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called together for common cause and common purpose, we have a president that is doubling down on demeaning and degrading and disiveness who is turning us against each other, tweeting out the most obnoxiously damaging imaginable tweets like liberate states. this is not about his petty culture war. this is about the strength and health and well being of a nation. >> well, part of it is strikes me he doesn't -- i think he -- well, a far side chat sounds nice and aspirational. i would take action how community diseases work and the case he really, i think, does view everything about the election and about him personally and so i thought it was very revealing for him to tweet governors are trying to keep their states closed to screw me on my reelection and it is impossible for him to imagine there are people trying to do the right thing and protech public health and just not thinking about that. there is no governor in america that is thinking one way or the other about donald trump's reelection when they think about their state. >> look, in a time when this administration is fighting transparency and oversight, t

double the hospitalization rate. be smart. let's use the numbers. let's research. where are the new cases coming from? where is the spread continuing? low-income communities, communities of color. latino,d to be high high african-american populations. patterneeing that , lowere in zip codes income predominate. brownsville, brooklyn, 41%. double the city average. that happens to be 80% african-american. double the about rate of hospitalization. that's where the cases are still coming from. that's where the virus is still spreading. again, look at the data. you see it over and over again. by zip code, by selecting unity's within the city. 35% comparedhood, to 19%. it's all across the city. less in staten island. higher in communities of color. lower income communities. i want to thank the congressional delegation who helped organize this partnership between us and the faith-based communities, getting 8000 tests in a short time is not easily done. jefferies came up with this idea about 10 days ago, organized it quickly. i want to thank congresswoman velasquez and clark. thank you for helping us get it organized. the faith-based community has been great. ,everend broglie and rivera organizi

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and more importantly it was able to more than double because at that capacity which means that we can look after a large number of patients with critically 'd and hopefully help them through this and as such i think using those 3 so the. key points are the main reasons why ca has managed to do with this part ok dr only sparrow in geneva are the statistics reliable. without being able to independently verify the numbers and some countries are very good at allow an independent verification director producer and this is china when china recently revised its death rate in numbers in one hand there was actually no change in methodology so sometimes we simply don't know how good the guns are and nor do we know. not only you know how much testing is being done in the us even trump doesn't like testing because we're putting numbers up and sample but we don't know what goes on the guess it to get so sometimes you know in syria for example the courts get there's always calories for it to fail sure not the heart stopped when you die but that's different from putting code as the reason why the heart stopped so. it's it's. it's a very good question and

post at the time was you id, quote, "women d girls bear the brunt of poverty and are the most vulnerable in crisis." for refugees, is the covid cris a double crisis? >> yes, absolutely. i t a mother whose teenageki kids are w seven days a week, 16 hours a day, to earn the equivalent of 30 u.s. dollars a month to make ends meet. at's before this crisis. that's before an economic recession, where the people who are the most vulnerable always fare the worst. they were in crisis before this, and this crisis has made t all t worse. >> let me ask you, sheryl, and then david, i don't want to be pollyanna-ish here,op but are therrtunities this moment? is the any possibility to seize the crisis to catalyze the kind of change at you both work for? >> yes, have an opportunity not just to survive the crisis but make things beer. and we have to believe it's possible. and the first step there is information. we nd to report this data ou with a gender lens. we need to be looking at the impact on women and girls specifically so that we can address this. david, do y see specificpportunities to seize the crisis for the advancement of women and girls?i hink

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. >>> ride share volume has taken a big hit and now uber maybe looking to double down with a major acquisition. hi, d>> that's right. sources telling cnbc today that uber has made a takeover offer for grub hub one source saying that 2.15 uber shares per grub hub share has been discussed now statements from both companies neither denying nor confirming the move. grub hub said that consolidation could make sense uber said it's constantly looking at ways to provide more values, so shares surging on that speculation that a deal will be done now consolidation as you know has long been seen as inevitable in the food delivery space as costs are large and the battle is very fierce this merger would essentially catapult uber into the number one position for food delivery here in the u.s. and it comes as its ride sharing business has fallen off a cliff >> mike with us as well. mike, i mean this r part of the business was for a long time, of course one of the anchors weighing uber down it's pivoted now to be something that's a relative off set to ride sharing, but remains unprofitable, which you can see why the

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will need nearly double that number of contact tracers, but so far states are largely rolling out their own, individual plans. north d south dakota are two of a handful of states which have not issued stay-at-home orders during covid-19. together they've so far seen around 3500 confirmed cases, with fewer than 50 deaths.al offinow hope a new location-based app can aid their efforts to keep the virus at bay. >> it turns out that most people, including myself, can't remember on a good day where i was five days ago, let alone, if you're sick. >> nawaz: tim brookins is an app developer in fargo, north dakota. in 2014, he developed "bison tracker"-- an app that let north dakota state football fans track each other as they traveled t togethaway games. in april, he repurposed that app into this one, the care 19 app,c which and compiles users'if locations, shey do test positive, they can easily share that data wi a contact tracer. brookins says it will protect users' identities while making athe process more efficie accurate. but he acknowledges these efforts require buy in. people need to reake time to digest, you know, wha

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windown n its cororonavirs task force by the end d of the month, even as a draft government report projects covid-19 cases in the united states are expected to double by august, with more than 3000 deaths per day. the announcement came as the official u.s. coronavirus death toll passed 71,000 -- more than a quarter of all reported deaths from the disease worldwide. new data shows that once the new york city metropolitan region is factored out, the u.s. coronavirus infection rate continues to climb. despite the grim figures, president trump said tuesday he's ready to move the u.s. to the next phase of its recovery. pres. trump: thanks to the profound commitment of our citizens, we have flattened the curve and countless american lives have been saved. our country is now in the next stage of the battle, a very safe phase in gradual reopening. the reopening of our country. whoever thought we would be saying that? reopening. amy: president trump made the remarks during a trip to arizona, where he toured a honeywell aerospace plant that's now producing n95 face masks. trump wore safety glasses but no mask during the tour, ignoring a sign in the factory o

joe biden has a double digit lead nationally over president d trump in a new quinnipiac university poll. biden is up 11 points in a general election matchup against trump 50% to 39%. biden leads trump across all age groups, including a ten-point lead among voters 65 and older. african-american voters, biden leads trump by 78 points. the president leads among men overall, 48% to 41%. biden has a 28-point lead among women voters. joe biden doing quite well, joe, i think at a time when he's not able to get out and campaign. he is working from his pabaseme bunker, which republicans may make fun of but, quite frankly, he is able to be steady and, you know, put out a message every day about how he has been warning this president about this pandemic since january. that he has been spot on, understanding the magnitude of this crisis. and i think, you know, when people are in this human catastrophe, watching it unfold before their eyes, i think they prefer a steady hand. >> well, steady hand. he's actually following the rules. >> right. >> he is actually following the advice of donald trump's ow

double that rate, 19%. we built a very strong r&d organization that's going to be critical in the new abbvie, but that r&d organization has created 14 new products last year alone, they generated $9 billion of the $33 billion. as you commented on your show the other day, obviously, we had a very robust quarter in the first quarter, so the business is accelerating in its growth as we move forward here we're doing it at a point of strength allergan is a great company, has great products and great people. we're excited about bringing these two organizations together and there's a number of things that the allergan transaction will do for us and for the new combined company it clearly diversifies our revenue base in a very significant way. it adds a couple of additional major growth franchises to the business, so we'll have a total of four. immunology, oncology, aesthetics, and neuroscience will be the four major growth drivers for the company. it clearly financially is a very important transaction and attractive transaction as we said, in year one, it grows to 20%, over $2 billion worth of synergies that we're going to e

hey, d >> hey, carl that's right this is the first time that we are hearing adam newman's side of the story since he was ousted from we work in the complaint, it alleges soft bank, quote, doubledwn on its abuse of power to undermine the agreement and argues its deteriorating position is the reason it backed out on its obligations it accuses him and others of using influence to pressure investors. this is a pretty dramatic turnaround from how adam neumann described his relationship less than a year and a half ago >> there is something about our relationship is how we communicate. if i if have something to change or need to talk about, we actually prefer face-to-face meetings it's a real partnership. and the longer we know each other, the more we can build it. he is one of the most visionary investors in the world i'm pleased that he chose to invest in us >> soft bank had just backed on it of another deal with we work worth $20 billion. it ended up investing $3 billion in that round. so this isn't the first time we have seen tension between soft bank and adam neumann. we work's evaluation was $47 billion. now it is less than $5 billion and neumann, important here, is supposed to

and talk about the double pandemic, the pandemic that people deeply concerned about covid-19 and then also the fx of -- thehe effects of not havingg jobs, running out t of food d momoney. close people in guatemala rely selling stuff in the streets, selling food in the streets. as soon as we had our first case, the government began putting on measures and people began losing their jobs, began losing their income. rapidly, was he people out on the streets waving white flags as a signal they don't have any money, they don't have any food. guatemalans -- there's a strong coalition of guatemalans helping other guatemalans. the government promised a little under $200 for families and small businessmen and small businesswomen. however, they then mentioned those benefited from this money, within the t to -- formal economy, they needed to show proof of their taxes. so a lot of people don't extent a receipt when they work out in streets. last that we had the n new mease that the country is closed until monday morning. a lot of people are not going to be allowed out into the streets to receive aid from other guatemalans, to go to local restaurants. right now this weweeke

d, according to dr. deborah birx, the united states was double testing in the month of may, 10 million tests conducted.re is what i mean by impressive here in tennessee where i am today. first, anyone who is sick, first responder or health care worker, can get tested. our governor, bill lee, is also testing every prisoner, every resident staff member in a nursing home, has offered weekend drive-through testing, has done specific outreach for testing to low-income communities. any tennesseean can get a test. the governor's slogan is when in doubt, get a test. federal government is helping him make sure that he has enough supplies, in case he has trouble getting them through the labs and the other commercial sources. as a result, our state has tested about 4% of the population. the governor hopes to increase that to 7%. phase one of going back to work, which i said last week is not nearly enough to provide confidence to 31,000 students and faculty members that we hope will show up at the university of tennessee campus in august when school start. last week i talk ed to chancellr plowman about that. what

it was for a gain of more than almost double what the market did which had a good 3% week russell had a more than 7% week. close dstill the big loser ton week but small caps showing strength. coming up, thousands of people are volunteering to be infected with the coronavirus for the sake of science. we're going to speak to the cofounder of one group leading that charge in just a bit. but first, joining us to talk about the markets today and the week, market strategist at heritage capital and lindsey bell at ally invest. first to you, mike, on what we saw. technology and some big tech spots. what's the market telling us here and repeat the stat 35% off of that march 23rd low it's been extraordinary. >> we're pretty much at a level where it's the borderline what you can still call a bear market rally and if it goes much higher than here, i guess we're going to have to call it something a little bit different just sort of reassess what the bach drop is the market held near the highs that's the why i would characterize this week we opened at 2940. finished at 2955 not a lot of net progress, but it was a matter of not

doubled pretty much as expected by the markets. up half a currently percent, brushing off facetations that it could the highest cost in a decade. to $7.5s may amount billion. news,dtting breaking nissan, the share price not really moving. companyhave is the seeking to cut about $2.8 billion in annual fixed cost. debts and going, the name will be phased out again. this is aimed at turning around the carmaker after a tumble choice period of the global pandemic. all these carmakers have been seeing their sales depressed. this is part of a set of initiatives and a plan that should be unveiled at the end of the month. they are calling for nissan to take more drastic measures to turn this carmaker around. that is what we have at the moment from yokohama where nissan is based. let's have a look at what is happening today. we've got a look at how australia's deteriorating relationship with china could affect its economy. discussing that outlook with su-lin ong. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is 10:29 a.m. in hong kong . i'm karina mitchell with the first when headlines. senior officials at the federal reserve warren the virus led shutdown of the u.s. economy co

riding out to the we will d but so many probably they are see to hear from on the public stage but hearts and their souls into this mission. late hours,neers up checking, doubleppear solve problems to gets to this point. awesome that we have made it to this. > when you think of legacy catherine johnson who helped get john glenn to space her watching and that going to future of space travel. heard from two icons of science and exploration couldn't resist hearing the shout out with you one more time. >> we are making history again. the nasa program. there with you in spirit, bob, doug. and l be watching everything crossed. can't wait for you to get back safely. >> this is the first time a u.s. rocket has taken people into space in nine years. it is quite an accomplishment. us at the planetary sota exploration and more ountries involved in space means more exploration. this is how we know the cosmos our place within it. so congratulations spacex. your team and the crew a safe journey and joy let's go!ry feel great to here from those two ery recognizable faces following along on the mission. jesse to go to dan and in hawthorne where we're one launch. 18 minutes f