more cases so i said to my people are slow to test things out please he blamed media coverage of covidien and the threat of a legit violence from social justice protesters follow supporter turnout in tulsa. well he tries to ignore protesters pleas for racial equality and an end to police brutality instead he focused on branding himself as the law and order president. ford. it's a catch phrase that echoes from the time of nixon as the country appears to be moving towards a new era in equality trump holds on to the same campaign formula culture wars and division in the hopes of mobilizing his banks. to know them until they make interviews and deja vu corresponding stiffens emails was in tolls for the rally he told us about some of the day's unexpected highlights tulsa oklahoma had 3 surprises ready surprise number one for the president of the united states who wanted to have a strong coming out of the gate with a new invigorated campaign start here in tulsa oklahoma but a lot of people were no shows a lot of trump's supporters were no shows the arena wasn't fully booked never ever were 9000

more cases so i said to my people should all the test things out please he blamed media coverage of covidien and the threats of alleged violence from social justice protest is to low support a turnout in tulsa. he chose to ignore protesters pleas for racial equality and an end to police brutality instead he focused on branding himself as the law and order president. we are. hearing. it's a catchphrase that echoes from the time of nixon as the country appears to be moving towards a new era inequality trump holds on to the same campaign formula culture wars and division in the hopes of mobilizing his banks. to the limit and here's a quick roundup of developments in the corona virus pandemic beijing has reported 22 new cases of the coronavirus on sunday this comes after a mass testing effort that's collected more than 2000000 samples in a race to contain a new outbreak. pharmaceutical giant of artists is halting a clinical trial of hydroxy chloroquine as a treatment for code 19 the company says it's having problems recruiting enough patients for the study of the controversial drug india has con

more cases so i said to my people should know to test things out please he blamed media coverage of covidien and the threats of alleged violence from social justice protest his fellow supporter turnout in tulsa . got that well he chose to ignore protest his pleas for racial equality and an end to police brutality instead he focused on branding himself as the law and order president. we are. working. hard. it's a catchphrase that echoes from the time of nixon as the country appears to be moving towards a new era in equality trump holds on to the same campaign formula culture wars and division in the hopes of mobilizing his banks. to the other then i think. british police have confirmed they are investigating a fatal stabbing in the city of reading as a terrorist attack 3 people were killed in saturday's attack in a park in the town 60 kilometers west of london prime minister boris johnson said he was quote shocked and appalled by the. police say that a black lives matter protests held in the same park a few hours earlier was not the target of the attack last known to the investigation was mov

francisco had the brakes on hitting bars after the state give the green light, the city saw hundred new covidien cases and one day last week. the county is expected to announce what other businesses will delay reopen thing, taking a look at john hopkins university tracker, record hospitalizations for nine days straight. there are 200,000 confirmed cases and the stay with 23,000 here and the bay area. half 1 million people have died around the world from coronavirus, quarter of those are from the u.s. lauren podesta has the latest on states that are scaling back. >>> florida beaches close for the july 4 holiday weekend and try to slow the spread of the coronavirus. governor rhonda santos blamed young people for driving up infection rain. >> you younger people they'll do what they do. >> cases surgeon taxes, pushing hospitals to the ring. >> it is taking a swift and dangerous turn. >> greg abbott is shut down bars and reduced restaurant capacity to 50 percent. >> this is another setback for a second that's a good run of this. this will be the and. and >> governornewsom closed restaurants down. emp

blame everyone for the mishandling of the s retu withou that f co to mitigate the further spread of covidien team and urge the leadership and participation many global effort on therapeutics in vaccine development to address covid-19 in the senate proceed to immediate consideration the resolution be agreed to the preamble be agreed to in the motion to reconsider with no intervening action and debate. >>. >> the senator from idaho. >> first of all to my good friend for bringing this and with the pandemic coming out of china causing the grief it has for every other country on the planet it's important to note as we start here has been the single most generous donor of global health assistance in the world and those too criticize the foreign assistance that america gives out with that cove in 18 from china is that best indication that why certain for the p usa the c over we put oe w.h.o., what they did or didn't do, their connections to china and that sort of thing. that's not going to help us as we go forward. what we do know is, w.h.o. has done good would, in the past. -- good work in the pas

she's also on the board of the jockey club which runs a racecourse accused of catalyzing a spike in covidien march she denies all wrongdoing but while britain is forecast to have one of the world's worst responses to coronavirus and while statues of racists are felled by protesters pm queues this week began by referencing an internationally reported incident in london tomorrow is the anniversary of a fire in one of the richest places on earth kensington and chelsea seen as emblematic of neo liberalism the whole house would wish to join me in sending our heartfelt sympathies and thoughts to the families and friends of the 72 people who lost their lives and to the survivors. across government we remain committed to ensuring that such a tragedy can never happen again can i join the prime minister his comments on the ground from what dreadful night and his coming so much you can read abroad so you can start saying no more than dreadful about one of the was tragic fire as to kill working class people in recent memory before wishing the queen's husband a happy birthday well joining me now via skyp

and more because of covidien rips internal open borders a still some way off being a 2 way street any time soon in the week the italian prime minister angry at austria in greece for maintaining travel restrictions on a tally in citizens calling them discriminatory and totally unacceptable italy reopened its borders to e.u. citizens on wednesday to try to breathe life into it stalled tourism industry peter all of us been looking at how getting around europe these days isn't as clear cut as it used to be. summer is here and it's good news for germans were wondering if they're going to get a sunshine break this year the government here in berlin is lifting warnings against travel to european nations from the middle of this month the foreign minister heiko mass in making the announcement though was king to stress this isn't a green light for travel with wild abandon. travel warnings or not travel bans and travel guidelines are not invitations we want to make it clear in our travel guidelines the travelers are urged not to go to the u.k. we're not essential and as long as there is a 14 day

it is the fundamental principle for protecting workers from covidien teen is to separate people. it is really a feasibility challenge in the meat processing plants. we have come up with a number of different recommendations they fill 15 patients on - - pages to help them figure out how they can do that and still give the food the country needs which is a challenge. >> we have learned as a public i knew this already but a lot of americans and employees that processing facilities are essential workers so i appreciate what you are doing. there have been a few local hotspots in my district to have any measurable activity and is being a hotspot we are very thankful that and in kentucky i cannot say this enough very slowly reopening every supply on - - and player and the cdc recommends everyone should wear masks in public settings this would apply to businesses and employees. doctor howard are there any circumstances that they should not have employees wear masks. >> and those that over the mouth make it difficult and they we have a difficult time breathing so putting on a mask and mak

claims that a sterling trunk can be used to treat covidien 19 we hear from one of the scientists who's approaching caution. french president emmanuel micron has met prime minister boris johnson in london to discuss the idea of any bridges between the 2 nations these would allow quarantine free travel to help revive the u.k.'s tourism industry well. the latest so recent emanuel has been to 10 downing street meeting boris johnson it's been a day hasn't absolutely the 2 leaders meeting in westminster firstly taking the opportunity to have those talks in downing street before merging to watch the red arrows fly over now this meeting was held in commemoration of the 80th anniversary of charles de gaulle the former french wartime leader at the liver in. a speech if you will to the french resistance fighters left. who are fighting against the nazi occupation now in the spirit of cooperation between the both sides they have been discussing in addition to issues like greggs it what to do about the call in to those that the u.k. have implemented now these cordon to move to see visitors to the un

normal is that it isn't the sector will just be a breakeven this is a sector this been hard hit by covidien revenues started to decline from january this year we are 1st into the disease in the crisis we are going to be asked and we're going to need additional government help and support until we get through to the next april which is the stones about to resume in the holiday season next year and so we're looking to the government to prioritize investment interest services and to stimulate demand through a back. a group of academics as doctors have criticised the u.k. government plans for a large scale antibody testing claiming they are based on untrustworthy data but as johnson praised the testing as a potential game changer back in may antibodies are left when patients recover from the virus but researches say there's no guarantee they provide immunity or stop people infecting others well earlier i was joined by one of the researchers professor of biostatistics and w.h.o. adviser john deeks he told me the antibodies simply aren't a good measure of immunity this 2 issues really what one is

however the outbreak of covidien teen put her restaurant in jeopardy she took out the ppe loan with the hopes that it would save her business so thank you for joining us today our next witness is eduardo senior partner and resident from an independentt community bank in austin texas area of $5 million in assets. as a preferred lender with two years of experience with this program as we evaluate the ppe the third witness and the advocacy andoc senior counsel and research the advocacy organization to provide meaningful opportunities for asset building and economic security. thank you for joining us today. finally i will turn it over to the rankingit member who will introduce our last witness. >> madam chair the final it is today is the the animal hospital in lebanon ohio completing his undergraduate studies at the university of cincinnati before graduating before ohio state university college of veterinary of medicine in o 2002. december 2006 he took over the veterinary clinic he changed thehe name and build his facility in 2012 and beginner be model march 2019 so just last year to allow

covidien how to treat that as well but this is the 2 nations have a long history of going back and forth in terms of trying to kind of leverage one another i mean it would be safe to assume that what's going on here and this is a standard playbook you kind of hand out a gift to an american there's someone there to photograph it and boom suddenly they're they're accused of spying this has gone on back and forth for some time for decades between these 2 countries and one would expect that this will be used as leverage by the russians to try and secure the release of russian individuals that are currently detained in the united states so there seems to be much bigger things that play here between the 2 governments in order to try and achieve their ends states and caught in the middle is an american that says he was there to attend a wedding kimberly thanks very much. at least 40000000 soldiers have been killed and dozens are missing after an ambush by an armed group there the attack happened in the village of goma kuta close to the border with mauritania on sunday the united nations earlier

back to normal isn't it isn't sexual just be at breakeven this is a sector that's been hard hit by covidien revenues started to decline from january this year we are 1st in the disease in the crisis we are going to be last out we're going to need additional government help and support until we get through to the next april which is the start of our 2 reason holiday season next year and so we're looking to the government to prioritize investments into its services and to stimulate demand through a vaca. thank you very much for joining us kate nichols thank you very much. well that staycation could be off the table if the government seeks to shut it down it has warned the public could be forced to close beaches after thousands flocked to the coast since critics warn that unclear rules on the easing of the coronavirus lockdown has left britain's confused about want to loud traffic jams over crowding and anti-social behavior were seen as beachgoers travel for hours to reach the dorset codes on the south of england the bournemouth christ church and pool council declared a major incident and said

for the opportunity to address that importantor question and look at the national guard prior to covidien in february 1 of the best recruiting months in the past five o r years and since covan 18 our ability to interact with recruits has been greatly reduced but we have leverage the internet and other social media to reach out those individuals if you look at march and april and may we read 99 percent april and may below that and so if you look at the remaining months of the year s s they are lower recruiting months but from what i am hearing and that is what they can make up the shortages. >> and did you do anything different? >> the chairman. and social media that has been very beneficial. >> i have a question for the general it's a very ambitious program that everybody appear knows that and with the victory of this program are predicated on the assumption we will have the necessary vaccine and all of that by year-end so give us your insurance if we have it by then why'd it is based on? >> chairman what i thought was aspirational goal 30 days ago it is more and more likely to occur. and