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sot i is obviously being followthrough a lot more harshly, but it is absolutely having a much betterfft. they have had three infections in the past when he four hours and just two deaths as of the past 18 days. cuba is absolutely on top of th ros: thank you very much. mu more situation on the bbc news website. in the u.k. comell three victims of saturday's stabbings in redding have been named. onjames fu a teacher, described as inspirational, and his friend joe ritchie-bennett also died, a 39-year-old american who lived in the u.k. for 15 years. his family in philadelphia say they are heartbroken. finally, another friend who had been enjoying the evening in the park, vid wails. let's get more from our correspondent. >> back at school for the most painful of reasons. hethrough t mourning, they love tributes to a teacher ws always told pils to fly high. -year-old james furlong was the head of history and politics atolt school p with the news students a colleagues held an, [moment of silence] >> as a community, we ll now need t absorb this sad news. our thoughts are with his mum, dad, b

version on you tube now i want to bring in a sot of sound from byte from someone in our community here raven connex police violence to racism let's check it out. 1st so many of our communities violent comes at the hands of police a 1000 people are killed by police every year black people are 3 times as likely to be killed as white people 50 percent of people killed by police are people with disabilities and sexual assault the 2nd most common form of police brutality not to mention that 40 percent to 40 percent of police officers are domestic abusers a so already our communities are not turning to the police for safety we turn to our own community. simone why is that what why why is was disproportionately affecting black people. i want to one of my big thing i have to talk about is who are the cops and who are they hiring who are these people and i've done stories looking at barry mr recruitment so do we think and have graduate degrees backgrounds when they went to college in social learning languages. fine most big city apartment don't even have require it when they institute a college

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epidimiologist in india to explain some reasons why the number of deaths in india has been relatively low sots reported in india are actually increasing over the last ten days. it has increased from 69 to around 78%. so that registration, it's compulsory in the registration system which is mandatory for any passing of any inheritance. therefore, it is followed in most urban areas. hoever, in rural areas, only 20 person pick it up, that is an improvement.. as an epidemioligist, trained epidemiologist in the industry of california los angeles and working in india for a long time, i can tell you with certainty that we are not dismissing the numbers. we are not missing a major number of deaths related to coronavirus. however, there are reasons why we are having lower number of deaths. number one, younger population, number two, we are still in the ascending phase, the early phase of the coronavirus epidemic in india. as we move forward, we will get the numbers. currently, we are around nine per million deaths in india, which is much lesser compared to the entire world — which is having around 200

sot was a 1.7% increase, very encouraging numbers from . may's jump in average weekly hours also was an encouraging sign because increasing hours is a sign that employees -- employers need to hire more workers to meet demand. for all private sector employees, average weekly hours hours,ed by .5% to 34.7 the highest level since it began in 2006. 73% of small businesses are open. that is up from the 52% right before the april jobs report reference period. upo, workplace visits were roughly 40% from a pandemic low. the stock market is absolutely soaring. we saw with the s&p, it had its greatest 50 day rally. the markets clearly have confidence in president trump, the jobs president who created the hottest economy in modern history once. commentators and economists have noted how job great the jobs report was greeted yesterday, we saw the chief economic advisor at allianz say this will go down in history as the biggest positive data shock for the markets in history and you saw how positive the market were. they surged on friday with the nasdaq

i was sot the beginning of the week and, you know, it was a rough weekend and then someone told me about this because they were donating and it's the story. we're always watching and we're always looking for it. >> good stories and it always speaks to different ways that people can get involved by supporting black businesses and donating money to whatever kind of speaks to you. so i think this is so cool. >> yes. and when we were talking about alliship we were receiving questions about how can i get involved. maybe you want to help out a business in your community. that's a great start. >> can i give a shout out to my favorite black owned business in my community? anthony's cookies. >> they're social distancing and the cookies are as good as always. and put on a costume and she went on a little motorized scooter. and it's actually a grandma but you decide if it's a real grandma. watch. >> okay. so if you're watching abc 7 mornings at all then kw that two are we and also hey. and so i don't know maybe she watches abc 7 mornings because also notice the top is a very bright color. >> i'm ju

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sot's why we are seeing little of former vice president joe biden. from the republican standpoint, i spoke with two sources, and what they have said is they are not paying attention to national polls. they are paying attention to the president's approval rating on how he's handling the economy, which outpaces his overall approval rating by double digits. a fox news paul came out yesterday has the economic approval rating anywhere from three to four percentage points up over the last month. that's economic news that the president is banking on come november. have relived the tactical warfare of a never-ending election. what is the task of president trump's campaign and the president to regroup from this week to the weekend. kevin: he's heading to arizona and wisconsin where he will have smaller sized political events, not necessarily rallies. and from there it's regrouping. one of the things that when noticeable -- that was noticeable, was that there were local reports of widespread potential for unrest. shops were boarded up with windows, something t

provide a "pathway to citizenship" for british national (overseas) passport holders in hong kong (tx sotalready entitled to uk consular assistance in third countries and the british government also provides people with temporary passports these are entry into the uk for up to six months as visitors. mr speaker, if china follows through with its proposed legislation, we will put in place new arrangements to allow bno(o) holders to come without the six month limit enabling them to live and apply to study and work for extendable periods of 12 months thereby also providing a pathway to citizenship. three former british prime ministers — john major — tony blair — and gordon brown — are among leading world figures who havejoined a call for an urgent g20 summit to help fight the pandemic, especially in poorer countries. the g20 is not due to meet until november, but the leaders say quicker action is needed to prevent an even deeper worldwide recession and health crisis. speaking to the bbc, gordon brown said it was vital that global action was taken. i think this could go down as one of the gre

sot we are seeing today is much bigger and more robust in terms of all 50 states. people who are demonstrating of all races, all ages, all backgrounds saying we have to do something about the state of race relations in our country. we have to heal wounds that have been going on for too long and every single race make a difference. what i encourage is for people to feel free to speak up. it is not good enough to say i am not a racist. you have to say it one of my going to change our culture? there is so much that we all can do and we have a right to expect better of the state, local, and federal governments. dion: you talk about people of all different races. when we talk about protests, it's not just like people. it is white people, asians, people of all races. one thing that we have had happened recently, as court overturned a president trump's .rder on daca it talk to me about how that relates to this movement. i don't think a lot of people equate the two, but you told me earlier that you see a tie between the two. ms. jarrett: it's all about civil rights. the fa

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a group of black police chief sot a joint news conference today, doug johnson has more from sacramento. >>so never want to get engaged in and put money towards a but were you all this time. it took this. these events for it to happen assembly member jim cooper brought together a dozen black police chiefs from across california. >>including the cheese from san francisco napa tracy in hayward to give their ideas on police reforms i believe this group of men and women there are unique law 5 to address this issue defining the police department's is not the answer. cooper, a former sacramento county sheriff's deputy for 30 years says there needs to be more training on bias de-escalation and historical policing problems and he says too much of the current police training is done almost completely online why are we going online, you clicking a button in a class that really makes no sense to do that hearing from your colleagues talk about in the classroom is much more impactful than sitting behind a computer also among the group was sacramento police chief daniel hahn. >>he believes chiefs nee