the north american intellectual calls her envisions a new paradigm the green new deal the name alludes to then u.s. president franklin d. roosevelt new deal a series of programs projects and reforms in the 1930 s. that helped the us recover from the great depression. introducing social security and promoting a sense of community were important aspect. when he talked about the depression he wasn't only talking about the economy being depressed but also people were depressed so how do you lift up the people spirit and part of that was access to nature and part of that was access to the arts. klein says the environmental concepts that politicians have introduced so far often harm the weakest members of society for instance in france where rising fuel taxes sparked protests social tensions are also growing due to climate change but as those in power have failed to come up with compelling concepts populists are capitalizing on the situation. so naomi klein advocates taking another tack making massive investments in renewables green infrastructure and affordable housing that would create new

all 3 major indices are also in the green after last week's huge sell off the nasdaq the s. and p. and the dow all in the green they actually pop to more than 2 percent on tuesday on news of retail sales jumping a record 17.7 percent this despite more than 1500000 jobless claims for the week for americans which was worse than expected well let's finish things out in toronto where the t.s.a. x. also in the green based shopify actually gained nearly 6 percent alone on wednesday the energy sector also saw some strong growth pushing up the end now how do you into next week we're going to keep an eye out on. more economic data and really take a look at the number of new cases of coppa 19 and that's your global market walk. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return as movie theaters across the united states prepare to reopen we'll tell you just how much money is at stake and what police pandemic hollywood may look like as we go to break here the numbers at the club. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics

is there a motion. >> so moved. >> second. >> president bernal: yes. >> vice president green: green. >> >> commissioner chung: yes. >> commissioner chow: yes. >> secretary: okay. everyone. please, remember, i'm going to close this meeting out. you have to go to the next link if you're opening up the e-mail i sent you, or can you go to your microsoft teams and click on the closed session link, and that will take you to the meeting. i will see you hopefully, in a minute or two. wrack brack close- [closed session in progress] ... ...: ... [connection difficulties] >> i need your voice, sir. you were muted. >> yes. >> oofnlgt great. commissioner chung. >> commissioner chung: yes. >> vice president green: yes. >> commissioner chow: yes. >> and the last thing is consideration for adjournment. >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> okay. great. >> commissioner chung: yes. >> >> vice president green: yes. >> president bernal: yes. >> commissioner chow: yes. >> secretary: thank you all. thanks for this meeting. have a lovely meeting. be safe. >> thank you. [arc jowrnment 5:43 p.m. pt] >> hi, you'r

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i think we see more and more green shoots. more and more green shoots. stuart: but what are you seeing that makes you say look, this third quarter's going to be pretty strong, a good one, and the fourth quarter just terrific? what are you seeing to make you say that which jay powell is not seeing? >> well, again, i don't know, i don't wish to interpret what he said. he's staying the course. now, we are seeing a proliferation of green shoots and that's been an argument that my colleague and friend kevin hassett and i have been making for many many weeks now. green shoots, housing demand is skyrocketing, automobile demand, the apple mobility index is almost at pre-pandemic levels, showing a lot more traveling. new business applications are soaring. business openings are soaring. now, the chamber of commerce has that pegged as i think 79% or 80% either partially or completely open on businesses, and there's a whole litany of other green shoots. so the high frequency indicators look very good. there's talk in the market today about a second jump in the pande

book and that helped victor green to make his grown book successful. >> the idea for the green book was based on jewish travel dids. victor greene writes the jewish brethren game him the idea for at the gravel guide. i your jewish-american and traveling you needed to be concerned but places to stay. i if you called a hotel and said your name was schwartz or your name was rubben you would fine suddenly they had no roomed available. to jewish newspapers and jewish -- jewish guides that told you places you could stay and places where you could observe the dietary laws. green real and believed that travel was fatal to prejudice. hi believed if people went across the country it would help to defeat prejudice and this is a quote from mark twain, from the innocents abroad he says travel is fatal to prejudice, and victor green adopted that as his mantra. >> that was gretchen southern talking about her book, driving while black. the entire event is available at booktv. janet webster jones, last book to recommend. >> this is a big one. this is goliath. and i brought this up base when we were

green parties in france got big wins in municipal elections. for the first time ever, there will now be environmentalist mayors in major cities like lyon. he and the paris mayor got reelected. we have more on what kind of effect this green wave could have on french president emmanuel macron. >> municipal elections are often a chance for voters to voice their discontent with presidents. although turnout was historically low at about 40%, those who did cast ballots on sunday sent a clear message to emmanuel macron. his centrist party was badly defeated while the greens won major battles across the country. macron, bright spot foror he was elected in the northern port. the prime minister, who could leave office, also talked about the environment. [speaking french] reporter: the french president has sometimes failed to take environmental l policies that coululd displease i investors ad .ther segments of society all that could change monday when he meets with the citizens convention which he set up, a group of people selected randomly to suggest env

green economy. this is a unique opportunity for all of us, for our investments in our communities, our businesses, and in our workers to come out on the other side of this crisis stronger than ever. i urge support for this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from organizeon reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. graves: mr. speaker, i have an inquiry. indicates we are in session in session or the committee of the whole? the speaker pro tempore: we are in the house. mr. graves: ok. thank you, mr. speaker. at this time i would yield three minutes to the gentleman from illinois, ranking member of the highway subcommittee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thank you to ranking member graves. thank you for leading the charge on this committee and the fight against this partisan bill because it's a shame, we stand before you today debating a partisan surface tra

germany's efforts in green power have faltered reasonably opening a new coal plant to plug the energy gap perhaps hydrogen could reenergize the country's transition to a greener future. britain's prince philip turns 99 today instead of racing in private the prince who has been married to queen elizabeth for more than 70 is a small can used to stay at winds a causal that's to the west of london he and the 94 year old monarch have been isolating they joining the throne if i struck down phillip son prince charles and his grandson prince william both wish him a happy birthday of a twitter. and you have today you don't for. yes you can get all the basis news and information are on the top that's on our website you don't get out com i'm christine mcguffin myself in the team it's been great having your company stay tuned because christopher has the pope at 19 special next see an extra . what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites of the. world heritage 368. hours now.

i'm marjorie greene, and i approve this message. >> she know what is the primary base of the republican party wants to hear, even though her antifa ad got taken down by facebook for violating their policy against inciting violence. the southern poverty hate watch, she has ties to local white supremacists and she believes a person claims inside knowledge of the president quietly leading a revolution against the, quote, deep state and everyone will be put in jail. back in 2017 she said "q" is a patriot. he is someone who very much loves his country and he's on the same page as us. right now, margery taylor greene is running for georgia's 14th congressional district and the front-runner. donald trump won that district by more than 14 points. if she wins the run-off, she has the chance of making history. you might also be shocked to hear thanks to video discovered from politico.com, her views on race are not great. >> there is an islamic invasion into our government offices right now, okay? they are -- you saw after midterm elections what we saw so many muslims elected. i don't know -- i do

go ahead. >> caller: congressman green, thanks for taking the callers. i do want to kind of echo off of what that gentleman said. i hope you disavow joe biden's comments as a person who voted republican and democrat, you can't allow any white politicians certainly to tell us what's black and what's not black. secondly, i ask that you guys do pass legislation to deal with police brutality, going back to joe biden as vice-president and senator for over 30 years, he failed to do. this is not a biden bash. but what i ask is one major question when you talk about passing legislation on this very important issue related to police brutality and george floyd and i hope you put his name on that bill, that you do not allow your colleagues or republicans to put any port in that bill. let that bill stand on police brutality as it is. i look forward to your response. thank you for standing up for people of color regardless if they're republican or democrat or if they vote for trump or biden. god bless you. take care. >> thank you. thank you very much. i think this is

before we get started, i wanted to quickly review what green infrastructure is. it's a set of sustainable engineered storm water management tools designed to slow down and route storm water away from the sewer system, a variety of different green infrastructure, some like rain gardens or bioretention planters or green roof, or things like permeable pavement or rain barrels you may have in your home. and the puc has a long-term vision of managing a billion gallons of storm water, using green infrastructure by the year 2050. so using techniques to reach the goal, management ordinance, capital projects as part of the agency approach and supporting incentive and grant programs, that's the program i'm here to talk to you about today. so the program, we came to you in february of 2019 for the first round of delegated authority. we launched our program shortly after that. it encourages san francisco property owners, both public and private, to design, build and maintain these green infrastructure installations on their properties. we have a maximum grant amount of $765,

green flag! >> jeff: stenhouse doesn't get going on the restart.evin harvick and chris buescher and brad keselowski to pull ahead. >> mike: not good for blaney maybe did the 47 bobble there because low on fuel? >> mike: now blaney has some help but is it too late? >> jeff: he has a lot of help. 27 is wound up. that camaro of the 47 of stenhouse locked on to the rear bumper of ryan blaney. he has to move up to try to pick up the 10 of almirola. >> mike: tor. were did he come from? kevin harvick is in the lead. don't look way back. they are four-wide. >> jeff: can we get the 1 to go? >> mike: while flag. >> jeff: there it is. >> mike: white flag. >> jeff: nch it is. >> mike: stenhouse league the second lane going nowhere. it's harvick and buescher. >> jeff: what to give ryan blaney a run? >underneath. blaney pokes out. stenhou harvick got away from buescher but up front they are racing for the win. blaine yif is t blaney is the leader and stenhouse back to him on the bottom. off turn four. three-wide. >> jeff: not over yet. here is erik jones. >> mik

looks like commissioner green, yes. >> vice-president green: yes. i just wanted to echo commissioner chow and mr. williams' comments, adrian, about the work that both you and maggie have done. you came in with insurmountable challenges and a huge agenda and an environment where you really hadn't worked before, just like maggie. i think that the way that you not only led the two of you working together but the way that you engendered the confidence of the team on the ground. and it was remar remarkable to u come together to address these challenges and to do so in such a positive manner. and i think that you have created a culture that there that since i joined the j.c.c. i have seen evolve in a positive way and the data that we're getting are much easier to understand. but i think that the idea that you and maggie came in and you were able to accomplish so much both culturally and statistically and the effect that you had on the whole profile of the l.h.h. community with the cdph, is really quite remarkable. and so i just can't quantify how grateful

s also for the week all markets in the green this is following a similar trend on u.s. job numbers and oil prices seeing their 3 month highs and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return protests continue after george george death exposing race relations worldwide artie's rick sanchez. and so i discussed and i asked him why well as we go to break here are the numbers up above . the rest. of. the spiral downwards depending on who you believe in the media the civil unrest in america is the result of systematic racism this explains protest and writing but does it the commanding heights controlling the financial system media and the business world are those to admit it it's the economy stupid for them to raise all these. odd note no crowd. no shots no. actual news the belt law. was struck no 1st one. which your thirst for action. as we continue to follow the demonstrations surrounding the black lives matter movement the protests here in the united states have inspired marches around the globe as they too look to highlig

dozens of arms could have his bonafide reste right in the green green zone and the lead seat to one of the buildings belonging to the counterterrorism service demanding the release of the detainees claim that they were arrested illegally without an arrest warrant and this base is in fact an official base belong to iraqi security forces because of course at least on paper the type this bill is part of the iraqi security apparatus iran's ministry of defense says a gas storage tank has exploded on the outskirts of tehran videos on twitter showed a bright red light on the horizon crews quickly put out the fire there were no casualties the u.s. centers for disease control believes the true number of americans infected since the pandemic began could be as high as 20000000 that would be 10 times higher than the 2300000 cases that have been confirmed. the u.s. house of representatives has passed a sweeping bill police reform brought by the democratic party the vote was held a month to the day after george floyd's death in custody the legislation would reduce legal protections for officers and

according to bloomberg green.: welcome back to the european market open. a strong session for european equity markets. we have got commerzbank moving to the upside. activist investors demanding change. andsche bank up by 2.9%, detects up by more than 4.1%. moresay -- inditex up by than 4.1%. matt: that is why we see at least partially gains in markets. we also see big bank gains, you an see, as cerberus emailed threat to commerzbank. or maybe you can call it offering help. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: jay powell will take comfort in the payroll port, stay in dovish. negative rates could be fatal to the banking system. a plan to

raid an iranian backed militia group after warnings and upcoming attacks on baghdad's airport and greens a. hello i'm daryn jordan this is out of syria lawyer from doha also coming up u.s. officials estimate 28000000 americans have been infected with corona virus 10 times in the confirmed cases france germany and italy called for an immediate cease fire in libya and for an end to all foreign involvement in the conflict plus. a live report from celebrate the club's 1st english league title win in 13. the rocky security forces have raided a base belonging to an iranian backed militia group 10 rockets were seized and at least 14 members of kut hezbollah detained including commanders members of the group are now in the secure green zone demanding their release al-jazeera some manifold and is in baghdad and sent this report. the read on the good side has been that babies in a southern neighborhood of baghdad was carried out on thursday night by the iraqi counterterrorism service in an effort to create and impending rocket attack on the green zone and by that in the international airport both

that was mark green the author with ralph nader of fake president. this is where they came as were 4 books with the i'm just at the the everybody use cocaine. cocaine you can smoke it this is worse like 1530. 20. 2 this is about a 15 people smoke this one figures this way you can fact these drugs thing any city in the united states that you walk along as you want to get it about the. make money. and that's what a day. you can be both with yeah you. live from the world headquarters of the r t america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez. hello again everybody i'm rick sanchez and i want to welcome all of you who are watching us from all over the world whether on regular t.v. or on portable t.v. the app that carries our program for you as we begin this newscast today we are monitoring the very latest protest worldwide as are some new videos out i don't know if you've seen up with new accusations of police officers that have surfaced in the deaths of african-american suspects these are new these are not about george floyd and we're

looks like commissioner green, yes. >> vice-president green: yes. i just wanted to echo commissioner chow and mr. williams' comments, adrian, about the work that both you and maggie have done. you came in with insurmountable challenges and a huge agenda and an environment where you really hadn't worked before, just like maggie. i think that the way that you not only led the two of you working together but the way that you engendered the confidence of the team on the ground. and it was remar remarkable to u come together to address these challenges and to do so in such a positive manner. and i think that you have created a culture that there that since i joined the j.c.c. i have seen evolve in a positive way and the data that we're getting are much easier to understand. but i think that the idea that you and maggie came in and you were able to accomplish so much both culturally and statistically and the effect that you had on the whole profile of the l.h.h. community with the cdph, is really quite remarkable. and so i just can't quantify how grateful

in the 2 larger policies needed the support of the green so what will the green party get out of thisdeal with the green gets quite a lot of course that was a subject of great debate within the green party they had their vote yesterday 76 percent of the green party membership approved of what they get is they get a commitment to reduce carbon emissions irish carbon emissions by 7 percent every year for it for the next several years some might argue that this is what we've already committed to doing internationally but that's seen as a big win we have increased spending on you know bicycle lanes on the destroying routes as opposed to spending on roads but it was a very divisive debate within the green party and indeed amun ra in the lead of the green party is facing a leadership challenge in a few months time. there are plenty of potentially divisive issues ahead and they will need to take a unified approach not least of dealing with the country's one of the country's worst ever recessions because the current of earth well that's true and in fact it was very symbolic today that the mee

s also for the week all markets in the green this is following a similar trend on u.s. job numbers and oil prices seeing their 3 month highs and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return protests continue after george george death exposing race relations worldwide artie's rick sanchez. joins us and asks why well as we got a break here are the numbers up about. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska where is that to say come on i'll show you what's the reason for any type of enhanced u.s. military presence in this area rush up. what is it suddenly about the south china sea that makes it so that it 11000000000 barrels of oil if you take a look at this map who really owns what kind of says no it belongs to us india says no we claim that that belongs to us both of these countries have nuclear weapons capabilities there is reason for concern so that's why we're going to drill down on this story for you today right here on the news with rick sanchez where you know as we always

this as the green party's historic gains in sunday's elections. but the spotlight once again on environmental policy. now over three years ago he was hoping to sit comfortably behind the main desk at the elysee palace but now a phone so i feel is facing a jail term rather than a presidential term. a court here in paris is found the former prime minister and right wing presidential hopeful guilty of misappropriating public money feels welsh born wife penelope was also found guilty for her part. in the fictitious jobs scandal all reporter katherine norris trent said this update earlier from central paris. hunting down i have- dick the judge said that only a severe sentence would do pounding false all fail a two year jail time plus three year suspended sentence after convicting him of embezzling huge sums. of public money of fraudulently paying his wife for decades to work as a parliliamentary assistant works the court found she simply didn't do. that the judge said that the films had sought to boost that personal income putting that personal gain we

s also for the week all markets in the green this is following a similar trend on u.s. job numbers and oil prices seeing their 3 month highs and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return protests continue after george george lloyd death exposing race relations worldwide artie's rick sanchez. joins us and i asked why well as we go to break here are the numbers out there. some people are gone this protest across america right now bolshevik revolution to make a reference to the workers uprising that we saw in the old imperial russia. and you've got a new imperium here in america. can tell you there and the workers suddenly realize that wait a minute we don't want to live under a dictatorship we don't want to live under a monarchy a good old fashioned bolshevik revolution which is what's happening because. according to several sources felice new united states kills from 2 to 4 people every day my. head his hand. sanitizer grinned just such what am i being arrested for it's a response from me and. that is just their litt

and the nasdaq all in the green looking at some all time highs nasdaq hit an all time intraday high at one point on friday the dow alone surged by more than 900 points boeing and raytheon technologies contributed highly to those positive gains as well as those unemployment numbers finally finishing up in toronto where the also for the week all markets in the green this is following a similar trend on u.s. job numbers and oil prices seeing their 3 month highs and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return protests continue after george george boyd death exposing race relations worldwide artie's rick sanchez joins us and asks why well as we go to break here are the numbers up but the. words are several sources at least in the united states today for people. to really. what am i being arrested for the response from you know. it's just their little world. they developed just us against them it's. a long history of 2525. resolutions someone. there's a. 54 jets and more than 1300 military personnel are headed to air force base in alaska w

dozens of arms contact his bona fide recent arrival in the green green zone and the lead seat to one of the buildings belonging to the counterterrorism service demanding the release of the detainees claim that they were arrested illegally without an arrest warrant and in this case is in fact an official base belonging to iraqi security forces because of course at least on paper the type this is part of the iraqi security apparatus iran's ministry of defense says a gas storage tank has exploded on the outskirts of terror videos on twitter showed a bright red light on the horizon officials say crews quickly put out the fire that there were no casualties the u.s. centers for disease control believes the true number of americans infected with since the pandemic began could be as high as 20000000. of the 2300000 that have been. tributes been paid to george floyd the spot where he was killed in police custody exactly a month ago he died in minneapolis when a police officer pressed his me against floyd's neck almost 9 minutes the death sparked a global outcry over racism and police brutalit

the third party in power are the greens.erial role. fianna fail and fine gael have dominated governments in dublin for almost a century, but never before have they gone into coalition with each other. they grew out of the two sides in the irish civil war in the 1920s, and the historical rivalry between them has been fierce. broadly speaking, they're both parties of the political centre, though fine gael has tended to be slightly to the right of fianna fail. their combined electoral strength has dropped in the last decade. there have been weeks of negotiation since the general election in early february. back then, the most first preference votes went to the left—wing republican party sinn fein, led by mary lou mcdonald, and it will now lead the opposition for the first time. the green party's influence can be seen in the coalition's goals. a commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 7% a year, a cut by more than 50% by 2030. the government says it will spend twice as much on public transport as new roads. there will b

now the german government is investing 9000000000 years to become the number one in green hydrogen take not achieve that's according to a strategy paper that's new minister are betting that this renewable energy cells can both reduce carbon emissions and boost the economy. it's a huge commitment in germany's efforts to become a clean energy economy by seeking to lead the world in hydrogen energy generation in this environment even in cream or should we must take energy system transformation and climate protection to a new qualitative level and we can do this by using hydrogen or more precisely green hydrogen in energy production and energy he's very good for than hydrogen is already used in power plants and vehicles but most of the fuel is sourced from natural gas a process that releases a lot of carbon dioxide green hydrogen is extracted from water although it can be a very energy intensive process hydrogen is easier to store than other renewable energy sources and now the german government is committing to building power plants that would provide 5 gigawatts of power by 2030 that's th

s also for the week all markets in the green this is following a similar trend on u.s. job numbers and oil prices seeing their 3 month highs and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return protests continue after george george floyd death exposing race relations worldwide artie's rick sanchez. joins us and i asked him why well as we go to break here are the numbers up above. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safer. tyson nation will community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. for a mate in the shallows. you cannot be bold with the yeah you like. 6 guys or financial survival guide. when customers go by to reduce the price. to now well reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for market is not good for the global economy. as we continue to follow the demonstrations surrounding the black lives matter movement the protests here in

green: let me mention a couple of things. the first would be a bill we currently have to deal with policing. this legislation has significant things in it that would be of great benefit to the country. country. in spite of all the things that have happened and because of a good many things that of happened, i love my country. this bill would eliminate no cases.aids and drug miss breonna taylor did not celebrate her 27th birthday because of a no-knock raid. it would also ban chokeholds. george floyd lost his life because of a knee on his neck for eight minutes and 46 seconds. these kinds of things should not occur. we can't bring them back, but we can eliminate having these things occur in the future. and we need a means by which we can track officers who do dastardly deeds. not all of them do. but those who commit these the should be tracked -- those who commit these dastardly deeds need to be tracked. that is a good start, but it .ill not be the end i do believe we need a department. we have a movement now that has great mom

is talking about, that you in the green party have been calling for?isis the government was not on track to meet its own climate change commitments, and that is not even taking account of the emissions that come from shipping and aviation. it is caught like a rabbit in headlights, and this is a time where we need decisive, positive, bold political leadership. we need our politicians to step up and say, we can make our country better and, you know, look at spain, where they are introducing a minimum income to guarantee the security of workers for years to come. where is that in this country? we can look to other countries in europe where they are putting forward ideas for a new deal, the transformation of every sector of the economy. i am really concerned, this is the moment, we need that change now. like this at the moment, you say, sorry to interrupt, let me go back to rebecca, a spokesperson or deborah has said this government remains committed to being a world leader in tackling the global challenges of climate change as we rebuild our economy in re

we have to have green solutions that are cost-effective and that make money.erwise it just doesn't work. >> reporter: there's certainly a market for a green alternative. last year, samoa banned single- use plastic bags, joining ji, vanuatu and new zealand in that first step. and latein june, styrofoam cups and containers will also be banned, as soon as stores exhaust their stockpf those products. >> educating people, "don't litter," "don't l-- legally dump," "dispose of your waste properly." >reporter: vicki hall is waste management and pollution control director at spiap, the secretof the pacific regional environment program. she says t transition can't happen quickly enough. >> there is a nuther of plastics at are not necessary. they can be substituted or designed out of prod >> reporter: atherton isn't the only green products designer who's hard at work. in fact, he's now partnering with the scientific research organization of samoa to source alternative plant materials for eco-friendly plates d bowls. for example, besides palm trees, there'sso at least one

felix: los migrantes que serÁn por su permanencia residente o green card.nga que esperar aÚn mÁs. danay nos dice quÉ hacer mientras aguardan su cita. danay: la tarjeta de residencia permanente o green card podrÍa tomar mÁs de lo esperado para sus solicitantes. >> ahora con el coronavirus inmigraciÓn estÁ frenado, ha mandado a muchos empleados a trabajar desde la casa y todos los procesos, sobre todo son de las green cards. danay: incluye a quienes trabajan en campo de medicina o asuntos de emergencia. esa discreciÓn del funcionariolo que dejan muchos por fuera. >> los que son residentes y estÁn renovando su green card porque se le ha vencido, esas son las personas mÁs afectadas. danay " estamos llevando a cabo un ordenamiento en casos relacionados en la lucha contra el covid-19 y comenzaremos otros servicios en persona en el futuro". inicialmente la suspensiÓn delproceso de la residencia permanente era para solicitantes en el extranjero pero ahora tambiÉn estÁ siendo aplicada a los inmigrantes que viven en estados unidos por lo que expertos recomiendan siem

he receives a green card. in the midst of this pandemic, dr. mehta's immigration status puts him at a great risk. if, god forbid, he contracts covid-19 and becomes disabled or dies, his family would immediately lose their immigration status and be forced to leave the united states. dr. mehta has written goodbye letters to his wife and kids and prepared an emergency binder with all the necessary information for his family if he dies. to keep his family safe, dr. mehta has isolated himself by living in the basement of his home. he is especially worried about his wife who has asthma. in march, she was diagnosed with pneumonia and was hospitalized for ten days, including a stay in the intensive care unit. here's what dr. mehta wrote to me about this. seeing covid patients, treating them, taking care of them, and saving their lives is part of my job, and i will never shy away from doing my job, but how is it fair that my family gets no protection if i die on the job caring for these patients? dr. mehta's story make

we reverse that into the green now. to you expecting the market take further hits on concerns around u.s.-china tensions? they have fallen into the background a little bit with covid-19. >> u.s.-china tensions is a long-term structural issue. it's going to be in play -- it has been in play for the last two decades, it's going to be for the next two. people have to take a chill pill. peter navarro is a cheerleader for trump. he is also a well-known china hawk. in theot a principal negotiations going on between america and china. the principles involved are the treasury secretary and the trade advisor. reallye the only people besides the president himself that discuss or change policy metrics. u.s.-china frictions are a lot more than just a trade issue, and that is what we had to deal with overnight. futures, down on the and that was quickly reversed. alluded to, that is a round-trip of over $1 trillion. relatively hypersensitive to commentary. basically, the noise escalates on declines, whereas actually we have relative

s also for the week all markets in the green this is following a similar trend on u.s. job numbers and oil prices seeing their 3 month highs and that is your global market walk. time now for a quick break but stay here because when we return protests continue after george george death exposing race relations worldwide artie's rick sanchez. until i was us and asked him why well as we got a break here are the numbers up at the. wall street busy trading your money 5 days a week and our 4 corners. and 3 major stock market. and when you have to watch dr or fail it all becomes clear there's just one business show you can't afford to mend. the one and only. find it now on portable t.v. . oh go. buy. like it was only host the question for the guests and then actually listens to the yes answer and then react to that that's a false dennis miller i've got a new show. you know it doesn't really matter where you've been but battery. is where you're going right we'll see you church generations look. at the establishment media as the lead in the water pipes that drove the romans rod d

, so countries into red, amber and green, so that green and amber countries one can go to, but the bigine once one is back here go, and i understand that that will be announced that it will and a few days before the end ofjune will be the announcement, and perhaps it will be the 4th ofjuly independent and more that way than one, but we will need to be responsible, and at the moment, we are seeing a lot of pictures, whether it's in the presser in the media on social media ofa presser in the media on social media of a small minority that are not behaving, well, they're behaving selfishly, and this disease, this virus is here to stay, so if it could all be a little bit more careful, then we can all enjoy ourselves and not endanger anybody else, and that last part is key. michael, i will bring you back in, because the front page of your newspaper tomorrow actually touches on some of prime minister, but are risking lives, the public is one that taking liberties may lead to a rise in virus deaths. the prime minister warning younger people not to put the lives of elderly at risk, but is it to