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euro lifeline to the airline giant live tons of the carrier has been locked in talks for weeks with burley and resulting in a bailout to survive the coronavirus travel slump i have all goes through the deal will be the largest german corporate rescue since the crisis struck. lufthansa's airplanes sit motionless on the airfield in frankfurt their engines covered in plastic it's an image that symbolizes the weeks of standstill the company experienced during the corona crisis with hardly any flights or passengers or revenue but now the german government will be helping with an emergency relief package worth 9000000000 euros after a long fight over the deal's fine print an agreement has finally been reached we want to make sure that germany maintains its leading position in the field of civil aviation it's about helping a company that's rich in tradition get through the difficulties they were confronted with during the corona pandemic and steered towards a more healthy future. over the last few weeks there a few airplanes took off or landed the majority of those that did were cargo planes thou

and there's even popcorn and a burley in start up is delivering free supplies of the snack everyone is making the best of things. with. vegan popcorn carrot in mandarin we've also got salted caramel. finally darkness falls and it's show time on the bill is loving vincent an animation about the artist vincent van gogh the residents are ready made audience for the apartment block screening. today to relax a bit to not seeing. something else moves. its. inquiries have already come from other parts of the city but lane is full of buildings suitable for screenings as if we were climb really pleased it's gone so well it's been a great success with this. focus. of film shows on the outside of top blocks and now planned twice a week moving location each time a welcome twist on open a cinema and a creative response to the crisis. some sports news a 3 members of the german bundesliga soccer side of cologne have tested positive for the corona virus all are symptom free and are in quarantine the club is not disclosing of the names or positions of the players news of the positive tests is a blow to

burley. journalist and commentator thomas fassbender believes despite the risks of a 2nd wave it's still better to work borders to try to avoid a devastating global economic crisis. but testing unchartered waters there's no object of authority that can tell us this is the right time and others the bad timing it is time to do something to open up if only the door collect experience with the virus with the coming of a 2nd wave we see now what happens in china there are the 1st signals of a 2nd wave but there is no way other than to test if you go with the of the scientists logic we also have to stay inside until we have a vaccine this will kill our economy our social lives our societies so that there is no alternative then try and be ready to restrict again partially reached nearly locally i see it as as equally a top down and the bottom up in the shit the e.u. was basically absent during the lockdown pew it was a very very poor performance by brussels the nation states took the initiative with

professor felix is chair of sustainability economics of human the settlements at the technical university burley is an expert in climate change mitigation welcome to the w. i'm looking at those figures it looks like the corona pandemic is about to save the environment. not at all that we can say that because if you trust think that emissions picking up and in this hearing is you're in decreasing permissions by 4 percent percent which means only that emissions increase less happy than before and it might even emissions take up with further speed next yeah yeah after i think on say that this is a really positive development because structural change that helps us to. come economy is not happening so you expect countries to learn lessons from this well that those pollution lessen levels you say will just bounce off as countries try to ramp up their economies. i wouldn't say that either because they have specific lessons 1st easy especially in street transport conduction emissions that are the largest chunk of emission reduction and people. want that they can also go home office like i'm doing you k

city has been quite different hasn't it some of been very very peaceful we saw the protests george burley's memorial they were very calm all the places we saw as you said the shops cars being set on fire looting would you say were you was where you've been over the last 24 hours most protests have been peaceful has it been just quite a small number of people sort of hijacking them always that quite a lot of people engaging in in rioting and looting. i think that the most of the protests so i mean people in a riot so there was a sam so peaceful marches across the city and both in black bush where they were being and 2 days. so i say that most of them were aggressive but of course the result. of the protesters like for the people here now that the are just standing and speaking out in support of the. royal family and all the african-american people of the country today the majority of people in protesting peacefully last night. after 7 pm the situation was very very different than what. you can hear people hearing the protesters so far i will say that the majority of the people today protesti

and there's even popcorn and a burley in start up is delivering free supplies of the snack everyone is making the best of things. with some vegan popcorn carrot in mandarin we've also got salted caramel. finally darkness falls and it's show time on the bill is loving vincent an animation about the artist vincent van gogh the residents are ready made audience for the apartment block screening. today to relax a bit to not sing. coronavirus something healthy foods. it's. inquiries of already come from other parts of the city but lane is full of buildings suitable for screenings as it can work lie really pleased it's gone so well it's been a great success the. focus was as our. film shows on the outside of top blocks are now planned twice a week moving location each time a welcome twist on openness cinema and a creative response to the crisis. you're watching t.v. news a before we go the nigerian drumming legend tony allen has died in paris at the age of 79 alan is credited with creating the afro beat sound along with his former bandmates well leave you with one of his hits this one's call

he's been fighting those he's called the terrorists now syria's president is turning on his closest burley's. side is complicating the assets of the billionaire who just happens to be his cousin so what is exactly triggered this now after 9 years of war this is inside story. hello i'm come all santamaria in a circle of syria's president bashar al assad has always been tight any disputes within the ruling family were kept strictly behind closed doors until recently there was a rift between the president's cousin rami makhlouf and the syrian government and it is very public. long been considered untouchable but now he is accused of owing millions of dollars in back taxes to the state and indication the tycoon is being isolated from the base of power but in an unprecedented move and you're seeing it here michael is posted his views on social media he accused the government officials directly of trying to take over his telecommunications company and of arresting his employees of city one step down from syria tell one of the country's biggest firms but he's already been barred from traveling and

it's supplied pression kings with burley in porcelain. and why do we mainly manufacture in germany. on the one hand because of the tradition of craftsmanship but also because of the convenience the fact that we can visit the factories for things that's very exciting for us designers it reminds us of the craftsmanship involved and broadens our minds. off. the cake pms porcelain is all hand crafted. surrounded says that the ballot house environment began designing simple martin porcelain table laugh for the cape pm in 1929. the new tendency is marking the 100th anniversary of by collaborating with the k pm on a commemorative plate. and as soon as you start it's already gone you can see how fast it's turning it's a question of seconds. today the team representing their ideas to the k.p.n. head. design now. when i look at it from the front there's a lovely play of light and shadow which uses the industrial and constructivist aspect is a great contrast to the delicate postle and we find that contrasts very intriguing from. reminds me of bauhaus photography the light and shadow on the neg

caring astronauts doug burley and bob banking set to take off. possible tornado made to lie to launch. if the rocket lifts off we will watch it and have it for you live right here on "ktvu." our live coverage begins at 1:25 p.m. this afternoon. >>> i am excited for that. also on board is a mosaic. 100,000 photos from 2020 grads all the world and they create an image of earth. a very cool gesture there. >> i am your mother, kamiyah. announcer: plus -- >> give that a little topping here. >> what are you doing? dr. oz: you don't need to make it. >> a dish crew challenge. microwaving hacks for easy meals in minutes. >> the first time i saw this trick, i thought it was magic. announcer: coming up next. dr. oz: are you ready for season 11? [cheering] ♪ cheers and applause] ♪ dr. oz:

to the northern end of the peninsula will stay in the 60's along the bay side 68 for burley gain but the 70's return back to the south here foster sitting at 70, although san matteo at 6872 for so palo alto and mountain view at 73. the south bay were still in 70's territory 77 for morgan hill 75 san jose milpitas at 74. and the east bay shoreline lower 70's tri valley mid 70's with dublin that 74. the contra costa county it's good to 77 walnut creek. concord at 79. on the east bay shoreline lower 70. so there's a decoupling with temperatures there even though we start to cool off a bit. and jumping up here the north bay, a chilly 66 filet hose those winds will be howling later on this afternoon, vacaville still popping at 80 77 napa 76 for sonoma, rosa what the coast at around 60 ish there you have a 70 forecast to drop this weekend little token rain blah blah blah and the next week we quickly zoom to the 70's and back up to the 80's and popping near 90 or so come thursday and into the following week and not numbers and picking some of the far east bay reaches they even go extend bey

end of the peninsula middle to upper 60's south san francisco pair sixes along with brisbane 68 for burley gain. i'm no great around 6466 san bruno and down south here we get some lower 70's here. redwood city palo alto 7273 for mountain view, san carlos at 69, 75 for san jose with morgan hill even at 77 by by a tease for now they're just taking the weekend off. so many for milpitas on the east bay shoreline in the southern into the lower 70's tri valley will pop back up to the middle 70's today, 72 for son also before for dublin and then heading up to contra costa county 79 for concord 77 for walnut creek which is still substantially warmer than the east bay shoreline in the lower 70's there sanli andrew castro valley it's 70 to 66 children degrees valais hope for the day that so mother nature's air conditioners on overdraft 79 going on fairfield 76 for a sonoma overdrive i think that would be 79 going on santa rosa today and 60% sunday chair we haven't will you have your weekend its core all right. now we warm up next week 84 by wednesday thursday 89. some locations may pop at about 90 a

burley. and finally a free online game is aiming to teach children the importance of social distancing joining the coronavirus crisis developed in just 2 weeks can you save the world racked up $10000.00 plays in its 1st 2 days. you should be staying in but if you have to go out of it you save the world and. players must keep their distance from others brutal in cycling on the street as well as avoiding sneezes gathering healthy snacks keeps you in the game longer bar collecting and donating masks helps you save more lives the final score is based on how many lives have been saved by various actions or joining me now is one of the game's co-designer as a world renowned professor of psychology richard wiseman thank you very much for being with us tell us what made you think of the idea. well i was out and about distancing like everyone else and it just felt like goes in a kind of computer game so i contacted a colleague of mine martin jacob who is a fantastic game design and said can we do this

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nat burley, who was flint's first african-american superintendent.k me under his wing when i was an 18-year-old teenager elected to the school board when he was a remarkable educator. economic you caught, one of my high school classmates. a guy that i have known for 45 years. hall three of these gent -- all three of these gentlemen are gone. data.important for the these are individuals with their in thisy, a loss pandemic. it's disproportionately affecting african-americans. it's important to keep in mind. to dr.r if i can turn seachrist. the cdc recommends americans wash their hands with soap and water for 20 seconds, a simple way to prevent the spread of this highly contagious disease. but many communities, and i'm sure you know i'm going to say this, including my hometown, lack access to clean and affordable water. your testimony says many travel communities often do not have access to running water or plumbing. can you mention or talk more about how access to affordable water means to this impact and other health implications? i think most of us