i think we said a couple of weeks ago, it is not 'appening, and then a week ago, it is still not 'appening what have we heard in the past couple of days? well, this app is not coming any time soon at all. one of matt hancock's junior ministers said yesterday that it could be the winter and matt hancock today wouldn't go anywhere near putting a timeframe on it, which is kind of proof, that it is nowhere near happening and basically that the one the nhs had been trialling on the isle of wight, this centralised app, as opposed to one that is decentralised, that is important in terms of where the data sits on the whole process, doesn't work, it isn't compatible with various systems, and so they are going to rely on the old—fashioned stuff, the testing and tracing stuff of e—mailing and phoning up people and getting e—mails and phone calls out to people who you may have bumped into. but it does mean, that if you're sat next to somebody on the bus, who has coronavirus, you're not going to be told about it, because there is going to be no way that they can get in touch with you. and it has all go

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ago at least 48000000 soldiers have been killed dozens are missing after an attack by an armed group appen in the village of goma kora near the border with mauritania on sunday and the philippines a prominent journalist and her colleague have been convicted of libel arrested deny the charges after an article on corruption was published on her news website. and hundreds of people in the u.s. city of atlanta are protesting against police brutality after the shooting of a black man by police is real live pictures from the capital in atlanta georgia for a short brooks was killed during his arrest on friday night and his death is being treated as a homicide. so the headlines keep it on al jazeera more news to come talk to al-jazeera next. as protests rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the votes follow the u.s. elections on a. cool. to see. after months of anti-government protests and political uncert

not 'appening. have you held that in for the last 12 weeks? i have. i've been working on it. it might be delayed until september, you thought, got to use it now! out it comes. alok sharma, the business secretary, was spotted at the dispatch box in the commons yesterday looking quite pea ky. sweaty. dabbing his face with his handkerchief. how is he? it turns out he's all right, actually. breaking news! he was sweating, didn't look well at all. the spokesperson said he'd gone home and was isolating and everybody thought, this is the moment where the coronavirus rears up again in the house of commons, where they're complaining about being back there, but he says he has had a test and it's negative and he's fine. all this week on the coronavirus newscast, we've been sort of broadening our agenda, as they call it in newsrooms across the country, looking at some of the other big stuff that's happening in the world at the moment, obviously with coronavirus as the backdrop to everything. so, monday, tuesday, wednesday, we looked at the protests in the us after the death of george flo

u.s.,appening in the cases in florida rose over 2%.g with the theme of the virus reemerging, that could be one to watch. we will break it down more .oming up next this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: happy friday, everybody. i am alix steel in new york. this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." markets rolling over. one headline is how florida covid-19 cases rise 18.9%, the previous seven day average just 7%. so it is the second wave conversation coming into the foreground again. guy: depends whether you think it is a second wave or a continuation of the first wave. it is an important point and we need to think about what is happening here. if the market does not carry the risk into the weekend, that is something that technicians will pay a great deal of attention to. certainly, a lot of people in the market will be paying attention to this close. ae] huge moment coming up, i think. we are obviously going to continue to watch the markets.

i agree that if that were appening, that would be problem. there just isn't evidence of that. i understand it's a concern. the energy should not go caller: i appreciate your effort. in my way of thinking, first you have to acknowledge the truth of a problem before you can put a remedy or solution to the problem. and i think at the beginning of it, you mentioned that the founding of this place was by the so-called founding fathers who were landowners and had it set up where only white men can vote, right? guest: right. caller: now, the problem being here is, see, i'm one of those groups where voter suppression is still an effort against my people, right? and so the franchise of voting is actually working the way it was set up to work, to suppress the vote. you talked about dog money, right? so if we get to the truth of the problem as to why our system is to weird and difficult, it's difficult by design. and i understand your solution, kimberly, but i think unless you can deal with the truth and coming ry of it, then in with a solution when you don't know what the problem is, is

shooting occurred in order to protect themselves and address the situation that is the point when that appened. >> thank you, governor. i believe i heard your question or reference to the appropriateness of the weapons that we had last night that quite simply what we were carrying were small arps. both side arms and a short rifle. so with this type of a situation it very much is the type of weaponry it would very much be the same or similar types of weapons that you would see carried by the lmpd also the ksp. and also an additional aspect to that the primary force that we had out there is what we refer to is ngrf national guard reactionary force. and this is a mission that our units routinely train up for. the folks who have that mission right now that they've had that mission for about two years at this junction. and there's a specific list of training requirements that they go through everything from addressing various civil defense measures and the response to it to weapons qualification that they're qualified to each individual soldier and airman on those weapons before they carry them out

appens to all that money? the top .1% of earners are going to get a $200,000 tax cut.hink that's what's behind a lot of this is that the people pushing to repeal the law rather you use that for the wealthy. if you have covid and you have preexisting condition, it's not just covid, it's if you have a blood clot or any kind of immune logical -- >> your point being that repercussions are much greater while in the middle of fighting covid-19. very quickly, the fact that today the number ofovid cases you follow this very closely. the white house is saying this is not due to reopening. it's what the vice president, ce president said today. how do you read the cause behind the is resurgeross the -- much of the country, 16 states? >> the virus moves from bigger cities to smaller cities. in some level we steam b the only nations in the world that doesn't understand that that's going to happen. and then there's cse and effect and a time lag. so we -- i thienk wave particularly in arizona and texas and florida, governors that have been repeatedly told during the course of may tha

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i agree that if that were appening, that would be problem. there just isn't evidence of that.nderstand it's a concern. to --ergy should not go when you think about issues in your life, you have priorities. needm is chopped off and i to get the hospital to do with the bleeding before they look at my inner infection. the id issue is not the bleeding. that's not the problem. the problem is lack of participation, from legal people who are eligible to vote. they are not registering and they are not voting. that's the cancer on our system. that's the problem. it's not people taking votes from eligible voters. it's eligible voters saying i don't care enough to show up and do that. duty, it'sst a civic for your kids and your grandchildren, to protect the system itself. my kids can't vote. obligation to protect and preserve the system for them. i understand issues with voter fraud. this is not the number one problem. america,ig problems in big problems internationally. in a lothemorrhaging of places in our society, in our economy and government. noncitizens voting is not the big issue.