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endangered the years of research and development that they have behind the german sportswear giant adi the us has retracted its decision to delay paying rent on retail stores forced to close because of the coronavirus the company had come under fire for taking advantage of a government support scheme critics say the help was not intended for large profitable companies. it was bound to happen the us shell producer whiting petroleum has filed for bankruptcy protection making it the 1st signs of u.s. oil fracking company to be pulled under by plunging prices crude oil is hovering around 20 dollars a barrel this wednesday weak demand due to the coronavirus and a price war between saudi arabia and russia both contributed to the plunge the shale oil boom in the u.s. has transformed global markets but many companies they flourished and they also carry heavy debt load us. for more now let's go to our financial correspondent gives quarter in new york yeah this was going to happen these fracking companies are starting to focus now how worried are american fracking companies at the moment . well

. >> the oxford team areoping to have a million des of vaccine ady by september.huge scale up in manufacturing after t it is not clear who would be prioritized to get the vaccine first. for now, we have to wait and see if it works. fergus walsh, bbc news, oxford. laura:ro fingersed for that trial. now, crime is down in america at this point in the crisis. gun saleare up. the bia -- the fbi did 3.7 million back on purchases. a record was set for the most checks everdu ccted in a single d. >> first time gun buyers lining up outside the store in san francisco. it is a scene replicatedcross the country as americans stock up on what some consider essential items. >>fe we want t safer. the mentality of some people. they get crazy and desperate. you never know what is going to happen. >> but as ci remain in lockdown, there has been a sharr decline orted crime. from chicago to los angeles and in newk, the epicenter of the virus, serious crime has seen a double-digi drop. york's police force is also sick. an example of white americans who never owned a gun now feel they ne

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ady a high-risk it's very likely that i'll be have to be a c-secti or i'll go into preterm labor.ent from feeling so prepared and then a soon as this hit, well, money has to come from somewher my partner got laid off temporarily because of the virus. i want to be proactive and prepared for things but we don't reporter: pregnancy is already a stressful and challenging time. there are major life changes, body changes, emotional changes. >> and pregnant during a pandemic brings all kinds of new challenges and stressful situations too. reporter: this is doctor, a former health commissioner ofe baltimnd planned parehood. this is also person for her. >> i'm 38 weeksel pregnant m at the moment. pregnant people are still medically vulnerable bec se of changes to their immune system, to their physiology. and shouldake extra precautions the way that other categories of people who are medically vulnerable should take precautions as well. we believe based on theimited data we have that there is no because there isn't covid-19 -ound in am knee otic fluid. it's - amniotic fluid, not in breast m

stop science organization has resigned motto foot adi says that he faced institutional and political obstacles while trying to swiftly set up a scientific program to combat the virus and a global condom shortage is looming due to the virus locked on measures in major production hubs like malaysia the un warns of devastating public health consequences it's. new york is still reporting sharply rising casualties from the virus the death toll has now climbed above 4000 many more than died in the 911 attacks the state reported its biggest one day jump in fatalities on tuesday hospitals were made overstretched but governor andrew cuomo insists that the number of deaths is leveling off he says that this shows social distancing is working. meanwhile president donald trump has threatened to freeze funding for the world health organization at his daily white house briefing trump criticized at the handling of the crisis saying that the u.n. body was quote china centric they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed a call they could have called it months earlier they would have

cbs reporter naomi rackham on what is being done so campers don't go unnoticed. 14yearld sae getting adyowhatldfike the mo welcoming place ever and it is like a second home. >> appel farm is planning full steam ahead for summer 2020, hoping the coronavirus outbreak will be under control by the time camp is set to start in june. >> they need that help, they need to know that when we all work together to stop the spread of covid-19, that they get to come >>accordto s this , including limiting or canceling field trips and visitor dates, adding staff or moving start dates. >> we are being patient and we are looking forward to providing as much camp as we possibly can. >> for now, cancellations are happening more for those camps that help hold this camp has been part of my life for the last 24 years and you have to, you know, cancel, it hurts. >> the camp which serves kids with cancer and their families has decided to offer virtual camp this summer. >> is just great disappointment. we know what our camp means for these families and these campers and how much they look forward to. recognizing

hadley says he is not ady to believe it's a hate crime but suspects it may be related to the coronavirusrgency nonetheless >>somehow somebody is benefiting, you know fromthis syndergaard's to you know what's going on you know it today. you know with covid an you know how erybody you know there certain miss is better able to builin certain miss that. >>county opens offended personally but erring on the side ofcaution before calling the attack a hate crime is district 4 councimember long yeah, i don't think we should be saying that yes i think it may yet reveal itself to be but until we have all the evidence to substantiate that. >>the in the inten behind his actions. and thwe should say th i think there's hate going on in the right now as a result of area covid-1against asian americans that we have enty attention in aransawords, the damage amounts tosome $10,000 per business as lee. >>that's a huge hit when the only receipts are coming from take out services he and other merchas are rying to surve. >>yes, i mean during this whole crisis, you know we try to stay open trying to keep our you

in this state, my kids are being raised in new jersey. 9/11 the towns were hit hard hurricane san de ady, seaside, now we have this, always the state comes back pupp new jersey is going to get a long vacation when this thing is over. governor murphy, thank you for joining us we appreciate it, be well. >> thanks for having me, man amen >> absolutely, we'll talk again soon, jersey strong and we mean it here, everybody knows somebody from new jersey let's all just admit that. >>> coming up after the break. there's an opec plus plus plus meeting taking place on thursday, possibly g-20 on friday, will anything get done scott sheffield will be our guest as well, and then zoom everybody's using it, and with the stock, everybody appears to have been buying it. why did it get downgraded today? we'll talk more about that, the dow up 1600 in taypotsod we're back right after this. doing everything possible to keep you connected. through the resilience of our network and people... we can keep learning, keep sharing, keep watching, and most of all, keep together. it's the job we've always done... it i

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no way to describe the fear and the anxiety you would have of coming to work, knowing that there is ady see disease o there that may take your life. i've never served in the military. the closest i would ever come to serving in uniform for this country is to do the job that i'm doing today. and by that i mean, i liken it to listening to the whistle as you go up over the trenches to face the enemy bayonet. that nervous fear that you would have to know that to do my job, to save lives, to follow my calling, it may take my life, but yet people show up to work, the degree of selflessness that people have demonstrated have been reinvigorating for me and my profession, and why i do this. i stand on the shoulders of giants. and i stand alongside the most fearless people i've ever seen. >> doctor, sir, thank you for your work and thanks for taking time to talk to us about it. i appreciate you doing it. i hope you'll stay in touch in the coming days and weeks. >> thank you, rachel. this is a great honor. i appreciate it. >> thanks. much more to get to tonight. stay with us. (bell rings) when hea

though sees the risk for himsf and others, means not pushing togo back to work before he's ady. >>to me that's thworst fears too. her people have for other people in danger so just to know that i have it so i can even stay tried kansas problem without infecting people. small signs of businesses e reopeng in the bay area, some coffee shop and san francisco are actually back on. the starbucks on jackson street waamong the first one of the firsstarbucks sitting in a close throughout the u.s. because of the shelter-in-place orders that nt into effect jade chang with san francco chber of commerce s this is a really get signed. >>i think that sinesses right now are struggling with 2 things one how do we keep our employees employed and it's and floyd workers we need to bring an incumbent's a business it beenvery creative shelter in place the right social diancing, but doing the work it takes to serve eir customers and deliver their products. >>san francisco bay spills coffee also opened its stores after closing them back on march 17th at this time, there's no dine-in service and you ca

erra your finanal statements ady for 2019.can show the numrs that you have for payro and payroll related exnses and then to do it as for l. >>wl the small business administration commes that you check in with your local lender to e if they're participating in this program lenders began processing the loan applications back on april 3rd the paycheck protection program will be available through june 30th. city of san francisco now has a new emergency oinance that looks out for health care workers. they'll be getting 2 additional wes of id leave that they miss time becaus of the pandemic this include missing work because they had coronavirus symptoms and we're told to self-quantine or if they mply do not meet the cdc's guidelines for healt care workers. this new ordinance protects those who work for kaiser permanente sutter health and dignity health and northeast medical services. >>a nuisance update the term rd immunity it came up gain as he discussed modifying the stay at home orr put in place to slow the spread of the coronavi

it's ady to day battle here. what are authorities saying as to why their death toll is so high? health care system is so incredibly overwhelmed? is it because younger folks are infecting older folks because they're all in isolation together inside of their homes or is it a combination of both? >> well, we don't really know and that is kind of the million-dollar question here. that is what everybody wants to know, why italy? why has this relatively small country compared to a lot of the other countries afflicted with this disease had to carry such a terrible burden? by far, the most deaths of any country in the world and surging numbers of cases. and that is a question that a lot of people are going to be asking and a lot of it has to do with this is the second oldest population in the world. it is a country where there is a lot of intergenerational living and that's something that a lot of people are looking at. >> matt bradley live from roam, great seeing you. >>> still ahead, democratic leaders across the country are calling for the party to postpone its july convention. your

while supplies have improved significantly in the last two weeks, the damage has ale ady been don madrid's ill- prepared nursing homes. nearly 800 residents who tested positive have died. that almost 3,500 iths have said similar symptoms are not counted in official statistics. beatriz cano says more than 30nt resihave died at her retirement home, including in recent days, some bodies left b for hours befong t llected. two care workerse same home told us they also feared that their inadequate protectivt uipment was g residents and themselves at risk. >> ( translated ): i'm terrified by the lack ofygiene, lack of materials, and a situation so chaotic that we have one single nurse attending to people with the covid-19 virus and to us as well. i feel like i'm in alife horror film. >> reporter: but while supplies are scarce, some healthcare workers are back on the job. doctor alejandro quiros became ill while working in his e.r. hepent 17 days in home quarantine after testing positive for the vir, whilehi few colleagues still standing have fought on. >> in our situation i think righnow we have

and as comfort getting ady to help new york city's overtaxed hospitals governors in some of the hardest hit states pleading for more ventilators are ask was for 2300 as you mentioned we got 300 overnight. we're grateful for that we need them. >>urgently we need a lot more out of the federal stockpiles well for the president trump says the federal gornment will hold off on sending out almost 10,000 ventilators and preparation for the peak of the outbreak we have to hold them back because e surge is coming and it's coming pretty strong. and we want to be able to immediately move into place. >>more cities preparing for their turn as hot spo like new orleans were preparing for a significant amount of hospitalizations and unfortunately as time of course warming significant amount of doubts to the midwest detroit and chicago filling massive downtown convention centers with hospital banks were doing a. >>field hospital in michigan of 250 beds that we may be doubling it up soon depending on. >>with nearly 80% of the u.s. population now under stay at home or shelter-in-place orders white house c

move around freely again remains an open question, but for newly-turned 12-ar-old berklee sousa, she's adyrned a powerful lesson. >> even thou there's a lot of things going on right now in the world, you can still do something toake it better. not everything can be negative about everything that's going on, and to just stay positive through this time. >> desjardins: for the pbs newshour in washingtoni'm lisa desjardins. >> woodruff: and happy birthy to you, and great ideas. in our lead story,sstatedwe go. the number of deaths from covid-19 in europe. it is now more than 30,000 people killed. we regret the error. and that is the newshour for tonight. i'm judy woodruff. join us online, and again here tomorrow evening. for all of us at the pbs newshour, thank you, stay safe and see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: >> consumer cellular offers no-contract wiless plans that are designed to help you do more ofhings you enjoy. whether you're a talker, texter, browser, photographer, or a bit of everything, our u.s.-based s customerervice team is here to find a p

adi's and medicines would be made available as insured by various state governments but there's still a lot of questions here about exactly what residents are going to be allowed to do or if they're going to have to stay in their homes i rely on the state governments have been wearing them the supplies that they need and that will let me ask you this what are the i mean obviously we can kind of from our own experiences here in the states and what we've seen over the news what are the concerns if there is a massive coronavirus covert break in deal like what kind of scale what we look at your race in the same way here in the united states we're looking at our own health care system and saying they would not be able to handle a massive current virus outbreak that's exactly what's happening in india and especially when we're looking at their health care system issues that it's had over the last few years now if we're looking at the number specifically reports are noting that when it comes to india's health care system they currently have just $40000.00 ventilators only one isolation bed p

it sounds like a distinction but it's adi big one.as soon as you say woman director you are lumping all women together saying they directs the same. when you say i'm a woman that directs you are saying i am a woman, great, i'm a director and i love that also and they have pretty much nothing to do with each other. >> things don't always go together. there's a fascinating chapter in the buckey book i won't talk ab- >> there was one the question is whether beauty and genius are connected and i was making the case that they are and one of the people i talked to said they have nothing to do with each other. it comes down to shoes sometimes. [laughter] a positive approach. >> admittedly i wrote the gratitude diaries. i look for this everywhere but i've never met a group of women that were more positive and have a more wonderful outlook and who did win a nobel prize a couple of years ago and came up with an incredibly new way of designing and of course if the long time to win the nobel prize. everybody told her she was crazy and that this w

ady, if you do not mind in second doing the triage on the meadowlands. the website, we got an overwhelming amount of demand. the commission is doing everything they can. i think i've said this a couple of times -- go on this website over mine -- my left shoulder here, covid19.nj.gov. that is another way in. in terms of shopping hours, it is a good question. i have not been asked that before. i do not know what guidance, as a health matter, you would give. i know certain retailers are having senior hours, seniors being more impacted by this than not. which we have encouraged her this is something i would like to come back to you on. it is another fair question. in a perfect world, it seems to me you would have that. we are not in a perfect world, so we do not have that. comm. persichilli: before i get to the grocery shopping, if someone is in quarantine or isolation, they should not be going out. we have to make arrangements. most of the stores right now are delivering, particularly for that type of situation. if someone that cannot get nutrition in their

which simply makes the work the pretrial does that much more important because that increases the adie acuity of the client l. there are individuals and the courts in their wisdom released this into the pretrial's caselowed and pretrial had to manage this and why else is this so important that we continue with this contract and with that, i'm done. >> thank you, mr. hollands. mr. moore, is there something you would like to add? >> kristen did a great job with the overview and giving the high points. since the humphrey decision, which was in 2018, that was the first big jump up until now with a bump in implementation which just happened this year and in addition to the caseload growing within our staff was grown from a little over 30 to 80 people and it has been significant and the partnership with the sheriff's office has been fantastic with their support, we continue to hit high benchmarks and the rays that chris has rats demonstrated, when you look at the industry across the country, they definitely leave the industry to the pretrial program. so we're proud of the work we do in partn

which simply makes the work the pretrial does that much more important because that increases the adie acuity of the client l. there are individuals and the courts in their wisdom released this into the pretrial's caselowed and pretrial had to manage this and why else is this so important that we continue with this contract and with that, i'm done. >> thank you, mr. hollands. mr. moore, is there something you would like to add? >> kristen did a great job with the overview and giving the high points. since the humphrey decision, which was in 2018, that was the first big jump up until now with a bump in implementation which just happened this year and in addition to the caseload growing within our staff was grown from a little over 30 to 80 people and it has been significant and the partnership with the sheriff's office has been fantastic with their support, we continue to hit high benchmarks and the rays that chris has rats demonstrated, when you look at the industry across the country, they definitely leave the industry to the pretrial program. so we're proud of the work we do in partn

economy beginning of may, middle of may, end of may >> it's very hard now to predict that you know, the adiof center, center for american progress have come out with plans about what we do to reopen it's important to start talking about that those plans, the next steps in those plans involve deploying testing. we don't have a sense now of when we can deploy the testing i heard numbers it like we need go from 150,000 today to 500,000 to 750,000 per day that might take another 45 days to get that out there. we also need to build hospital capacity, not just ventilators, but continuing with icus, health care workers and ppe for them. right now, for instance, there's a big dialysis shortage, shortage like that will come up. then we need to get to being able to get back out into society, which will have continuing physical distancing and contact tracing, plus isolation, then once we have therapies and vaccines we'll get going again. it's hard now to attach timelines to each of those, except now the first step in the timeline appears to be one we accomplished that's very good news. >> glenn, we ha