patchy and i understand right now there's a shortage of gluck's particularly in primary care with hindsight after the summit such early days yet you know no one knows how long it is going to go on but especially as britain is going away from the e.u. so we should be stocks of this stuff kept for all contingencies in the future you think i think we've learned a terrible lesson over this and you know hospitals and one of the biggest employers in most areas and they have the biggest influence on the local health economies i can't believe we can't make mass than gowns and gloves at a competitive rate when you discount you know the cost of shipping stuff around the world cost of procurement we must be able to fight locally that money should go back into the local health economy and help get britain back on its feet again. scientists mapping the united states coronavirus mortality rate of almost double their forecast predicting out of a total of 135000 americans could be lost in the virus by early august as physical distancing measures a relaxed. these projections are considerably higher than pre

are no shields use at all there there are patchy and i understand right now there's a shortage of gluck's particularly in primary care look i mean this this is a global pandemic the factories that produce this equipment are largely in the far east that have been tracked it workers have been hit with the virus the whole supply chain has been disrupted and it's been very difficult to get back on track we went through a very very difficult 10 days i think now the situation stabilized and there are now internal systems to be able to share the stuff around so one regions got more than it needs it can be sent to another region in the big distribution it wasn't just buying it it was sending it to about 158000 addresses which the n.h.s. it was knocking it up to do and that's why we brought in the army to help us do it with hindsight after this summit such only days yet no one knows how long it is going to go on especially as britain's going away from the e.u. so. they should be stuck to the stuff kept for contingencies in the future you think i think we've learned a terrible lesson over this and

gluck period it's a major imbalance. a dramatic imbalance with no sign of ending any time soon john hendren chicago. lebanon has officially signed a request for assistance from the international monetary fund to help fix the country's crippling financial problems it's one of the main parts of a sweeping economic plan that the government says will help save lebanon from bankruptcy but as the reports from beirut that wasn't enough to satisfy angry protesters. keeping the hope for change alive lebanese return to the central beirut square where calls for a new leadership rang out 6 months ago they're back in the streets after a lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus was weeks of closures heard an already collapsing economy there is uncertainty about the future as unemployment rises. i'm 33 years old i have been graduated from university like 10 years ago or . away so. it's because of the. economy situation which was caused by the subsequent government's lebannon has already defaulted on its debt for the 1st time in hi

gluck theory it's it's a major imbalance. a dramatic imbalance with no sign of ending any time soon john hendren al-jazeera chicago. al jazeera is investigative unit has obtained exclusive video revealing a backlog of goods at china's biggest export hub that's causing a delay in the supply of medical equipment for health care workers around the world long queues of trucks loaded with cargo at shanghai airport waiting to unload customs and hundreds of boxes are piling up in warehouses china produces nearly half the world's supply of protective medical equipment notably to the u.s. and europe but concerns are growing the quality control rules and exporting cargo is hampering efforts to meet demands worldwide for p p one of china's most famous landmarks has reopened its doors to being shot for months due to the pandemic beijing's forbidden city once home to china's emperors is a lying up to 5000 visits a day those visitors must maintain social distancing authorities in the capital of loosen travel restrictions for a 5 day nation

we are doing an analysis on the current situation, we have developed additional productions for the gluck- for the covid event and are sizing the capital need. i think it is incumbent on us to do that analysis and we will complete that analysis before the next evidential pay. that is the difference between our system and the european system. is not due dividend to. be paid until next spring whereas we have the ability with each quarter to do that. that wes will require run these stress tests, that we look at the specific backs. they are the current facts. and we come up with as intelligent and data-driven assessment of the capital need for the banks as we can that will size the stress of the capital buffer and that will determine the ability of the banks to pay. sen. schatz: it sounds like you decided one way or another what to do about dividends and whether to prohibit them. you are doing an analysis in the context of covid-19 and determining what to do next. is it fair to characterize the position of the fed as open minded on the question of whether or not to prohibit dividends? mr. qua