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documentary filmmakers carlos rink on and on 100 cantor on launch the massive project on him i follow now and have collected the wildlife footage the message this habitat is for everyone you know in this case has a crucial function the main idea is to think of a future where people get used to observing and filming wildlife is now closer to their home in their backyards and on the balconies so they can learn about it just a few days after it was launched an e-mail fallen to garner the support of institutions and the active participation of influential locals who feel that the project helps people stop and think. and have at the same territory as a species we arrived much later than many of the wild animals that live for us we're not the center of the universe. most of the people captured the images from their windows but some use drones to film the changes in the city without leaving their homes. it's important for us to be aware that we're not the only ones living in this area that there are many living beings they're always there even if we can't see them they respect us so we shoul

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at a worse time because, while oil is cheap and people can't afford petrol for gas guzzlers, the cantorthemselves because so many people are out afford thethey can't cars themselves because so many people are out of work. one financial analyst called it a fiscal carrack -- fiscal car wreck. the ceo on a call to reporters that the company has three priorities, keep people safe, retooled to make ventilators and personal protective equipment for the pandemic and third, to manage smartly through the crisis. but ford is having a rough time. all automakers are. all involved in transportation are, we expect boeing earnings on wednesday that will be a planeer, their 737 max was delayed from spring to summer and now will him out, they say, until the middle of next year. that means it will be over a year the company has not had what was expected to be its most lucrative plane. southwest airlines hasn't had a loss since after the 2009 financial crisis. they just posted one. the company says it lost $77 million. starbucks is down 10%. people aren't even buying coffee. one bright spot, that is that

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we have been in contact, not only with the rabbis and cantors all over the bay area, but with the interfaithcouncil, and with our partr organizations that are helping to serve people o are especially vulnerable at this time. rabbis all over the country, to talk about how we can support one another. because for someorganizations, it is been a real struggle to been online and access people virtually, and that has been very, very helpful anit has created a lot of solace for people who were trying to create a sense of spiritual sanctity d community when is now two dimensional. >> it is not easy to have a virtual seder. there are other events in seymour difficult to transition to the online world. how are you dealing with time sensitive lifecycle events? i am talking about births, about death, about coming into age ceremonies. perhaps a marriage or a wedding can be postponed a littleoubit, al people may not want to do that. that is a possibility, at least. very time sensitive. >> you're absolutely right, priya. nobody wants to postpone their joy. ce and weainly also want to offer people any oppor

cantor fitzgerald says it is being prudent in an uncertain environment.limbingiences shares after reports of coronavirus patients being treated having rapid recovery. a trial in chicago was given to patients. the most patients were discharged from the hospital. gilead had 4000 patients in the trial. that is your bloomberg business flash. anna: let us talk about the measures being taken stateside. president trump has unveiled guidelines on reopening gradually the u.s. economy. the so-called opening up america timeline could allow companies to abandon their social distancing measures. putting the onus on governors. the recommendations lay out a three-phase process. allowing for re-imposing measures if infections start to flare up again. let us get a market perspective on the latest developments in the fight against coronavirus. good to see you once again. you have been suggesting recently that we continue to think there is positioning for a strong dollar being sensible. what does that look like now? measures being taken to open up the economy. what would it

living in canada, phyllis greenberg hideman, president of the international march of the living, and cantor with guy tartist -- guitarist. we want to thank the hanover square press and the foundation. before we begin please take a moment to silence your cellphones to avoid any disruptions during the program. thank you. and now please join me in welcoming our first speaker tonight, acting canadian counsel general, khawar nasim. >> thank you, riotly. i was not held up by the impeachment hearings in washington. speak. >> what anen credible honor it is to be here with all of you today to pay tribute to truly remarkable man and extraordinary canadian, mr. max eisen. since we learned of max's incontribute story my team the consulate general has been seeking an opportunity to bring mr. eisen to new york. i have to say for a man of his age, he has a very busy schedule it and was not easy to get him here. thank you, max, for joining us and thank you to hanover press, usc foundation, the international march of thely and the museum of jewish heritage for bringing max their tell his story. as a diploma

because my name is on sizing cantor von i'm 38 years old now i work with us so low income a one province. we have a risky and dangerous job. i discussed this topic with my wife before she went to the training at. home know. the like she knows that it's dangerous but she wants to take part. she wants to help the villagers have less risk in their everyday lions. we work in different places which are quite far apart she works on site and i'm in the office we only see each other a few days out of the month not that i meet that man but most of the time my mother takes care of the house and the children and my son and my daughter. my husband often comes home during the week it's how we do things i depend on him because he works closer to home. and when he comes home to spend time with the children and takes care of the household because i'm usually gone for 20 days or more at a time. fatso mind her team work 252 days of the year searching for us unexploded ordinance they work hard to find dig up and detonate the 80000000 us one by one. they came at the last that what we do each day depends on

yorkshire and east india and present to the midlands, ca ntor india and present to the midlands, cantorrs of friday in these areas. generally between two or 9 degrees with some spots in scotland dipping below freezing, allowing a touch of frost to develop. into tomorrow we will see this area of cloud with sadness across the midlands and it will turn to break up midlands and it will turn to break up very quickly in any missed within the lift and then we will again see plenty of sunshine to take us through the day. potential for some extra cloud and a little bit on the cool side across the far north and east of the uk, generally speaking it isa east of the uk, generally speaking it is a very warm day with temperatures getting up to the 20s. as we head through, we could see one or two showers and service england. most were main tried but the chance of showers does tend to increase a little bit as we head through the weekend is going to feel a little bit cooler as well in a very slight pressure and would let me buy that, i may not many white lines in the chart, there's not much to push long

tom: one final question if we cantor has talked about finding quality and staying with quality.eaction seven or eight stocks. we have never seen this concentration. what does it signal to our viewers and listeners that we see such a concentrated bid in the market? joseph: i think the market is telling you it is still very skeptical about a skip -- a cyclical recovery. it has moved up in quality narrowed to those stocks which have durable business models that can sustain a challenging economic environment. the s&p the focus is on 500 and how it has declined and rallied back, and feels like it has moved ahead of itself. when you look below the surface where small-cap is or value, those sectors or segments of the market have not recovered, and certainly the cyclicals have been quite skeptical about this level of recovery. aere is a move to quality and level of fear and uncertainty about the pace of this recovery. in our own minds, we have a wide range of outcomes as it comes to our base case versus the downside and upside. uncertainty and fear, you have moved up in quality and pric

the abuse that was given to eric cantor you know they really began with vice president hence the recurring information in a setting where he had been put in charge of the task force and not too long where after president trump kind of commandeered the show. one of the highlights of the campaign is the conventions the large gatherings to from the nominee attended it's not even clear if he can be held this year or the president trump insists there's no way he's cancer and if this lasts until november there will be questions of how people can even vote safely coronaviruses made an immediate impact on campaigning in the u.s. at times like these the country tends to rally around the president but his response to the virus will make it the core issue in the 2020 alexion on fisher al-jazeera washington to some other news now and as many as 23 soldiers have been killed in mali target attack on a military base in the galleries and happened in the town of bomba about 4 am local time sources say the camp was destroyed a military item stolen no one has claimed responsibility nicholas hawke explains wh

cantor fitzgerald is shrinking its workforce, others in wall street called -- the financial servicesm is run by howard lutnick and plans to use hundreds of jobs across the business. that would make the cuts the deepest across wall street's major firms since the coronavirus outbreak. the company says "we have made prudent headcount and cost reductions to position the firm for uncertain macro economic conditions. you cannot help but think this will be the first of many firms that hold onto jobs needing to make some cuts. let's take on -- let's check in on bloomberg first word news. ritika gupta. ritika: president trump said he would reopen america. now he has punted. he urges new coronavirus cases be taken into account. in the best case, states could abandon all but minimal social distancing practices in a month. beijing has revised accounts of the coronavirus death toll up 14%. the new total, more than 4600. authorities say the deaths were not recorded in official data at the time. japan's prime minister says more social distancing is still needed. sin joe abe declared a state of emer

lee in the battle of gettysburg, and the mississippi unit as decimated and had lee cantorring around on his horse like -- beating his chest and saying, my fault, my fault, all my fault, my men are lost. and the historians insist there's in other reference of that anywhere, and charged to put with making it up. and then we talked briefly about this. we were talking about another book that hadn't occurred to me but that's midnight in the garden of good and evil, which was wonderful book but came in for a lot of criticism because -- >> not really nonfiction. >> it's strong suspicion a lot of it is made up. it's interesting -- >> he massaged the time frame, too. so that was the big criticism. >> yeah. >> in our case, i referenced earlier that ness had a ghost-writer write an autobiography and became the basis of the tv show and the film and that's a book the -- be published vs. of the book "the unup toables" that came out after ness died in set 57 has been dismissed in a lot of the nonfiction write bought al capone and elliott ness and we set out to subject this to sort of scrutiny and t

but tomorrow inside the church, there will be a pianist, a cantor, and the archbishop himself jose gomez. >> the archbishop has made it a point to continue being our spiritual leader here in the city and he hasn't missed a beat. and people really appreciate him for that. >> we should note anybody around the country can tune in on sunday. >> anybody around the world who's ever come by los angeles or is dreaming about the day they want to come visit los angeles can start by checking out mass with archbishop gomez online. >> reporter: and they are inviting anybody who would like to in a sense attend mass from home to go ahead and tap into facebook and hear the words of the archbishop. many people look forward to his sermon tomorrow. he basically said nothing can separate us from the love of god. no persecution, famine, plague, and not this pandemic. back to you now, erica. >> thank you. >>> just ahead, is testing the answer to getting america back to work? we'll take a closer look at the new antibody tests you are hearing so much about plus sports normally such a great escape in times of cr

economy is eric cantor the former house majority leader vice chairman of molus and company. being with us. >> becky, it's great i have to say, y'all are doing a great job. this has been a very different time but enjoy watching you as i always do in these surreal circumstances. >> we are grateful to be here thanks to all the new technology helping us along the way let's talk about what washington is doing, this new additional stimulus headed out to small businesses and how we're reassessing the first wave of the ppp. what that's supposed to be used for. you hear about companies giving back the money, shake shack gave back the money when we first heard this, it was everybody keeping their employees on, but when would you relized how many small businesses needed this and they couldn't get access. congress putting this together very quickly, how do you think this continues to evolve from here, eric >> i think as you said, i think the original intention was just to be a bridge nothing and no amount of money is actually going to substitute and re-opening that's why i believe stron

cantor fitzgerald cutting hundreds of jobs due to the economic damage from covid-19. the cost cutting move is a debar churr from wall street firms that have vowed not to lay off employees with more than 20 million americans currently out of work. two american astronauts returning to earth amid the pandemic. drew morgan and jessica mere leaving the international space station after more than 200 days on-board. the pair safely touched down in kazhakstan hours ago, exactly 50 years after the apollo 13 crew splashed down in the pacific following an aborted mission. futures are soaring in the premarket on promising results for coronavirus treatment from gilead. my next guest is warning we may not see a recovery in the united states equities until 2022. joining me right now on the phone is the chief equity strategist at citigroup, tobias lefkovitz. thank you for joining us. you're expecting a delayed reaction from the stock market. tell me how you see things. >> we're suggesting to investors about three and-a-half weeks ago that we felt it was going too far dow to the downs

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