comcast business. >>> welcome back remy cointreau has warned profit falling. marks an improvement of previous forecast of 55% slum thanks to consumption in the united states. the group will focus on higher priced products and set new medium term financial markets. adidas posted a positive performance earlier than fraft and expects chinese second quarter sales to come in under 2019 levels again. over two-thirds of global stores have at least partially reopened including shops in europe. outperforming the broader european market. >>> lvmh says it is not considering buying shares of tiffany on the market. finding ways to negotiate the 16.2 billion deal to acquire the jeweller lvmh shares down about 0.5%. getting to charlotte they haven't really reached the billion dollar question. they have just said they are not looking to acquire shares on the open market. >> that's right. this is the key question something they already said before at the end of march already whether rumors started to swirling that lvmh may be trying to find a way to get the deal cheaper they b

remy is talking about. ts that we are pivoting from work at ir home ement. many of the larger employers and tech firms are going to allow or encourage employees to work from home for the next several months and maybe next several years. s our neighborhodon't have what it takes to sustain this. viewers have trouble signing on to zoom at the same time and e entire network crashes. we need to build up more ibandwithe neighborhood and allow fiber and close the digital divide so as people work at home we can sustain that kind ocagrowth. >> jeremy you talk about hothe changes to consumer spending will be impacting the economy long term, what esare t conseque >> well, it is going to be tough to know until s us come back, right? there is compleerly different consbehavios in the last three months than what we saw previously and people are expecting us to s go back and behaviom three months ago. but how much is permanently changed? we don't know until we open these back up. opening back up and tryito get ople to come out and spark a second wave. ew could and all of th

remi? into this is because we are outside of that. we are based in oakland. and the perception is that the bay area is covered by san francisco. but one of my primary reasons to spearhead this is to get that inspiration from san francisco. and to kind of have other city agencies support us as a community and not prioritize us. if not, at least tag us to get the funds and the resources that have traditionally been devoid of any of that. so i think that is to be recognized. and the other aspect of what we are going to need is a need for such a scale is because as nicole was touching on it, we have the trans and queer community, and the majority of the community is okay. they've been able to hang on to their jobs. i'm not generalizing, but i'm saying that the need that we saw was in the greater community. so we march towards the greater good for the greater number of people. and the data as we look and i keep using the word data but i shouldn't generalize it that way, but we have seen all of t

remi wolf hopes this is not the new normal. the concert was in support of the black lives fund.rive-in movies are also getting a lot of love. you can find a guide just in time for summer, check out abc7news.com. >>> now let's check in with lisa argen for a look at the forecast on this friday. >> good morning. we have our typical low and fog, a thnd here you see it from the east bay hills camera. several changes today. 61 in oakland, 55 san francisco, gilroy and half moon bay. and you see how gray it is here in san francisco. a lot of fog right at the coast, maybe even mist and drizzle. you may need to use your wipers if you are coming in early. and then the fog pulls back. 59 by the delta with a stronger southwesterly wind. it is 55 here and later on today, just low 70s, partly cloudy santa cruz. so we'll get into a cooler and windier pattern over the weekend and looking at high fire danger come late saturday into sunday. low 60s, breezy today. half moon bay, 65. how about 74 in oakland. walnut creek, upper 80s. 93 by the delta. so the 90s here, but that delta breeze will be wit

remy cointreau coming through with good numbers and a q1 guidance helping the market as well. can see it is up by 10%. airbus is up 6.21%. we are seeing some of the continent carriers saying they will stick with some of the orders they have got with airbus. the car sector a little bit off today. bmw flat as you can see. program for clunkers some expected in germany did not materialize. let's go to the airplane sector and dig more into the aviation industry. the numbers of global flights appear to have reached a low on april 21, this according to the international air transport boostingon group airlines and aerospace stops around the world for last 24 hours. today you can see american airlines surging. the whole of the global aerospace and airline sector surging today on what we have been seeing from what iata has said in american airlines saying the july recovery story is much stronger than they anticipate. they will raise capacity in july by around 70%. we are joined by alexandre de juniac, director general and cio of iata. thank you for your time. are you surprised at how qu

. >> this week, dominique fell, remi, dominique fells was found murdered. reads in part" as thousands take to the streets to proclaim that black lives matter it is commit cal we include black trans people. the crisis that we cannot afford to allow to persist any further." rosemary what would you like to see done about this? >> well, it's so very important to remember the power of intersectionality and especially for vulnerable communities when there are layers of identity there, we have to really take that into account. in regards to law enforcement, we need comprehensive education in with regards to the lgbtq community. i can't tell you how many times i've spoken to law enforcement just in my own community who are completely unaware about trans folks and the needs both the medical needs and mental health needs and the complications in regards to housing, trans folks inns cars race. education parties so much. we just need law enforcement to be open and willing to take those suggestions. >> briefly, dannica, what about you? there was a so dartd all black liv

the attorney, remy spencer, joins us on that. going to throw up the sports just so people know.fencing, men's fencing, women's and men's golf were eliminated at brown, women's skiing and then men's and women's squash as well. they just said, you know what? we don't is have the space, we're getting rid of these sports, club sports, of course, much different than being a division i varsity athlete. so these student athletes are, obviously, very upset. but are they, do they have the right to be more than that? is there some sort of a legal case here? >> so i'm sure you're aware this is not an unusual thing where universities are looking to save a few dollars, trim some of their programs. and that's not that uncommon. but what's unusual in this situation is it's not about money. it's not about the pandemic. this is about making brown university's other athletes for their other programs more competitive. the problem in this situation, however, is not what they're doing, it's how they're doing it. what they did was spend months, perhaps years, it seems, looking into this and made the

remi?that we have kind of jumped into this is because we are outside of that. we are based in oakland. and the perception is that the bay area is covered by san francisco. but one of my primary reasons to spearhead this is to get that inspiration from san francisco. and to kind of have other city agencies support us as a community and not prioritize us. if not, at least tag us to get the funds and the resources that have traditionally been devoid of any of that. so i think that is to be recognized. and the other aspect of what we are going to need is a need for such a scale is because as nicole was touching on it, we have the trans and queer community, and the majority of the community is okay. they've been able to hang on to their jobs. i'm not generalizing, but i'm saying that the need that we saw was in the greater community. so we march towards the greater good for the greater number of people. and the data as we look and i keep using the word data but i shouldn't generalize it that way

remi and steph are with me. first time shopping in about 12 weeks, how nice is it to be back out?ifferent is the experience down here, what have you found unusual or different? it is pretty different because some of the shops have arrows and stuff guiding you around, then the queues and the social distancing aspect. it is quite different from shopping before coronavirus. but it is still good to get out and go shopping. do you find you will maybe change what you spend, how you spend because you cannot necessarily try stuff on, pick it up, things like that will be very different. of course. i am normally big on trying clothes on, so i'm looking at maybe getting shoes or perfume, things i don't really have to try on. when you are able to see other people out and about, does it change what you are thinking about, what you might buy, because a lot of shops have all the spring stuff in and we are already in summer, more sales to encourage us to buy, but will you still be buying? with seasonal items it is more of a maybe if they are on sale, for the next season or, if not, you can buy th