jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> stay up to date on the pandemic. you can get a newsletter on the index. head to nbc bay area.com. >>> other news now, a violent scene in downtown san jose. police forced to open fire. marianne? >> i'm here on jillian street. this happened a block away from s.a.p. center. right now, if you look down the street, you can see that investigators are still processing the scene. this happened around 8:00 this morning. san hoe pleajose police say a m stabbed in the middle of the street along the guadeloupe river trail. the stabs suspect turned and moved towards officers. that is when three officers opened fire, killing the man. the stabbing victim also died. officers were not hurt. officers that f on paid affairs and the auditor will both monitor investigation. the names of the people who died have not been been released. this is the second officer shooting this weekend. marianne favro, nbc news. >>> coming up, pan digit has hit thousands of companies. the changes you might start seeing in the air, and a historic moment at t

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senate this week republicans say the bill giving taxpayers another $1200 is dead on arrival jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington >>> the hot weather is right around the corner, and the coronavirus pandemic could put a damper on summer travel, especially internationally but as cases and deaths decline in most of europe, some countries are lifting some restrictions and reopening borders for that all important summer vacation season here is nbc's carl nasmin. >> reporter: many countries in europe are hoping to reopen for tourism in time for the all important summer vacation season we're already seeing some of the first steps in terms of getting borders back open. germany partially reopening with some of its neighbors this weekend. the goal within the eu to get most of those internal borders back up and running as soon as mid-june in the meantime, we're seeing some creative solutions for getting travelers moving between countries. one of those solutions is called a travel bubble. this is already in effect in the baltic states, lit yan withhuana and estonia, three countries where the virus is m

nbc's jennifer johnson reports from washington. >> as millions of americans crowd boardwalks, bars and beaches this memorial day weekend, a stark reminder of the covid-19 pandemic. a list of 1 00,000 victims' names on the new york times front page. and americans want too get out to celebrate summer. >> there is a need to contain the virus and people's desire to get out of their houses. >> adds americans gather shoulder to shoulder, asymptom t -- asymptomatic people are spreading the virus. >> you can't no social distance, you must wear a mask. >> they are trying to override any governor. >> they are in parking lots and cars and the windows closed and people are being arrested in it's a disgrace. >> already, a federal appeals court has upheld california's decision to keep churches closed. >> today, the new york professional sports leagues will be able to begin training camps. i believe that sports that can come back without having people in the stadium -- >> as president trump spends a second day this weekend golfing, his memorial daymchenry a stay home o>>> face coverings are moa conte

tom: what is your advice for prime minister johnson? jennifer: it is a beautiful weekend.old weather. people will be wanting to flock to beauty spots. social distancing is still here despite the fact that we are allowed out and have to keep two meters of distance. we are nowhere near the end of this pandemic. tom: jennifer, thank you so much, professor jennifer rohn of oberlin college in ohio. we will drive forward this conversation with dr. andrew p ofause -- dr. andrew pecosz johns hopkins in the next hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg "surveillance." the first three months of the year for apples most important partner. at disrupted the company's production and china and worldwide demand for smartphones. softbank is headed for a record loss. the company is expected to post a $12.5 billion operation loss for the year. the vision fund went on and $80 billion startup spree. wework made the investment portfolio look increasingly shaky. southwest airlines is looking for volunteers to lose their -- leave their jobs voluntarily -- we've their jobs. offered toees hav

for police conduct also found that there was definitely a close association between boris johnson and jennifert. "some of the records which would have assisted "the review either never existed or have been deleted," and they had lots to say about the record—keeping at the mayor of london‘s office while borisjohnson was there. a spokesman for the prime minister said, "we welcome the fact that this "politically—motivated complaint has been thrown out. "such vexatious claims of impropriety in office "were untrue and unfounded. "an independent review by the government internal audit agency "similarly showed the claims made by the labour party were false. "this was not a policing matter, "and we consider this was a waste of police time." official estimates suggest more than 400,000 people from countries outside the eu moved to the uk last year the highest figure since records began. net migration — the gap between the number of people leaving and entering the country — hit 282,000 in 2019. at the same time, net migration from within the eu fell to around 49,000 — a quarter of the figure for 2015. t

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close association between borisjohnson and jennifer arcuri, and i may have been an intimate relationship, and as they put it, it would have been wise for boris johnson for borisjohnson to have declared this is a conflict of interest. they went through 900 documents, eight years of e—mails to work out whether they should be a criminal investigation, and they did make this little afterthought. some of the records which would have assisted the review either never existed or have been deleted, and i had lots to say about the record—keeping at the mayor of london's office while borisjohnson was there. daniel, thank you very much. in normal times, tomorrow would have been one of the busiest days for british airports, as families head to the sun for may half term. but with most flights grounded, the airline industry is looking at ways to allow flights to resume. heathrow, the uk's busiest airport, will introduce temperature checks for travellers at one of the airport's terminals. jon donnison reports. if people are going to be flying again this summer, this will be the new normal — he threw the latest uk airport to be trialling body temperature scanners. —