tim devi is currently the head of bbc studios, one of the commerci subsidiaries.ng his priorities will be the future of the license fate. >> he was briefly the acting director before tony hall took ov. he came to the bbc from a very commercial bround. he was marketing director at pepsi company. he likes to run a marathon. interestingly, the last came bcfrom news and he came from a commercial background where he has been cutngeals across the world with distributors. that matters because his first d foremost task is making a deal with downing street. there will be a tense negotiation over the licensing. that will be nasty, brutish and long. after that, it is the commercial needs of the bbc. the world's most powerful companies in history, apple, amazon netflix, are all competing with the bbc. he will come u with a funding modethat competes with them in terms of funding and g,programm but make sure that young people think it is worth paying for the license fee. he wants to make sure bbc properly reflectsta b and make sure thebc is trusted. that is hard in the days of

be occupied and every other row was kept entirely empty in theory and this match saw the host club devi t.k. defeat mazower kev edged hungary is the 1st european league to bring fans back but some are worried that if their fellow supporters don't stick to the world's league will return to matches behind closed doors. a reminder to our top story here on the us has seen a 6th night of violence protest and looting after the death of a black man in police custody curfews are force in many cities. thank you for watching and meanings you can get the latest headlines by following us on twitter our handle there at it at least for all of us here in berlin thanks for being with us. the internet has revolutionized the way becomes you music sign up to a streaming service and you can listen to all your favorite tunes on the go wherever you are many artists have even begun playing shows in computer games or staging virtual concerts how is all this changing the music industry today on shift . almost 300000000.

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the people working in the tourism sector still feel for their livelihoods like jean all of it out of devi who for decades now has run a restaurant in the town of that sheena shows us how he's preparing for visitors all trying to keep all the required hygiene measures. the battle for the best spots has begun jeana variety once a number front row seat as usual beach despite all the changes caused by the coronavirus going to. be here almost if you want to get a bachelor going how's it looking with some of the brothers and social distance or whatever it was he made poor meters by 3 meters 12 square meters for everyone i can only set up half as many umbrellas. and telecine is no exception the same distancing regulations that apply at this beach south of rome are also in effect at ones across italy the country to some 5000 kilometers of beaches but italians worry to risk to stay away this year and not let it. get in their trainee trust between the shambala 4 meters between each row. you can only go to the watch you just swim not chat or hang around in groups and then return to or some other not

bank's past two negative rates, what kind of advice would you give the bank of england and andrew devi? go tofficult would be to negative territory, into an icon -- like an economy like the u.k. which is different. atlipp: they don't need it this stage, i think it's a discussion you should have in theory as long as you have an economy where people do have access to banking and bank accounts. it is a tool that you have available. it is something the central bank has in a toolkit. it's limited, mostly because of concerns about cash funds and if you go too far into negative territory. a tool that is available. i don't think that the u.k. needs to worry about it right now, because he does have some room in terms of other instruments he can deploy. we will see where it goes. as long as you have your citizens that have access to accounts, it is certainly a tool that is available to all central banks. francine: thank you very much. later, a a little conversation with larry fink, that conversation is that 10:30 in the u.s.. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i'm tom keene in new york, we have francine lac

propaganda coming out of the white house, as well as the attorney general, is reckless, it's false, it's devisisive. the notion of widespread voter fraud doesn't make sense. it carries a five year prison sentence under federal law. second, there would have to be a collusion on a scale that's in conceivable. there would have to be hacking into the voter roles. these states know how to match where they sent the ballots to the number of ballots they receive. there are all kinds of auditing mechanisms, bar codes, the paper it's printed on is special paper. there are double envelopes that go on. there are signatures that go on. it's false and outside the scope of the attorney general's expertise. the notion is actually divisive to democracy and it's to make people think our elections aren't functioning. it's an obvious employ by the president to win by keeping people home. >> that's what the problem is, kim. two different things can be achieved here. one is you confuse people and worry them it's not safe. we in this country don't vote at levels you would think and the second problem is election res

. >> i used to be a medical devi designer, and i use ventilators taery day. so, when ied learning about the ventilator shortages, it became very natural to me to thnt to work on the engineering side o issue. education, is heado works in operations, organizing the more than 20 m.g.h. residents running the competition. >> all of the residents were taking on roles and responsibilities that are not part of being a doctor. so we have one person who's managing our social media. another person who's managing the website. also, doinit without the ability of being in the same room. >> yang: there were 213 entries from more than 40 countries. a team of mecal and technical experts selected seven finalists-- one of them a ross hunter.n scotland led by >> i did not expect to be a runalist. .eat was a surprise. >> yang:unter,. of a company that makes luxury pro-accommodations, based this design on a pet ect he's been-inkering with for years- a commercial coffee machine. >> i actually already had a coffee machine prototype. and, instead of water, started ktting air into it,

unplugging and turning off devi stay well and keep it golden. >>>we are going to an oakland neighborhood program, the california strategic growth council is awarding a 28 million is awarding a $28 million transformative climate communities grant . it will help fund five projects, and east oakland part of a three- year communitywide effort . >> reporter: this is been a journey towards justice . what is starting today is exactly what people have been marching in the streets over . that is a self determined sense of safety, security, dignity, and justice . that is where these homegrown leaders are delivering for this community today . >> the project include 55 units of 100% affordable housing and health clinic, and a mile-long community trail along the san leandro creek . >>> that data breakers have been canceled after postponing this event for may to september this year officials announced that they are counseling this event altogether. organizers say they are not confident it will be safe to host large crowds come fall instead the race will go vi

enough laptops that everybody in our system, even including our pre-k kids, will be able to have a devi, so if we're in a situation where we have to go10 virtual, our school district is prepared. right now in stock available for our families. w and t i'm doing now is working with a federal task force here, to be able to provide broadband internet connectivity, not just for the urban communities, but we're also looking at it for the ruraa communities e we have a number of rural communities that are impacted just like we are without having the connectivity. >> brangham: i mean, obviously,n there's socosts associated with teaching in a pandemic. do you have the budget you need to educate the kids the way you think they shod be educated? >> what i will tell you is, because we have been eellent stewards of our budget, we do have a very healthy fund balance here in the kansas city public our board is in the process of getting ready to approve the budget for tomorrow. but when i don't have all of the information that i need right now, we're still waiting on some guidance from our state departm

and the second is it is pretty either, depending on how you look at it, inagagenius or devi. the attorney general has announced that he is going to have an acting u.s. attorney that's the u.s. attorney in new jersey and that person gets to act for six months. so if you do the math, that gets them to the election. >> andrew, i'm going to tread carefully here and be very transparent about this. i have heard lots of rumors over the past couple of years, and you have heard lots of rumors and lots of people have discussed the rumors that sdny has received pressure from william barr since he's been attorney general and it's very oh pa opaque. if something improper happened here, either now that led to this ousting of mr. burman or if something improper happened in the past during burman's tenure, will he be free to discuss that once he is out of the u.s. attorney's office? >> so one way that he could easily be free to do that is he could be subpoenaed by the house and then any claim of privilege that could be asserted would be on much shakier grounds. and i also think that there ar

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let's speak now to professor devi shridhar from the university of edinburgh.ly. everyone wants the lockdown relaxed and to get back to some semblance of normality. right now, the latest survey suggests there are roughly 8000 cases a day in england. estimates are it is very close to one, so it's a fragile situation. you want to have one opening up measure at a time. opening schools but keeping everything the same. you can actually monitor it. you can understand the impact of each intervention alone. you are thinking today there is too much happening on the same day. we talk about schools, car showrooms. does that confuse things? i think it confuses it and makes it hard to monitor it. you wa nt to makes it hard to monitor it. you want to detect quickly if there are cases. because the testing and tracing any isolating system not up and running, it becomes very difficult to detect that. it feels there is this hope the virus will go away and there is hope there is broad—based immunity and it won't be as bad as we anticipate. the problem isi as bad as we anticipate.