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i reckon i started all that with the gig economy and the lot, yes.as doing those sort of things. the number one minute in your compa ny‘s records is to provide jobs for women with children. all of this really matters because these are debates — extremely important debates that continue to this very day. isn't it disappointing that it is now 50 years on and we still actually have women saying, "i feel discriminated in, i feel i cannot do this, "i feel i'm not valued, i feel my skills are not valued." it is really rather pathetic. that is an interesting word. what do you mean by "pathetic"? i think it is very sad from society's point of view that so many people do not feel valued. the interesting thing, though, is, because you been quite outspoken on this, you have at times suggested that young women today, of this current generation of young workers, have it easy. you told thejewish chronicle in 2014 that, and i'm quoting you, "the young women of today have got it dead easy "compared with the women of my generation." and i would say that again today.

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market numbers then that if you fall down the rabbit hole you're going to have to study many fields i reckon on computer science or retired graffiti and history of money and i don't know there is so much that you discover along the way and the more you know and the more you find out of the more you're going to realize that. you're. rushing the service and there's always more and so i have them for this my thesis and a big argument with my supervisor. happy with what i know and i keep on discovering new stuff all the time and see just one finish it so you just write something. well i will have to get him on the show and try to educate him right here on t.v.'s the best solution for that now only getting but flat so is this type of work they are discussing and you're talking about they founding of the united states the philosophy behind it you know in the us and are very big on separating church and state what they call in you have the potential separation of state and money which would be a quantum leap in individual sovereignty as as we say and is this what has led to all the work that you do

because i reckon a lot of people will be starting to think that this is going on for quite a long timegetting out there, particularly if they have kids in the household, everybody may be getting a bit stir crazy and there may be just the temptation to get out there, hang out and start to break the regulations. and ijust urge you not to do that. 0ur political correspondent jonathan blake is at westminster. the prime minister himself staying in isolation a bit longer. yes, as you saw and heard there, jane, the prime minister not looking or sounding too well at all and after the recommended seven days in isolation, he says he still has a temperature, which is one of the key symptoms of coronavirus, and so is following the virus done like advice to stay in isolation for a while longer. downing street keen to point out he is still working and leading the government's efforts against coronavirus, he chaired the daily meeting this morning via video link but it is undoubtedly difficult to have the prime minister remaining in isolation at such a critical time for the government. and for all the

infections is beginning to slow he says he'll unveil plans to reopen the economy on thursday but i reckon number of americans more than 2300 were killed by the virus in the past 24 hours. the data suggests that they should what we have passed the peak or new cases hopefully that will continue and we will continue to make great progress these encouraging developments of put a sort of very strong position to finalize guidelines for the states on reopening the country which will be announcing we're going to be talking about that tomorrow . well the head of the world health organization says he regrets a decision by president trump to hold funding to a u.n. agency but w.h.o. says its main focus is fighting the coronavirus sean has accused the body of mishandling the pandemic response new york is still on the front line of the pandemic in the u.s. with the highest number of reported infections and deaths even though new infections seems to be slowing in recent days hospitals they're breaking points nearly 700 sale is in france's shows the goal naval group have tested positive for coal that 19

talking about a new normal i think he's also said now that and i reckon i'll make activities will resume from this saturday april 11th is around ready for that that's expected. well whether they're ready or not it seems that there is a political will at the highest levels of government to move forward and we've seen the government in real time do this cost benefit analysis between trying to track and treat the spread of covert 1000 in the country while at the same time making sure that the country's economy the bottom doesn't fall out from the country's economy and it seems as though despite a number of lawmakers at the parliamentary level as well as at the ministerial level in the health ministry former members of the government have been critical of this decision but it seems that the decision has been made that the country's economy must be slowly opened up once again on april 11th we are going to see several provinces begin to normalize their activity normalizing traffic and and operating hours for businesses and then we're expecting a week later around april 18th or 19th for those d

infections is beginning to slow he says he'll unveil plans on thursday to reopen the economy but i reckon number of americans were killed by the virus in the past 24 hours bringing the total number of deaths to nearly 31000 head of the world health organization says he regrets a decision by president trump to hold funding to the body trampas accuse e.u. an agency of mishandling the krona virus pandemic responds it says its main focus is fighting the virus and sweden has reported a shopping crease in the number of cold 1000 feet with 170 people killed on wednesday that's up from 114 the previous day so fos weekend has not impose a total lockdown similar to other european countries. let's turn to other news now and more than 2 dozen refugees have died on a ship that had been adrift for weeks off the coast of bangladesh nearly 400 refugees were on board the boat which was trying to reach malaysia they were rescued by bangladeshis called scott on wednesday hundreds of thousands of rohingya fed press accused in myanmar let's speak to tom dear child free in bangladesh dhaka forus tell us about

ground at the back i just don't recommend that thing to do i mean if you if you find your punch drunk i reckon you get out of it he later admitted he'd retired too early but was a regular in the paddock influencing the younger generation of drivers who would themself. go on to win world championships but the lack of a world title never bothered most. and in the exclusive position of people saying well he should have won he never did soon as gives me an exclusive a different being just 11 time world champion when there are other guys out there with 7 like michael but the most important thing to me really is due respect to my other drivers one last lived his life in the fast lane his wife said he died peacefully at home in his sleep in london. it's good to have you with us hello adrian forgetting here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera u.k. prime minister boris johnson has been discharged from hospital downing street says though that he won't go straight back to work it's unclear how long his recovery period will be. in the last 7 days i have of course seen the pressure that the n.h.s. is under

put out for the core i reckon i could. revive. you which i don't like. and also mossad now proved there is not a good office a course a record of that they are home was not on their degree other might tell you the 3 of them and psychs nuff saw in a circle of you know what a w and a no our friends are or your mother had this you can associate mom more or less and british cabinet or that often or at the station a friend so we were at bill for. bill cabin at the english 0 or low and not already different so into lot of city it's hard to know how much influence psychs ultimately had over british policy making he was given more prominence in british policy making around the middle east during the war years than he ever deserved he was a relatively ill educated inexperienced man whose only connection to the autumn and world had been as a tourist. so for this man to be playing such a role in the holes of power over deciding british policy towards the near east seems to us today to be anomalous indeed ridiculous. regardless of psych's role things continue to pro

. >> well, yeah, i reckon this is probably one of the most modern, up-to-date hospitals i've ever seen. and it's utterly overwhelmed. utterly overwhelmed. they just cannot cope with the numbers of people that are needing intensive care treatment. and that's the difference. it's not -- it uses up so many resources because people can be kept alive in intensive care, but it is so intensive that it takes up huge arounds of resources, time, and people. and they never, ever, ever thought they would have to have 60, 70, 80, 90 intensive care beds, plus hundreds of others, plus thousands more who have been sent home, who have coronavirus, but aren't needing this sort of care. if this sort of place can't cope, you know, some countries, britain as well, but some countries, it's just a disaster. a disaster. there's just no way around it. >> these vast corridors are usually filled with relatives waiting to visit their loved ones. not anymore. the wards are full, but nobody can visit. the lockdown inside this hospital is as complete as the lockdown outside. to return to the outside world, we must r

coronavirus infections is beginning to slow he says he'll unveil plans to reopen economy on thursday but i reckon number of americans were killed by the virus in the past 24 hours framing the total fatalities to $31000.00 it's pretty euro to know will be opening up states some states much sooner than others and with exum of the states could actually open up before the deadline of may 1st and i think that will be a very exciting time indeed governors are looking forward they're chomping at the bit to get going again not all states are the same they're very different some are having very little problem some of done such a good job that they have or a little problem and they're ready to go. the head of the world health organization says he regrets a decision by president trump to halt funding to the body w.h.o. says its main focus is fighting the virus has accused the u.n. agency of mishandling the coronavirus pandemic response new york is still on the frontline of the pandemic in the u.s. with the highest number of reported infections and deaths and even though you infections seem to snowden recent

. >> well, yeah, i reckon this is probably one of the most modern, up-to-date hospitals i've ever seenit's utterly overwhelmed. utterly overwhelmed. they just cannot cope with the numbers of people that are needing intensive care treatment. and that's the difference. it's not -- it's using up so many resources. because people can be kept alive in intensive care, but it is so intensive that it takes up huge amounts of resources, time, and people. and they've never, ever, ever thought they would have to have 60, 70, 80, 90 intensive care beds, plus hundreds of others, plus thousands more who have been sent home, who have coronavirus, but aren't needing this sort of care. if this sort of place can't cope, you know, some countries, britain as well, but some countries, it's just a disaster. a disaster. there's no way around it. >> the vast corridors are usually filled with relatives waiting to visit their loved ones. not anymore. the wards are full, but nobody can visit. the lockdown inside this hospital is as complete as the lockdown outside. to return to the outside world, we must remove

pride i suppose if you like to want to go in racing and find myself training ground at the back i just don't reckon the best thing to do i mean if you if you find your punch drunk i reckon you get out of it he later admitted he'd retired too early but was a regular in the paddock influencing. the younger generation of drivers who would themselves go on to win world championships but the lack of a world title never bothered moss. and he in the exclusive position of people saying well he should have won he never did so that's gives me an exclusive or 2 from being just a one time world champion when there are other guys out there with 7 michael but the most important thing to me really is due respect to my other drivers one last lived his life in the fast lane his wife said he died peacefully at home in his sleep in london. formula one world champion lewis hamilton paid tribute to stirling moss on twitter saying he'll miss his conversations and special moments with the racing great marco formula one industry experts and new stunning most well. stirling moss really can be described as a legend he's an

but i reckon they end up pricing it into their electricity bills for consumers. the wind farm sites cleared of munitions by private sector firms constitute a fraction of the total area in question the german navy also deployed special ships to scan the sea bed the government provides funding for a range of research projects and has set up an expert monitoring group. the underwater ordinance committee is headed by un stern haim founded in 2007 it brings together specialists representing the national and regional governments moment right now we're conducting a general evaluation we're trying to do what environmental groups have been demanding for years and drawing up a comprehensive register of munitions this will be towards a couple situation. every year the experts publish a list of the t.n.t. hand grenades torpedoes and shells discovered in 2017 they found $171.00 remnants of the 1st and 2nd world wars off the coast signal in germany the committee works independently of government authorities. also it would be easier than status is necessary so that we can be fr

and you have good news saws some really bad some good news i can reckon a negative way i'm show you that and then i can do this active constructive and you just see the difference and then you attract so i have some good news ok i start to get a. tell you what i will get a new show here on dolly right ok yeah it's a great show yeah you know. even you know this you know but i'm a little bit confused i mean we do have dinner later and did you bring the milk. i cut conceded that doesn't feel good. doesn't feel good that's a subtle eyes because i've got breaking news for me and she's not directing so this is destructive this is definitely sorcha right thank you for showing me. ok so now are you ready for the yes please ok ok so use same newness and i'll ask you some open questions tell you what i will get a new show here on the dolly oh rot in hell show almost every day night it's one hour it's a primetime show it's a hell show it's and i will do the presenter how did you find out what happened tell me well actually they just called me i wish i was in the restaurant i was eating pizza and th

quick thing to everybody thinking about this weekend and what maybe some fine mean weather because i reckon a lot of people will be starting to think that this is going on for quite a long time and they would rather be getting out there and particular if they've got you've got kids in the household everybody may be getting a bit stir crazy maybe just a temptation to get. out and start to break the regulations and i just urge you not to do that please please stick with the guidance. now the government have come under pressure because of the issue of testing in accusations that they haven't tested enough and that certainly would seem to be the case when compared to other european countries germany for example are currently testing up to half a 1000000 people a week the u.k. number still some way short of that although ministers do say that they intend to get up to 25000 tests today and then eventually 100000 tests a day but it's emerged that the government while warned previously by the world health organization that they need to step up testing community testing not just of any just stuff bu

of the worst times the country has ever faced >> for a great number of our viewers, though, jim, i reckon that you would tell them either, sitting here now or if they stopped you on the street and said, what should i do, the majority of your answers right now would probably be, do nothing. am i right or am i wrong >> you're right. look, i do think if you own individual stocks, there are some moves that you have to make if you're just -- if you're a person who has a 401(k), i don't want you going in and out, flitting out of your 401(k). i think if you haven't put your contribution in, as we get closer to when we climb and we finish climbing the mountain, maybe commit half. but i agree, it's very hard to be able to say, you know, what, this is the moment, because i just heard cuomo say really terrible things, because tomorrow you've got that same, this is the moment was it steve that was saying, you know, that there are three great bottoms of this bottom i mean, that was -- that press conference is just like, get me out of here! and what you have to do is you try to have to just hold your b

yasi we also have 65000 people displaced by the ongoing conflicts between the seas and and that i reckon on me and all those people needs to keep on receiving ice yes yes distance and protection and that's what we are fighting for the 3rd priority was of course to join our reforms to the one of the government of other you money to an organization of medical services of the country and of course to once years of the myanmar i trust because we had to basically plan and go for activities which were not initially foreseen for the year 2020. serious accounting and we would appreciate your time thanks very much for joining us on al-jazeera. garment workers in bangladesh of how the protest over unpaid wages hundreds blocked a road outside a factory demanding their salaries manufacturers account for 85 percent of exports and employ or 1000000 people but international orders have dried up because of the cover 1000. textile factories in tailors in kenya scrambling to produce tens of millions of surgical masks after the government made it compulsory to wear them in public health and so it reports f

quick thing to everybody thinking about this weekend and what may be some far mean weather because i reckon a lot of people will be starting to think that this is going on for quite a long time and they would rather be getting out there and particular if they've got you've got kids in the household everybody may be getting a bit stir crazy maybe just a temptation to get. out and start to break the regulations and i just urge you not to do that please please stick with the guidance. i've seen the government repeatedly saying that they are going to step up testing and there are reports that they want to aim for up to $100000.00 tests a day by the end of this month but it still would be somewhere short of what we're seeing in other countries already at this point germany are doing $70000.00 tests day around half a 1000000 a week and they're expected to ramp that up even further and it also emerges also comes at some urgent that the government ignored warnings from the world health organization to ramp up testing because they expected another influenza type of outbreak to be more likely than co

thing to do i mean if you if you and your punch drunk i reckon you get out of it he later admitted he'd retired too early but was a regular in the paddock influencing the younger generation of drivers who would themselves go on to win world championships but the lack of a world title never bothered moss. and in the exclusive position of people saying well he should have won they never did so that's gives me the exclusivity for being just a one time world champion when there are other guys out there with 7 like michael but the most important thing to me really is due respect to my other drivers one last lived his life in the fast lane his wife said he died peacefully at home in his sleep in london. and 4 time tour de france when a chris froome says his recovery from a horrific accident is almost completes the 34 year old speaking during a virtual race on sunday the british rider spent more than 3 weeks in hospital after breaking several bones when crushed into a wall germany training run last year the recovery is going really well i don't go so far as saying it's pretty much complete. i

back i just don't recommend that but the thing to do i mean if you if you find your punch drunk i reckon you get out of it he later admitted he'd retired too early but was a regular in the paddock influencing the younger generation of drivers who would themselves go on to win world championships but the law. well title never pull that most. and really in the exclusive position of people saying well he should have won he never did so that's gives me an exclusivity for being just a one time world champion when there are other guys out there with 7 like michael but the most important thing to me really is due respect to my other drive one last lived his life in the fast lane his wife said he died peacefully at home in his sleep in london. thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera back in just a moment with much more of the day's. the way disease outbreaks have impacted dense urban areas like during the flu pandemic in the early 1900 has played a role in how our cities look and run urban planners reacted to that flu and other outbreaks changing how cities were zoned and led to updated

and unfortunately we're looking for political and military answers yeah i think that's rather i agree reckon it looks maybe it's for optics for the you know the people view the military as a sense of authority figure maybe perhaps but you know rick i hate to bring up. passed but you have been at a few big networks in this country so you've seen how this is done and there really hasn't been any pushback from the mainstream media on this not from any side of this so why haven't they said anything. but let me tell you about me through media in a situation like this and this is really a rudimentary fault with our media right now and i can make it very easy for people to understand. people like yourself and myself i actually went to journalism school and studied how to be reporters you know what he was ingrained in the principles the ethics the 5 w.'s questioned us so that you can share new information with people and there's a little thing called news gathering and storytelling those are the 2 most important elements of what we do well some of the folks who are bringing us the news nowadays espe

makes them relevant is unfortunately for him some of the negative stories that are going rob i would reckon you said it right in your opening right now he's practically only allowed to campaign from his basement that's pretty tough for any candidate in any race whether you're dog catcher or running for president and in this case right it's a lot of negative stories that have a lot of questions that don't get any answers and while you're trying to get indorsements like nancy pelosi came out this week hillary clinton came out and his own wife gave kind of his at press conference you're still not seeing a strong joe biden in how he would present himself during and this is a virus that would be different from what's going on in the white house right now so he had a hard time trying to get traction and practically it's basically just it he's in his basement 3rd candidate now we understand this morning there's a new guy who wants the stories had into the ring who is this guy what do we know about him well rick you know this every single time presidential race you're going to have a 3rd candidate

i had read half of the communist manifesto and i reckon that was enough -- not quite true. have read a good deal of marx and lenin who was a hero of mine when i was 16. read-- oh, boy, he's great. we had the same opinion then and i learned stuff and he didn't because he has the same opinion he had in 1960. people say he's consistent. yeah, he's consistently wrong. we have tried to socialism. as i said, socialism appropriately and efficiently works in a family. it works among a small group of friends and it should. i buy pizza to share with five of my friends and i say well, you know i paid for this pizza, i'm going to eat it all, no, that's what friends do. in a big society, you know, 330 million people , this kind of making everything into a family doesn't work. that doesn't mean you don't have charity and don't want to help each other, doesn't mean that you-- terrible capitalist with blood running from his mouth, no. that's not how capitalism-- lists are which i think i established my first book of these three and it's not what made the economy rich, which is what i establ

i think there's an ideological element, one of the things i want to reckon with, i worked with 25 or other books and what i expected to find was an ideologically driven white hats black hats character, you'll actually find another textbooks, the real problem, they are so badly written, so convoluted, i can prove into a hostage note in all these things were inserted to appease various groups that are going to influence the texas textbook community of textbook publishing and texas. and other states that have textbook selections. yet these utterly incoherent -- i read this and said how can we expect young people to read this. this is horrible. i cannot read it. so i actually think in the end of ideology is less than a problem, it does become a problem after 1964 including 1964, from that point on even the very best and they're not the best though not all that good but they make the textbooks become so clearly and transparently, ideological that i would not want to use them but for a long time i published a little book 20 years ago almost, or call the student guide to u.s. history and it

because i reckon a lot of people will be starting to think that this is going on for quite a long timelaying the spread of the virus. remember that incredible clapping again last night for our fantastic nhs. we are doing it to protect them and to save lives. let‘s focus on doing everything we can, stay at home, protect our nhs and save lives. 0ur chief political correspondent vicki young is in westminster. striking, it gives us a sense of how the prime minister must be feeling that he is staying in self isolation. he is trying to lead by example by saying to people stay at home particularly if you have these symptoms, and the idea that you isolate for seven days if you are on your own. 0bviously isolate for seven days if you are on your own. obviously if you still have some of the symptoms then you have some of the symptoms then you have to carry on in isolation. downing street emphasising the prime minister has this mildly although he does still have a temperature but they are keen to emphasise he is still working. he has been chairing that daily, war cabinet they are calling it, ever

i can't tell you what a day of reckoning will come but you assume there will be day of reckoning. i add to the other concerns the country is moving to the left. i'm very nervous about the market structure there's no stabilizing forces in the market i called on the sec to reinstats t -- state the rule certain foreign countries reason bagging short selling. i'm not in favor of that i think they do add some stablts to the market. i do believe we should control them through the up tick rule. i find it hard to argue. it doesn't make any sense to me. i reeppeat what i said before, earnings will be less than people expected. demand is likely to come back slowly there's more debt to be serviced more costs to be incured for compliance it's like you go into building after 9/11 and you got to sign that register. the stock repurchase with the future they issue 350 or 60, 70 million dollars zero premium convert with a 6 to 7% coupon convertible at the last sell of $6 obviously something has changed in their view. i think you have to be careful you have to be slow. the world is different >> lee,

created during the last recession why has it been so opposed to doing that well because i think we have to reckon with the fact that the memory of the year is a crisis in the way that was handled the divisions that well out. of deeply poisonous it's tantamount to something like a kind of low level european civil war it's difficult for the north to admit this i think that those feelings are then out on the part of the southern member states and furthermore the republic is in italy in particular how the media of course is the key figure here who are willing to exploit those sentiments and they have made the circle have this ability mechanism political poison for the government even if they would be tempted to take it up that it is convenient and it's that it would be dangerous for them politically to do it. right as always and heal wounds between northern countries and southern countries really behind a lot of these stores adam tuesday rector of european institute at columbia university thank you very much thank you let's take a look now at some of the other business stories making headlines around

i reckon that goes higher. you have seen all the furloughs we have seen happening. so it's not good. again, back to what we just said, yeah, they are going to get a stimulus to stay in the game so they can really reopen and swhee what they can do but once they reopen, bills start coming back in, there is social distancing, we still have that psychological issue. citi is right. we have a longer track that will be bumpier than we think. we will get there in the end but it's going to be painful. ashley: yeah. buckle up, for sure. scott, thanks for sticking around. appreciate it, as always. some stocks that we are watching for you. take a look at xerox. they are producing thousands, we are told, of disposable ventilators. xerox up 4% premarket. take a look at kroger. starting today, the grocer says it is limiting the number of shoppers in the store. probably makes sense right now. just down .33%. walmart, meanwhile, facing a wrongful death lawsuit. one of its employees died from the virus. we will get into that story a little more later in the broadcast. you can see tar

you go eat when i say you can eat and guess would i say take your reckon take it now that's the reality it was going on behind the walls in a prison with luggage and a lockdown in this in a state but especially in mississippi is a time for dio say out to more to allow staff who are rated been overworked to have time off so this is a lot of. this going on even more pressure rises a pressure situation. we want units we know. we want any brothers or sisters as a side unit $32.00 to be out of a unit $32.00 we were partially shut down in the interim. immediately what we want is for those brothers and sisters assad to have better food better health care better mental health care we want them to be treated like human beings we want them to be able to have access to their family existed to their representation because these are things that they're being done now right now just as here value of which you have to try and do in the here man a time in the amount of money that it takes to even without any litigation the bad conditions we can take the alabama department of corrections case as an exam