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now mystified them is is blas didn't draw for raising china's transparency you know trump said something good about china when china really is that they don't know all their new wire us and they make you jump in here i have to go i have to go to a hard break ok we're going to go to short break and out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on china bashing. faisal i've been arguing for the last decade or so. who is it was crisis is both a structural prices and it is also a crisis of state when you're going to see in a capitalist and your money and this and then it did not cause that crisis it only made it there. and made and we deal with it so the whole world and it's going to aggravate all of the rats and dimensions of the crisis the health emergency lands we're still going to be left with this dual crisis of structural the structural crisis of the economy and the political crisis of state budget in the student you're. welcome back to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing china bashing. ok i want to go back to how it sit in lon

now mr vigeland is is blas didn't draw for raising china's transparency you know trump said something good. about china when china released their general over their new wireless and they make you jump in here i have to go have to go to a hard break ok we're going to go to short break i'm out of that short break we'll continue our discussion on china bashing stay. join me every thursday on the alex salmond field and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics this i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to crossfire where all things considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing china bashing. ok i want to go back to how it sit in london and one of the things i find very very interesting and i'm actually quite delighted about it is that now this leaves some elements of the political elites in the west particularly in the united states wanting to point the finger at china now everyone across the board has to reconsider globalization because this is how we got here ok this is exactly how we got here and and i want to just pick up with something that de mint had

we will also speak with rita fan on oil dynamics. ,e will speak with javier blas just at a time whenoil is going down because of coronavirus. it is having an impact because there is a price war between saudi arabia and russia. staying with that theme, there is a prediction that airlines will burn through $61 billion worldwide in the second quarter. that threatens the very survival of carriers. the director general told bloomberg that the industry needs more support. here he is. >> we estimate that the airlines in twon out of cash months, two or three months. so it means that in two or three months, if nothing is done, we could see bankruptcies for half of our airlines. the point is that the government has reacted very strongly. they have put together a very -- they have put together significant stimulus packages, and we urge the money to be put on the table, to be injected into the balance sheet of the airlines. this veryvercome difficult period. otherwise it will be difficult for many of us. >> you are saying the money needs to be put on the table. are you suggesting the governments

joining me is the economics commentator grace bla kely, and the broadcasterjohn stapleton. thank you both for being with us. tomorrow's front pages...starting with... the guardian says scientific advisers have warned the government that any relaxation of lockdown measures could trigger an exponential rise in coronavirus cases, amid a cabinet split about how quickly to ease restrictions. the daily mirror reports although the government promised 100,000 tests a day by the end of this month, less than a fifth of that target is actually being hit and testing sites still lie empty. according to the metro, at least 100 health and social care workers have now died of coronavirus — including a nurse whose family say she would have lived if she had been given the correct protective clothing. the ‘i' claims the royal air force are being "forced" to pick up delayed protective kit from turkey as a shortage threatens treatment. the daily telegraph also leads on tests in the uk, but features a picture of the entrpeneur, sir richard branson, who has offered to mortgage necker island, his

. >> marcia blac march marcia blas legislation with martha mcsally.e sanctioned the hell out of iran for spreading terrorism. or to sanction the hell out of the china for spreading pandemics. we can do marcia's bill. i want to put sanctions on china. this is the third pandemic to come out of the china. enough is enough. bring the supply chain back in using carrots and sticks. telling businesses if you relocate your supply chain we'll give you a tax break. if you don't, we'll punish you. judge jeanine: think about a country that intentionally allowed a virus to literally through the people who have it be sent all over the world, but not allowing people from wuhan to fly to the rest of china. they protected themselves and put the rest of the world at risk. the intent is so malicious and malign, how can we possibly rely on them for our medicine, for our supply chain. it has to be more than a carrot and a stick. there has to be a sanction or some incentive to make sure these products are made in america. let's talk about the w.h.o. the president talked ab

i spoke with javier blas, and it is real simple. the financial market oil, which we were just talking about, i am going to call it $24 a barrel for west texas intermediate, and a little bit higher for brent. don't tell that to the land of physical oil like calgary, alberta. it is extraordinary, the plunge that we saw yesterday afternoon in fiscal oil, as measured by western canada oil. it is down well under five dollars. that is a stunning, stunning statistic. guy? guy: the issue is that there is simply not enough storage right now. talking about opening strategic reserves and pumping more crude into it. the problem these producers have is there is nowhere for the oil to go, and that is what is driving down the price. that is what is ultimately going to determine the timeline here. together,ts its act we will see a big problem in terms of the storage issue. european stocks are down. we are seeing a swiping this morning, tom, of the btp bund spreads. no deal reached yesterday. the big news over the last hour e.u.af scholz was in an c

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there was an earlier crash right before the toll blas sa, and they move that had to the shoulder andhe traffic is flowing well once again. first responders will show appreciation for the valley medical center as the cdc is putting a spotlight on the risk that the health care workers are taking during the pandemic. ktvu is working from home, and you have the district attorney tails, ali. >> good morning, dave. the show of support for the health care workers at the valley medical center is underway right now. in fact, we can show you a live picture of the scene. we can go to that this morning. this is where the law enforcement agencies and fire departments from across the santa clara county are out and lined up. they lined up the vehicle and turned on the flashing lights. they're showing the appreciation for health care workers at santa clara medical center. i spoke to a sergeant with the sheriff office minutes ago that explained that this is time to happen during the early morning shift change when hundreds of people are leaving the overnight shift and hundreds more workers are coming

happy at home here, teaching my boys how to roller bla eer blad making the most of it.ight, mayor brown? >> my heart goes out to all of the first responders, nurses, firefighters, police officers, disaster workers and you take it from there. >> why thank you, mr. mayor. now, ladies and gentlemen, the manager of your san francisco guy da giants. >> appreciate you. i'm so looking forward to hearing the national anthem when we finally open. we'll get there by sticking together. until then, stay healthy, safe and strong. >> hey, bay area. huey lewis here saying thanks for helping us flatten the curve. for all the health care workers, we say a big, big thank you. >> hi, everyone. erik karlsson here. i can't wait to get back on the ice and see all you sharks fans. a big shout-out to all the hospital workers in the bay area. what you are doing is very brave and tremendous right now. >> hey, bay area. covid-19 is a team sport. i thought i would have a little help from my friends. >> from ucsf, thanks for your support. >> oh, yeah. you guys were amazing. what a throw! by the way

. >> tucker: in virginia, governor black rob klan rho bla- across the river from washington.ee living across the store opened fire on the burglars, wounding one of them. executors have arrested the man if he's being held without bail. he faces charges that could place him in prison for up to 20 years. again, he's in jail now without bail. we are happy to have that man's boss on the show. thank you so much for coming on. so we just describe what happened. are we missing anything? your employee was in the store and these guys broken and he shot one. correct? >> correct. they had broken into the store, three men with masks on. the neighbor upstairs said when he they broke the window it sounded like a car smashing into the store. the employees said it sounded like a shotgun. and when he walke woke up, he rd for the pistol and shot inside to scare them and one of them hit the suspect. when the police came we thought we were in the right. three masked men, 4:30 a.m. on a sunday morning, so i was watching across the street with boxers on and a tank top and in cold weather, 40 degree

the city is exploring hart island as a place for temporary burials are according to mayor bill de blas is press secretary who tweeted that will only haen if the need grows new york's governor says he did know it was an issue of her own daughter, while the rumors. >>heard anything about the city very. >>people in park city raise i'm nadia romero reporting. >>in california. the number of covid-19 cases are continuing to climb there for more than 16,000 cases and nearly 400 people ve died and in the bay area there are more than 3,700 confirmedcases santa clara county has re than 1200 39 people ave died in that county san mateo county has 579 cases, 13 people have di there san francisco county with 583 caseand 9 deaths, 417 cases in ctra costa county to go along with 7 death alameda county 5.88. and 13 deaths in the north bay rin county reporting 141 cases, 7 people have died there solano county 88 cases and one death 115 cases an and that thcounty has 22 y. cases and 2 deaths. >>the transerica pyramid as you can see there it is lit up tonight, the owners of the building say that they want

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bla a lot of objections from mayors to the governors planning to reopen. >> absolutely, andrea. perhaps none stronger than the mayor of albany, georgia. that is the area as we reported for weeks as the highest numbers of deaths anywhere in the state. the mayor told me this morning he was caught off guard by the governor's announcement, he didn't expect it, didn't realize it was coming and called it, quote, irresponsible. i asked him this morning, i said is your city ready to be reopened? he told me absolutely not. they've had a number of new deaths, five new deaths. there are dozens of people still on ventilators. he said, frankly, by putting this order in place, it keeps him from doing what he wants to do, which is protect the people of his community. a lot of strong reaction there. we're also hearing from people who are in the industry who are opening up. i'm standing in front of a hair salon, andrea. i talked to the owner and he told me he does plan to open his doors friday but on a limited basis. it's going to be him and another employee and they're going to give out masks t

join us now is michael bla, he represents the bronx, one of new york's five boroughs. to have you this morning. we've all become so painfully aware of the disproportionate impact that the virus is having on those of color. the bronx, the district you're from and where you represent is the poorest congressional district in the country and so what does coronavirus look like in the bronx? >> alisyn, first of all, thank you and respect you and all women journalists around the country, around the world for all that you do. there was a pandemic of poverty and institutionalized racism before coronavirus hit our shore. what we have to do now is find and fund a cure for both. it has been challenging to say the least for what we've been launching on the ground. because we've seen communities who always come together, but still have so much challenges on themselves. and what do i mean by that? this is everything from the family that is of the essential worker and god blez our essential workers, whether you're a health care hero or grocery worker, someone at the airport, a restaur

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and i think that the libertarian party can either get on 50 blas or get very close to getting on 50 ballotsntend to win this race. it's not a race for fun, as i've said many times. so we'll continue to push and get on as many ballots as possible, because we can win this. >> since you want to be a winner, if you thought you were going to be a spoiler and you thought you could -- you're not a fan of president trump, we know you're not a fan of joe biden, but you were such not a fan of president trump, you left the republican party and voted to impeach him. if your thought your presence made it easier for him to win a second term, but you couldn't win, what would you do? >> well, once i've got the nomination, if i earn the nomination, i'm running for the white house. i'm going all the way. it's impossible to know how the addition of a candidate affects the race. and i think there's a lot of time being wasted by people on both side of the aisle trying to decide whether my candidacy we and aren't represented well by either party. and they want an alternative. they want someone to vote for. and i

i want to thank the bla for their detailed report and also h.s.h., gigi and emily and their team for being proactive and leaning to get more funds and for being here to answer our questions and explore how we can do more. the covid-19 crisis has underscored our reliance on frontline service staff and contracted services to our most vulnerable residents. it requires us to think hard about the sustainability and coordination of the frontline response. when the shelter in place order was placed, one of the first things we heard it was people were afraid to come to work, especially those making close to minimum wage. for some, they were worried about transmitting the virus to their family which they felt was too great, choosing sick leave as an option. of course, the question of sustainability of our contracted frontline services is not unique to covid, and there are much larger structural issues at play, but i wanted to make sure that we as a board during this time consider these questions and figure out how to address a chronic underfunding of service contracts during this crisis. the

occurred some other movement has happened just in the last few hours despite them appearing to be rather blas that attitude from the defense secretary just on tuesday night. activists and researchers in the us are reporting a surge in the number of racist incidents in hate crimes targeting asian people because of the corona virus outbreak some asian community leaders accuse president donald trump of fanning the flames of prejudiced by labeling the disease the chinese fire as reports from los angeles. not racism in the time of the pandemic a young woman wearing a mask is that attacked in the subway station a senate side. an elderly woman is chased by a bully trying to squirt and sanitizer on her. harassment and assaults against asian americans are up sharply. so it's the outbreak of covert 90 we have seen an incredibly disturbing skyrocketing increase the number of hate crimes racist attacks acts of discrimination against change americans can't just sense he was crossing a street in madison wisconsin when a woman began screaming at her made it i can't hack it and she called us like 30 cheney.

let's hear from the bla now, please. >> good morning, chair fewer, members of the committee. budget legislative analyst office. we don't have a report on this presentation but we did work with the mayor's office and controller's office in the last few days on the update to the joint report. we concur with the conclusions in the report. >> thank you very much. let's open up for comments from my colleagues. >> president yee has requested to speak. >> thank you very much. president yee. >> thank you, chair fewer. thanks for the presentation. it is helpful. i know it is hard to get details at this point, especially with the federal and state relief stimulus packages that are being offered. two questions. is there an estimate of time where you think you would have details on what san francisco might receive from these relief and stimulus packages? in the second question on the interim budget itself, when you present the interim budget to us, what would it be based on? is there a formula you are using or what is the thinking behind the interim budget so we know what we are voting o

let's hear from the bla now, please. >> good morning, chair fewer, members of the committee. budget legislative analyst office. we don't have a report on this presentation but we did work with the mayor's office and controller's office in the last few days on the update to the joint report. we concur with the conclusions in the report. >> thank you very much. let's open up for comments from my colleagues. >> president yee has requested to speak. >> thank you very much. president yee. >> thank you, chair fewer. thanks for the presentation. it is helpful. i know it is hard to get details at this point, especially with the federal and state relief stimulus packages that are being offered. two questions. is there an estimate of time where you think you would have details on what san francisco might receive from these relief and stimulus packages? in the second question on the interim budget itself, when you present the interim budget to us, what would it be based on? is there a formula you are using or what is the thinking behind the interim budget so we know what we are voting o

let's hear from the bla now, please. >> good morning, chair fewer, members of the committee. budget legislative analyst office. we don't have a report on this presentation but we did work with the mayor's office and controller's office in the last few days on the update to the joint report. we concur with the conclusions in the report. >> thank you very much. let's open up for comments from my colleagues. >> president yee has requested to speak. >> thank you very much. president yee. >> thank you, chair fewer. thanks for the presentation. it is helpful. i know it is hard to get details at this point, especially with the federal and state relief stimulus packages that are being offered. two questions. is there an estimate of time where you think you would have details on what san francisco might receive from these relief and stimulus packages? in the second question on the interim budget itself, when you present the interim budget to us, what would it be based on? is there a formula you are using or what is the thinking behind the interim budget so we know what we are voting o

. ♪ ♪ >>> the coronavirus has hit bla black americans more than any other group.s hoppered to do so. it's called "covid-19: black america's fight." produced by b.e.t. news in partnership with cbs news and facebook. b.e.t. is a division of viacom cbs. this one-hour special will have interviews about the devastating impact with the mayors of san francisco, chicago, and new orleans. you'll also hear from changemakers in the black community, and white house officials like dr. deborah birx, you've seen her on the front lines of the response. should the alarm have been sounded earlier on to the black community? >> i think you raise a very important question. and it gets to how we communicate with communities. and i think early on the pictures of this virus were very much early on about a pandemic and first in the asia region. and then a pandemic in the european region, where the pictures of the people in the beds and the pictures of the people on ventilators were older, white members in communities. no one is immune. when your community sees pictures of others, they thi

bla plastic bubbles staff are attempting to communicate through are attempting to equalize pressure in the lungs. it's not like flu. it is severe pneumonia, and it is killing hundreds each day. head of emergency admissions is roberto constantini. he's never seen anything like this before and is warning other countries, especially the united kingd kingdom, they will see it as well. >> people describing it like flu, it's worse than that. >> no, it's definitely not the thing. more pneumonia than flu. because it's a very severe pneumonia. so it's a massive, mass ive for every health system. because we see every day 50 to 60 peeatients who come sufferin from pneumonia and most of them are so severe, they need very high levels of oxygen. and so we have to reorganize our emergency room and our hospital in three levels of intensity. >> this is the main hospital in bergamo in lombardy province. it's one of the most advanced hospitals in europe. it is also the most hard hit of all the hospitals in italy, because the town is the center of the epidemic. this isn't a ward, this is a waiting room. w

i want to thank the bla for the report to lay a strong foundation to deal with as much data as we couldn terms of shaping the proposal. this is extremely important. i will note. i talked on other issues in committee about my background working as tenant rights attorney for a long time. this issue in a different form has been around a long time looking at the effectively the conversion of a lot of property to different forms of corporate rentals with everyone banking their head against the wall how to tackle this. this is not a problem that is new in the last year or two years or since there was a new website to facilitate this. this is a longstanding issue, complicated to address, and i want to commend you for all of your work in, hopefully, being on the verge of bringing this home to law. i did want to ask around the issue with day school. i certainly do not want in any way to slow this down and fully respect the need and agree with the need to move this forward and if cleanup is necessary, i will do that separately. i am curious for the city attorney or the chair to address when the s

well done, lavell. [ cheering and applause ] >> i mention these two because they're really em bla emblematiley show the caliber of this graduating class. you've come from the rest of us but you're the best of us. you're the elite. you stepped forward to serve your nation. you endured the rigors of training at the air force academy and you've done so under some of the most difficult circumstances in the history of the storied institution. cs lewis once wrote that courage is not just one of the virtues, it is the form of every virtue at the testing point. in this time of trial and testing for you, and for our nation, you have demonstrated courage. and you're an inspiration to every american. and america is being tested. while there are signs that we are making progress and slowing the spread, as we stand here today more than 700,000 americans have contracted the coronavirus and tragically more than 37,000 of our countrymen have lost their lives. but as each of you has shown in your time here, and as the american people always show in challenging times, when hardship comes, americans come toget

and forth with the -- with governor cuomo, new york governor cuomo said the announcement was bill de blas blasio's opinion and there was no official decision yet cuomo said new york may close public schools but it would do that in cooperation with other localities lots of folks in the state of new york trying to figure out where this all goes and its impact on employment as well meantime, new jersey governor murphy ordering transit to cut capacity by half and asking all passengers to wear face coverings. transit workers will be supplied with gloves and face coverings as well. a lot going on in the tri-state area joe? >>> boris johnson, andrew, has been released from a london hospital where he was treated in intensive care for the coronavirus. his office said he left st. thomas hospital and will continue his recovery at checkers, the prime minister's country house. and he will not immediately return to work he had been in the hospital for a week and we watched that closely and sort of incredulous the world leaders obviously not immune to this either. it's been -- for a week he was there an

i want to thank the bla for the report to lay a strong foundation to deal with as much data as we could in terms of shaping the proposal. this is extremely important. i will note. i talked on other issues in committee about my background working as tenant rights attorney for a long time. this issue in a different form has been around a long time looking at the effectively the conversion of a lot of property to different forms of corporate rentals with everyone banking their head against the wall how to tackle this. this is not a problem that is new in the last year or two years or since there was a new website to facilitate this. this is a longstanding issue, complicated to address, and i want to commend you for all of your work in, hopefully, being on the verge of bringing this home to law. i did want to ask around the issue with day school. i certainly do not want in any way to slow this down and fully respect the need and agree with the need to move this forward and if cleanup is necessary, i will do that separately. i am curious for the city attorney or the chair to address when the

let's hear from the bla now, please. >> good morning, chair fewer, members of the committee. budget legislative analyst office. we don't have a report on this presentation but we did work with the mayor's office and controller's office in the last few days on the update to the joint report. we concur with the conclusions in the report. >> thank you very much. let's open up for comments from my colleagues. >> president yee has requested to speak. >> thank you very much. president yee. >> thank you, chair fewer. thanks for the presentation. it is helpful. i know it is hard to get details at this point, especially with the federal and state relief stimulus packages that are being offered. two questions. is there an estimate of time where you think you would have details on what san francisco might receive from these relief and stimulus packages? in the second question on the interim budget itself, when you present the interim budget to us, what would it be based on? is there a formula you are using or what is the thinking behind the interim budget so we know what we are voting o

let's hear from the bla now, please. >> good morning, chair fewer, members of the committee.budget legislative analyst office. we don't have a report on this presentation but we did work with the mayor's office and controller's office in the last few days on the update to the joint report. we concur with the conclusions in the report. >> thank you very much. let's open up for comments from my colleagues. >> president yee has requested to speak. >> thank you very much. president yee. >> thank you, chair fewer. thanks for the presentation. it is helpful. i know it is hard to get details at this point, especially with the federal and state relief stimulus packages that are being offered. two questions. is there an estimate of time where you think you would have details on what san francisco might receive from these relief and stimulus packages? in the second question on the interim budget itself, when you present the interim budget to us, what would it be based on? is there a formula you are using or what is the thinking behind the interim budget so we know what we are voting on