martha kumar joining us to discuss transitions. martha kumar, folks are calling in.n a white house changes parties, what is historically in the modern era, what has been the best transition and the worst transition? transition ist would say is 2008. welltransition worked because president bush in december of 2007 said to josh bolten, his chief of staff, that he wanted this to be the best transition because we were in affords and we could not to have anything but a smooth transition. he wanted that set up. worked through the spring and summer. there was no law at that time required the sitting administration to bring in the candidate. when they were presumptive candidates, that is what he did. they worked on the process for clearing people who would come in to work on the transition, that the department of justice and fbi work on that. they worked on that. they worked on a memorandum of understanding of what the rules would be for transition, that both sides would agree to. then they worked on a piece of computer software for handling resumes that would come in. consi

akshay kumar is one of the country's highest paid actors he often performs dangerous stunts giving him the nickname india's jackie chan. i do perform my own stunts and because of that it gives me a lot of understanding what they go through i get paid a lot of far more lot 'd then lot of people in the industry so i read ben these people are doing the same thing but only thing is they're not actors they're just stuntman and they don't get paid it really hurts me. in 27 takes akshay kumar along with the surge it launched india's insurance scheme the bali blitz stunt. performers a cupboard for up to $9000.00 of medical treatment for injuries they sustained while working. for it if they break their knee or if anything happens to the shin or they get burnt marks they are people who to look after them they get very very looked after in a lot of hospitals this yr. and one person got burned so it is very essential. that they don't get the burden of paying money for the herd which to get. but not all stunt performers have someone looking out for them in southern india where filmmakers don't have

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there's a guy, kumar, who was the head of pricing and promotion inside amazon. this is the type of stuff that the machine learning actually did a pretty good job on. they figured out what's the optimal prices, when do we promote them the, how do we figure out how to get them to people at the best time. so kumar does this thing where he goes and works under jeff bezos has a technical assistant which is somebody that just shadows him, basically sits in every meeting that bezos takes, and you get a chance to learn about how he thinks and how the company runs, and you get to see across all these different groups in the company. and then you probably get to go do something cool. the first technical adviser now runs amazon web services. so kumar it should his stint, and he couldn't go back to pricing and promotion. it was taken over by machines. okay, time to find a new process. so he huddles with a group of people from the regional organization, probably also they have their tasks automated, and said what are we going to do? okay, let's try the figure out a way to so

to robert costa, anita kumar, dr. nahid bhadelia, thank you for starting us off on this wednesday night. we appreciate it. >>> coming up for us after our first break here tonight, two mayors of two very different cities who during a pandemic are now forced to make life and death decisions. it's part of the job in deciding how to keep their people safe. >>> and later, the special guest at the white house today and what it may mean for the race against joe biden. "the 11th hour," as we're just getting under way on a wednesday night. these days staying connected is more important than ever. so we're working 24/7 to maintain a reliable network, to meet your growing internet needs. we're helping customers who are experiencing financial difficulties stay connected. we're increasing internet speeds for low income families in our internet essentials program. and delivering self-install kits to your door. nos comprometemos a mantenerte conectado. we're committed to keeping you connected. for more information on how you can sta

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maria teresa kumar and pat mccrory of north. welcome to sunday. a special edition of "meet the press". good sunday morning. america is waking up to two crisis. one is so new it's called the novel coronavirus. the second institutional racism is with us for some 400 years. overnight protests in dozens of cities across this country. anger erupting over police brutality over african-americans. most demonstrations were peaceful with few incidents. others had moments of confrontation and, yes, some violence. a look around the country from washington, d.c. to chicago. to new york. to where it all started, minneapolis. this comes after george floyd, a black man, was killed in police custody when a minneapolis police officer kept his knee on floyd's neck until he was dead. the officer derek chauvin has been charged with third degree murder and second degree manslaughter. after the country is dealing with the coronavirus. we have lost more than 400,000 lives and 40 million jobs. in those cases, african-americans have been victimized and president trump fail

anita kumar, thank you very much. thank you.nced significant steps in easing germany has announced significant steps in easing its lockdown — shops and cafes will reopen, as well as a return to schools and football. but chancellor angela merkel, a scientist herself, seems cautiously optimistic, but has warned any spike in the virus will result in a return to strict measures. freya cole reports. cafes have reopened and people can sitand cafes have reopened and people can sit and enjoy at a distance. translation: it's a nice feeling to see how happy people are, the joy of living again. i'm really happy to go out again. the leaders of germany's i6 out again. the leaders of germany's 16 states have been eager to restart local economies, and now they can. translation: it is going forward. you have to see that oui’ forward. you have to see that our people want to work. shops, restau ra nts a nd hotels our people want to work. shops, restaurants and hotels can open their doors, but residents are urged to wear a mask in public, and thei

to robert costa, anita kumar, dr. nahid bhadelia, thank you for starting us off on this wednesday night. we appreciate it. coming up for us after our first break tonight, two mayors of two very different cities who during a pandemic now are forced to make life and death decisions. it's part of the job in deciding how to keep their people safe. and later, the special guest at the white house today and what it may mean for the race against joe biden. "the 11th hour," as we're just getting under way on a wednesday night. way on a wednesday night. for people living with h-i-v, keep being you. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through

anita kumar, white house correspondent and associate editor at politico. and a.b.toddard, associate editor and columnist for real clear politics. good evening and welcome to you all. anita, i'd like to begin with you. here we have again -- maybe you can explain this -- trump setting himself up against the governors. and what story have we been covering that increasingly people in the individual 50 states have driven up the polls and approvals of their governors who now loom much larger in their lives as health and safety have been paramount? >> what we've been seeing the last three months really is this back and forth between the president and the governors, and what his role has been has just depended on what has been advantageous for him. today he really wanted the governors to open the places of worship, so he was saying he could control them. but as you've seen many times before, he said, well, i'm going to leave it up to the governors. so he's had this really back and forth relationship with them, but they have not changed. they say -- and they are correct by

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. >> the chp identified the driver as 26-year-old rabbi, kumar of san jose who suffered minor injuries and was booked into jail on a dui charge. he could face charges of vehicular manslaughter, a front seat passenger also survived. but four backseat passengers. thee men and a women were killed and pronounced dead at the scene. >> two parties were ejected out of this vehicle. there hasn't been a determination whether a seat belt was worn or worn correctly. >> now, this investigation is still in its early stage. the chp says at this point, they don't know how fast the driver may have been going, only that he was going above the posted speed him which on this freeway is 65 miles per hour. as for the identities of the four other crash victims, they have not yet been released spending notification of next of kin by the coroner's office. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a live look outside. air quality looks better with less traffic and pollution. but there's concern about what it was like before the pandemic. the bay area has one of the highest air pollution rates in the state, lo

nairobi with my friend duncan willetts with jordan aircraft to fly us to mooney the capital of the kumars where a makeshift morgue set up. so we drove to this meat factories wide right near the ocean and we went inside and there was poured probably 80 to 100 bodies lying on the floor in rows and they were covered by sheets and we had to basically go through each one to find brian and dad broad tetley was on the flight as well we had to go through each one to find them so duncan started at one end and i started at the other end and i thought i found dad's body and. i really didn't know what what i found is what he and i put the sheet back on and i walked outside and i brace basically brought down what were your thoughts on the floor we never actually talked about this when we were there we didn't really say much on the trip there did you think he would have made it there when we were flying over were you pretty convinced that he had well i must admit i was pretty convinced that he died in you know we were trying we're trying to tell you maybe all of your you know we have a couple of drinks

so kumar finished his dinner. he could go back to pricing and promotions because it is takenr by permission. time to find a new project. what does izzy huddles with a group of group of people from the retail organization. probably they have their tasks automated and said what are going to do? they basin let's try to figure a way to solve the most annoying part of in person shopping with technology. they figured out the most annoying part of shopping in real life is checking out. people hate waiting on checkout lines. you never know what type of interaction you will have once you give me to check out. they didn't have the foresight but now definitely potentially exposing some else to disease, yourself, not good. so they said let's forget to sell checkup. what if we built this huge vending machine where people type it works in and find some way to pop out the items and deliver them to you in a slot? it wasn't quite good enough. still seen sort of like a complex user experience so they said okay, we can use technolog

kumar finished his stand he can go back to price promotions was takeover by machine. time to find a new project. what he does is he huddles with a group of people from the regional organization, probably they also have their tasks automated. they said let's try to figure out a way to solve the most annoying part of in person shopping with technology. they figure out that the most annoying part of shopping in real life is checking out. people hate waiting on checkout lines. you never know what type of interaction you will have one to get ready to check out. they didn't have the foresight but definitely now potentially exposing someone else to disease, exposing yourself, not good. so they said let's figure out a way to solve checkout. they said what if we built this huge vending machine where people type their orders in and find a way to pop up the items and deliver it to you in a slot. it wasn't quite good enough it still seemed sort of like a complex user experience so they said, okay, we can use technology to figure out what people are taking from the store and let t

for more on this, i spoke to anita kumar.te house correspondent and associate editor of politico. obviously the big news is the president's announcement that his coronavirus taskforce was going to be disbanded, but, as you indicated, it is back on. today he said it is back on because he heard from a lot of people around the country, public—health officials around the country that were very alarmed by that and really urged him to reconsider. where do you see the president's strategy going here? these right, the economy was doing really well, now it's been trashed. he's clearly very keen to point the finger at china, is that cutting it with the voters? those people are trying to figure out whether they can go back out or not, and here in the us, there are a patchwork of different laws and rules for them. despite everyone paying attention to what president trump does, it's actually the governors of each state that has been making that determination. so people are trying to work out if they can be back out again. about 15 states

let's introduce our panel in goa in india we have our own kumar a professor at the institute of social sciences in new delhi in london we have full scenario on a sami head of labor rights at the business and human rights resource center and in beirut in lebanon has an eunice a business management analyst thank you all for joining us and let me begin with you what will be the effect on the economies of countries like india pakistan ball nepal bangladesh egypt and the philippines if and when these remittances start drying up. so you know these people come from rather poor families will migrated because that incomes in india low in india we have a very large unorganized sector which employs 94 percent of the workforce so the chances of getting a good income from the organized sector very few and that's likely been migrating large numbers to the vest and to other countries also the employment of what we do have been drying up because the indian economy would be slowing down in the last 3 years post demonetized nation so now when these people have lost just walk in the best asia you know be

. >> reporter: four men were pronounced dead at the scene, the driver, rabbi kumar anna was arrested at the scene. lanes were closed until just after 9:00 am. >> there was no reason for anyone to drink and get behind the wheel. there are too many options. using a rideshare, having a designated driver. what we have here is four people who will never go home again as a result of this collision.elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> helping those who have served our country. coming up we will speak with a medical expert who says that helping our veterans is essential in the fight against the coronavirus. >>> a new inflammatory syndrome in children has people questioning plans for reopening. details coming up. right now, you need dependable internet and endless entertainment. xfinity has you covered, with reliably fast speeds, the most in-home wifi coverage, and advanced security included. plus, access all your streaming apps in one place, including peacock. and now you can get up & running quickly with contactless equipment drop off. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started with x

the driver identified as rabbi kumar khanna was arrested on suspicion of dui. >> there is no reason fornyone to drink alcohol and get behind the vehicle. there's too many options, use a rideshare. >> reporter: the driver and a fifth passenger suffered multiple injuries. authorities did not have the drivers speed or blood alcohol level. the driver is being held without bail. they will determine if he will face more serious charges. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the oakland unified school district has launched a big fundraiser to ensure that every student has access to a computer and internet. they said that the covid-19 pandemic has exposed the disparity among students. the goal is to close the digital divide. >> reporter: as the schools in oakland sit empty not every child has the same learning resources at home.'s but my family didn't have the internet and i couldn't finish my homework and i miss deadlines. >> reporter: jessica ramos is an 11th grader who was able to get a computer. but the disparity is much bigger. out of oakland 50,000 students, half do not have their own computer,

so kumar -- so keir starmer services offering constructive criticism but nonetheless it is criticismt questioning the crime minister and has begun to emerge, to try to establish the government has been slow to react to the crisis and for his by the prime minister wants to convince us that he is doing his very best under challenging circumstances. seven weeks after the prime minister announced the lockdown, some restrictions have been eased in england. people who can't work from home are now encouraged to return to work — although avoiding public transport if at all possible. 0n the london underground, seven weeks after the prime minister announced the lockdown, 0n the london underground, announced the lockdown, early morning passenger numbers were up 8.7% on the same period last week. here's our transport correspondent tom burridge. social distancing impossible in places this morning. london inevitably worst. not everyone was following the government's advice to cover your face. i have my mask with me, so if anything, i will put it on and just turn my head — my face off people. that'

a month earlier stalin's protege victor apple kumar the former head of smash and minister for state security had fallen into discredit us and been dismissed from office. fees if you don't go over the borders or the 1951 when i will come off was arrested it was discovered that a number of germans who had witnessed hitler's death were still being held without a warrant. and you proved to see the list was drawn up and sent to stalin for further instructions and his peace a good start and so he decided they should be sententiously. even everyone on the list was given a long sentence for a magic narry political crimes was there that way nobody could speak about what they had seen for social or even he being able to just say yes i was sentenced to 10 years in a forced labor camp in siberia with the 6 and a half year solitary i had already served taken into account that i signed everything i was happy to go to a camp with fellow sufferers and escape my stone tool in moscow in the sky a false call. in december 1951 case i left moscow for a sign beriah and a cattle wagon. she was given her little sui

three men died at the scene and a woman died at the hospital , chp officers arrested the driver, rabbi kumar khanna on the suspicion of dui. so there's no reason to get behind the wheel after drinking. >> reporter: chp took measurements and got footage for madrone. authorities did not have the speed or blood alcohol level of the driver. the driver is being held without bail , and they look into his driving history to determine if he could face more serious charges including healer manslaughter, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the oakland police department said that they are allowing sex offenders to register remotely. this came after ktvu fox 2 news reported that some offenders could not check in as required by law. the department close the sex offender unit due to the coronavirus pandemic. we spoke to multiple offenders who said they tried to check in but were turned away. victim advocates are worried that some locations of offenders are not being tracked properly. they say any sex offender found out of compliance during the pandemic will not be prosecuted. >>> turning to the weather in som

robbery kumar, had a blood alcohol level higher than 2.2 while above 0 .8. he had a suspended license from a d.u.i. last year. he was speeding when he lost control and crash last wednesday killing four of his passengers. he has been charged with four counts of murder. >>> investigators looking into the death of a man found on the rail tracks this morning. real workers responded fy15 near san leandro and oakland. police are working to find out how and when that person was hit. >> 11 residents at the vallejo nursing home have died from an outbreak of covid-19. the chronicle reports it happened at windsor care center and 99 residents and 32 staff members have contracted the virus. the outbreak has affected more than 80% of the population at that nursing home. county public health officials are working with staff at staff at the nursing home to try to manage the outbreak. >>> a uc berkeley fraternity taking heat for holding an end of year party in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic. as rob roth reports city officials say everyone, including young people shou

let's talk about all of this with anita kumar, a white house correspondent and associate editor for politicomping right in, so listen, you know anita that the post office is on financial life support, needs resuscitation. louis dejoy will be the first postmaster general in 20 years who did not come up through the ranks, is a political appointee. is it time for a change at the top and is dejoy the right person to oversee the government agency? >> well, the reason you gave is exactly why you're hearing criticism from democrats and ethics groups who are saying it should be someone that comes up through the ranks. you mentioned it's been a couple decades. the current post, the person who is currently in that job was a letter carrier and worked her way up and so people were looking for that kind of mold. what they're afraid of at this point is that president trump who has criticized the post office since way before when he was president, since 2013 at least, will actually push him to make those changes now. things that people that are watching the post office, the postmaster general's job are say

host: we are talking with anita kumar. stay with us, if you would, i want to share with our audience how the trump campaign is responding to the biden allegations in this newly released ad. >> a former u.s. senate employee has come forward alleging former vice president joe biden sexually assaulted her. >> his hands were on me,&underneath my clothes. >> you have a right to be believed. we're with you. >> do we value stpwhem do we believe women? >> women should be believed. >> we believe women. >> i'm very disappointed that there are those who continue to not believe women who come forward. it is not easy. they should be believed. >> she is putting herself out there, knowing that they're going to try to excoriate her, and she has the courage to come forward. she has nothing to gain. what does she have to gain? >> i stand with survivors. >> the woman should be given the benefit of the doubt. >> these white men, old, by the way, are not protecting women. >> showed the kind of compassion and caring that we need from our presid

the white house response to the coronavirus pandemic with politico white house correspondent anita kumarthen a discussion of what a long-term strategy should look like for the u.s. response to cameron,mic with beth former senior director for global health security and bio defense for the national security council. and we look back 50 years to the antiwar student protest at kent state university, which erupted into a deadly c confrontation between students and the national guard. with howard means. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," at 7:00 eastern sunday morning. join the discussion. next, testimony before a senate panel on the challenges of remote voting. including new technologies, the constitutionality of moving procedures online, and security concerns. churches and schools are closed. health-care workers are working around-the-clock. in the last five weeks, based on the numbers i saw this morning, nearly 30 million americans filed for unemployment.

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and maria teresa kumar is the president and ceo of multitivo. i'd like to get your reaction dr. patel. let me get your reaction to something the president said earlier this week. >> oh, no, i agree, mr. president. >> because i've heard the opposite. i heard they are loaded up with gowns now, initially we had nothing, we had empty cupboards, empty shelves, we had nothing. because it wasn't put there by the last administration. >> he was responding to that woman in the blue scrubs who said she had heard of facilities that were not doing well on ppe. >> dr. patel, your thoughts on that? >> sure, joshua, here's the truth, it's really kind of obfuscating the facts when you try to say something about the previous administration and simply not taking responsibility. health care workers, my own colleagues, they're still going home and not having the protective gear to protect themselves, their own families and their own patients. why would we be trying to make this up? it's simply a fact that if you are trying to take care of patients, you have to have the protective gear and honestly,

by taking technology and having kumar's main source of tasks automated amazon set the foundation for amazon go to be created. this is just such a prime example of how invention is not -- as much as coulter but the culture that amazon built as a framework to be invented without the wheel you would have amazon go today. i have a low-tech example of the week and get into but i will kick it back to and see there any questions you have before you go on. >> i think this is great. for me as i think through how this applies to me it's easy to feel like oh wow machine learning and all these smart coders and all the resources, that's much harder for us to do. at the same time going back to what you initially said which was that it's not so much that we should not access, charlie but having the framework in mind which is if you split the execution work and idea work maybe you are not going to be using machine learning the way amazon does but still it can be minimized or changed how it's done. it's almost like a leader of that organization you have to be on some -- consular thinking about the or

let's bring if anita kumar, a white house correspondent, an associate editor for politico.to the new comments made by ms. reade momentarily, first let's start here. timing is everything, especially in politics, as you well know. what do you make of the timing of biden's public reaction, when he spoke out, how long it took him to speak out, and the timing of ms. reade's allegations? >> well, you're exactly right, timing is so important here. it took the former vice presidents about a month to talk about this. i think because this last week there were a lot of people or at least a few people that were corroborating what she said. we saw a neighbor come out, a former neighbor say she told her about this incident. you saw her brother come out, you've seen others come out. the pressure was mounting on joe biden to do something, that his campaign put out a statement but he hadn't said anything himself. you had a lot of members of congress, democrats around the country, even prospective vice presidental candidates for him getting questions and feeling like at that point feeling li

a text from kumar. leadership and accountability matters in managing this. we need to heed the advice of health experts and not politicians. just under 15 minutes left. taking your calls on the death toll so far in this country. a couple major race related stories in the news. minneapolis, police and protesters clashing 24 hours after joy or urge -- after george floyd's death in custody. a scene that unfolded in a facebook video showing a white officer kneeling on his neck as he pleaded with police saying, i can't breathe. the encounterfter which started after police to hayne him -- after police detained him monday evening. they are now launching an investigation. out of new york city, that story from central park. aftere woman fired calling police on a black man in central park. that is the headline. it appears to have begun as one of those brush ups between two new yorkers. a black man asked a white woman to leash her dog in central park and she refused. it took an ugly turn. the woman clutching her thrashing dog, called the police her voice rising. to tel

host: we are talking with anita kumar. stay with us, if you would, i want to share with our audience how the trump campaign is responding to the biden allegations in this newly released ad. >> a former u.s. senate employee has come forward alleging former vice president joe biden sexually assaulted her. >> his hands were on me,&underneath my clothes. >> you have a right to be believed. we're with you. >> do we value stpwhem do we believe women? >> women should be believed. >> we believe women. >> i'm very disappointed that there are those who continue to not believe women who come forward. it is not easy. they should be believed. >> she is putting herself out there, knowing that they're going to try to excoriate her, and she has the courage to come forward. she has nothing to gain. what does she have to gain? >> i stand with survivors. >> the woman should be given the benefit of the doubt. >> these white men, old, by the way, are not protecting women. >> showed the kind of compassion and caring that we need from our presid