ethics council and joins me from berlin alina should we start easing restrictions now and why. we should certainly think about that and prepare for that the current restrictions are warranted but they have a very high cost not just an economic cost but also a social and psychological cost and we need to think about how we can transition responsibly step by step into some sort of renormalizing nation and i think we need to do that quite soon your organization is one that some vulnerable people have been neglected because of the restrictions in place who do you mean. well for example there are patients that are currently on been treated because they don't have life threatening conditions we've also heard of people dying pretty much alone isolated because they couldn't be visited they couldn't get the palliative care they would have needed obviously there are some very vulnerable populations the homeless and i'm also thinking of young children who can't have the social interaction they need for that development and people who live in care homes already isolate it so there's no man

here's alina jenkins.nother day where i'm going to tell you it has been the warmest day of the year so far. 24.4 celsius, compare that to scotland where we have had the wind off the cold north sea and much more cloud. overnight this pushes slowly northwards bringing outbreaks of rain into the northern highlands, not really amounting to much. a few breaks in the cloud behind that. it's a fairly mild night for most of us, particularly across scotland where it was very chilly last night with temperatures freezing. for good friday much of the same for england and wales, more sunshine across north—east england but the chance of showers across northern england and scotland. much warmer across north—east england and scotland, warmer still across a large swathe of england and wales with temperatures getting up to 24 celsius. even higher on saturday where we will see plenty of sunshine and high pollen levels across much of england and wales, and northern ireland for a time. starting to turn cooler across scotland,

welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having me great great to see you great to have you done now alina how does bitsy differ from other bitcoin exchanges. yet there are a lot of big cloud exchanges out there right now so i think that makes it more challenging for every exchange to differentiate themselves as for c actually we say they were a financial tech company and we built financial products for institutional and personal use that either use the quantum take or build on creating more accessibility for because because our team is very bullish on because we believe the new financial center that's going to build on it going to be built on it so we still see a big blue ocean ringback when it comes to various financial applications so that's what we set out to build so our flagship product is the exchange which is fun futures exchange with the add on and off rats and in addition to that we have other substance like o.t.c. asset management lending and that's a debit card which is coming out soon now that sounds like a pretty full range of products there are let me ask you this there the

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina.ly across the southern half of england, through parts of wales, into the midlands. further north it is a drier, some spells of sunshine the best of which the further west you are. rather cool and cloudy across north east england and parts of eastern scotland. here is the area of low pressure and the frontal system providing that rain through the rest of the day but that rain band will tend to weaken on its journey northwards through this evening before some heavy, thundery showers start to push up from france across central southern england, through wales, into the midlands but further north it is drier with clearer skies further west you are. once again, a touch of frost across some rural parts of scotland, milder further south with the cloud and showers. we still have those showers around through tomorrow morning, slowly tracking their way northwards through the day but probably not getting much further north and southern parts of northern england. dry with sunshine across scotland a

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in art but don't let the founding director of gallery tease in baltimore maryland also with us item alina a contemporary artist of the talk of her either is based in ethiopia but she joins us today from ivory coast and finally we hash adriana bouvier she was the curator of the acclaimed a basque way at exhibition at the guggenheim and joins us from the yoke. this idea of challenging the public to name 5 women artists ida what do you make of that. i mean i think it's a great challenge and i can say honestly that a lot of the times what i have seen is that most people don't know these artists because it's not in their education system so if we are to start a foundation you know we have to look back at how we are educated you know in early ages about art you know and who was part of that conversation so if you can imagine . being an african women is even more challenging to be in the mainstream and also the fact that there is barely any content i know that when i went to school in canada and also in the u.s. there's barely any content relating to women artists or even orders from the contine

thursday with upper 50's right now in oakland ought to upper 40's but stan areas like cloverdale and say alina high pressure is trying to build back in but that stubborn low to our south which continues to result in rain and thunderstorms for central and southern california is certainly still in play you can see those showers to our south and even some snow above los angeles and its southern sierra now the system just to our out of our reach to be topping at that rainfall ourselves we will be looking at some of the cloud cover from it for sure if you can see your future cast. and a couple sprinkles mostly remaining above the bay in the mountains above san showers continue during overnight hours for the central valley and at times late this evening, you'll see them trying to reach the san jose can see if you are a few greek overnight sprinkles or south part of the bay as for tomorrow a little work during that we're going to see today you look at sunshine this afternoon but tomorrow definitely on the clear side as well be easter weekend just around the corner. today's daytime highs, mostly in th

time for a look at the weather, here's alina jenkins. finally, some rain today across parts of central and southern england and wales. for some, it is the first rain they have seen this month. here is where it has been falling in the last few hours. it has been slowly tracking northwards and not going very far very fast. it will fizzle out over the next few hours. but behind that, we see some heavy showers pushing up from france. these will spread across central and southern england and wales. further north across northern england, scotland and northern ireland, it is dry and clear skies the further west you are. could see a touch of frost across parts of rural scotland. always mild where we have the cloud and showers. we keep the show is going tomorrow morning, heavy and thundery in places. they will weaken as theirjourney north goes on. more sunshine along eastern coasts tha n goes on. more sunshine along eastern coasts than we have seen today, but still feeling cool given the breeze of the cold north sea. through tomorrow evening, the

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her name is alina halverson and is offering to take photos of family sheltering in place and calls itporch project. her price, between nothing and $25. she takes pictures from a distance with each family showing their own version of sheltering in place . >> basically i will tell people kind of where to stand, if they need help but overall it's really just been the personalities of the families that i swing by and take a photo . >> she has already taken more than 100 photos and has dozens more lined up for this weekend. when it's all over, she plans to turn the project over to the museum . >>> people staying at home, it appears to be working to slow down the spread of coronavirus. coming up that we tell you when the virus is expected to reach its peak here in california . >>> bar is the latest transit agency to really cut back on service. we will tell you the changes happening today and it could mean crowded trains as people try to practice social distancing. >> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2 . >> good morning to you and think you've to join us welcome, i'm dave clark . >>

so let's start it off with at my brother and sister, roger and alina. next up, jesse. hopkins in baltimore and here is dana and her younger sister angie. angie lives in colorado and has four cats but she still loves jasper. i learned today that she loves the cookie monster. and here are emily and her older sisters. natalie and julie. julie is a child psychologist and natalie, a travel writer. and finally, we got greg. yes, greg said he had a picture of his three sisters and here they are. yes indeed, it must've been a very formal event. >> if you ask somebody for a picture of your three sisters, and greg, you are next. "the greg gutfeld show" tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. and tyrus is back. that's going to be a great show. what else are you going to do? now, let's do this. musical medical ♪ animals are great, animals are great, animals are great ♪ >> take a look at this little stop with this cat. you see what he's doing? isn't this amazing? look at that. really, really impressive. but in this era where people have no toilet paper, what are these people doing with all th

we continue the conversation about the global economic outlook and get the prescriptions from just alinaieva -- from kristalina georgieva, the imf managing director. that is coming up at 11:00. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: this is "bloomberg markets. " in the next hour we will be speaking to the airbus ceo, guillaume faury. this is bloomberg. ♪ york, i'mve from new vonnie quinn, along with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." time for our stock of the hour. here's dave wilson. dave: here to talk about bank of new york mellon. this is what you would call a trust bank. they are all about keeping up securities, processing trades, that sort of thing. comes fromr revenue what they call investment services. analysts were expecting revenue to be down in the first, as well as earnings. bny mellon delivered positive surprises on both fronts. profit eating projections and signals coming out ahead as well. what benefited bank of new york mellon was all of the volatility in markets last month from all of the trading that went along with that. they talked about, among other things on thei

58 in san francisco, 70 degrees of laos 72 in conquer right now 79 degrees still very warm in saint alina but we are seeing some changes coming our way we're going to see more low clouds and fog on the increase in the fog is going to bring with it some cooler temperatures, especially along the coastline, but cooler numbers all around the bay area. but we're not doubles above normal temperatures yet we've got maybe even some 90's in the forecast we'll tell you guys when coming up. and just a few minutes guys back to you all right lara also coming up passengers are long gone, but cruise ship workers have been stuck on board. >>for 6 weeks tonight, one crew member is sharing her concerns. >>and after the break the nfl draft wrapping up today who did the san francisco forty-niners select football fans showed up big time for the nfl draft this year, the opening night of the virtual draft or a record of 15.6 million viewers across the networks. >>we're broadcasting the event it's not really a surprise this year has that it brought in huge tv numbers because everybody stuck at home starved for s

alina tompkins saw an opportunity in this disaster, she founded a charity called "feed the fight," delivers hospitals. she joins us tonight to explain exactly how it works. what a great idea this is, thanks a lot for coming on , tonight. tell us how this works and how it has been working. >> well, thanks, tucker, for having me. how it works is we are completely community funded and we use the money to purchase meals from our local restaurants, and they delivered them to area hospitals, and it serves a dual purpose of supporting our local restaurants and keeping them in business while also showing the love and support to health care workerswo who really need it right now. >> tucker: oh, i love that! so you're helping -- one group is trying to save the country, and another group -- i think all of us kind of love, restaurants, whod are being really hurt by this, really hurt by this. it's for the response been? >> it's been insane. two weeks ago, started when emails are a couple dozen people and we started with a lunch for 30 on the first day, and by the end of the week, we had done 700 meals,

and the napa valley 71 in saint alina and 55 degrees in petaluma so that sea breeze kicking back in low clouds and fog on the way going to march inside the bay tomorrow fog and sun early becoming mostly sunny in the afternoon. but just a little bit cooler and then mostly sunny for the week ahead in fact i think we're see one day next week maybe some of those temperatures getting near night. >>it's slightly for tomorrow and that is going help to bring down the temperatures just a little bit. still plan on having a lot of sunshine around the bay area with some patchy fog right along the coastline. temperatures around the state getting near 90 in the fresno 80's as you make when to bakersfield and upper 80's in los angeles area about 77 in santa barber around the bay area tonight, the fog low clouds going to gather along the coastline and moved just inside the bay tomorrow morning. so you wake up you're still sunny in the interior valleys, but the fog want to sit along the coast may be breaking up a lot of part of the day but likely return again on monday but we are we've got some warmer w

penny wheeler is a gynecologist and obstetrician, which now runs alina hill.president and c.e.o., dr. wheeler oversees a staff of over 29,000 employees. >> my job is to try to learn from them and get barriers that creating barriers to their care or their growth out of the way. that's how i approach leadership. i sure hope i'm not a pain in the butt. >> here at fordham... >> dr. jove joseph mcshane is a jes wut jesuit priest. in normal times, he would be getting ready to preside over commencement ceremonies. these clearly are not normal times. >> what more can we do? how can we be more present in a moment that doesn't allow us to be present physically? how can we be present to our people. >> they may have little in common in terms of background and training, but each of them, warrior, doctor, and priest, is an accomplished leader. what do you think are the most important elements of leadership? >> that's a tough question. i think you have to begin with self-knowledge. number two, you have to know what your priorities are. and, number three, you have to be wise

alina looks right at me and says this is what people do. i think you should run for another term. [laughing] >> so that's like, but -- >> wait in line. >> thank god for clearance at the airport. there's that whole adjustment. look, i think -- the weird wite here's the hardest part. you are mayor. as a matter with you during schools, community college, public safety, corporate group, your project is chicago. i have now banking stuff, tv stuff, book stuff, boards, speaking. so like i was down in st. louis and those meeting with a client, and i get a text from the "washington post", we need your edits in one hour. this is a piece on impeachment so you're walking out of the meeting and editing a piece on impeachment as you're driving -- it's a little left and right brain. it's a bit frantic in that sense. i prefer frantic and chaos over anything else. >> when you look back and would like to do over, give us three. >> one i really told you i would not have done the foreperson unilaterally. i would not have changed my commitment. karen and i had agreement on something that i own the 4%.

kind of blocked out by that low lyg cloud cover temperatures right oaklnd at 55 timber on and say alina spotin the 40's wallet to civic a right along the coast of 49 degrees. each now skies as i mentied we'll clear out pretty nicely this ternoon. so we do have some morning fog clogged fog and cloud cover or clog s because she could call it but by the time we move into the afternoon you see here future cast out skies do clear out so sunday at :30pm getting a dose of sunshine between a few of thosclouds now into the late afternoon watch out for a few isolated showers maybe even a roll of thunder or 2 in portions of napa and that especially solano counties this will be towards the close of the afternoon into early evening could see some isolated thunderstorms developing up there ade from that though bay area is try and it is quiet for your case tomorrow as well in fact much of the week ahead looks to be pretty calm and if anything sta the wm side. today's daytime highs will still be cool and comfortable very seasonablemostly in the 60's a few spots like conquered an antio will be in the 70

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins.ia, particularly this morning. this was fife earlier this afternoon. for others, finally some rain has arrived in two parts of southern england and wales that has been slowly tracking north through the afternoon. all tied into this frontal system, this area of low pressure to the south—west of the uk maintaining high pressure to the north and east and that will become more dominant as we go through the second half of the weekend. back to tonight, we still have a band of rain working slowly northwards, tending to weaken as it does, but behind it some heavy and thundery showers putting up from france to the south of england, parts of wales and may be as far north as the midlands by the end of the night. further north, dry and the clearest skies will stop the further west you are, could be a touch of frost across rural scotland, milder further south under cloud and some showers. still showers around tomorrow morning, heavy and thundery across central and southern england and wales. may cr

alina when, a new mom and former baltimore health commissioner.ations. >> that's right. i have -- thank you very much. baby isabel is doing very well. thank you. >> that's great. what needs to happen in your view before, you know, re-opening schools and businesses and the like? because we heard from the white house today it's going to be up to the governors who didn't hear very much about testing and contact tracing as perhaps one might expect we would have. >> well, anderson, we definitely need those components. we need three things in order to re-open safely. one, we do need widespread testing. we need testing for everyone who needs a test for symptoms, we need testing for everyone who wants a test and wants to know whether or not they can go back to work safely and we need testing for surveillance so we know what's happenings in communities around the country and then we need public health infrastructure for contact tracing and we need for the health care system to be stabilized, not only so we can treat every patient with covid-19 that comes i

stay safe and we will come catch up with the weather with alina. evening and patchy rain working northwards towards scotland and into the northern isles, mostly staying mainly dry and clear skies further south and west. all of us well above freezing, noticeably so for scotland which has had quite a cold night. temperatures not much lower than five or six ounces. for good friday, the sunshine returning across north—east england, and chance of a few showers across north of england, but scotland has a greater chance of having heavy and thundery showers. most will have a fine, dry and one day. highest temperatures across central and southern and south—east england. through the easter weekend, further spells of sunshine but increasing chance of showers and for all of us, it is going to turn quite all of us, it is going to turn quite a bit colder. goodbye. police have been carrying out spot checks as people are urged to stick to social distancing rules over the easter weekend: a few people, it is a minority, who are quite blatantly flouting the law. it i

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now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins some outbreaks of rain in england.or the touch of frost in rural parts of scotland, milder for the site. touch of frost in rural parts of scotland, milderfor the site. the show is still with us tomorrow, sundry in places, gradually weakening as it goes north. the best of the sunshine tomorrow across scotla nd of the sunshine tomorrow across scotland and northern ireland, the far north of england, but feeling quite cool for the east eastern coast. things will turn warmer through sunday with increasing amounts of sunshine and it is losing dry wood for the week ahead. goodbye. this is bbc news, i'm clive myrie. the headlines: as the number of dead in the uk due to coronavirus rises to more than 14,500, a leading health specialist predicts we could end up with the highest death toll in europe due to early errors in the pandemic. we have to face the reality of that, we were too slow with a number of things, but we can make sure in the second wave we are not too slow. the health secretary responds to concerns about a shortag