financial pressure on to the shipyards germany's my of after has been building the giant cruise ship iona for piano cruises but the company is shying away from taking delivery so it can delay final payments jobs at the shipyard or at risk the german government is concerned about the future of the ship building industry. a lot of often as this situation is problematic for ship builders because contracts that are in the pipeline have all been put on hold 19 in germany. that means at the moment we have no work beyond 2023 or 24 once again also. covert 19 has turned the dream days of cruising into sleepless nights about the future of the industry. well that's it for now for me in the team don't forget you can get more information on all the stories on our website it's deja dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram as well at d w news i'm michael okwu in berlin thanks for watching more news in 45 minutes. i'm scared that the volume or that's hard and in the end it's a me you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers w

financial pressure on to the shipyards germany's my of afters been building the giant cruise ship iona for piano cruises but the company is shying away from taking delivery so it can delay final payments jobs. at the shipyard or at risk the german government is concerned about the future of the ship building industry. often as this situation is problematic for ship builders because contracts that are in the pipeline have all been put on hold 19 in germany. does. that means at the moment we have no work beyond 2023 or 24 and also. covert 19 has turned the dream days of cruising into sleepless nights about the future of the industry. you're watching news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you right now the north korean leader kim jong un has called an emergency meeting after a person exhibited 19 symptoms and trey songz near the border with south korea the city has been placed on the top if confronted would be the us led to country's 1st official case. and that's it for now for me and the early team i'll have an update for you at the top of the hour doesn't it you can

financial pressure on to the shipyards germany's my of after has been building the giant cruise ship iona for piano cruises but the company is shying away from taking delivery. so it can delay final payments jobs at the shipyard are at risk the german government is concerned about the future of the ship building industry. this situation is problematic for ship builders because contracts that are in the pipeline have all been put on hold 19 in germany. that means at the moment we have no work beyond 2023 or 24 and also. covert 19 has turned the dream days of cruising into sleepless nights about the future of the industry. and you're a minder of the top story that we're following for you jobless workers in the us face uncertainty as they wait for congress to decide on extending unemployment benefits the current coronavirus relief program expires at the end of july lawmakers are divided over how much financial aid they're willing to provide. here watching thanks so much for joining us. passion drama competition marketing numbers atmosphere. intuition love hate money. fans from stamps and fri

we welcome jeanne zaino, our bloomberg political contributor and a professor of political college.t iona this is a big move for the president. he had fought for this. he decided to go to florida because he wanted to have a big convention and now he is giving up altogether. what is going on? jeanne: the writing was on the wall, you had aids convinced him , you had apprehensive donors, you had members of the gop from congress who said they would not show up. they were going to have trouble getting guests. then you had talk of social distancing, wearing masks, and the president and his team did not want to repeat of what they saw in tulsa. all of those things combined. the pandemic numbers in florida having increased in the last several weeks. the writing was on the wall the president had to make this move, which is something he had resisted. he fought the governor of north do it inon trying to north carolina in a way that was socially distanced and safe. he moved into jacksonville and yesterday he was forced to reverse course. it was the right move, but for the president it is devastating

reform remains focused for lawmakers on the left with two members of the squad, rashida tlaib and iona presley unveiling the brief act which calls for defunding the police. >> the breathe active bold, transformative, we start to transition a new version, a new vision for public safety. it affirms black lives. >> reporter: it would include getting would've the drug enforcement agency and abolishing ice. one squad member, ilhan omar going as far as to say the next step is complete dismantling of the economy. >> as long as our economy and political system prioritize profits without considering who is profiting, who is being shut out we will perpetuate this inequality. we cannot stop at criminal justice reform. we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. >> the plan calling for diverting money to healthcare, education and housing, and disbanding ice, something acting ice director tom homan says is a bad idea. >> 89% of everybody ice arrests is a criminal, criminals won't be detained, won't be released into the public. >> reporter: the far left

zaino, professor of political science at iona college.balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ dio. ♪ david: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i'm david westin. we have an eventful first week back after july 4, including president trump place to go to florida to talk about drug enforcement in latin america. a lot going on in the markets. right now, it is time for first word news with mark crumpton. florida, the percentage of covid-19 tests coming back positive is climbing, undermining governor ron that the crisis is not getting worse. the positivity rate climbed to 15%. it is now at the highest on record according to data compiled by bloomberg, which goes back to early april. laura has had more than 61,000 new cases over the past seven days, the highest ever. the spanish government is extending some financial measures through september to help families weather the economic fallout from the pandemic. utility companies cannot cut gas, electricity, or water fail toeven if citizens put their bills unt

remains a focus for lawmakers on the left with two members of the so-called squad, rashida tlaib and iona presley unveiling the breeze act which calls for defunding the police. >> reporter: the breeze act is bold, meaningful and transformative, we can start to envision through this bill a new version of public safety, one that protects and affirms black lives. >> reporter: the plan would include getting one of the drug enforcement agency and abolishing ice with one squad member, ilhan omar going as far as to say the next step is a complete dismantling of the economy. >> long as our economy and political system prioritizes profits without considering who is profiting, who is being shut out we will perpetuate this inequality. we cannot stop the criminal justice system. we must begin the work of dismantling the whole system of oppression wherever we find it. >> reporter: the plan calling for diverting money to healthcare, education and housing, closing detention facilities, it calls for providing reparations for african americans and people harmed by police in the criminal justice system. ca

i partnered with iona to make sure we have fees in boston.ocial justice is making sure people, $30,000, 30% of their income goes to paying for transportation cost. each and every one of those issues, partnering with cory booker -- the only cosponsor to overhaul the criminal justice -- latoya: senator, that's time. same question for you. give us specifics of what you've done and what you will do. rep. kennedy: latoya, when i was asked to give a response to mr. trump's first state of the union, i was one of the first democrats to declare that black lives matter. this has been at the heart of my work from the moments in congress and the first bills i passed in educational opportunities for mental health care and maternity health care. i was one of the founders of the mortality congress in washington. i support legislation, vote for legislation, like the george floyd justice in policing acts, the bills led by the black caucus that sets the framework for the beginning of this work. legislation with a democratic caucus chairman to make it easier to

she was 73. 62-year-old patricia wilke was devoted to her career asar pharmacist iona.macy technician in the air force. understanding mother to theirand five children, including three sons w followed in their footsteps and found work in the pharmaceutical injury -- industry. ted called patty his best friend. thoughtful, cheerful, and loved by everyone,he ty would have celebrated 40 years of marriage this year. lebrian m was blind for most of his life, but he refused to through his work at the department of education and various advocacy groups in the waington, d.c., area, he helped institute policies to aid the blind. omhis said he had great energy and a love for history, music, and travel. that included his plan to visit 100 different countrmes in his life he made it to 65. he was 52 years old. 28-year-old jamesas simpson enough natural at connecting with others. his family called him a gentle giant with a smile and energy that could light up her room. growing up in foster carin sacramento, he developed a passion for helping young people. he served as a camp counselor

iona is the manager.r guests and regulars back in the door. as you can see around, there are lots of changes, lots of sanitising units around. the tables, that is how we would have a table laid up, all around the building, but that is all the tables will be quite bare when you walk in. that is to stop any cross contamination, no cutlery, glasses, napkins and that sort of thing. your staff would normally be able to do a bit of everything that they will have very specific jobs for the whole day? yeah, i think they will get quite frustrated because waiting staff sometimes serve a customer, combine the bar and get their drinks but you can't have that now. there will be full of stuff, someone hosting, someone at the exit door and just one person on the exit door and just one person on the bar where usually there are three orfour, just the bar where usually there are three or four, just one person so they are not crossing. and customers will find the new rules in place, they will have to leave contact details a

iona presley is introducing the freedom-to-move act, which is -- it would incentivize fair, free transit, as well as having provisions to approve safety and quality of transportation and address equity gaps. i think it's an interesting piece of legislation, very timely. and again, it's at the early stages but i did see the announcement and would very much like that to be included in future updates. thank you. >> thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> chair, there is no public comment. >> ok, public comment is closed and there is no action to be taken and so we can move on to the next item. >> item 6, allocate $11,230,724 in sale tax funds and $1,043,89, $1,043,898 and double a registration fee fund with conditions. this is an action item. >> miss leport. >> good morning. chair, are you able to see my slides? >> yes, we are. >> super. so the first of the three requests presented today is for the annual funding that the sale tax program provides to the paraprogram and we've been supporting this program since 2004 and there are a suite of s

iona presley is introducing the freedom-to-move act, which is -- it would incentivize fair, free transit, as well as having provisions to approve safety and quality of transportation and address equity gaps. i think it's an interesting piece of legislation, very timely. and again, it's at the early stages but i did see the announcement and would very much like that to be included in future updates. thank you. >> thank you. are there any members of the public who would like to comment on this item? >> chair, there is no public comment. >> ok, public comment is closed and there is no action to be taken and so we can move on to the next item. >> item 6, allocate $11,230,724 in sale tax funds and $1,043,89, $1,043,898 and double a registration fee fund with conditions. this is an action item. >> miss leport. >> good morning. chair, are you able to see my slides? >> yes, we are. >> super. so the first of the three requests presented today is for the annual funding that the sale tax program provides to the paraprogram and we've been supporting this program since 2004 and there are a suite of s

iona presley is introducing the freedom-to-move act, which is -- it would incentivize fair, free transit well as having provisions to approve safety and quality of transportation and address equity gaps. i think it's an interesting piece of legislation,er

questions on the chancellor's economic plan at a:30pm today with personal finance experts paul lewis and ionaes on bbc news... a £2 billion fund to help unemployed under 25s get a work placement in the uk and a stamp duty holiday for home buyers. the latest measures aimed at boosting the british economy. the world health organisation says there's evidence that covid—19 may be spread by tiny particles suspended in the air. a damning review into three medical treatments for women in england says that many lives have been ruined because of an arrogant culture that dismissed serious concerns as "women's problems". johnny depp faces further questioning on the second day of his libel case against britain's sun newspaper. mr depp is suing the paper and the tabloids executive editor, dan wootton, after he labelled the actor a "wife beater" and said he attacked his ex—partner amber heard. yesterday, mr depp was asked about his drinking and drug abuse, his alleged violent outbursts and his attitudes towards women. he denies abusing his estranged wife and described her in court as having a "borderline t

or whether it is iona presley or people like elizabeth warren who never saw themselves as somebody who would be a senator but worked to make inequality go away and realized, rigged every single day and throw rocks at the capital and we can debate it. people like rashida tlaib or barbara lee who has been in politics -- don't want to age her like that and got her start, mentored by shirley chisholm who everybody knows bring your folding chairs to the table. i don't want people to take away from this that the only path of power is to become an elected official, not all of us are fought out for it but it is important, to put people in that democracy that can model what that looks like, can model accountable leadership with integrity, can model what it means to have a radical vision but now of to get things done. we need many more aocs, many more squads, we need many more people, the way it is set up is rigged and we have the power to change the rules, and they show us how to do that. i think, i am better in this role. i encourage people to run and i groom people on how to run and i believe

chancellor‘s coronavirus recovery plan at 4.30pm today, with personal finance experts paul lewis and ionabout rishi sunak first of all. do you broadly accept that what he announced today will help? imean, part what he announced today will help? i mean, part of the announcement today that i absolutely welcomed but i have to say to the chancellor that i don‘t think he has understood the scale of the challenge that we face. this simply doesn‘t go far enough. we just heard from your economic spokesperson, 500 billion hit to the economy and what we have from the government is a 30 billion investment. you know, the furlough scheme has been much welcomed and rightly so, although there are people that have been left behind and that is a disgrace. he should have made sure that we supported everybody for the simple reason that governments have put the government in —— country into a shutdown situation and we have a responsibility to support people and create the circumstances for economic recovery and make sure we have a green recovery. there was a very interesting quote i saw from jp morgan this a