as for iona the bruises and scrapes on her face and hands have healed but the fear is still there. >>e all want to be able to walk out our door and not be scared. we have every right to do that. >> reporter: in oakland, melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> a new job and a new home for san jose's recently retired police chief who stayed retired for all of a week and a half. eddie garcia will become the new police chief in dallas, texas. named the replacement just yesterday and he will be the first latino to lead there. garcia spent 28 years at the san jose police department where he moved up in the nk ras from patrolman to chief. he retired december 12th. the department in dallas is three times the size of san jose. >>> it may soon be more difficult to get to angel island. the blue and gold fleet ferry has filed a request with the public utilities commission to stop service there. the ferry operator says the route is no longer profitable because of the pandemic. if they allow service to be cut, the only remaining ferry option is from tibberon. >> half the people and without the fer

. >> reporter: when the criminals managed to wrestle away her wallet and phone, iona says a get away driver picked up the two males and sped off. >> i thought they were maybe pra perhaps 15 to 18 years of age. >> reporter: you can imagine her disbelief when she said oakland police told her her attackers were likely 12 and 14 years old. >> these youth weretrivinge dri car and speeding on the highway. >> reporter: palo alto arrested three in oakland for mugging a woman and leading police on a high-speed chase in a stolen car. the driver was just 12 and arrested for battery and a number of crimes. they would not say whether the victim in that crime was, but is still ongoing. >> specifically when we're being targeted at this moment. >> reporter: a spokesperson for oakland police say iona's attack is still under investigation and would not comment further. meantime, the three boys are in custody at the santa clara county juvenile hall. as for iona the bruises on her face and hands have healed, but the fear is still there. >> we all want to walk out our door and not be scared. we have ever

as for iona, the bruises and scrapes on her face and hands have healed but the fear is still there. >> we all want to be able to walk out our door and not be scared. and we have every right to do that. >> reporter: melissa colorado, oakland, nbc bay area news. >>> san jose's recently retired police chief didn't stay retired for long. today eddie garcia was named the new police chief in dallas, texas, the first latino to lead the dallas police department, which is three times the size of san jose's police department. garcia spent 28 years in the san jose police department moving up the ranks to chief before retiring earlier this month. >>> today city leaders in oakland approved a set of measures to help make up a $62 million budget deficit. in a virtual city council meeting the city council announced a $9 million hiring freeze. also the oakland police department's budget will be reduced by $15 million. the oakland fire department will temporarily close three fire stations between january and june. that will save about $5 million. some question the cutbacks to first responders could imp

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seamus kerry, the guy who runs iona college. of the first to see the potential problems with the virus. one of the first to see the benefits coming out of the virus. stay with us. we'll have more after this. ♪. this is decision tech. find a stock based on your interests or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. ♪. neil: all right. they think they have work cut out over workouts. gyms in the empire state can reopen as of monday. it isn't such a gimme though in new york city where mayor bill de blasio has different ideas than governor governor andrew cuomo. bruce silverglade, gleason's gym president welcomes a move in that direction. bruce, good to have you. do you know if this is a sure thing and what will the rules be? >> no. you know, we've had continuing problem here of lack of communication. so we heard absolutely nothing from the governor a little over five months and then yesterday out of the blue he decided he w

we can speak to iona now. did you have fun? it was so much fun.people. and how big can it go? we can get up to, i think 500 on soon. and we are planning a party on friday. we are hoping more and more people flood in. what is the theme on friday? we are going to do a general online party was several breakout rooms, so we will have several djs and then a pyjama party room, and a virtual bar where someone room, and a virtual bar where someone pretends to serve room, and a virtual bar where someone pretends to serve someone room, and a virtual bar where someone pretends to serve someone a drink at things like that. and what you think is getting people into this? are theyjust bored and lonely? well, i mean, obviously, i took the decision to self isolate last week. 0tto normally would do is go out dancing. i'm just trying to make my life what it would normally be like but at home on the internet.

iona an ice rink in l.a.. rink in l.a.. >> we lived in canada for a while. michelle: nice, where in canada? [indiscernible] nice to meet you. campaigning hard? we got to do what we can, right? try your best. that is all we can do, right? we have surrogates here. john kerry. i think he is doing a concert, right? was are is a concert -- concert last week. >> in this weather, it is lovely. >> where are you from? originally, california, but right now i am kind of everywhere. we you in iowa? >> we were in iowa, now we are here. >> you out there? michelle: i was but i left before the caucus. it is so crazy. you get to meet everyone. do what you can, right? democracy. it is nice to meet you guys. >> make us your second choice. michelle: i'd vote for anybody. that is how i feel. how did you start with bernie? >> drugs. >> you are campaign staff, right? >> volunteers. michelle: good for you. >> i work in d.c.. i was a big biden supporter in 2016. i wish he had run. i would have vastly preferred him over hillary. what i think the country has changed -- but i think the

financial pressure on to the shipyards germany's my of after has been building the giant cruise ship iona for piano cruises but the company is shying away from taking delivery so it can delay final payments jobs at the shipyard or at risk the german government is concerned about the future of the ship building industry. a lot of often as this situation is problematic for ship builders because contracts that are in the pipeline have all been put on hold 19 in germany. that means at the moment we have no work beyond 2023 or 24 once again also. covert 19 has turned the dream days of cruising into sleepless nights about the future of the industry. well that's it for now for me in the team don't forget you can get more information on all the stories on our website it's deja dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram as well at d w news i'm michael okwu in berlin thanks for watching more news in 45 minutes. i'm scared that the volume or that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers w

the animals looking after them until they can eventually be reunited hopefully with their recoveries ionas our correspondent. is in madrid jaime the spanish government has announced an extension to the state of emergency but what does this mean in terms of new measures or restrictions. well the measures steel a stand the same measures that we already had placed just they will be extended for another 15 days that means that all bars restaurants and businesses will be closed only supermarkets and pharmacies will be opened during these extra extra time and companies are encouraged to let their workers work remotely from home but those who cannot work there remotely they still need to go to work every day and some people here in spain are already demanded it tough and missions like for example told to look down easily has just implemented. in the country because some experts are warning that maybe including the whole health system especially here collapsed pretty worrying times but how are people in madrid of course madrid a very busy and bustling city how are they dealing with the situation o

financial pressure on to the shipyards germany's my of afters been building the giant cruise ship iona for piano cruises but the company is shying away from taking delivery so it can delay final payments jobs. at the shipyard or at risk the german government is concerned about the future of the ship building industry. often as this situation is problematic for ship builders because contracts that are in the pipeline have all been put on hold 19 in germany. does. that means at the moment we have no work beyond 2023 or 24 and also. covert 19 has turned the dream days of cruising into sleepless nights about the future of the industry. you're watching news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you right now the north korean leader kim jong un has called an emergency meeting after a person exhibited 19 symptoms and trey songz near the border with south korea the city has been placed on the top if confronted would be the us led to country's 1st official case. and that's it for now for me and the early team i'll have an update for you at the top of the hour doesn't it you can

we welcome our bloomberg professorr and also a of political science at iona college, jeannie sano.rprise you -- jeanne zaino. did this surprise you? prof. zaino: i don't think so. of course bernie sanders is well behind in delegate count, almost, i think, about 300, depending who is counting. and then of course yesterday, we had the wisconsin primary, and while we are not going to get results until monday, the pulling out there looked like wisconsin, a state that bernie 2016, jill biden was going to take, and not just take him about maybe by double digits. that i think was another sign that this last state that bernie sanders had really been prepared for and organized in, it was not going to go his way. i think he really saw the writing on the wall. he told his staff today and then supporters as before noon eastern time but he was going to be dropping out, but i think importantly, he is going to try to still have a voice on the platform, which i think is supporters really were hungry to hear. david: that is where i was going to ask, i mean, bernie sanders consistently has pursued a

jonathan: jeanne zaino there, of iona college and bloomberg contributor.the bond market, nothing. a snooze. treasury market going absolutely nowhere. it foreign-exchange, we have a weaker dollar, stronger euro. once we get past this debate, we clear the way later this week for economic data. payrolls friday is important. need to understand the degree to which the economy and recovery has lost moment in. we will get a snapshot of that little bit later this week. mckee talked to michael about this. he focused on the continuing mystery of thursday claim. this is not just about jobs report friday, the end of q3 and all of that to me, it is -- all of that. to me, it is about planes, and it is a mystery -- about claims, and it is a mystery. jonathan: 850,000 positive on payrolls is the median estimate right now. that range continues to be wide. the previous number, 1.3 7 million. lisa, can i throw this out there? stop playing it down. you were a great debater. we have seen the videos. we've seen it on vhs. lisa: i'll have what tom is drinking. i'll have one of t

ne who teaches at iona college. it is the stock of the hour, pfizer, who has a candidate in the race for a vaccine. abigail: they certainly do. pfizer has announced that they are in experimental vaccine trials with their german partner. we have the stock popping higher, and you can see that the german shares have done well. what stands out the most, a very aggressive timeline, because it was just four months ago or so when they were in preclinical , this for this vaccine experimental vaccine. they are saying that there is some possibility that there could be emergency use bite september. typically it -- by september. typically it takes 10 years for a vaccine to go through clinical stage two approved use. it is also important to see what is promised, the manufacturing amounts, but nonetheless the stock is popping higher. so, unfair question, why pfizer? there are other drug companies with candidates in the race? johnson & johnson announced one and we have other candidates. why is it pfizer? or is this going around at

financial pressure on to the shipyards germany's my of after has been building the giant cruise ship iona for piano cruises but the company is shying away from taking delivery. so it can delay final payments jobs at the shipyard are at risk the german government is concerned about the future of the ship building industry. this situation is problematic for ship builders because contracts that are in the pipeline have all been put on hold 19 in germany. that means at the moment we have no work beyond 2023 or 24 and also. covert 19 has turned the dream days of cruising into sleepless nights about the future of the industry. and you're a minder of the top story that we're following for you jobless workers in the us face uncertainty as they wait for congress to decide on extending unemployment benefits the current coronavirus relief program expires at the end of july lawmakers are divided over how much financial aid they're willing to provide. here watching thanks so much for joining us. passion drama competition marketing numbers atmosphere. intuition love hate money. fans from stamps and fri

right now, to look forward to the president's speech tonight, jeanne zaino joins us tonight with ionaollege. what will we listen for from the president tonight? jeanne: i am so curious to see how he handles these ultra major crises that are iraq -- that are erupting right now. certainly, he should have been prepared for the pandemic come of the economic crisis, the racial unrest, but you add to that also the hurricane, and we have four major crises going on. i am curious to see what his tone is, how he handles them, how he addresses them, particularly the pandemic because it is where he suffers the most in the polls, but also, let's not forget the hurricane. some of that money came from the fema money. so when this executive orders were issued in early august, many people said, what happens if we have another hurricane? so it is a lot for him to manage tonight. tom: what is so brutal here is the un-meant rate. we have a number of frontline economists go over 10%, and with a slow recovery as well. we've got claims in 15 minutes. michael mckee will join. is anyone going to talk about th

jeanne zaino is with us, iona college professor. her book is "brutal."t is the brutal part of tonight's debate people look for? for harris.ll look she's got so much support for liberals, who thought she was really going to take it to pence in tonight's debate. i am looking to see if she can do that, and of her prosecutorial skills really come to for wishing. for pence, i think he is quite an underestimated debater. he was very good in the 2016 debate against kaine. he has a background as a conservative radio host, where he told himself -- where he called himself rush limbaugh on decaf. i think the fact that he is underestimated is going to help him in this debate. tom: jon ferro mentioned earlier than what has profoundly changed is the idea of an election that will string out into late november and even december. does that actually happen, when you look at the numbers? are we back to what is going to happen on tuesday evening? jeanne: looking at the latest poll where you are seeing seniors, just as an example, 27 point lead for biden, if you want strickl

steady uptick in the number of cases in recent weeks with over 870 new infections felt it on tuesday iona said hospitals were prepared but still she urges people to stick to social distancing washing your hands and way maps. and we can talk more about this we do have a political correspondent simon a young simon what measures are now in place to deal with this uptick in cases here in germany. your one of the things the government's been particularly focused on is people going on vacation particularly around europe and coming back. to germany potentially importing the disease here so that's why there's been a big focus on the testing regime at airports and ports railway stations bus terminals and so on to make sure that that doesn't happen those tests of being offered for free at the moment the system is mandatory but it's soon to be made compulsory early at least for people coming from particularly affected areas so that's one area of focus another thing i think we're seeing the police getting a bit tough on people who are not of paying the distancing rules or wearing their face masks whe

we have no known cases at iona as of yet. was coming back from a trip and didn't feel well, before she came back to work she self-quarantined. similarly with another, she didn't feel well and didn't come to work. we have no known cases. >> do you know if they'll test at the site in new rochelle? >> we haven't contacted them about testing but we will. and if they require testing we'll make sure they get those. >> the university of michigan cancelled its commencement. i know yours is scheduled for may 16th here in new york city at madison square garden. that is a massive venue. are you going to hold commencement? >> we don't know yet. i was just talking off camera, let's evaluate as we go and see where we are in a month. a lot can change in a month although this is going to be spreading for a while. we're not being naive about it but we want to hold out hope, two months out, three months out things may be different but we'll do what's in the best interests of the safety of our students, faculty and staff. >>> thank you. >>> up

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iona lockdown before any other country, italy is now on booking fast, bringing forward the lifting ofres, desperate to salvage the tourism season and the economy. challenge between welcoming visitors and the risk of a esecond wave is what it really and every other country is now trying to strike. at the local market restarting today, there is little to keep them busy. but not the possible side effects. >> i don't think thewill come b. they are met andre we,cared the infections rising again. >> the italian government is making a mistake. we in the north were worst why not open the south first, where they are not aaid? beheld in beaut this place is poetry, aut it wants ience. rocuso the u.s., where all 50 states are beginning to reopen. and i can'was the last to enlogireinosctstg ri.thy comes a published detail safety heguidelines on how to get country going again. let's bring in an emergency bsition, washington post columnist andtimore's health commissioner. whyu do think it has taken so long for the cdc to release these type lines, which would be helpful to states a couple of weeks ag

so it is not particular year groups, so the kids go into school in a particular... , if you are in ionathere is one school in edinburgh that has said all pupils and teachers should wear face masks. does not apply where your children are? it doesn't apply. it was my optional. other personally i do think that is going to come in. i a lot of parents are certainly saying that they are prepared for masks to be worn. the schools, the classes are still the same size, so it is still like 30 people in a class, so from... still crowded, we've got a one—way system in the school, it's still very difficult to maintain physical distance and, so wearing a mask... physical distance and, so wearing a mask. . . they physical distance and, so wearing a mask... they have been back a week 01’ s0 mask... they have been back a week 01’ so now. mask... they have been back a week or so now. where you much more apprehensive at the start of this process ? apprehensive at the start of this process? i mean, were you discussing with fellow parents, look, i'm not really very happy about this at the moment, i do have

. >> that is a iona signoff. he is survived by his sister and son. he loved the giants. they are up top, and what a swing by alex dickerson. that is a grand slam. the giants led 4-1 but the wheels fell off at the six. they tie 4-4. and look right hear from dickerson. on the road to nowhere. that caused the giants two runs and they could not rally enough. in last in downtown denver, 7- 6. >>> they trailed 1-0 in the fifth. other batters went to the plate. they scored eight runs with two outs. it all came together for chris davidson. he cracked his first home run of the season and his first big game. he was one for 21 and the oakland a's have won three straight games. they leave the division for record of 6-4. >>> the nfl, there is one touchdown that is washington player jordan reed, he comes over and reunites with shanahan. shanahan was as offensive coordinator in washington. he had a 24 touchdowns and 65 games but has never played a full season because of injuries. >>> the san francisco chronicle says this is tiger woods at harding park during a practice round. he has an

. ♪ reporter: it is the self employed like iona who are relieved about the announcement, but still concernedhe future. >> i am hoping we will be supported until august. i worry about my ability, especially after years of training, studying music. ♪ reporter: the treasuries says the self-employed are already treated differently, being allowed to carry on working while receiving support. the spending will continue through the summer, but as the economy reopens, it must come to an emd -- end. anchor: derek chauvin, the former minneapolis police officer, charged with third-degree murder. he is officer seen leaning on the neck of george flo >> he has been charged with third degree murder. we are in the process of continuing to reviewhe evidence. there may be subsequent charges later. a detailed complaint wl be made this afternoon. i did not want to wait any longer to share the news he is in custody and has been charged with murder. anchor: we spoke to dr. cornell -- cornell and asked if the charges against officer chauvin will dampen the protests. >> not really, i think the concerns cut deeper th

. >> this is three-year-old iona. we asked her to endure a 15 minute interview while we talked to her mom. it's a glimpse of how hard it can be to work from home with young children. having both my kids around all the time has been challenging. >> she worries the pandemic is setting women back. >> i think it's all ready doing that. >> the executive director of wanda a nonprofit that helps low income women fund retirement buy a home or go back to school. but most women who serves that were on a trajectory find themselves stalled. now your kid is out of school. you might be in school while still sort of part time working and how do you blabs your own virtual education, your kids and maintain your jobs. >> as you might imagine in the bay area, not having an income for most single moms isn't an option. >> 80% of single parent families are women. and a big percentage live in poverty. being rent burneds means you pay 30% of your income toward rent. 45% of female headed households are rent burdened compared with 36% of men.

prior to the crisis and this was seen as a floor in the system but now it's proven to be a strain ionas here which allowed us to take appropriate measures and then. in a further effort to contain the spread of the virus the government also increased testing capacity germany didn't want to make the same mistakes as france or italy. there's always an element of luck no clearly and i think we were lucky that the crisis it's the 1st time is served as a warning to the general public this wasn't touche it's because i'm going to be also got lucky with so close not because it causes a lot of other virus. to fall on the computer sucking. led by chancellor merkel who holds a doctorate in quantum chemistry the german government followed the advice of experts as it said about tackling the epidemic. by now the epicenter of the crisis had shifted to the us. new york city began digging mass graves for its countless victims. the white house also consulted with experts. but unlike in germany their advice wasn't always heeded. maybe it's a president trying. to figure fast. and then i see the disinfectant

you are watching "outnumbered" i'm harris faulkner, here today melissa francis, katie pavlich, iona college particle science professor, jeanne zaino, in the center seat, our friend guy benson, fox news contributor, host of the "guy benson radio show" we say he is outnumbered. we will bring him out to the couch and just one second, let's do this for us, though. chief white house correspondent john roberts is live now with the latest on all of us, john, big day shaping up. >> it is, no question about that, harris, good afternoon, many presidents have tried, all presidents have failed to develop a comprehensive middle east plan. remember, 20 years ago bill clinton tried and it fell apart in spectacular fashion. now president trump and the white house are going to try to do it in incremental fashion. i've seen the outline of the plants, i've seen a map of what this will all look like under the proposal, they will be unveiling that soon, it calls for a two state solution. the current state of israel and an "future state of palestine" encompassed in a lot of the west bank, gaza and two new pieces

celtics in the boston university, providence, kentucky, louisville, taking a head-coaching job at iona made six ncaa tournaments in 10 years but the coach retired due to health concerns yesterday. another fired for pay per play scandal. definitely unprecedented times in sports. >>> coming up tonight of a at 10:00 news, the latest on the coronavirus and the impact in the bay area and what we're learning about a member of the uc berkeley community, that and much more coming our way at 10:00. >>> it's step today with the news anytime on our website, ktvu.com come you can also keep up-to-date using her facebook page and twitter pages well, we will have more news on the coronavirus starting tonight of the 10:00 news, do not go anywhere . ringing ] hello? ] manny's getting ou together for the dance tonight. i was just tg some supplies out to the car. isn't this exciting -- the boysdance? does phil have a greenp? teal! [ exasperated a. i don't know.n't thinks wow. n't we conference in mitch? ay! look.thight work. well, except that it's turquois oh, and a bra?! do yhink the kids in my village

. >> iona security business and we had to a probably 40% of our staff in the office. >> is professor says any relief checks should include money for families with children in speed is essential. >> we probably have started into a recession at this point. it's not for sure and a lot of the economic repercussions have not really began yet. some of the firms who have lost a lot of customers have not yet laid off people. >> some small businesses already are desperate. >> right now i'm doing one employee and me. normally i have 6. >> this restaurant opened weeks ago and now they have to cut staff hours. >> if we let them go i do not think they can find a job right now. we feel bad about that.>> some republicans are balking at the $1 trillion price tag for those stimulus checks. others do not think all americans particularly wealthy ones should be receiving that money. here is one thing to the u.s. treasury secretary reportedly told republican senators today that the unemployment rate could hit 20%. if this stimulus bill is not passed. this is a really big decision that is in congress righ

says his takeout spot is usually filled with customers, most of them from the nearby high school and iona college, which is located right across the street. the college's administration cancelled all in-person classes until april 10. mottoa says he's already cut back on his workforce. >> i sent two peopleut to their home. i mean, there's no business. you know, we're really slow. just pedro and i right now.ju two people. but what else can i do? i mean, i'm trying to keep the business open as long as i can. >> reporter: like many around the country, people here are stocking up on fsed and other ials or staying home. at the shoprite in new rochelle, carolina morales says r e's nervous r grandchildren-- three of whom live with her-- n whose schools rby mamaroneck are closed for at least two weeks. >> i buy all the frozes because we can keep it for longer. we buy rice, breadand other stuff, cleaning stuff, you know? we're scared, you know, for the e kids, and we keep them hw. we have to prepare the food. >> reporter: mayor noam bramson says the city is getting the support that it needs from th

financial problem an increasing number of states have closed down nonessential businesses heating ionas hard this restaurant is trying to keep going by serving takeaways but i own a young mint owns 2 of eateries and pays $12000.00 a month just in rent. he's had to lay off most of his 25 stone off. this just taking it all us surprise and also off our feet we. i don't know how to deal with this every day is a new challenge for us is very challenging and for the most wise very terrible. we will get through this is the message from one bar owner in california people who have lost their jobs can get a free meal here. a small team does the cooking. are you scared oh no tom stop it is struggling to make sense of what's happening here in hollywood he has to pay rent of a $1000.00 a day. i'm concerned. all we can do is help each of them help each other and hope for help from washington. help from washington 2 trillion dollars worth of it let's take the story new york our financial correspondent joins me now from new york good evening to you or good afternoon to you yes wall street reacting posit

it is the self—employed, like iona fyfe, a folk singer, who feel relieved by the announcement, yes, but. first, i'm very much appreciative that we are going to be supported until august. i worry about my ability to keep touring and keep being a musician, especially after years and years of training and graduating with a degree in music. it's very heartbreaking. but the treasury say that the self—employed were already treated differently, for example, being allowed to carry on working while claiming the support. the message from the chancellor — that his spending will continue through the summer but as the economy reopens, it must then come to an end. faisal islam, bbc news. different parts of the uk are relaxing their lockdowns in different ways and at different speeds. people in scotland are now able to meet friends and family again as the country begins to ease its lockdown after 66 days. the new rules mean that people from two households can meet outside so long as they keep at least two metres apart. in wales, people from two households will be allowed to meet outdoors from next wee

completely different act in the indian state of get a little resistance in the southwest it's ruled by ionas lived there the government science based approach it was a lot of public action the state more or less resources exerted were moving under the tricon only institute for social research which you're the director of you put out a platform of 16 steps to confront this crisis i wanted to just talk about a few of them that you are said the the state must assume the cost of the wages during the korean team the immediate socialization or nationalization of hospitals and medical centers so that they're now worrying about profits and the immediate international cooperation amongst them to find a vaccine an easier testing and then the abolishment of intellectual property in the medical field can you talk especially about that one because that is something we hear nothing about on our corporate media airwaves. you see when a crisis in woods is governments come in with trillions of dollars of big money to bail out the private sector if you're building out of the private sector you're sensually ki

no iona company with a 50,000 pound loan taken up. this is like a covid—19 loan?g businesses. the bounce back loan scheme is designed to support uk smaller businesses that have been adversely... as covid-19 shut down the economy, the government announced a rescue plan, a loan of up to £50,000, simple to apply for, paid out within a day. but see this. the number of new firms being registered, riding high until covid—19 hits and then lockdown. the economy falls off a cliff and new registrations collapse. but then watch. today we announced a brand—new loan scheme... when rishi sunak announces the bounceback loan scheme, registrations take off. we don't know how many of those new companies might be fake, or how many actually applied for a loan, but we do have evidence of applications to multiple different banks from a number of brand—new, completely bogus firms. rules are clear, only companies already trading on the first of march this year can apply for bounceback loans, but we have seen evidence of scores of firms only created in the last couple of months making app

what she sees she's now come out and says it's already here and in news few paper interview susan iona said there was a danger germany could squander away the success it had achieved so far there has been a steady uptick in the number of cases in recent weeks with over 870 new infections counted on tuesday eunice said hospitals were prepared but she urged people to stick to social distancing and hygiene rules like washing your hands and where masks. all right let's get you the latest now d w political correspondent simon young is tracking developments for you simon what measures are in place now currently as we speak to get a handle on the uptick in the cases here in germany. well one of the things that the your thoughts is a particularly concerned about is people who have been going on vacation particular around europe and are now returning to germany and that's why they've instituted a program of free testing at airports at rail stations of past terminals and other key points so offering free testing to people and very soon they're going to make that mandatory for people returning fr

it is the self—employed, like iona fyfe, a folk singer, who feel relieved by the announcement, yes, but. first, i very much appreciate that we will be supported until august. i worry about my ability to keep touring and keep being a musician, especially after years and years of training and graduating with a degree in music, it's very heartbreaking. but the treasury say that the self—employed were already treated differently, for example, being allowed to carry on working while claiming the support. the message from the chancellor — that his spending will continue through the summer but as the economy reopens, it must then come to an end. faisal islam, bbc news. our chief political correspondent, vicki young, is at westminster. these schemes have been saving millions ofjobs and are very popular so it is tricky for rishi sunak to change them. popular so it is tricky for rishi sunak to change themlj popular so it is tricky for rishi sunak to change them. i think the chancellor might look back and think that announcing all that help with broad political backing might have been the easy bit

we can speak to iona now. did you have fun? it was so much fun.ple of so many people came online to dance with me. when you say that many, how many? we had 57 people. and how big can it go? we can get up to, i think 500 on soon. and we are planning a party on friday. we are hoping more and more people flood in. what is the theme on friday? we are going to do a general online party was several breakout rooms, so we will have several djs and then a pyjama party room, and a virtual bar where someone room, and a virtual bar where someone pretends to serve room, and a virtual bar where someone pretends to serve someone a drink at things like that. and what you think is getting people into this? are theyjust bored and lonely? well, i mean, obviously, i took the decision to self isolate last week. otto normally would do is go out dancing. i'm just trying to make my life what it would normally be like but at home on the internet. and i feel that people are sort of stop. people are very worried, but they are physically stuck indoors. and to shake off that

it is the self—employed, like iona fyfe, a folk singer, who feel relieved by the announcement, yes, but that we are going to be supported until august. i worry about my ability to keep touring and keep being a musician, especially after years and years of training and graduating with a degree in music. it's very heartbreaking. but the treasury say that the self—employed were already treated differently, for example, being allowed to carry on working while claiming the support. the message from the chancellor — that his spending will continue through the summer but as the economy reopens, it must then come to an end. faisal islam, bbc news. let us return to our top story now. the wave of protests right across america. angus spilling out into the streets state to state —— anger. this is live in atla nta. state —— anger. this is live in atlanta. this is the reaction to the killing of george —— george floyd by a police officer. the police of the has been charged with third—degree murder and manslaughter but that has not dampened the protests. thousands of people out on the streets from los

ed markey and congresswoman iona presley both from massachusetts are are pushing for a federal ban on governmental use of the staff and nothing about you know private or or local but governmental you're right boston the city of boston has already killed the use of this do you foresee to be death of this sort of technology and surveillance altogether i think we could see it remember i.b.m. was another company that recently the c.e.o. came out and said that they were going to completely into their facial recognition program because he didn't like the way it was being used it said to me that right now this is all coming up because we do have this push in the in the black lives matter movement and so a lot of companies are doing this for p.r. purposes and what frustrates me about that is that clearly jeff bezos and amazon did not do this when it was clear the technology didn't work but when the public wasn't paying attention to it because he had employees who were standing up and say that there were journalists like you with me say amazon's technology does not work it should not be use bu

it is the self—employed, like iona fyfe, a folk singer, who feel relieved by the announcement, yes, but i'm very much appreciative that we are going to be supported until august. i worry about my ability to keep touring and keep being a musician, especially after years and years of training and graduating with a degree in music. it's very heartbreaking. but the treasury say that the self—employed were already treated differently, for example, being allowed to carry on working while claiming the support. the message from the chancellor — that his spending will continue through the summer but as the economy reopens, it must then come to an end. faisal islam, bbc news. one of the leading scientists advising on the government's coronavirus response says he disagrees with the decision to ease lockdowns across the uk, because the level of infection remains in his words "very high." from monday, up to six people will be able to meet outside and in private outdoor spaces in the uk, as long as they adhere to social distancing measures. the use of bathrooms in private homes will also be allowed a

excellent advice from iona bain and dan whitworth, good to have you with us.ams, has had two historic convictions for attempting to escape from prison in the 1970s overturned by the supreme court. the judges ruled that his detention without trial at the maze prison outside belfast in 1973 had been unlawful because it wasn't authorised by the then northern ireland secretary, willie whitelaw. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is in belfast. explain more about this case, then, chris. for decades, gerry adams has been one of the most controversial figures here, throughout the conflict in northern ireland and the peace process as well, the president of sinn fein for 35 years, the party that was regarded as the political wing of the ira,. mr adams has a lwa ys wing of the ira,. mr adams has always denied being in the ira himself. this case goes back to the conflict in the early 1970s, when the security forces arrested paramilitary suspects without trial. mr adams was interned in 1973. he twice tried to escape from jail in 1974 and then again in the following year

i on amy iona handful -- hint -- eye on a handful of other speeches.tors, senator marsha blackburn and senator joni ernst, senator blackburn from tennessee and joni ernst is in a very competitive reelection fight in on a y against a progressive challenger, theresa greenfield. from a nexgen or a conservative ,tandpoint to congress members a republican from new york and dan crenshaw, a republican from texas. look for them as they look to usher in a new generation of republican conservatives. guy: thank you very much. kevin cirilli joining us ahead iteration of the rnc. we are clearly waiting to see with the president has to say. , it's going to be fascinating to see what the polling looks like next week in terms of how this has changed. >> we saw the democrats bump after the convention but there was a lot of buildup to biden's speech on thursday. we will likely hear from the president again and i wonder that takes the height out -- hype out. may not deliver the big bang approach that we got from biden in many eyes outperformed expectations on that speech

more nicole and her companions belonged to the kenyan people 1000 years of iona in 1902 morley go together with other people in her village left the banks of the moroni river and guyana accompanied by the sound of strong sheen 32 others have fallen team to undertake the journey. there's also no one more than the old people told us that there was a big party before departure. if the british still remember a must and that the ship gradually disappeared over the horizon. than they could still see what was happening but by the sheer cruelty on the horizon there was silence there is no. difference explorer france one level sent by the military for colonies was able to convince the killing yet to head off into the unknown the money in beautiful sights and sounds that they would be well treated. i think what it cost travel compared with were better for women and children for game voluntarily but were locked up in cages or what they were supposed to make pottery imperioli up until dugouts instead they were forced to act as savages for the audience and were w. humiliated in the process they were no

we'rejoined by iona bain, founder of the young money blog — a site which helps young people better understandnce. good day to have you in. let's start on borisjohnson good day to have you in. let's start on boris johnson ‘s good day to have you in. let's start on borisjohnson ‘s government, another emergency meeting to see what next steps are. i've enjoyed a wealth of sporting entertainment over the weekend. but these are the sorts of things, i suppose, which could be on the line? yes, we are going to see an intensification, shall we say, of the measures designed to try and limit the impact of coronavirus and this could involve what is euphemistically called social isolation, minimising social contact. and therefore we could see the government today recommending that more people work from home. which could come as a surprise to some. i think at the moment, we are seeing denial in certain parts of the business community about how serious this could get. and also because people are not necessarily used to working from home. they may find that quite a big adjustment to make. and unless we see mo

now let's bring in bloomberg contributor and iona college professor jeanne zaino. we just heard about the continuation of a rollout of cabinet level officials. i am curious, who are you looking to see the biden administration that would please some of the progressives who are calling for more progressive picks for the cabinet? kevin: taylor, it looks like we are not being able to hear jeanne zaino. i am struck by this because earlier this morning, i spoke with some progressives who were actually wondering when they are going to be able to get some of their more progressive picks in the cabinet. taylor: great point. we are so fortunate that you are down on the ground in d.c.. you highlighted with bill faries , the great interview you had done in july with tony blinken. he had interesting comments around china. i would like to play that and then have you walk me through it. take a listen. mr. blinken: we have to dig out from a strategic deficit president trump has put us in. by every key metric china's position is stronger and ours is weaker as a result of the presid

jeanne zaino, professor of clinical science at iona college, thank you.ooking to downsize as people continue to work from home. we stick to gil borok about the future of office space. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: working from home has become the new normal. it is only natural then that a survey from cisco shows many are downsizing or planning to downsize office space. joining us to discuss the commercial real estate market is gil borok of colliers international. give us some data. you just released your 2020 midyear outlook. what is it looking like for the office spaces that you oversee? true that there are a certain number of companies looking to downsize, because home has been so successful. we are hearing a number of folks are looking for new leases, probably anticipating post pandemic, that they will need more space per person, which is an offsetting factor. when you look at the long term, my feeling has been, things tend to return to the mean. we will see some more working from home, certainly. are we going to see a huge move toward everybody working

we welcome jeanne zaino, our bloomberg political contributor and a professor of political college.t iona this is a big move for the president. he had fought for this. he decided to go to florida because he wanted to have a big convention and now he is giving up altogether. what is going on? jeanne: the writing was on the wall, you had aids convinced him , you had apprehensive donors, you had members of the gop from congress who said they would not show up. they were going to have trouble getting guests. then you had talk of social distancing, wearing masks, and the president and his team did not want to repeat of what they saw in tulsa. all of those things combined. the pandemic numbers in florida having increased in the last several weeks. the writing was on the wall the president had to make this move, which is something he had resisted. he fought the governor of north do it inon trying to north carolina in a way that was socially distanced and safe. he moved into jacksonville and yesterday he was forced to reverse course. it was the right move, but for the president it is devastating