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test in the bay area, and it's showing -- the traffic we are seeing right now is the daily health survey. the green showing the people who have responded the most with that, that's definitely in the south bay where we are seeing more of the covid-19 cases, and then less in napa and solano county. talk to us about what these tests reveal? what can we determine from these results? >> yeah, so it's very clear the graphics being shown is just the number of people that respond, whether they are healthy or not healthy. it's really important that we have both, healthy and nonhealthy people respond, because if that ratio changes over time it's very sensitive to be able to see if there's an outbreak. you can see much of my social network is in the south bay, as well as people that work at stanford. we need people in the north bay and east bay to start responding, healthy and not healthy. and we want it to be a habit, shower, coffee, survey, and it's a minute to do day one, and then 90 seconds there after. >> now we are looking at the map of the demographics. we have seen the biggest number of people respond

. >> reporter: if you look at these states here on the map, highlighted in green, they have daily new case track going down, the past 14 days. one of the key requirements the white house says you should have. governors, this before you reopen. you states in green heading down including florida. reopening under way. heading down but you see bumps going through the five-day moving average. certainly from here, florida is coming down, but you see this in a number of states. still spikes up and down that we watch in the days ahead. these states here, highlighted in yellow or gold at home, these states about the same. little dips, little rises, little dips. in the status quo fighting the coronavirus. among them the state being aggressive in reopening. the state of texas. look here. hard to say this is texas going down. it's relatively flat. if you look at the five-day moving average, that's the red line there. you see the spike in the cases here. why some in texas are worried perhaps the governor went a bit too soon. more on that in a moment. these states here, pink. still going up. the ca

if you look at the states on the map highlighted in green, they have daily new case track going down the past 14 days. that's one of the requirements you should have before you reopen. they include florida. the reopening there under way, heading down but you see some bumps as you go through the five-day moving average. from here, florida is coming down. but you see this in a number of states. spikes up and down that we watch in the days ahead. these states here highlighted in yellow, these states are about the same, little dips, rises, dips. these states in the status quo as they fight the coronavirus. among them, the state that is being very aggressive in reopening, the state of texas. it's hard to say that this is texas going down. it's flat. if you look at the average, that's the red line there, you see the spike in the cases here. that's why some people in texas are worried the governor went a bit too soon. these states here, pink, still going up. the rate of case, from day to day, still heading up. new cases for the past 14 days. some of them are beginning to reopen slowly. othe

of the requirements counties have to meet in order to get that green light from the state to move forward. no deaths in 14 days, minimum daily testing, contact tracers appropriate for the population level, hospital capacity in the event of a surge, and a 14-day supply of ppe. most bay area counties have met some of those guidelines. contra costa and alameda counties will be able to meet stage 2 next week. marin and sonoma counties are starting phase ii on monday. phase ii also allows for some manufacturing and logistics, delivery drivers and warehouse workers, lower risk environments associated with that retail business. dine-in restaurants are also included in phase ii. they are still on hold as are office setups and schools. so we expect that guideline to come, although not likely in the next week. in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> you still hear a lot of people saying even if certain businesses open, they still might wait a while before they head back out. thanks, kris. >> that's it? we're learning more about that strong earthquake centered in western nevada. some people here in the bay area telling us they

you mentioned a few things you are doing that include daily employee health questionnaires, sanitizing stations, i am curious, once you get the greenderstand people were there at your door ready to go, do people in your town wants to do what it takes with these guidelines, are they saying i will do what you ask of me as long as you give me the option to keep these businesses that i love a float? >> absolutely. people want to get back to the new normal. are regulars and customers are looking to get out and out safely. we offer that. we have gone out of our way to follow all guidelines, everything put out by national restaurant association, the state of wisconsin, cdc, we have scanners, testing for all of our employees, going through all the health checks, the hardest part is trying to keep regulars at the bar socially distance to properly and it took a bit to get used to but we are doing it. rob: thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> we've heard rumors of a biden michelle obama ticket but how about biden right? the new player from a key obama administrative official lobbying for a return to the white house. rob: online shopping

can see in red, in orange, the 14 states where the case number, the daily new cases are trending up, beige where it is steady and green where it is decreasing. it is notable that in the areas that have been hardest hit, new york, new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts, it is trending downward and some of the areas where it is trending up in the south, particularly alabama and arkansas, more than 50% of the number of daily new cases. it is interesting to me, dr. jha, that the prime modeler out of university of washington overnight decreased its projections for the number of deaths. i'm not as interested in what is going to happen as what they say is happening right now. they say that the increased mobility as the stay-at-home orders have been relaxed, the increased mobility has not led to as much of an increase in daily new cases as they thought. that's interesting. i'm wondering why you think that's happening. >> yeah, so, good morning. you know, look, what we're seeing across the country is a lot of variation in how different states are handling the mobility. people are getting out across the country, but in some sta

there's millions of people out of work especially the daily wage earner's the garment industry particularly hate because the buyers have done there a green men they haven't plays they're taken they're all there so they're left with a lot of stock clothes $3000000000.00 plus orders on stock garment industry is really struggling which is the main export industry of the country 80 percent are free to speak and then now you have the shrimp industry and other major export for bangladesh so this is a tough time i had for the government and the people in bangladesh. bringing us up to date from dhaka we appreciate it time for thank you. still ahead on al jazeera unemployed stranded and relying on handouts thailand's migrant workers face a precarious future as coronavirus restrictions are in store. and we look at how some stores in the u.s. are surviving without laying off workers as millions are losing their jobs. or. alan hutton quotes a very good description the moment through most of the arabian peninsula there is still cloud visible center all still showers around mostly over iran or whether pumped up over the high ground in the southwest to

this georgia day camp has the green light to open their doors and they will be tons of rules including dailyealth checks. if parents can't go in and they have to stay in their car when they drop their kid off. connecticut in the tri-state area, they are planning to open their doors on june 29th. they are considering, get this, summer school. but for camps that do open here are some of the potential changes. >> we decided already that we are not going to open the schools, and if we use the buses we will decide on guidance whether or not there's one child per role or siblings can sit together, or whether there is air conditioning or the window is open all the time. the pools definitely won't be up in the summer. >> what about sleep away camps? they are talking about the number of visitors allowed in, and that the irs is offering financial relief, letting parents make midyear changes to accounts where they can park pretax earnings where they can help pay for summer camps. the biggest relief for many families out there might actually be the camps reopening. i always think about this. camp is whe

daily confirmed contest, sorry, daily confirmed cases, so each day how many people across different settings had a positive test. it's quite difficult to interpret that greense it is in the context of lots of different people being allowed to be tested and, indeed, lots of extra testing becoming available. and when i want to know what's happening every day with coronavirus infections, if i could have the next slide, please, i turn to data from hospitals and the estimates of the number of new daily admissions into hospitals each day. so, we have this tending to look at the english data, and that is really the flow of infected people into hospitals and is therefore a much more sensitive way of keeping track of what is happening across the country. so what you see is a graph that raised sharply from the beginning of march, and it had already risen before then, and peaked on a proper second and that is exactly the date we would expect it to peak given the lockdown that we took on board on the 23rd of march —— peaked on april the 2nd. and the fact it would take about ten days for the number of sudden drop in infections, to the drop of people arriving in hospita

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>> bill: meanwhile from texas, the lone star state getting the green light to open the economy even as the death rate reaches a new dailywill talk to texas republican caven brady about that. and the new white house press secretary says that china's decisions to put american lives at risk, let's talk to john roberts from the north lawn at the white house, and new numbers on infections adds meat processing plants, concerns of a national meat shortage. ♪ r you're caring for your family at home or those at work, principal is by your side. we're working hard to answer your questions. like helping you understand what the recently passed economic package can mean for you. we're more than a financial company. we're a "together we can get through anything" company. now, more than ever. when taking a break from everyday life is critical to everyone's health, there is one thing we can all do together: complete the 2020 census. your responses are critical to plan for the next 10 years of health care, infrastructure, and education. let's make a difference, together, by taking a few minutes to go online to 2020census.gov. it's for th

green pulls a licorice groups. particularly popular during the muslim holy month because medicinal properties help digestion when people break their daily fast. tif and his family were forced to flee to a different part of it late last year because of fighting a father of 6 is teaching his sons how to prepare a timer in juice. it's an important source of income for a family that has enjoyed nearly a decade of war ok when we buy bags of one kilo each in the early morning we empty contents into a bowl and then we sprinkle it lightly with water and add some carbon. then we were a bit with our hands until it becomes dark we then put it under the sun for 3 hours after that we filter it in a clean cloth adding water very slowly until the syrup comes out when we finish preparing the syrup we send it to the sellers in town. and when the boys turn ring from syrian merchants who purchase it from suppliers in gulf states. syria's war has pushed point she's been recent years in the rule product these particular expensive because of the coded 19 pandemic. alert it's about. due to the current circumstances of the coronavirus it's difficult to import

daily basis. and today, we started community testing in jackson and st. charles counties, and we'll be testing in boone, cape gerardo green and jefferson counties next week. any missouri resident who would like to be tested for covid-19 can do so at these sites at no cost. missouri resident is the only requirement. you do not have to live in the county offering community testing or be experiencing symptoms. today sentinel testing will again taking place in all missouri department of corrections adult institutions. the director is here today to give us an update on that. but before i bring her up here, i just want to brag on her, and i want to talk about the department of corrections for the job they've done in their state one of the highest risk institutions that we all know going across the united states, we were all concerned about early on. and thank goodness for our leadership. thank goodness for the people that work every day on the front lines and thanks to coming to work every day when it would have been much easier for them maybe not to come in because of the risk and the fear they have, but they continue to suppo

weeks the government has that the country into reading green zones depending on infection rates affecting the available freedoms or the number of daily deaths from the coronavirus in spain has fallen to 123 marking a 7 week low where it's a rare as a madrid to see how one business owner is preparing to reopen. we are at a men's clothing shop in the middle of madrid one of the b.c.s. areas commercial areas that is just getting ready to reopen to the public next week so we've got everything ready we've got the honey ties or we have the gloves we have them last year that's the owner does this in fact in all the garments in order to reopen to the costumers today in spain over 50 percent of the regions have moved on to phase $21.00 is a part of the deescalation plan of using these lockdown measures after $57.00 days of a strict low down so people will be able to go to terraces and at a capacity of 50 percent will be able to go to hotels still to a 50 percent of the capacity mosque and church and will also be able to meet their friends and families as one of the most important things of biggest selling measures the russian president has de

daily dose of good news. restaurants are still struggling in some places but there are signs of life coming back. we'll show you some economic greenhutes with restaurants. dow futures are up 150 we are back right after this >>> welcome back time for economic good news. green chutes, hopium, whatever you want to call it. here is today's however small it may be restaurant data courtesy of opentable and focusing on a few of the reopened states look at this reservations changes from last year these five states are way down off 50%, 60%, nearly 70% from last year. however, they are not down 100% or 90% that is the key like we showed you a few weeks ago when everything was shut down south carolina, their restaurant bookings were down 57% from the same day last year yes, that is a lot a long way to go restaurant owners are still struggling considering those restaurants have only been open now a few weeks with many limitations with social distancing and mask wearing. maybe that data points to a faster consumer rebound than many might be expecting. many because the stock market may be coming back >> many businesses saw business drop and so

highest number of daily coronavirus cases and sanctions the use of an anti malaria drug despite warnings about the risks. to changing color of antarctica how global warming is giving it a green or 10 inch. and you stand off could be brewing between the united states iran and venezuela over ships laden with fuel 5 iranian oil tankers could be just days away from arriving in venezuela in a bid to ease fuel shortages there both countries are sanctioned by the u.s. and the white house says it's considering a response to the shipment that as well as says its military will discount the tankers as soon as they enter its territory. ship tracking shows the 1st of the 5 tankers left the iranian port city of bundle our bus in march an a-list say they're between 89 and 99 percent full judging by how they're sitting in the water the 1st time fortune is expected to arrive in venezuela in the next 4 or 5 days venezuela's ambassador to the un has warned that any attempts to stop the tankers will be illegal the threat of yours will be don't force against buy uranium packages with fuel that are on route to witness when in violation a modest freedom of freedom of trade and navigation in case t

greene teaches a class on abraham lincoln and the 1860 presidential election. watch american history tv tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. >>> watch c-span's daily's daily response to the coronavirus pandemic with briefings from the white house, congress and governors from across the country. plus join in on the conversation on our live call-in program, "washington journal." if you missed any of our live coverage watch any time on demand at c-span.org/coronavirus. >>> up next on "lectures in history," karen markoe of the state university of the new york maritime college teaches a class on the 1920s, talking about politics, prohibition, and organized crime, as well as popular music and sports during that decade. >> okay. well, good morning, everybody. today, we're going to discuss the jazz age. at least i'm going to discuss it, and your part of the discussion will be at the end. please write down any thoughts you have, questions, responses. that would be good. the jazz age, the period from 1919 to 1929 reminds me of the opening lines of the tale of two cities by charles dickens. "it was the best of times, it was the worst of times." well it wasn't exactly the bes

daily." i'm chuck todd continuing msnbc's special coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. by tomorrow every state on this map will be greenall 50 states will have partial reopenings officially under way. just in time, of course, for memorial day weekend. more than 91,000 americans have died so far. more are expected as we reopen. job losses are at great depression levels, which are expected to get worse before they get better. and the country remains sorely politically divided. but even during these unprecedented times the president's playbook doesn't really seem to change. he lashes out in response to scrutiny. he undermines institutions. and he defies experts. the president made more comments today touting the safety and effectiveness of a coronavirus treatment that the fda specifically says has not been shown to be safe and effective for treating or preventing covid-19. in fact, the agency warned of heart rhythm problems. in contrast here's the president this afternoon further explaining why he says he personally is taking the drug. >> i think it gives you an additional level of safety. but you can ask many doctors are

daily." i'm chuck todd continuing msnbc's special coverage of the coronavirus pandemic. by tomorrow every state on this map will be greenwill have partial reopenings officially under way. just in time, of course, for memorial day weekend. more than 91,000 americans have died so far. more are expected as we reopen. job losses are at great depression levels, which are expected to get worse before they get better. and the country

green, thanks for joining us tonight. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. jon: developments amid the pandemic around the globe. in spain madrid more space for people to go about their dailyxercise with dozens of portions of city rules. in italy people slowly returning to bars as the country eases its coronavirus lockdown despite warnings that infection rates there could shoot up again. brian shilko has more from london bureau. brian: jon, starting to open up. in madrid finally doing weekend exercises and actually reduced from one of the most stringent lockdowns a few days and streets were too crowded with many parks and streets close for people to distance themselves. they are starting to solve the problem now by opening up more streets but keep in mind, only be phase 1 of its phase of lockdown and madrid won't be advancing to the next phase of easing as was hoped next week because the infection rate is still too high. meanwhile, in geneva, switzerland, 2,000 bucks average salary, a thousand people lined up for free food. that line was more than half a mile long as low-income workers, even one of the world's richest countries are still really struggling and finally here

daily coronavirus briefings. after the sales became public, burr announced he would request the senate ethics committee to review them. >>> a troubled horse racing track in southern california has been given the greenht to epoen back up. santa anita park plans to reopen tomorrow. l.a. county health officials approve the track to open without spectators. people who go to the track will have to have their temperature taken and they have to have on face masks. jockeys and valets have to test negative and santa anita park is known for the dozens of horses that have died there before this pandemic even started. >>> this morning, tens of millions of americans are unemployed but there is hope if you do need a job. right now, bay area companies are looking to fill thousands of positions. so coming up new at 6:00, jobina is helping you out with with wih tips to land that new job and the hashtag you want to include in your search. >>> right now taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as it reacts to the latest unemployment report this morning. down 190 points and we'll deep track of what is happening here. >>> the cal state university system moves forward with online classes this fall. the chancell

greene teaches a class on abraham lincoln and the 1860 presidential election. watch american history tv tonight and over the weekend on c-span3. >>> watch c-span's daily's daily response to the coronavirus pandemic with briefings from the white house, congress and governors from across the country. plus join in on the conversation on our live call-in program, "washington journal." if you missed any of our live coverage watch any time on demand at c-span.org/coronavirus. >>> up next on "lectures in history," karen markoe of the state university of the new york maritime college teaches a class on the 1920s, talking about politics, prohibition, and organized crime, as well as popular music and sports during that

and hair salons by appointment only restaurants they get the green light in phase two in new jersey, cases have risen 6% in the last week a daily1,074 a day, but week over week cases have also fallen, down 15%, testing in new jersey up 29%, and 25% of tests are returning positive ahead of the holiday weekend, governor murphy said 25 people are now allowed to gather. restaurants remain limited to takeout and delivery also said they'll allow outdoor graduations on july 6th. there you go, carl, graduations. maybe there's still hope >> you know something about that, david, that's for sure >>> speaking of reopenings, warby parker starting to reopening its doors after a full shut down in its doors dave blumenthal will hop on in a couple of months but neil, good to see you >> thanks for having us. >> sounds like you've got at least a week or week and a half under your belt on some of these modified reopenings. can you talk about how it's gone >> sure. so we've completely revamped our protocols, obviously controlling traffic into the stores to make sure we're social distancing, ensuring mask wearing so we have masks available for our c

green increasing the shadow load .45% annually. it would increase in new annual total shadow load 18.51%. the new shadow would occur within the first 52 minutes of the daily 2 through march 28 and september 14 to november 70 the northern half of the park the planting abbenches and the lawn. the dates of maximum new shadow march 1 and october 11. largest shadow cast march 8 and october 14 and cover 10822 square feet. slide 11 the community park and learning center a .82-acre park with a half basketball court, children's play and community garden lined by large trees. slide 12 proposed project would result in increased net new shadow adding .003% annually above current level. this increase would result in a new annual total shadow load 15.450%. new shadow from the project would occur early morning between april 20 and august 22. last an average of five minutes daily. net new shadow from the proposal along the northeastern and southeastern corners of the park affecting the northeastern corner and wooded area in the southeast corner. the date of the maximum shadow would occur on june 21 and largest shadow cast from the project june 14 and june 28, 6:48 a.m. a

we have seen in the daily data that is produced that there are more people getting into their cars and getting to work but that, of course, goes contrary to any notion of a greenquite how people are meant to get to work? yes. i think grant shapps has said already that he's going to encourage lot more people to walk if they can, to cycle. 0bviously, more people to walk if they can, to cycle. obviously, there are parts of england where that is not possible, if you live in a rural community it's not necessarily possible to walk to work. in the cities, it's something the government are encouraging. i think inevitably we will see some people driving to work who weren't before, the government has conceded that as well. there is a question about people who used to get a bus or a trade in the city and how that will be managed over the next few weeks and months, as the economy slowly gets moving again. 0ne economy slowly gets moving again. one other thing that is inevitable, i think, that will come up today is that question of the antibody test, which the government seems to be quite optimistic about. this antibody test that has been tested by public health england and

daily confirmed contest, sorry, daly confirmed contest, sorry, daly confirmed cases, so each day how many people across different settings had a positive test. it‘s quite difficult to interpret that greenilable. and when i want to know what‘s happening every day with coronavirus infections, if i could have the next slide, please, i turn to data from hospitals and the estimates of the number of new daily admissions into hospitals each day. so, we have this tending to look at the english data, and that is really the english data, and that is really the flow of infected people into hospitals and is therefore a much more sensitive way of keeping track of what is happening across the country. so what you see is a graph that raised sharply from the beginning of march, and it had already risen before then, and peaked on a proper second and that is exactly the date we would expect it to peak given the lockdown that we took on board on the 23rd of march —— peaked on april the 2nd. and the fact it would take about ten days for the number of sudden drop in infections, to the drop of people arriving in hospital with covid—19. and you will see that that has fallen fairly steadily since then. it is

green increasing the shadow load .45% annually. it would increase in new annual total shadow load 18.51%. the new shadow would occur within the first 52 minutes of the daily analysis between february 2 through march 28 and september 14 to november 70 the northern half of the park the planting abbenches and the lawn. the dates of maximum new shadow march 1 and october 11. largest shadow cast march 8 and october 14 and cover 10822 square feet. slide 11 the community park and learning center a .82-acre park with a half basketball court, children's play and community garden lined by large trees. slide 12 proposed project would result in increased net new shadow adding .003% annually above current level. this increase would result in a new annual total shadow load 15.450%. new shadow from the project would occur early morning between april 20 and august 22. last an average of five minutes daily. net new shadow from the proposal along the northeastern and southeastern corners of the park affecting the northeastern corner and wooded area in the southeast corner. the date of the maximum shadow would occur on june 21 and largest shadow cast from the project june 1

green increasing the shadow load .45% annually. it would increase in new annual total shadow load 18.51%. the new shadow would occur within the first 52 minutes of the dailyrough march 28 and september 14 to november 70 the northern half of the park the planting abbenches and the lawn. the dates of maximum new shadow march 1 and october 11. largest shadow cast march 8 and october 14 and cover 10822 square feet. slide 11 the community park and learning center a .82-acre park with a half basketball court, children's play and community garden lined by large trees. slide 12 proposed project would result in increased net new shadow adding .003% annually above current level. this increase would result in a new annual total shadow load 15.450%. new shadow from the project would occur early morning between april 20 and august 22. last an average of five minutes daily. net new shadow from the proposal along the northeastern and southeastern corners of the park affecting the northeastern corner and wooded area in the southeast corner. the date of the maximum shadow would occur on june 21 and largest shadow cast from the project june 14 and june 28, 6:48 a.m. and co

daily basis, where it was conveniently accessed for the neighborhood. organized it in a way that would get good sun, but protect it from the wind. and organize it so we could program it with a green space, a gathering, up the hill, play area, community gardens, sheltered area, people to gather. community space overlooking the park. so the park is a respite from the busy surroundings, but has enough amenity spaces to be active at all hours. importantly thought about the placement to the surrounding. coming up from ocean avenue. park is on access with that. across the top of the park, north drive connects out to frida kahlo and provides direction to sunnyside for neighbors to come through the park. and then lee avenue, welcoming staff and students from city college. and westwood park to the west. pedestrian and bike connection. complementing the central park is the s.f.p.u.c. open space which is a more active recreation area. food trucks. other uses that evolve over time. provide space for the child care which is a critical family amenity for the site. and this space also provides an important pedestrian connection with the lee avenue, whole foods and the rest of the neighborhood.