they áare light for the north bay, central and south bay. employers áare planning to make working áfrom home permanent. á >>> health experts are raising red áflags on president donald trump's ácoronavirus vaccine áplan, why one bay area expert warns áthat those plans are áunrealistic. >>> >>> hospit als act worried áabout access to remdesivir now that gilead is á starting to wrap up their kinl studies. the fda ágave the drug emergenc use áauthorization. that happened after the drug showed promising results. now ágilead is reportedly transitioning áto product distribution. á they pledgd to ádonate 1.5 ámillion vials of the drug but health experts want to know how that i ágoing to be allocated. á>>> president donald trump has formally unveiled his administration's ambitious plan to develop a vaccine for the coronavirus. the president áannounced a program áhe is calling operatio warp speed. mr. átrump said the goal is to have millions of doses of the ávaccine available by the end o this year but one health expert is warningthat the goal could b

can you define that more how aáre you arriving at that number?are notsatisfied with what you see on the covid-19 website to quantify áthat áeven further but i think last week dr. angel and dr. galli were veryá good and limited restaurat work and i hope i provided transparency fr the offices áas wellá. >>> áyou been listening to governorá newsom's daily news contest right there. the ágovernor on this tuesday afternoon talking áabout a lot of different issues out there. at timesá scattered and i lost myself and what he was trying to say there. áhe began talking about áthe testing. we've conducted more than 1 million test costs áin tá state. á41million tested just yesterday. we wanted to hear more informatio áabout restaurants. @áhe started to talk áabout tha i still ave áquestions. i know he kept pitching to the covid-19 .ca.gov website for restaurant owners to get the specifics where there are about 100 recommendations as to what employees should do when they come back to work. office buildings can open up but only if counties have state approval.

want áto leave their house, the áare tired of exercising in the living room.á >> reporter: gems likement for open air áclasses. áno doubt members will have áquestions about ventilation an áair flow, as well as social á distance. but ratherá than a full stop, ágyms say it's time to fine-tun the standads and move away áfrom essential versus nonessential. >> scrap that and come up with áa safe, safer, safest business áand if a business and comply, you opn. if you can't comply, you stay áclosed. á>> reporter: right now they would ábe grateful for roadmap. >> we want the checklist, how áwe can comply, what we will do áand we will do it. á>> reporter: george is one of áthe states were gems already reopened with precautions, suchá as temperature checks out the door. áprotocols, california is likel to adopt, sonoma fit has three closedgems in sonoma and marin counties. á>> the industry certainly ásuffering right now. áwe have seen that all over the bay area. áthank you so much. á>>> we moved to this now, san francisco set to allow a álimited reopening of retail on ámonday. áit's a small step

there áare several new safety á rules though.ost two áin less than 24 hours. á >> now, a hero's áwelcome after putting his own health at risk to save others. now áhe will continue to treat ácoronavirus patients at his owá hospital in carmichael. >>> á7:56. an entrepreneur in the east bayá that makes air freshners for tesla áare helping front line workers. á he changed the focus of his á business to now making face á shields for health care workers using the ásame laser cutter that he uses for his regular product. á in the past month he donated á 5,000 face shields across the country áand to hospital staff members áhere in the bay area. >> if more people on the front line are like fearing for their lives áand don't have the prope equipment ánecessary to do whatá they need to do, then á collectively we're all screwed. >> they're very grateful that á someone is -- we're able to á give it to them for free. á >> he started this project with his áown money and donations have helped. he says it áhas given him a á sense of purpose during

you áare about to see the greatest goalie in the history of the sport.ng from home tonight. news tonight,time we see the precautions the áowner says she's átaking after opening her doors to public. >> reporter: julie, the owner tellle me she knows governor á newsom wants apps us to flatten the curve. she cantler flatten ler

these people cages áare not what they want á said the protesters. how can you shelter in place if you ádon't have a place? á>> city officials said they moved á1000 people into hotel rooms áwith since the orders ábegan. áthey are continuing to negotiate áwith other hotels fo vacant rooms for the homeless. >>> coming up at 5:30. áthe bay area county hardest hi by the pandemic, seeing light á at the end of the tunnel. how santa clara county is á getting ready to relax shelter in place restrictions. >>> áassistance for undocumente immigrants who have been impacted by the pandemic. >> what we are learning about á back to back homicides in antioch in the past 24 hours. >> i will be back with the weather that includes a chance áof showers and clearing and warmer daytimes. i'll see you back here in a. two men actiwerevá hours apart today áand antioch á this place. á the two homicides, as police oficers didá proactive policing in the city. >>á the first shooting happenedá at 130 in the morning at this á apartment complex. á >> one person injured in one ápers

they say they have felt so much gratitude áfrom others that the áare just doing their job. >> we willtion army hosted a drive through áfood give away in oakland áand san francisco. >> help is needed now more than áever with food so the salvatio army came up with a unique way áto meet that need. á>> with boxes stacked high the ásalvation army's food box driv áthrough event couldn't have come a áa better time. >> i'm a mother of 9 children so it helps our family a lot. >> 5000 families won't have to worry áabout where their next ámeals come from. >> during the pandemic it's hard to get food so it helps tremendousy. á >> the health crisis force many áwho normally don't have food t áask for help, so with a donation from the church of jesus áchrist of latter day saints. just to feed their families and áwe want to make a difference. >> for those who registered áfood was put in the trunks of ácars as they drove up. á >> it's a gift card to the, and áa gift card to albertsons, saf way, $20 each, i love this. >> it ábrings a little hope to áfamilies going through a tough time. >> sara, ktvu fo

there áare about 28 stops on th átour.nter storm watch in th sierra. áá a lot will be changing over the ánext couple of days as our nex ápacific frontal system, there' áthe next storm that approaches áour coastline this weekend. áhere's the plan the next coupl ofdays for the weekend, unsettled áwith rain developing up in the north bay later that áday, especially after 5 to 6 áp.m. áon saturday. áthen on sunday some morning ran áand showers that could lead to ásome thunderstorms. now we are thinking in terms of rainfall á totals through monday we are áexpecting about a quarter of a inh to three quarters of an inch, ábut the coastal hills ácould be over an inch. áin these rainfall projections have been moving around quite a bit, but we're just giving you an idea. áwe are just expecting a ásprinkle or maybe .05. these ánumbers likely go up as áwe go into the weekend. áthis area of high pressure is offshore. á áthat warmed us up today, but áyou can to the frontal band ou there áin the pacific. áas we come in closer on the ásal

who is seen this couple is asked to call rohnert park police á >>> áside put detectives in oaklan áare, no arrests have been madeá in this case. >>> áin the meantime, oakland police are making gains in their ácrackdown on sideshows. the department announcing they átold nine vehicles friday with the áhelp of law-enforcement ádrought the bay area. áthe vehicles that were seized áwere throughout alameda county and ácities as far away as brentwood áand stockton. áit's part of a long-term investigation áspearheaded by oakland ápolice, authorities sa they will continue to dedicate resources áto stop sideshows. >>> ácoming up, the donation tht átwo huge food giveaways feedin thousands áof people around the ábay area. >>> and see how one company quickly ápivoted to stay in operation áwhile keeping its áworkers employed. >>> a very mild saturday across mostá neighborhoods for today ábut the clouds building behind me right now, talking about rain as we head into your sundayforecast. we will have the update, coming up. - ( phone ringing )es offers - big button,alized phones... and volume-enhanced

roads áare wet. >> that is correct, it will be á that way throughout the day. áthis might be the lastkend, front and á center, this low, over the bay á area -- it will really generateá good lift and activity. we have things calming down a littlebit, not the case of santa ácruz mountains. ágilroy is also getting activitá you could get a brief heavy á downpours and hail, temperatures are down to 58, that is a heckuva system for mid-may. as it slides down, it will destabilize.á á two the valley, anywhere inland would áhave a better chance tha anyone else.á á this will be the coolest day ofá the week. let's see, i think you said we á had an issue earlier, is ásomething going on? á >>> everything is okay at macarthur, we had an issue at 580, and, that was cleared up. áwe have a look at most of the commuts, áthey are doing well. we have small problems out there áthat are not causing ámajor traffic delays, but hereá is the san mateo bridge. á this is a good example. you ácan see that there are mor ápeople than 8:00 and the morning.á á let's go back to the headlines.á >>> all right, thank you

because áthey already had leaseá signed that are binding, that áare no longer needed. >> á>> reporterreements that are in place. áentreat every leaseholder as equally áas possible. á>> reporter: landlords are not áallowing tenants to break áleases like you normally wouldá the entire housing economy has spun 180 degrees, now landlords are ásuddenly not able to re- rent units. á>> reporter: joseph toner saysá is more colleges moved to classe áand now for the fall, á the office is being bombarded á by panicked parents and studens, áin tyler's case is á leases have compounded his áfamily's financial problems. >> my mom owns a beauty salon, áand she was forced to á temporarily close her business down. á because áis not considered an essential ábusiness. my dad owns a bagel shop, he is ánot getting that much foot á traffic either. >> reporter: these students are áthe only one suffering for the apartmnt áassociation was árepresents owners and landlord ásuch as the statement. most units sit thinking in the áfall, we are going to see many árental investments near colleg ácampuses go belly up.

thre áare a lot of things to áconsider.ed showers áby saturday night, and sunday á day. ánot the entire day, let me see áwhat i mean. á here is going into tonight, butá tomorrow morning low clouds at the ácoast, mid and high-level clouds over the rest of the bay area . would go through the á entire day mainly dry peer we á are already in the sunset, you ácan see lake county, north bay áarea as well as it looks like right about the edge of sonoma ácounty, now beginning to see ásome of that rain. as we get into the overnight áhours, it moves into the bay áarea. áwe wake up with it looks like áwidespread rain on sunday morning. áby two or 3:00 in the afternoo áit's moving out. we will have a rainy start to á sunday, i think by the second half of sundtorms for monday. áas far as rainfall amounts, á anyone from a quarter inch to half-inch áfor most of our urbaá areas, inch, maybe two inches áfor some of our higher elevations áand our hills, those áof you all the way to tuesday ámorning, you kind of notice áthat the rain continue

there áare limits to the number of cars as well as who can attend and security requiremnts includingening up our áeconomy. it's not going to get back to life as it was before this pandemic started. á there will be things that may ábe long-term changes for us. >>á health officials say people áneed to keep following key principlesincluding social distancing and wearing a face ácovering in public. á >>> santa clara county announced átoday it will allow á nonessential, retail businesses to reopen on friday. we are told about that and some áother changes announced today. >>á at this children's boutique áin downtown campbell, a realitá of the pandemic. >>á we have mommy shirts. mama á ain't easy. >> the storefront has been closedfor two months. they fulfilled online orders buá thanks to the amendment to the ásanta clara county health order, they can make curbside pickup starting friday. >> i think customers might feelá more comfortable now. before it was clear that we should only be picking up items from essential businesses. >> businesses are limited á because customers are not allowed ái

none o us áare nacve that once i sit fits all.he state the ámodifications we meet stat wide we allow for further modification and what we refer to as ástage two in this 24 counties. á we have been working collaboratively and closely with áhealth directors and we have putá those of the attestationsá upon one at our covid-á19 .ca.gov website and w have alowedá to mapping technology thi appeal the ability áfor you and others not only i the community ábut outside the community to check in and see how those counties á are doing against their commitments and their self certification in terms of their capacity to test and trace and track, isolate, provide protectioná to the most vulnerableá and skilled nursing facilities áhospital search and the like today we want to update you only on that progress but, congressá has been having with the state of california nd as á leaders and we've ábeen trackin over the course of the last four dys. we have seen a decline áof 7.5% decline over a 14 day. á and áhospitalizations state wid and an 8.7% dec

the board sent the crew does not plan to get off the ship's which áare expected to stay at the portánaling which way to walk áin this may be the office millions ofáamericans go back tá the cities and states around á the country reopen. >> the transition back to the áworkplace needs to be slow and managed. >> commercal property á management fir ácushman and wakefield creaed the six feet office. á a demo on how to keep workers safe. á >> visual cues like that are going áto be important. ibm's ávice president of human resources joanna daley says the tech companyá that employs more than 300,000á people will also screen employees for symptoms beforeá they come in. á>> are you experiencing any symptomsá or fever? á>> folk on principle is proposing companies add touchless techologyá too high touch surfaces like doorknobs, faucets and elvator buttons and invested plenty of sanitation station. % >> áthe idea áof cleaning natio and owning your own hygiene is very important. >> if ou use eleváators get ready for long lines with companies áástaggering schedule according to cushman whitfield, wil

it is up and running this moning. % there áare several new safety á rules there. áface mask beings andark. this by the way is the first disney theme park to reopen. >>> áit is 6:57. appening toáday, major league baseball team owners expected á to hear plans about a shortened season. it calls for a 78-82 regular game season starting early july. á that is half the amount of ágames regularly scheduled. they will áplay in the home stadium. á only teams in their geographic area, áno matter which league oá division we're talking about. the áidea from the commissionerá would expand the post season from 10 áto 14 teams to make upá for lost revenue. >>> áthere's a new study of alost á6,000 major league baseball employees found less áthan 1% had been exposed to th coronaviru. % staánford university researcherá wanted to see how much the á virus spread among the pace á ball teams and employees. many of those who tested positive nver ith covid-19. >>> áand of tennis, á the french open has now been postpoed. áthe secod ágrand slam tennis áevent of the year was originally scheduled for may á 24th th

they all áare expected to á survive. á200 other firefighters were á there.searching for two á teenagers who have been missing ásince friday night. áthey say justin frazier and á angela were last seen in the á santa rosa area. á he is hundred 45 pounds has brown áhair and brown eyes. and áangela is latina, five foo nine áinches. á has brown hair and brown eyes. á anyone that has any information is urged to give them a call. á>> there are now more than á 78,000 cases here in california more than 3800 people have á died. á and, it's over 10,000 cases. in 390 deaths. ásolano county is reporting áthree more deaths over the á weekend. san ámateo santa clara and á alameda are reporting one á additional death. á>> protesters gathered outsideá of the tesla plant in fremont á to express the outrage with the ácompany's ceo. áelon musk. á yesterday's demonstration á included many people who work á at the manufacturing plant á along with union leaders. á they say is put the lives in danger during this pandemic á when he insisted that they did á return to work without á p

the very latest development and why researchers áare optimistic we are looking live at traffic towardáon 2." >>> welcome bak to "mornings á on 2." active list a man- a - ááfacing charges. á ronnie stevenson is accused of chargig peopleá hundreds of dollars fo n95 masks they never received. % steáphen secreted a website claiming áhe has and 95 respirator masks for sale. if convicted stephens inc. could face up to 30 years in prison. á there is a waring about á organizations trying to áprofit illegally. countefeit respirator masks and fake treatments are just a few of the thousands of feet coronavirus reated products being áseized across the country. investigationshave led to more than 50á seizures of faulty, fake adá prohibited kurds. >> anything that someone might use to help deal with the á symptoms of the coronavirus or prevent áthemselves from gettin itá is being exploited. authorties sayá the paycheck protection proramá. in one case to new england restaurant owners reeived alone and they claim to have thousands of employees ádespite having none. >> our time is 4:15 a.m. happning t

tests áare given out from 9:00 á and the morning until one in the afternoon.á á >>> it has been 40 yearsolcano, the ámassive eruption also á triggered a devastating á landslide which flattened á thousands of trees for 200 and á 20 square miles. ágeologists later determined th blast áwas far stronger than a nuclea weapon.á á>>> we are bringing steve á paulson back, i am sure that áeverybody was watching this ha rain over the weekend. á>> i would think so, david, ásome have had over 2 inches. áthat verified what we said on friday. á there are a few individual á cells, one east of fremont, á this is what you will see, á quick showers, brief heavy rainá scattered showers, nothing is too hevy and mendocino county, however. á off spinning due west to, of áeureka, south of that of the mendocino ácoast, this could easily send in strong bands. áthat is what we are looking fo here. san ájose is up to .08, showers are ápossible, possible thundershowersá, 4/10 of an inc would ánot be a surprise today.á 50s at the airport. mid-50s áfor everywhere else. heyward áwill be 57. 35 degrees and tahoe, there

there áare activeá and cases of coronavirus in southen california.ocated at the baptist church oeconomic á or immigration status. appointmens are required. the áfacility is the first virus testing ásite in the oakland ara . >>>á several bay area companies áare working on developing a vaccine áfor covid-19. ánampa is working on a potentiaá vaccine at uc davis medical center in sacramento. á that would be administered through áan adhesive patch. in south san francisco, a á company developed a a vaccine á and pill form. á more than 140 vaccines are in á development to protect people áagainst covid-19. á>> chief medical officer of thá u.s. department of health and á human services. á to thank you for joining us átoday on the four . we have a possible adhesive patch and a possible pill. what do you think about these á alternatives to a regular shot vaccine? á >> it's great to see you again christina. we are really excited about áwhat we are seeing in terms of the áscientific community in thá public sector coming together to identify a vaccine. á there are

. >> when all the kids are in the áhallway, lunchtime, the districts áare working with our state áanda top economic advisor says it áis not going to be a sharp spike. á >> think of a pendulum áswinging, we don't know the ámagnitude of the swings and th áduration of the swing or the settling point. so it really is an uncertain outlook. úáá>> at this time only massachusets áand connecticut re ákeeping those strict stay- áat-home orders in place.>>> thá largest corporate property manageent company in san áfrancisco says they will repay áa $3.6 million small business loan, ábut in two years. áthey were widely criticized álast week for applying for and áreceiving the government loan áwhen many smaller businesses ágot no funding. áthe company says that the á paycheck protection program loan allowed them to continue áto employ 123 front-line worker. áthey say many of those workers áwould have lost their jobs without áthe loan.>>> there ácould soon be changes made to áthe paycheck protection progra áthat will make it more flexiblá for business owners. áright now 75% of the money áborrowed has

be aare saying this may of to bring manufacturing pharmaceutical ingredients into their community tothat have been lost. forn: thank you very much diving into the weeds for us on policy. scarlet: i will pick it up from here. thank you so much, kevin cirilli. let's turn to mark crumpton for first word news. mark: the white house is considering disbanding president trump's coronavirus task force. vice president pence confirmed that to reporters today. he said the white house plans to transition the government's response to fema. the vice president portrayed the task force as having accomplished its goal. he said, "we have slowed the spread, flatten the curve." the u.k. has the ranking of the most coronavirus deaths in europe. there are more than 29,000 confirmed deaths with thousands more expected. -- houses more suspected. boris johnson issued a lockdown at a later stage than other countries and abandon efforts to track and trace coronavirus in the community. a top official is expressing regret over the lack of early testing. the french president emmanuel macron is facing pushback ove

facial masks during operating áhours friday through sunday á and, the social distancing protocols áarexperience is deeper than ájust trying to get deeply discouted goods and services. >> these types of marketplaces have origins in modern-day wall ástreet. so, áwe have used these types o places to develop our communities áand develop our wa of life. >> reporter: the fleamarket will have only half the usual ánumber of vendors to start, there áare hopes that victory over the coronavirus will lead to a return to normal here, and áwithin the larger society. áin east san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox2 news. >>> á so, in san francisco they are áset to allow a limited reopening áof retail on monday. chris áand catherine tells us i is a small step to the bruising financal áhit of this pandemic. >> reporter: after shuttering the ádoors a weeks ago san francico ábusinesses are preparng áto reopen and welcome back customers. christian áfrom a clothing stor in san francisco says come á monday customers will see major changes áto make shopping as safe as possible, including not being áable to browse in

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áinvestigators did not say wher the 16-year-old in the 4-yáear- old girlfriend were located but we áarey and was trying to drive away. á no motive has een releaseád and no suspects have been arrested for san brno police sáearching for supects n áthe commercial burglary. á police resonded to seáventh avenue around 12:15 a.m. áthey found a pickup truck missing and defense seriously damaged and áanyone with information isá asked to contac san bruno police. >> tomorrow oakland city council ill ádecide weather to allow 16 and 17 years old to voe in school board elections. rebecca kaplan wrote the measure ad has táhe support of mayor libby schaaf áand other officils. á supervisors are considering a similar measure for áthe november ballot allowing 16 and 17 áyears oldá to vote in municipal elecions. á >>> happenng today. i áhayward church will provide meals to needy families in the east bay. the ápastor said it is part of th ágovernor newsom's plan to get foodá from farmers to those that are struggling. the food given out at the church áof christ south hayward on industrial park way there in

tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or aar if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. so help heal your skin from within. and talk to your eczema specialist about dupixent. >>> now at 11:00, a bay area county is one hour away from allowing more businesses to open their doors. >> it's been a challenge. we have survived wildfires and floods but there's no playbook for a global pandemic. >> could restaurants and wineries soon follow? tonight the debate over how far to go. >>> san francisco's largest corporate landlord gets a large check. a small business loan worth millions of dollars. why critics say the company doesn't deserve it. >>> many popular bay area events scheduled for this summer are already canceling but danville's fourth of july parade will still go on this year online. >>> now at 11:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, sonoma county leading the way and relaxing shelter in place rules. good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm allen martin in for ken tonight. starting at midnight, t

there áare questions if the á economy will be able to bounce back. áá it is not expected to happen áting árestrictions. itá looks like a normal weekendá in may, with waikiki, and the beache áon honolulu, but socialá distancing is required. á you can only be in groups that á include members of your á immediate household. beachgoerssay the chance to be in the sun and be by the water á was a welcome relief. á >>> to the beach, and for a lotá of families, it's getting back áto normal, which is great. á >> the crowds and high surf á advisories kept the lifeguards á pretty busy out there on á saturday. they pulled more than 260 people out of the water >>> happening today, new drive- through coid-á19 test site á opens up in east oakland. áit's located at the allen átemple baptist church on ánational boulevard near 85th á avenue. the átests are free and á available to everyone, the á goddess of canonic or á immigration status. appointmentsá are necessary. á>> we hope all goes well. á >>> the time is 7:18. sal áis back talking about á what's happening on the roads .á >> it's better than it wa

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that symptomatically, we are seeing the same decrease we saw in other regions statewide, fewer as aare proportion covid like illnesses, when we look at cases, you have this plateau, may slightly decreasing trend. in cases. if we look at the last 14 days or so, we think that is probably decreasing. what i think is important to point out is region seven is another region that has a fair bit of testing going on. this is in the context of fairly good testing as a percent of the total population. hospitalizations wise, you can see what we were looking at before where you have this plateau graph, but then the tail moves where there has been increase over the last two weeks. the study increase -- steady increase is definitely there. given the numbers in the region of the population is less than region one, what is being depicted there is an increase of 44 total admissions over the last two weeks. so it does not mean that there are hundreds of people in the hospital showing up each day more and more. 380ver, i will note we have admissions between region seven and region eight that were had at

congress does have the authority under a law passed about 20 aars ago, to stake -- to take look at theong kong and see whether the special rule remains in place. clearly, with the adoption of these new laws for hong kong, that status is threatened and it will be up to congress whether they want to take the unprecedented step of revoking that special status. francine: what will make them decide -- how unhelpful is this that it is in the midst of one of the largest economic downturns we have ever seen? will it make them unlikely to pick a further fight with china? marty: that is exactly the point. u.s.orld, china and the being the two economies suffering in an unprecedented downturn, the last thing each economy need is another -- each economy need is another crisis added on to the virus crisis that slows economic growth even further. what you will see is strong rhetoric, but cautious actual steps in response to this as it plays out that -- as it plays out. .hat would be my guess francine: who has the upper hand? tom: are they pro-china? francine: go ahead. ahead.ease, fran, go francine:

i'm ian bremmer, and today, i'm offering aare insight into a crisis that's left thousands dead and forcedns into quarantine -- a view from the chinese government. joining me today is china's ambassador to the united states, cui tiankai. we'll talk outbreaks, strategy, and china's role in a gzero world order. but first, a word from the folks who help us keep the lights on. >> major corporate funding provided by founding sponsor first republic. at firstepublic, our clients come first. taking the time to listen helps us provide customized banking and wealth-management solutions. more on our clients

g th>> the importance of aare large-scale, privately sponsored to gain political legitimacy. and recognizes. he uses it in his campaign to win the democratic nomination in 1960. it is notable as we will talk about on thursday that his challenger was lyndon johnson. the most powerful democrat in the country. had all of thehemina authority. building up his credibility and hissinc authority, his ability o manipulate votes in the senate. those two were the leading contenders for the democratic presidential nomination in 1960. itre is telling that john f. kennedy is on the ticket as president and lyndon johnson is on the ticket as vice president. we have all these conflicting ideas over who should have authority. allnned of that will be the sty we look into on thursday. great job today.

saying that they aare not mutually exclusive.laboratory. so i want to be careful if n.not mutually exclusive. so this is not inconsistent with the fwakt thact that it might hn experimented with or contained in a laboratory in wuhan and leaked out. so i want to make that important distinction. if you recall the anthrax case, it was our conclusion that it came from a specific flask at ft. detrick, maryland in a highly secured laboratory. so let's make sure that we understand that it is not yet inconsistent to say that it is natural but it might have come from a lab. >> and i want to ask you to follow up on that and i also want you to analyze the media coverage because i worked in a white house and covered the coverage of the intelligence community very closely. my job be depended on it. but it would appear that the disclosures have been very incremental and very subtle and you just took a scalpel around some of them. the president said that there is intel of how ppe would be in this country. and on tuesday, this news organization reported that donald trump had directed, h

that there's aar great deal of regional variation.ling, undergoing a secondary wave of infections. one -- as 100 million people may be under quarantine again. we are seeing variations between regions, between histories. the consumer, not really back in full force. there's a great deal of uncertainty for many companies. the global markets are very uncertain as well. external demand is way down. has an impact on the economy as well. shery: great to have you with us. mpc, we will be by these guests. take a look at what softbank is doing on the moment. we've heard from the company that it will be selling 240 million shares in their mobile to $2.9 billion. softbank corp. down 200 -- 2.5%. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ the non-is expecting economic growth to slow despite successful moves to contain the coronavirus operate. the prime minister earlier told us that the global fallout when it comes to the pandemic has certainly affected vietnam's trade dependence economy. like other economies, the covid-19 pandemic has affected ma

enforcement, around policing, around the sank pity of black lives, and protests that os stens ably aare talking to reopen the country, but are testing the bounds of what this president and what this administration will allow in relationship to a whole other agenda. so that's one point. i think it's also important just to say that, you know, a lot of the people that i have seen out in the streets and literally a few blocks from my house there's flash grenades, there's tear gas wafting through the air. the risk that people are willing to take in order to demand accountability is also completely preventible in the same way that this pandemic and the impacts of this pandemic were preventible. you know, had we really pushed and said, you know, there can be no other movement besides making sure that this police officer and these police officers that we saw in broad daylight on camera who stood on a man's neck and murdered him, stood on his neck for eight straight minutes, we cannot wait for justice. leadership would be advancing. and, yet, again we are being told over and over again that we h

immediately on october 26 to remove that tree because they were very worried for the safety of public that aare undh those trees. and that had been communicated to mr. seguine on april 7, 2020. thank you very much. >> commissioner swig: thank you. >> vice president honda: thank you very much. that was it. >> commissioner tanner has a question. commissioner tanner? >> commissioner tanner: yes, thank you, alex. so my question is if you can go into some more of the community outreach that was done. you know, i think while i certainly understand the difference between e.i.r.s and kind of going through with other projects and the reason why the building had to shift, it could strike some as a little bit of a bait and switch: oh, we're going to only take out 25 trees, and now, it's 32. what organization methods have you been using to get the word out about this, and what's been the response from some of these organizations? >> so let me jump right in here, we've been in front of potrero boosters, neighborhood groups, and community meetings held at the hospital. i know that a number of us have been in