i don't know what most in time really to themselves the 10 days at hoff pension only cost them 400 euros it doesn't seem to bother them but the island's clubs if this goes on time now to open want many want more than anything is a break from all the weeks of lockdown restrictions. actually all we want to do is out in the street. oh god where shall we go which borders are open and which aren't what would be more relaxing majorca without. their help and does so yeah and we've earned it i'm an occupational health hers for example when i was ill going our boards have been suspected cases of covert infection so we've already been through some things the. emotional as well this is just thankful that we can be healing here and we're starting to climb a wall because this is a real liberation. back at the hotel antonia and tomas realize even their holiday is saddled with restrictions the protocol for dinner is complicated. how does this work here. as a good question. because. you have to go in a circle. the hotel personnel watch every move like home just the 1st disinfect then put the clubs are t

in to help test plant with his all of the company's 6500 employees are now in quarantine and around hoff have been tested. here and is in this situation is very difficult because we have employees living in 1300 different locations so this poses an enormous pandemic risk. enormous pond in the easy co. authorities say they're working around the clock to get the situation and upon troll they have complained however that the management of europe's largest meat processing plant 10 years has been making their job difficult by not providing relevant employee information the head of the crisis management team says he's lost all faith in the meat packing company. i do it with as much as i want to say clearly that the trust we have an attorney has company is 0 i have to say this clearly. that statement prompted a response from the owner of the plant he said his firm had struggled to collect the personal data of employees and contractors. you and i love form and truly get i can only offer my complete apologies that i give my apology because we're the cause of the issue and carry full responsibilit

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department, and right now there are actually officers outside staged in tactical gear i i gt town hoffront of the walnut creek mayor's house. let's take a look. all right. and you can see, actually, the protestors abo

plus services such as housekeeping, car washes, and pet grooming can also resume hoff. >>> just because they can, that doesn't necessarily mean they will reopen.torefronts are boar due to looting fears. >>> you are now in need of a face covering if you are outside in public in san jose. the city council unanimously approved a man do it to require masks while in public transit or waiting in line to enter a business. you're exempt when at home or driving alone in your car. >>> as researchers work to develop a covid-19 vaccine, some believe herd immunity might be the answer to help slow the spread. that's when a group builds up immunity to the disease due to a natural immunity or through vaccines. we spoke to an epidemiologist at stanford. until a vaccine is available, he recommends stringent social distancing. >> right now we don't have another way of developing herd immunity so we need to stay away from each other as long as possible as long as the disease is in the community. >> dr. moldonado says a few strains of coronavirus are seasonal but it's too early to tell if the virus will roa

concerning the consulate of the moment we in a position where in about a year's time we may only see hoff the airlines that are flying at the moment because of this crisis well that this. probability of considering to fund that until now with all of the peers that are going on from various industry group in 4 governments enough to support airlines and indeed the industry very little is forthcoming from governments by we'll support to the industry as we speak now as you probably away about full airlines have gone into voluntary either here or. as and occasional m.r. issue just and and. receivership as indication of us upcoming with some of context phrases and kwame now so we went to see the most likely many of sage instances unless of course governments come to bail out airlines and get them back some liquidity to be able to continue their operations. let me just bring in diego here in madrid is there any appetite from the governments to bail out the airlines in the way that they need to be bailed out with those huge sums yeah i don't know is no use if you don't know or go in or inside you

staged in tactical gear in case the protestors move toward the civic center and it gets out of town hoff-- out of hand. but in the past hourhe protestors have actually been up the hill in a neighborhood in front of the walnut creek mayor's house. let's take a look. all right. and you can see, actually, the protestors about 150 to 200 of them, according to the walnut creek police, were outside the mayor's house in the area of her driveway. there is also video of what appears to be a burning blue lives matter flag. the walnut creek police department anticipated the group was going to walk down to the walnut creek police department, but so far they have just been in the neighborhood. this is after seem cryptic social media messages were sent around today which actually started to concern a number of the businesses because walnut creek police alerted the businesses that it was possible that there was going to be looting late tonight. so here is the mayor, who we spoke to -- dan ashley spoke to her about what she had to say. >> i believe that black lives really matter. i believe that this is

department, and right now there are actually officers outside staged in tactical gear i i gt town hoff o-- out of hand. but in the past hour the protestors have actually been up the hill in a neighborhood in front of the walnut creek mayor's house. let's take a look. all right. and you can see, actually, the protestors about 150 to 200 of them, according to the walnut creek police, were outside the mayor's house in the area of her driveway. there is also video of what appears to be a burning blue lives matter flag. the walnut creek police department anticipated the group was going to walk down to the walnut creek police department, but so far they have just been in the neighborhood. this is after seem cryptic social media messages were sent around today which actually started to concern a number of the businesses because walnut creek police alerted the businesses that it was possible that there was going to be looting late tonight. so here is the mayor, who we spoke to -- dan ashley spoke to her about what she had to say. >> i believe that black lives really matter. i believe that this

the kind of magic that we carry on with that i find that with the hoff. so a lot i think the measure of given what we know about this but you about this darn thing and it's competition that. we're born with and the. second get in the call and said we have every interview. with this in any event. or a challenge has more on this story from westminster. it was professor neil ferguson's study for imperial college that actually shocks the governments into imposing the lockdown late in march when he said that if the government did nothing then 250000 people would die he's not an uncontroversial figure though he had to resign from his government advisory position after it emerged that he had broken the law down himself to go and visit his romantic partner but he is still an influential figure and when he speaks people listen certainly journalists have they've picked up on what he said earlier in the day and pressed prime minister boris johnson about it at the press conference this afternoon and we can hear now what boris johnson's response was we made the decisi

india is expelling hoff of those working in pakistan's high commission in new delhi because of spying pakistan quickly rejected the allegations as basis and demanded that india having its diplomatic staff and its i'm about to isn't is all about it more details about pakistan's response. as far as focused on is going to get. india and highly cajuns on the pakistani foreign ministry it's right now. with mr india in 15 days i don't want the next updated in one state sponsored them in pakistan story indeed both sides trading barbs. i don't dimer intentions along the line of control we divide the indian and pakistani administered to me is running high risk street when reports of cease fire violations by board and are far away region a tense standoff between joined he's an indian for. the story what the pakistanis don't know it's a. big asian. region of instability and idea indian government. agents against focused on both sides of course blame each other for why they didn't go to cease fire agreements and on the line of control. the un is warning that covert 19 is spreading rapidly across

what a mess this is we celebrate through here i'm watching the hoffs. move the folks. please. please please please. please. please. you know what wall street's up to its usual bag of tricks now back in 2008 global financial crisis and remember that movie the big short and remember i was obvious that everything was going to blow up and remember how the wall street people were conspiring and then it all blew up in a few people make billions and billions of dollars because they cooked the books grabbed all that cash and as of course said you know what this same thing's going to happen again in 10 to 12 years and guess what here we are 12 years later. we go to work. straight home. on july the 4th the united states of america celebrates its great day of independence the bay that we as a country cut off our chains of oppression from great britain broke their imperial yoke in just a few weeks fireworks will be shot into the heavens and the red white and blue will be the featured colors of every barbecue and the us away will take a day off from work and celebrate that but for our nati

appears to show military officers from the united arab emirates directly training forces loyal to hoff tar. being trained on a russian made air defense system called the pass or s one also a soft arsed main ally off it all while as a non president senior fellow at johns hopkins university foreign policy institute says this new video is just more evidence of the ladies long known involvement in the libyan conflict in added nations that report says that the u. a has conducted over 850. drone attacks on tripoli over the last 4 months. there is now the. u.n. has now an open investigation. for you a involved in the libya show the u.a.e. evolved into libya is absolutely critical it is also the country reportedly that paid the price or the cause for the wagner group to enter into the service of how they do has been without both political and military and also financial support that would not be with he is today so today we are looking at additional evidence of a direct involvement in libya and in the attack going tripoli you know all of that humanitarian consequences of that at least 5 civili

i don't know the most in time for you to themselves the 10 days at hoff pension only cost them 400 euros it doesn't seem to bother them that the island's clubs are to disclose on time now to open want many want more than anything is a break from a few weeks of lockdown restrictions. actually all we want to do is out in the street. where shall we go which borders are open and which aren't what could be more relaxing majorca without. their help and does so yeah and we thought her dead i'm an occupational health nurse for example and was ok now boards have been suspected cases of covert infection so we've already been through some things the. motion only as well. i'm just thankful that we can be here and here. we were starting to climb a wall because this is a real liberation. back at the hotel antonia and tomas realize even their holiday is saddled with restrictions the protocol for dinner is complicated. how does this work here. as a good question. because. you have to go in a circle. the hotel personnel watch every move like home just the 1st disinfect then put the clubs out of there dis

breezyelsewhough, noti hoff.he direction is out of the north and so that means those drying winds warming and drying because we're going to warm up as we get into your monday, early monday maybe some winds there towards the delta, the sam men toe valley and of course out there the fires, so we're certainly in that season and with our drought the climate prediction center also allowing for no rain this time of year and we didn't do too well for this past season, we are certainly vigilant watching the rain, not the rain, the drought and the higher wind forecast throughout the next season as we go into the next several months. 74 today in concord. cool, just 73 in napa. 65 san francisco and on the coast with those breezy northwesterly winds to windy conditions in the low 60s. 70 in san jose today. as we get towards your tuesday we're warmer in the low 90s inland. weesday looks to be the warmest day and not as warm on thursday so the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at the cool day today, the warmup tomorrow as

one reason that don regan wanted to become chief hoff staff because when help was treasury secretary he never had a one-on-one time alone with president reagan and if you keep the cabinet secretaries isolated that will hurt you as a chef of staff. they don't get the face time to get a president of the -- sense of the president. the chief of staff needs to be an inclusive player. i saw this with andy card when i was in the bausch white house. he recognized the importance of cabinet secretaries and the need to pull them into the process and i think that's good model for how to have the chief of staff get along with the cabinet secretaries. probably helps secretary card was a cabinet member and he enough about that. >> let speak on that question from the standpoint of the trump administration. again, an administration that is had a lot of churn in the white house not just at the national security council and also in the role of chief of staff. what i have been able to observe is that on both in the chief of staff role, which has back to critical for the modern american presidency, i don

>> yeah, so we could definitely see big spikes out hoff out of a rally like this.ou can imagine if there are a few folks who are infected, we've seen superspreader events where 50, 60, 70 people have gotten infected from one person. so you get a couple of those in a crowd of 19,000 and things could get pretty bad pretty quickly. >> doctor, thank you. i appreciate your time. >> thank you, don. >>> despite the rise in coronavirus cases, the nfl city has their 2020 season kickoff planned for september. will it actually happen? what dr. anthony fauci is warning about the nfl next. we believe at newday usa we have a noble purpose. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active-duty service people. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. so for us, at newday to help those people at this point in time. it's a labor of love, it's a noble service, and that's what we're all about. aaaaa i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and tru

only 13% hoff blacks say the economy is starting to recover versus 26% of whites who say so. 31% of african-americanss stabilized and not getting worse, but a majority of african-americans, 53%, say the economy is still in a downturn. only 31% of whites say so, so you see a difference there, as well. overall approval on these issues, how is donald trump handling the coronavirus outbreak? only 41% of the country approves of his handling of it. 56% disapprove. and on the economy, which, as you know, has been a donald trump strong suit, it's been one area where he has been in positive territory for much of his presidency, an even split now. that advantage erased. 48% approval, 48% disapproval for trump on the economy. and if you sigh every time here since january of the year, that number has been going down for the president on his approval of handling the economy, alisyn. >> really interesting numbers. david chalian, thank you very much. >> sure. >>> instead of addressing the issue of racism, president trump is attacking t inin ining the 7 peace activist who was shoved to the ground by police and suffe

but especially with an election four months, away, i'm not sure how much hoff a hurry the administratione in to pick that plight at this moment. >> jesus, tell us a little bit. dell e tell us about you. we want to know about you and what it has been like for you not having protection and then having the protection of daca. then not having the protection of it. now here again at least temporarily having protection again? >> yes. so, i have been enrolled in the daca program since 2013. prior to that i was 100% completely undocumented. which meant i was eligible for deportation at any given moment had i, you know, received ap simple traffic ticket or did any sort of misdemeanor crime, i would have been deport at that time and there. >> how old were you when you came to the u.s.? >> i was 6-years-old and i received daca my first year in college, so up until that point i was undocumented. now, with the obama administration's daca program, i had the privilege and the right to obtain a work permit in a lawful temporary deferment from deportation, which meant i can work in peace. i can obtain a

against back people, how it's shaped by violence against black men inch your study, you talk a lot about hoff the rences in the way black women interact with police. talk abo some of those differences. >> i do also talk about the fact that we perience many of the same forms of vlence. i do think tha much of thele police ve that black women experience also happens in private as it did fr breonna taylor. it often happens in the context of the war on drugs, and sort of by association in the way that the officer somehow thought that she was associated with something th she was not a all associated with. so it happens in the context of calls for help, calls for help in mental health crisis, calls for help r domestic violence, calls for help around sexual assault. calls for help, you know, in tatiana jefferson's case, a ullness check can wind being a deadly intervention with police. so i think what that tells us is that it moves us more quickly td the dehat people are making on the streets in louisville and across the country toefund police and invest in different responses to those things, to ment

comes from last year the brand made around $500000000.00 in sales in india alone which makes up the hoff its global business some skin whitening creams have been flagged for containing dangerous levels of chemicals prompting countries to pull the products from shelves in january norway banned 2 for lovely products off to discovering toxic metals not carry at hydro quinones into stan you know leave a disputed the findings suggesting that those products were counterfeit we had a sued is a lawyer and women's rights advocate in new delhi she says that simply changing the name doesn't address the problem. in many ways the product is is a problem and the fact that these products exist but back to it certain kinds of discrimination in society but the marketing and the branding of the product. can perhaps even be said to have a larger in fact on how fanous and darkness of skin up perceived in society and that's a large source of the discrimination to oh so it's not as if it's not as if the packaging or the promotion of the product is irrelevant but i think a lot of it depends not just on even we

to to their piece of cheese at the end of the maize but their fragile, and they're -- they get out hoff education system and they are looking for someone to ask permission to do the next thing and i think that's a long-term problem for the american character, the american people, that if you have green up your whole life and always had a third party authority figure to adjudicate any interpersonal conflict and you just know how to follow instructions really well, something really important about america will be lost. >> jonah, i think also kids are deterred from thinking there are absolute truths. so, franklin adds humility but in the book he says to be humble like socrates and jesus. so neither of those are wishy washy men. they weren't my truth is for me and your truth is for you. no. sock -- socrates has a true understanding of philosophy and annoying people with it. it's not humility that every's throughout valid but coming to an understanding of truth and make a commitment and engage in a civic dialogue while standing your own ground and saying there's a right and a wrong here. >>

a lot hoff people that aren't minorities just don't understand what they feel like they want to do and't know where to start, so internally, have those tough questions being asked. find out how your colleague or staff feels and have the other individuals who may not be of color ask also and they'll start to get more insight. it has to start within the company and then of course it's amazing they're going out to help other organizations that are helping you know the black community. >> the diversity numbers at nike, of 22, 23% which is actually higher than a lot of the rest of corporate america, which doesn't publish this diversity and inclusion had been hot buzz words for years now esg had been all the rage. why do you think these numbers are still so low and do you have hope they are going to grow at any rapid pace as a result of this moment we're in right now >> it's been due unfortunately to systemic racisracism it took up until weinstein 60 years later to really start making legislation that means that a woman's voice was heard when you're hiring practices, when you say listen, if

. >> my name is shane hoff. i've been a school bus driver in san francisco for 24 years, and my union is smart 1741. i want to remind -- [inaudible] >> -- as such, it is in violation of assembly bill 5. both the state of california and the city of san francisco have sued ride sharing companies for continuing to miscategorize and exploit their drivers as independent contractors when they are in fact employees, deserving all the benefits that they get -- would get as employees. california pacific utilities commission also recently issued an opinion confirming that rideshare drivers are, in fact, employees. in addition, i would like to see, as one of your resolves, the commitment to the safety of san francisco unified school district children. in addition to cost savings and efficiency, this resolution should resolve to address the safety of the children being transported as one of the prominent concerns. and this resolution should also resolve to ensure the ethical and fair treatment of all workers, and i am throu

speak to the chancellor about the possibility of including self employment income in the calculation hoff to verify easily in order to comply with his wishes but i am happy to discuss it more fully with him and write to him in detail. in front of the liaison committee the prime minister was shocked to learn that many migrants living and working lawfully in the uk have no recourse to public funds. without support, many have been forced to continue working in unsafe conditions or been pushed into extreme poverty. he promised the liaison committee that he would do all he could to help. scrapping the policy would be the best step. so can he update the house on his progress? yes, mr speaker. what i can tell the house is everybody knows that no recourse to public fundsis knows that no recourse to public funds is a long—standing condition that applies to people here with temporary immigration status but that doesn‘t, it is a term of art. it doesn‘t mean they are necessarily excluded from all public funds, and for instance, they may be eligible for instance, they may be eligible for coronavirus j

and ongoing investments in our child care infrastructure, we could very well lose as much as half hoff our country's child care capacity. ultimately, we could be left with a child care system that is only accessible for the privileged, limiting access for children for whom benefits of child care are the greatest. we risk economically disastrous outcomes as women take on more and more unpaid child care duties and put their careers on hold or reduce their hours worked. >> so isabel soto, he's saying that child care will be a greatly reduced, available to only a few and lots of economic fallout from all this. what's your take on all this? >> i think that's absolutely right. the concern is that a lack of child care is going to make it much harder for people to return to work. so as much as we'd like to see a v-shaped economic recovery, we're looking at about 30 million parents who might face this challenge and not go straight back to work because of these child care concerns. the other thing i heard was we need some sort of support. this is an ongoing problem. it's not new. a lot of people