we have some sports now in football burnley assistant coach ian lowe is one of 6 people with english premier league clubs who have tested positive for the draw virus while the name fired 2 staff off are also among the 6 merely buyers. back in training with officials hoping to resume matches in late june but watford player troy deeney has refused to return to training because he fears catching the virus. or around the world there's been an outpouring of self-sacrifice and thousands have been working in big and small ways to help others like this man in the u.k. army veteran colonel tom moore has raised the equivalent of about $40000000.00 for charity for his efforts used to be knighted by queen elizabeth moore who celebrated his 100th birthday last month inspired the nation when he did laps in his garden 100 times to raise money for health care it's. this is the t.v. news live from berlin remember you can always get the latest at our website dot com or go to our twitter or instagram feeds for me brian thomas the entire team thanks so much for being here. combating the corona pandemic.

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low. so now it's coming on ian and with that you might have some high level thunder showers before anything happens so tonight you may hear the crackling of thunders showers to get in the north bay before any rain actually starts to happen. and then through tomorrow morning we have rain and then starting to break up in your saturday afternoon we'll give you some of those projections in just a bit 95 fresno for the high but at this and central valley numbers are changing 95 for bakersfield, 85% or mental 71 for monterey 68 ing on for san francisco with 68 also for la x 72 for san diego future cast for for today, variable clouds on balance kind of waiting for things to happen. that fight 05:45am tonight or so you know say sunset tonight, not too much is going on some thunder showers developing some rain boom look at it come alive up there are way up in the north bay by sunday more saturday morning and then we'll have some scattered showers and thunder showers through the morning hours by the afternoon tapering off clearing out nicely by sunday and then by sunday night we might have the rain a

ian —— galley. gary. when chris whitty was talking about a0 vaccine they developed he said the chances of anyone working was low so much there is still hope. if no vaccine is available we have to hope for another form of protection and we heard about herd immunity area. if enough people get infected it will affect the entire population. there is also the development of antivirals and lots of research going into this. the distancing measures we may have to live with for quite some time and thatis live with for quite some time and that is probably the best proven way of controlling a virus such as this. we hope the outbreak will weaken and disappear with the rising summer temperatures and people will be more aware. the still hope for a vaccine that it aware. the still hope for a vaccine thatitis aware. the still hope for a vaccine that it is low, i agree. i market these are some of the reality is we are having to confront. all the while we hope for one of those vaccines to come good and on the point of a vaccine, jackie garland asks, jennifer, if they manage to create a vaccine will we be forced to have it? vacci

ian blackford was raising today the fact that the uk government's criteria classes most of these people as lowstem to be able to come here. i think that it's usually concerning at a time when we are relying so heavily on our nhs. when we say to people, know you are i'io when we say to people, know you are no longer welcome. it's really very shocking. let us pick up on the issue, and how people are classified. laura, you have talked about affordability, but should care workers be classed as low skilled? the work they do is incredibly important andl the work they do is incredibly important and i think that it is... what we had yesterday, is a need for a strategy on this, which i think of something i would support. the work they do is incredibly valuable and importance, we have to make sure they have the right people doing that. cassie, let us talk about the jacob rees—mogg response, in the table, it was just after the prime the questions. this was in response to alistair carmichael, the liberal democrat mp, he was questioning whether it was wise before mps to come back physically, many more of t

advising people to stay home they haven't changed their slogan to stay low like boris johnson has and the s. and p. comments lead to ian black has raised this very point and the confusion he says it spreads to the prime minister again. events on sunday could not have been more disastrous from this government the prime minister has made confusion costly devolved administration shuttered widespread confusion amongst the public and a total disregard for this government for worker safety many sadly have seen the images of london buses being packed this morning mr speaker will the prime minister accept that the clear message in scotland is stay home to protect the n.h.s. to save lives i must say i don't accept the characterization of the corporation that we've had across the one issues that are the leader of the s.n.p. and makes. now in order to perhaps dispel some confusion for 'd employers the government has laid out some guidelines that businesses can employ to keep their employees safe they include things like making sure people work within the same teams to avoid contact with other members of staff that is necessary to

low enough yet? sam: oh, i think that rather ian referring to this crisis, think that there's been very for priceortunitycovery. sellers is that those that wanted to sell don't remember the prices that were available seven or eight weeks ago. the buyers are looking at a very different world. and they are expecting to see significant discounts from where we were seven weeks ago, and when you have got that big a spread, nothing happens, and i think that is an accurate description. erik: what about you? what do you need to see before you feel motivated, inclined, even excited about putting capital to work? sam: i think we are all faced with an extraordinary level of uncertainty. uncertainty on how the reopening will go. uncertainty as to when the reopening will happen. uncertain about how people will respond, how soon will anybody get on an airplane, how soon will anybody stay in a hotel, how soon will anybody go to a mall? the fact that these places may be open does not necessarily mean that they will be doing business. and so, i think that that level of uncertainty, rather than people taking action, i thi

low-risk retailers there offering curbside pickup. >> for me it just gives me hope and i know that things will get better. >> reporter: but restaurant owners like ianstill waiting for the green light and he's planning on opening only at 50% capacity. >> we can only do 50% capacity for so long. a month, maybe two, other than that, there's no point. >> reporter: and in texas as hair, nail and tanning salons can take customers, but some owners say they or their employees don't yet feel safe. >> half of them are choosing to stay home, which, you know, is completely fine with us. we definitely want them to feel comfortable coming to work. >> reporter: and another troubling development in new york. the death of a child with potentially covid-19-related illness suffering similar symptoms to toxic shock syndrome now under investigation. and as more americans start to venture outside, officials are still trying to enforce social distancing, six feet of space between everyone. here in new york city more than 360 summons have been issued and 120 people have been arrested in incidents related to social distancing enforcement. guys? >> yeah, and, of course, the