deborah plans to use what she's learned during the program to help her native country. many things going. from here we had we had the designing of the drones depending on the payload. trees and it's hard to reach and. being able to fly drones accurately is important and hard to reach areas so from commuters to 5 meters over 10 meter range. the curriculum demands a lot from the 26 students carving in roll around half are female most and all are from africa this was one of unicef's conditions for financially supporting the academy. africa many times has been far behind in technology and we think drones are the future we want them to start their own businesses join current businesses is really building up the joint industry and being more than just pilots to this and her fellow students learn to construct a pilot wrong integrate them into supply chain systems and analyze drawing data. grades in the 1st place. basically as a woman and as you're presenting. this law it's not far from the academy. deborah comes from humble backgrounds herself if the drone program weren't free

. >> after raping her the defendant fired his handgun into the back of deborah's head. the defendant covered jane doe's face with towels. he unbound her legs and he raped her. >> reporter: joseph deangelo's guilty plea will spare him the death penalty. in exchange he admitted to 13 murders and. some 50 rapes spanning six

deborah fuller catching us up on the situation.ve known about the seriousness of this virus since january, and we are still debating the use of masks in several states across the united states. i have no idea how this became so politicized in the last couple of months. of thisis a culture nation, and i think any reading of back to the 19th century, certainly there is no surprise to it. what i would notice, and i think you and i talked about this 14 or 15 weeks ago, the demographics of florida are absolutely frightening. we heard that from dr. redfield of the cdc yesterday. jonathan: we will continue the conversation here on "bloomberg surveillance." around 95 minutes away from the opening bell, with equity features slightly negative, off by around 0.1%. from new york city, this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ ♪ of other a number countries, the fed is not going negative with rates. >> no one knows at this point, analysts, companies, court fully managers -- portfolio managers, what earnings will be in 2020 or 2021. >> the initial shoc

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reactor deborah allen reacted to a comment that all b.a.r.t. police murder riders. she said that's not true. grant's family says it was murder. >> she never apologized to us as a family. just like she hasn't apologized on making the statement about how we feel what we saw happened to our loved one being murdered. you got to be clear. that's like her saying "all lives matter" but yet you can't say "black lives matter". >> now, the director there of b.a.r.t., deborah allen, gave us a statement today that said in part, "labelling all b.a.r.t. officers as murderers does a graveservice to the men and women of our police department who work hard every day to serve the public while keeping their trains operations and their fellow b.a.r.t. employees safe. it's appropriate to hold police officers accountable for their actions, but it is also appropriate to call out unfair criticism of the many officers who perform their duties with dignity and weeks of public pressure, today the mayor of healedburg is stepping down. mayor lea gold dismissed the need to discuss police use of

deborah birx and secretary ben carson. has been working very closely with your administration, and we are grateful for the partnership that we forged. president trump wanted us to be here today with the developments over the last two weeks, the rising positivity and the rising number of cases, with a very simple message, and that is to you and the people of texas, we are with you. and we are going to stay with you. we going to make sure that texas and your health care system in texas have the resources, have the supplies, have the personnel to meet this moment. the governor and i also talked about the vital importance of testing. at this point, texas is testing at an enormous scale across the state, but in our briefing today we spoke about how we can accelerate testing, accelerate returns on testing and we will carry that back tonight to the coronavirus task force as well as to our private partners, companies like labcorp and qwest to make sure that texas has the resources to identify this moment. this has been a helpful g

well, look, i can't -- go talk to deborah birx about that. she doesn't seem to think so. all i'll say is we keep the sheets every single evening and regarding new cases, the growth of new cases and the growth of new fatalities is running between 0% and 1% and has been for many many weeks. so it's completely flattened out. but -- stuart: 100,000 new cases in the last week, larry. i'm not trying to lighten up on this but we've got 100,000 new cases in the last week, roughly speaking, and there is a feeling that the more new cases you've got, it slows down the economic recovery and could lead to new crackdowns in some localities if you get a really big spike. that's the concern of the market, i think. >> well, okay, fair enough, stu. i'm not a medical expert, as i say. i would talk to ambassador birx on these things. but look, my seven-day averages, we work a seven-day average for new cases and fatalities, that's also running between 0% and 1%. it has not changed. mind you, we are testing much more, okay, so that's one point. so you may find a little pickup in cases. secondl

hi deborah. hi i am glad to be with you and can i say that i'm not with an issue anywhere with you with you. thank you so much for the update thank you and you never we all have heard anecdotal stories i know i have friends who've been pregnant and delivered during cold 19 bear bearing interestingly at this time especially not having visitors be allowed you know in the room what have you seen and how is being body brought on by coping 19 being mitigated or expectant mom. so i can draw on from personal experiences of. women having a lot of fear around will they be able to be accompanied right through the pregnancy experience and birthing especially what will happen will be unable to be united with their babies right away i'll say here in south carolina there are a number of initiatives during on their dreams from. separating sort of higher risk women. who are who have 19 who are experiencing who remain teens and separating them from other women who are not. experiencing the virus so that there is

so far it has nearly 4 million signatures. >> deborah roberts tonight, thank you. >>> this is a country as we have been reporting with two crises at once. in the coronavirus pandemic, the number of cases rising in at least 18 states. including new york city as well. hospitalizations up sharply since trending down in early april. are the protests playing a role? and the warning now about bleach and household products being used on food and people. abc's ter: tast om the cdis sobering tonight. up to 143,000 total coronavirus deaths in america by the end of this month. just as things were improving in new york city, there's an alarming jump tonight in the number of people hospitalized with covid-19. a 75% jump in just one day. and the city's mayor says it's too early to know if it's because of the large crowds at protests in the streets. >> i would be surprised if that's what's causing it. i think we're much more likely in the next week, ten days, to see a manifestation, if there is one. >> reporter: new york state as whole has turned a corner, reporting 42 deaths on thursday -- its lowest

deborah birx from the white house task force said something new about wearing a mask. she said, scientific evidence shows a mask not only keeps you from infecting others but may also protect you from getting infected. this message has not been emphasized by the white house before. what is your take on this? >> it's very exciting to know that some of the scientific evidence now shows that we're not only preventing the respiratory droplets from escaping, but you're also wearing a protective device which can trap the actual microdroplets from somebody else. fashionable masks which you can buy in almost any outlet now, some do have a pocket so you can put a filter in them and they also are pretty good but, again, you're not going to trap, you know, the tiny micron virus droplets which can be 0.3 microns. these will protect you against 5 micron respiratory droplets then the throw away disposable ones are, you know, they're good but they're not as good as the ones that are made out of cloth which have several layers of protection. so there are a lot of masks out there, mona,

ok deborah. the. the. goal for the. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of what it is. possible. but as he said he changes he's moving with the time. and going on the roads. the stories you don't often hear told by the people who live there. that master barber of. this is a. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by $700000000000.00 we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the united nations world food program is warning of multiple families of biblical proportions counting the cost on al-jazeera. and. donald trump is accused of asking china to help him get reelected in a book by former national security advisor john bolton. hello i'm down in jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up india and china try to ease tensions after violence on the disputed border in the himalayas. you took out black people in america the brother of george floyd makes a plead to the u.n. .

we begin with this one from deborah.ade to feel awkward. andrew, what are your thoughts on that? well certainly we've done our best, as many associations have come to communicate everything that a small business needs to know. we have encouraged nonmembers to check our website and check the guidance available to them. so yes, i believe small businesses are prepared and ready. in terms of the face coverings at the end of the day face coverings at the end of the day face coverings are not mandatory in shops. each business has to make an assessment about what they feel co mforta ble assessment about what they feel comfortable with, both for employees and consumers. we have seen plenty of exa m ples and consumers. we have seen plenty of examples now through lockdown. the general public are used to what to expect in shops these days. so i guess we shouldn't feel awkward about wearing those masks, but perhaps you think it should be mandatory? i'm not saying it should be mandatory. i think people shouldn't feel awkward. whether

thank you make money you know what i call tina marie and deborah daniel erica and tell those bar bargainersthey can't work now all my bartenders and cooks cannot work certainly shabbos concern but what we didn't think we were at that point where we were. southern states had low caseload earlier this year while democrat led new york and new jersey were experiencing fountains of coronavirus related deaths each day several states quarantine measures in place for travelers from the northeast. now new york has instituted its a quarantine tran for travelers from the new hot spots and with its own case loads remaining low new york city is going ahead with reopening plan. it's not just a question of democratic or republican leadership however heavily democratic california has also seen a surge in cases several counties around san francisco are now questioning their own reopening plans with some putting them on hold until further notice. well this weekend the e.u. raised over 6000000 euros more to help vulnerable countries battle the coronavirus pandemic that money was raised at a virtual summit org

make money you know what i call tina marie at the deborah daniel erika and gold gold bar gold bargainersthey can't work now. cannot work. that. southern states had located earlier this year. new york and new jersey we're experiencing fountains of corona virus related deaths each day several states. for travelers from the northeast. now new york has instituted its plan for travelers from the new hotspots and with its own case loads remaining low new york city is going ahead with reopening. it's not just a question of democratic or republican leadership however heavily democratic california has also seen a surge in cases several counties around san francisco are now questioning their own reopening plans with some putting them on hold until further notice. and there are concerns here in europe as people who've been cooped up in their respective cities are now flocking to coastal retreats for summer vacation authorities in germany had to close the roads to popular baltic sea resorts on saturday to stop the new arrivals as hordes of vacationers crowded beaches tourism officials fear they coul

deborah . they can't work now. and cook cannot work certainly.southern states had low caseload earlier this year while democrat new york and new jersey were experiencing thousands of corona virus related deaths each day several states quarantine measures in place for travelers from the northeast. now new york has instituted it's important for travelers from the new hot spots and with its own case loads remaining low new york city is going ahead with reopening. it's not just a question of democratic or republican leadership however heavily democratic california has also seen a surge in cases several counties around san francisco are now questioning their own reopening plans with some putting them on hold until further notice. the many victims of coronavirus with a concert in the hard hit city of on sunday. the concert in the evening requiem was held in the city cemetery which became a somber symbol of the drama that hit the region with more than $6900.00 deaths the province of the was the early epicenter of the epidemic in europe images of militar

thank you make money you know what i call tina marie deborah daniel erica and tell those bar owners theycan't work now all my bartenders and cooks cannot work certainly. we didn't think we were at that point where we were. southern states had low caseload earlier this year while democrats led new york and new jersey were experiencing thousands of coronavirus related deaths each day several states quarantine measures in place for travelers from the northeast now new york has instituted its quarantine plan for travelers from the new hot spots and with its own case loads remaining low new york city is going ahead with reopening. it's not just a question of democratic or republican leadership however heavily democratic california has also see a surge in cases several counties around san francisco are now questioning their own reopening plans with some putting them on hold until further notice. and there are concerns here in europe as people who've been cooped up in their respective cities are now flocking to coastal retreats for their summer vacations authorities in germany had to close the

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deborah is breaking this down.our call is that the deal will still happen, on what terms do you think the deal will happen? >> on the same terms that are out there, the 16.2 billion transaction. we've taken note of what , we don't has said see anything being bridged, and we think they have to have 60% of sales or so. he's a smart guy, he's guy, he'sant a better going to want a better deal. is he going to have to spend it all? i think the $16.2 billion is what goes ahead, as far as we are aware, it's cleared in the , and this is why it was extended through april and october. april, theesults in country confirmed on the call that they were operating in line with the merger agreement, and that theheaply deal was as the deal is signed, so we still see the deal going is comment ande speculation on what's happening given the exposure to the u.s. markets, and we think that the deal still goes ahead. other deal did not get that lucky like sycamore and l brand. got deal ended and did not through, what's different? is it how

ok deborah. i've worked at al-jazeera english since its launch as a principal presenter and as a correspondent with any breaking news story we want to hear from those people who would normally not get their voices heard on the international news channel one moment i'll be very proud of was when we covered the poll of quake of 2050 a terrible natural disaster and a story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be then to tell the people story was very important of the time. the brazilian journalist investigating a politically struction plot grabbed all the farmers to help get those who are not elected and he's repay them that's empowering everyday people to profit from the destruction of the rain forest people are almost willing to give their life away to guarantee the occupation out of the lands is journalism the last hope in the fight for sleep the amazon the sis not only a land conflict but a conflict of narrative brazil the age of both n.r.o. whose truth is it anyway on a

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it's striking the very things that pence and deborah birx were doing in texas, greg abbott, the governor, accentuates what the president is not doing. he seems to be doing his best to affirm the portrait his former national security adviser bonn bolton painted of a vacant chair in the oval office when it comes to the coronavirus. we've got a crisis that is accelerating in the united states, threatens public health, threatens the economy and the president is not talking about it. he's not setting an example on masks. he's not urging others to wear masks. the impression that's being conveyed is that the grownups in the administration are trying to handle this themselves, as if he's not there, and the president is like a child in the sand box who is playing with sharp sticks. when i say sharp stings, i cks, talking about videos he retweeted of white people with guns, white people yelling "white power" "wanted" posters for people going after statues in public parks. he seems to be in a very dark place mentally right now. >> protesters were by pointed weapons at them. john harwood, thanks ver

deborah plant. [applause] >> one of the things i like to barracoontalked about is to invite the spirits to be the best i can to represent them and express what i think they would like for us to know. i would like to invite you to invoke those ancestral spirits that would be with us today during the event and throughout the festival so we would have their guidance. is the story of oda odewale. hurston was able to capture him and he went out into the field back in 1927. hurston, as many of you might know, was reared in stevensville florida, she was born here in alabama. she went to school and acquired her associate degree and then transferred to barnard college ande she majored in english after her matriculation studied and camen anthropology to the attention of the father of american anthropology. time, sheint in learned as much about anthropology as she did about writing and literature. speaking about her responsibilities and tasks, it was to collect folklore, to do archival research on behalf of wo

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host: thank you, deborah. john dicken, let me ask you, a tweet near one of our viewers this says, let's be clear about this. the residents in nursing homes are not out on the town. the spread of infection among the residents begins with persons from the outside. does the report that g.a.o. has published address that in terms of visitors, etc., coming in, and staff, actually? guest: right, and i think you highlighted a key issue with the staff. our report was looking prior to the covid-19 pandemic. certainly since then h.h.s. have issued guidelines, so right now nursing homes are not having visitors from outside of the home. but certainly staff themselves, as well as other employees, deliveries that will necessarily occur in nursing homes means there are interactions into communities where covid is in that community and can still enter even with the limitations on family and other visitors right now in the pandemic. certainly the color also raised about inspections on average about once a year in nursing homes.

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here's deborah roberts. >> i don't think my anger will change. >> reporter: nearly a year ago, her 23ear-old son elijah died just days after police confronted him as we walked home from a convenience store. his family calls it excessive force. officials called it justified. elijah's case was closed. disappearing from headlines until now. >> to be clear, i'm not just calling it assault. i'm calling it murder. >> reporter: in the wake filled to coast. even in elijah's home state of colorado. >> it hurts. everybody is screaming names, but i'm like, last year it would have made a big difference. >> the george floyd case was a game-chan game-change game-changer, opening up the door for all sorts of stuff with law enforcement. >> reporter: this weekend, demonstrations shut down a highway, and police used a pepper spray to break up a peacpeac peaceful vigil. >> he was always the introvert, always one to observe. >> no way, this is a party. >> reporter: he expressed himself through art. >> he loved knowledge. he taught himself to play the violin. >> reporter: by last year, he was working as a

deborah birx. >> i'm really appealing to every text ton wear a mask. i think we know now, there's scientific evidence that masks both keep you from infecting others but may also partially protect you from getting infected. i think that's a new discovery and a new finding, and it's very encouraging to texans to know that you can protect one another. >> so is that news to you? that this protects the wearer as well as those around them? >> well, i think we have suspected that before and had some data and so any new piece of data that further affirms the importance of wears masks is helpful. of course, from the beginning, we have always talked about the need to focus on the science, the evidence are and the data and not politics or personal opinions. so any new support of that, any new evidence of the importance of wears masks hopefully encourages everyone to do so, because, you know, we can have all the regulations around mask wearing, but it's also important for each of us to take that individual action ourselves, to make sure, again, we are protecting o

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>>they're demanding a bar director deborah allen to step down from her position after statements made in a board meeting last week barr pd murders people that's not true. >>the definition of murder as the unlawful premeditated killing of one human being by another insist simply of faults statement, you know statements made like this right now at a time of such turmoil and unrest. really i can only guess or just politically motivated. >>this is from here and there they're going to get up in the community. and it fell. then in morris and that rice is kind of second big way does she have the patches midst of all this is that we're going to where they were clearing said his known as uncle bobby is the uncle of oscar grant, the unarmed 22 year-old who was shot and killed by bart police, it's fruitvale station in 2009 in 2018 celine tyndall was shot 3 times in the back by a bart officer. >>as to was fighting with another man over a gun across from the west oakland bart station seen here in this body cam footage when you shoot someone 3 times in the back with their hands raised and they were

deborah hear from calling from north carolina. caller: i worked in a nursing home 25 years and what i have to say is the nursing homes are not what they should be. they run around like chickens with their heads cut off trying to get everything ready for the one or two days for inspection. it is not ok. infection control in nursing homes is dirty. i agree with the caller about the mop heads. they do not have the supplies they need to clean with. you are running from here to there to try and get a bargain. agree getting none and i with what the lady says. the nursing homes are filthy and they need inspecting more than once a year. they need a consistency of inspections to make sure everything is straight. i appreciate you taking my call and have a blessed day. host: thank you. a tweet from one of our viewers says, "the residence and nursing homes are not out of the town. the spread among residents begins with persons from the outside." does the report gao published address that? i think you highlight a key issue. pandemicthe covid-1

. >> after raping her, the defendant fired his handgun into the back of deborah's head. the bullet entered the back of her head and lodged in her brain. >> he is having to live with the fact that we are hearing everything that he said and what he did to us and he is owning it. >> de angelo was arrested in 2018 after authorities used dna to track him down. we did live stream the golden state hearing at 9:30 this morning on cbs n bay area and you can find it on kpix.com. >>> up next. what is going on tonight with all of those hotels that were set aside for the homeless. . >>> this number of hotel rooms are vacant. >>> are people in the homeless camp worried about coronavirus? >> yes, they are. >>> i am very disappointed and i believe that this is a huge loss for the women of louisiana. >>> and the supreme court handing down a huge victory tonight surrounding abortion rights. >>> no fans, no problems. just jump in your car. the idea being pitched tonight at the oakland coliseum. >>> everybody that has a pickup truck, they have their own luxury suite. >> lots of sunshine out

. >> if you don't do that, deborah, you are irresponsible, plain and simple. >> reporter: casinos got the governor's okay 10 days ago but great and waited. it's three month closure was its first in almost seven years of operation. >> reporter: this has never been and should never be about money. is about saving lives. that is will be closed and that is why we took the time to reopen. >> reporter: in addition to floor markings visitors will find partitions everywhere. >> this is the plexiglass. >> reporter: players separated from each other and the dealer. >> this will be here and when i sit down i can go like this. bull sanitizer is anyplace cash, chips or cards are used. the hotel will be open. >> reporter: no spa services either and novelli parking. >> i do anticipate lines outside. >> reporter: staff with counters will monitor how many are inside and once a capacity -- >> it will have to be one out, one in. that is the way it is going to have to be. >> reporter: almost all of the 2000 employees who were furloughed will be coming back. some of them in new tasks such as sanitizing an