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and we can go back to dena, in manchester, who was 92 yesterday.gardening is so effective in helping people turn their lives around? it's a contradiction in terms, this. it's something you have to concentrate on, but you can do... humans have been gardening for probably a million years in one form or another. to most people it'sjust an ordinary thing, they automatically take to it. but i think, secondly, and to quote one of the guys, you can meditate on here, it is so quiet and peaceful. because all they are surrounded by our birds singing, trees, plants growing, colours, and somebody, who if necessary , colours, and somebody, who if necessary, can colours, and somebody, who if necessary, ca n swear colours, and somebody, who if necessary, can swear like a trooper and tell them off, which they go into fits of laughter over. but i think most people handle offenders with such kid gloves in case they upset them, or they fly into a rage. i don't, and i've never had any trouble with anyone over the years. in fact, the opposite. they bring me biscuits an

dr dena grayson, thank you so much. thank you for having me.d in daily figures for that period and not transferred to the contact tracing system. some of them were included in the figures published on saturday and then sunday. the latest daily figure shows 22,961 new confirmed uk cases. 33 deaths were also recorded — that‘s of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—i9 test — which takes the total number across the uk to 42,350. our health editor hugh pym has this update. extraordinary announcement late this evening that nearly 16,000 of these positive tests weren‘t put into the system and, by a quick calculation, it looks as if what we thought were around 7,000 daily reported cases at the end of last week were actually more than 11,000, compared with about 7,000 a week earlier. now, public health england have said it didn‘t affect anybody getting their test result — they were all told in the normal way — but something seems to have broken down between the labs carrying out the tests and then the data being put into the test and trac

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bloomberg's dena bass -- dina bass out of washington.ilder has run some of the world's largest infrastructure projects and is leading the development of the revolutionary hyperloop transportation system. >> we are kidding ourselves if we think the answer to the situation we are in right now is just going back and getting back to all the things that we were doing before. ve a tremendous need to be able to have new forms of transportation. i think the discussion about the new sciences is part of that, but it's, of course, all spectrums in being able to do this. the fact of the matter is that we have 21st century problems today. we want to be able to have a transportation system that works for us in the way we want it to be. we want it to be not just fast. we want it to be on demand. the way that we live our life. we want it to reflect our values, and we think the environment is a very big part of the values that we have -- technologymany for technology's sake is not the point. it's about reshaping the thinking, creating something that allo

dr dena grayson is a physician and expert on viral diseases. she joins us from florida. we have seen president trump go from a helicopter, we have seen a 13 second video, which we got to see what he looks like at the moment, and we have seen two state m e nts moment, and we have seen two statements from his positions. this is a jigsaw puzzle than for you to try and work out, how is he? clearly the president's condition is much worse than the white house has let on. you do not hospitalise patients that have only mild symptoms, and in factjust a few moments ago one of the us media reported that actually one of the white house sources reveal that mr trump indeed was starting to experience some shortness of breath which is a sign that his condition may be deteriorating, so it is pretty clear that he was hospitalised, right now he has what we call moderate symptoms, but he was hospitalised because his condition can change very quickly. we, the non-medical experts, have made an awful lot of the walks that he has done unassisted to and from helicopter, you as a physician, is th

ashish jha, thank you for being with us, dena brown universityy school of public health.h.i want to thank jeff mason, reuters white house cocorrespondent. instead of the question what are the president know and we did he knowow it, when was the presidet infected and who did he in fact? as we c continue to covover the infection election. when we come back, kentucky's attorney general has comomplied release judges order to 15 hours of audiotape from the disputed grand jury proceedings. we will speak with the family attorney for breonna taylor benn crcrump stay with us.. ♪ [music break] amamy: this is democracy now! i'm amy goodman. kentucky's attotorney general hs complied with a judicial order to release 15 hours of audiotapes from the disputed grand jury proceedings intnto te police killing of breonna taylor, ththe 26-year-old africn american louisville resident who was shot to death last march inside her own home by white police officers executing a no-knock warrant. the tapes were filed friday just before the judge's noon deadline. they confirm that republican attorney ge

we will speak with her dena friedman. at 9:30at interview p.m. in hong kong.heck in with asian equities. hang seng at the moment leading the charge in this part of the world. moving over 1% to the upside. benchmark in tokyo, the nikkei 225 up as it went into the lunch break. ana reports it could see a loss of $5 billion. it was positive by about 3%. by the lunch break, it was down just about .3%. singapore moving to the upside. most equity markets are in this part of the world. the malaysian board a quarter of a percent lower. this is bloomberg ♪ -- this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is almost 11:00 a.m. in singapore. i am juliette saly. welcome to "bloomberg markets: asia." >> i am rishaad salamat. renewed optimism of a stimulus deal in washington. the white house lifts its offer while nancy pelosi says she is hopeful for agreement this week. >> signs of life. a 16% gain in revenue last quarter. india may be reviving in after an unprecedented economic contraction. >> casino operators in macau expected to post a loss in the third quarter, gaming revenue plunging 90% f

> las autoridades luego se fueron a revisar el video que demostrÓ que el oficial tuvo cerca de dos denas transmisiÓn de coronavirus en estados unidos donde se han contagiado mÁs de 8,3 millones de personas y cobrado la vida de al menos 222 mil estadounidenses cifras alarmantes y la entidad empatiÓo que cualquier persona con covid-19 puede ser altamente infecciosa, ya sea que tenga o no sÍntomas porque segÚn los directores de los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades alrededor de la mitad de las personas con covid-19 no tiene sÍntomas. >> lo que sÍ es cierto que todos los dÍas ha cambiado la informaciÓn a lo que llegamos de conclusiÓn que el distanciamiento social y uso de la mascarilla es lo Único que realmente nos puede prevenir de un contagio con una persona que sea positiva que puede estar en cualquier parte. >> eso es justamente lo que querÍa tocar que tenemos que pretender que aunque nos sintamos bien y digamos no tengo fiebre pero tenemos que proteger a los demÁs, voy por la vida asumiendo que soy una persona sin sÍntomas y no quiero afectar a nadie. >> y menos a las