all right well gareth porter investigative journalist thanks so much for talking to us today gareth seenext time. thank you. other news making headlines today supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg was hospitalized on tuesday with an infection caused by a goal stone despite that the 4 time cancer survivor remains active with her duties joining her fellow justices by phone and from her hospital bed to take part in court arguments now the 87 year old justice was even heard on the day that she was hospitalized taking part in a case related to using tax funds to fight aids around the world over to texas regulators there are now relaxing rules when it comes to companies storing oil underground now environmentalist groups immediately raised concern about these new rules pointing to potential groundwater contamination and other dangers up until this point companies could only store oil underground insult caverns because it was seen as the best option for preventing leaks now with the new rules other geological formations will now be legal to use to look at this incredible scene in this mass

thank you, gareth.ntjoe biden has said in an interview african americans "ain't black" if they vote for president donald trump over him. the controversial exchange happened as radio host charlamagne tha god pressed him about his outreach to black voters. charlamagne tha god: listen, you gotta come see us when you come to new york, vp biden. biden: i will. it's a long way until november, we got more questions. you got more questions. but i tell you, if you got a problem figuring out whether you're for me or trump, then you ain't black. it don't have nothin‘ to do with trump, it has to do with the fact i want something for my community. i would love to see you... look at my record, man! i extended the voting rights act 25 years, i have a record that is second to none. the naacp's endorsed me every time i've run. i mean, come on. take a look at the record. mr biden has since apologised for the comment, insisting he had never taken african american support for granted. andre perry is a fellow at the brookin

becoming increasingly normal take boxer ricardo orlando crew and i felt player michael sam rugby's gareth thomas and be a stars jason collins and their record of swimming legend 4 or figure skater brian bolton so no one in football do you buy that. let's take it back to justin fashion to a pioneer the 1st professional footballer to come out as page 17 he played in the english 1st division which is today's premier league foreign origin by the early eighty's he was a top young talent i just think it's. comparable to what is that atletico madrid today or frankly the young at barcelona every football fan knew fashion was a name in 1901 he signed for nottingham forest forest for among europe's elite after being crowned european champions twice in a row it's my the joy for the structure you're at and for the joy but also your forest on the figure of european football stages. in the summer of 1981 justin fashion who was the world's 3rd most expensive transfer he was the 1st black player to command a 1000000 pound transfer fee this sense similar shock waves throughout the football world has kept

with venues close, security guard and part—time student gareth davies is out of a job.wife cara are looking after their son reggie, who has cystic fibrosis, a life—limiting condition affecting his lungs and other organs. as long as we can do what we are doing, we know he is going to be safe. it is trying to keep them as active as possible with the limited space that we've got. ncredibly miserable and clingy during this isolation period. oh, no! this is how nana sees reggie during this isolation period. we just had click and collect. we have been waiting three weeks for this. reggie needs a high calorie diet, physiotherapy and exercise to keep him healthy. not easy in lockdown. but it's the last delivery for some time from cara's mum. the grandparents are going into isolation as well now. a lot of parents, nutrition is the biggest worry. this is all i need to make me laugh, to be honest. whoa! this stupid virus. it's bugging me. it's robbing me of my already limited time with my amazing son. and i guess i feel it'sjust not fair, because every summer counts. when you don'

to her left gareth rose, special counsel to the new york state department of financial services, but who has been working with the chamber on this situation, been doing an excellent job. we are at marist college today. pleasure to be here. dr. dennis murray, thank you for having us. the red foxes. we are in poughkeepsie, which is right down from albany, down the hudson river. beautiful ride today going down the river. many people fishing. a little fishing envy. striped bass season in new york. no fishing for me, but that is ok. there is always next year. albert einstein, i do not like to state an opinion on a matter unless i know the precise facts. wouldn't that be nice? wouldn't it be if those talking heads took that advice? down.hospitalizations, good news. youge in hospitalizations see has been going down. intubations is also down. that is really good news. the percentage of people once intubated that actually successfully come off the ventilator is very low. that is very good news. the number of new covid hospitalizations per day is just for aflat, has been flat few days. these a

manchester city women have announced gareth taylor as their new head coach.n's side during his career and has recently been coaching in the club's academy. he replaces nick cushing who left city earlier this year to join new york city in america's mls. championship side luton have reappointed nathan jones just 16 months after he left the club for stoke. he replaces graemejones — and led the club to promotion from league two in 2018, before departing injanuary last year when they were second in the league one table. the son of former liverpool owner george gillett has made a formal approach to buy hearts. foster gillett, who once sat on the board at anfield, is looking to purchase a controlling interest in the edinburgh club. 0wner ann budge says now is not the right time to sell. so premier league football has set a date for its return but how do you go about playing a full contact sport like rugby and keep players safe? world rugby have approved a number of rule changes, on a trial basis, and recommended a number of hygiene measures in an attempt to lower th

to my left, sarah feinberg, who runs the new york city transit bureau, to my right, gareth rhodes. deputy superintendent of the parts in financial services, but has been with me for many years and is helping on this up in albany. is saturday. i know that because it is on the slide. otherwise, i may not have known that. i followed the days by was on the powerpoint. everybody talks about this is uncharted waters, that we have never been here before, and that's true. itn in uncharted waters, doesn't mean you just proceed blindly, you get whatever information you can. you want to stay informed. even in the old days, when sailors would sail into uncharted waters. radar. before gps and they would throw out a piece of lead with a rope. the lead would fall to the bottom. they would call back to the captain how deep the water was. on the bottom there was a piece of wax that would pick up what was on the ocean bottom. sand, rocks, etc. -- so the captain can tell where he was. uncharted waters don't mean to proceed blindly. get information, get data the best you can. use that data to decide w

gareth taylor, the new manager of manchester city women says he had no hesitation about taking on theg who joined mls side new york city. a former academy manager at city he steps in with the women's superleague season ended early because of the pandemic but already has a clear target for the team going forward. potentially a bit more consistency within the domestic campaign because obviously that guarantees being in europe the following season which is obviously really important to the clu b obviously really important to the club and important to us if we want to quell and be considered as a real top team in europe. the williams formula one team, who dominated the sport in the eighties and 90s, has been put up for a sale. having posted a 13 million pound loss last year — deputy team principal claire williams wouldn't say if this could spell the end for the team but remained confident the right type of investment could be found. jennie gow is the bbc‘s f1 reporter. i suppose it has just been writing on the wall for a long time that williams had now find —— finally had to pay heed to.

manchester city women have announced gareth taylor as their new head coach.ity's men's side during his career and has recently been coaching in the club's academy. he replaces nick cushing who left city earlier this year to join new york city in america's mls. the dutch grand prix has become the latest formula one race to be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. the race was set to return to the calendar for the first time since 1985 and had initially been postponed. it'll now not take place this year, although all 300,000 tickets sold for the race will be valid for 2021. formula one organisers hope to start the season in austria injuly. rugby league has returned today in australia, with brisbane broncos beaten 3a points to six by parramatta eels. with no supporters allowed inside the stadium, cardboard cutouts and virtual crowd audio was the closest fans got to the live experience. that didn't bother the visitors though, who went on to secure a comfortable victory. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport web

to my right is gareth rose. he has been -- he works with the department of financial services but he has been working with us in albany during this coronavirus pandemic. to my left, melissa derosa. the state budget is not in great shape. only when the federal government does the right thing and gives us funding. is a pleasure to be in rochester with so many of my friends who had done such great work for the state. bob duffy worked with me when we done got started and has great work for the entire state of new york. wegman, way to be with you. wegmans is a great new york operation. they have been very helpful through this situation. take you for allowing us to do the antibody testing at wegman's. we thank you for everything that you have done. thank you for being on our advisory board. thank you for allowing us to find our way through this. the total number of hospitalizations is down. you see that curve coming down. this is the decline from the mountain. it is not as steep as the incline. in new question for us

to her left, gareth rose who has been working with us through this crisis. dr. candace johnson, thank you for the hospitality. we talked about our trip to cuba and your greater accomplishment, it was fun. always a pleasure to be with my friending, my partners, the great mayor of the city of buffalo, byron brown, the great county executive of erie county, mark, thank you for everything you've been doing to get us through this i'm pleased to report they took a covid test yesterday and i am negative from that test. so that is good news. take one of those tests, very easy, i showed people ow easy it was yesterday. and when you find out you're negative it's a nice sense of relief. i didn't have any symptoms or anything but you know, you don't need to have symptoms and you can have the covid virus. so you take the test, they tell you you're negative, 24 to 48 hours, and it is peace of mind. there's no reason why people shouldn't be getting tested. we actually have now more testing capacity than we are using at many of our sites. and we've expanded the number of people

to my right is gareth rose.

. >> wreath in honor of memorial day to her left gareth rhodes who has been working with us from the this tragic covid situation. we're at the "uss intrepid" sea, air and space museum. this is a remarkable, remarkable facility and it's always a pleasure to be here. it was started by the fisher family, one of the great families of the state of new york, susan is here with us today, the president of the organization. we want to thank her for her kindness. today we honor the service members who have lost their lives. we remember their families and the pain that they've dealt with. we thank them all for their service, their bravery and their sacrifice. i want to thank the geld family, stu and ellen, for being with us today and giving us the honor and let's take a moment of silence in memory of all those who have fallen and wishing their families peace on this difficult day. thank you. this is the "uss intrepid." i've been here a number of times. every time i come i learn something else. remarkable history itself. launched in 1943 over 30 years of service. served in world war ii, the cold

to my left, de rosa and then gareth rhodes. first, again, i want to thank all the nurses and doctors here and all across the state and the country who have done truly extraordinary work and thank u you, i wanted to see if there was anything we could learn. today is day 75. feels like a lifetime. but it's 75 days since we had our first case. you can see so far so good in terms of the continuing decline in the total number of hospitalizations in the state. on the three day rolling average also. the number of intubations is down and that's really good news. the number of new cases, which is what we're watching, these are the new cases statewide. new diagnoses. people who were in hospitals who test positive or people who walk in the door who test positive. much, much better than it was. the number of lives lost is also down, still terrible and tragic. but headed in the right direction. so all the arrows are pointed in the right direction and we're basically right back to where we were before we started this horrific situation. the

joining me now is lori gareth, a peabody and polk award winning writer and author of the coming plagueerging diseases in a world out of balance. she's a columnist for foreign policy. lori, thanks for joining us you foresaw so much of this. and in the last week you've been talking about the cdc and the emasculation or the sidelining of the cdc. so i want to get your reaction to the breaking news this morning that the guidelines that they put out have been rejected. >> well, we don't know if they're rejected or just stifled, but the point is the cdc ought to be in leadership. in every past outbreak in my lifetime, the cdc has been in leadership. we had daily press briefings from the cdc in the past. we had every imaginable way that the cdc takes charge and that's just not the case now. >> and you've been saying, you've been hearing from people around the world, from scientists and cdcs in other countries asking you where is the u.s. cdc? what is the impact of this retreat? >> oh, it is overwhelming. the depth of the bench at the cdc is not mirrored by any other equivalent agency in the w

gareth bale has admitted his confidence has been hit by criticism from his own club's fans the 30 year old has been accused of putting his love of gold for head of the needs of the spanish club the welsh international was celebrated in front of a banner suggesting playing for his country and gulf were ahead of rail in his list of priorities. because you would expect if you know having a good time on the pitch you'd expect your friends to get behind you and try and make you do better because it'll make them happy but it seems to be the opposite just whistle you which consequently makes you feel worse you lose your confidence and then you play worse well australia's top rugby league competition has regime it's hoping to attract an unprecedented global audience the eneral is the 1st football code in the english speaking world to make its return live games are being made available to tens of millions of viewers in the united states new fans tuning in so that perma sales taking on the president broncos matches have been suspended since march in games will be played in empty stadiums or the

writer gareth davis who believes that so far the u.f.c. is decision to resume events has been a success. in as much as they got through all the rigmarole leading up to it a 1200 nasal swab tests antibody tests temperature tests on the not just the fighters but the 300 people taking part in the event from the 24th lighters to that cornum and so the medical staff to the t.v. staff to the org fillery staff there i mean i think it was a success in as much as only as you say one fighter jacket as soon as the brazilian and 2 of his cornerman tested positive as asymptomatic for covert 19 and now they're in quarantine we've heard no reports of any more positive tests leading into tonight's events i think in many ways that general consensus was they they rushed back a little bit and was it going to work so in a lot of ways they were the guinea pigs for lots of other sports on saturday night but fight wise it was very successful social distancing obviously the fighters didn't but there was mixed messages with some of the interviewers not wearing mas

gareth, we need more information, please! good but it might flourish, you never know. in my experience, which is very new, by the way... lettuce expert over here! three weeks and she knows everything! it‘s been ten weeks! that‘s why they are looking like they are! ijust put loads of seeds in, carol, but i am notan they are! ijust put loads of seeds in, carol, but i am not an expert. lots watching bbc breakfast. enjoy your lettuce when you eat it. something completely different... many public toilets across the uk remain closed during the pandemic, and without the option of using the loos in restaurants, shops and pubs, day—trippers have been forced to join long queues for toilets which are open. the british toilet association says the lack of facilities is also preventing some vulnerable people from leaving their homes. breakfast‘s tim muffet has more. inconvenience. with lockdown easing, more people are out and about and needing the loo. and that‘s been a problem in many places, such as skegness. so, how are you coping, then

to my right gareth rhodes, deputy superintendent of the department of financial services, but has beenany years and is now helping on this up in albany. today is saturday. i know that because it's on the slide. otherwise i may not have known that. i follow the days by what's on the powerpoint. even when you are in uncharted waters, that doesn't mean you proceed blindly. you get whatever information you can, because you want to stay informed even when sailors sailed into unfamiliar territory, they would throw out a piece of lead with the rope. the lead would fall to the bottom and they would call back to the captain how deep the water was. the lead even had a piece of wax that would pick up what was on the ocean bottom, whatever sand, rocks, et cetera, so the captain could tell basically where he was. uncharted waters doesn't mean proceed blindly, right? it means get information, get data, the best you can, and use that data to decide where you're going especially in this situation, we have such stress. let's stick to the facts and make sure we're making the best decisions with the best

i'm here with my friends today from far right, gareth, melissa, robert and dr. jim melotras. we're at the beach. beaches in new york state -- state beaches are open. jones beach, sunken meadow, robert moses, campgrounds, rv parks open tomorrow. we're excited about that. we remind all new yorkers to be smart in what they are doing. we're now decidedly in the reopening phase. we have been following the numbers from day one. not emotions. following the science, not the politics. this is not a political ideology question. this is a public health question. it's about a disease, stopping the disease, stopping the spread of the disease. and that's science. it's not politics. we have all the numbers posted for all regions in the state. we want people to understand the numbers. we want people to understand what's going on, because it is their actions that determine our future. so informing the people of the state, that's what i have done from day one. every day. that's what we will continue to do. also, we feel that this is a case of first impression. we have never been here before. w

manchester city women have announced gareth taylor as their new head coach.e replaces nick cushing who left city earlier this year to join new york city in america's mls. the son of former liverpool owner george gillett has made a formal approach to buy hearts. foster gillett, who once sat on the board at anfield, is looking to purchase a controlling interest in the edinburgh club. bbc scotland understands he made contact with hearts owner ann budge through a third party last week. she has confirmed the interest, but says now is not the right time to sell. the dutch grand prix has become the latest formula one race to be cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. the race was set to return to the calendar for the first time since 1985, and had initially been postponed. it'll now not take place this year, although all 300,000 tickets sold for the race will be valid for 2021. formula one organisers hope to start the season in austria injuly. the 2021 special olympics gb national summer games, due to take place in liverpool next year, have been postponed. the ga