bailey. he's asleep right now. stephanie: we love bailey. sen. warren: let me see if i can get him up. bailey, bailey. come here. come here, bud. i'm bribing him here. say hello. come on, say hello, bailey. can everybody see bailey? a little bit? there we go. symone: greetings, bailey. sen. warren: bailey is definitely going to vote in november and he is voting democrat all the way. bailey for biden. we had start with bailey. good to see you. stephanie, you've got some questions? stephanie: yeah, actually, senator, we do have questions. symone: before we let stephanie ask, i want to bring in jackson hurely. he is going to ask you the first couple of questions today. we appreciate you for bringing bailey to hang out with us. where's jackson? i see you. jackson: hi, how's it going? i think you have heard, my name is jackson. i'm the president of northeastern university for biden in your home state of massachusetts. sen. warren: northeastern rocks. jackson: love northeastern. yeah, i'm going to ask you a couple of quick questions to introduce you to

susan bailey. doctor bailey, i have to start with you and this projection that we're heading toward the possibility that 240,000 americans could lose their lives by november, how are we to process that and avoid that fate? >> well, first, thank you so much for having me on and yes, the numbers are very frightening. this pandemic rages out of control and the one thing that we know to do right now, today, that all of us can do is to observe our basic public health measures of wearing a mask, staying the distance and staying home if you're sick. we all have a part to play in controlling this pandemic. >> dr. bailey, we don't have all hands on deck, kerry sanders just reported from the florida the governor doesn't see it as his role to tell states and localities what to do, the governor of oklahoma who wasn't wearing a mask i believe at the president's rally in tulsa, where most participants weren't wearing masks, showcased on news programs all over the world. i mean, we are an example the world over o

francine lacqua spoke to bailey and the president of the new york fed.up a lot of stocks that we need to for our fund, but we now need to set .lear deadlines for things remarks that there march.eason after i should say we expanded that a bit. [indiscernible] -- to extend that. in the last 18 months -- we think that the infrastructure is now there to put these in place. off, it meansut all the focus can then be on -- [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> the voice was cutting out for a moment. i echo what andrew said. to me, the number one thing is the stock libor contracts. we have seen this in the u.k. that is something we need to focus on. obviously, the second is the prepare to get away from libor in terms of backing up things like that. finally, i think the industry needs to be more proactive around communicating and educating the broader communities that they work with about the transition from libor. a lot of the discussions have been focused on the banking sector naturally in the financial industries, really getting the word out. other reference r

governor bailey? supervisorsley: our are now in close touch with the banking sector to ensure each institution's planning and executing the transition. is to narrowis down the legacy through those actions. ,hat involves concrete actions but also a program of information and education. , you have the aim of education and supervision supporting the industry, we have been in the line -- what will we do with the absolutely your dues of a legacy where people say i cannot do this because it has been structured in such a way that the key was thrown away when the contract was locked up. legislation, the if the u.k. legislation works in it.k. context, we cannot say will not work in every part of the world. it is not designed for that. do not think this is the magic solution and you can sit tight and wait for it to come along. does anybody else want to come in? governor, how likely do you think the boe can make the libor nonrepresentative announcement at the end of 2020, and does the sta and boe prefer to make

francine lacqua spoke to bailey and the new york fed president, john williams.t, a lot of steps need to happen. what i would say to the industry to stem the clear deadlock. you may have heard my remarks there is no reason that after -- i shouldt year say we expected that. at the end of the calendar year -- it is quite logical to extend that. , these are 18 months the sort of timelines. the infrastructure is now there to be able to put these in place. a cutoff for new instruments, it means that all thefocus is on dealing with -- yousef: mr. williams -- francine: mr. williams? me, it is enough to start writing libor's contract. with the progress that they have been making on that, that is something we need to focus on. is, debt toe second repair away from libor, backing up things like that. there is a need to be proactive around communicating and the broader communities that they work with about the transition from libor. a lot of the discussion so far in the banking sector naturally come in the financial industry, getting the word out that in the banking sector n

the treasury says it was a complete coincidence that andrew bailey's address had absolutely nothing tocellor's speech. other mps and political figures think there might be something in that. and i think the last government to do this was eddie george and that is going back quite a few years. —— governor. it will be interesting because of the bank of england governor comes out and says, yes, i think this borrowing and spending is legitimate way to do it, that will be seen as an endorsement and any question of the of the bank?|j be seen as an endorsement and any question of the of the bank? i think there will be questions of that and i think we have to wait and see exactly what happens and i think if you drill down into what appears to be bits of the detail that are in this story about what the package actually is, the greenjobs initiative, which includes around 1 billion of funding for public buildings, making buildings more energy efficient with insulation, actually desperately needed in the uk, and also thinking about creating new greenjobs. uk, and also thinking about creating new gr

a gunmen shot and killed bailey to try to keep them from publishing a story that he was working on aboutinancial problems at a black muslim bakery. >>> it is often referred to as the black national anthem. coming up tonight, tonight's compel a rendition at the giants' home opener. >>> and we are checking out the forecast towards wednesday and beyond. awesome internet. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info... ...and gives you 24/7 peace of mind... ...that if it's connected, it's protected. even that that pet-camera thingy. [ whines ] can your internet do that? xfinity xfi can because it's... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] for the ultimate in-home wifi, click, call or visit us today. want restand schools?pen? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread.

we'll have the latest from the old bailey.

assange we speak to vivienne westwood doctor she suspended a self in a giant bird cage above the old bailey. we actually see that there was in the run up to the referendum a preponderance of until you pull brags pieces on to inspect make what the report does not do is make any criticism of any individual program make of commentator present or that's not what this is a by no mention of going underground in britain's finally released no redacted russia report oliseh more coming up in today's going underground 1st as more and more people go back to a life precocious 19 our hopes for a vaccine obscuring the imminent threat posed by a so-called winter spike that could cause another 120000 coronavirus deaths in the u.k. one of the world's most respected virologist dr robert gallo who is pivotal in discovering the link that hiv has to aids suggests that a much cheaper option a polio vaccine could be used as a stopgap until a grown a virus vaccine is found he joins me now via skype from baltimore in the united states thanks so much robert for coming on before we even get to the perils of seeking me

we'll have the latest from the old bailey.o this lunchtime: face coverings are now compulsory in shops in england for most people. not wearing one could mean a £100 fine. 30 million people in england will be offered the flu jab this winter, to try to stop the nhs being overwhelmed if there's a second wave of coronavirus. retail sales were close to pre—lockdown levels last month — but while food sales did well, high street clothes stores are struggling. and today should have been the opening ceremony of the tokyo olympics. how likely are they to take place next year? and coming up on bbc news: a dreadful start for england in the deciding test against the west indies. they lose a wicket in the first over of the match. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. three teenagers have been found guilty of the manslaughter of pc andrew harper — who died in berkshire last august, after getting caught in a tow rope being used in the theft of a quad bike. the court heard how the 28—year—old officer died of multiple injuries afte

let's cross to the old bailey. we are going to hear a few state m e nts bailey.selves in harms way to protect the public. despite having worked in already long shift and being ready to go off duty, they reported to reports of burglary in process. they could have ignored that call but thatis could have ignored that call but that is not what professional and dedicated police officers do. harper had those qualities in abundance and tragically that cost him his life. it was the criminality of henry long, albert vows and cole who... they evaded arrest at all costs. rather than stopping and accepting that the court red—handed, they sped off in that the court red—handed, they sped offina that the court red—handed, they sped off in a car which deliberately modified into a dangerous condition with pc harper tangled in the tow rope that was intended to steal the quad bike. it wasjust rope that was intended to steal the quad bike. it was just over a rope that was intended to steal the quad bike. it wasjust over a mile before he became detached from the tow rope. i don't nee

bailey. forget this. >> this snippet of cellphone video shows superintendent keith reed at the end of the first day of school, september 2012. in three weeks' time, the high-profile educator would be reported to the sheriff's office as a missing person. >> the school superintendent that everybody loved, kids loved him, he was there every morning greeting them as they got off the bus. >> reporter: keith's last known whereabouts was dinner with a friend on friday night. a security camera caught him leaving the restaurant around 8:30 p.m. the next day, he was a no-show at a big state educator's conference across the state. his brother, kevin reed, a former fbi agent had a bad feeling about things when he arrived at his brother's house sunday night. >> i went right into fbi mode. i didn't -- didn't have time to get emotional. >> reporter: his brother, grounded, stable, reliable, was no one's candidate to just one day go missing, especially not then. why, just a few weeks before, he had had the mo

. >> she now rents a room in a home near bailey in both wanting to remain close with bailey proud ofshe can accomplish anything she sets her mind on and when she is determined and believe something, she will go after it >> now with the school year behind her she says her for future outlook is simple. >> focus on yourself and learn how to cope and feel your emotions without holding back. >> for students rising above. >> to learn more head to kpix.com/ sra. and that will do it for the news at five >> kpix news at 6 clock begins right now >>> a big spice and coronavirus cases is straining the testing system here in the bay area and how long you may have to wait. >>> the scene captured here on court street continues to make headlines and it is not over yet. >> we are having to spend money we don't have. >> thoughts from the locals and the ordinarily quiet town of martinez and it is now the focus of national media attention. >>> we are continuing to follow the breaking news out of alameda county, oakland unified school district answering the question that a lot of parents have been asking

bailey this weekend something considerably quieter. many of us will see skies like these on sunday.ops of cloud but generally a lot of blue. the second half of the weekend staying largely dry it with just light ones. why? a big area of high pressure. later on sunday, this front may have a little success in the north—west the uk. loads of five oi’ the north—west the uk. loads of five or six the north—west the uk. loads of five orsix in the north—west the uk. loads of five or six in some rural spot. a bit more cloud for scotland come the afternoon. pretty solid cloud coming into northern ireland towards the evening. high teens to the north of the uk, a little warm to the south, 23-24. the uk, a little warm to the south, 23—24. some evening, rain sweeps into northern ireland, western scotla nd into northern ireland, western scotland and into the small hours of monday, some of that rain will make its way further south. under the cloud, a much milder night. in the south, with the breeze picking up, temperatures generally in double figures. monday, dating, some uncertainty, they load to t

way, chauncey bailey was a journalist who was assassinated on his way to work in june of 2007. a gunman shot and killed him to try to keep him from publishing a story he was working on about financial problems at your black muslim bakery. they approved the renaming plan yesterday. >>> the marin county board of supervisors extended its moratorium on evictions. it has been extended until september 30th. it is the fourth extension since the original moratorium was passed back in march. the reason is mainly because of the financial hardship caused by the coronavirus. landlord cannot evict to their tenants or charge a late fee, but rent has to be paid within 90 days. the san francisco board of supervisors approved a resolution to put an eighth of a cent sales tax increase on the november ballot. it would generate funding for caltrain which has lost 95% of its ridership because of the coronavirus. this proposal also has to be approved by supervisors in santa clara and san mateo counties as well as for transit boards, caltrain is warning without the money from the tax hike, it could s

accused of stabbing two sisters to death in a country park in north london has appeared at the old baileyndent keith doyle was in court. keith. yes, 18—year—old daniel hussain from blackheath in london appeared in court number one at the 0ld appeared in court number one at the old bailey vr video link from wandsworth prison. he was wearing a grey sweatshirt and spoke only to confirm his name. daniel hussain is charged with two count of murder and one count of possession of an offence weapon. the bodies of sisters nicole smallman, 27, and bibaa henry, 46, were found injune. it was two days after they met with friends to celebrate miss henry's birthday. they were both stab to breath. the prosecutor, joel smith, said this was an unprovoked and random attack on two members of the public involving the use of an knife. daniel hussain was remanded in custody and will appear again here on the 21st of september, when any date for a trial is expected to be set. the oscar—winning italian composer ennio morricone has died at the aged of 91. you may not know the name, but you'll certainly have heard h

as the verdicts were read out in court, eight of the old bailey, pc helper‘s widow lizzie broke downthe most carrying case over the last four weeks with a very it has been the most harrowing case over the last four weeks with a very distressing details. his widow after he died said that pc harper was the kindest most selfless man you will ever meet and the court also heard that pc harper was an officer doing no more than hisjob. this is the background to the case, whether details that it contains details of the distressing violence and flash images. this is then beaming after their wedding day, it was so cruelly taken away four weeks later. when pc harper was killed. the teenagers responsible, 19—year—old henty lung, along with 18—year—olds albert bowers and jessie cole, seen here laughing after their first court appearance. the teenagers had, that night, gone to steal this quad bike, the bike‘s owner watched on as the theft unfolded. i‘ve got four masked man outside my house, with weapons, they are stealing my quad bike. i'm going out there now. no, don‘t go there now. no, it is of

live to the old bailey where the crown prosecution service our where the crown prosecution service mainain story in the last hour or so has been the conviction of three teenagers for the manslaughter of pc andrew harper. we havejust teenagers for the manslaughter of pc andrew harper. we have just heard teenagers for the manslaughter of pc andrew harper. we havejust heard in the last little while from the crown prosecution service. let's hear their reaction. today's a guilty verdicts mark the end of what has been an extreme the difficult trial for pc harper‘s friends, family and colleagues. the crown prosecution service worked closely with thames valley police to bring this case to court, we examined hundreds of cases and relied on dozens of witnesses to be able to bring the strongest case we could to trial. juries accepted that when the teenager set out that night to steal the quad bike, they were prepared to go to any cost to get away with their crime. tragically, pc andrew harper was killed as he bravely tried to stop them. based on what he has heard in court, thejury has banned all t

at the old bailey.ohnson has admitted the government didn't understand the coronavirus in the "first few weeks and months" of the pandemic, and suggests things "could have been done differently". speaking as he marked his first full year in office, the prime minister said there are "very open questions" on whether the lockdown came too late. the comments are a marked change from ministers' past insistence, that the right decisions were taken at the right time. he's been speaking to our political editor, laura kuenssberg. 366 days in number ten. hi laura. welcome. welcome. he won an election. we left the eu. you walk through this door as prime minister. the days have been dominated by a crisis no—one could have imagined. covid—i9. what have you got wrong so that you get it right next time?|j think that you get it right next time?” think laura, when you look back at this crisis, everybody can see that this crisis, everybody can see that this was something that was new, that we didn't understand in the way

dominic casciani at the old bailey, thank you.r has urged people to act safely and sensibly when pubs in england reopen tomorrow. restaurants, hairdressers and hotels are also among the businesses which are allowed to open, from tomorrow, as long as they follow safety guidelines. our correspondent katy austin has been finding out how businesses on the kent coast have been preparing. on saturday customers will walk through the doors of this small pub in folkestone for the first time in three months. social distancing means things will be different. hello, welcome to the lifeboat. we've taken some tables away and spaced the seating over here. we have a hand sanitising station. with capacity reduced inside, the beer garden will be vital. but how many people will turn up? i'm anxious. some people are saying we're going to be packed and they're worried that we can't get in and other people are saying that we are not going to be coming out to pubs or restaurants for a long time yet. so, yeah, it's the completely unknown. unlike some pub

he fired rebecca long—bailey over a controversial tweet and he is now going to issue an apology.ting to those people who were whistle—blowers in the bbc pam or anna documentary —— bbc panorama. have to take a kind of complaint about the labour party forward. he will now apologise to them. it seems to be part of a wider settlement, because the key themes for him and the party is to have a sense of unity about this and drive those with more clear anti—semitic views away from the party. ending on the image, i must admit i woke up this morning to loads of tweets. this happened overnight. this is where in bristol, the slave trader edward colston's statue was pulled off overnight. we had mark quinn, the artist, put up an image of the protester there and you can seejen read below her statue, really quite a powerful impact and a powerful statement for bristol. because it has been authorised by the council, brister dome at bristol may have had their own plans. —— bristol may have had their own plans. paul lead, just briefly. bristol said it was up to the public. this comes with its own st

. >>> giants first round pick patrick bailey made his deal official today complete with a $3.8 million signing bonus the catcher is expected to join the team for work outs that begin on friday. players across the league underwent testing for covid-19, but major league baseball will not announce the individual players that test positive. >>> nba, the lakers sign former cavs guard j.r. smith who will replace bradley who will not jointhe team in orlando. smith hasn't played since 2018. if he forgets the score again, lebron will likely have him thrown out of the bubble. >>> here's what happened on this date in sports history. 1987, new york's wfan became the first all-sports radio station. at number 4, 2004, one of derek jeter's most iconic moments. >> makes the play, what a play! >> at number 3, last year, 15- year-old cocoa goff knocked off venus williams at wimbledon. >> i hope you saw that. >>> 2014, warriors reached a deal with fr agensean livingston. he helped the w's win three titles in 5 years. >>> number one, the mets make their annual payment of $1.1 million to bonilla who's been

. >> dallas rents her room in a home and both wanting to remain close with bailey proud of dallas' resiliency can accomplish anything she sets her mind on. when she's determined and believes something, she'll go after it. >> now with the school year and spain behind her fure outlook is . focuon yourself, learn how to cope, learn how to deal with your emotions without holding back. >> to learn more about students rising above and scholars, >>> one last check of weather with mary. hi there. >> hi, michelle. here's a beautiful view with our sales force tower camera looking north catching that clearing with just that shallow marine layer out there and check out our temperatures so heating up inland into the upper 80s into low 90s today and upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and mid 60s for the coast. very similar to tomorrow and we are going to heat up on sunday. we're talking mid to upper 90s on sunday and the peak of our heat and on shore flow kicks back in for tomorrow. actually for the rest of the weekend. i'm excited for the weekend. thank goodness it's here. >> it's friday, mary. time to c

on his way to work in july of 2007. 14th street from oak to broadway will now be renamed chauncey bailey way. a gunman shot and killed him to try to question him from publishing a story he was working on about financial problems at your black muslim bakery. >>> coming up, the vallejo police chief being accused of selling out two of his own -- or two of 0 her own police lieutenants in the wake of a deadly officer-involved shooting. >>> all righty. albers we head towards wednesday, i'll have that forecast and beyond into the weekend, with a bit of a warmup, especially inland. >> teachers are told to go ahead and strike in schools reopen without proper coronavirus safety measures. the reasoning from one of the nation's largest teachers unions. >>> and taking a look right now at the conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic pretty much nonexistent as folks head into the city. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 will be right back. >>> a body found at mountain lake. the chronicle is reporting the body was found the water just before 6:00 last night. it is locked on lake street in

several blocks of 14th street will be named chauncey bailey way. it will stretch from oak street to broadway. bailey was editor and chief of the oakland post, he was shot and killed in 2007 as he walked to his office. he was targeted by a group he was investigating. >>> in the south bay, a controversial ballot measure that would have given theity ma more power will not be headed ta memo saying the city is facing too many threats right now to have the local community distracted by what he called a deeply divisive political campaign. >>> we need to slow it down, we need to make sure that we're listening to our residents, that we're listening to our communities. and that we're taking that input into account before we make such a drastic change. >> currently san jose's mayor has the same power as city council members. the proposal would have given the mayor more power to hire and fire theity manager and department heads. it would have given him two more years in office as well to al lining the mayoral election with presidential election years. >>> an e

giants first round pick, patrick bailey made his deal official today, completed with a 3.8 million doll lair signing bonus. the catcher out of north carolina state is expected to join the club for work outs that begin on friday. the lakers sign former cavs guard jr smith to replace avery bradley whether or not is sitting out the remainder of the season. smith hasn't played since 2018. if he forgets to score again, lebron james will likely have him thrown out of the bubble. how about golf? much made about bryson's new physique after the layoff that's paid immediate dividends with bombs off the tee. he explained his new meal plan that helped pack on 20-pounds. >> in the mornings, i usually have four eggs, five pieces of bacon, some toast, and two protein shakes, throughout the course of the day, i'll have a go macro bar, a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, another protein drink. at least two protein drinks on the golfcourse. go back to the hotel, eat a dinner, steak, potatoes, then i'll have two protein shakes with it there as well. luckily i like the taste of the shakes. >> you notice br

bailey who leaves i want to go low dance of fickleness all of my uni i know you're in a mall in the economy go today it's worse and nearly. this economic model disregard the existence of public goods and what is being. held up and protected are the businesses of a b. and c. . we have 5 families who have 25 percent of our product they are the ones who have a frying pan by the hine. they don't matter because the team will sometimes think they are simple and just go on you it's own bubble i said on the sea well 1000 new all of them on abortion but on some to write the words i'm going with. my he will tell you what on the going over sample some to say think of something as a decent thing but that's. according to the gini index the most widely used measure of inequality she lives among the most on equal of the world's 30 wealthiest nations. only saving here until they see a that even within the usa has offices so not only i've got i'm going to start a game. like anthony and i said he says all of us and those here in the air by going on scene when the sentiment of the board. seemed to have us a c

. >>> would've a deadly shark attack off the coast of maine, it happened near bailey island, witnesses say the victim was a woman who was women, to kayakers rushed out, they got her to shore but she was pronounced dead at the scene. this incident is asked extremely rare, a shark expert says there's only been one of the reported cycle shark attack in maine.>>> back in the bay area animal control try to track down a mountain lion in san mateo. it was spotted around the clock this morning and the police county parking lot at the college of san mateo, officers try to approach it but it ran off into nearby brush, residents are being asked to keep an eye out.>>> following a four-month closure the oakland zoo is going to reopen to the public this week. the doors reopen today to members, the general public can start visiting wednesday, there are hand sanitizing stations throughout the bargain of course masks are required. >> we couldn't be happier to be opened back up again but we want everybody to follow the rules. if everybody does that then everybody will have a great time. i'm completing t

critical battleground states and a virus hot spot with the state reporting record breaking cases bailey. >> the timing for this event is not right. it's not right with what's happened recently, the flare-up in florida to have a big convention is not the right time. >> a convention like the one scheduled in jacksonville typically attracts tens of thousands of people over se ral days. a poll found that 62% of voters thought it would be unsafe to hold a convention in florida. >>> already, we need a reason to smile and something to look forward to. the olympic, one year from tonight, the opening ceremony from the tokyo olympics. we hope, we have a little prop. an actual olympic torch used for the 2008 olympics in beiji.isco way to china. this represents so much joy we can share as a community. the 2020 olympic, they were supposed to start tomorrow night. and now, the countdown clock, you can see it there, it has been reset to 365 days away. today, a bittersweet ceremony at the stadium. all the venues in japan are ready. and no fans and no athletes. let's take a look at downtown tokyo, the s

. >>> newly acquired homer bailey reports to the coliseum after being traded. >> just my dumb luck thather; right? >> michael young's sack fly won it in the 15th inning for the american league. >>> 1990, his nickname was psycho, forgot he was in front of thousands of fans and dropped his pants to clean up. >> i don't think that's the proper place to do that. >>> joe dimaggio against the indians. the 56th and final these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin. and had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision change

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the renowned sting- india from kay bailey yeah died recently from an unrelated illness but it left his family and his fans contemplating his roots and his message at this particular testing time. a glimpse of greeneryry just ououtside parisa little rememiniscent of thee kabali region of algeria from where hailed the musician india a star beloved of the algerian diaspora. india's daughters chose as the attic in his home when he used to compose. the book with a double kill in actually seeing if he were to lots of his pieces up here i think it was two albums. he worked a great deal with his musicians up here. that's the guitar he played on the daily chart then will. india passed away right in the middle of the curve it endemic. please hold for room that we very closose we woululd call each other every d. research and i found it very difficult that i couldn't come and see him because i called coronavirus invite a hopeful tyler to the movies but one of his fundamental principles and values that we're holding on to. is his humanism his universalism. he was can bilill but he was a man of the

dame vivienne westwood who's been protesteing this morning in a large bird cage in front of the old baileypport ofjulian assange who's facing extradition to the united states. nearly a million public sector workers in the uk will get an above—inflation pay rise, after the chancellor said he recognised their "vital contributions" during the coronavirus pandemic. the treasury said the pay increases will come out of existing departmental budgets and will go to doctors, dentists, police officers and teachers. nurses negotiated a separate pay deal in 2018. this comes as the latest figures show government borrowing increased to {35.5 billion injune, five times higher than last year, but lower than the previous two months. the figure for borrowing for the three months tojune is now nearly £128 billion — reflecting the effects of lockdown more on that in a moment, but first this report by our correspondent andy moore. after several months on the front line of the crisis, some welcome news for key public sector workers. they will get the full pay increases recommended by the independent pay review

arafat close to a tent or homeless encampment near santa teresa boulevard and bailey avenue. it's still too early to determine the identity of those remains. >>california texas florida arizona. now experiencing surges of infections. that have gone up to 30,040 50 and most recently a total of 60,000 new cases per day. we need to get our arms around that stephen we need to do something about it quickly because if we don't is a possibility. we may be seeing surgeons and other area. >>you know new warning from the nation's top infectious disease expert calling out california for its surge. it covid-19 cases in our cities and counties could be forced to reinstate stay at home orders again kron four's gayle ong has reaction now from a local doctor. >>all of us are going in the wrong direction and so clearly we've got to scale back what we've been doing and be less open than we were but we're not at the place where we need everybody to stay at home just yet los angeles mayor eric garcetti says the city could reinstate a stay at home and 8 if the city says more cases we asked doctor

looking had to a statement on wednesday, followed by the governor of the bank of england, andrew baileycommittee, rachel, which is pretty unusual. addressing the 1922 committee, rachel, which is pretty unusualm is unusual. it's also very awkward timing. we should stress that the timing. we should stress that the timing of the meeting following this piece is a coincidence, but rishi soon because going to announce a lot more “— soon because going to announce a lot more —— rishi soon can infrastructure package, greenjobs, more government spending, more government borrowing, and the first question i imagine from the conservative mps to the government is going to be, do you support this? to think it's the right call,, and that puts him in quite an awkward position, because either he has to back the government, which might raise questions about the bank's independence, or he has to come out against the government, which is something that i imagine no governor in this particularly delicate situation is going to want to do, so awkward timing there stifles ——. situation is going to want to do, s

york city resident julie dimperio holowach, swimming with her daughter, 20 yards off the shore of baileysland, when she was attacked. >> we were able to recover a fragment of a tooth, and with that fragment, mr. scomo was able to positively identify this as a great white shark. >> reporter: holowach's daughter was uninjured. >> this is the time of year they move up for their summer and fall feeding. >> reporter: research groups study sharks and their migration patterns. they tracked white sharks aphic phos, arednorth as nova, . arizona statunivty'sows la sharks on nte in recent weeks. >> now we look like their food, and are swimming amongst their food and, you know, that creates an opportunity for bad things to happen. >> reporter: ocean temperatures off the coast of new england are averaging about 10 degrees warmer right now, which is pushing the predator and its prey further north into these regions. oserch, which researches this, has detected six sharks off the coast of long island here over the last month, including one 10-foot-long great white just today. still norah, experts say it

he was pretty happy to be reunited with his owner and friend bailey. firefighters rescued the white poodle moments earlier. luckily neither dog was hurt. >>> the bay bridge series is returning next week. they'll square off in oakland monday night and another game in san francisco is scheduled for tuesday night. both of them are exhibition games. they'll serve as a final tune up for both teams before they begin the shortened 60-game season. >> we're certainly looking forward to those exhibition games. with the a's, we'rer a egoing t play one at their place and one at our's. it reminds us it's time to go. time to prepare. >> the rival squads will see each other during the regular season. there will be three games next month in san francisco and then three more games in oakland in september. >>> you know, i was thinking, i need to dust off that forecast graphic and then i'm like, nobody will be there. nobody will be there. no fans will be there. >> the cutouts arrive. >> right. the cutouts. i forgot about that. that's fun. all right. let's talk about what

the man accused of murdering two sisters in a london park has appeared in court at the old bailey.ussein's first appearance at the old bailey. danyal hussein, who is 18, from blackheath in london, appeared via video link from wandsworth prison. he was wearing a grey sweatshirt and only spoke to confirm his name. as we were outlining there, the bodies of nicole smallman, who was 27, and hersister, bibaa henry, who was 46, was found in a country park in wembley on the 7th ofjune. that was two days after they met a group of friends there to celebrate miss henry's birthday. danyal hussein is charged with two counts of murder and one count of possession of an offensive weapon. in court, the prosecutor, joel smith, said that this was an unprovoked and random attack on two members of the public involving the use of a knife. danyal hussein was remanded in custody and will appear in court again here on september 21st when a date for his trial is expected to be set. the border between australia's two most heavily populated states is to be closed to combat a spike in coronavirus cases. travel

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this is one more person i want to add their voice to this conversation that's peggy bailey peggy bass of vice president housing policy to the center on budget and policy priorities this is what she told us earlier whether acting at the federal state or local level policymakers have to prioritize people with the fewest resources because whether they're directly impacted by the virus or not this is the group that will feel the effects of the health and economic crisis for the longest . and we know that for people with low incomes housing is their biggest bill so targeting rental them for rental assistance whether medium short or longer term assistance through housing voucher makes per makes all the sense in the world it will help stabilize these families and ensure that they don't fall into homelessness or other bad outcomes. this sounds like good advice to any time not just given 1000 you know a global pandemic. i mean absolutely in the united states right now it's very hard to qualify for housing assistance but even amongst those who meet that difficult sort of barrier only one in 4 h

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