, i premier li: fellow deputies, on behalf of the state council, i will now report to you on the work of the government. i ask for your deliberation and approval.

, i premier li: fellow deputies, on behalf of the state council, i will now report to you on the work of the government. i ask for your deliberation and approval. i also ask members of the national committee of the cppcc for their comments. the covid-19 epidemic is the thee fastest spreading, most extensive, and most challenging public health emergency china has encountered since the founding of the people's republic. under the strong leadership of the central committee of the communist party of china with comrade xi jinping at its core, and through the hard work and sacrifice of our entire nation, we have made major strategic achievements in our response to covid-19. at present, the epidemic has not yet come to an end, while the tasks we face in promoting development are immense. we must redouble our efforts to minimize the losses resulting from the virus and fulfill the targets and tasks for economic and social development this year. first, a review of our work in 2019 and the first few months of 2020. in pursuing development last year, china faced many difficulties and challenges.

therefore the state council has eliminated this flaw in the police system in order to prefecture to take all necessary measures and suspend these drones for now. well at least here in paris france is highest administrative court ruled that aerial drones can no longer be used to hate to track people flouting social distancing rules during the fight against 19 government officials and the paris police it all good that they weren't troyan to identify people but simply watch so that they knew where to send the patrols. the technology helps but it's not enough human presence is the key thing a drug is not going to replace a police officer. but that didn't wash with the court given the risks abuser contrary to the rules for personal data protection the implementation of this private data processing on behalf of the state characterized as a serious and manifestly illegal infringement of respecting private lives in paris the drones have been brought back down to earth with the not so in other big cities such as must say nice where they are still in use but the human rights group behind this

ahead, special advice to the china state council joining us on the program to discuss some of the key issues facing beijing. going to be discussing economic policy, relations with the united states and hong kong. officialslso, the weeding singapore's fight against the coronavirus. that as the city looks to reopen its economy. that is all on the way. this is bloomberg. ♪ haslinda: a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. targeting luckin coffee billionaire chairman as they try to recoup losses of more than $500 million. the singapore branch is taking a court order to appoint liquidators, which is controlled by a family trust. loan fromed on a luckin shares last month. baidu considering delisting. discussions are said to be at an early stage. coming after the senate passed a bill for companies that may be under the control of foreign governments. bloomberg itn told is just rumor and declined to comment further. alibaba reports fourth quarter earnings later with investors looking for signs of an economic recovery may china as it emerges from the coronavirus. analysts expect

on behalf of the state council, i express sincere gratitude to the chinese people of all ethnic groups, and to all other political parties, people's organizations, and public figures from all sectors of society. [applause] i express heartfelt appreciation to our fellow countrymen and women in the hong kong and macao special administrative regions, in taiwan, and overseas. [applause] i also express sincere thanks to the governments of other countries, international organizations, and friends from all over the world, who have shown understanding and support for china in its endeavor to achieve modernization and in its fight against covid-19. while recognizing our achievements, we are also keenly aware of the difficulties and problems we face. the shock of the covid-19 pandemic has sent the world economy into severe recession, disrupted industrial and supply chains, and caused a contraction in international trade and investment and volatility in commodity markets. domestically, consumption, investment, and exports have declined. pressure on employment has risen significantly. enterprises,

embassy the italian embassy and also other local political headquarters the headquarters of the state council and also the house of representatives. it seems that house that us forces have not been responding to the international calls from many organizations including the united nations calling on have those forces to refrain from targeting get injured areas and civilian facilities in fact the attacks has been the recently excessive abating this scale of attacks on the residential areas and civilian facilities has been recently is collating increasing especially of thought of that have those forces said to back up that the last civil a strategic towns and cities in the west of libya and also about their attacks by the government air force on a debate is about 170 kilometers in the southern west of the capital tripoli which is the main stronghold for how for those forces close to the tunisian borders all right do head live and replace them with thank you my body is a senior fellow at the atlantic council and his research focuses on libya we asked him i have to our forces are targeting civilia

[applause] premier li: fellow deputies, on behalf of the state council, i will now report to you on the work of the government. i ask for your deliberation and

decisions and plans that central guidance group has we abided back to fight and supervision the state council inter-agency travelling or the has coordinated response efforts oh sure our police and the government determine just how to fill their respective duties and the people from every walk of life have a cube and their food from the court together we have waged and out people's war against the birth or medical workers to have a fault always right some services man why. men who have sold or to have a response are these are scientists and researchers have joined forces and order to find a cure our community workers police the land of women of the shows are working at the premiere local media personnel in tears of still finds their posts are deliberate manner when men are ascending taters of course and of people who are in charge of a transport emergency supply have continued our work was dedication hundreds of millions of other workers outside of the spotlight have also worked very hard c.d.n. the hip problems the people have carried our praise of or to teach us and the resilience people fro

tank based in beijing he has multiple policy advisory roles inside china as a counselor for the state council appointed by premier li in 2015 mr wang good to talk to you here on the news hour on al-jazeera you are very very close to president xi jinping article 4 of this legislation is arguably the most controversial it talks about a must improving national security situation in real terms what does that mean for hong kong. well. i think that in our form how we've seen that in the last year there is a lot of. unrest and a lot of a dispute and lot of demonstrations and some of very violent and it's really greatly interfere in the media lives around and also actually put on going into really. is the point about really since the since the handover and actually not receded tourism is information that is it's not there anymore because support is not there anymore and the hong kong really losing a lot of appeal to the national community because their hometown is now basically. cannot be invested anymore because of the political instability and also the violence so i think what is trying to you know

the movie producers, local tv stations, state councils, power companies, lawyers, lobbyists, abc, nbc. he added to the particular challenge came from congressional representatives who "didn't like us because their broadcast buddies at home and who were depended on to get elected didn't like us." this captures the environment of cable television in the 1950's and 1960's because it really did suffer at the hands of the regulatory regime that gave tremendous social, economic, and cultural power to the broadcasting industry. there was a close collaboration between broadcasters and congressional leaders and presidential administrations and the fcc that created a very favorable regulatory framework that benefited congressmen and presidents who were very eager to be in the eye of their constituents on local or national news and so they benefited from this. the broadcasting industry also benefited from this arrangement because they experienced very little competition in exchange for these official voices from government. there were certain values that underpinned this arrangement that allowed

second, all of the states had councils of state, or they had governors councils, or they had executive councils, and most of the first cabinet members had experience in those councils one way or another. either they had been a governor, or they had been a member of one of those councils and by and large they thought they were correct. and they really felt that they limited executive authority, they were a tool that the legislators used to control the governor or to control the executive, and that was a system that they were looking to not replicate and the new federal government. finally, the british cabinet, the word cabinet comes from the british government. most americans were not very familiar with it. they blamed the british ministers for instigating the conflict behind the revolutionary war and while none of the first cabinet members ever wrote this down, i believe strongly that it was always something on their minds. they knew there was a possibility they might be compared to eight. of course, they did not write it down, so i cannot say that defendant really, but i believe in it

. >> the state judicial council says they can deviate from the policy if they believe the defendant poses the public. >>> governor newsom's proposal to spend another $3 billion on coronavirus related items is raising a red flag certainly for state lawmakers. this week legislators are actually debating the governor's request. yesterday budget analysis raised major concerns. this comes in the wake of the recently announced $54 billion budget deficit. critics point out lawmakers have already given the governor $1 billion to spend for the crisis. expecting a surge in patients that they say never materialized. >>> 5:47 for you that morning. and president trump says he's taking a daily dose of hydroxychloroquine. >> scott mcgrew joins us now and, scott, this caught everybody off guard. >>> oh, it really did. he is doing this, he says, with the advice and consent of the white house physician. but it is an unusual choice. hydroxychloroquine will not stop you from getting covid-19, and the study by the va, the u.s. government, after all, found it was associated with more deaths with some of the pa

second, all of the states had councils of state or they had governor's counsel or executive council. most of the first cabinet members had experience in those councils one way or another. they had been governor or a member, and they kind of thought they were correct. they felt they limited executive authority. they were a tool the legislative used to control the governor or the executive. that was a system they were looking to not replicate in the new federal government. finally, the british cabinet. the word cabinet comes from the british government. most americans were familiar with it. they blamed the british ministers for instigating the conflict behind the revolutionary war. while none of the first cabinet members never wrote this down, i believe it was always something on their mind. they knew there was a possibility they might be compared to it. i cannot say that definitively, but i believe it strongly. all of these origins shaped much more than washington's perspective on the cabinet. they shaped politics, culture, and society in the early republic. the united states was part

after the governor lifts the state of emergency or until it's changed or repealed by the state judicial council. elective surgeries and other procedures have been put on hold because of the virus will now they're picking up again at stanford health care. it's a new development that's possible because of new safety protocols at the hospital that include daily screening of employees patients will also be checked for symptoms when they arrive at the hospitals or clinics and in addition there are extra precautions in place for treating those who have contracted covid-19. >>you still have a few patients in house that actually do have covid that we're treating both in the icu and on the regular floors. but those patients actually suppress turnout to ensure the safety of the rest of the patients that are coming in. so appropriate use of personal protective equipment. kerber use of testing as artist to make sure that we've got a safe environment to open back up and to bring those patients that were delayed back in for those needed surgeries. >>stanford medicine says ramping up for a covid-19 surge that

states. this role has been gone for 25 years. the role was chairman of the national space council. e president said we are going to make space a priority, and here's how serious i am. we are going to put the vice president of the united states of america as the chairman of the national space council. we will put on that counsil the secretary of defense and the secretary of state and the secretary of commerce and the secretary of transportation and the director of national intelligence and so many others. here's what we have done. as a nation, america is again leading in space. and we are proud. america is leading again in space. [applause] and i can tell you that when the vice president got that role of chairman of the national space council, he took to it like a duck takes to water. we have had meeting after meeting about how to make america preeminent in space. i have entertained phone call after phone call about this mission we accomplished here today. the vice president is a very real space enthusiast. he has been very supportive of what is now the largest budget in nasa's histo

days after the governor left the state of emergency or until it's changed or repealed by the state judicial council. >>ship defendant derick elmen is out of jail this morning he's been released on bail from the santa rita jail. he was released to ease crowding at the jail because of the pandemic i'm in a must wear an ankle he and max harris were charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in the ghost warehouse fire in oakland back in 2016. harris was acquitted, but a mistrial was declared for all who served as the warehouses master tenant his trial date from maine said right now for july 6th. >>when a fine at the bay area counties to stay ahead and flatten the curve elective surgeries and other diagnostic procedures put on hold because of the virus resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains why that's possible. >>as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to c

after the governor lifts the state of emergency or until it's changed or repealed by the state judicial councilin a sign that the bay area continues to stay ahead and flatten the curve elective surgeries and other diagnostic procedures put on hold because of the virus are resuming at stanford health care kron four's rob fladeboe explains why that's possible. >>as priorities shifted to dealing with the coronavirus outbreak stanford health care d laid some 3,000 elective surgeries. today even as it guards against further spread of covid-19 stanford says many of those surgeries are back on the schedule according to ceo david entwistle's we see these are anywhere from. >>her procedures to neurosurgical procedures to orthopedic procedures so there's a broad range of things before wind that we had a longer period of time that could be delayed. but now in some cases are becoming urgent new safety protocols are in place including the use of masks and personal protection equipment. >>and as a capacity for widespread testing of both patients and employees so we have about 11,014 1000 tested so far dramat

government, in the intelligence agencies, national security council, state department, cetera, carefullytigating what happened and what didn't happen, what may have happened and what actually happened. china has been not transparent. a lot of people are concerned. i saw this with the president at the g7 teleconference meeting a couple weeks ago. they will be held accountable, jonathan. they will be held accountable. when the final studies are in. kudlow, inarry conversation with jonathan ferro. coming up, a showdown. the commission president threatens to sue after the german constitutional court challenges the authority of its counterpart. we will speak next to the german european parliament lawmaker. this coming up next, and is bloomberg. ♪ francine: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." this is what the airlines are doing. a lot of the u.k. focused airlines are down in today's trading session. let's see what we are seeing ryanair, easyjet, and british airways. they are down 2.4% as of this morning. this is after the prime minister, boris johnson, said on sunday that quarantine mea

so if i were a citizen out there, i would be pushing your city council member, your state legislator,make those specific policy proposals. >> then you got to just keep pushing. thank you for joining me this breaking news hour. thank you for having me. i'll see you back here tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. on the other sides of the break, the reverend al sharpton takes over coverage. than even the leading multi-benefit toothpaste. crest. from anyone else. so why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms which most pills don't. get all-in-one allergy relief for 24 hours, with flonase. can leave you holding your breath. ♪ but bristol myers squibb is working to change things. by researching new kinds of medicines that could help you live longer. including options that are chemo-free. because we're committed to bringing new hope into lung cancer care.

remain in effect for 3 months after the governor lifts the it's changed or repealed by a state judicial councilive surgeries and other procedures put on hold because of the virus are now starting up again at stanford health care. that's a new development as possible because a new safety protocols at the hospital that includes screening of employees every day. patients will also be checked for symptoms when they arrive at the hospital or clinics in addition, there are extra precautions in place for treating those who have contracted covid-19. >>you still have a few patients in house that actually do have covid that retreating both in the icu and on the regular floors. but those patients actually suppress turnout to ensure the safety of the rest of the patients that are coming in so appropriate use of personal protective equipment. kerber use of testing as artist to make sure that we've got a safe environment to open back up and to bring those patients that were delayed back in for those needed surgeries. >>stanford medicine says ramping up folk for a covid-19 surge that has not happened finds ho

the new jersey superior court, the human resources departments of large companies, state legislative houses, city councils and thousands of cities across the united states, all of these places have done more to vindicate the right to smoke-free air than the federal government. if donna shimp brought suit today she would find it still to be the case that the epa and osha do not regulate indoor smoking. the patchwork system that exists in this country is a vastly uneven one. smokers are poorer and less educated than non-smokers, and poor non-smokers are more likely to suffer from tobacco-related disease than non-smokers with no money. blue collar workers are -- in 19 states it is legal to fire or refuse to hire somebody because she smokes. a kind of permission for business that reenforces the existence of an underclass of poor smokers. this, too, is a legacy of the business case for non-smoking. a legacy of the non-smokers' rights movement. just as the physical consequences of smoking could not be contained in just the body of the smoker, the american body politic was forced to reckon with the secondary eff

government, national security council, state department.are carefully investigating what happened and what did not happen. not transparent. a lot of people are concerned. i saw this with the president at the g7 couple of weeks ago and the other world leaders felt the same way. they will be held accountable. they will be. when the final studies are in. white house economic adviser larry kudlow speaking to jonathan ferro. you can get a roundup of the stories you need to get going on the terminal. it is available on mobile in the bloomberg anywhere app. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: people's bank of china says the country faces challenges from the coronavirus pandemic and is pledging to use more powerful policies to counter the two growth. tom mackenzie joins us. does this mean the pboc is moving away from the targeted moderate approach? what are they saying they will do? tom: they are trying to give themselves more room to maneuver even if they are not ready to go down the route of quantitative easing. this is -- it was released on sunday. the

and there's's still no guarantee it's going to get past the twenty seven headss of state on the euroropean council we know already that austria and the netherlrlands are only n board for. you on if ii gets repeat by use. about commissioner expected to lay out its- plans and your- adam. i know brian consisidering what you said it by to do between the death policy in in it you is a risk or response becoming ever more. as amounts d data shw europe's deeper intnto recession amid this s cry. yeah fine the mmission released a a study earlier this monthth showing the continent facing a very deep and protracted recession due to the virus shut dowowns- t the eurorozone economy for example expected to shrink around seven point 7% in twenty twenty. the u. as a wider hold outside the eurozone and does not much better at at seven and a half percent in the red this year southern european countries no surprise forecast to take the worst damage. expected the contracted kanemi by nine point 7% on a speculation by now point 1% spain nine point two. and it's important to out this is someone problem for merkel and ma

the site is reporting on tuesday the council extended moratorium through the local state of emergency. the council also extended grace periods on rent payments to six months for anybody that lost their job. >>> and then according to the apartment list, nearly 8 in 10 people say they would be unable to pay their rent or mortgage if they lost their jobs during the pandemic. 1 in 4 was unable to make a payment last month. >>> we have been talking about this for a little while now. high school students graduating, not really able to celebrate the way they normally would, walking across the stage, for example. there's one community in the south bay trying to make a little difference for these kids. i want to check in with "today in the bay" bob redell who has more on that. bob? >> yeah, laura, we are talking about the community of gilroy basically trying to soften the blow of the class of 2020 who will miss out on the traditional ceremony next week. and a mother create add facebook group, and it's called adopt a senior, and it's like a brag book of their kids accomplishments, and somebody

there was announcements from the government over easing over struction the council of state and told the government that it was not allowed to restrict religious services and now that means often many many weeks religious services have started back up again in france also a sense that we'll get this week as to what will happen for the summer holidays with the french being told by one minister that that is likely to be a holiday that will be only in france all the top of that we had new measures announced by the french government in regards to quarantines for those people coming to the country from the united kingdom that is being put in place as a reciprocal measure given that the u.k. announcement government and something similar just last week and finally in another attempt to try and boost france's aid being a colony which has seen its g.d.p. predictions plunge this year. one minister has announced that there will be a 3000000000 euro. freeze on social security payments the some businesses who are affected by. going to pandemic that they have to make those social security payments

national security council it says the united states is closely monitoring any potential threats to the safety and security of a legitimate leader one by the law then as well as government boasts that it knew every detail of the incursion before it happened and with good reason. that the plan had been devised by cleveland a former chavis ally indicted by washington for drug trafficking who turned on model and then fled to colombia there he hooked up with jordan good role a former u.s. green beret and c.e.o. of a security company called silvercorp it's something 100 hours in october they presented a plan to why they ought to overthrow my little the opposition leader allegedly signed a preliminary agreement but then broke it off why the law denies it but that wasn't the end of it in late march announced that he was behind an arms cache to help overthrow mother little the colombian police had inadvertently stumbled upon days later i was extradited to the united states but not before revealing more details if the very moment i think the weapons belonged to the venezuelan people who were use

this goes back to the heritage of the united states, and with council, but i will go back to the timegreat --y dornbusch of in my tea .i.t.m the difference in these crises is that we have much more of a floating reserve than we did in the 1950's and 1960's. give us your opinion of dollar strength or dollar weakness. which is most efficacious for america? geoffrey: i will let the president and the treasury secretary speak on where they think the dollar should be at any given point in time. i think what is important is the fed is doing all it can to support financial markets, both through monetary policy and some of its financing operations that are forthcoming jointly with the treasury department. this is obviously -- we enter into this world, as you said, with flex a exchange rates. that allows flux about exchange rates to be part of the buffers that help countries weather this. for some can -- for some countries, this is the first time they are having to use these tools. so having the wealth of knowledge gets deployed on the ground to help countries in real-time. tom: thank you so mu

and via the valenka western and central states doing a heatwave hia temperatures helped and 6 pres more vapidly as well as playing pesticide local councils in the state of multipart they show a plane out to use a clump speak is mounted on them we break out of the program to take you to l.a. and look at the scene right there protesters and police are clashing off in los angeles this is over the death of a black man george floyd at the arms at the hands of a white man in minnesota earlier this week and we've seen protests spread from minnesota to other cities across the united states one of which is los angeles as you can see right now fires burning in the street let's find out what's going on there and speak to rob reynolds he's joining us on the phone from los angeles so rob we're looking at the live picture now just tell us what you see and what you're hearing. well we are seeing large crowds hundreds of demonstrators there gathered in an area called the fairfax this is a very upscale commercial and shopping area. includes the famous locally famous shopping zone called the grove where there are a lot of fancy name brand shops and movie

india the blanketed western and central states during a heatwave higher temperatures help the insects spread more rapidly as well as spraying pesticide local councils in the state of madhya pradesh a playing loud music from speakers mounted on vehicles in an effort to drive the locusts away i do think that if they stay here for more than 8 days they'll start laying eggs and if they start laying eggs it would be very dangerous for us we arrange for bands to play in the villages to make noise to try and scare them. because the way. experts warn that india's food supplies are also at risk if the invasion isn't controlled before the end of june that's when the monsoon is due to arrive in northern india and locusts mature and breed a little bit broader al-jazeera new delhi. doctors nurses in peru say hospitals cannot cope with the rising number of coronavirus infections and they're demanding more government help latin america's 2nd harvest a country has enjoyed one of the world's longest mandatory locked arms 141000 infections have been reported and more than 4000 including doctors gupta reports. these doctors were on the frontline of the fight against