china is accusing the u. k. promise to boris johnson of interfering in thehe fast lanans making this offer there are already three hundred and fifty thousand people with british. oversee status in hong kong for the two point six million eligible for u. k. passport. eighteen the fishery ended its long cururrent of oururs looked down this wednesday regional and international borders were reopened. in a bid to boost some of terrorism. it also enabled family reunions across the country but if we found itself alone is. european neighbors view the move as private you'll- r remain wary of italians coming across the border. this morning the arririvals golden road at school is a good deal more hectic than it has been over the last few weeks. the reason. as of today european visitors can enter a a city without having to self confined to two weeks for a couple. of good awesome but a yes to the numbers and so to me that's it is that those thoughts unit bankable professional. further the into the- dc why seventy sargant ind

slave trade they were met by a country protest r t u k correspondent shelby edwards has been gauging the situation for us london. the full weekend and of our web protesters have come out in force to show their solidarity with george clooney to close an unarmed black man who died at the hands of police in custody nearly a month ago when the white police officer now down on his the navy 9 minutes as a result pending george floyd the move that began. the movement so as you can see it's very peaceful scenes throughout the day in central london and many protester coming out in force to go making some racism what they call institutional discrimination and it's a good. thing i think this is. going to get the message across it's global it's a big net worth knowing. how long it's going to take. to be out here the mom being just. you know mystery this is the start of something. you know what i'm trying to change that perspective

feeling the pinch of coronavirus slope down the u. k. faces it's a shop this decline on record with the gdp shrinking m more than twenty percent.t. of the cost a lot for the very latest- not profitable business identical stand that is standing by. so coming out by the united nations says the independence a all the internrnationanal criminal court should be one two guarantees. this is president trump imposes sanctionss on itits employees investstigating a american sold. what more could you did see from twenty former self assembly i had lunch for you this hour. first italy's prime minister giuseppe conte is an end to these ministers have been not this friday facing some tough questions from prosecutors over exactly how they dealt with the corona virus crisis. was part of a nanational i inquiry into that e should have been done to say life. is among the countries in the world hardest hit by because in nineteen. twenty four will seem corner has details. italy's prime minister was great by prosecutors for more than three hours in rome this f

this week in the u k, boris johnson will talk about more lockdown easing plans. underline what parts of the economy are allowed to be open in july. this would be a huge boost to the british leisure industry. global news 24 hours a day on air and @quicktake on twitter. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. tom: thanks so much. one of the things we really tried to do here at bloomberg surveillance is give you straight talk from true experts on this pandemic, on this virus. we've looked at people looking at the bigger, the broader, the epidemiology of what we've seen. the demographics, the social effects. and then there's people in the trenches. very carefully about the minutia of all this microbiology talk. jennifer is an expert on biology who has been extraordinary in the short term. thrilled to have you with us again. there just seems to be an amateur belief that a vaccine is out there somewhere, and all of us have our templates of what that means. for me, it is the polio vaccine and million years ago. is it that easy to m

following the story from london she told us that this attack comes at a particularly tense time for the u k. well the u.k. is on the ad because it is coming out of 3 with 3 months of intense lockdown where everything was closed of course also being the european country that has been the hardest hit from the pin damage with the highest death toll and on top of that last week not even a week ago actually a stabbing in reading a town west of london where people with bathing in a pocket in the evening and a libyan a suspect started stabbing people subsequent least 3 people died in that incident that is now being investigated as a terrorist attack because that suspect had been on the radar of the intelligence services when he was preparing a terrorist attack abroad now this incident today in glasgow is being treated as a major incident but not as a terrorist attack at the moment no word yet on the motive or the reasons why the suspect stabbed people there in glasgow but of course police at the moment launching a major investigation and trying to piece together what exactly happened there. london

hospital staffa struggling to help severely covered 9000 patients in the u k. though these images were recorded several weeks ago scenes like these are still being played out around the world every day brings more death but now a glimmer of hope the worst hit country in europe is hailing a major breakthrough scientists set up through the university say they have identified the 1st strike that can save the lives of covered 900 patients next m.f. his own is a widely used steroids and randomized trial showed it reduced death rates by a 3rd in patients on ventilators and by a 5th in patients receiving oxygen. it really is showing quite a significant effect and it's really important because the drug itself is very widely available it's on every pharmacy shelf in every hospital it's available throughout the world and it's extremely cheap so we looked at the numbers and if we treat 8 patients in intensive care with this drug. will save one life and the total cost of treating all $8.00 patients is only about 40 pounds 40 pounds as about 50 u.s. dollars the drug works b

at one thousand six hundred in the u. k. around nine hundred job cuts expected in spain one thoususand three huhundred inin other paraf the world in a statement the c. give cover said. the end spacece its- ever. he said that air traffic might not recover until as late as twenty. five and this was being forced to take these measures in order to stay afloat he previously said the- and a breeze well i the operon. b. percent next to years. was at the front ministry has described these drop as x. and urged airbus to it of the state sponsored a probe and that fifteen. your rest package it is now before the airline industry. reduce a office as possible it's worth it you're in france you strip to be consult these sales. french unions are like that approach quite a bit of but the american right wing has announced job cuts are on sixty thousand ten per of its way force and- of all been she- jobs across board. it's clear this crisis is really having ripple effect across the industry across the globe. okay it's the f. homes is also. .

after the us brazil russia and the u. k. one of the one most free agents knocked down. has begun reopening this week in a phased manner. what schools and universities remain closed malls and marketplaces are now open. and despite the sweltering heat trapping is making a comeback. on the streets. of new delhi the nation's capital. they thought that so that gives. you the phone and then i got to make him a new on a lasting. is that i there about it yeah bob that vehicle yeah let the got a lot of the because of the novel. by the know what that looks do the- hundred or about that. so the ease resestrictions at a time when industry the- cases but ever before. on average the country seems ten thousand new cases which- despite limited testing. at the country's most risky public. over hundred fifty workers s have f f the god one ofof my- in the city's hospitals authorities are describing incredible shortages with many patients beieing turnd away because of a lack of. is that a the police report of a distressing gives out a belly ball mega what to none of my k. party at the rest

draw attention to what they say is this is stemming discrimination which harms people of color in the u k. speaker's corner in london's hyde park a meeting point for demonstrates has over the years. i thought that this time they gathered to draw attention to injustices against black people sparked by the death of george floyd in the u.s. . among the protesters star was actor john boy a prominent voice against racism. who those present were also eager to stress that these problems were not limited to america. the u.k. and the signal he dismissed that's been many got no stop because of a much broader. problem he gave us a possible war but as. i said i would if i thought i had any. interest of race i think i just broke all to see because looks are free for most everyone and their willingness to change the current situation called for all yet to see this is going to be pulled and into the system of what it was all about. then the crowd marched through the city stopping at the prime minister's office and residence on downing street. was i i did not receive an audience from boris johnson althou

feeling the pinch of coronavirus slope down the u. ks it's a shop this decline on record with the gdp shrinking m more than twenty percent.t. of the cost a lot for the very latest- not profitable business identical stand that is standing by. so coming out by the united nations says the independence a all the internrnationanal criminal court should be

channels just a click away and in iran 30 minutes from the broadcasting range are taken over by r t u k the london team will take you through all the stories that matter this friday or not stay well this week and. it took millions of years of evolution to get to this place of a set of electability. to become a mess how is that. millions of years of work to give you this big brain which functions with this many. most human beings as suffering what is a magnificent machine human being to do a misery man affecting machine. we go to work. straight home. let's face it was government official of president i don't have faith in the system i said i've got it's over i'm too liberal the system is not designed for people like me who move. as broadly. defined the portiere for different reasons but also job loss a whole. most people in philadelphia are only in ballot 2 paychecks away from homelessness. clinics kind of financial survival john today was all about money laundering 1st to visit this convention to 3 different things. get this a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe so

r t u k shaadi edwards. for. no mrs mind during games it was a protest 'd in central london inside a tyrant see george north has been going out throughout the entire day. demonstrations under one umbrella private lives markets and a scuffle inside now breaking out in style since of demonstrations have been going on throughout the day these are the last remaining people of the house being own this street saturday only as i dieted george growing by you can see it's getting slightly aggressive at this point in time that believe them oh right sure you see. hunton is here say that police brutality is not just an issue in america but it also has a right here in britain as why people are really out here today to show those comparisons when we look at statistics in the united kingdom we know that black people are full time small. likely to be at the hands of british police and resulting in excessive force by british police as well then white counterparts i mean look at what's going on during this pandemic we can really s

more marriages go ahead during the outbreak of tens of thousands of weddings face cancellation r t u k s martin wonders and ties the knot. dealy beloved we all know it's gathered here to see people who are not completing the quota virus crisis has put the brakes on with things as we know them despite some easing off the lock down marriage it seems is at the back of the queue being right now it's absolutely on its knees there is no wedding industry so i think this is a few things that will happen business next year will be really good. couples maybe struggling to get bookings because everyone's doing from this year. there might be more people getting married because they're falling in love with that partners all over again because they've been trapped in a house with one for 3 months might also be more divorces i guess. ultimately i think in the short segments it's really disastrous and there's some real horror stories about that about wedding venues not refunding fees to couples that people are really struggling but longer time i think it will just bounce back while thousands of couple

the statue of explorer henry morton stanley is removed from denby towns and in wales he spoke to r t u k about why the colonialist is such a controversial figure. people who are supporters memory love the story of his exploring his most famous event roles when he met and found the great missionary dr david livingstone and there was that great meeting near the victoria falls where stan lee's head our dr livingstone i presume the difficulty was that like many colonus at the time he really abused his power and subjected the africans to quite a bad level of mistreatment his legacy is controversial there are those that say he was ahead of his time but he was implicated in these subjugation of the congo by king leopold the 2nd of the belgians well some take issue with the statues removal claiming it's rewriting history where demonstrators showing up to put to protest to protect such monuments but reverend cameron said that although figures like stanley have gotten bad they don't align with 21st century values and should be consigned to history. he was absolutely a product of his time and most

u. k. plans on doing so on june eighth although a fourteen day self quarantine will be required. most of the block will follow suit on june fifteenth including germany france and bebelgium. big vacation destination greece will welcome most europeans on that date as well except for travelers from countries still considered high risk including the uk and spain. and italy. those european flights to portugal are expected to resume on june fifteenth as well. member state spain however it says it won't accept forests until july first putting it at odds with the e. u.'s timeline. severalal countries say they're reserving the right to test travelers into require them to self easily if theyey test positive. nonow o one year to the day that found the back of the car was detained in iran france's foreign ministerr has called on tehran to release h her. the front k. rainy and researcher was sentenced also months to five y yrs behindd b bars onn charges of violating national security. front says the charges are without merit said that the case threatens to further erode relations betweenn the

highest death toll from the virus and the easing of rules only applies to england the rest of the u. k. but some scientiststs the word it's having. lost he's confirming one thousand more you could. this is a day. the world health organizationn also warns that infections are still rising worldwide this includes portugugal but prime minister antonio costa has announced the return down measures in lisbon amid this new cases. germany has wilson posed to new localized lockdowns on western counties i've seen a cluster of cases linked to a slaughteterhouse it's- these what's your so we can. be stolen gets almost survived in when firstst solution. all all party meet up at the frfront tun you see now is indeed ththe focl and diffuse besides for is organised. it's the biggest outbreak in germany since it began lifting the lockdown in early may. several outbreaks at slaughterhouses in germany and france have put a spotlight on the working and housing conditions in the walk. many and from eastern europe. that's when your with the situation with a covover nineteteen here n on the death toll now sta

rally to draw attention to what they say is the systemic racism which harms people of color in the u k. speaker's corner in london's hyde park a meeting point for demonstrates has over the years. i thought that this time they gathered to draw attention to injustices against black people sparked by the death of george floyd in the u.s. . among the protesters star was actor john boy into a prominent voice against racism. who those present were also eager to stress that these problems were not limited to america. he became an innocent people displaced there's been many gun nuts not because of. what it. will get us in the world but as. i said i would if i thought i could and i think still race i think i will just pray competent to see the collective grief of most of them and their willingness to trade the current situation current for the full year this is this is kind of people an antithesis of what this is all about. then the crowd marched through the city stopping at the prime minister's office and residence on downing street. i did not receive an audience from boris johnson although he

where in the u. k. the past week statues of slave traders in london and bristol. been removed for toppled by protesters. meanwhile the belgian city of antwerp has taken down a statue of leleopold the second- seizure o of the congo on the nineteeeenth century. personal profit. reresulted in the deaths of millions of. calls are growing for the removal of statues of historical figures involved in slslavery o or colonialisism isi racism protests sweep across the globe. the movement that gained momentum in recent weeks after the u. s. p police killing of george floyd. across the american south mononuments to te slave owning confederacy coming dodown. but not without back. in richmond virginia the planned removal of a statue the can his top geneneral robert e. lee in what was what confederate. it'll balik flash point has to be a new. such a simple of hate or heritage. and the fifinal developments- on that that issue forty. next the us economy is headingng for its steepest decline on record because of the current virus pandemic oldest t to the people in the know the fede

crowd thousands of turned out in the capital in parks and much to raise their voices against racism r t u k shows it was dashed it was the. thank you. very. protests in central london inside. georgia north has been going 'd out throughout the entire day. demonstrations under one umbrella live scuffles are now breaking out in style dozens of demonstrations have been going on throughout the day these are the last remaining people that have own the streets it's a day only as i dieted georgia reuven i can see it getting slightly aggressive at this point in time the police oh right sure. hunton is hearsay the police brutality is not just an issue in america but it also right here in britain us why people are really out here today to show those comparisons when we look at statistics in the united kingdom we know that black people are 4 times more likely to be at the hands of british police resulting in excessive force by british police as well than that why. counterparts when we look at what's going on during this pandemic we clearly see that b m e people are also more likely to be disproportiona

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edinburgh demonstrators gathered near statue embodying the slave trade they say were met by a protest r t u k correspondent shaadi and was dusty has been gauging the situation in lunch. this is the full weekend in a row where protesters have come out in force to show their solidarity with george floyd of course an unarmed black man who died at the hands of police in custody nearly a month ago when a white police officer now down on his not the navy 9 minutes as a result killing george floyd the movement began as a solidarity movement so as you can see it's very peaceful scenes here throughout the day in central london and many protester coming out in force to go against racism what they call institutional discrimination and indeed prejudice it's a global issue and i think i think this is a story that we're going to get the message across it's global it's a big network we only know how long it's going to take. to be out here remembering just. a moment just. because. you know the mystery this is the start of something. what you know what i'm trying to change that perspective so that you will lo

week at a number of protests around the world including a shoplifting stunt against poverty in the u k. it's been a while since climate change activists extinction or rebellion have been well making any headlines but on thursday they were back in the news after a seemingly provocative stunt that seems to be based on the old robin hood tale robbing from the rich to give to the poor in london 5 activists were shoplifting in a food shop although they targeted a major corporate chain rather than a smaller private business running out of the supermarket they then proceeded to give all of their bounty away in a protest against poverty they also slap stickers around the shops which were proclaiming things like new lower price free because poverty sucks news the infamous marie antoinette slogan let them eat cake with the word cake crosstown their banners i'm not stealing food i'm a gift aiding it we're changing the rules because. this is not against sainsbury's but the profiteering of a basic human need the stunt also proclaimed the appearance of a new political party called u.k. beyond politi

thousands are turned out of the capital in parts of the landmarks to raise their voices against racism r t u k should it was was. i thinking. now 50 please novices and tearing into was a protest in central london inside a tyrant see when george north has been going 'd out throughout the entire day all demonstrations are under one umbrella black lives marked and a scuffle side now breaking out in style since of demonstrations have been going on throughout the day these are the last remaining people of the house being own mistreats said today only inside argument george freud vowed to concede as getting slightly aggressive at this point in time the police are right training as it seems to be hunting is hearsay the police brutality is not just an issue in america but it also occurs right here in britain as why people are really out here today to show those comparisons when we look at statistics in the united kingdom we know the practical a full times more likely to be at the hands of british police and resulting in excess of force by british police as well than their white counterparts when we lo

that is the way of the world this thursday june the if the programming from moscow no crosses to r t u k starting with the alex salmond show and then regular news broadcasts from moscow at the top of the hour just a close off he said. you cannot be both with yet you walk. in the troubled 19 seventies a group of killers rampage street parts of northern ireland that was coordinated loyalist attacks particularly catholic population in belfast tens of flows in support forced to flee their homes come up with strike can put these attacks was a p.r. you see the police actually took part in the attacks so instead of preventing it they were active participants in the burning of coal streets in belfast at the plague more than a 100 innocent civilians with blood it has to live you can see in years and we found out more i was surprised about the extent and the take rates which the solution. i was involved in some of those cases the killers would later be named the atlanta i'm getting i think it went to the very very top i think should it be crossed the water where politicians you thought was calling

throughout the afternoon here in r t international time now for us to hand over to our colleagues at r t u k i live updates on the top stories for you in 30 minutes. is you'll media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. the isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being that. direct. what is true what's his face. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. someone else right there. somewhere where i did but it could be in this house right now. it's hard convincing me. to make minimum wage he could be was quoted by again and sell drugs and make hundreds of dollars a day. still intros listeners so when a person is still thrilled but see here. it is you don't have to know how to enjoy flying to save jobs as clueless about lifestyle you want to fail. they can't find housing somewhere else. does he have a criminal record. the sheriff jobs because a criminal records today don't have the monies a lot of that can be anyway. they do not want black people to be equal they might w

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this is our c u k and we start with some breaking news still currently looking at live pictures of glasgow city center where a serious incident has been declared. shoddy overstock he joins me with all the latest on this chad here can you tell us what's been happening. well we don't know too much to tell right now but what i can tell you is that a major incident has been declared in glasgow and is essentially an area that's really now in lockdown so we understand that some stopping of some sort has taken place this afternoon on west george street just to give you an idea in picture of where exactly that is it's very close to the shopping district near the city center at this point in time we understand that 3 people have been victim to some sort of stopping with several others also being injured at this point in time we also know a suspect has been shot to shot dead while we don't know if he is dead yet but he has certainly been shot we believe all of this happened in a stairway of a hotel we think that's the hotel's park in on west george street in glasgow and it's also understood that thi

coincidentally has the ministry of foreign affairs currently inside the iraqi government nor from the p u k and the way some people interpreted this is that in fact the kurdish authorities have welcomed these operations because in fact they don't really want the presence of p.k. k. fighters on their ground either what is particularly interesting in this case of this appears to be not just a turkish operation there appears to be also some iranian involvement and we have spoken to a kurdish general who is in charge of the border areas with turkey and iran and he said that actually iran has participated in these operations through artillery strikes and that these artillery strikes are still ongoing and the areas that appear to be targeted are either belonging to the p.k. k. or to some iranian opposition groups. the u.s. has imposed sanctions on syrian president bashar al assad and 39 others including his wife under new legislation known as the cesar act the measure went into effect on wednesday with the aim of increasing the economic isolation of assad's government by restricting its ability t

over the next 12 months notice now we're in a regular troops of course the u. k. banking system and the u.k. central banking system is famous in the big quake community because it was the headline from i think was the telegraph or the times of london excuse me that's built in or written into the genesis by combat coin that chance was on the verge of 2nd bailout for banks and i'm thinking about this today because i noticed that the word from the central bank bank of england now this week is that they are going to pursue q.e. to infinity and phonetic money printing now in the united kingdom to balance out the corrupt banking sector those are my words i would think that would be a chair mendis philip to the interest them pick coing of being money goes through different generations and whenever a bet's a form of money and the corporates you have money in of you and anybody using the because space is viewed as a story comes around inevitably it out somebody has the potential and then she does replace. the preexisting best screw with money because 11 years ago now the b

been taken down also what about the government's response to all of this how's that been taken in the u k. well i think that for many of the protesters the statue's debate was something of a distraction of course there was go ficci on churchill statue saying he was a racist a few weeks ago taken off and that it was boarded up. suppose it threats of it being pulled down just like a slave a statue was pulled down in bristol but i think in general what we've heard from the protesters and what we've heard in the why did debates on black lives matter in the u.k. is that there a bit a number of reports going back decades including the macpherson reports in 99 which concluded that the police force was institutionally racist and the people feel that very it's time for action whereas boris johnson the prime minister has just announced another commission into racial inequality people say you have the statistics you have the steps recommended you even have the wind rush report into the scandalous. behavior of people of caribbean background some of whom were deported after being told that they were a

details host of news with rick sanchez rick sanchez all right rick what is going on over there in the u k. well know this is germany that we're talking about germany is a disaster right now germany is a financial disaster let me take you through some of these companies and i'm you've done these stories i know you have. a bank disaster. we did the story last week disaster volkswagen. literally at the barest went all over the world with what they tried to pull off and now wire card another german company that's in the midst of a huge scandal and this one goes something like this. where's $2000000000.00 where is it it's disappeared can you imagine a company not being able to account for $2000000000.00 off its financial statement like one day they just saying sorry we just we just don't know where it is so essentially they've declared themselves now insolvent they owe their creditors $4000000000.00 nobody seems to know this coming people all over the world have been investing in this company i think its stock was up now i know its stock was up about $140.00 now it's around between $1.00 and $

that has not always been the case in the uk asylum has not always been the case in the u k asylu m system the uk asylum system and in particular the private outsource companies that now provide accommodation and support services have regularly come infor support services have regularly come in for criticism for some of the decisions that they have made. the current situation for the last few months in the context of this public health crisis that everyone has been trying to deal with is clearly well short of adequate for the way that asylu m short of adequate for the way that asylum seekers have been treated and i think most people in glasgow want oui’ i think most people in glasgow want our city and country to be able to do that to a higher standard than the uk has so so far allowed. the opportunity here has to be to make sure that we are expressing our condolences to those who have been affected, our concern for their recovery, but also to make sure we continue to be the warm, friendly and welcoming a city that glasgow is proud to have been. that must not end with an incident like this.

this is our c u k and we start with some breaking news you're currently looking at live pictures of glasgow city center where a serious incident has been declared. shanti overstaffed he joins me with all the latest on this chechnya can you tell us what's been happening. well we don't know care much to cover right now but what i can tell you is that a major incident has been declared in glasgow and is essentially an area that's really now in lockdown so we understand that some stopping of some sort has taken place this afternoon on west george street just to give you an idea in picture of where exactly that if it.

coincidentally has the minister of foreign affairs currently inside the iraqi government nor from the p u k and the way some people interpret this is that in fact the kurdish authorities have welcomed these operations because in fact they don't really want the presence of p.k. k. fighters on their ground either what is particularly interesting in this case that this appears to be not just a turkish operation there appears to be also some iranian involvement and we have spoken to a kurdish general who is in charge of the border areas with turkey and iran and he said that actually iran has participated in these operations through artillery strikes and that these artillery strikes are still ongoing and the areas that appear to be targeted are either belonging to the p.k. k. or iranian opposition groups. still ahead on al jazeera anger in argentina over a government plan to takeover of that prompted an agricultural company. and strong white house aide to john bolton to stop them from releasing a tell. we got yet more heavy right into central parts of china and i'm at a loss of clout tumbling ou

surpassing italy and being the country with the 3rd highest number of deaths after the united states and the u k. at the moment it seems almost like america is on the verge of collapse from riots in virtually every major american city to continue coronavirus lockdown there are some major concerns about what's happening in our nation but in the midst of all that chaos the stock market is actually up well why is that joining us now to discuss boom bust co-host ben swan and from all the training horwitz thank you for being with us today todd let's let's get right into this and start with you why is the stock market when there's so much chaos around us you could have through the. money will go words treated best when money is cheap in free basically people are going to take that money and invest it in the stock market it's really there's no place else to go i mean you can put in your mattress you can lose value because the feds you to consider to devalue dollars so the only place you can go to get any return at all is the equity market which will eventually create a much deeper sell off than we saw

population is in london he says this is a major move that's bound to stress relations between china and the u k. i think the issuing of this message by 1st of all of foreign secondly dominic robb and emphasized and reiterated by the prime minister himself boris johnson shows i think that the normal discrete lines of diplomacy seem the options seem to be narrowing china has pressed on with this national security law despite opposition and the foreign service here in the u.k. has grown increasingly concerned about that now what are they offering well 1st of all at the moment they are no passport holders that's 30350000 of them can come here for 6 months without needing a visa the often hours for to be extended to 12 months and to have a right to work here in the u.k. and potentially have a pathway to citizenship and what boris johnson has gone even further than the foreign secretary is saying is that if he's gone to extended to those who are eligible to apply for that passports are not just the current passport holders but those eligible to apply and that number some 2 and a half 1000000 people i

here in the u k, burress johnson in the biggest -- boris johnson in the biggest scandal.is urging the public to go out and start spending. the goal is to save the economy, but the risk is the u.k. could see a second spike in coronavirus infections. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. tom. tom: francine, thank you so much. a confluence of events in the last 12 hours will make for an eventful day at the white house. the president, without question, he will adapt and he will adjust. kevin cirilli is our chief washington correspondent. is a new poll, mr. biden is way ahead, fine. but the virus news is grim. i will not mince words. it is like 80 days ago when there were seven ambulances one block away from me, was very sick people. but the difference now is that it is red states. the is the significance of pandemic in the sun belt for the president? democrats which are just the cases on the rise pose a significant political risk from republicans not just of the presidential l

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thank u k and tonight, a video of a woman ranting about having to wear a mask and southern california. it's gone viral with more than 7 million views so far happened in north hollywood where masks are required in public but. >>people with medical conditions or disabilities that prevent them from wearing masks without issue are exempt from the mandate and the woman in this video says she is in that group as tom wait reports for us tonight, it's how she expressed herself in the grocery store that shocked people. it's rated shows a customer at trader joe's recorded a woman throwing a tantrum over wearing a face covering inside the store that just hours earlier celebrated its grand opening here in north hollywood. >>trader joe's employees calm and collected tried to escort the woman from the store customers were disgusted by the woman's behavior she was saying like she had long putter breathing problems right in. >>she would want to be like protected so to speak so said he got to wear a mask that's that the guidelines or wear a mask, it's respectful to other people it's not it's not just

the 2 time oscar winner said she had a bit of a chainsaw accident while on lockdown at home in the u k plan to downplay the incident adding it sounds very very exciting. but it wasn't apart from the little kick to the head. i'm fine. >>the actress offered no additional details from her encounter with the chainsaw morningstar objects in hollywood, i'm david down. >>lonnie pointer of the musical group the pointer sisters has died at the age of 69 her sister anita made that announcement today, according to variety magazine. in a statement i need to calls her sister her best friend and says the family is devastated bonnie pointer helped found the group back in the 1970's and then pursued a solo career. the family's youngest sister june died in 2006. bonnie and a media released a tribute to her just a few months ago the cause of death has not yet been released. >>kron 4 is continuing to salute the class of 2020 every night we're shining the spotlight on a specific senior tonight we congratulate jerry johnson, jerry johnson went to pittsburgh high school this is his picture he will be majori