coalition fear that if different regions race through reopen it could undo the successes achieved so far since it's all come up we're so close to the number where we would have exponential growth again. but i don't understand why we can't be a bit more patient to secure what we've achieved authorization on wednesday chancellor merkel and the german state premiers will talk about lifting move restrictions. patience is a difficult thing these days that's going to deal with these chief po

also coming up insight into the outbreak from a german virus hotspot a study from the district of heinz doubt that suggests the number of infected people is likely to 10 times higher than the number of confirmed cases and nigeria begins rolling back its restrictions in a bid to get the biggest economy and africa back on track but health officials are warning it's the worst possible time for the country to let up on the lockdown and south koreans baseball fans look forward to the lead restarting on tuesday even if they are only allowed to watch the games on television. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program but european commission is hosting a virtual fundraiser for efforts to develop a vaccine and treatments for the coronavirus the event hopes to raise more than 7000000000 euros but the u.n. secretary general has warned that nearly 5 times that amount could be needed to sustain a global research campaign so far world leaders have pledged over 5000000000 euros to the effort. the battle against covert 19 has many fronts and it looks different in every country but the ultimate goal is the

it's a 570-piece all red puzzle from heinz. there's definitely a ketchup theme, right, mona?up with that. >> ah. this moment. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts cracked. the kind of a crack that comes from the loss of a job; from life plans falling apart. we didn't ask for it... but we are rising to meet it. and how far we've come isn't even close to how far we can go. we just have to remember how patient we were... how strong we can be. (how strong you can be.) and remember this; there's a crack in everything for a reason. how else can the light get in? ♪ tomorrow starts today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. >>> making news right now at 4:27. go outside. wear a mask. san jose is close to making it the law but police have some questions. >>> it survived the aids crisis, it survived soaring rents, but san francisco's oldest lgbt club not surviving coronavirus. >>> and

possibility of bringing it back to their families i'm sure you know is increasing their level of fear chris heinz or did you support thank you ok. and one group particularly affected by the covered 1000 pound him his health workers as well as physical exhaustion doctors nurses and cabinets also have to deal with the emotional strain of seeing so many people die some will service their own lives because of a lack of personal protective equipment or they w. has been looking at the difficulties facing community health workers in india who suddenly find themselves on the front line of the battle against confit 90. every morning this is how dodging the debris gets ready to vote. or she has to protect herself in skull and home washed much as she was it's homes in her neighborhood to check system to medical know by. doing is an active duty social health activist in india also known as an archer worker. in addition to being mean her community her educators asha workers have now been deployed as the very 1st line of defense in india's fight against go with 90. to reach her assigned area where she conducts

heinz catch up has recreated a big saw puzzle. the puzzle is not available in stores.re offering this through an online give away. >>> a northern california county reporting the first case of covid-19 in a baby just five months old. what officials are saying about the coronavirus and the affect that it has on the children. >>> plus, if i had come out here and then moved across the country to go to school online, that would have been a huge bummer. >> you see students finding themselves in limbo wait to go see what the fall semester holds. the plan in the works to have

. >>> new for you this morning if you're stuck at home heinz has a new way for you to spend some time. they have mixed up 570 puzzle pieces, each one with the same red one of the most perplexing food puzzles of all time. the company is selling them online and even recently held a contest in canada to see who could put the puzzle together the quickest. the question is why would you want to do it? all red. >> that would be a tough one, a mind bender. >>> 6:20 for you this morning. something good for you, lego movie stars helping kids understand the coronavirus and how to stay safe. lego power couple teaming up for a new song. ♪ hands, elbow, face, stay at home ♪ ♪ don't touch your eyes, ears, mouth or nose ♪ ♪ stay at home >> that was awesome. i know, you don't think -- >> no, i was coming for an air hug. >> everything is awesome. in case you need a recap the five easy steps washing hands, coughing or sneezing into an elbow, not touching your face, keeping a safe distance from other people and staying home. and lots of air hugs these days. >> i know. i do that to a lot of people. i see

heinz catch up has recreated a big saw puzzle. the puzzle is not available in stores. they're offering this through an online give away. >>> a northern california county reporting the first case of covid-19 in a baby just five months old. what officials are saying about the coronavirus and the affect that it has on the children. >>> plus, if i had come out here and then moved across the country to go to school online, that would have been a huge bummer. >> you see students finding themselves in limbo wait to go see what the fall semester holds. the plan in the works to have the classes both in person and online. >>> also, the covid-19 pandemic suppressing memorial kay how a holiday tradition is ending and what aaa is doing for the first time in 20 years. >>> welcome to mornings on 2. we have a nice looking picture of san francisco in the background and the bridge. light traffic. this is not like the normal times as you know. i just heard the story that was read about the kids going to school online. i know a lot of people are disappointed. i know that i wok. our kids a

midwest the great lakes and then trading right the way down into the southern plains and again it's heinzbecause now have the threat of those severe thunderstorms around the city $26.00 to the south as she won in dallas is warming up as well across eastern sable so $23.00 the high in d.c. and plenty of rain across much of the caribbean this is all coming from a training front which she just stole across the region it'll be here wednesday and on into thursday and in fact across into cuba where the rains will be particularly heavy we could see as much as $150.00 millimeters. i get up i have my coffee. clear my head of the few cigarettes. go to work go to a place to eat. and not know it's going to go to starbucks or star drawn. drawing kids my sanity keeps me from. going to fight somebody or. a rival or crystal or doing things outside of normal life when i drive forget everything i was it's and was at once on my mind on the paper waking up in newbury park after walking out of my job and only had my last paycheck i am now homeless and i wanted to go all in the thing to turn to his.

you're talking also about the vision looking up and out to the stars to broaden our heinzs and look -rizons and basically create a new era of space heroes, right? nasa administrator jim bridenstine said we're launching american astronauts and rockets from american soil, it's a pretty big deal. it's stunning and reassuring to americans during the time of the covid-19 pandemic. >> no doubt about it. probably more people will witness it than normal because we're sheltering down. even though it'll be a weekend. i've seep one of these launches myself years ago, you know, with humans in it, and i'll tell you what, it is a gripping experience. it's absolutely thrilling. i cannot imagine what it is like to sit on top of a rocket and be blown off a launch pad into space and the adrenaline that must be inside of our astronauts in doing that. [laughter] it is absolutely amazing. i give them so much credit for putting their life in the hands of literality hundreds of scientists and engineers when they sit there and anticipate that rocket burst lifting them off the launch pad. what a moment that i

investors are eating up kraft heinz's latest bullish rating. bank of america boosting the u.s.food conglomerate to a buy with analysts saying shares could return 30% over the next year, thanks to the company's ability to take advantage of changing trends in the wake of covid-19 and a recession. i say it's simply because everyone is making macaroni and cheese. shares are up 5%, call it 6% right now. $31 even. >>> last night, don't know if you saw it, my whole family was riveted -- not really. but federal reserve chair jerome powell gave a rare sit-down interview to "60 minutes." while he said the federal reserve has plenty of ammunition to fight an economic recession, did he also send a hidden message to congress and the president so president? we've got somebody to decipher that when "the claman countdown" comes right back. look at the dow. now at session highs. go, go, go. liz: all it took was another commercial break and look at the dow jones industrials. we are now at session highs, up 966 points. the nasdaq better by 242. much of this is fueled by yes, positive developments

it is in heinz county, which has the highest number of cases in the state, as they're about 900 as of yesterday. cases in this state are rising. they just recorded their highest weekly case count. and all of the while, andrea, the state is continuing to reopen more. more restrictions are lifted. the mayor of jackson is concerned about his community. take a listen to what he told me earlier today. >> this is a majority black city. and so as we know, it has disproportionately affected black and brown communities. the communities that are most underserved are those that deserve it the most. and what we find in cities like jackson, the most densely populated city, the two communities are interconnected. >> now, he says he's been trying to mitigate this locally. they've kept in place some restrictions that were lifted by the state but he says his hands are basically tied because all of the surrounding areas are following state guidelines. he likened it to being on an island surrounded by water. you're just going to get wet, andrea. >> ali vitali, thank you so much down in mississippi. obvi

i don't know the longevity of it because the brand seems tired to me it's kind of a mini kraft heinz.to john in new york john >> caller: booyah, jim >> hey, john >> caller: long-time viewer. i would like to thank you for the wealth over -- wealth of information over the years digital realty >> i like data center reits. nice level 3.1%. >>> how about scott in florida scott. >> caller: hey, jim, how are you doing, buddy >> i am good how about you? >> caller: good. hope you and your family are safe and healthy >> may get to see them this weekend, i hope. what's going on? >> caller: calling regarding ctxs >> it's like zoom, too much of a move, they're consolidating right now. consolidation is actually positive, some people feel like we go back to work, they won't do as well that's wrong good stock >>> mark in wisconsin. mark >> caller: yes, jim, the stocky got for you is box, ticker b-o-x. >> seeing you box, raise you with dropbox which had the better quarter that's the better one to be in now. >>> let's go to marcus in florida. marcus >> caller: how are you doing, jim? love your show >>

patton, general commander eddy and johnny walker. , where our the south headquarters were for johnny heinz got hit. had 39 operations after the war. they built him a nose and he could wear dark glasses. lip.d his lower he did not have anything up here. 2000, the last reunion of the sixth army. i want to show you something i think is an interesting -- what do you think about these -- i am not on here now, right? these folks giving these people the miranda warning. look at that picture. .e captured 8000 germans all we did was disarm them, separate the officers from the men and march them down the esplanade of the autobahn. we were moving north and they were moving south to a pow collecting point. you think we could have given them the miranda warning? [indiscernible] >> it would have taken forever. benjamin: provide each one of them counsel? [laughter] [indiscernible] photograph.us benjamin: that was us. we had, we actually had, you can going had tank task force this way, this is a truck with one of the battalions. i thought that was very interesting circumstance. i messed that one up. i did

. >> these are all critical needs of first bill was sponsored by senator heinz a longy time agos we continue to make short affordability is there for everyone.in i do want to thank you for your leadership on the committee in helping to make the technology possible and to smooth the way for a different day and approach in being able to hold these hearings remotely. senator fisher, you are recognized. >> we have heard from some of my other colleagues about the challenges that the students are facing right now when it comes to trying to work at home and for those who don't have that access, it isn't just the effect of the pandemic but also the ripple effect and how this is affecting their lives not having that. we all know that expanding broadband takes time and investment. but i would like to begin with you and ask if you have any ideas on any kind of short-term strategies that we can look at for this connectivity that can support the students that are home right now and are trying to maintain and grow in a different environment with regards to their education. >> we are already seeing extraor

you have a lindt and heinz ketchup that are using shopify and completely change their business modelo direct to consumer it's very exciting but there are two different retail worlds. on the other side, you have demand i think consumers are voting with their wallets they want to buy from independent brands i think you saw the stat over the weekend. i think i saw cnbc tweet about this ecommerce as a percentage of total retail, it took eight years to go from 5% to 15% it's taken 10 weeks to go from 15% to over 24% or 25% you have this incredible catalyzing of retail and commerce those that are adapting are doing really great those that aren't unfortunately are being left behind. >> it sounds like you are bearish on the idea of multi-channel. why is that? >> no, not bearish just the opposite. the fact that we're talking multi-channel shows how ar kayic some of these old retailers were forever 21s, barneys, pier 1, jay crej. crews. that's not the strategy. sell everywhere where your consumers are. if that's online, offline, facebook, marketplace, the strategy is to sell everywhere i think

you just reminded me that the bill i worked on was by senator heinz. i hope we can continue to make is there for lity everyone. much.ank you very >> senator klobuchar and senator blunt, i want to thank you for leadership on the rose committee in helping to make the possible, and smooth the way for really a different approach in being able to hold these hearings remotely. enator fisher, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we've heard from some of my colleagues about really that students are facing right now when it comes to trying to work at home and dependent upon their digital connections and for don't have that access, it's not just the pandemic that's stressing, but also the ripple ffect out and how this is affecting their lives not having that. that expanding and it d takes time takes investment, but i would to begin with you, and if on any kind ideas strategies early that we can look at for this onnectivity, to try and maintain and grow in a different environment with regard to their education? thank you for that question. seeing ready

you just remind me that the first life line bill i worked on was sponsored by senator heinz a long, longtime ago. i hope we can continue to make sure our affordability is there for everyone. >> thank you very much. senator klobuchar and senator blunt, i want to thank you for your leadership on the rules committee in helping to make the technology possible and smooth the way for a really different day and approach in being able to hold these hearings remotely. senator fisher, you're recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we've heard from some of my other colleagues about really the challenges that our students are facing right now when it comes to trying to work at home and being dependent upon their digital connections. and for those who don't have that access, it is -- it is not just the effects of pandemic that is stressing but also the ripple effect out and how this is affecting their lives not having that. we all know that expanding broadband takes time. it takes investment. but i would like to begin with you, mr. spalter and ask if you have any ideas on any kind of short term strat

. >> my name is teresa heinz and i'm a junior at abraham lincoln and i just wanted you to consider that through this pandemic, like, the students themselves, thre that they have family members that are dying and this will not be the first things on their minds. and teachers are giving way more work than they would in school. and that we all don't really have the same resources, so you're trying to put this all on the same plate when it's not equal, you know. >> thank you. and i just wanted to add, if i have more time, i'm her mom. that i don't hear anyone talking about the traumas that is inflicted on students of colour, especially african-american. and i do know that something mentioned it, but now the opportunity to make some things right and do some concessions. thank you. pass, no pass. >> thank you. >> president sanchez, that completes public comment. >> thank you. thank you to the public for sharing your thoughts and it's heartbreaking what's happening out there. so board members, team delegates, we are going to discuss this and i want to make sure that our student delegates get t

got three of my former colleagues, heinz, collins, devin nunez joining us today. lots to talk about. jillian: absolutely. pete: good morning, jillian. we almost have a quorum call here in the house of representatives, when jason chaffetz is on the show. jason: more than house of representatives in washington, d.c. nancy will not get them together. we might as well get them together on fox. pete: there is controversy about them declining tests in the house. senate will be to reopen. you showed footage, jason. protests continue across the country. protest in red and blue states. we'll get to that. but the big story right now is america reopening. it is happening across the country. we have a map some of the places tomorrow, monday, may 4th, a big day with the month ahead of us. month of may. there are a list of states opening up. a lot are red or purplish states. we're talking about elective surgeries. gyms and fitness centers. retail establishments. excepting in counties in florida, beauty, nail, salon shops, construction, office environments. in each state the pro

midwest the great lakes and then trading right the way down into the southern plains and again it's heinz because now have the threat of those severe thunderstorms in kansas city $26.00 and we'll watch the south she won in dallas it is warming up as well across the eastern sable so 23 the high in d.c. plenty of rain across much of the caribbean this is all coming from a trailing front she just stalled across the region it'll be here wednesday and on into thursday and in fact across into cuba where the rains will be particularly heavy we could see as much as 150 millimeters. and get up have my coffee. clear my hand over hers or a. good or girl place the. they're not knowledge do not go about starbucks or dark. drawing keys my sanity keeps me from. going to fight somebody or. a rival with christa or outside of normal life when i drive forget about everything house that's in the world said once on my mind on that paper waking up in newbury park after walking out of my job. and only had my last paycheck i am now homeless and i wanted to go all in the thing to turn to use my drawings for peace