georgina taylor, invesco asset management.'s economy could see its 2009.drop in gdp since we look ahead to today's data next, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the times are turbulent and they are complicated. >> everyone wants to know how quick the recovery well,. >> there is still a lot of uncertainty so we remain cautious. too early to is call an end to the globalized world. >> we see a u-shaped scenario. the yearon euros until and. -- year end. >> we do not know exactly how the restart and the unraveling of the current lockdowns of across the world are going to work. people,lways say to my the night is darkest before dawn so think about the future about what needs to be done now. nejra: that was a number of german company executives speaking to bloomberg about their outlook. german gdp and matt miller is in berlin. great to have you with us. what should we be focused on beyond that headline? >> think we should be focusing on where the drops are coming from. a substantialad shortfall in tax revenue in the first quarter according to f

i am not so sure about georgina. here is a picture of childs on the far right in the dark suit and hat in a kitchen in kazan. childs was from lynchburg, virginia. he went on to harvard and then fought in france in world war i. like many of the men who signed up for the ara, he went partially out of a desire for adventure. he found the united states too boring after the war. he also had dreams of becoming a writer and thought the experience fighting the famine would provide him with a lot of great material. he was also a man motivated by a sense of service to humanity. he had a certain sympathy for the revolution itself. he was a committed socialist. he voted in the 1920 presidential election. and reading his letters back onto his mother and father and his diaries and things, i became convinced he was sort of the idealist, if you will, of my history. when i was trying to figure out how i was going to tell the story of the ara and the famine and tell it in a way that would be engaging and would bring people to life, i

a woman by involved the name of georgina.his was a courtship done by a fairly -- this was a portrait done by a fairly well-known russian artist in 1922. she was one of these people from -- a noble emily family in st. petersburg who lost everything in the revolution. she had been reduced to selling matches on the street. she had been educated all over europe, spoke english and french, and was hired by the ara to work in their office in petrograd. it was in that office that abate regina amanda first saw and it was love at first sight, at least for him. here is a picture of child's on es onar-right -- chil the far-right. he was from lynchburg, virginia. he went on to harvard and fought in france in world war i. like many men who signed up for the ara, he did so partially out of a desire for adventure. he also had dreams of becoming a writer and he thought the experience would provide him with material. a was also a man motivated by sense of service, a sense of obligation to help humanity. he had a certain sympathy even for the r

. >>> georgina viaja a philadelphia y dice que esto es diferente pero que es importante por detener lalso de mano , si va a subir al avión ahora necesita estar en esto recuerdan empacar de manera eficaz y no cruzar por el punto de seguridad artículos grandes, liqiudos y aersoles pero sí podría ingresar geles desinfectantes y también portar ccob . >>> es parte del proceso, nancy tinajeros . >>> plan de compañía de gas para salir de la bancarota de un paso adlnte, se trata de la propuesta para indemnizar a víctimas afectadas por los incendios forestales del norte del estado audiencia pública está pactada para el 27 de mayo. >>> el termómetro va en ascenso y la pregunta es si alcanzareos los 3 dígitos, david, buenas noches. >>> efectivamente es la gran pregunta y de hecho tengo la respuesta ahora, estaremos viendo temperaturas en los tres dgiitos a partir del próximo lunes feriado así que agárrense porque la cosa estará candente, vamos a ver esta imágenes del puente (en inglés) condiciones favorables y cálidas a esta hora, son las 11 con 21 y temperaturas de los 53 grados y vientos calmad

georgina: eso quiere decir que... eugenio: sí, georgina.

later we meet georgina, one of the parents here.ildren, 15, 13. bit harder. my younger boy has got special needs as well so that is a little bit harder. so i am hoping that he will be going back to school soon. the teachers have been brilliant, they ring in, checking on us, make sure that everyone is ok. the school has identified that around 20% of its families do not quite qualify for official help, but still need support. passwords, anything like that, you just e—mail... mandy has popped in to get a laptop for her granddaughter. how much help of that going to be? 0h, a lot. yes, a lot of help. has she had enough to work in? yes, i think she has. it will be much better if you can get online. the school welcomes the ambition for people taking exams next year to have times with teachers before the summer. have times with teachers before the summer. they have planned a later start time, ten students per class a stay in fixed rooms, and the kids will eat at lunchtime with a takeaway. the greater concern for the head here is the longer

later we meet georgina, one of the parents here. the ambition for people taking exams next year to have time with teachers before the summer. they have planned a later start time, ten students per class who stay in fixed rooms, and the kids will leave at lunchtime with a takeaway. the greater concern for the head here is the longer term impact of the disruption. it is going to affect communities like ours more so than other communities. i think that disadvantage gap has the potential to really increase. as ever, i think funding would be really, really helpful. we know that we are going to probably have to support our families more with things like uniform grants. there will be an increase in families applying for free school meals. what we have seen today at springwest academy is reflected at a lot of schools across london. the fight against coronavirus has shown that they are much more than just education providers and that really is fundamental to some of the challenges they are going to face over the coming months. lilly feels he

georgina: [llora] hortensia: ¿otra vez el insomnio?

Él ha estado acompaÑado de su pareja de georgina rodrÍguez, y no han dejado de publicar los adorableshas cosas en la cabeza, que lindo volver a la cancha, pero allÍ estÁ marcando goles a cada rato. raÚl: hablamos de dos buena ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: no hay palabras para describir estas imÁgenes. miren cÓmo una avioneta zen -- se posa en una calle de missouri y avanza como si fuera un vehÍculo terrestre. al parecer, los motores de la aeronave dejaron de funcionar el piloto no tuvo mÁs remedio que utilizar la vÍa como pista de aterrizaje. por fortuna, nadie sufriÓ heridas. en medio de lesiones con la casa blanca, los centros de control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades divulgan nuevas guÍas sobre la reapertura. un documento de 60 pÁginas brinda recomendaciones para reactivar empresas, escuelas y restaurantes, ademÁs, intuye estrictas regulaciones al transporte pÚblico. las agencias deben garantizar que pasajerosse laven las manos antes de abordar autobuses y trenes. de y carranza estÁ en vivo desde la gran -- y pegy carranza estÁn vivoses de la gran manzana con todos los detalles. buenos dÍas. peggy:

georgina and terry, look at that!u wish for! that is my message.- the time is 9:33am. you're watching bbc breakfast. the united states is to begin using the experimental drug, remdesivir, to treat patients for coronavirus. it had initially been designed as a treatment for ebola. the drug — which has been created by gilead sciences — will be delivered to hospitals on monday. the development is one which president trump has described as "very promising". doctors in the uk working on a potential treatment for coronavirus say they are ready to start trying it out on patients. the clinical trial is hoping to use blood plasma from people who have had the virus and recovered. so far donors have given enough plasma to treat 150 people. in england, 6,500 people have gone online to say they are interested in donating. nhs england is urging parents not to avoid routine vaccination appointments for their children. there are fears that diseases like diphtheria could make a return if immunisations fall because patients are scared o

georgina: ¿vas a salir? alejandro: no, no, no, ma.