we would see a brisk return of cases. hospitalizations and a brisk return of death. to be quite blunt. >> a strong warning. we want to try something different. we went online to connect with viewers. about the slow push to reopen. reaching out for real responses. health experts advise it's unwise to are open. he's listening. >> we can social distance, wear masks and wash our hands. it's time. >> stress is high. we need to remember the seriousness of the virus. it can end lives. >> we want to reopen. desperately. for many reasons. we need to do so in a safe manner. >> as of tuesday, the county reported 2,300 covid-19 cases. and 130 deaths. >> l.a. county stay at home order is likely going to last through the entd of july. public health director told the board everything will depend upon the effort to contain the virus. mayor had this message. >> this is just as dangerous a virus today as it was when it arrived. we should never become too comfortable. we're learning to live with it. we're not moving beyond it. it's important not to overreact or under react. >> tomorrow

we would see a brisk return of cases. hospitalizations and a brisk return of death. to be quite blunt. >> a strong warning. we to try something different. we went online to connect with viewers. about the slow push to reopen. reaching out for real responses. health experts advise it's unwise to are open. he's listening. >> we can social distance, wear masks and wash our hands. it's time. >> stress is high. we need to remember the seriousness of the virus. it can end lives. >> we want to reopen. desperately. for many reasons. we need to do so in a safe manner. >> as of tuesday, the county reported 2,300 covid-19 cases. and 130 deaths. >> l.a. county stay at home order is likely going to last through the entd of july. public health director told the board eor contain d thissse. >> thi a virus today as it was when it arrived. we should never become too comfortable. we're learning to live with it. we're not moving beyond it. it's important not to overreact or under react. >> tomorrow l.a. county beaches will be reopening with restrictions. biking, volleyball, sunbathes a

about the breezes along the coast, they are brisk, once again.di leading to less coverage and they will back down just a little bit and starting off windier than we did yesterday and with a lot more high clouds out there as you can see. winds gusting up to 33 miles per hour at sfo and a lot of that is high cloudiness and here is our vantage point from the e

another fresh feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and those showers and those briskthe south as we get into sunday but there will be further pulses of rain across scotland and northern ireland, as you can see. but just fewer showers in the south and sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures a little higher by that stage as well. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lewis vaughan jones. china tightens its grip on hong kong, a new security law would give beijing more power, raising fears of new limits on freedom of speech. another 2.5 million americans claim unemployment benefits, now it's middle class suburbia queuing at the food banks. brazil's coronavirsus death toll passes 20,000, scientists warn it's still weeks away from the peak of the pandedmic. getting into greece. we look at how tourists will be screened this summer, as hopes rise of reviving the multi billion pound tourist industry.

and stay near 60 at the coast and only 71 to 76 at noon and 75 to 80 at 4:00 and a brisk temperature in the upper 60s. grab a coat if you're heading out this evening. kumasi, back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> we have breaking news that we have been following all morning as protests continue in the twin cities. minnesota's governor will hold a press conference today to discuss the response to the civil unrest that has been happening since the death of george floyd since he was in police custody. violent protests and fires continued overnight and the minnesota governor says he expect charges to be filed soon against the minneapolis police officers involved soon. no decision has been made yet. ines de la ca trx trx tr trx tx latest. >> reporter: dozens of businesses ransacked and set ablaze, including the police presippr precinct in the neighborhood ppolice custody.d after in they're not ready to press charges in the case yet. video shows floyd on the ground handcuffed and losing conscio consciousness with derek chauvin's knee. both the justice department and the fbi investigating th

if we did ease up we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of death. >> dr. cody says on average every person infected still spreads the virus to at least one other person. >>> two northern california counties will be the first in the state to officially reopen. dine-in restaurants and walk-in shopping will be allowed in butte and el dorado. the governor approved it because of their extremely low infection rates and capacity to deal with an outbreak. >>> now we're getting a better look of how covid-19 got to california. a team from the university of washington and a cancer research center put together this map. they say the state's outbreak was fueled by early introduction via asia. they add that though from people from other states coming into california, that study began looking at covid-19 instances nationwide beginning in december. across the bay area more than 10,000 cases, nearly 400 deaths. santa clara county reported more than 28 cases and disappointing jump from just two new cases at the start of the week. and even though all nonessential mee

another fresh feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and those showers and those briskcross scotland and northern ireland, as you can see. but just fewer showers in the south on sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures a little higher by that stage as well. there's more online. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. $5 trillion and counting. the us treasury secretary says there's a strong likelihood more rescue cash will be needed for america's virus—ravaged economy. but in the long—term, who pays? plus, on the brink of default again. argentina could become the first financial casualty of the pandemic as it struggles to repay billions of dollars in debt. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. first: of course we will look at things from a business perspective. throughout today on bbc news we will be looking at the economic cost of the coronavirus pandemic, and how we are going to pay for it. we s

. >> if we did ease up we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations and a brisk return of death. >> reporter: the head of santa clara county health department delivered the dire warning to the board of supervisors tuesday. no way right now to ease restrictions she says, without risking a resurgence of the virus. >> it looks like we ate our vegetables and we did our homework and florida is opening up with reckless abandon and we can't go outside, so i completely understand the challenge. >> reporter: while keeping the stay-at-home order in place might be a prescription for good public hean employees coming in and asking if they can just work for food. >> reporter: jim owns a restaurant in morgan hill, he's been forced to lay off 20 out of 25 of his pre-pandemic workforce. >> i understand that people say for the good of all we have to do this, but i still want to feed my family and i still want to stay in business. >> reporter: if you need some perspective on being one of the first a close and the last to reopen, look no further than glenn and the concert and convention industry.

. >> i see the same conditions that we've had in march, so that if we did ease up, we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of death. >> now, you can track santa clara county's progress at scc.gov. >>> in los angeles county the stay-at-home order will likely be extended through july. the county public health director says even though beaches are set to be reopened tomorrow, confirmed cases and deaths continue to rise. health leaders there point to the fact that l.a. county is nowhere near governor newsom's criteria to fully be able to open. so, a sobering day on capitol hill as senators asked dr. fauci questions about our fight against the coronavirus. >> the biggest question, when can we fully reopen? raj mathai joins us from home with the details. raj. >> interesting watching this. the optics of this was jarring in itself. dr. anthony fauci on self-quarantine, he called in from his home. a lot of senators also joined remotely. but the bottom line, dr. fauci testified before congress and cautioned about reopening the country too soon. >> if we do not r

so that if we did ease up, we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of deaths, to be quite blunt. >> reporter: here are some of the requirements counties have to meet in order to get that green light from the state to move forward. no deaths in 14 days, minimum daily testing, contact tracers appropriate for the population level, hospital capacity in the event of a surge, and a 14-day supply of ppe. most bay area counties have met some of those guidelines. contra costa and alameda counties will be able to meet stage 2 next week. marin and sonoma counties are starting phase ii on monday. phase ii also allows for some manufacturing and logistics, delivery drivers and warehouse workers, lower risk environments associated with that retail business. dine-in restaurants are also included in phase ii. they are still on hold as are office setups and schools. so we expect that guideline to come, although not likely in the next week. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> you still hear a lot of people saying even if certain businesses open, they still

so, that if we did ease up, we would see brisk return of cases, hospitalizations and brisk return of deaths to be quite blunt. >> here are just some of the changes restaurants must make to reopen. their tables must be six feet apart or they must have some plexiglass between them. provide hand sanitizers and employees and customers need to wear face coverings. no preset table settings. no table linens will be there waiting for you. they must be transported in a sealed bag. also get ready to see disposable menus and that is also going to be new and that will see when we are allowed to eat out. we don't know when that will be. local officials have not said yet when this will take place in the bay area. reporting live in walnut creek, abc7 news. >> thank you, amy. >>> oakland has joined l.a. and san francisco in passing an emergency sick leave policy and here's more of what we're learning. east bay times reporting that the city council unanimously approved the legislation yesterday. it requires employers with more than 500 employees to provide 80 hours of paid sick time off for front lin

despite temperatures of around about average for this time of year, adding the brisk to strong wind,eather around, but the showers keep coming as we go through the night but temperatures will fall lower than the night we are currently in, slightly fresher air is with us but still for most, nine or10 is with us but still for most, nine or 10 degrees will be the overnight low, that is because of the strength of the wind which will still be with us on saturday, the low pressure firmly in charge giving further showers and longer spells of rain in scotla nd showers and longer spells of rain in scotland and northern ireland, plenty of showers further south as well and they could be heavy, even the odd rumble of thunder. another fresh feeling day, given the fact that we've got atlantic winds and those showers and those brisk winds, too, which will start to ease just a little in the south as we get into sunday but they will be further rain across scotland and northern ireland, as you can see, but fewer showers in the south on sunday and a lengthy spells of sunshine, temperatures little high

add in those showers, add in the brisk to strong wind and it will feel much fresher for all.p coming though, as we go through the night. temperatures fall lower than the night we are in, slightly fresher air is with us, but still for most, 9 or 10 degrees will be the overnight low and that's because of the strength of the wind, which will be with us on saturday. low pressure still firmly in charge, giving further showers or longer spells of rain across scotland and northern ireland in particular. showers further south as well and they could well be on the heavy side, even the odd rumble of thunder. across southern areas the sunny spells will be lengthier in between. another fresh feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and showers and brisk winds too, which start to ease a little in the south as we get into sunday but there will be further pulses of rain across scotland and northern ireland, as you can see. fewer showers in the south and sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures higher by that stage as well. more online. this is bbc news, the headlines:

return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of deaths to be quite blunt. >> reporter: so the bay area isn't loosening the restrictions right now. dr. cody says on average, every person infected here still spreads it to at least one other person. once that number drops below the one transmission average, things can start opening again. >> we are stabilizing, so we are not seeing an increase in case counts, but we're not really seeing a huge decrease either. >> reporter: today the white house task force's dr. anthony fauci echoed a cautious reopening approach during his remote testimony before a senate committee. but dr. fauci indicated as long as there is adequate testing, contact tracing and social distancing, commerce can slowly resume, even schools opening up. >> i would hope by that point in time in the fall, that we have more than enough to respond. >> reporter: in san jose, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> so where do the infection rates stand now? the south bay saw a spike in new cases today. santa clara county reported 28 more cases. a disappointing jump from just two

another fresh feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and those showers and those briskh as we get into sunday but there will be further pulses of rain across scotland and northern ireland, as you can see. but just fewer showers in the south and sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures a little higher by that stage as well. there's more online. this is bbc news, the headlines: china says it will introduce a new national security law in hong kong that looks set to limit freedoms in the territory. proposals suggest there would be a ban on what are described as subversive activities. there are already calls in hong kong for protests against the planned legislation. another 2.4 million americans have sought unemployment benefits in the past week. the new claims brought the total since mid—march to nearly 40 million, almost a quarter of the workforce. the latest total shows the ongoing painful economic impact coronavirus is having on the world's largest economy. one week after some children returned to school in france, the education minister has expressed concerns

another fresh feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and those showers and those briskday but there will be further pulses of rain across scotland and northern ireland, as you can see. but just fewer showers in the south on sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures a little higher by that stage as well. there's more online. this is bbc news. the headlines: chinese political leaders are attending their most important event of the year — the national people's congress. the gathering in beijing was due to take place in march but was postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. among the subjects for discussion is a controversial new security law for hong kong. another 2.4 million americans have sought unemployment benefits in the past week. the new claims brought the total since mid—march to nearly 40 million — almost a quarter of the workforce. the latest total shows the ongoing painful economic impact coronavirus is having on the world's largest economy. the greek prime minster has announced he wants the country to prepare for a tourist season. international

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maybe not quite as brisk as yesterday.eeps us in the mid and upper 70s in the south bay and millbrae at 69. mainly low 60s along the coast. mid and upper 60s along downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. 74 to 79 through the north bay. along the east bay shore about 70 in richmond to fremont at 75 and as we move into the east vall 81 go hear lot air conditioni neigor ifeel, you know, people don't have jobs and don't have the money and how are we going to stay warm or cool when the temperatures are hitting 100 next week. some real things to think about over the next two days before we get there. tonight fall back into the 40s and 50s. east bay valleys some of those neighborhoods will only cool into the 70s at night while the rest of us are in the 50s and 60s. so, that's going to be very dangerous. that means the house doesn't cool off much during the overnight hours. look at that string monday, tuesday and wednesday. the most dangerous heat, moderate to high heat risk during those days except for at the coast. back to

it will be a brisk northerly breeze, so it will feel quite cool on thursday.oss northern scotland, but it will be chilli with a brisk northerly wind. those temperatures just about making double figures in the north, and i9 just about making double figures in the north, and 19 or 20 in the south. enter the following weekend, a very different feel right across the country. you can see the blue colours spreading south. it will feel much colder than it felt that we canjust feel much colder than it felt that we can just gone, barely making 15 ori6 we can just gone, barely making 15 or 16 degrees across the south—east on sunday afternoon. it will be breezy with quite a bit of sunshine around because high pressure will be largely dominating. into the following week, just a quick heads up following week, just a quick heads up that we might see this area of low pressure moving in, which could bring more significant rainfall in places and stronger wind, so you will have to stay tuned to the forecast.

another fresh feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and those showers and those briskf rain across scotland and northern ireland, as you can see. but just fewer showers in the south on sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures a little higher by that stage as well. there's more online. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and across the globe. i'm david eades. china's national people's congress begins in bejing. a controversial new security law for hong kong is expected to be voted through. brazil's coronavirsus death toll passes 20,000. scientists warn it's still weeks away from the peak of the pandedmic. an act of absolution — uk scientists think they've identified a coronavirus treatment, using cells from our own bone marrow to fight the virus. getting into greece. we look at how tourists will be screened this summer, as hopes rise of reviving the multi—billion pound tourist industry.

but it will feel more brisk as you're going to notice winds of the cloud cover more than you did yesterday how about more details on today's rainfall and when to expect it to finally depart later on in the forecast back to you guys in the studio. >>thanks a lot don so 5 '02 is the time was get back to our coronavirus coverage as we're hearing the virus is actually getting closer and closer to president trump has 2 staff members now have tested positive and 3 top health officials to begin to quarantine themselves over the weekend that includes dari doctor anthony fauci who we know well from the daily briefings, he apparently was in contact with one of the affected staff members at fauci the director of the cdc and hold on one second and then the commission of. >>fda yeah they're all affected by this as are about 60 different people within the white house having to take action because they were exposed karin caifa has the latest. it's entirely conceivable doctor anthony fauci cdc director robert redfield and fda commissioner stephen hahn all members of the white house coronavirus task force.

another fresh—feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and showers and brisk winds whichurther pulses of rain across scotland and northern ireland, but fewer showers in the south on sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures a little higher by then as well. more online. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm lewis vaughan jones. china's national people's congress is under way in beijing. subjects for discussion include a new security law for hong kong. it's already been criticised by pro—democracy activists. another 2.5 million americans claim unemployment benefits. now it's middle class suburbia queuing at the food banks. president trump visits a ventilater plant in the key us swing—state of michigan. he trades verbal blows with the state's democratic governor and chooses not to wear a mask in public. getting into greece. we look at how tourists will be screened this summer, as hopes rise of reviving the multi—billion pound tourist

another fresh feeling day, given the fact we've got atlantic winds and those showers and those briske further pulses of rain across scotland and northern ireland, as you can see. but just fewer showers in the south and sunday and lengthy spells of sunshine. temperatures a little higher by that stage as well. there's more online. this is bbc news, i'm lewis vaughan jones. the latest headlines: china tightens its grip on hong kong, a new security law would give beijing more power, raising fears of new limits on freedom of speech. another two and a half million americans claim unemployment benefits, now it's middle class suburbia queuing at the food banks. lessons from france, one week after schools re—opened, parents having to decide whether to send their children back to the classroom. getting into greece. we look at how tourists will be screened this summer, as hopes rise of reviving the multi billion pound tourist industry.

skies right much of the middle east some blowing sand and dust the winds a bit of that brisk in the what we're really watching is this is disturbance just sitting off the coast of oman that this is a tropical disturbance it could develop into a tropical storm but if it does at the moment study the full cost track is very uncertain is very close to land and it is going to produce some torrential downpours in the coming days to take if it doesn't move not to the north of that it is very hot 48 celsius in baghdad as a good 10 degrees above average for this time of year but things have cooled down through the eastern and all the med but as you go on into south bay you can see is a similar story across and all the winds are actually picking up from that also again as a say some blowing sand and dust and then this system just sitting very close to or literally almost on top of over the next 2 or 3 days the looking at accumulations over the hoth a meta over a and that will lead to some very serious and widespread flooding so we'll keep a very close eye on the progress all that meanwhile in suez

so tha i eup would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of deaths. >> santa clara countyea. with well over 2,000 cases. at one point it had the most in california until the outbreak hit los angeles. america's top infectious disease expert issued a warning to the senate today about the dangers of reopening the economy too soon. >> i feel if that occur, there is a real risk that you will trigger an outbreak that you may not be able to control, which in fact paradoxically will set you back not only leading to some suffering and death that could be avoided, but could even set you back on the road to trying to get economic recovery. >> dr. anthony fauci and other top administration officials testified before a senate health committee today. fauci says at least eight vaccines are in clinical development right now, but it would be optimistic to think any would be ready by late fall or early winter. >>> national geographic is out with a data-driven map showing regions of the country where covid-19 cases and deaths rose and fell over the last week. the interactive map

in the township of lying out in cape town business for richard became year has been brisk despite the coronavirus pandemic at his project stand one item in particular is selling very well pineapples he sells 20 cases every 3 days even though the price has doubled since public wish to actions began. they said of the out to support of this this is those of you sitting there going to get in the moment now why is that. because if it were there depending on if you're to get something to drink that's why michael behati has come here to hobby brewer shopping for pineapples as well as yeast apples grapes and sugar. industry piled up balls and. back home harvey and a friend are testing their latest brew it's been fair mentoring and a package for 5 days that process turns this liquid to alcohol. he says he can't understand why the government has banned the sale of alcohol. i think also it affects our financial state in terms of the country and also obvious people that people that depend on steadily as well would have to make ends meet don't so now they can't i don't think government should bear

skies right much of the middle east and blowing sand and dust the winds been a little bit brisk and also as what we're really watching is this this disturbance just sitting off the coast of oman that this is a tropical disturbance it could develop into a tropical storm but if it does at the moment study the forecast track is very uncertain is very close to land and it is going to produce a torrential downpours in the coming days particularly if it doesn't move not to the north of there it is very hot 48 celsius in baghdad as a good 10 degrees above average for this time of year but things have cooled down through the eastern and all the med but as you go on into south a day you can see is a similar story across in all the winds are actually picking up from that also again as i say some blowing sand and dust and then this system just sitting very close to or literally almost on top of over the next 2 or 3 days looking at accumulations over the hoth a meta of rain that will lead to some very serious and widespread flooding so we'll keep a very close eye on the progress all that meanwhile i

limb and maybe even a touch colors to go on through sunday as the showers start to pop up quite a brisk wind blustery showers here a brisk wind fading its way down across the red sea into that western saddle. much of the writing finish there is dry it's hot looking at temperatures not too far from the 40 degree mark and me getting up into the may forty's that's hot even for baghdad come sunday afternoon we'll see a few showers into the ethiopian highlands rolling towards uganda south sudan when in with a chance of seeing some showers i showers structure right across it to west africa into the gulf of guinea somewhat dryer into the good part of somalia as we go on through saturday giles of wanted to show is still there as we go on into sunday having said that the further south the southern africa areas generally find lots of warm sunshine temperatures in the 21. but. the promise of peace in the middle east not. be. enough but a new dilemma after the death of the man at the center of the palestinian struggle . now more than 40 years after to stop the cement how far has the p.l.o. come to

wind blustery showers here a brisk wind feeding its way down across the red sea into that western side of. much of the arabian peninsula is dry it's hot looking at temperatures not too far from the 40 degree mark and me getting up to the maid forty's that's hot even for baghdad come sunday afternoon we'll see a few showers into the ethiopian highlands rolling towards uganda south sudan and with a chance of seeing some showers as showers structure right across it to west africa into the gulf of guinea somewhat drier into the good part of somalia as we go on through saturday chance of water to shallow still there as we go on into sunday having said that the further south the southern africa areas generally find lots of warm sunshine tempest in a 21. 2020 . let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting. meet with global news makers the stories the whole just 0 there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit places game on jersey or really

. >> i see the same conditions we had in march so that if we did ease up, we could see a brisk return of faces, hospitalizations and a brisk return of deaths. >> you can track the latest numbers from santa clara on the web sigh. click on the coronavirus cases in the top of the bar p. >>> a troubling side effect of the pandemic, they are caught days and hours later. melissa colorado is behind what is behind the troubling pat tim tern. >> we are seeing a pattern. and the concern is moving forward, what is the person going to do next. >> reporter: fremont police won't have to won'ter what is going to happen next. he punched three strangers in the face for no reason yesterday. cortez says he is the classic case of someone who is reaping the benefits of zero cash bail ruling. washington was arrested, cited and released for three separate incidents before the attack. >> we are seeing the behavior escalate. >> one takes the takes. police have cuffed him seven times since the stay at home order went into effect. the final straw was when he tried to car jack an amazon driver. >> zero bail is a

and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chancend eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. high pressure close by throughout the week ahead, but the air still coming in from a chilly direction. frosty nights at least to start the week, so gardeners and growers take note. the cold wind will gradually ease. temperatures edge up a little bit, but still getting nowhere near where they've been. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm martine croxall. a disaster — president trump's handling of the pandemic is slammed by his predecessor barack obama. the uk's lockdown will only be eased with "extreme caution" says the government — with many already ignoring stay at home advice to soak up the sun. social — and now military distancing — russians mark the anniversary of the end of world war two from their of w

it could dip below freezing, much milder in the site where we have brisk when bringing outbreaks of raines, south—west england but that frontal system is running into a block of high pressure so you can see how our rain band makes little progress northwards on tuesday and it will tend to break and weaken as the david soren. from north wales, east anglia and northwards it should be dry with sunshine. highest temperatures in west wales, the westside of scotland with 17 or 18 degrees, chilly for the south—west of england and north sequels. another frontal system on wednesday pushing in which will the odd shower, maybe western counties of northern ireland, by the easter woe betide with sunshine. temperatures nudging up towards 18, 19 or 20 degrees. it's thursday and friday, this southerly flow of winds across the uk with warm air brought up from the uk with warm air brought up from the south. temperatures will be highest in the south, 25 degrees possible on friday. more unsettled further north with showers and cooler. watch this for the weekend, a plunge of unusually cold, exceptionally cold

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abigail: brisk is one way to tell us.ugh the animal spirit has once again been stirred. that has been the case since early march. when the fed first came in with the emergency rate cut. since then, central-bank action after action. last night jay powell on 60 minutes saying the fed is standing by ready to do whatever it takes, unless a serious shop comes along. -- a serious shock. i am not much of a shopper, but if someone were to offer me an unlimited reddit card and saved and i've to think about paying it back, i may be induced to go shopping. that is what we see happening

in the township of lying out in cape town business for richard became year has been brisk despite the coronavirus pandemic at his progeny stand one item in particular is selling very well pineapples he sells 20 cases every 3 days even though the price has doubled since public wish to actions began. that this out this is totally exposed this is that was sitting in the moment now why is that the new one because if it were there to print money each year to get something to drink. that's why my called the hobby has come here the hobby brewer shopping for pineapples as well as yeast apples grapes and sugar. industry pilot school and. back home and a friend are testing their latest brew it's been fair mentoring and a bucket for 5 days that process turns this liquid to alcohol he says he can't understand why the government has banned the sale of alcohol. i think also it affects our financial state in terms of the country and also people that people that depend on. as well will have to make ends meet also now they can't i don't think the government should ban it i think men should reconsider

so that if we did ease up, we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of deaths. >> so as we've been reporting in order to enter into phase two-county officials have to document to the state that they meet a long list of requirements. this is a 12-page application they have to submit to the state that includes no deaths in 14 days. minimum daily testing requirements, contact tracers appropriate for the population number, hospital capacity for a surge and a 14-day supply of ppe. now some bay area counties are meeting those criteria. they have submitted those reports to the state and the governor has green lighted them. you saw that map that laura was talking about, but santa clara county still holding firm at this point. we'll talk more about what it means for the other counties coming up in a half hour. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> you've been hearing a lot about don't move too fast. >>> santa rosa has spent more than $70,000 on hotel rooms to quarantine essential workers like police officers and firefighters. but "the press democra

abigail: brisk is one way to tell us. it seems as though the animal spirit has once again been stirred. that has been the case since early march. when the fed first came in with the emergency rate cut. since then, central-bank action after action. last night jay powell on 60 minutes saying the fed is standing by ready to do whatever it takes, unless a serious shop comes along. -- a serious shock. i am not much of a shopper, but if someone were to offer me an unlimited reddit card and saved and i've to think about paying it back, i may be induced to go shopping. that is what we see happening with investors, especially with small caps. day fromw up 7% on the the march lows. energy is now up. it is incredible, the risk rally. david: unfortunately, we do ask you to repay your credit card. is there any hesitation in the bond market because we are ready to go out with something like $3 trillion this quarter. abigail: the issuance is incredible, wondering whether or not there will be the demand. we do have a pullback for bonds,

and on monday, there will be some sunny spells around, but still the brisk and cold wind, still a chancerds northern and eastern scotland along some north sea coasts. temperatures look as if they've come up a little bit on monday, but particularly in that wind, it will still feel cold, and especially compared with what it's been like out there. high pressure close by throughout the week ahead, but the air still coming in from a chilly direction. frosty nights at least to start the week, so gardeners and growers take note. the cold wind will gradually ease. temperatures edge up a little bit, but still getting nowhere near where they've been. this is bbc news — welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm lewis vaughan jones. our top stories: it's a disaster — president trump's handling of the pandemic is slammed by his predecessor barack obama. brazil's world famous maraca na football stadium, now a coronavirus hospital as the country's death toll reaches 10,000. easing the uk's lockdown will only be done with "extreme caution", says the government — as many already

if we did ease up, we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations and a brisk return of deaths to be quite blunt. >> reporter: the first stage allows non-essential services such as curbde reta office-bed uor restrictive local orders are in effect. >> as counties open up, we will see that people are making decisions based on their own assessment of what their personal risk is. >> reporter: sjsu economics professor dr. colleen hade says it's a balancing act. >> if they feel it's safe it doesn't matter whether your county is closed or not. if you can go to the next county, those people will do that travel. >> reporter: latinos account for more than a third of those who have died from covid-19 here in santa clara county. >> thank you. >>> after a month's delay, san jose bringing back the formerar market. it will return on june 5th. it will have social distancing protocols. the winchester mystery house opened the victorian gardens. all guests must wear face masks and practice social distancing. the home remains closed. >>> marin county is loosening its parking restrictions at recrea

so that if we did ease up we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of deaths. >> reporter: now in order to enter into phase two-county officials have to document to the state that they meet a long list of requirements which include no deaths in 14 days, minimum daily testing, contract tracers appropriate for the level of the population. hospital capacity for a surge and a 14-day supply of ppe. now some bay area counties have made the state's criteria. things will look different come monday and a little bit later on in the week. we'll talk about that coming up in the next half hour. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> sounds good. we'll look forward to checking back with you. more businesses will reopen with new social distancing rules in place. this includes car washes, pet groomers and cleaning services. child care facilities are also reopening but the owner of one rohnert park daycare center says he's not expecting a rush. >> i don't think there's going to be too much of a rush. not everyone has their job back. we're still in the early phase. >> s

if we did ease up we would see a brisk return of cases, hospitalizations, and a brisk return of deathsblunt. >> dr. cody saying on average every person infected spreads to at least one other person. >>> dine-in restaurants and walk-in shopping will be allowed in butte and el dorado counties. the governor approved it because of their extremely low infection rates and increased capacity to deal with the potential outbreak. >>> and we are getting a better look at how the virus, covid-19, got here to california. a team from the university of washington and a cancer research center put together this map. what it's showing is how the state was fueled by the early introduction. you can see the block here, the bay area. those infections kept going with infections coming from new york. you can see the thick green line heading right here to california. that study looked at covid-19 cases beginning as far back as december. santa clara county reported 28 new cases. a disappointing jump from the start of the week. contra costa county added 18 new cases. >>> there's increasing concern about how covi