>> yes. >> commissioner falzone: wow. i've never seen him so in the affirmative. >> commissioner lee: so are they going to be able to have three or four security guards on a friday? >> if the occupancy requires it? >> president bleiman: i think it's simpler than this. we just say they're going to have a minimum of one security guard for up to 80 people, and after 9:00 p.m. or -- 9:00 p.m., seven days a week, right now, they have a minimum of three and one of them is posted outside at all times. >> can you redictate that. >> president bleiman: yeah. so they always have one security guard for 80 people, and then, seven days a week, after 8:00 p.m. because there have been major issues, this would be my vote. >> commissioner falzone: yeah, i agree. >> president bleiman: that they have a minimum of three, and at least one is posted outside during that entire time. so this way, you're not having -- because i run businesses, too. paying for three people all day at 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., it's not economically viable. it's not g

>> yes. >> commissioner falzone: wow.never seen him so in the affirmative. >> commissioner lee: so are they going to be able to have three or four security guards on a friday? >> if the occupancy requires it? >> president bleiman: i think it's simpler than this. we just say they're going to have a minimum of one security guard for up to 80 people, and after 9:00 p.m. or -- 9:00 p.m., seven days a week, right now, they have a minimum of three and one of them is posted outside at all times. >> can you redictate that. >> president bleiman: yeah. so they always have one security guard for 80 people, and then, seven days a week, after 8:00 p.m. because there have been major issues, this would be my vote. >> commissioner falzone: yeah, i agree. >> president bleiman: that they have a minimum of three, and at least one is posted outside during that entire time. so this way, you're not having -- because i run businesses, too. paying for three people all day at 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., it's not economically viable. it's not going t

>> yes. >> commissioner falzone: wow. i've never seen him so in the affirmative. >> commissioner lee: so are they going to be able to have three or four security guards on a friday? >> if the occupancy requires it? >> president bleiman: i think it's simpler than this. we just say they're going to have a minimum of one security guard for up to 80 people, and after 9:00 p.m. or -- 9:00 p.m., seven days a week, right now, they have a minimum of three and one of them is posted outside at all times. >> can you redictate that. >> president bleiman: yeah. so they always have one security guard for 80 people, and then, seven days a week, after 8:00 p.m. because there have been major issues, this would be my vote. >> commissioner falzone: yeah, i agree. >> president bleiman: that they have a minimum of three, and at least one is posted outside during that entire time. so this way, you're not having -- because i run businesses, too. paying for three people all day at 3:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m., it's not economically viable. it's not g

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all right we start this news hour in spain where hundreds more died of covert 1000 while falzon are infected as europe struggles to contain the outbreak more than 460 people died in spain over the last 24 hours pushing its death toll to nearly 220-2182 a state of emergency has been extended and foreigners well they're being banned from entering in asia singapore. airlines has grounded nearly its entire fleet this follows decisions by emirates and turkish airlines to hold nearly all passenger flights many major travel hubs are closing down hong kong is banning all tourists including those from mainland china well india india is locking down major cities to try and slow the spread of the virus curfews are in place nationwide with domestic flights now banned in addition to international flights and in the coming hours the u.s. senate is set to vote on a trillion dollar stimulus package but democrats they're accusing republicans of favoring corporations over because all right let's start with barbara who study by firsts in a london tell us about the state of play there and what's restrictions ar