fuller's operate 400 pubs and restaurants, and the boss says even in bigger venues, social distancingly miserable. you think of the practical problems of going to the loo, being served at the bar, being served a plate of food at your table, and then you align that with the fact we go to a pub to socially interact with friends. it simply wouldn't be the same, having a two metre gap. it would be a very soulless experience. would that be financially viable? it would mean that our revenue would be down as much as 80%, but our costs would go up, so it's actually, potentially, more catastrophic for the sector to operate under social distancing guidelines than it is with us being closed down at the moment. fuller's has 5,000 workers whose wages the government is paying under thejob retention scheme, orjrs. that's until the end ofjune. then what? we visited this east london venue the day the job retention scheme was announced. it has worked up to now, but there are grave warnings about the very near future. at the start of all this, we had 100 employees. we put 90 onto furlough. if thejob ret

be even fuller. people are working heroically in intensive care units to look after the very sick patients that are there. but again this is not the sharp upstroke of big increases in numbers, it's a steady increases in numbers, it's a steady increase in numbers which mightjust might be peak getting to flatten off but certainly not accelerating. that means the nhs can cope, it's not the right numbers of beds with the new expansion in order to cope with this, so we if we are not doing what we're doing it will continue to do what we do in terms of social distancing we put all of this at risk. we jeopardise the thing that's allowed us to get to this position. and if i can have the last slide, please. unfortunately sadly there are deaths from this disease. in this continue to rise and you can see here the increase in rise in the uk and other countries. this will not change for a few weeks, because the deaths come after the other illnesses, the early illness, intensive care and then in some patients unfor

fuller's operate 400 pubs and restaurants and the boss says even in bigger venues, social distancinge.“ you think of the practical problems of going to the loo, being served at the bar, being served a plate of food at your table, and then you align that with the fact that you go toa pub align that with the fact that you go to a pub to socially interact with friends, it simply wouldn't be the same having a two metre gap. it would be a very soulless experience. would that be financially viable? would be a very soulless experience. would that be financially viable ?“ would mean our revenue would be down as much as 80% and our costs would go up, as much as 80% and our costs would go up, so it is potentially more catastrophic to the sector to operate under social distancing guidelines than it is with us being closed down at the moment. fullers has 5000 workers the government is paying the wages are under the job retention scheme until the end of june, but then what? we visited this east london venue the day the job retention scheme was announced. it has worked up until now but there are g

craig fuller, freight ways ceo. i have to get you back to get your update. $.58, thatoming in was down from $.69 year on year. open to say clients record 609,000 new brokerage accounts. that is an extraordinarily large numbers. the stop down over 3% on the premarket. coming up, bank of america shells -- shares also falling. we will bring you highlights from the analyst call. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: bank of america's analyst call underway. bloombergs sonali basak has been listening in. what have you learned? sonali: we are listening to the ceo brian moynihan and the cfo. in the first is it weeks of april, down 40 to 60%. we have some insight into how the consumer is behaving. $60e they were spending billion weekly, that has dropped to $50 billion and that has normalized from the trough we have seen in mid-march. they are trying to provide bright spots to the consumer. what we do not have is the net income interest expectation through the end of this year, which we believe will be under pressure. alix: especially on a risk off day. equity futures still trea

it will take us several months to get a fuller picture of the impact on our budget of this dual increased costs and community need with a rapidly shrinking and diminishing revenue. the l.a. oo., similar to what we're planning for with the support of this committee, has moved their budget process back by a couple of months to allow both of those things to happen. the l.a.o. has projected two different shapes to the economic downturn. in our march joint report update we provided two scenarios of recession. one was a v shape, meaning it was a rapid decline of revenue and a quick snap back. the l.a.o. provided two scenarios and they're different letters. our high end scenario was the same as the one that includes a u-shaped downturn. so it was a more prolonged kind of impact, but there is a pronounced recovery kind of snapping the economy back. they've also presented something they're calling an l-shaped downturn. which is a sharp downturn with a slow resolution to the covid response. inadequate as they framed it and creating a protracted recession. as i said, it will take more time to unders

and fuller.hen there is this whole question about is everybody going to stick to it. is everybody going to be up for delivering upon this? opec and opec+ have a history of maybe not being completely able to deliver on the promises that are made up front. we will see. alix: what? you mean russia is not 100% compliant? that is just rude. michelle, let's get back to you. jay powell also making the distinction between lending and spending. that the fed is all about lending, and government should be about spending. then we see that the democrats have blocked the $250 billion for small business aid package. how do you model any kind of growth forecast when we are dealing with all of these factors? michelle: of course there is going to be a back-and-forth when it comes to fiscal policy. it always takes a bit longer to get the fiscal policy response. the monetary policy response is often seamless and quick. but we do think we will get there. we do think there will be another stimulus bill. not only will

it will take us several months to get a fuller picture of the impact on our budget of this dual increased costs and community need with a rapidly shrinking and diminishing revenue. the l.a. oo., similar to what we're planning for with the support of this committee, has moved their budget process back by a couple of months to allow both of those things to happen. the l.a.o. has projected two different shapes to the economic downturn. in our march joint report update we provided two scenarios of recession. one was a v shape, meaning it was a rapid decline of revenue and a quick snap back. the l.a.o. provided two scenarios and they're different letters. our high end scenario was the same as the one that includes a u-shaped downturn. so it was a more prolonged kind of impact, but there is a pronounced recovery kind of snapping the economy back. they've also presented something they're calling an l-shaped downturn. which is a sharp downturn with a slow resolution to the covid response. inadequate as they framed it and creating a protracted recession. as i said, it will take more time to unders

it will take us several months to get a fuller picture of the impact on our budget of this dual increased costs and community need with a rapidly shrinking and diminishing revenue. the l.a. oo., similar to what we're planning for with the support of this committee, has moved their budget process back by a couple of months to allow both of those things to happen. the l.a.o. has projected two different shapes to the economic downturn. in our march joint report update we provided two scenarios of recession. one was a v shape, meaning it was a rapid decline of revenue and a quick snap back. the l.a.o. provided two scenarios and they're different letters. our high end scenario was the same as the one that includes a u-shaped downturn. so it was a more prolonged kind of impact, but there is a pronounced recovery kind of snapping the economy back. they've also presented something they're calling an l-shaped downturn. which is a sharp downturn with a slow resolution to the covid response. inadequate as they framed it and creating a protracted recession. as i said, it will take more time to unders

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beginning school of operations with limited service of course a lot of flights either only partially fuller canceled altogether because they're just not as much demand these days, we'll be right as you can see in the video there at a southern california, the residents of an apartment complex cheered for health care workers this was in downtown l a just one of a number of ways that people are thanking the doctors and nurses and other frontline medical woraers all across the country, including right here in the bay area. in the spirit of easter new zealand is recognizing to more essential workers in order to make sure the children don't feel that there. >>missing out on the festivities. >>you'll be place in our that we do consider both the tooth fairy and the easter bunny to be us each a weak case. but as you can imagine at this time of going to be potentially quite with that would beef with the family as well and they're on venetian sorry. i say to the children of new zealand if the easter bunny doesn't make it to your household. the in out we have to understand that it's a bit difficult at

affordable solar power to the places in the world that need it most yeah i believe it was up buckminster fuller who noted that the amount of energy earth's receives from the sun is about a 1000 times greater than any energy with that we would think of expanding on any given day so certainly there's a surfeit of. energy and now you're on a previous episode. abraham and we talked about prepping for mad max now that we've got a mad max world there it seemingly everyone's hoping things return to normal all but you know philosophically speaking is normal dead i mean is there ever ever ever going to return to where we were or are we have we just taken. a new road into a new direction and there's no going back if the normal is running off fossil fuels and relying on the currency was producing emissions which are destroying the world's climate i don't want to return to normal i think we've got here is a is a completely clean open canvas to create in curator the world that we want to see and if the new world is one that's built on decentralized deflationary money like big coin and decentralized clean pa

we are given the opportunity to hear what these women have experienced and we all benefit from a fuller picture. joined in conversation with a national security reporter covering extremism for npr please welcome them to politics and prose. [applause] >> thank you so much for that introduction and everyone for coming out tonight it's such a great turnout to see friends and faces. i'm so glad to be in conversation with hannah today it's the first of ever met her even though we been working closely together for months'vke her essay is the opening essay in this collection and for a specific reason it was really quite beautiful because essentially what she does is analyzes your work right in front of your eyes and she shares her own experiences to remember her time in iraq by x speaking about the friendships that she formed an important to have theer closeness and to contribute to this collection why he decided to go the single and with those bookstores and with a huge influence on the worldview and the possibilities of language. between reading her work it was first approached it was like o

to have conversations with those companies to make sure that when we do recover, they play a much fullerconomy going forward. let's aim for not business as normal when we get back after this crisis, let's aim for business as better. i thank the honourable member for that comment and i like his phrase at the end. which we'll see if it shows up in a future speech or not. but he is absolutely right, we are all in this together and we have gone through this as a collective endeavour as a country, whether business, government, individuals and it is right that during this process that people act responsibly. as he thinks about how he is going to balance the black hole that is his budget at the end of this, may he consider not only ending the fair fuel stabilizer now that oil prices have fallen so much, but also looking at a windfall tax on those hedge fund managers who are currently selling short the very businesses that he is trying to support. can the chancellor not repeat the socially divisive policy of austerity. coming into this crisis, the last thing any of us meet is another round of au

sometimes it's fuller than others. carlos's calculation is simple one hour of dragging the net cost 6 liters of petrol which cost him about $6.00 euros one kilo of unprocessed shrimp fetches 3 year olds so everything under 3 kilos is a loss on a good day he catches about $200.00 kilos in half an hour on a bad day even after hours of hard work he comes up with a miserable yield that doesn't even cover his petrol costs or his personal needs. carlos and maria see ocean grabbing in this case an expansion of maritime conservation zones as a direct attack on their livelihood. and why and and you know this for months they really. wanted to city yeah. exclusion in this business. even. as it was this skinny you'll take it in a q it must be. in money. games. list the discolored is there in the big money. basically deals with. every. bit of money said ing is the section of the decisions. given rivera is a marine biologist and founder of the environmental group. for 4 years now she's been moderating discussions between the bought

vonnie: we were speaking with craig fuller of freight waves.e talked about it being challenging for trucking companies exposed to the stock market. own an amount of truck stock, which happens to be a leading indicator in many ways. andsale of gasoline there visits from truckers. how are your truck stops going? adam: i agree that it is a leading indicator. we sell about 2 billion gallons of diesel fuel to truckers a year. they have been deemed inessential service so they are up and operating -- an essential service so they are up and operating, keeping what we believe is a vital part of the economy operating well. that is servicing truck drivers moving across the country. what we saw as the pandemic actually aere was spike in fuel volumes. that was really -- our best guess is that that was restocking inventories and food services. what we have seen since the beginning of april is a weakening in the fuel volume. right now, we are trying to figure out if this is just a temporary thing that is a direct result of the closing of the this a leading in

of our country where this has not been or has been totally eradicated you'll be able to have those fuller arenas now with everything being said a lot of great work has been done on vaccines but you have a testing process therapeutics likewise we have a lot of great things happening therapeutically that will be a step further but in terms of sports they'll probably start off i as you know i spoke to the commissioners yesterday almost i guess of every sport and many of them are going to be starting with out the fans so it will be made for television the good old days made for television and it will go that way and then the fans will start coming in maybe they'll be separated by 2 seats and then ultimately we want to have packed arenas when the virus is gone we're going to have packed arenas and we're going to be back to enjoying sports the way this supposed to be and the same thing can be said for restaurants so at a certain point in time when the virus is god we're going to be back to normal sooner. please that mr president and the doctors can you clarify that it's the 30 day period to sto

have worked around-the-clock to improve workflow and implement additional initiatives to care for fuller indians at this time of need. thank you to our private sector partners for providing 24 hour response to technical resources and capacity in order to provide the level of service that floridians expect and deserve at this uncertain time. thank you to the thousands of state employees who have registered to provide back up to deo staff at this time of unprecedented volume. all of us understand that those in need our neighbors, friends, and acquaintances who have been significantly affected by the economic challenges dealing with covid-19. our mission has been focused on two buckets. number one, customer service. number one, get the connect system up and running. yesterday, the system processed 62,000 applications. as of 10:00 this morning, the system processed shy of 22,000 today alone. number two, paper applications. at the governor's urging, paper applications were posted to the deo website. on saturday, 13,000 paper applications were downloaded. on sunday, in excess of 6000 were proc

and remind me of a 19th century work by a gentleman named thomas fuller, who was discussing witches. the witch begins at first with doing tricks rather strange than hurtful. aye, some of them are pretty and pleasing. but it is dangerous to gather flowers that grow on the banks of the pit of hell for fear of falling in. they which play with the devil's rattles will be brought by degrees to wield his sword. and from making of sport they come to doing of mischief. a little strange but also had a beauty. they did what i think is in the best tradition of the court. to find a way to give meaning to the notion that while we are technically a court of law, what we really are looking for is a court of justice. thank you. [ applause ] >>> you're watching a special edition of american history tv. airing now during the week while members of congress are working in their districts because of the pandemic. tonight at 8:00 eastern, the virginia museum of history and the university of oklahoma center for the study of american indian law cohosted a symposium on chief justice john marshall and the sup

in order to give a fuller picture of the impact on hospitals, we have added some new elements to our data tracker. starting today we have included new data about hospitalizations and hospital capacity. on the tracker, you can now see hospitalized patients who may have covid-19 and are awaiting test results. this allows us to have a more complete picture of the potential spread of the virus and the amounts of people impacted and how our hospital systems are being impacted on a daily basis. on saturday, in addition to the 93 patients with confirmed coronavirus in hospitals, there were also 44 hospital patients who were awaiting test results. these numbers will be updated on a regular basis on the data tracker. we're also sharing new data that helps us better understand the availability of san francisco hospital beds for patients with covid-19. we regularly monitor this information as it indicates our system's ability to care for a suspected surge. on saturday, we had a total of 1229 acute care beds and 441 i.c.u. beds available to meet the demands of the surge. so as you can tell, at t

government time in those areas, but ultimately, it is down to the italian government to address those fullerlities of weak growth and high public finance is. the detailsig into of this and a little bit greater focus. up, as vonnie says, this was an out of cycle decision. i am wondering how close you came to an even bigger downgrade. say we weredn't particularly close to that. we don't comment on the broader details of our internal credit rating process and position accept but i think we that the italian sovereign profile has some strengths to it, as well as some we is is that some weaknesses. it is a very -- as well as some weaknesses. it is a wealthy economy. there are low levels of debt households and corporate sector. they provide some coffers that support the credit profile and mitigate some of the week as i have been talking about. so i don't think we came close rating.culative guy: at some point, that may be possible, though. have theering if you ecb continue to buying btp's where there to be that speculative rating on italy. you'reso wondering what thinking is surrounding the possible

as cameron that played dj in full house and the netflix fuller house posted the video on the instagramaying the virus unlike full house will go away. >>> the time is 5:58. tmz is producing a special program on the tiger king. the life and legal problems of joe exotic. it's the focus of a poplar new netflix documentary series. right now he is serving 22 years in prison for a murder for liar plot. they're building on the shows popularity and exploring the questions that were not answered including what happened to carol baskins former husband that was missing since 1997. you can see the tmz special monday night at 9:00 on channel 2. >>> also, it's been less than a month since the sport's world just came to a halt. for some it feels like for ever. we're going to air the super bowl this weekend. you will see every moment like the david tyree helmet catchl never forget. you will see it this sunday at noon. >>> well, another dead liquor corr outbreak at a nursing home. this time in hayward. we will tell you how many people have been affected by the virus and what's being done to affect those

play was set in the honeymoon and only for charming coziness in the english village but also for a fuller exploration of the relationship. it was obvious by then that harriet and peter needed to reinvent marriage in order for it to suit them. the honeymoon which became the title of the play would show them doing just that and they realize this would often mean given -- getting the character engaged on the page so fans could understand why harriet decided to accept one of many of peter's proposals. britain after that before was performed. reading both gaudy night and the product of acquirers in between them changes the text. it's clear for one thing the lord peter winds and. characters are not decicco projections. they are also composite fortunes capturing the conversation she had with murial and barr about relationships and love and work. in a sense meryl and barr become alternate moments for harriet and peter. murial with her curly blond hair and are scattershot early and her moves and then grounded intelligence and her ruby cabochon ring exactly like the ring peter gave harriet and the

some on social media posting, fuller flights with many not masked. >> from the photo that i tweeted, about half the people are wearing masks. and that's just not acceptable. >> reporter: american airlines says they are limiting passenger numbers and jetblue, the first airline to say all passengers must now wear masks. some experts say we should all continue to wear them as we begin to gather again. >> if there's virus in the community or you're gathering people from different areas of a state where there may be still residual virus or no virus, if everybody wears a face mask, then you're protecting the other person. >> reporter: now, here in newport beach, california, the city council is going to meet within the hour to decide what to do with the beaches. this past weekend, it was hot around here. beaches in san diego were closed. beaches in l.a. were closed. but they were open in orange county, and wolf, they were packed. in fact california's governor called them an example of what not to do. so the city council needs to decide whether maybe they limit access, close some roads, or f

first mentioned his name did not do justice and i thought that this really has the makings of a much fuller treatment in a book and eventually i did decide to write a book and i took several trips to austria where the mission to place and went through thousands of pages of records in the national archives and i stopped in washington and silver spring where were there were reports not only on the mission itself but the beating of a freddy by his nazi interiors and the gestapo men who carried out these beatings and i looked at and photographs and talk to survivorsnd and one survivor frm the mission itself who, believe it or not, is 96 years old, the pilot who flew the plane and still lives in virginia and at 96 still flying a plane. he had these amazing stories about flyingnd the mission and dropping fred and his two compatriots onto a glacier, 13000 feet high, in innsbruck in tyrol in the austrian alps after three attempts and they were barely able to make it but finally they were able to put them in a position to parachute down but i also knew i did not want this book to be simply a espiona

, we are given the opportunity to hear what these women have experience and we all benefit from a fuller picture. tonight we're doing a conversation with contributor haner, she is a national security reporter covering extremism or mpr, please welcome me to joining them to politics and prose. [applause] >> thank you so much for the introduction and thank you everyone for coming out. it's such a great turnout and 70 good to see some new friends and familiar faces. with her today, it's the first time i've ever met her even though we've worked closely for month. so her essay is actually the opening essay in this collection and for specific reason, the way she framed her essay was really quite beautiful because essentially what she does, this is me analyzing your work right in front of your eyes, she shares her own experiences of covering iraq and remembering her time there about speaking about the french of that she formed in the importance of the closeness to the women' women se developed the friendships and professional relationships with. i wanted to speak a little bit about how you felt

sergeant fit class antonio fuller and staff sergeant bryan cut hello doted pizza to the alameda hospital'smergency room to show their support d appreciation. the pizza came from the papa john's and through vail village and when the storm earned where the pizza was going theydecided to match thdonation. >>and you can otlight, someone making a difference in your community we have a new stion on our web site called kron 4 heroes all you have to do isfill out a short form to let us know about your hero you can find the page at kron 4 dot com kron 4 also wants to ngratulate bay area hig school seniors who are graduating this mmer we're picture of your senior along with their high school and future we mit show your the senior on the air head to our website kron 4 dot com to find out more and that wraps up kron 4 news tonight at 8, here's what we're working on for kron 4 news at 9 san francisco unveils a new tool, letting you track covid-19 cases down to thep code plus how one group is now giving back to some of the hardest hit neighborhoods. a live report coming and in over a deadly police ootin

asks james fuller.n damaged in any way said the structure has not been damaged, it can survive in a freezer boat essentially it will be dormant in the freezer. it is when you were meant back up to a normal temperature it again it will become active. i only have one kidney does this mean i am at a greater risk if i contract the covid—19 virus? asks bill cunliffe. a good question and similar to my previous answer which is i would have a look on the 111 checker and the government, nhs are directly contacting people in the very high—risk group. there are also the 111 website asked if you ascend the high—risk group. you have questions on there that are not answered by that and speaking to your specialist or your that and speaking to your specialist oryourgp that and speaking to your specialist or your gpjust to that and speaking to your specialist or your gp just to clarify would be absolutely appropriate. and maybe we will try this one. can the virus spread in our drinking water? richard waite. lam not i am

interested in the book, you can go to my website, lew pa pe are.com you go to my website there is a fuller description of the book and you can see reviews and a video about the book. i know it doesn't sound like a blockbuster but there is a video about the book on the website and the reason i bring that up for this gentleman for any of you if you have questions, after you leave here today, and say g i wish i would've asked in this or that, you can go to my website and you can reach me through my website. i promise you, if you send me a question, i will do my best to answer promptly. >> thank you. >> guest: you're welcome, thank you. >> they were called the japanese desperados there was other countries are aware of what was happening in china. this wasn't just a mere battle or fights going on. this was destruction of horrendous proportions. you said that cordell hull had made several statements in his paper, is there anything in the diary with these mistakes work? or anything that happen? >> guest: first of all you're quite right. the japanese military, they engaged -- they are brutal and t

>>showed its appreciation pizza sergeant first class antonio fuller and staff sergeant bryan cut hello donated this pizza to the alameda hospital's emergency room to show their support and their appreciation and when the pizza place and al papa john's and for vail village. they said well those pizzas are on us because they wanted to donate to so a lot of people doing good there and if you know somebody who's doing good. tell us about them are bay area heroes will feature them right here on the kron 4 morning news just go to kron 4 dot com slash features slash kron 4 heroes. let's take a peek at forecast as we are trying to get towards the middle of the week what isn't tuesday. yeah, 73 and then you can see as we start to really warming up and by the weekend. we're looking at low to maybe mid 80's by friday and saturday sunny and warm don't be tempted to go out and violate the rules of covidiot just do what you're supposed to but enjoy it, you know get out exercise too little some walk the dogs and i'll see you back here in 2 days because of the covid shot. >>what's friday the friday an

economy is bottoming and priced that in and what happens next and do the slow reopenings turn into fuller reopenings or turn into shutdowns again >> i think really the key risk when we take a step back and think about it, i would agree with jim, you look at the flash pmis of yesterday, builds and expectations around what's happening with the data and it does feel like we are getting close to a bottoming out in economic activity but, you know, very much of the view that while you can turn an economy off with a light switch you can't turn it back on in the same way. you need to use a dimmer and i think that the real challenge here is going to be reopening the economy. telling people that they can be going out again is really the only first step and think about whether people be comfortable going out? and more importantly, will they be at a position to rehire the slack in the process of being created in the labor market? the big risk to my view is that as we turn this economy back on, there just isn't sufficient demand to reabsorb the individuals that have lost the jobs over the past couple

if you go to my website, there's a fuller description of the book and you can see some reviews and also you can see a video about the book. i know it doesn't sound like a blockbuster, but there is a video about the book on the website. the reason i bring it up to are this gentleman and for any of you. if you have questions after you leave here today, and say, gee, i wished i had asked him this or that, you can go to my website and you can reach me through my website and i promise you, if you send me a question, i will do my best to answer it promptly. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. thank you. >> before i lead to the question. called the japanese desperados. and it was more than that, other countries were aware happening in china. this wasn't just a mere battle of fights going on. this was destruction of horrendous proportions. you've said that cordell hull had made certain mistakes as with repeated in his paper. is there anything in the diary that show what the mistakes were? and would anything have happened? >> first of all, you're quite right. the japanese military, they engaged in-

recruitment office showed its appreciation to lol hospitals by feeding a serget first class antonio fuller and staff rgeant bryan cut, hello donated pizza to the alameda hospital's emergency room to show their support their appreciation. they bought the pizzas from papa jon's at fruitvale village and whenthe pizza place found out where they re taking the pizzas to they decided to match the donations so they had doublthe pizza. i got to tell you nothing nothing's better after a ard long ift at work then hop pizza waiting for is a there you go well done gentleman and you can spotlit, someone making a difference in your community we have a new section on our websitealled kron 4 heroes all have to do is fill out a quick form and submitted and we will spotlight. whoever that is that's doing a great job in your community just o to kron 4 dot com for more. 4orning news reaction to the surprise announcement from president trump that he plans to suspend all immigration into the united states because of the coronavirus. >>plus one very organizations stepping up to help prect people from thecoronavir