anunciaron que van a pedazos presta nuevamente marcando solo horas a pesar del aumento de casos de coronadoó de san francisco dijo que lo hará de forma cautelosa pero se sienten optimistas sus trabajadores estar en su nómina de pago. obligando a sus clientes y respetar las medidas de distanciamiento corren el riesgo de ser ejecutado y eléctrico. quesepa los clientes y también las redes oficiales es que al parecer la familia estaba viviendo un pequeño lote y ginebra está hecha el artículo se venden por $53 por internet. sabe contra nadie. regresan las populares camionetas después de más de dos décadas rediseño este modelo le decide competir ella que manejan un consejo muy parecido lo cual sale en el otoño más grande no saldrá a la venta en los $29,000. todo que no quedó captada en cámara dentro de unaestación de policía para el momento después de terminar. posteriormente, algunas personas están sale sana y salva. tenía la meta y más atrás. se vendió rápido. gente y así empezó todo. varios negociosde san diego cada minuto cuenta que más que nada orgullosamente de todo lo que me han apoyado. p

coronado, it's out there.he is considered on a list of economic responsibilities or fed responsibilities if we get a president biden. i just need to mention that. jonathan: you want to throw that out after she's left. tom: i don't want to embarrass her. she has just talked about with her great abilities someone that would serve in the biden administration. maybe somewhat like what jared bernstein has done. jonathan: how about next time you get her on i will -- he will ask the question. tom: i'm not as rude as you. jonathan: i will give you some lessons in a commercial break. most economists will tell you looking at the high frequency, things are stalled out. lisa: there's a question how much value does this data have at this time. i think it's important to see how much momentum there was heading into this latest bout of virus uptick and get a sense of what the potential is to get back up and running if we get medical care. jonathan: do you think i'm rude and interviews? it lisa:. no. terribly i think i'm diplo

an increase in factory orders from april to may but if you compare them a numbers to befall the coronado lock down factory orders a still much much lower for example in the german car industry new orders in may were 47 percent lower than in february still the update on factory orders of course was a sign of hope for the financial markets and many traders are saying that the pressure remains high on governments to come up with more stimulus to help the economy recover further for example the recovery fund planned by the european union . in staying in the e.u. the southern spanish region of under new c.e.o. relies heavily on ters that's made it especially vulnerable to the coronavirus pandemic and threaten jobs in hotels torah services and restaurants now the region is talking about diversifying its economic base there are some challenges along the way. there is industry and lose here like this elevator maker in seville sells tailor made solutions to a range of different countries and it's happy with its location in southern spain apart from the business environment so really. the main wea

a 2nd look now at some of the other developments in the coronado virus pandemic all germany is requiring a mandatory testing at airports for incoming travelers from high risk areas countries on the risk list include the united states brazil russia and turkey. vietnam is evacuating some 80000 people from a resort after dozens of people there tested positive for covert 19 and in the u.s. the world's biggest vaccine study has kicked off some 30000 people have begun receiving experimental test shots developed by the u.s. government and also in the u.s. a president donald trump's national security advisor robert o'bryant has tested positive he's the highest ranking white house official yet know to have contracted covert 19. u.s. marines have lowered the american flag in u.s. diplomatic staff have left their consulate in the southwestern chinese city of chengdu beijing ordered the closure in retaliation for washington's shutting down of the chinese consulate in houston he was secretary of state mike pompei o called the facility a center for spying once the u.s. consulate this building now stan

it was like a father to them he taught them everything help them become who they are and dido the coronado i was one of so many in arizona it was horrible to leave him alone and him knowing we had to leave him alone like what was he going to do at that time knowing that he couldn't have his loved ones there to support him his basing everything pretty much alone and there's nothing we could do about it. i don't know it's. very heartbreaking. a situation l. ast to has become all too familiar with even after 38 years in the funeral business the corona pandemic nothing is as it used to be. with these families so many of them haven't been able to be with their loved one at the time of death put into a hospital where they can't visit or into a nursing home where they can no longer see him so many people are dying alone and that emotionally is challenging for families just to know that they can't be there and they can't you know be supportive and so are our challenge our job is to help them kind of deal with that and start to help them heal and grieve and that's that's what we do. more than 2500

this is not the coronado island station. that's on the other side.s southeast of downtown san diego. at last report from our reporter in san diego, the smoke is blowing south so it's blowing away from downtown. it's about to appear 15 minutes ago but they are all accounted for. there seems to be a loud blast aboard this vessel that sent federal and local fire crews to the bonhomme richard. we'll try to figure out more about what caused the explosion and whether or not there are further injuries and what the out look is like for putting this fire out. >>> let's talk coronavirus. first it put governors under pressure to rekinds l economy. now it's putting pressure to require plasimasks. tomorrow louisiana will require masks in most situations. florida and arizona. they are leaving the matter up to cities and counties. it was just last month that arizona's governor rescinded his orrer th order that prevented local officials from requiring face coverings. joining me is a reporter with the mississippi clarion ledger. sam, let me start with you. governor e

i want to bring into our conversation julia coronado, economist and founder of macro policy perspectives. julia, great to have you with us. let me pick up on david's point for a second. the president celebrating the jobs numbers but we're still seeing spike in cases. the president celebrating nub z numbers. is it so soon and will it backfire? >> it's way too soon to be declaring victory. we're seeing still millions, tens of millions of people unemployed, unemployment at higher levels than we saw in the great recession, and one of the worrying details in the report is that all of the gains are concentrated amongst workers that are reconnecting with their employers. meanwhile as david pointed out, there's a lot of people losing their jobs, and these people are losing their jobs on a more permanent basis. so we can see that in the details of the report. people on temporary layoff are declining, but people on permanent unemployment are on the rise, and that's the worrying underbelly of this, is that people, companies are hunkering down for a longer recovery than they had initially expected,

to get stuck on that out at sea with coronado. and all the other things you can catch on a cruise salmonella chicken pox cold like the no roe virus which i caught along with apes of other passengers. but one of the interesting things i discovered when researching this story is that only a few thousands cases of the road wires broke out last year among the c 1000000 for those passengers that's point 003 percent with corona at least $55.00 cruise ships were affected a 5th of the global fleet some health experts blame them for helping to carry the virus around the globe many vessels went on sailing for weeks after it was detected on a ship over normal life the german government's maritime coordinator no but black man disagrees all knew well. we don't have any evidence of that in other words the problem stayed on board. cruise liners are built according to the latest standards and you can be. certain they'll be taking this experience from the pandemic and using it to ensure their vessels are even more secure in the future. while. a st

buy clothes as men larry out of dainty the do not half effect seen however the structure of the coronado virus is different to a chevy and there's some. feature of the virus that mate might make us think or make us believe that there is that it might be easier to climb to that scene against us coronavirus but at the end this needs to be tested and it's very hard to predict. or thank you very much for your insights that was professor henley straight from the university of all thank you. united states is downstate its formal withdrawal from the world health organization us president on trial threaten to leave the w.h.o. and permanently cut funding to the organization back in may over disagreements about how to respond to the global credit virus pandemic trump accuses the u.n. agency of quote pushing chinese misinformation although he had praised china's handling of the outbreak at the beginning of the year the best was the largest financial contributor to the w.h.o. well for more now i'm joined on the line by professor paul of braverman and she's the director of the center on social dispar

correspondent bob me now to you 1st there was a very clear focus in john's american speech that coronado virus recovery plan for the e.u. needs to be agreed. that is correct and that is going to be the determining topic for the next 6 months of the e.u. presidency of course the chancellor had completely different plans 13 years ago was the last time that germany was at the helm of the e.u. and so this would have been a chance to bring here a forward instead now germany has to throw all its weight behind the efforts to get the e.u. out of this very existential crisis that has been caused by the current a virus and of course this is something where anglo american also needs the support from the members of the bonus talk which is why she outlined in detail that this is not just about other countries about germany rescuing other countries this is about germany surviving as well because if the other countries are not doing well then germany will suffer even more. bob rivers and in brussels another part of the speech of course was about brags that on the possibility that the e.u. should be pre

ast has become all too familiar with even after 38 years in the funeral business the coronado pandemic nothing is as it used to be. with these families so many of them haven't been able to be with their loved one at the time of death put into a hospital where they can't visit or into a nursing home where they can no longer seem so many people are dying alone and that emotionally is challenging for families just to know that they can't be there and they can't you know be supportive and so are our challenge our job is to help them kind of deal with that and start to help them to heal and grieve and that's that's what we do. more than 2500 people have already died in arizona leaving many hospitals overwhelmed with the sick and the dead. when we get a death call the hospital will say can you come quickly because our compact we're at capacity we don't have anywhere to put these people they're trying not to get to these mobile units but they actually are so when we go now to a hospital transfer or someone in our care they have to actually have to look and see where the body is is it in the h

yet there's many reasons for that part of it i think is that serb serbs because of coronado borders are close and they can't get to the sea to cool down so everything is high temperature ok what curfew has been brought in by the president. church. and we can think that's going to be respected. i can't say for sure but i know there will be more demonstrations and protests tonight so actually yes it is where they won't respect it because it will go over midnight and it's meant to meant to start this evening and say i don't want to write this all comes down to the sense that the economy was reopened to. reflect well on the government. people here are saying that we came out of quarantine lockdown situation because elections needed to happen here so the people believe that one should have the president alexander who church got what he wanted from the election then they imposed curfew. and lockdown again so people are angry about this because they feel that they weren't told the truth were on the street is that the media here weren't reporting on the true numbers of current cases and you kno

jonathan: julia coronado there of macro policy perspectives come on the economy if we don't get controle virus. alongside tom keene and lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. up 11 futures are firmer, or 12 points in the s&p 500. think of this is a bounce back from yesterday evening after netflix slapped around equity futures after that does appointment guide we got from that company -- that disappointing guide we got from that company. in foreign-exchange, euro-dollar $1.1421. euro stronger against the u.s. dollar. just to put a bow on it, yields in two basis points. a tighter trading range on the treasury over the last two months. tom: watching every tick of that today. you have yield compression, no question about it. -- anant question important conversation on banking. we have been thrilled that kathy hotel has joined us often -- has joined us often through this pandemic. i am going to go to the heritage of your buffalo banking, and -- rubber wilte myers was legendary -- robert robert wilmers was legendary. the benefits of the fiscal support are going to the big banks of your new york

i'm with linda coronado, the ace stand director of housekeeping and operations for the austin independent school district. talk to me about what's here and how you're getting this out to the roughly 130 schools in the district. >> sure. behind me you have disposable face masks. we have over 3.2 million masks for our students districtwide. we also have hand sanitizing pumps. we have ordered over 50,000 to distribute to all the campuses districtwide as far as face shields. we have our operations team here sending all the supply to all the different campuses. >> reporter: you all have been stockpiling this for a while even when it was kind of hard to come by, these items. i'm curious if you can talk to me about why you started to decide to start gathering so early? did you experience any issues in terms of supply chain. >> reporter: our cfo for the district was paying really close attention to the media, what was happening throughout the world and just put a team together and said we need to order all this ppe for our students so we are safe and ready to start the school year. she wanted to

i think we have freddie coronado >> okay. mr. coronado? alec, maybe we can move the next person sooner so we don't have to wait. like while one person is speaking we can move them over. >> hi, i am answering e-mails, too. >> thank you. >> i am here. >> thank you. you have two minutes. >> hello. i live in san francisco. i ask that the city of san francisco listens to the communities. it reminds me of mexico city. every time i walk onto fourth street it reminds me of back home. these beautiful trees provide shade. most of the trees are saved or landmarked. i have witnessed a delay for the sidewalks and tree basins along the corridor. it has been more on walkable then it was before. please listen to what the community wants, what the mission wants and do what you can. thank you. >> thank you. >> leslie freeman? >> okay. please go ahead. >> okay. i am back. >> okay. >> yes. i am leslie freeman. thank you. i will share a 92nd video that some neighbors and i put together. i wrote the script with our filmmaker. i will try this again. thank you fo

. >> el director del concurso nacional de belleza que a coronado a maría fernanda, yy se encuentra hospitalizadotalles en que debemos fijarnos, ¿cómo estás? >> buenos días a todos y todas. definitivamente el verano es color y debemos elegir piezas que cambien repentinamente nuestro look. >> empezamos con los pañuelos, cuéntame, dicen que están muy en tendencia. >> esta tendencia es de los años 50 aproximadamente, pero regresa este verano más recargada que nunca. no debemos ser tímidas al elegir a todo color, y lo importante usar accesorios, pendientes y aretes grandes. la ropa debe ser de un color muy plano, muy tranquilo para que el protagonismo se lo lleven los accesorios. >> me encanta, definitivamente me veo usando algo así. ¿cómo convertir estos pañuelos en turbantes? ya que muchos no saben cómo ponérselos correctamente. >> es muy sencillo, le damos la vuelta a un pañuelo que tengamos, lo enrolla sobre la cabeza y nos va a dar un look como este. más es más, vamos a darle color este verano con los accesorios, atrevernos con cosas grandes para robarnos todas las miradas en estos días en que d