lawmakers across the political spectrum, business groups and some travelers over what they said was an overly cautious approach to lifting curves that have split families, battered the tourism sector and up-ended life in close-knit border communities. here is pasqual in san jose, california. go ahead. good morning. >> caller: good morning, bill. i have a couple other things real quick to give other people a chance to get on. but i just want to say first of all i'm a mexican american without a hyphen, don't need a hyphen because i'm a mexican and i'm american also. and i want to say as a mexican-american i say black lives matter. i also want to point out that a lady called a little while ago while the gentleman was on, and she made a very direct question to him saying can you tell your followers that trump was lying about the results of the election and that his comments were a big lie? he weaseled out of it. he didn't answer the question. and help us out a little bit, bill. don't let the people weasel out like that. help us out. >> thanks for your criticism. i appreciate that. >> calle

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busy group, the countries police chief faith for mercenaries involved in the attack have been killed and 2 more injured undertaking a local journalists file, this report for us. and so my head, we are now in front of the private residence of the presidents of how you see jovan eloise, who was assassinated on the 9th of july, the 6th, the 7th by a group of men who have yet to be identified. now representatives of the country high court have met with relatives of the victims on the family itself. the capital of porn. oh, printed empty. absolutely. all activities have been suspended. private and state own businesses have shut the door. the attackers were said to have been speaking spanish and presented themselves as us drug enforcement agents. haitians generally speak french or cruel, the military house declared nationwide martial law for 15 days with the army patrolling the streets to ensure compliance the country borders have also been closed. washington has condemned the assassination with joe biden, calling it a hey, nathan. well, hey, tease envoy to the u. s. said the attack, i've

business groups are calling on the administration to wait.ngress. finally, richard branson beating jeff bezos and elon musk to become the first billionaire to blast off into the final frontier. >> we're here to make space more accessible to all and we want to turn the next generation of dreamers into the astronauts of today and tomorrow. >> the historic flight traveling more than 50 miles above the earth's surface. the crew experiencing zero gravity before turning to earth. virgin galactic is set to smart commercial space flight next year. well, time for the word on wall street, top investors watching your money. joining me now, securities head of u.s. rates, gregory faranelo, rebecca wallser and michael lee strategy founder, michael lee. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> mike lee, how excited are you? we're going for earnings. you know what, there's a lot out there to think about. first you've got futures mixed, obviously, tech heavy nasdaq is higher. you had obviously a big week on friday. so the first half of

. >> reporter: carla collins who represents a business advocacy group named town business says thousandsf union jobs are on the line. >> if they leave and go to vegas, then what? no other major sports team is going to want to come in and represent oakland or the east bay for what could be many generations to come. >> how many spots they could potentially build the ballpark. >> in our making it in the bay segment, good news if you're looking to buy a home in the bay area. yes, good news. more homes are coming on the market. our business and tech reporter scott budman hit the street to find one street with milts many listing. >> reporter: can one street fix the a bea housing crisis? no. but we found four signs on one block of malone count them. one, two, three for-sale signs. one just sold. it comes when we're seeing record highs for housing prices and berkley's average housing price of 19% above asking is the highest in the nation. >> i'd leave the area, because the housing market's so high. >> reporter: there's some hope. all those for-sale signs on one street. zillow says for the first

rules on those required to self isolate in england will change on the 16th of august, british business groupsng staff in to isolate, you have to close the business at different parts of the day or you have to close fully. this has a massive implication on whether or not you're going to see through your summer months and through to 2022. as it stands, though, the millions of phones of people in england will continue to ping until mid august. robert coxwell, bbc news. you're watching bbc world news. the headlines: australia have smashed the world record to win gold in the women's 4 by 100 metres freestyle relay. firefighters are facing ever bigger challenges as blazes spread across the north—western united states. let's speak now to sarah stevenson, who represented team gb in taekwondo at the 2008 and 2012 olympics. thanks very much for being with us. in the past two hours we have seen a shock defeat. jade jones in the past two hours we have seen a shock defeat. jadejones went out, widely tipped to win gold. what do you think? i widely tipped to win gold. what do ou think? ~' , ., ., ., , you t

rules on those required to self—isolate in england will change on the 16th of august, british business groups your're having to close the business at different parts of the day- or you have to close fully. i this has a massive indication this has a massive implication on whether or not you're - going to see through the summer months and through to 2022. - as it stands, though, the millions of phones of people in england will continue to ping until mid—august. robert coxwell, bbc news. let's get some of the other news from the uk. more thunderstorms are expected to hit parts of southern england today, with forecasters issuing a number of yellow weather warnings. on saturday, lightning partially destroyed two properties in hampshire. meanwhile, there are a number of flood warnings in place for areas around london. six people — including at least three children — have been taken to hospital after a fairground ride collapsed in county antrim. the northern ireland ambulance service says it was called to the funfair in carrickfergus just before 6pm, last night. none of the injuries is thought to be

earlier this week we had the opportunity to hear from three business groups about their vision for the committee. and the wilson center is eager to support the committee through our scholarship and convening power. our canada and mexico institutes have held over 15 events and published numerous papers about usmca and the opportunities for enhanced cooperation. and commerce within north america. many of the events and publications occurred under the umbrella of our usmca a working group which we established about a year ago and about which you will hear more later on. that group brings together policymakers and stakeholders to discuss rules of origin, work force development, energy, border management and travel and tourism among others. it will continue during the agreement's second year to convene and discuss additional chapters and sector discussions in areas like agriculture, financial services, small and medium enterprises and the degeneratival economy. in doing so, we hope to provide the three governments with actionable recommendations to support rapid resolution of problems and a

rules on those required to self—isolate in england will change on the 16th of august, british business groupslate, - your're having to close the business at different parts of the day- or you have to close fully. this has a massive implication on whether or not you're - going to see through the summer months and through to 2022. - as it stands, though, the millions of phones of people in england will continue to ping until mid—august. robert coxwell, bbc news. the uk government has announced extra support for parts of the country, including the north east of england, in the battle against rising numbers of covid—19. it's due to recent data showing that nearly 30% of adults in newcastle for example, haven't even had their firstjab. among younger adults it's almost half. in the whole of england, nearly 70% of the adult population has had both jabs, which is why auhorities say they're taking action. the bbc�*s martin forster reports. injanuary, worried people queued up to be vaccinated and the limiting factor was how quickly the nhs could get hold of vaccines. six months later, and it's a very d

it is a partnership between the city and 40 groups and businesses that will have volunteers helping out with neighborhood cleanups, gardening and public space beautification projects. the city will also put about $96 million toward expanding street cleaning, power washing and graffiti removal. legislation to decriminalize the possession and use of psychedelic drugs move forward today in sacramento, the assembly health committee passed the bill with an 8 to 4 vote. research shows that psychedelics can have significant benefits in treating mental health and substance use disorders, state senator scott wiener is bill does not decriminalized the sale of psychedelics or allow for providing psychedelics to anyone under the age of 21. it now. heads to the assembly appropriations committee. marijuana is one step closer to being legalized at the federal level. three senators today introduced a plan called the cannabis administration and opportunity act, it would decriminalized cannabis nationwide and expunge federal records of non violent marijuana offenders. the legislation also includes a plan

the white house, the administration understands there is stiff resistance to mandating business groupse any actions, but in the words of the senior administration official, the current posture is woefully insufficient. hallie? >> peter alexander at the white house, thank you. >>> i bring in senator elizabeth warren, democrat from massachusetts. good morning and thank you for being back on the show. >> good morning. good to be with you. >> we have 400 headlines to talk about. let me start with your quick reaction to some of the stuff president biden is about to announce, cyber security, protecting critical infrastructure. is there more congress can do in your view? >> look, let's start with the fact that's trying to move and move quickly. so i support what the president is doing. i think it is good to get every business focused on what they can start doing right now. but that's not the final step. it's the first step. i think it's important we have ongoing discussions in congress about what we can do to protect ourselves. cyber security is an important part of our national security, and

danny meyer of the union square hospitality group told cnbc business group quote, if you want to go unvaccinatedhere else and also go work somewhere else. the rule goes into effect september 7th and impacts all of the groups, new york city and washington, d.c. locations, except shake shack. we should point out, late working this afternoon, shake shack gets to decide later on when it comes to vaccines. a lot of confusion. there has been this push and pull with employers requiring vaccines or not, what do you make of all of this? >> just like we are trying to get through the day to day, right? it has been so confusing and we start to do one thing and masks are back. we are just kind of rolling with it. i guess that is all we can do at this point, but i can see the confusion with that because i don't even know where the other restaurants are. i guess if you're vaccinated, it does not matter, you are fine to go wherever, but very confusing. >> it is kind of the push and pull between states versus federal guidelines. and it just varies, it seems like. >> i think if you're unvaccinated, we should make

including business roundtable, the american public health association, american staffing association, business group on health, corporate collaborative, national safety council, rural america, u.s.sa chamber of commerce foundation and the u.s. hispanic chamber among many others. we want to thank all of our partners for their leadership on this critical issue today.ea this coalition of partners is encouraging partners to considering the following option to support working parents in their workforce. provide paid time off for flexible scheduling so working parents can attend to get the vaccine, care for children recovering from vaccine side effects and catch up on other routine immunizations that may have been delayed during the pandemic. offer transportation, language support or internet access for scheduling vaccine appointments. connect families for free or discounted childcare if they need support for multiple children during childhood vaccinations. offer employees incentives to help them get there eligible children vaccinated and partner with local health partners on-site or mobile vaccination cl

when i talked to women who had been members of home economists and business which was the big business group they can't stand martha stewart for instance because she just does this frothy time-consuming expensive stuff. they were about get dinner on the table, get dinner on the table and move on. ellen richards, one of the founders of home economics, first woman to go to mit, public health researcher, a chemist, she said something like, what is necessary for a house to be a home? she wanted you to do what was hygienic, made your house feel like a home and the rest was just like let it go, do you have to do it? make it easier, pay somebody else if you can afford it, she believed in take out. she thought it was ridiculous that people all cooked for themselves, she said something like i grant that every family has a taste for its own particular kitchen bacteria but that is a prejudice that can be solved with adjudication. she is amazing. >> with her and the other strong women with margaret murray washington, talk about her as well. i would love to hear you go on about her. >> margaret murray wa

it is not that often that you have the largest business groups and labor unions across the country onhe same page on an issue of economic policy. mayors and governors from both parties saying let's get this done. of course there's more to be done. there are details, there's policy issues that are very important alongside the dollar amounts. but what we have here is a major step closer to getting this done and getting this delivered. >> but if defazo who's a progressive and the chairman of the relevant committee in the house calls this deal, calls this legislation, in his words, crap, how are you going to get support from all the democratic progressives in the senate and the house? that's a big chunk. you're going to need every one of them. >> well, there are a lot of priorities that he and his house colleagues care about, good priorities, that have an opportunity to be addressed in this plan, in this deal as it moves forward. obviously a lot of complicated dynamics between the house and the senate that have to be worked through in order to get this finalized onto the president's desk

business people. you know, he appealed to a number of people, offered tremendous support. the names are flying out of my head right now. impressive grouppeople involved in business and finance. that was set up. i think for these businessmen, they saw what was happening. and their interest was i think motivated by that as well. i mean, something had to be done basically, and kennedy really emphasized that. they were advising. the community was developing the projects. there was tension in the beginning as you said. who is going to be in charge of the community? there were those who had been helping forever, helped senator kennedy, but then there were other people. so that kind of blew up. and then when things finally got -- and franklin thomas, i mean kennedy had met him, earl graves, an aide to robert kennedy knew, he brought franklin thomas in, and he agreed to head the community part. he didn't like the fact that there was this business group, and they seemed to be pulling more -- [inaudible]. so that got a little testy. as it worked out, thomas pushed ahead, and he really -- they were going to homes, getting people jobs, finding out

business or venue or institution taking it into its own hands. >> yes, that's exactly right. our intuition was the same as yours. we weren't necessarily expecting this. in fact, the only groupre we found majority support for, you know, so-called vaccine passport's by private businesses was democrats and that was just over 50%. you know, i can speculate as to the cause. we don't have very strong evidence, but you can imagine it might have something to do with the fear of businesses discriminating in different ways versus sort of broad-based government requirements, or people might have more confidence. >> brandi, i'm curious. it has been striking to me how the anti-vaccine or vaccine skeptical/hesitant arguments i have heard are neatly divided between stuff about the vaccine, a lot of information about what the side effects are or its testing and then just resistance to the idea of being coerced or forced to do it. i'm curious what role that plays in the rhetoric you have been reporting on. >> well, you know, like you said before, chris, it is really important to recognize that people that don't want to take the vaccine or are vaccine hesitant, they're not a monolith. there

business groups argue the measures will stifle growth, just as the u.s recovering from the pandemic. well as we emerge from the pandemic, people are looking to their favorite events to make a comeback as well, but that's proving to be a tougher road back for events like oakland's first fridays. that event usually drew about 30,000 people to telegraph avenue. every month. however it will cost more to bring it back then it did before shari gardez is the executive director of the koreatown northgate community benefit district. she's been running the event. for seven years. thank you so much for joining us. yes thank you for having me. so let's talk about cost and specifically, it's the policing that is coming in at the $24,000 price tag, which is a big hurdle. you said you didn't have to pay for that before this correct, that's correct. so we've been running this festival for seven years we put on over 70 festivals in the last seven years. and the city has always covered the cost of the permit fee, the police and the fire department so you can imagine when

business groups argue the measures will stifle growth as the u. s.demic on wall street. more records fell on a broad based rally today, the dow gained 448 points more than 1% for a new record, nasdaq added 142 also setting a new all time high and the s and p rose 48 point. for its second record close this week. well billionaire richard branson will head to space this weekend details on his trip. and while he says it's not a race to beat jeff brazos and more triple digit heat for parts of the bay area, meteorologist mark tamayo tells us which areas will feel tells us which areas will feel it up next. triple bacon chee... how's that song coming along? that's for me? oh no, you're making music, i don't want to get in your way. oh c'mon man. oh. hang on a second. my triple bacon cheesy jack combo. only at jack in the box. my triple bacon cheesy jack combo. all of this started when we discovered the benefits of local, raw honey for our family. and then we said "hey, you know what? this is a business right here." we went out and started to sell it. to help

his speech i'm told by a white house official, is call for a coalition almost beyond politics, business groups, clergy, religious organizations to try and really pressure republicans. you mentioned the all-star game at the top of the show. i know i will be watching tonight. that was a game that was taken out of the state of georgia in part because of the pressure that was on the business community in order to take a stronger stand here, and republicans are not seating the fight at all, and there's ad time to really blast democrats for taking the game away from georgia and hurting the african-american businesses that would have been fitted from that. this is a political battle in a way that we have not seen voting itself play out in quite as public and serious a way in our politics, craig. >> damian, if democrats are not able to pass some sort of federal voting rights bill, then what? what is the next step in this fight? >> well, what you will see is continued litigation, continued efficacy. i think we will see voting rights tramped and hopefully that's the wake-up call, because we are headed f

now, president biden is getting some pushback on this executive order from big business groups who calld actually stymie economic growth, but progressive groups have long been calling for these types of changes, even saying that the former obama administration, the last democratic administration, had been insufficiently tough on corporate dominance and big mega companies that have so much control over the economy. president biden fitting this executive order squarely into his broader economic vision, saying that as we come back from the covid-19 pandemic, the economy can only truly thrive as he wants it to if there is more competition, a robust ability for americans to choose between different businesses. he says this executive order will be a first step in that direction. alicia? >> josh lederman reporting. >>> let's bring in juanita tolliver, mbs political analyst. juanita, always good to see you. tell me why you think the president is prioritizing this right now. >> look, alicia, i think he sees the monthly jobs reports and knows there are gaps for employees who are seeking to re-ent

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business groups, trade unions and labour have urged the government not to press ahead with the changesou today on this subject. whether you are an employer or an employee, why it will affect you. to get in touch on twitter. don't forget to use our hashtag. i would love to read out some of your comments to get a real sense of what you think about this issue. and later on i will be talking in the next hour at about ten past ten with a nightclub owner. so they are saying that they think there needs to be extra support to make up the shortfall but i would love to hear from you on this today. the nhs has been given the green light to roll out a booster vaccine programme this autumn. the extra dose will be given to the over—50s and anyone eligible for a flu jab. flu numbers are expected to be higher than normal this year, meaning extra protection against covid is likely to be needed to prevent too many hospital admisisons. now we are alive to the mansion house where we expect the governor of the bank of england to begin his speech. as the government announces plans to grow investment in the

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there's also money to help bring back business and group travel.the stimulus will help generate billions of dollars in revenue from visitors. those popular park let's in san francisco are not going anywhere. the board of supervisors approved a proposal to let restaurants and other businesses continue to use parking spaces for outdoor dining or just relaxing. many small businesses used the space to operate outdoors during the pandemic chain stores. a restaurants will have to pay a fee of up to $3000 a year for parking space. small businesses can apply for a two year feet waiver. some angie's list subscribers can expect to get some money back today. san francisco district attorney chase edwardian announced a settlement in a false advertising case. the dea accused angie's list of misleading consumers into believing the company's background checks covered all workers of businesses associated with the home services website. the d. a, says angie's list only background, check the owner, relevant manager or principle associated with those businesses. as pa

is that something that the hotels and businesses in your group are starting to consider?w california is requiring vaccines for health-care workers. cal state is requiring its faculty to be vaccinated. new york city is requiring city workers to be vaccinated. are some of the businesses you own looking at that? gilda: we are starting to have discussions but until the vaccine is fda approved, that is the discussion we are having, can you mandate it or not? it is still a bit too early to talk about requirements in terms of being vaccinated. i am hoping that the mask mandate, some of these restrictions will actually incentivize people to step up that vaccination rate that we all need for a full recovery. but we are not having those discussions in terms of requiring or mandating your employees to be vaccinated to get back to work. amanda: that strikes me as surprising. would it not be better for your whole sector if, for instance, vaccine passports could be implemented globally, and you can easily distinguish between a vaccinated and unvaccinated? there is a ton of pushback, id

we turn to the china lead for that eurasia group, an international business consulting group.lcome back to the newshour. how significant is it that the u.s. forhe first time issue thisdvisory about hong kong? >> i do not think the findings in the advisory will be anything new or shocking to the business community. it does represent, i think, a deterioration in hong kong's business environment. it also shows you that the biden administration is willing to push the envelope on this issue, even though it is quite sensitive to china. nick: you talk to businesses in hong kong. what are ty saying? are they planning on any changes, because of this business advisory? >> i do not think the advisor is going to lead to any kind of rapid change in terms of how businesses view hong kong. i think, for financial services companies, hong kong is really still important as a capital gateway to china. but i think there are other companies who maybe have used hong kong as an asia regional hub, for whom this is going to matter. it is going to play in conversations, for example with their board, wh

in terms of opposition from business group to lawmakers, they are expecting dutere to complete his reform president on further pandemic release -- relief packages and they are expecting dutere to push for measures to open up the economy to foreign investors. >> howdy presidential elections next year factor into this? >> philippine leaders typically use their final address to congress to push for support for their chosen candidate in next year's presidential election. for president duterte, he has not anointed his preferred candidate, but his spokesman has narrowed down that list to five politicians including dutere's daughter sarah dutere. and his longtime aide. president duterte is also flirting with the idea of running for vice president in 2022. we can expect him to talk about his personal political plans when his term ends next year. >> let's get back to the vaccination rollouts. whether it is -- or hesitancy, we are seeing a slowdown. particularly places that are dealing with hesitancy like hong kong, which is more of these flashy incentives, you can win an apartment you can live in

constrain section five in this way have only hindered the agency's enforcement efforts >> now business groupscluding the tech industry, oppose this decision arguing that they need clear guidelines for actions that could trigger the ftc's ire. c khan said they'll be issuing new guidelines by the end of the month. >> we'll see where that goes thank you. still to come, danny meyer will be with us to talk about how the restaurant reopening is going so far and why he's having so much trouble hiring new employers. >>> plus kristalina. a new check on bonds, yields are moving higher, 10 year yielding around 147 so still sub 150 the action is in currencies where we've seen the dollar index rise to april levels we'll be right back. >>> welcome back let's check in on some individual market movers, shares of curevac getting crushed today after news broke that their covid vaccine is only 40% effective. only slightly better from the 47% efficacy rate from the trial read out two weeks ago and didi, the ride sharing company went public yesterday here, it opened at $15.74 and is now at $16.37 or so, so regain

during violent scenes outside wembley stadium itself and in other parts of central london. 0ne business groupebody who experienced some of the trouble last night, and as a result, despite the fact he had paid for a proper ticket for the match, was unable to watch it. thank you very much, first of all, really sorry to hear about the outcome of your trip to wembley yesterday. tell us what happened. basically, i got to wembley park about 6:15pm, the train was very crowded, the station is very crowded, the station is very crowded, took about ten minutes just to exit the cheap station. i think that's when i realise, you know, it's a lot of people. getting on to wembley way, again, very crowded, so i previously had been to some of the other europeans at wembley, the croatia game, and other games, its very simple, to get into the ground, but for this particular game, at the turnstiles, a lot of people who didn't have tickets, they were trying to push through the disabled entrance. people were trying to get through, basically using a screen shot of the ticket, because the tickets were all sent to our

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deblasio will be there for quite a few more months and the times square association and other business groups about this in the meantime, but he shows little inclination to do so, does it worry you? >> it worries me big time. you might have mayor in name, but is not an acting mayor. he's neve been an acting mayor, but they would not go out for the flavor of the day, he'd let the police do their job. 's not doing the inner city any justice by holding the police back. if you don't let the police do their job, it's those communities that pay the price. all right? and it's not just the mayor. it's everybody on this political spectrum that goes above and beyond to just disregard the law and do what they want to do because of the climate. that's not the way that policing works or fighting crime. it's a one-two punch. you need the cops when they make the bona fide arrest. a lot of people disagree with me and jumping across the page and going across to the democratic nominee, but he does understand what has to be done and i think he has the means to do it because he'll get the backing of the communit

through the senate, up for debate some time later this month now a coalition of major business and industry groupsthe chamber of commerce, the aflcio, retail and manufacturing trade groups are backing it. frances? >> tracie, thank you for the rundown. >>> there's a renewed urgency this morning in the battle for the ballot box after meeting with president biden and other administration officials civil rights leaders vowed new initiatives to safeguard the right to vote. >> we are going to build a movement around this country to resist that. what is clearly a move to try and disenfranchise people of color from voting. the methodical way this has been laid out in these state legislatures and in their state legislation is geared toward robbing us of the vote >> republican-controlled states have passed a flurry of legislation restriing access to the vote. yesterday the texas legislature opened a special session to pass the election bills that democrats narrowlyilled in may. the legislation would add id requirements for mail-in voting and ban 24-hour voting among other restrictions texas democrats have v

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thank you day is supported by community groups, businesses and national leaders. carers. i know that it has been of immeasurable value in connecting people, in providing comfort and companionship. harry kane thanked community volunteers. we thank you on our behalf for everything. thank you. there have been thank you tartan, tea and cakes, river bank litter picks, and street parties. everyone has got behind it, from royalty to harry kane, and that sense of people wanting those moments of connection to celebrate the things that bind us together, that is what driving it. as britain prepares to leave its long covid quarantine, the hope is that the sacrifice and love that kept people going can be distilled into a huge annual thank you, ready for any challenges to come. # don't you look back. an israeli videographer has captured an unusual view of sheep. just take a look at this. the mesmerising and rather soothing aerial footage was shot by drone above a farm in peace valley in yokne'am in northern israel. iam not i am not sure it is soothing, i think it is slightly un

thank you day is supported by community groups, businesses and national leaders. prince charles thanked hospital radio. its origins are in the thursday evening club for carers. know that it has been of immeasurable value in connecting people, in providing comfort and companionship. harry kane thanked community volunteers. we thank you on our behalf for everything. thank you. there will be thank you tartan, tea and cakes, river bank litter picks, and street parties. —— have been. everyone has got behind it from royalty to harry kane, and that sense of people wanting those moments of connection to celebrate the things that bind us together, that is what driving it. as britain prepares to leave its long covid quarantine, the hope is that the sacrifice and love that kept people going can be distilled into a huge annual thank you, ready for any challenges to come. # don't you look back. as far as the weather goes, we have got helen to thank for that. hello. menacing clouds across many parts of the uk today and there is heavy, those thundery showers will continue throug

the main business lobby group is supportive of the move but says some protection may still be needed.ss working in the office or public spaces, ventilation systems and i think communication to employees and consumers about what you as a business are doing. but the change to the rules in england has already been delayed a month because of sharply rising covid infections. both ministers and some scientists say caution is still needed as more restrictions are lifted. we are at a really tricky phase, actually at the moment because cases are going up in quite a concerning way, we are seeing daily cases in the 30,000s of course but on the other side of the coin we are seeing still very low numbers of deaths and very low numbers of hospital admissions, though they are creeping up a little bit. wales will also review its restrictions on thursday, northern ireland is due to ease some measures later in the month, while in scotland, most remaining rules are due to be lifted by august the 9th. jim reed, bbc news. our political correspondent chris mason is in westminster. we chris mason is in west

for example, the business lobbying group, the chamber of congress opposes of 15 dollar minimum wage increaseves on the same side in support of the bipartisan infrastructure bill, the afl-cio and the u.s. chamber of congress along with the powerful business roundtable, and several other labor and business organizations, issued a joint statement today saying quote, infrastructure modernization is a critical component of long term economic growth and improve quality of life for every american. organizations commended bipartisan group of 22 senators and the biden administration on finding common ground and reaching agreement on a historic 1.2 trillion dollar infrastructure framework. we urge congress to turn this framework into legislation that will be signed into law, and our organizations are committed to helping see this cross the finish line. enacting significant infrastructure legislation including investments in our roads, bridges ports airports, water and energy infrastructure, access to broadband, and more, it's critical to our nation and will create middle class family sustaining jobs.