scott berg: he did mighty well.he was extremely important for any i think he was, more than just africa the big sue of that election. it was a really fascinating, this is not generally of ideas. notice that some of progressive's in the year . becomes extremely important in wilson's life later on because is one of those people who will be arrested a under the wilson law. for speaking sedition sleep . and when he was delivering a speech, said annoying going to be arrested for this note tell you, i have the speech at least 20 times, keep looking for this addition. just can't find it. it was basically telling the people, some workers that this was a capitalist war and they did not have to be cannon fodder in it. but for that he was arrested and was put in jail . and he was found guilty in the cayman nonexistent nine - zero news in prison this will tell you a lot about will drop wilson. for now over, woodrow was in his heavy stockings in the white house is about to leave the white house and people in his government, is v

that was milton berg, founder and ceo of milton berg advisors. first word news with mark crumpton now. mark: the country's top military official apologizing for taking part in president trump's controversial appearance for a photo op at the historic church last week, when law enforcement forcibly cleared a peaceful protest to make way for the president. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said today, "i should not have been there." his presence has been criticized for giving credence to donald trump's claim he could use the military just optimistic protests. in florida, the number of new coronavirus cases continues to climb. health officials reported more than 59,000 cases in total, up 2.5% from a day earlier. more than 2800 have died. desantis, hasron consistently blamed hired covid-19 numbers on expanded testing. the spread of the coronavirus in africa is accelerating. the world health organization says total cases have reached 200,000 less than three weeks after the first 100,000, a milestone that took three months. the who says a quarte

with this 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired through the alcs berg defense but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes out of bergen possession from burgos cross finds philip max who slotted it home to level the score one all. max's 8th goal of the season a personal best. hausberg remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but his they get matches against cologne. you're watching the news live from berlin d w business is up next with ben physical an extraordinary stick around could write that. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get the maps now.

adrian creations standing by for us in front of the berg bill primary school in cape town. people are protesting at the school where you are today why is that. was mainly because of the confusion caused by the ministry of education here is the 2nd time that they have announced a date for the schools to resume and the 2nd time on a very short notice they decided to push it back once again for further week until schools will resume here in south africa i would say south africans are quite divided about it you have one part of the population that says well good we really have to get back to business our kids have to go back to school and on the other hand you have people like the ones behind me who are protesting we're saying it's waste too early to send our kids back to school our schools are not yet ready and they don't have enough protective equipment you have people here with posters saying keep our kids safe keep our teachers safe and they insist that it must wait longer until schools can restart because one of the points they're raising is also winter is starting in sout

correspondent bargain mosse in london who is following the story for us berg what information do we have about the alleged perpetrator. well the british media and press agencies are reporting that the name of the alleged perpetrator is colliery. and that he's a 25 year old male from libya who used to lived in reading the police have not confirmed dead but they are saying that they are not looking for anybody else in the attack so at the moment are focusing all the investigation and finding out further background really send it. just on the on this man so how is it that this man event fell through the security cracks and allegedly committed this attack. british police haven't given any information but british media the b.b.c. reports that the perpetrator was not going to the security services and that he had been investigated for a potential danger that he was intending to travel abroad and for food for reasons of terrorism this is nothing that the police have confirmed but this is what british media the b.b.c. are reporting but that at the time when the security services were investigati

a eulogy for robert berg and let me make a quick suggestion. there are to be four debates. three, trump versus biden and one, biden versus biden. where does he stand? where does he stand on the crime built today? he was an author, now he's against it, where does he stand on segregation? used to work with it, now as opposed to it. four debates, that's it. >> sean: i can't stop that. more "hannity" after this. thank you,ea mark. both taking right now, fanapt. you know it's really been helping me manage my schizophrenia. i used to hear these terrible voices. loser! you're such a failure. you're so embarrassing. i used to feel like everyone was staring at me. but we're doing much better now, right? yeah. fanapt is approved for the treatment of schizophrenia in adults. in clinical trials, fanapt significantly improved symptoms of schizophrenia compared to placebo. fanapt may change your heart rhythm which could elevate risk of sudden death. your doctor will consider this when deciding among treatments and may prescribe another medication first or ma

berg she is visually impaired like timothy is also stuck at home because of grown up artist restrictions but a project called reading aloud drawn by russian foundation is springing this back so far apart together for then it's a way out of boredom and into new friendships would be yet a grueling nikolay i thought that i could do to cater huge amounts of my time now that everybody is in lockdown and it's especially boring for children it's ok for appearance they keep on working at a distance but kids just have nothing to do is all so i found such an area for myself where i can spend quality time. 'd for dosh or timofey scolds reader tempi really from isolation. she always waits for it gets traded about 10 minutes ahead of the agreed time she sits down and sofa waiting then she shouts out mom mom who's calling it is such a ritual i say dasha it is time of calling. the project in russia involves 200 kids bringing book reading and a passion for classics to children with disabilities and you know i found a common language straight away good for them we like it very much they call each other f

one of those complaints is from our next guest, christopher berg.id in 2013, when he was 17 years old, officer chauvin held him and three others at gunpoint after they shot a nerf gun. thanks for being here. so let's go back to that day. you were having a nerf gun battle with your friends, as i understand, it was a tradition on the last day of school in minneapolis or in your neighborhood. what happened? >> so it started, it was a few weeks before school was out, actually. we were split into teams and the goal is to try to hit people on the other teams. so i was coming home, dropped off by a few friend. when we were about two blocks away from my house, one of the other passengers shot a nerf dart out the window, it was a brightly colored orange foam dart. we didn't think anything of it. a few moments later, the friend pulled up in front of my house, i got out. we had no idea at this point in time that police were following us or any of that. so i get out of the car, i grabbed my things, turn around. all of a sudden officers are on me with guns aimed

in placer county firefighters are berg up for what is supposed to be another dangerous fire season. the fire unit is setting control burns to train 30 new seasonal recruits. over the next two weeks those newbies will learn fire land firefighting, how to stay safe and how to create a buffer to keep the fires from advancing. >> this is a good eye opener to see some of the grasses and how dry they are now just with a small wind pushing these grasses pretty quick, it's hot, it's fast. >> reporter: in addition to the red flag warning, cal fire has also banned outdoor residential burn permits. this is in napa, solano and sonoma counties until told otherwise. in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> all right, thank you very much, bob. more emotion is expected today in a butte county courtroom. that's when relatives of victims who died in the 2018 paradise fire will be appearing at pg&e's court hearing. it's that plea hearing that is going on. yesterday ceo bill johnson entered a guilty plea, 84 times. each time to one count of involuntary manslaughter. faulty equipment started the f

>>i's >>that's pretty nice student named madison how berg was recording the star-spangled banner for virtual commencement at portland state university in that's when emanuel 100 kind of walked over and asked if you could join in. he is a professionally trained center. he performs with the portland opera so their rendition getting rave reviews, including on facebook it's also being called a lesson in unity. kron 4 saluting the class of 2020 today we're congratulating andrea dean. andrea is other she is she's graduating from freedom high in oakley she's going to attend. oklahoma state university and says she'll study elementary and special education, so congratulations to her. you can let us know about a graduate in your life just go to kron 4 dot com send us a photo and that wraps up kron 4 news of 6 we will see you tonight at 8 on your bay area's local news station. >>> shocking twist in the case of a man found hanging from a tree. his half brother just gunned down in a police shootout. >>> and the blue flu? cops calling in sick. >> is this the next pandemic? >> the trump supporter b

james berg, 1998. walter scott. without video today, that situation would never happened in minneapolis. even though it happened, it would not have happened without video. walter scott would never happen. it was only the video that brought these injustices to light. i apologize for the long answer. ben: no, it's a good answer and i appreciate it. let's get for a sec. of the economy and -- for a second to the economy. this is the subject of our series. we are in the difficult spot right now with the level of unemployment and the drop in economic growth. we are trying to reopen everywhere. how optimistic are you that we can have an economic recovery that is relatively strong and swift? thatot in the camp believes we are going to bounce back fast. i do think it could take a decade to get back to where we were, but tell me your thoughts. sen. scott: the definition of recovery matters. i would say that we will see a strong recovery starting next perspective.y i've been thinking this for about four months now. i'm optimis

>>the road leading up to curry owes home on walter berg road in ben lomond was blocked off sunday afternoon investigators also remaining at the scene where korea was eventually arrested along highway 9 cell phone video of a citizen take down leading up to the arrest was captured by clara rick a ball, you know mountain people are scared of taking things into their own hands. rick of all says the man holding down korea was almost carjacked but the man identified only as sam wrestled creo to the ground. >>rick a ball says laying not far from the tussle was an assault-style rifle. the police eventually rushed in to cough. creo i'm just happy that nobody else got hurt korea was wanted in connection to a suspicious van the caller telling 911 saturday afternoon that guns and bomb making devices were inside. when police arrived the koreas home they were hit with bullets and explosives 38 year-old sergeant damon got swell or was wounded and later died at the hospital the santa cruz mountain community left filled with heavy hearts. it's just devastating now, especially his wife is pregnant and they h

subject i think we are the weakest of this 2 years after being crowned the best in the game hagar bergs world today is not just about getting back to being a prolific score but also about bringing the women's game to parity with the men's it's important enough to her that since 2017 she has controversy only not played for norway's national team. a means of protesting not just pee issues but conditions in the sport right down to old facilities and lousy dressing rooms. we're not talking about the same amount of money like in the men's game but a small piece of the cake in order to. the professionals in or it's the best thought ourself in there is to give the best product so. i think it's tough times even more tough times with the whole situation. she's considered the highest paid women's football player in the world and her 10 year deal with nike furthers her own cause but hagar bergen says the precarious situation for women's football in the coronavirus era is the cause she cares about most. let's get a recap now of our top story here thousands of people are paying their last respects t

who are inside, what they do, that remains to be seen. >> michael steel, ashley parker, chuck rosen bergyou for starting us off on an extraordinary day of news. >>> an american statesman joins us. robert gates served as secretary of defense for presidents obama and bush is out with a new book on the role of the military at a moment in time where that is very much in the news. >>> also, ahead another legal blow for donald trump in the u.s. supreme court. he didn't like it very much. >>> and does drop have an electoral death wish. reporting in the "new york times" suggests he just might. all those stories coming up. [♪] if you experience bladder leaks, you shouldn't have to sacrifice discretion for protection. try always discreet. the unique design features protective leakguards, which help prevent leaks where they happen most and an absorbent material that turns liquid into gel, for up to 100% leak free protection. the shapewear design provides a close and seamless fit, to ensure total discretion. choose the solution that keeps you drier. try always discreet underwear, with a money back g

. >> reporter: at sosa berg san francisco hospital mayor london breed spoke about the need to pause the schedules reopening monday for businesses including nail salons, tattoo parlors, and even the san francisco zoo. >> this is hard because we are talking about not just public health, talking about people's livelihood. >> reporter: a difficult but necessary decision. but we've gotten a little too comfortable. the fact that we have seen over 100 cases overnight completely changes our plans for reopening. >> the mayor says she will be looking at the data to see where the surge came from. >> right now we want to allow what is opened to continue. our goal is to examine the data and then make a decision based on what we see over the weekend. >> reporter: this barber says he has notified his clients there will be no haircuts monday. >> it's not worth risking lives of people just for a haircut. it makes no sense. >> we have to be positive. but it's pretty hard. >> reporter: while we were at the barber shop a client came up asking if he could get an appointment for monday so there is a lot of d

europe's corona virus outbreak more than 16000 people died there one of the towns hardest hit was berg among locals say no family there escaped the tragedy and many are calling for those responsible to be held to account the interviews 1000000 a strauss reports. images that are hard to forget military trucks loaded with coffins. doctors and nurses as frontline fighters hospital. which travel to battle a city that is still in mourning for stuff the old town usually a tourist hot spot here we meet. a community worker things have calmed down now unlike the south of the crisis. after a few days some of us started breaking down emotionally they were sobbing like babies but it was partly the pressure but also because we were dealing with people who had seen 2 or 3 of their family members die one after the other with. during our by lewis among the founders of superbad and initiative to help those who couldn't help themselves 200 volunteers joined him they delivered food and medicines to cover 1000 patients relief for suffering city everybody in bergen i know somebody who died of covert 19 the

us president wrote a post that was deemed by many to be inciting violence after the incidents occur berg said that the company would be reviewing its policies but also cautioned against new forms of moderation in general i worry that this approach has a risk of leading us to editorialize on content we don't like even if it doesn't violate our policies so i think we need to proceed very carefully and yet that's just the problem the company seems to have a new undercover report has once again revealed an anti trump left leaning by. at the company i worked as a subcontractor for facebook i was seeing them interfering on a global level elections and then i saw a play an exception that just targeted conservatives or favored liberals we really came to take the word from our side yes good for ourselves really is that maybe one of the growing political ads though so now they can get more exposure to the left there is the right right but facebook obviously had to give a 100 percent they believe sidelining conservative opinions and meddling and elections crazy right so if you come as no surprise t

>>doctor john schwartz berg is an infectious disease in vaccine all adjust with the u c berkeley, he recommends several key steps to take when going out, especially right now is counties began to loosen restrictions for one he says any time you can choose between being inside or outside. try and stay outside. >>so that's easy. how are we ever you have a chance for any city indoors as always were received to be outdoors nest because primarily the distributions of hours outdoors with the wind blowing it means it's from a sleepy we're going to get. suspicion on the virus to get a 64 outdoors indoors, it's a very different story, so every time you have a chance still to reach the doctor adds that when shopping make a list limit your time that's what they do in his family limit how long you're inside for example, i'm the one who's appointed to go shopping in my family, so i try make those trips. >>with the list very short very quick, precise. >>that's exactly what a wife does to she she as you might exactly what the grocery store it looks like she's got her list she started ranged in a wa

at some cases that were compiled by the freethought project we find that in arizona officer philip berg was fired and charged with murder in the shooting death of daniel shaver shown on video and 2016 he was then acquitted and rehired by the mists of police department in $28.00 seen then in tulsa oklahoma officer buddy shelby was charged with murder and the shooting death of terence crafter also shown on video in 2016 she was found not guilty and then hired as a sheriff and rogers county and 2017 and in salt lake city utah detective jeff payne was fired in 27000 after a viral video showed him violently arresting nurse alex wobbles for doing her job he faced no charges and was then hired by the weber county jail in 2019. matters fond of his concern democratic senator cory booker has promised to introduce legislation which could lead to a national database for police misconduct and hopes that it would bring about some accountability and transparency and no there's also been a lot of concern about the use of military looking for tactical gear by local police departments when they respond s

worry now is that a lack of adequate preparation might to worsen the outcome from al jazeera janice berg the world health organization says that it wants to keep working with the united states the comments from the director general and days after president trump formally terminated the relationship the world has long benefited from the strong gauge and with the government and the people of the united states the u.s. government and its people its contribution and generosity towards global over many decades has been immense and it has made a great difference in public health all around the world it is w.h.y. this wish for this collaboration to continue in libya there's a new battle underway south of tripoli fighters loyal to the warlord khalifa haftar and i control of the town of our suburb just kilometers away from an important supply line local sources told of 0 the drone but up to 25 armed vehicles were part of the offensive the situation on the ground is still very fluid in yemen but number of covert 19 related deaths continues to increase the coastal city of 18 registered at least $61

situation in cradock to new york across an entire continent and onto every city county village and berg in america apollo here in rhode island we live between a couple of hot spots boston and new york so we were pretty hunkered down there in texas did this seem like a regional plague elsewhere and did the precautions you saw governor cuomo in new york and others in this part of the country seem overdone. yes to my mind they were we because of the use of the thing about but we out here in the in the heartland in what is derisively called 'd fly over country what we understand that people don't know at least don't understand is we don't live as densely as you do we don't have side of 1000000 riders a on the new york city basis so i'm civil to walk down the street and dallas texas or tyler texas and not physically bump into somebody not true in new york on a busy day at midtown manhattan there is no way to walk out park avenue or 5th or any of the avenues that not physically come in contact with people at all this man's mass transit that the left has been wanting to shove the entire countr

care for rufus certified he was unfit for purchase rufus's cross-country journey began in miller's berg ohio on a farm owned by mose troyer this is how i am after i buy the dog after he is delivered then i start googling most rare then is when i start and then i was like what is wrong with you why wouldn't i really that's how naïve i was i thought it was going to be perfect and then then i start googling and i hindsight was like i need to find out where these parents are like i was disgusted less than 2 weeks before nicole purchase rufus online tours the u.s.d.a. license was cancelled currently no u.s.d.a. or state commercial license is issued for this address i've got only giving up a couple times a i said no one's call me back this is so frustrating but then i kept thinking it wasn't about the money it was the fact that this was a life that no one cared about. they are just like oh take the puppy that was 6 weeks old 5 weeks old away from its mom and just shove in a van with creeps her and then called a day like no one cared. of state highway $53.00 in the middle of ohio this is a pup

medhat maser berg palace near berlin it was their 1st face to face since the pandemic hit back in march the 2 were eager to show that they stand shoulder to shoulder on their multibillion euro plan that they say is crucial to guaranteeing that you use future the greeting was distanced because of coronavirus but warm nonetheless it is not by chance that the man who is the 1st foreign leader to meet with chancellor merkel since the virus crisis began the pair spearheading a $500000000000.00 euro proposal for rebuilding europe's economy off to the pandemic these are 2 leaders who want to work together and be the driving force for europe. if this gets going on that we understand that year and pays not united merely because germany and france agree but when germany and france disagree it does not look so good for unity in europe so perhaps we can find agreement on many questions and make a contribution and give a positive impulse to move things in the right direction for europe's future. even as germany prepares to take over the presidency of the e.u. on the 1st of july america is more centr

the state of verdun berg investigated what had gone wrong and what i scar to the p.t. this amazement plane was placed on the mechanical seat planters. the agriculture ministry eckerd bears official line saying that had the seeds been sown correctly everything would have been fine clinics were nevertheless banned for use on call in germany they're still committed for other crops they offer 2200000 euros in fast track aid but only on one condition for the beekeepers. in return i shall seed all existing and future claims to compensation to the state of body of your to. the investigation the government of pardon gotten back had suddenly become a mediation of the offer from day i was actually made by the agriculture department has learned by the river bank or no bear it was a state of bad uncertain but they wanted to buy their way out of. it was touted as an emergency aid for the beekeepers because of what they were just covering themselves so there was a real push to settle the matter quickly where they knew the bees had been poisoned otherwise it would have taken a lot lo

berg. >> hi. thank you very much. my name is katie berg, i'm the viral hepatitis coordinator with san francisco department of public health and the population health savings. although i'm currently activated for the covid response in the community engagement and mitigation branch. we'd like to ask for the approval to accept and expend the total $190,406 budget from the california department of public health. this is to support our hepatitis c activities. we've made significant progress in hepatitis c in treatment, hepatitis c testing and treatment access efforts in san francisco. these additional funds were awarded by a noncompetitive grant from the california department of public health, based on a formula that was at several different epidemiological points. we'd like to allocate money going to a community-based organization that will support microelimination of hepatitis c, among people living with h.i.v., by doing care and navigation and support. we'd also like to allocate $38,753 to l health for a temporary resea

s download it right now from your app store i steam balls berg stay safe and i'll see you next week on the press. join me every 1st date on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sport this list i'm showbusiness i'll see of. the spiral downward depending on who you believe in the media the civil unrest in america is the result of systematic racism this explains protest and writing but does it the commanding heights controlling the financial system media and the business world are those to admit it it's the economy stupid for them graze all these. according to several sources felice in the united states kills from 2 to 4 people every day my. head his hands. what am i being arrested for players fun for me and. that is just their little world to establish they develop us against them and. how long they should have 2525 years as. i read this from someone quoting here. but. there is a corruption inside of the families while they've been culturally. i know. no shunts. actually felt. no as to. which your thirst for action. you know we're number one movie

. >> reporter: rex berg police say those human remains are now being analyzed. has learned erty.f hisng idaho home. the stunning development happening more than three months after daybell's wife, lori vallow, was arrested after defying a court order to prove her kids were alive. these are the last images of j.j., who disappeared on september 23. his sister, tiley, last seen earlier that month in yellowstone national park. vallow and daybell married in november, shortly after daybell's then-wife tammy suddenly died. her death is under investigation. the newlyweds moved to hawaii without the children. vallow was extradited to idaho in march. police confirmed today's search warrant pertains to the disappearance of the two kids and that charges against daybell are pending. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> o'donnell: coming up next, the story behind this image. an officer explains why he kneels and sheds tears with the protesters. at carvana, no matter what car you buy from us, you get the freedom of a 7-day return policy. this isn't some dealership test drive around

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people to talk about racism and that was the case also with a very popular talk show called michael berg and. definitely not being in. a point where the really looked at the problem from a german point of view and i think full of black people and other people of color here in germany that has been a huge disappointment so i think things are not really moving forward as a result of what's happening in the u.s. . jennifer it would seem produced in bill enough to the killing of george floyd another rally planned on saturday night people angry but as far as what germans go do you get the impression they're looking at the us raw the looking perhaps in the mirror. well i mean it's interesting that you bring out the next rally tomorrow because i have to point out that there's actually a far right demonstration planned at brandenburg a tour at the same time and for that reason the george floyd rally had to move locations so it's just interesting to me. and to your question it reminds me of a proverb that my friend nathan calls an european proverb which is are you glad you're not in the u.s. righ

s download it right now from your app store i've seen balls berg stay safe and i'll see you next week on meet the press. the spiral downwards depending on who you believe in the media the civil unrest in america is the result of systematic racism this explains protests in writing but does it the commanding heights controlling the financial system media and the business world are those to admit it's the economy stupid for them graze all these . you know we're number one. in united states we all slow number one. production. coming before. us which most. people use so incredibly well you got to we can jump shot in order to excuse. like a lying in a month's other one. piece of monday's so this is somebody that is at the root for. seems wrong when all rolls just don't hold. any. get to shape out these days comes out ahead and it gains from it equals a trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart. choose to look for common ground. greetings and sell you. in america today the winds of change are tends to with the smell of tear gas since that fateful monday evening in the latter days of m

midway through the 1st half aggression from colognes keeper led to a change from the spot for alex berg. t.-mo hole though kept his cool when it counted. palate seemed to prevent outskirts from taking the lead florian need a lesson or has missed 2 of his last 3 penalties in the bonus league in the 2nd half with less than 10 minutes left cologne brought in season striker anthony medevaced and the 32 year old made his presence felt. with d.s. 3rd goal in his last 4 games to put the visitors ahead when he fired through the alberg to fish but the lead would be short lived only lasting 3 minutes out bergen possession from both of those cross finds philip max who slotted home to level the score one all. max's 8th goal of the season a personal best. out spurs remain unbeaten in a club record 11 but as they get matches against cologne. that's your news update we're back at the top of the hour thank you for watching t.v. . news. the play and covert 19 the passion play and obama girl it's told the story of christ suffering for almost 400 years the 1st staging was intended to stop the plague and o

and download it right now from your app store and steam balls berg stay safe and i'll see you next week on meet the press. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil. take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always like to say we do believe by golly it's time to do news again. led. you know number one the capitals and united states we all slow number one. way to do. i mean the mug shot before. the most. evil you selling crack rock or you got a weekend jump shot in order to exclaim. you got it like a lot in a month's other one.

this is when berg surveillance. the nigerian national petroleum corporation says the opec-plus deal was necessary and that his nation will comply. market,alance of the prices, we have started seeing a sign that this works by pulling down the supply that canng a balance cover costs. >> does this mean that you are going to close the discount spreads? >> absolutely not. discount will go away, definitely. what we did in the last two months was to close that gap, much shorter than what it was. by the end of june or july we will see a cutback in the economy. >> when do we get to the full supply? in other words, what you have overproductionhe of the earlier months? marginal -- a 100,000 products per day. have a at numbers, we plan. by the end of june we will see maybe inm nigeria, and the second half of july. >> do you think the deal struck by opec-plus creates a floor for oil? what will the deal due to the price of oil? >> what it will do the price of oil -- what it will do to the price of oil, you will see a flat out --

monday, nato secretary-general yen sultan berg took part in a conversation. istalked about the role nato playing during the coronavirus pandemic and accused russia and china of spreading disinformation about the coronavirus. held during a virtual conversation by the atlantic council, this is 30 minutes. his. >> it is wonderful to have this opportunity to discuss nato's reflection process with secretary-general stoltenberg, at a time when the alliance is facing a wide array of challenges. cyberussia and china, to attacks, climate change, and the pandemic. one of the changes we need to make today to ensure that nato will be relevant and effective over the coming decade and in 2030? to answer these questions, we will begin with saving remarks from the secretary-general. then, my wonderful colleague in who works with, the alliance for securing democracy, will moderate a conversation with the secretary-general. she will start with fred and me and then take questions from you. fred will close us out. now a word about the secretary-general of nato. at a time when ci

worry now is that a lack of adequate preparation might to worsen the outcome for me al-jazeera janice berg. u.s. retailers have been criticized for praising their staff as heroes for working during the pandemic while ending the extra pay that they receive for dangerous conditions unions are urging large companies such as amazon and wal-mart to change their policies share brittani has more. the u.s. has major food retailers like wal-mart amazon whole foods trader dru's and krueger don't release estimates of how many of their workers have contracted prove it 19 how many have become ill and how many have died but the food and commercial workers union estimates 10000 sick or exposed to the virus and dozens of deaths amongst those that represents some of america's largest companies have refused to release this information or in the case of mammals i have attempted to silence workers were brave enough to speak about it for its part craig which owns several u.s. supermarket chains instituted hazard pay at the end of march but called it here i'm paying an extra 2 dollars an hour thank you for bein

children back to school and many of the parents we spoke to outside the school in a whisper in janice berg said they're very nervous and they worried that enough hasn't been done to keep students safe now students had gathered just behind us in the last hour or 2 were going through some sort of orientation where they'd be guided through social distancing it's called but just as soon as students left and into the classrooms just next to us you could see that maintaining that social distance would be very difficult because students already crowded around each other we know in classrooms there dissuade the space at least 1.5 metres apart as students entered the school ground their hands was sanitized their backpacks they teach is made sure that they were wearing moss but when we also spoke to the principal here he said preparing for. for those periods preparing for the return of students to schools has been a night me it's it's been very difficult ensuring that the schools are ready to accommodate students and keep them as safe as possible thanks for that update there from a tamil a live from

seen organizations like black lives matter call for so i don't think we're going to see the president berge really on any kind of wide sweeping federal police reform and the gallagher there across all those developments for us from miami thank you very much candy now syrian president bashar assad has sacked his prime minister just a month ahead of elections the water resources minister hussein are knows will take over from him on harness until the parliamentary vote in july the president's decision comes amid a deepening economic crisis which has seen the country's currency plans turkmani is the director of the syria conflict research program at the london school of economics and political science she says changing the prime minister will make no difference to serious economic crisis. the main reason there was a popular pressure to change the prime minister really is the economic deterioration and the reason why the syrian public were criticizing the prime minister and the minister is only because they know this is the level they can criticize without getting in trouble they know that any s

this next question comes i think from several people but in particular came first from joseph berg. the question is what if there's another big wave of covid-19 in the late fall? and the fed is as to react again. how big a balance sheet can you manage before it gets to be a problem, and one of the problems he asks in the question is inflation, or maybe use of the problems? >> let me start by saying, we are not experts on epidemiology, the spread of pandemics or anything like that. we talked to experts in the main answer they give you is things are highly uncertain. we don't know anything that the general public doesn't know, if you're listening to experts about how the school. there's clearly a risk of that, a risk of second outbreak or second wave. that would be challenging. because we continue to react. we are not close to any of the makes we might have, i would say. we will continue to have to react but i would worry almost more that a second outbreak would undermine confidence. a full return, a full recovery of economy will really depend on people being confident that it's safe

berg she is visually impaired like timothy is also stuck at home because of corn a biased restrictions but a project called reading aloud drawn by a russian foundation is springing this back so far apart together for then it's a way out of boredom and into new friendships were gay yet grew on the gurney i thought that i could do to cater huge amounts of my time now that everybody is in lockdown and it's especially boring for children it's ok for appearance they keep on working at a distance but kids just have nothing to do it's all so i found such an area for myself where i can spend quality time. 'd for dosh or timofey scolds reader tempi really from isolation. she always waits for it gets traded about 10 minutes ahead of the agreed time she sits down and sofa waiting then she shouts out mom mom who's calling it is such a ritual i say dasha it is time of calling. the project in russia involves 200 kids bringing book reading and a passion for classics to children with disabilities and you know i found a common language straight away good for them we like it very much they call each oth

to bergely, it remains seen what the american public will think.e do know that biden has recently been taking elite in the polls, and i could very much be a reaction to the virus. shery: greg, great having you with us. here are first word headlines. the federal reserve is telling u.s. banks they can't resume buybacks in the coming weeks, over growing uncertainty over the coronavirus pandemic. the fed's latest stress test shows the lending sector has performed well, but the latest review of the virus effect has uncovered potential effects. banks must be predict and conserve capital, it is said. russia has begun voting on constitutional changes that would let president putin retain power until 2036. the measures were originally scheduled for a vote in april but were put back by the coronavirus. putin has -- has effectively run russia for two decades. all potential changes have already been approved by parliament. india is said to be planning quality control measures and tariffs on imports from china as the two sides maintain a military standoff in th

this is berg. -- this is bloomberg. ♪ when you say what you're in the mood for, the xfinity voice remotectly that. happy stuff. the group's happy, i'm happy. you can even say a famous movie quote and it will know the right movie. circle of trust, greg. relax, the needles are jumping. you can learn something new any time. education. and if you're not sure what you're looking for, say... surprise me. just ask "what can i say" to find more of what you love with the xinity voice remote. i am live from new york, alix steel, with guy johnson in london and we are counting down to the european close. happy wednesday. guy: happy wednesday to you. we are over halfway there. as we approach the end of the day, let's take a look at where we are with the markets, this has been sensational, the dollar going down, equities going up, this is the picture we are watching and it's being delivered on a strong volume in europe. the s&p up by 910 to 1%. europe is massively outperforming and this has been the theme, we are seeing the global performance because this is going down. on what's happening, a huge rec

. ♪ berg. ♪ this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." asian equities, u.s. european futures struggling for direction in the absence of any strong catalyst, but global equities headed or a week again. the 10-year treasury yield fairly steady, just dipping slightly. the yen headed for a weekly gain along with the dollar. oil also looking to resume a weekly gain. trump said thed u.s. could produce a complete decoupling from china. his tweet is his most forceful statement yet on the souring ties with beijing. after statements from robert lighthizer who said a full decoupling was not a reasonable policy option. wei li from blackrock is still with us. we do have these tensions between the u.s. and china going the scenes.y behind they are out in the open to be frank. how concerned are you that we could see these u.s.-china relations deteriorate going into the back half of the year? the u.s.e head into election in november, it seems bipartisan to rather be harsh toward china. it even starts with covid-19. lastg the trade tension year and the year before, it had alre

color of change president rishaad robinson telling berg, -- telling bloomberg, the problem is that wepend a lot of time explaining to him why these things are a problem in he very much just lacks the ability to understand it. not saying that he doesn't understand, but saying he lacks the ability to understand it. what is your take on? david: my take on that is that it is pretty disturbing. i don't know if i would look at it quite that way. but in their public statement, the civil rights leader said he did this -- did not demonstrate orerstanding of historic modern-day political suppression. , used tot nick clegg be deputy prime minister in the u.k., would be advising him. ironic, buts is mark zuckerberg takes advice as poorly as donald trump does. this company, in all of my criticisms of it, we cannot deny it is playing a very historically important in this time of protest, and that is meaningful. mind, thatrg's own is probably the kind of rationalization he makes. he believes his services providing critical capability capability- critical in the united states and these problems don't