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we have aon to that, rapid recovery plan we are putting into place that teams are working on right nowith the workforce cabinet, some partners like striata education, tpm, entities are coming together now to look at things like that so that when we come out of this, we can hit the ground running. >> tom, associated press. greta: hello -- governor holcomb: hello, tom. think federal actions provide enough support to hospitals around the state? and is the state considering financial support to providers in health care, working with disability and home health care providers? we are inolcomb: constant communication with our hospitals. commissioner box: hospitals have been requested to give federal regarding information financial stresses they are under. that is coming up this weekend, as i talked to the indiana hospital association. the federal government is engaging and understanding there ,re significant issues there not just from covid-19 but the shutdown of elective surgeries on the elective surgery center information center. we have worked with our hospitals to talk about it as they ex

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>> ari, i think this is one of the most aon tstonishing acts o disinformation we've seen from the white house since the vietnam era and the 5:00 follies of the johnson administration. some smart, serious governors, governor newsom on the west coast, governor cuomo on the east coast, took action to prevent the president from making a thunderous blunder that would further endanger the american people. what we are seeing is a kind of imploding presidency. with an implosion, you have to have a black hole at the center. i think what we have here is a black hole that consists of two elements. we watched dr. fauci just now. i was reminded as i am off by he and the other doctors that come out, they remind me of nervous parents trying to cope with a 3-year-old on a sugar high. this is a very grim moment. >> well, you mentioned dr. fauci. that was the other big piece of news here that i want viewers to know. we cut away from the white house because it was not a coronavirus briefing. it was not providing any facts or medical information, which is the purpose of these stated briefings. but it did b

since we have aon fume and it's left to talk about, then how do we help more women see their genius orven if you're thinking about your own genius, what can you do to bring it out? i think you focused a little on the things that help. one of the things before i get to sort of the points you shared the very end of the book, i did find one thing, sorry if this is a spoiler alert for hamilton, but it has been out for a minute. [laughter] i watch the whole thing i loved it he was my 50th birthday trip. this is what i'm going to do. i did not for a minute think i was there to learn anything about women. and yet there's this part of the story that's about who tells her story. and hamilton would not be who hamilton is in history at the womenif in his life not told his story is that right? [applause] that's how i read it. >> guest: i quote that in the book who tells her story it really matters. that's why i wrote this book because i wanted to tell the stories and ibo wanted to be able to hear the stories a little bit differently one of the things i realized so much as i was writing this is tha

base shows aon data falloff in travelers across the block.s slashed flights. the bloc's leading airports are having 90% fewer flights compared to one year ago. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. : china is taking steps to reign and the democracy movement in hong kong, drawing sharp criticism from the u.s. and others. joining us now is peter churchhouse. thank you very much for joining us today. we are not even out of the woods in terms of handling the coronavirus outbreak in hong kong. already we are seeing tensions flare up again between hong kong and beijing. how much more pain will this bring to the city's economy? economy is very lucky compared to many other economies around the world. biggovernment has a very pile of reserves, which it can hello? are gettingorry, we some interference, but do not mind what you are hearing. focus on my question of pain for the hong kong economy, if you could. peter: in some ways

of oil aon barrels day. saudi arabia is not going to go below that. maybe that could happen.le anything like that help price support even more? >> i think you really have to dent production a lot to support the price, but in the end, that is not sustainable. saw in exactly what we 1985 to 1986, when the cuts were not sustainable. price of oil stayed loafers 17 years thereafter. there is a lot of oil. the growth of demand. i cannot see this growing very steeply for a very long time. i think all of these are temperate things. >> yeah. could you help me understand the roadmap to stronger demand? two gasoline inventories need to calm down and then refining margins improved, and then we soak up some of the oil in the market? when we talk about recovery, what is the actual process of that? >> it is just that. first, it is underlined demand for economic activity. bear in mind that the rate of growth in gdp determines the rate of growth of oil very slowly. we are getting more and more efficient at using oil every year. we use 1.5 percent less oil for every increase in gdp, so gdp has

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