lars is busy feeding the one year old calves reindeer are very hardy animals but without an extra daily helping of masin like and they one make it through the winter the snow cover is icy the plants underneath inaccessible . you are not heads the psammead cooperative of you when he was herding reindeer into another pasture a car stopped and somebody. 20 metres away the driver shouted. you know if you let your reindeer out here we'll shoot them. i thought to myself these people are really aggressive. the last thing he said was if i see one of us. alone in the forest i'll shoot you too that really scared me. repeatedly reindeer are getting shot the owners get a small compensation but an easy miss remains. if we are familiar with the race and what my father had to listen to especially near the big mines in and. since a verdict hatred has really increased. but it's not only about reindeer and their grazing grounds there's a lot more involved the samea live on land that has many important raw materials. it's still the state who has the say on who gets the mining rights. in the. forests wind

reindeers enormous space requirements this is noticeable when we make our way through sami land to lars. reindeer can bring traffic to 0 even on the european route 10 the main trunk road in this area. there are approximately 300000 reindeer in sweden and only the saami are allowed to own that. lars is busy feeding the one year old calves reindeer are very hardy animals but without an extra daily helping of masin like and they wouldn't make it through the winter the snow covers icy the plants underneath inaccessible. your knock heads the saami cooperative of you when he was hurting reindeer into another pasture a car stopped and somebody. 20 meters away the driver shouted you know if you let your reindeer we'll shoot them. i thought to myself these people are really aggressive. the last thing he said was if i see one of you rain your hood us alone in the forest i will shoot you too that really scared me. repeatedly reindeer are getting shot the owners get a small compensation but uneasy remains. if we are familiar with the races and what my father had to listen to especially near the big

and for more let's bring in now lars felt he is the chairman of the german council of economic experts and of the panel of experts at the science academy leopold vienna that presented the plan for how german authorities should reopen the country thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. hello good afternoon we heard there chancellor angela merkel saying that we have to live with the virus until this vaccine is found but that will probably not be until the middle of next year so i'd like to ask you because you have recommended using this lockdown now is it really realistic. well what what we need to do is. insufficient information. lowly. quality in social life. this is what the government is now doing it is the restrictions to some extent we. ask every 2 weeks what do you outcome with the results of these. years whether there is a precise number of sections or not and then we can have additional opening. measures for the economy in order social life and. rest of the year we have to find out whether the restrictions that are going to be lifted or whether we need to continue with

and for more let's bring in now lars felt he is the chairman of the german council of economic experts and of the panel of experts at the science academy leopold vienna the president of the plan for how german authorities should reopen the country thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. hello good afternoon we heard there chancellor angela merkel saying that we have to live with the virus until this vaccine is found but that will probably not be until the middle of next year so i'd like to ask you because you have recommended using this lockdown now is it really realistic well well what we need to do is. insufficient information. lowly. quality in social life. this is what the government is now doing it is the restrictions to some extent. ask every 2 weeks what the outcome what the results of this. is whether there is a precise number of sections or not and then we can have additional opening. measures for the economy not like the. rest of the year we have to find out whether the restrictions that are going to be lifted or whether we need to continue with them in order to keep

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good news here that this looks like this is deloping a little bit lar than some of the earlier models are telling us so you might get some daylight and which to hurry up sneak out re quick for that morning jog. take cre of the dogs business and so forth and then here comes the rain into the later morning hours. no longer range forecast models once we get to the l important weekend here. that's what's going to drive the range you can see mountain snowto even the bay area hills might see that i'm talking about not able to mount diablo this will be probly by sunday though into monday a littleit there as we really get that cold surge of air upstairs but the other thing drive o some instability that we need fo thunder showers isolated and scattered about sure and protect potentially even some hail going further out you know 's kind of money trying to get rid of that rain not that we don't need a chore but it coulde a mixed bag, some sun and clouds going on and not exactly sure we're going to do a clear patch but towards the end of the week looks like that happens. and yet a new system for

. >> a pesar lar este supermercado de san josé la mayoría de los clientes dicen que piensan arriesgarseitantes utilizar el equipo protector cuando hagan labores como to santa clara o por no hacer dicha orden to >> asked in pesetas de tela o banda ana ofrecer poca pro protección dice en santa cara, pero fue hermético al decir que descarta posibilidades que po portar las sea una obligación. es un negocio importante,. >> en el pasado expertos dicen que las mascarillas deben ser utilizadas por individuos contagiados con el virus para no transferir a otros. pudiendo reservar para el personal médico. >> portante ver el próximo miércoles a las 8:00 de la mañana. >> en vivo tabicón sales no noticiero telemundo regreso contigo a los estudios. >> el brote de coronavirus en el centro de una zona se incrementa. el centro de relevo tiene 19 casos de covid-19 hace dos semanas se reportaron 14.4 de esos son pacientes a las autoridades creen que el número de contagios podría aumentar aún más. >> cartas de este hospital son retiradas. los casos por coronavirus anti fluido al igual que los de emergencia.

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you've got an area of low pressure just off the coastline that's going to spin around deep in the brain lar tonight. and morrow morning we're waking up some drizzle early some cloud cover around the bay area by the afternoon a lot of th's going to mix out and bring some sunshine outside and then we're going to cloud things back up aain on sunday and knows the rain showing up off the coastline in green that possibly moving in late on sundaynight into monday that and look like a g system, but certainly there's a chance some showers in the forecast mo weekend going to remain dry except along the coastline, a little drizzle out there overnight tonight into early tomorrow morning about 57 degrees in da city cloudy in the morning a little sunshine toward the afternoon. still a bion the ol side. degrees in millbrae 59 in burlingame looking about 61 degrees in foster city, 64 in palo alto 68 in mount view, a south bay looking nice you'll see temperatures near 70 degrees in san jose by morrow afternoon about 66. in milpas 69 in livermore 68 in dublin about 63 degrees in berkeley cloudy early on that

but for now lars can soon. present and future. at a memorial back in chiang mai she joined other guests and killers to mourn residents she knew and cared for who have passed away. when i went in the bios of. my you know i was with them but is that not. me looks. ok looks. looks that i may miss that much. so kate this was where granny lived. it's beautiful it's not the beautiful old house rises so much character so much history can you imagine moving here when she was 8 years old. and every family that sends a loved one to a care home has already grieved the loss long before the decision is made i think everyone so many people are struggling with this and we're certainly not the 1st incident of the last trying to think this out is a personal journey that you have to go through and you have to think she was right . for the individual and this was right for her mum. having a pretty happy here. is that hard to come to terms with the fact that he's probably not going to be that the. now we've made we've discussed it and. he wouldn't wa

you are seeing lar, permanent event spaceson likerence halls and public sports centers being turned intoes. cemeteries are completely overwhelmed as well. in madrid, they turned a large ice rink into a morgue because of the sheer number of deaths there. crematorium's in madrid, they are asking other regions in madrid to carry a cretions. so it is really buckling, and there is a lot of anger that more wasn't done earlier in that yearscu o in the public health system here have a things worse for people o there without the right equipment an without enough beds and the right conditions to be fighti this virus.anchor: how did spaio this stage, given there were strict measures and restrictions in place? tim: one theory, same wi italy , is that there is a lot of intergenerational living. families tend to stay with grandparents and grandchildren more, meaning there could be a greater spread among generations. esand in a lot of plhe lockdown didn't come quickly enough. a week before the lockdown, a minority party in the government, were advocating that people be out in the streets for large-scal

and you needufficient surveillance and monitoring capacity in the form of lar scale testing.orter: with 27 different health care a systems 27 different economic priorities, the european commission that in the end, each e.u. country will dide for itself when to lift restrt'tions. but worth noting that no one here or in e.u. capitals is talking about getting back to normal, lifting lockdown altogether. this is a targeted, gradual lifting of the restrictions ich would be reintroduced again if there's another big second wave of infection. today the e.u.'s biggest economy said shops in germany would start opening as of monday. schools as of the 4th of may. but angela merkel insisted --s >> tsn't a race. however well-intentioned. we have t understand we'll be living with this virus until we have the medication or a vacce to deal with it. reporter: delighted to see parents' nervousness, danish children streamed back to primary and nursery school today. ese are nail-biting moments for the e.u. as well. europe's lifting on how long. ut no one knows bbc news,el bruss laura: in other ne

don't see a lot of that color is a shunhe mountains to deliver that mountain snow but that may happen lar on the forecast period and then anothe system getsent up towards our north that's getting into early next week we may not see the pounce of warming ke we're seeing this week going on, but i think the system it looks like right now that secondary one will probably buy passes get a load of the sept 4 zone forecast here for you compared to just what it was a couple days ago, san francisco coming in mid to lowe70's, even bring a dirict 71 looks like down the peninsula here places like acific at 69 but 72, daly city, halfmoon bay at 70, thank you offshore winds up to the northern end of the peninsula more the middle 70's to be dished out burlingame 74 along with san bruno south san fncisco, 75. some upper 70's down to san carlos in redwood city and mountain dew chcking in at 76. and to the south bay 78 for morgan hill in san jose and milpitas so the 7 going on for santa cla with cupertino at 76 mid 70's line up the east bay shoreline tothe south they were geting up there to 77 tri valleyyo

hello and welcome to focus on europe with me lar buffalo. a single case could bring the pork industry to a grinding halt and cost billions of euros in losses health authorities in eastern europe are trying to fight the spread of african swine fever and are taking drastic measures to do so sometimes even against the will of the farmers if just one animal is infected the whole herd will be culled. well the virus has yet to reach germany but farmers here are very nervous and that's because infected animals have been confirmed just a few kilometers away from the border in poland and so the hunt for wild boars in that region is gone a warning for our viewers this report contains graphic images of dead animals. court blocking bag near is hunting wild boar in germany's east. these hunters in the door some 80 kilometers from the polish border are calling the boar they're seen as a danger potential carriers of african swine fever which is harmless to humans but an existential threat to pig farming food even these hunters know that alone probably won'

to make sure that the business is small hello lar.. enough people join get this away we knew that in africa as well a new system this is something- that's also very important from an emploloyment bordrders you. a lot of africans working in the informal sector are without a job and this is another issue that we would really like to see addressed. everybody knows that there's any other madam secretary general some ten days ago there was images that came out. of china whenever african citizens was being kicked out of their home base in what you thought in reaction to that. the wells says my was shots were really very shocking if you could play often follow withth the whole issssue very clososely i know the very privileged relations t that exit between chinana and the african continent and the heads of state of the african union at the commissision thehe love isl. the of 0% is currenently chairig the news inn a contacted chinese authorities right away we in africa hope that this is not. somemething that's going to become a trend this only

couple of days today, you're going to notice a lot ofsunshine later today after this morning cloudy lar does eventually burn off and tomorrow future cast is showing even increase cloud cover as compared to today after today's pleasant weather tomorrow will bring warmer temperatures sunshine. e skies and another nice one to maybe step outside the backyard and i get some stuff do back there. today's daytime highs warmer than yesteay's more areas in he 70's today than we saw yesterday, redwo city and hayward each at 70 degrees with napa an antioch it's 75 degrees. each had conquered a lot list well oakland freeman, san francisco do still hold on to the upper 6s today. >>tomorrow temperatures will warm up en further with wednesday and thursday rrying on some of the warmest teeratures we felt so far this year daytime highs nearing 80 degrees for inland areas with bayside areas solidly in the mid 70's, even up the coast expect a couple of 70's to pop up by winds staying maybe even in thursday to afr that temperatures cool intothe weekend with highs returning to 50's and 60's and a slight chan

hey everybody it is lars ulrich hitting you here on behalf of everyone in the metallic organization. i want to wish the golden gate park a happy 150th birthday. >> reporter: a big event to celebrate golden gate park's 150th birthday switched to a virtual party after the shelter in place order went into effect. >> we thought it was important to still kick off the celebration, which will last all year long. it will remain virtual, as long as we all need to be enjoying the park from home. >> reporter: golden gate park 150 online brings the party to your home with virtual concerts. you can also take a tour, and see penguins at the california academy of science, check out beautiful flowers around the mechanical garden botanical garden get a history lesson, listen to podcasts, read books and much more. >> we do our best to celebrate this park. it is important. >> reporter: the virtual background behind san francisco recreation and parks general manager phil ginsberg is the ferris wheel brought in for the event. the shell sits in the purse but ginsberg says when the shelter in place is lift

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looking for a new job and they cannot reject another new job that pays as well or is substantially --.lar to the last job the host: john in venice, good morning. it took two days to go through the website application before i finally made it through . at the end, there is a phone number to call to verify your identity. i called it 100 times and waited on hold for six hours to find out a simple piece of information that i could tell everyone right now. all they want you to do is submit a copy of your social security card, your driver's license, your name, phone number, and last four digits of your social. for six hoursld for them to tell me that and it was on their whole recording but i thought that something different would happen when i got a person. something that makes me even more livid is that the person i called was in her home with children playing in the background and i feel that this was insecure -- unsecure and she asked for my social security number, my address, my phone number and i could hear from the background that she was not in a professional environment. i feel totally

. >> reporter: in quarantine, romance and whining and dining ghs e lly r date we o lar te night. haa bit more quality time lately. >> we get to see more of each other. he is not home in the evenings for dinner but we make it work. >> reporter: but they miss the feelings of dressing up and going out. that is when this limo driver hopes to fill. >> it will be very little social interaction between myself and customers. >> reporter: rolling out a new social distance date idea giving lovebirds a chance to cruise around town in style. >> we could sit around and be miserable that we have no business posive spin on repor it works like this. couples pay to have larry pick them up in the limo. favorite meal from a restaurant to go. like this inn who is teaming up to offer discounted prices to the couples. >> it is really about the shs and th friendships that we but ino.vee time to head out to on the town. >> off we go for a nice drive through the sacramento area. >> he can take people places like the delta, or folsom lake. it is the idea of this that has amber and her fiancee excited to t

just when the united states is graduate pulling out of vietnam there is a rush of concern that lars may become another not by itself as the administration and says. well the president will let it happen that's what. we learned one lesson that is we're not going to bite any. major wars. in the mainland of asia again we're not going to send american troops there and we certainly are going to do a. minute there are no america. combat forces involved we have been providing logistical support and some training for the new us government in order to avoid laos falling under communist domination as far as american manpower in laos is concerned there are none there at the present time on a combat basis. month on some show not they came around noon. when you had the vietnamese on the cliffs firing the guns. back. then you know it was time to run and hide because they were coming. they were coming for sure and they would bomb us heavily. the planes didn't drop just one bomb at a time they dropped bombs in one long line as they flew boom boom boom we weren't even able to escape them in the cave. we

>> well, i mean, in "shark tank" lar,arti when you have millionsf people who are watching the show over and over again with the repeatsn tuinto tens of millis, i want people to know that the only way to do business right is by doing business ethically. and when someone comes on, whether it's splements and making bad claims or an ion watch and making a claim that's ridiculous, it's not just about the money for most investors and for most entrepreneurs. the best businesseethical.e it may not catch up to you in the short term, but itlways caup to you. karma's a bitch, you know? and i'm a big believer in karma. >> so, you wrote on itter back in march... i know income inequalityng is sometou've talked quite a bit about. what is the opportunity to address income lity?mic >> well, i think line-level employees, hourly workers will have far greater importance than they have in the past, rderuse in to get back to work, companies really need to try .o retain the same people they've always h and so that's part one. part two is, in order for people get beyond living paycheck to paycheck or the uncer

the prime minister remains hospitalized. 1.0873.lar we are still trying to figure out what happens whencomes to the burden sharing here in europe, and the oil story absolutely front and center. the ripple across from the oil story into the equity markets, fascinating. and also, tom, what is happening amid the currencies -- we will be talking -- we were talking about that a little bit earlier on. the canadian dollar, the loonie, and also the norwegian kroner. tom, a little bit later on, we will be talking with this man, the ceo. that conversation in new york. 10:00 p.m. in london, 5:00 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ you are watching in newllance." tom keene york, i am guy johnson in london. jerome powell speaking at 10:00 eastern. christine lagarde reiterating her call for more physical help because central banks are struggling. the ecb is the only game in town. is one of the long-term indications of the fed controlling the u.s. curve and asset prices, what does that mean for foreign exchange? george: you do have an unprecedented situation because there is no historic precedent

nationalist, labor union some of the working class people, particularly the upper met last, m old-school larerstand what the chinese communist party did. this is about the freedom of the chinese people, we have to confront. we don't have a choice. this is this generations call to destiny. we have to confront this and beat it. jesse: during the cold war, who had full mobilization in this country against theio russians d to a certain extent but hollywood was on our side. you have movies against the russians, every russian was a fat guy from rocky, randall, all that stuff. i'm afraid of now, these parent companies, these studios, they are too much in business with china. they wouldn't make a chinese guy the bad guy in any motion picture because they are afraid to offend them because they'll pull the rug out of any distribution deal with any country with billions of deals. how do you fight an enemy that you are so economically entrencheder with? we work like that with russia. >> like investors, they are in bed. the financial community, corporate community and in particular the media, a cup of ye

from its headquarters anderson house, an historic landmark finish in 1905 as a winter resident of lars and isabel anderson. tonight's talk brings the dramatic story of the south to its conclusion. nathanael greene's southern campaign was the most difficult of the war. with supply line stretching hundreds of miles northward, it revealed much about the crucial military art of provision and transport. insufficient manpower, constant problem, greene intended to incorporate black regiments into his army, a plan rejected by the south carolina legislature. a bloody civil war between rebels and tories was working havoc on the south, forcing greene to address a vigilante terror and restore civilian government. between greene and thomas jefferson during the campaign showed that he was the devil by conflict between war and the rights of people on the question of how to -- under which a free society wages war. from the -- when the british evacuated charleston in the spring of 1792. greene and h is continental army entered the city in triumph. let me tell you about our speaker this evening. john bu

lar rir larry, let's talk about california. years, it's been ascrccruing a rainey day fund and that will can be the brink of being used up because of the crisis. >> not only that, jess, the $21 million is likely to be just a down payment on the amount of money the state's going to be in the whole when we rewre said and done. we are good at getting money when people are working. that is where we get personal income taxes and sales taxes. and 70 prant of the general fund. sales tax cohns for 20%. when people aren't working or buying things, we're not selecting that money. and that means we don't have money to give out. >> okay so then what's going to happen going forward in all the money going out, we have no money coming in. how does the state recoop that? and how far do you they's going to be? a couple months or what's going to be the ramp up then? >> you're asking all the right questions to which we have absolutely no answers. but we know this much. generally speaking out of the general fund, education k through 12 and higher

reporter: a broad coalition of mortgage and finance industry leaders issued a plea to federal regular lars for cash servers are granting the monthly payment deferrals with no questions asked but the ser servicers have to pay bond holders. it's incup bent upon the government to provide single family and multifamilies a spoke with mr. cooper with close to four million mostly government backed loans. it has granted over 86,000 forbeaeea forbearances he said there would be federal cash for servicers but never made toyoit to the financial ac. servicers will go under leaving more borrowers in the lurch. dave, thanks so much for joining us >> good to be with you >> reporter: you disagree with the way this whole forbearance plans was set up i'm told it was set up so boar re -- borrowers would get relief immediately. >> you don't want to be using federal dollars at a time like this to give to people who do not need it. the program is an extremely effective way to help those who have real job loss and can't make their mortgage payment. the way this is being rolled out it's open to anybody whether t

headquarters, anderson house, a national historic landmark mark finished in 1905 as winter residents of lars and isabel anderson. tonight's talk brings the dramatic story of the south to its conclusion. it revealed much about the crucial military art of provision and transport. in sufficient manpower, a constant problem. greene incorporated black wretchments into his army and a plan angry rejected by the south carolina legislature. a bloody civil war between rebels was wreaking havoc on the south, forcing greene to address vigilante terror. corresponds between greene and thomas jefferson during the campaign shows greene was bedeviled by conflict between war and the rights of people and the question of how to set constraints under which a free society wages war. when the british finally evacuated charleston in december of 1782, greene and his ragged malaria stricken faithful continental army entered the city in triumph marking the end of one of the most punishing campaigns of the revolution as well as one of its greatest victories. let me tell you about our speaker this evening. john buchanan

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that means that most of the vent lar laters likely to be needed, they predict there will be a shortage. he said indeed there could be a shortage of ventilators in the weeks to come. >> so disturbing because they save lives, these ventilators. another thing the president did was kept touting a drug used for malaria and lupus and basically suggested people should look into it, despite the fact the fda has yet to approve the drug for coronavirus treatment. >> reporter: this is something we've heard for some weeks now. he's repeatedly pointed to this drug as a potential treatment for coronavirus. there are studies that suggest it could be helpful but nothing conclusive so far. that's why dr. f-a-u-c-i have refused to say there's definitive evidence that this drug works in the treatment of coronavirus. that's why they have clinical tests happening in the country to determine whether it's useful. nonetheless, the president says millions of doses have been purchased and put in a stock pile and the president suggested himself he might take hydroxychloroquin after talking to his doctors. no con

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right now we have this great divide about the potential of this combination of ma lar yal drugs that may or may not be proven effective to treat the coronavirus. the president is all-in on it. even though he admits from the podium he's not a doctor he's putting for their use. navarro is doing so. lot of the right-wing media, from mark levin, to donald trump jr. are pushing for it as well. dr. fauci and others are saying it's possible that it will be proven right but we simply don't know and is urging caution, there's not enough science or data or time to know whether or not this is going to work. and that erupted in a weekend meeting at the white house, the fight between the two, and suddenly as you pointed out, navarro, these memos emerge that make him look like he was preaching caution and concern about this growing pandemic but it goes to show that in terms of this president he can go back and forth depending where he is he was very close, nicolle, very close to ordering that the nation be reopened on easter even though just now with easter a few days away, new york city and other

had is the first time in major history that a major disaster deck lar rare is nationwide. in new york, the number of deaths continue to rise. governor cuomo says number of hospitalizations continues to go down. new york state has more than 173,000 cases with 783 people dying in the last day alone. new york's death toll is more than 8,600. governor cuomo warned new yorkers about the dangers of political conspiracy after when the state should or should not reopen. and he denounced bill de blasio's statement when he said schools should close until next year. >> he said he wants to close them until june. he may do that but in a coordinated sense with other localities. it makes no suense to make one close sure that is not in coordination with others. >> is that valid? >> well, he can't close them or reopen them. it happened on a metropolitan basis. >> let's go to alexa who is outside an e.r. in downtown manhattan. clearly, the two elected officials on different pages, and mayor de blasio responded in the last hour in a conversation with reverend al. bring us up to date. >> that