experience feel different and what will be the new career opportunities in the new normal let's ask david lewis c.e.o. of operations a quick advice as companies in all industries companies of all sizes about all matters pertaining to human resources so he's been a busy guy lately david welcome back how are you. good to see kelly clarkson saying what doesn't kill you makes us stronger can numb bull companies emerge from this crisis better off i think they can i think we're all learning how to do work differently and i think this is one of those life gives you lemons make lemonade type of a moment and as such i think this is one of those survival of the fittest things you're going to see businesses come out of this and come out stronger better and you're also going to see a lot of businesses unfortunately go under. yeah restaurants are gonna fold there's no 2 ways about it they've just been out of business for too long and as much as i miss the camaraderie back at the headquarters in washington i must say i have never felt claustrophobic during the couple of months since they sent us home and we

experience feel different and what will be the new career opportunities in the new normal let's ask david lewis c.e.o. of operations a quick vices companies in all industries companies of all sizes about all matters pertaining to human resources so he's been a busy guy lately david welcome back how are you good to see kelly clarkson say what doesn't kill you makes us stronger can numb bull companies emerge from this crisis better off.

th lockdown has suppressed the virus, but not killed it off. .david shukman, bbc ne lewis: the parentpany a british airways, aig, is considering a legal challenge to the new quarantine rule. avelers entering the country will have to isolate for two weeks. iag argues it was not consulted over the plans. were upset over its absence yesterday to discuss the proposals. protests about the death in police custody of george floyd continue. president trumphat every american must receive equal treatment from law enforcement, regardless of rac gender or eed. this comes as a new video emerges over a 75 euro man being pushed to the ground by police in new york state. thise report contains s content that some may find distressing. >> we are noleaving. alee the is no sign that theyre are. not outside the white house, despite driving rain, not around the country, including chicag to the streets with protesters. there continue to be staggering and disturbing incidents wit in buffalo, new york,ol a 75-year-d protester was shoved to the ground by an officer. he was motionless and bleedi from his skullo

>> caller: yes, this is david elliott lewis. i'm a 36-year resident of the city. and i have been sad to see the state of the decline of our streets actually over those 36 years. with real-world consequences. i've had friends who ride bicycles and bicyclists who have been severely injured because of unsafe potholes. i've had friends who have had broken axels because of unfixed potholes. i live in the tenderloin for the last 14 of the 36 years and i have suffered a decline with the streets in terms of dirtiness and cracked sidewalks. it's been gross mismanagement of this department. and it's been kind of a national embarrassment for our news. matt haney's charter amendment actually promises to fix this in so many ways and i think that the oversight commission over both new resulting departments and streets and sanitation, i really think that it will help to solve some of the -- the embarrassment for our city recently. and that embarrassment is not new. it's been going on for decades. so i hope that you will support this. and i will vote for it. i think that it will

. >> caller: yes, this is david elliott lewis. i am part of the mental health working group since 2014. i want to applaud the great success of the group but also say we can do much better. beat the forces down with mental health calls. the cit training helped a lot. here is where the police commission could step in to improve further. as we move toward the responding models, why not create a resolution to put a mental health in each of the 10 police stations. there is a lot of background now here. >> i don't know what that is. >> if we have a psychologist in each of the 10 stations, we can -- it will allow them to use the person to respond to calls that need a mental health professional on the site. that would be a huge help. yes, that costs money to hire 10 psychologists at 10 stations. the staff of about seven is great. they are stretched. the training staff, field responding staff could be doubled and they could offer more training and they can respond to a lot more calls or assist in a lot more calls. that takes money. i get i

the arena, and the "fake news media" for staring up concerns with the coronavirus, lewis. —— stirring up. thanks, daviden details of its new national security legislation for hong kong, which would dramatically change the area's way of life. it includes plans for an office in the chinese territory which would collect intelligence. international organisations and hong kong activists have said this would crush hong kong's freedoms. reged ahmad reports. these are pictures released by chinese state media as the country's top lawmaking committee meeting in beijing. they are reviewing new draft national security laws for hong kong, set to be fast—tracked and to bypass the territory's own legislature. beijing says they're needed in order to target terrorists and separatists. but china has also revealed new details of the legislation that have alarmed many. the striking part, these laws will override any existing legislation in hong kong that conflicts with it. that's made critics fearful it could erase the prized civil and political freedoms that were supposed to be guaranteed for 50 years after the uk handed

this is david elliott lewis. i live on ellis street. why ideas for improvement. the safe sleeping site and hotel spaces. i want to suggest to look at ways to make those more effective by engaging the guests or residents in helping to actually maintain their environment. if they are getting the benefit of services, hotel or safe sleeping village. give them part-time assignments to keep the place clean and safe abwork off the benefit. there are a lot of benefits to work. it provides more long-term solution for helping unhoused with work assignments. to learn more about this. saint francis website has ideas to engage unhoused residents in participation in their community. it should be a village wherever body participates. again, visit st. francis for ideas. i hope you will consider this to improve safe sleeping villages and i hope they are not temporary. thank you for your time. davidavid elliott lewis signing. >> hello, i am steven tennis. i live at the bristol hotel. i worked for san francisco collaborative and gl cbd. one thing that i heard her is that i don't th

this is david elliott lewis. i live on ellis street. why ideas for improvement. the safe sleeping site and hotel spaces. i want to suggest to look at ways to make those more effective by engaging the guests or residents in helping to actually maintain their environment. if they are getting the benefit of services, hotel or safe sleeping village. give them part-time assignments to keep the place clean and safe abwork off the benefit. there are a lot of benefits to work. it provides more long-term solution for helping unhoused with work assignments. to learn more about this. saint francis website has ideas to engage unhoused residents in participation in their community. it should be a village wherever body participates. again, visit st. francis for ideas. i hope you will consider this to improve safe sleeping villages and i hope they are not temporary. thank you for your time. davidavid elliott lewis signing. >> hello, i am steven tennis. i live at the bristol hotel. i worked for san francisco collaborative and gl cbd. one thing that i heard her is that i don't th

lewis. and david gergen. great to see both of you. white house says the president didn't hear anyone in that video shout, "white power," but they're not actually condemning the trump supporters shouting "white power." what's your reaction? >> that's right. well, look, the disavowal was simply not credible. it's not believe ebl. think it's "the new york times" that looked at the number of times the president has retweeted or given a signal boost to some questionable and racist accounts. many of them anonymous pop t. two dozen of which have been suspended by twitter and done it apparently for something upwards of 140 such accounts. the president of the united states has to be held accountable for the words that he says and the actions that he takes and that includes giving a signal boost to some of these ugly sentiments. the incident, itself, sounded like a bunch of rowdy old people yelling at each other saying the ugliest things they possibly could. it raises, though, the question why would the president of the united states want anyth

. >> caller: yes, this is david elliott-lewis, long-time resident of the tenderloin. i see firsthand the consequences of addiction and overdoses and i support the legislation and i applaud -- i applaud the legislation as it's very brave at a time when the current administration is threatening to come in to san francisco and arrest anyone who opens or operates a safe consumption site. as you know they're looking for any excuse to attack us and this will give us one. i recognize that you may have to wait to get him out of office this november or the first week of january when the inauguration is, i hope that is the case. but let's move -- even if we can't implement this until january, which may be the case, let's move ahead with it. i support it strongly. every death is a severe loss to the community. it creates reverberations of pain for everyone who knew the person who died. and anything that you can do to save lives we must do. thank you for your time. i'm signing off. >> clerk: thank you, mr. elliott-lewis. next speaker, please. >> caller: i'm a health cli dmigz wit

david willis was watching the memorial service. a very moving memorial service there in minneapolis, lewis, and we heard there from the reverend al sharptont it was time for black people to stand up and say "get off our necks". and he went on to say that it does not matter if you wear bluejeans or a blue uniform, you must pay for the crime that you commit. thousands of people attended a memorial service for george floyd in new york as well today and there are more protests planned across the united states tonight, but we saw 5,000 people, perhaps more, at rallies both in washington, dc, and here in los angeles. both of those passed off entirely peacefully. and i know much is made of watershed moments in history and so on but, with these protests growing and growing more peaceful, this really is starting to seem like one. that's interesting, david, isn't it? and of course, we pointed out earlier on that this memorial that we saw in barbara's report — the first memorial? that's right, yes, indeed. the first of a number over the next six days or so that will culminate in george floyd's funeral, and it seems that perhaps the momentum will gro

this is david elliott lewis. i live on ellis street. why ideas for improvement. the safe sleeping site and hotel spaces. i want to suggest to look at ways to make those more effective by engaging the guests or residents in helping to actually maintain their environment. if they are getting the benefit of services, hotel or safe sleeping village. give them part-time assignments to keep the place clean and safe abwork off the benefit. there are a lot of benefits to work. it provides more long-term solution for helping unhoused with work assignments. to learn more about this. saint francis website has ideas to engage unhoused residents in participation in their community. it should be a village wherever body participates. again, visit st. francis for ideas. i hope you will consider this to improve safe sleeping villages and i hope they are not temporary. thank you for your time. davidavid elliott lewis signing. >> hello, i am steven tennis. i live at the bristol hotel. i worked for san francisco collaborative and gl cbd. one thing that i heard her is that i don't th

david: thank you so much, abigail. really appreciate you being with us. lewisd up being a supreme court justice and i ended up clerking for him. this is bloomberg. ♪ of poweris is balance television and radio. i'm david weston. much of her spent career at the center of power in washington, serving as the special assistant to hillary clinton and the social secretary in the clinton white house. then, cheapo protocol for president barack obama. she have written about it in a brand-new book called protocol, the power of diplomacy and how to make it work for you. butratulations on the book, give us a sense of protocol. one thing i gain from reading your book is it a lot more than just knowing manners. it conforms the structure of some of the decisions that get made. >> that is absolutely right. thank you so much for having me on your program. i alwaysment, what thought was protocol was a superpower. it starts the wheels of aplomacy, and it lays out well-defined roadmap. a detailed roadmap for every interaction, no matter the size, big or small, between our global le

judging by the complexion of many of these protests, lewis, many of them have more white faces in them than black. ok, thanks davideen many claims that these protests have resulted in more... a 75—year—old man has been assaulted by police in new york state, as the protests over the death of george floyd, continue. you can see there is distressing claims there in that distressing video as officers continue to walk past. right, given that quite sensitive video, let's pick up on the issue of the culture in many police forces. philip stinson is a former police officer — and a professor of criminal justice at bowling green state university in ohio. he heads a unit there researching police integrity and crime committed by officers. thank you for being with us. given what your research has been showing you, what can you pick up, what threads can you pick up, what threads can you pick up, what threads can you pick up about policing culture? it's interesting you just showed the video where the older gentleman was shoved down and seriously injured, and it is reminiscent of what we have seen and other videos. frankly, it is

judging by the complexion of many of these protests, lewis, many of them have more white faces in them than black. ok, thanks davidre in the uk, people are being urged not to attend black lives matter protests over the weekend in a bid to keep the coronavirus infection rate down. it comes as the number of people who've died after testing positive for the coronavirus in the uk passed 40,000 on friday. britain is now only the second country in the world to reach that figure, after the united states. here's our health editor, hugh pym. for families and friends of the bereaved, some of whom spent weeks in intensive care, there've been months of grief and emotional turmoil. my mum, she was my best friend. she was kind, funny. this is just the worst pain in the world. i feel like without the proper protection, then more things like this and more families will lose a loved one. since the first uk death in early march, a total of 40,000 have now died after testing positive for coronavirus. the government's chief scientific adviser said keeping the death total to 20,000 or below would be a good outcome. it's now above 40,0

david hoilett scoring towards the end of the first half. so as things stand, they're level on points with west brom, and cardiff are outside the play—off places only on goal difference. lewisrsport. in a column for the sunday times, he says he wants the hamilton commission to make "real, tangible and measurable change". the idea is to explore how the sport can be used to engage more young people from black backgrounds with science, technology, engineering and maths subjects. hamilton, a six—time world champion, says "the time for platitudes and token gestures is over". after the death of george floyd in the united states last month, hamilton said he was "completely overcome with rage". the commission will operate in partnership with the royal academy of engineering. that's all the sport for now. john watson reporting, thank you. spain has ended its state of emergency and has lifted coronavirus travel restrictions forforeign visitors from the european union and schengen zone countries and the uk. all arriving passengers will have their temperature taken at the airport, submit information on whether they have had the virus, and provide their contact details. simonjones repor

lewis. chinese markets are open for trade. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: it is 9:00 a.m. welcome to "bloomberg markets: china open." david to the open of trade. worries keeping investors focus. u.s. futures flat. the dollar declining for a third day. tom: cases search