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gus o'donnell there.iland said it will support england's light rail and regionalferry said it will support england's light rail and regional ferry services to allow central services to continue during the coronavirus pandemic —— essential services. the department for transport that it was working with networks and greater manchester, sheffield, the west mid—sentence —— midlands. some authorities have warned that services could be mothballed due to financial losses. the labour counsellor martin gannon, whose chair of the northeast committee joins me now. mr gannon, an announcement of financial health from the government. you must be pleased about that.|j from the government. you must be pleased about that. i will be pleased about that. i will be pleased when i find out how much the government is going to give us. last weekend, i was informed that it was going to be... i was told that it would be £1 million a week. i was told we would be offered between 600 £800 per week. i told we would be offered between

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as gus was just saying, to take nominated by the prime minister, as gus wasjust saying, to take on hisprime minister's way. officials will be trying to keep that to a minimum and make sure it the most urgent things. there is also a coordinating role for the prime minister or whoever is in numberten of bringing prime minister or whoever is in number ten of bringing ministers together and to try and keep things going, but i think everyone emphasising cabinet government is quite right, at this time a prime minister in this country has a lot of power but a lot of it is political power and personal authority, they are the leader of the party in this case, he is the person who led them to an election victory. for dominic raab, he has been given the status of carrying on those duties but he will have to work closely with his cabinet colleagues who had to try and make sure that he is working courageously. sorry to interrupt, does that mean he is only able to ta ke does that mean he is only able to take a decision with the consent of the top team? absolutely, that is the top team? absolutely, t

this afternoon he will hold a video conference call with the nation's governors gu he she ll unce neguidelines today abw help the rolling reopening will likely start with nine states that have fewer than a thousand coronavirus cases if the governors there agree. health experts warn it'll only work if more testing is in place. >>> meanwhile today we are learning the paycheck protection program for small businesses is out of money. it provides forgivable loans if businesses keep employees on the payroll. the treasury secretary is negotiating with democratic leaders for another $250 billion. >> telling people to stay home and not giving them the amount of money they need to support their family, buy their groceries, buy their essentials and pay their rent would be a mistake. forcing everybody on unemployment is also a bad mistake. democrats want more money for local governments and hospitals. >>> the death toll from the coronavirus is up to around 31,000 nationwide. new york is counting deaths of people who had symptoms but died before being tested. the governor has extending the stay at home ord

i think this is the chairwoman's second time with us at gu politics, the less time on campus and we are looking forward to the next time being back on campus as well. about where tonight the campaign stands for campaign 2020. it's primarily against the backdrop of this global pandemic. here's how the conversation will go -- we will start with the first part of the evening with the chair and i having a conversation. about halfway through, we will invite students to join into that conversation with their questions. participatingare on zoom, you will see at the bottom of your screen, the q&a button, not the chat button to leave your question. someone from our team will get back to you and that's where you should look at your chat. they will get back to you to let you know when your time is up and then we will invite you to ask your question so make sure at that point that you are camera friendly, camera ready. we will make you famous. feel free to begin to populate your questions now. let's get the conversation started. thanks for coming back to gu politics. >> thanks for having me and tha

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thanks for coming back to gu politics. >> thanks for having me and thank you for that nice introduction and i wish i were there with you in person and hopefully, we can do that next year. >> we will look forward to it. the last time we chatted in one of these discussions was, i i believe -- i believe, it was early in the administration, very early into your tenure as chair and a lot has changed and a lot has happened since then, obviously. now, a lot of what we talked about then was how you are all preparing for the president's reelection. we are in the middle of a campaign now and now you know who your opponent is. could you take a couple of minutes to help frame the race for us from your perspective? where does the race stand? how are you guys looking at it? >> obviously, we've been preparing since we met last time. from a party perspective, so much of what we do is raising the money in advance, putting the ground game in place, registering voters, getting staff on the ground and getting ready for the ultimate voter turnout on election day. clearly, we've had a head start , we raised

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and find out how the plant waste is being put to use in my to gus cut. being a ranger it can be a dangerous job some $100.00 wildlife guardians lose their lives each year in their line of duty many of them in east and central africa well accidents account for about 50 percent of those fatalities porches were responsible for the other half we went to months and forced national park here in uganda to meet julius or one now the warden in charge of law enforcement there he has been confronting these day in day out for more than 20 years. in the morning julius warner tells his men that poachers have set traps during the night to capture animals. they have to move fast to save the animals lives after covering a few kilometers and foot with his men. but as the rangers combed the area looking for more he received an emergency call. colleagues in another part of the park have arrested someone suspected of having killed the post below. the others in his group got away. the rangers confiscate the meat. of the animals here have protected status no hunting is allowed

es para gus.ca] ramÓn: nuevas recomendaciones en torno coronavirus despuÉs del condado de santa clarasuperara 1000 casos. el eso mateo reportÓ muchos casos en 48 horas. lÍderes políticos quieren dar 14 dÍas pagados de enfermedad aciertos empleados afectados por la enfermedad en san josÉ. cÓmo se solicita un beneficio de desempleo? le explicaremos cÓmo hacerlo y cuÁles son los requisitos. noticias univisiÓn 14 comienza ya. locutor: y ahora, noticias univisiÓn 14 sora las 11:00 p.m. tu gente, tu voz. ramÓn: buenas noches, soy ramÓn adame, gracias por acompaÑarnos, siempre en nuestra cita en vivo para informarle. vamos a dar inicio con informaciÓn relacionada a cifras de contagios en nuestra regiÓn. le recordamos que esta informaciÓn es esencial para tener siempre en mente la importancia de poner en prÁctica el distanciamiento social. hasta ahora, el nÚmero de casos confirmados de coronavirusen ciertas partes del Área de la bahÍa siguen aumentando. los funcionarios reportaron 65 nuevas pruebas en el

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. >> reporter: with enrollment decisions due at many schools may 1st, guing a surge of inter gap yearsn six graduating seniors giving it serious thought. among them, ben davidoff in los angeles. >> georgetown and uc berkeley are probably tied up at the top. i'm still trying to figure out between those two schools. then taking a gap year is right below it. >> rather than being inside a classroom environment, a gap year is about career exploration, gaining practical skills and personal growth. >> reporter: for rachel lott and her parents, cost is a major factor, especially now. >> it's really unappealing to me, the idea of paying for college and doing all of that school work when i'm not able to connect face-to-face with the people that are teaching me and the people that i'm working with. >> reporter: david wright, abc news. >> we're honoring the class of 2020 that have had to forego graduation ceremonies an oar mine stones. dominic delucci is graduating. dominic was interested in a trade career, either plumbing or electrical work. he was taking part in an internship program focused on

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those of the average wind speeds, the gus a little stronger and a particularly blustery for some easternhest temperature, cardiff, plymouth, but even here, only getting up to 13 degrees. this is bbc news. the the headlines. the current of aristotle has surpassed its previous amount. the british public has been urged to stay indoors this bank holiday weekend after the uk's heights daily death toll so far in the coronavirus pandemic. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipment, the british government informed the health secretary has insisted there is now enough of that equipment if it's used correctly. the us state of new york has started to bury some of its deadin york has started to bury some of its dead in mass graves. the state now has more coronavirus cases than any other single country outside the united states. hospitals in some neighbourhoods say that they are overwhelmed. 0ther neighbourhoods say that they are overwhelmed. other areas say that they are struggling to cope.

eastern side of england, the sunshine and the further west you are, but the average wind speeds to the gusastern coasts with temperatures here, the highest temperatures cardiff, plymouth but even here only getting up to 13 degrees. this is bbc news, the headlines. the number of coronavirus related deaths worldwide has surpassed 100,000, thatis worldwide has surpassed 100,000, that is according tojohns hopkins university in america. the british public has been urged to stay indoors this week and after the uk's iv -- indoors this week and after the uk's iv —— highest daily death tolls so far in the coronavirus pandemic. after weeks of criticism over a shortage of personal protection equipped, the british government has insisted that there is now enough equipment if it is used correctly by medics. the state of new york hasn't started to bury some of its debt in mass graves near the bronx. the state now has more coronavirus mass graves near the bronx. the state now has more coronavirus cases than any other single country outside the united states. hospitals in some neighbourhoods in new york s

here is where we will see the strongest when gus, in excess of a0 miles per. —— wind gusts.e highs of 21 celsius but with the clear skies and sunshine, tree pollen will be high across england and wales. there it in me and if you suffer from across england and wales. there it in me and if you sufferfrom hay fever. through the evening, wait whether pushing in across west facing course. —— wait whether. a blanket of grey —— claude across the country. temperatures remain in double figures. a cloudier story tomorrow. spell of heavy rain moving back into the south—east from the near continent. that could affect the south—east and east anglia, once it clears, sunny spells and isolated showers by the far north and west. not as warm on monday. temperatures above average for the time of year but we are looking at highs of ten — 18 degrees. by the week ahead, high pressure is set to build after monday. a good deal of dry and sunny and settled weather in the forecast. the headlines: the queen will praise people's self—discipline and resolve in response to the coronavirus crisis in a rar

a lonely place to be, but don't forget, as your previous guests but don't forget, as your previous gu forget, as your previous guests have said, a lot of the big strategic decisions have already been set. the cabinet itself is incomplete simpatico with the prime minister. we have some of the best experts anywhere in the world giving the advice on how to get there, too. in somebody like chris whitty, to have one of the top epidemiologists anywhere on the planet to happen to be the guy holding the reins of chief medical officer at the time is only get a pandemic like this, it is so only get a pandemic like this, it is so reassuring. we have one of the best people anywhere and one of the most experienced anywhere think the decision—makers throughout. most experienced anywhere think the decision-makers throughout. we have heard some of the opposition leaders talking about back into government, hoping the government succeeds, but providing constructive criticism and challenge were necessary. as challenge were necessary. how providing constructive criticism and challenge were necessary. how

gus your neighbor across the lake wisconsin where in the middle of this pandemic the governor did what he thought was best to protect the health of his people by pushing out the elections republicans in that state clearly didn't agree with that so one why not and to what that to them this is a democratic primary. much more importantly the united states supreme court did not agree that's the important thing here monella because the supreme court said what tony evers the governor of wisconsin was trying to do was allowed voting to continue past election day but only for maryland ballots and you see that's the big game and that's the big prize here in the local the 1000 pandemic worldwide for democrats they want something in return and soon i hear a lot of discussion about for the stimulus package is going to be put forth by mansi pelosi or blocked i should say by nancy pelosi as the president tries to push these things through you know see the democrats really want mail in ballots not just in wisconsin they wanted nationwide this is the big prize they're focused on and so when the suprem

community on it city's latest book is where the watermelons grow also with us on the program and how gus the most at disability and diversity activist in monterrey mexico and founder of the mexican woman with disabilities movement have you badly and how another friend of the stream lawrence carter long is the director of communications at the disability rights education and defense fund thank you all for being with us yes sir ready to start the conversation cindy i am looking at this thread i have read it several times just take a spot set the scene where were you what was your mood when he said when he sat down to write. with 11 troops any details details in here something that i had actually been thinking about doing for a couple of weeks i am as you mentioned i'm an author i write books for children and so i end up reading a lot of books for children too and read fairly regularly all 3 books that have really hurtful portrayals of people with disabilities and this is something that i had been thinking about for a couple weeks and i had i had kind of had the idea that a lot of the probl

wti is something that cannot be ruled out, but also when we get to result season, result should be's gusast credit suisse. we know there was pressure on both ubs and credit suisse. in,viewers just checking three times the estimate, fixed income sales trading up 26%. favorlatility is to their and you've got fixed income trading up 26% pay would you got equities sales and trading up 24%. they talk about may build for the reserves in coming quarters. that is a warning shot? nejra: absolutely. every guidance we get from every company, there is all -- there's also always a caveat as well. there is always uncertainty around coronavirus. build for the reserves and coming quarters from the virus impact, but the word they used in the statement -- speaking of the crisis and speaking of banks, let's get to bank, reporting a deep loss in the first quarter. he comes as no surprise the swedish lender forecast the loss earlier this month. add to that the coronavirus impact, and has been troubled -- has been tough for them to turn things around. the share price has seen an almost when he 5% drop today.

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. >> i used to play poker with a street cat named gus annen he went to college. >> i was roommates withriet tugman. i teach competitive to blind alcoholic babies. i founded the first sat press corps for snapping turtles with adhd. >> that's a lot of letters. >> i invented the alphabet. >> that's real good, hunter. greg: that was pretty damn funny. kat? what does kat look liz warren look better but i make joe biden look worse. greg: people forget that liz destroyed bloomberg over sexual harassment claims. and he would have been a better president than biden. but now biden is being accused of sexual assault and she is not saying anything. kat: it's like she wants to be elected and will just say stuff. i think she would be an excellent vp. joe is an old white guy, and a woman of color would add some diversity to the ticket and that would be excellent. i don't truly believe that anyone truly believe that what we need in this time of crisis is only if joe biden were in charge. you can have problems with the way trump handled things. you can have problems with the way a lot of people handled

ericcson saying the industry will see further resilience amid the pandemic kering gets paired down with gus gucci sales down >>> volatile trading again in oil as brent bares the brunt of the selloff. nearing 21-year lows producers battling the glut and depressed demand >>> the u.s. senate passes a new $500 billion relief fund package. this will go to hospitals. loans for small businesses and some assistance in the funding for testing. >> you cannot tell people to go out in the streets without adequate testing or the fear is that corona will come back doubly as hard as it came the first time >> a very warm welcome to "street signs. european markets starting the morning off on a high note currently trading about 1% higher following a steep selloff with the main benchmark breaking the win streak this morning, european corporate earnings taking focus. we had a number of earnings report a raft of different industries movement around dividends and a lot of pressure on earnings. companies sounding a more optimistic tone in the second half of this year and beyond 2021 energy market volatility weigh

know about it roger is president mohamed you will hari has extended the knock down in a big general gus and ogun state to another 14 days as cases of corona virus in the country continue to rise up and intercept i just live on skype from real capital a big so went to our house nigeria's government been handling this crisis. well basically the government said so fight was able to trace 92 percent of thousands and 6000 individuals or content traced 6000 individuals to one contact with infected people when this outbreak started in nigeria weeks ago now the government also said it has built capacity such that now that $1500.00 individuals can be tested but that is still more to be done you're talking about a country of more than $200.00 people or 200000000 people and the government also sent it has doubled its capacity for isolation treatment as unless the hospitalization of individuals who are hoping to talk to come with the current come down with the coronavirus point symptoms now the government is extending that 2 weeks. lockdown impost on lagos and the capital abuja a simple these 2 sta

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