i would like to start for iain duncan smith, picking up start for iain duncan smith, picking up on thatise and delivery, do you think that the government could have done a lot more to make the testing for care workers and nhs medical staff easier in terms of access? well, i think the point that was made and it is the point is that really stands in all of this is that for the uk to ramp up the scale of testing has been a monumental effort and it is important that... but germany has an enormous diagnostic, they export diagnostics round the world and people like britain have relied on upper time. the reality here is that as the government ramps up here is that as the government ramps up the hundred thousand, the real point is that i don't think is going to be tests available, the point is going to be how do we get people to those tests that needs to be tested and that means they are going to have to have many many more access points in towns, villages, all the area where there are care homes, they need to have something in reasonable striking distance that they can get through because one

what is their experience getting back to normal >> i know there's been a lot of noise around ppp duncanfor it and won't take government money. our focus has been on keeping america working and we vpat furloughed any employees and that's been our gags as a brand but we have worked with our fran chileses they employ an average of 150, they are the epitome of the mom and pop and the small, independent business owners, so we're we've been working heavily with them. many have taken advantage of this we're grateful and appreciative to the federal government and governors for making this b available and it's all been under the umbrella of keeping america working and so this has been a successful program and we're very preachtive that the government has opened that up. >> perfect david hoffman, the ceo of duncan brands thank you so much for joining us today. >> thanks, kate. >>> and kate, thank you. and dave, i just can't wait to have another frozen hot chocolate. we'll be right back. ♪i'm always walking to the same old place♪ ♪just in case i see your face♪ ♪i may be acting crazy now it's getti

iain duncan smith is back with us.some talk about may government works more closely with opposition, maybe not going so far as a unity government but nevertheless leaning across the aisle in a new way. the labour party's new leader, what do you make of that? course, the government will be consulting in the normal process in the circumstances, and they are doing that. a newis a leader -- leader now who is more collegiate and less extreme. that will make it easier, but i don't believe the government believes we are required to have a national government. government is handling this the best and a government can. covid-19 is brand-new. we now know the chinese suppressed early information about it. i hugely believe because of their failure to recognize and be open about this early on, but we are still moving forward in how best to handle this. the u.k. is tracking with most of the other countries -- spain seems to be worse. think there will be a national government. i think the government is handling this all right. tom: w

>> british man on duncan's team and he began to exchange a lot of facts duncan, disturbing his, her phone calls to him or so personal and emotional and also, according to his daughter, and his wife was getting a little bit concerned. duncan's marriage broke up and i asked if by that time had not work. he had a falling out with her. i think he still remembers the team but he no longer is, whatever their relationship it's and as far as i know, anything other than just the telephone calls but it's not what it used to be. >> before i ask about the centers for disease control, what is your conclusion up to now about what's going on? was all this worth it? >> yes, i think so. every time they say only going to say it? we say yes, we just don't know when. we don't know what's going to happen. when the flu virus will mutate. it's important to understand how flu virus can turn into a killer. if they can't find out, at the very least, they will be able to do experiment seconds i maybe there's 100 changes from maybe there's no one change, maybe there's hundred sprint they can say what does this do? w

it is my honor to turn the podium over to the tenant governor jeff duncan -- geoff duncan. i want to thank both of these gentlemen for a great partnership, for their support, and for also being with us today. you.ov. duncan: thank thanking younk by for your consistent leadership through this crisis we are dealing with. your team has communicated well to the general assembly and i want to thank you very much for that consistent leadership you have sonos -- you have shown us. i want to thank all the agencies who continue to keep the health and well-being of georgians in their focus. director andnk the doctor. i also want to thank millions of georgians who are personally sacrificing so much right now for the better good. for your families, your communities, your businesses, your education. i want to personally thank so many of those people in georgia for the sacrifice throughout this pandemic. i have spent a good bit of time the last four weeks trying to understand the additional issues and concerns that have arisen during this process, not just but theth care crisis, unintend

duncan spent his 19 year at the spurs earned himself 15 appearances the n.b.a. all star he was a 5 time n.b.a. champion and earned the coveted and the finals awards 3 times and rounding out this wild group of athletes will be in none other than former brooklyn net kevin garnett garnett played $1462.00 games during his career 15 tickets to the n.b.a. all star game for him he was in the n.b.a. all star defensive 1st team 9 times during his career and defensive player of the year 2008 he played $21.00 seasons it is ranked in all time and played at $50480.00 in the middle of that is a lot of dire on the court and you know we covered the death of kobe bryant here extensively and it's great that we get another chance to relive his memory he was truly one of the best you know i think for myself and all of the people back home or still mourning that so it will be nice to own does have that happen all right thank you for that regina and that is it for us right now make sure you keep up with everything and question at all times download the portable t.v. out it is free yo

duncan said his 19 year career with the spurs or any himself 8 15 appearances as an n.b.a. all star he was a 5 time champion and earned the coveted finals m.v.p. award 3 times but rounding out this famous trio will be and none other than a brooklyn nets kevin garnett played $1462.00 games during his career earning 15 tickets to the n.b.a. all star game he was named to the n.b.a. all defensive 1st team 9 times during his career and defensive player of the year in 2008 he also played $21.00 seasons and ranked 4th in all time minutes played with 50418. if life sports happened today fans and golfers alike would be gearing up for the masters tournament augusta national in georgia but in lieu of watching golf let's take a minute trip down memory lane and think of some of the best moments in the 1st april dition of this day in sports history and i take it all the way back to 896 the 1st ever modern olympic games took place in athens greece american athletes james conley became the 1st modern olympic champion in 15 years that is correct when he took the 1st triple jump a 2nd high j

duncan kennedy reports. dedicated themselves to life, to nursing and to each other. emma had helped care for sick adults. katy had devoted her life to poorly children. both contracted coronavirus. katy died on tuesday. emma died last night. their younger sister zoe asked to speak to us to convey the family's pain. they were angels on earth, and now they're angels in heaven. we were all really close as a family, and just, yeah. best friends. they were my best friends as well. and even though they've left us here, i think they‘ re never really going to leave us. applause. they had both worked at southampton‘s university hospital. emma had since left, last night colleagues clapped for the loss of katy, not knowing that emma was to die as well a few hours later. it doesn't feel that any of this is real. i'm going to wake up in a minute. um... but they always said that they came in the world together, so they'll go out together, so that's what they've done. both women had underlying health problems, but the death

the one arne duncan, former education secretary under barack obama, president then.d to have you on the program today, thank you. bill bennett deb delisle, you will stay with me for a little bit. we've heard so many parents struggling to take on the role of teacher for the children as they worry about the lasting impact remote learning can have on a child's education. a live panel of moms and dads will join us next with their stories and questions. there they are. stay tuned. >> should school districts rewrite or adjust their 2020-2021 curriculum to address the gaps students will have it due to the loss of direct instruction during virtual learning? ♪ with va mortgage rates suddenly dropping to near record lows, my team at newday usa is helping more veterans refinance than ever. the newday va streamline refi is the reason why. it lets you shortcut the loan process and refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2000 every year. call my team at newday usa right now. dhtd=ñ6z and look, it feels like i'm just j

and the other the teaching our rainy or shipped out to community duncan tells fox 40 last wednesday touring officers interrupted their evening service to give him a verbal warning regarding governor newsome stay at home order during the covid-19 pandemic he says officers told him their actions would ask ali if he continued to hold service, including posting a written notice on the building and then physically shutting the church down if they continue to defy the order placed on sultanate lee to the church what you can the team drills the churches boyer's to the city of lodi and the riot police department a cease and desist letter citing their religious freedom had been violated we simply believe that constitutional rights are not suspended by a virus. pastor duncan says out of concern for his congregation, he has implemented safety measures such as hand washing stations in spacing out seating were not charged in case the virus nor you we have in our minds to she's the duncan tells fox 40 plans to continue to hold services at his church becsuse he feels religious institutions should be

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we can cross over now to speak to iain duncan smith whojoins us on now to speak to iain duncan smith initial reaction is that the british prime minister is in intensive care? i'm shocked, i suspect, like anyone else. he's a friend, and as prime minister, it is a bad moment, in a sense. i'm deeply saddened, really, that it should come to this. he's obviously worked like mad to try to get through this, but it has not been enough so far. but that does not mean necessarily that he will not pull through this, because they may have put him in intensive care because they couldn't treat him and he may have a secondary infection, a serious chest infection which will stabilise until they can get after it and get him through this and out the other side much quicker and in a more stable way. so let us hope and pray that boris is in the best of hands and will pull through. sir ian duncan smith, we don't know the exact position he's in, we haven't had that much detail. earlier today the prime minister tweeted that he had gone in, was admitted to hospital last night for routine tests. we don't know

duncan won five championships of his own with the spurs, the two time league mvp and then there is kgkevin garnett who spent the bulk of his career with the timberwolves before being traded to boston where he won his only nba title. like kobe during that drafted right out of high school back when that was still a thing. he was a 15 time all-star. since the current players can't compete on the court, they have been reduced to competing online. getting there videogame on. 16 stars doing battling in the nba 2k players challenge, actually televised on espn. in ncaa tournament style of elimination tournament to help raise money to fight covid-19. the winner gets $100,000 for charity. it's no joke. kevin durrant, the number one seed in the tournament playing as the clippers against derrick jones. >> oh, my gosh, that was ridiculous. >> and finally we get our friday night viral video one check this out. there it doesn't seem like a fair fight, does it? that's the baseball coach at righetti high school in santa maria. his son brad, give the kid credit. that's like years of therapy. the jared

duncan kennedy has more. wish me luck. here we go, bye.e times of great uncertainty, life really does have its peaks and troughs. ooh! that hurts. right. butjohn griffin has peaked higher than most... the total height is 8850 metres. ..by climbing the equivalent of mount everest, using just the stairs in his house. just, it was an offhand remark to my wife, literally a week ago today, in the morning. i'd walked upstairs to the bedroom for the fifth time, and i said to her, "by the time this lockdown is over, i will have climbed everest." so he did it, for real. 29,000 feet — or 41,000 steps. i've got to get to 75% minimum today. six hours a day, forfour days, but coming down... ..doesn't count towards the total. just got to sit down for a minute. by day three, it was peas on knees for this stairway to hell. my lovely wife suggested sticking frozen peas on it. daisy! even stair climbers have sherpas... ..during what's also a sponsored effort byjohn to raise money to help people who use food banks. alexa, play move any mountain. yeah! john s

that's what dave duncan does. that's what he continues to do. and proud of his work and proud of the work of the team that we have assembled. by no stretch am i thinanwedoub our procurement and double down on our redistribution of these assets. that's a dynamic reality. we're well aware of that reality. and we have strategies to address that. and i just want folks to know those strategies include regionally prepositioning these ventilators as well which we have done so we can save not just a day on the delivery, but quite literally hours on the delivery as those assets are called upon and needed. ppe, again, we mentioned yesterday the significant capacity now for california to procure hundreds of millions of units of protective gear, n59 masks and surgical masks but coveralls and shields and the like. i know people are demanding more ppe in re time not just health caworkers but grocery workers. we rkers. we recognize that our ihss support needs more. their teams need more ppe and just want folks to know as soon as we get deliveries, we get them

duncan kennedy has more. wish me luck. here we go, bye.t. butjohn griffin has peaked higher than most... the total height is 8850 metres. ..by climbing the equivalent of mount everest, using just the stairs in his house. just, it was an offhand remark to my wife, literally a week ago today, in the morning. i'd walked upstairs to the bedroom for the fifth time, and i said to her, "by the time this lockdown is over, i will have climbed everest." so he did it, for real. 29,000 feet — or 41,000 steps. i've got to get to 75% minimum today. six hours a day, forfour days, but coming down doesn't count towards the total. just got to sit down for a minute. by day three, it was peas on knees for this stairway to hell. my lovely wife suggested sticking frozen peas on it. daisy! even stair climbers have sherpas, during what's also a sponsored effort byjohn to raise money to help people who use food banks. alexa, play move any mountain. yeah! john summited last night, to his waiting wife niri, daughter daisy and his neighbours. ending the kind of uplif

duncan looks like a handful. enjoy those new pups.k those families for talking to us tonight and we than >>> stood new outreach efforts in san francisco launched to make sure people who need a mask, get one. here is abc7 news news reporter cornell bernard. >> we're trying to get to it the people who really need it. >> a big outreach effort was happening in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin. face masks and hand sanitizer, two vital tools in the fight against covid-19 were being handed out for free at the corner of jones and eddy streets. diane is trying hers on. >> if i got to go grocery shopping. so therefore, this comes in n resh it.me. >> neighbors are also getting info about covid-19. >> we were not expecting so many people. >> supervisor matt heaney was

duncan kennedy, bbc news. one sector which has seen a surge in sales is emergency supplies. companies that make kits to get you through storms, earthquakes and pandemics have seen a spike in sales. but that increased demand has meant companies are now struggling to obtain enough stock to stay in business. from san francisco, zoe thomas reports. ba re bare shelves, low stock, booming sales. that is how business has been since the coronavirus out break reached the us. the company sells emergency kits for earthquakes, wildfires and everything in between, but the fear of a global pandemic saw their sales shoot up 5000%. working 16 hour days, trying to get everything out. these premade emergency kits come with a variety of essentials, but masks, gloves and first aid kits are most in demand. that has drained even the most prepared companies. now we are guaranteed maybe 1.4 shelves, and it has been difficult to keep up, but we are doing it. we arejust has been difficult to keep up, but we are doing it. we are just tr

it's called thermal imaging and jericka duncan shows us how it works. >> reporter: city farmers marketuses cameras like this to scan customers' temperatures as they enter the store. if a customer's temperature is above 100.4, they are given a flyer that asks them to leave to protect others. but the store does offer to do their shopping for them. >> the biggest advantage to infrared cameras is you are able to see and measure temperature without being close to the individual. >> reporter: chris bainer is the director of global business development at a company that has been producing these cameras since the sars epidemic in 2003. that's when the technology gained widespread use in asia. >> the application is not about an absolute temperature measurement. it's more about detecting those individuals with elevated body temperature higher than the last ten people that had been screened. >> reporter: fever is one symptom of the coronavirus and many are hopeful that technology like this will help us safely return to work. >> what we're seeing is there will be a new normal that will involve the

duncan kennedy, bbc news.d or inspired. that's it from me and the team. good night. hello there. temperatures in some southern and eastern parts of the uk got up to 70 degrees on saturday. i think those temperatures will get even higher on sunday. into the low 20s for a few, with lots of sunshine around. it will be breezy, particularly in the west, where we will also see some rain arriving later in the day, courtesy of this stripe of cloud here. a frontal system that will be pushing its way in. but there is a big zone of clear skies heading in our direction, and also a plume of warm air. now, that warm air being brought to us on a southerly wind, a brisk southerly wind, a brisk southerly wind, a brisk southerly wind at that. the wind might touch gale force across some western areas later in the day. so there will be a lot of blue sky and sunshine around. ithink lot of blue sky and sunshine around. i think generally speaking there will be increasing amounts of high, wispy clouds spreading in from the west, turn

duncan kennedy reports.sters who dedicated themselves to life, to nursing and to each other. emma had helped care for sick adults. katy had devoted her life to poorly children. both contracted coronavirus and both died within three days of each other, katy on tuesday, emma last night. their family can barely comprehend the pain. they were angels on earth and now they are angels in heaven. we are all really close as a family, and just, yeah, best friends. they were my best friends as well, and... when they left us here, i think they're never really going to leave us. applause. they had both worked at southampton‘s university hospital. emma had since left but, last night, colleagues clapped for the loss of katy, not knowing that emma was to die as well, a few hours later. it doesn't feel that any of this is real, and i'm going to wake up ina minute. erm... but they always said that they came in the world together, so they'll go out together, so that's what they've done. both women had underlying health problem

duncan kennedy, bbc news.bc one is at quarter past five, goodbye. hello. you're watching bbc news with me shaun ley. in china, where the coronavirus pandemic began, has come to a standstill for three minutes to remember those who've died of the illness. people across the country stopped and bowed their heads to mourn the victims as sirens and horns sounded. steve mcdonnel reports from beijing. sirens. car horns sound. right across china, flags are at half mast. today is a special day for remembering those who have gone before us — a traditional festival. but 2020's tomb sweeping day in china has taken on special significance. it has been declared a national day of mourning to remember those who have died from the coronavirus. at ten o'clock local time, people stopped what they were doing, cars stopped driving and people were sounding the horns of their cars, sirens and other alarms also went off right across the country. this nation is where the global coronavirus emergency started and people here have been li

duncan kennedy, bbc news. congratulations to him.s in some south—eastern parts of the uk today, thanks to a lot of sunshine. there was more cloud further north, but through tomorrow, more of us will cease in sunshine, and it will be even warmer. quite breezy, though, particularly windy in the west, where we will also see some outbreaks of rain later on, as this stripe of cloud approaches. this is a frontal system. we have had a fair amount of cloud across north—western parts of the uk today. that is rolling its way northwards now, as we pick up a southerly wind, bringing dry area in our direction, helping to break that cloud up, but also bringing that warm air northwards across just about all parts of the uk. so, as we go through tonight, you can see that cloud rolling away to the north. more clear skies developing, but despite those starry skies overhead, is not going to be a particularly cold night, partly down to the increasing strength of the breeze. some eastern areas may be getting down be getting down to freezing, the vast maj

duncan kennedy reports.s to memory. margaret tapley will endure as one of those. a nurse for 40 yea rs, as one of those. a nurse for 40 years, now taken by the virus she had worked to keep distant from others. very caring woman, she loved herjob. margaret was 84, she died yesterday. leaving a family engrossed now in grief, but abundant in pride. very confident. very caring woman. she loved herjob. loved animals. always had someone to talk to. i remember i used to live in london and she would talk to eve ryo ne in london and she would talk to everyone on the tube. which is to be really embarrassing because that‘s not what you do in london! how did she feel about working in this current state of the coronavirus rounds? how did she feel about continuing to work as a nurse? she was very aware of the virus, always took loads of precautions. her thought was, if she doesn‘t catch this virus, she might catch the flu ina year, this virus, she might catch the flu in a year, was very aware, but also, she could never im

that was alan duncan.t released by downing street which explains what is going on. the statement says that on the advice of his doctor the prime minister has been admitted to hospital for tests. this is a precautionary step of the prime minister continues to have consistent symptoms of coronavirus ten days after testing positive. the prime ministerfaces the ten days after testing positive. the prime minister faces the hard work of nhs staff and asks everyone to continue to follow advice to stay at home. the prime minister has had coronavirus for ten days and continues to have persistent symptoms says downing street including a high temperature. for purely precautionary reasons he has gone to hospitalfor purely precautionary reasons he has gone to hospital for tests. purely precautionary reasons he has gone to hospitalfor tests. this purely precautionary reasons he has gone to hospital for tests. this was not an emergency admission, the decision was taken on the advice of the prime minister's doctor, it was

in duncan smith universally planned for the way universal credit was brought in and done.dit was brought in and done. keirstarmer, an universal credit was brought in and done. keir starmer, an unknown quantity in this particular context. what does it say when they become the spearheading group in charge of the spearheading group in charge of the traffic light system ? the spearheading group in charge of the traffic light system? john? there have been calls for people who have served in the past, particularly gordon brown, who has been quite impressive when he has come and spoken about trying to get a global coalition of people together. we are going to talk in his second about how borisjohnson is taking the reins again. i really don't think he's going to welcome cross— party don't think he's going to welcome cross—party support coming through. it may be needed, absolutely, but i think borisjohnson with the way that he does things it is going to say, look, iam that he does things it is going to say, look, i am convalescing, that he does things it is going to say, look, iam

secretary of education arne duncan.st, to hear that story in detroit on one hand, that's a good news story. but part of me wonders in this -- should this be a charitable gift when it comes to the digital divide in our public school system, or should we be providing this type of -- we provide textbooks to kids. at this point, the ipad or the personal computer gadget here is the new textbook. >> that's exactly right, chuck. and what we're just seeing is a total absence of leadership at the federal level in contrast to local and state leaders showing great ingenuity in trying to meet that need. we should close the digital divide now. i wrote an op-ed two days ago and called on the federal government to release about $2 billion to make sure children would have access both to technology and to wifi and the internet and learn anything they want any time, anywhere. unfortunately, we're seeing a total absence of leadership at the federal level. >> when i think about the challenges in our education system, it feels like on the f

duncan kennedy, bbc news. deaths in care homes in england — that's according to figures released today. new data suggests the epidemic is growing much faster in care homes than in the rest of the country. 0ur health correspondent richard galpin reports. 96—year—old barbara wells had been fit and well, living here in the sta nley fit and well, living here in the stanley park care home in county durham. until she was hit by coronavirus. herfuneral durham. until she was hit by coronavirus. her funeral is tomorrow. 14 other residents have died here. across the country, there are around 20,000 care homes looking after more than half a million elderly and disabled people. and it seems they are now facing the brunt of the coronavirus outbreak here. the care home sector is clearly now the most hit area of society because these are small communities of the most vulnerable people and that is a situation we have not got to the bottom of yet in terms of adequate testing or the consistency of the ppe that we need to make s

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duncan kennedy, bbc news. it's getting stranger and stranger. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. temperatures got up to 17 degrees today where we had the best of the sunshine. tomorrow, more of us will see the sunshine and it will be even warmer. quite breezy and also some rain later in the day across the west. as we go through tonight, cloud that has been affecting the northern half of the uk today will tend to melt away to allow clearer skies overhead. despite that, not an especially cold night because the breeze will be picking up. this southerly wind quite a big feature of the weather tomorrow. parts of northern ireland in western scotland, there could be wind gusts of 50 mph or more. windy further east as well, but holding onto some sunshine and those temperatures in london up to 21 degrees. even further north seeing a high of 18. it does turn a bit cooler on monday as some rain clears through, but that won't last. it warms up again later in the week. hello this is bbc news, the headlines: the government urges people to

. >> reporter: jericka duncan, new york. >> the u.s. military is on the front lines in this battle against the coronavirus, but it is also fighting behind the scenes. katherine heroin sho katheri katherine her herron shows us what's going on at darpa. >> reporter: one of the most mysterious agencies is hidden. you won't find any signs outside its headquarters in suburban, washington, d.c. but platform manager amy jenkins told me darpa inventions are all around us. >> the internet. >> reporter: the internet? not just that, everything from siri to stealth technology to self-driving cars. even your phone's gps. now with help of a coronavirus vaccine still uncertain, darpa is zeroing in on something faster. >> it's like a temporary fix for covid-19. a temporary fix. it's meant to put up fire break around the pandemic. >> reporter: by sifting through the blood of covid-19 survivors, darpa hopes to identify and clone the genetic blueprint of the most powerful 1 to 3 antibodies that best fight the virus. >> we have to find that needle in the h

and so they turned to people like iain duncan smith, david davis and keir starmer on the other side toings moving. we are going to look at the sunday telegraph now. the headline, johnson start to take back control. this is rather interesting. i might be wrong but i seem term ember and a headline a few weeks ago, johnson taking control of testing —— i seem to remember. this issue of personal protective equipment, it's rather interesting, one of the men who ran the london olympics, jo tanner, is being called in to try to take charge of the effort to supply ppe to medics. yeah. they are bringing in paul dayton, who was involved, he was involved in the organising committee i think it was for the 2012 olympics and they brought him into head up the effort because there are concerns about how this is working and lots of mixed reports of the ppe availability in the distribution. it was something that hancock himself had said he was taking charge of and that they made a helpline for anybody having difficulties. the army and other forces have been brought into assist, but it clearly still is a m

duncan kennedy, bbc news.e thousands who have died with coronavirus, more than 100 are nhs staff and other health care workers. the bbc has been tracking their deaths during the pandemic, among them are a pregnant nurse who died before she could meet her daughter, and a grandmother whose colleagues say was one of the unsung heroes of the nhs. you can read about some of their stories on the bbc news website. go to bbc.co.uk/news and click on the coronavirus tab. first minister nicola sturgeon has advised the scottish public to wear face coverings in enclosed public spaces such as supermarkets or when using public transport. she said it would not be mandatory or enforced at this stage but said that would be kept under review. the guidance also makes clear that the evidence on use of face coverings is still limited, however it recognises that there may be some benefit in wearing a face covering, if you leave the house and enter an enclosed space, where you will come into contact with multiple people and safe soci

duncan byatt for the first time, due to move in mid—may, really interesting.l, the witness must be able to clearly see the document, recognise it when they receive it, they should be able to see it as you signing the document and then as usual, you send the document to the witness to sign, it will take a bit longer but obviously, it‘s keeping to social distancing rules, longer but safer. the advice from the experts, where ever you are in the chain, buying, selling, exchanging, looking to move, there will inevitably be delays. local authorities, solicitors, estate agents, all working at reduced capacity at the moment. and so, with so much in this strange new world, the advice is try if you can, to be patient. i think that's good advice. i think most people accept we are living in strange times and all the normality of life like buying and selling houses and all that, the normal transactions are going to ta ke normal transactions are going to take longer and things will eventually, hopefully, return to normal but it will take time. yes, i think people are willin

i wan to talk with former education secretary under president obama arne duncan, thank you for being. >> good afternoon. thank you for having me. >> i come from a family of educators. my sister is a fifth grade teacher in california so i've been talking with her as she's going through the process of learning how to distance teach while also being a parent and one of the things that it sounds like teachers are hearing from parents right now is this question of really what should we expect out of our kids, how much should they be learning. is it your opinion that the expectation is different for them right now than it is for if they were in classrooms, and if so, what is the >> well, let me say, the goal right now for schools, school districts and individual schools across the country is to feed kids. there are so many kids across the country who are hungry now, unfortunately hundreds of thousands of additional families who are out of work. right now we're working really hard in school districts around the country to feed kids and their families and the community at a massive level. th

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. >> the roof of duncan hall, we have an air quality station and we have been looking at the data andhen we normally see this rise due to traffic, we still see that, but it's much, much lower than it is normally. >> in the santa clara valley, the mountains do look closer as the air is cleaner. the university has been tracking the fall of air pollution and you can see it following the march 16 shelter in place order. >> we measure black carbon aerosol and we have seen a 50% reduction during traffic times in those aerosols in the atmosphere. >> no matter where you live in the bay area, you are enjoying the same cleaner air. >> what we are seeing now is a 70% reduction on the amount of vehicles on the road and vehicles being sort of the number one cause of air pollution in the bay area, number one source. >> reporter: the region's air management put it in words for us. >> the pollutants, huge drop in the number of particles in the air. >> reporter: this is a global phenomenon. the drop in air pollution can be seen from space and first of a kind study on how we engage with our climate. >>

. >>> tim duncan would be the biggest name of the bunch, one of the all-time great centers, duncan wonchampionships of his own with the spurs, he was a two time league mvp, then there is kevin garnett who spent the bulk of his career with the timberwolves support being treated to boston where he won his only nba title. k.j. wright, kobe drafted right out of high school when that was still a thing. he was a 15 time all-star. by the way the ceremony scheduled for the last weekend in august. >>> what about the future hall of famer's? also known as the active players who honestly aren't that active these days. some of the games because stars are getting their game on virtually, like videogame fashion. yeah, it's crazy in this nba 2k players challenge, actually televised on espn and espn 2. it's an ncaa tournament style elimination tournament to raise money to help fight covid-19. winner gets $100,000 for charity. kevin durant, the number one seed in the tournament playing as the clippers against derrick jones. >>, gosh, that was ridiculous. >> the least surprising news of the day, sabrina