also next buster posy opts out of the 2020 season.ls ahead in this morning' but what if you could startdo better than that? like adapt. discover. deliver. in new ways. to new customers. what if you could come back stronger? faster. better. at comcast business, we want to help you not just bounce back. but bounce forward. and now, we're committed to helping you do just that with a powerful and reliable internet and voice solution at a great price. call or go online today. >>> okay, here's a live look from our walnut creek camera. sun coming up here this morning, 5:54. temperatures about 59 degrees. we'll check in with lisa what we can expect through the bay area in just a minute. the giants are just 12 days away from their season opener with the dodgers. if the season starts they'll be without six time all-star buster posy. here's chris alvarez with the details in this morning's sports. >> reporter: earlier in this summer camp giant buster posy made headlines when he said he was thinking about opting out of the season. posy made that d

they are open to looking outside the organization for a veteran to replace posy behind the plate. the giants are set to open the season july 23rd in los angeles against the dodgers. >> we wish him the best. >>> president trump is in florida, one of the coronavirus hot spots. he had a meeting with u.s. southern command near miami to discuss drug trafficking prevention. he met with cuban and venezuela dissidents. florida's governor, who pushed florida to an early reopen, is calling in for help. >> we will end up having in a short order an additional 1,000 boots on the ground that can a sift in teassist. >> we went from no cases in the icu to being close to 90 plus percent of capacity. >> as more get sick, testing lines get longer and testing supplies are running short. >>> the president talked about immigration and daca today. you can watch ton oit on our si station tonight. >>> up next, what's it going to look like on campus or at home? more bay area schoolleasing pla. >>> a safe way to open doors without touching them. a 13-year-old entrepreneur running a 3d printing business from

posy made that official decision to opt out putting his family first.s who were born premature now. posey thanked the entire organization for their unwavering support and with all the unknown due to covid and the condition of his children playing baseball is going to have to wait. >> this ultimately wasn't that difficult a decision for me. from a baseball standpoint it was a tough decision. from a family standpoint and feeling like i'm making a decision to protect children, our children i think it was relatively easy. >> in an effort to maintain health and safety while eliminating travel the pac-12 has decided to play conference only schedule this fall. that effects football, mens and womens soccer and men and women volleyball. the pac-12 now joins the big 10 as the second power five conference to make the decision eliminating all nonconference games. the conference also released the news that commissioner larry scott has tested positive for covid-19. he's under self-quarantine and will be able to work remotely. >>> for the first time in more than four

tested posi by the end of the month, that figure was over 32,000, and because of limited testing capacitythe real figure would have been higher. by how much, we don't know. scientist advising thethe government now say the lockdowme should have ooner. it was 24 days before lockdown extensions were introduced. had we introduced lockdn measures earlier, we wou reduce the death toll by half. >> should have ge to lockdown earlier. i think it would have been hard to do i i think the data we were dealing wi in early parts of march and the situation awareness, where it was quite helpful. i wish we had, to lockdown earlier. i think that has caused a lot of lives. ros:he decision to not rush into lockdown was taken while other countries were taking more drastic action. none of those live of insight outlined a moment ago been allowed in france, where public gatherings of more than 1000 people had been banned from march 8. in ireland, st. patrick's day's parades were canceled march 1 other countries are going further. italy went intoionwide lockdownn the ninth of march. here is spain's prime minister

two companies, pfizer and biontech, say clinical trials are shing posi resul, but no timeline on how soon a vaccine could be ready. and it can't come soon enough for americans who are being asked to hunker down again. carter evans, cbs news, lian ineles. houston wher >> reporter: this is janet shamlian in houston, where a dire situation is unfolding. a surge of covid patients has some hospitals here scrambling to find beds in other texas cities. >> patients end up basically backing up in the emergency room. they are "in the emergency room because there are no beds in the hospital." >> reporter: new infections in texas soared to an all-time high of 8,076 cases today, more than 6,900 are hospitalized with the virus. at this houston emergency clinic, desperate measures. >> we have to send patients as far as huntsville or galveston, which is, from here, you can do the math-- it is more than 50 miles away. >> reporter: san antonio is emerging as a hot spot, cases nearly doubling in ten days. more than 800 nurses are coming in to help. >> the numbers speak for themselves. i'm very concerne

with it is very effective for also burning fat because you don't take in any carbohydrates so as the posy using sugar for fuel you use your fat the problem is if you eat an apple an apple half a bagel you're out of quito genesis for 3 to 4 days and you're your book you're screwed so that's not a very sustainable diet one that doesn't have any fruits and vegetables and when you're eating basically butter and meat all the time we combine the 2 based on a piece the pediatric neurology literature called cyclical kill genesis where as opposed to going to such high ketone genesis every single day you. go genesys you go in quito just as during the day and you come out of it with carbohydrate refill at night and it allows you to fat burn all day and then still replenish fruits and vegetables and eat properly as opposed to them in fasting you're not going periods of time where you want to buy to arm off or kill yourself but yeah that seems much more well ironically palatable because i have a my son is getting fit and he tried the internet a class thing thing and i said oh i said son i don't know a

fact quite a break across these areas costa rica panama southern mexico maybe some heavy downfalls on posy by friday still some more rain in the forecast as you can see some heavy rain on friday into southern areas of florida but across into cuba and also areas of haiti meanwhile into the 90 states where you have got thunderstorms here across the central and eastern plains the heat is back in the 4 calls this will really begin to creep up towards the midwest as we head on into friday and all the while we'll see want to show the tipping through the ohio valley and towards the east. al-jazeera. hello i'm rob mothers and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the top court strikes down a deal that a lot of tech companies to transfer the private data of european citizens to the u.s. as a by johns foreign minister is sacked as fighting continues on the volatile border with armenia.

buster posy says he might not play just because of all the concerns regarding health. reportedly the league is looking for another lab to share the load and speed up test results. the current plan funnels all the testing through a lab in utah. the glitch in the testing has created growing concern about player safety. opening day is scheduled, by the way, for july 23. >>> it sounds like a match for mls is happening in orlando, florida. the tournament is having trouble even before it starts. the game between nashville and chicago fire is postponed because five nashville players tested positive for covid-19. yesterday f.c. dallas withdrew from the tournament after ten of its players and a staffer tested positive. >>> at disney world, the lakers' dwight howard says he will play. he said he was conflicted about returning while protests continue about police brutality and social justice. he says he will donate his remaining salary, about 700,000 bucks, to his breathe again charity to make a difference in his community. >> that is nice. >>> making a difference in our communit

buster posy talked about his concerns playing during the pandemic. >> i wouldn't be surprised by anythingis point. you know, i mean, i wouldn't be surprised if we played 60 games with no hiccup and i wouldn't be surprised if we didn't play a game at all or i wouldn't be surprised if we played after the game. there's no way we can give a hard line answer one way or the other to what this is going to look like. a week from now, much less two months from now. >>> former cy young award winner david price opted out of the season. he was set to make his first season with the dodgers but decided it was in the best interests of his family not to play. freddie freeman was among four atlanta players who tested positive for covid-19. >>> scary sight in the bronx at yankees came on saturday, tanaka was taken to the hospital. he was released after taking a line drive to the head, very scary. yankees report he is alert, responsive and walking under his own power, good news there. >>> plenty of spectators and no fans. three shots behind the leader matthew wolf, he had his second straight day with an eig

posy. five minutes. >> thank you very much, mr. chairman. and mr. ranking member, i appreciate both of you bringing the challenges our renters face in this pandemic that we're enduring now. as we move forward, i think we should consider the best way to address this hardship and to do it consistent with the principles and approaching that we've been providing assistance in other areas successfully. the paycheck protection program is a good model that exists in as much it's the existing program to provide in a timely way to the crisis. and we should resist temptation of existing problems or even new programs to respond to the crisis. general programs extensions and new programs should be regular order, i believe, and not emergency legislation. i believe that this kind of economic crisis calls for us to be compassionate with the ability of our families to met their rent and with those principles in mind i believe we might work together to provide rent r rental assistance through the section 8 program, a limited and temporary program expansion that's me

people are in a very onecarious posi the are certainly not going to be an exit in september, in novemberbe well into next year. we are a few months into this. it started in march. this i still just the end of july. people are naturally going crazy in confinement. we need to find a solution, at least with masks or something, so the people can function at some level, compared what we have now. judy: a grim forecast from economist ken rogoff. thank you very much, though. ken: thank you. ♪ ♪ stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west. we will return to judy woodruff and the whole program after the latest headlines. in the day's other news, a u stalemate in t. senate again sidelined a pandemic relief bill. instead, senators left for the weekend, with federal fibless be and eviction protections set to expire after tomorrow. republicans asked for a short-term extension, just for the unemployment benefits. but they needed unanimous consent, and democts rejected a temporary, piecemeal approach. sen. mcsally: what aring today is a simple seven-day extension of the extra $600 a week for unemplo

claudia: yes, we are posi tive on asia and japan.ok into earnings growth, valuation and you compare valuation to other parts of the world, these equities remain still very attractive. when you have such political noise, you know this political noise brings some volatility to the market but does not disrupt the trend. overall, we believe that this trend will continue to be positive. volatility.e some markets have been rebounding very quickly since march lows. the economic data is quite strong in china, in the rest of the region. we have seen the pmi, export and import, which are also improving my meaning the rest of the world is doing better than before. clearly, we will be supporting that part of the world. big, giant tech is in asia. we believe the asian market is attractive. speaking,amentally the earnings picture is quite positive for next year. for instance, we are expecting more than 80% eps growth. clearly, it is one of the regions that is quite resilient to what is going on in the rest of the world. matt: it is also much cheap