the leaching that is leaking is the leaching from about 25 to 30 illegal landfills that are around cateurave a system of treatment and our system is a system of evaporation and recirculation. so there is no leaking absolutely from our landfill to any area. so you have about 1,000 tonnes of waste per day that is not collected from the metropolitan area of asuncion. and that's the main problem of the waste here. it's not the waste that is in the landfill — it's the waste that is not on the landfill, because those 1,000 tonnes are thrown in rivers, are burned or thrown in these illegal landfills. and who is responsible for how this is managed? the responsible are all the 2a municipalities that compose the metropolitan area of asuncion. but we still have a cultural problem, that we cannot achieve that our population throws the garbage in the waste can. so if we can't even get that done... imagine if we can convince the citizens responsible to separate. so the first challenge for me is that 100% of all the waste generated in the country gets to authorised landfills. then we can go to another st

professor leach, if you want to conclude?es to come together up allows communities to come together up and down the country to show their value and appreciation we have in our health and social care services across scotland every day. today, i wrote to say an additional thank you to everyone who is working in the nhs and social care. working today, a bank holiday, too can all get the treatment we need, this includes staff in hospitals and care homes, gp practices, given to pharmacies and income into settings where they are providing care to people in their own homes. these nhs that cannot spend their day with their loved ones because they are working to take care of us. we should recognise and thank them for that. the nhs is open and there for you. please do not ignore early cancer signs and symptoms. do not delay getting checked. if you or anyone in your house or notice a rapid deterioration in health, seek help immediately. please do not ignore the early warning signs of serious conditions such as heart attacks, stroke, ast

that is cameron leach. kameron leach. the s&p 500 is up 1.2%. the dow jones also up by 1.2%.q is up by 1%. the 10-year yield at six he seven basis points. how are we doing in canada, amanda? amanda: still holding our own, seeing the same strength. energy stocks lending their support to the market. vonnie: thanks for joining us. we will continue our jobs day coverage from here in new york and toronto. this is bloomberg. ♪ is bloomberg. ♪ 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 stay connected, visit xfinity.com/prepare. it is 2:00 in new york, 7:00 p.m. in london. i am scarlet fu. tgif, romaine. romaine: seem to you. i am romaine bos

the pandemic quote an absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leach call with former staff members and now for a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world 3 members of the white house coronavirus task force are in self quarantine among them as dr anthony found the face of the u.s. virus response that apparently come into contact with a white house staff member who tested positive for coded 19. south korea's president in his urge people not to lower their guard in the battle against the corona virus this comes after south korea reported 34 new cases of cope with 19 in just one day and said the country needed to brace for a 2nd wave of the pandemic. a polar vortex in the middle of may has led to some 0 temperatures and snow in the northeastern u.s. and canada it's a cooler low pressure system that occasionally spread southward the u.s. national weather service has issued a freeze warning extending into early sunday for most of the northeastern united states. russia has marked a 75 years since the defeat of nazi germany in world

the guy leach out there or a musical theater with mosques and gloves and just in says 1.5 meters is impossibleit was more. and you have to remember of course if you're talking about social distancing you're talking about fewer numbers of tickets being sold to people fewer numbers of fewer fewer tickets being sold means less money less money means more financial difficulties for these organizations and just briefly to bring it back to germany has the sector fairing yeah well there have been protests that have been held in germany today outside the finance ministry in berlin a few days ago with activists and musicians there saying that despite the emergency money that they've been getting from the government they need more and it looks like the government is listening you just said earlier about finance minister show he is saying that he will include arts and culture in whatever money he gives out next and that is ok for sweating thank you for that. those restaurants in some countries begin to reopen they'll be required to ensure a social distancing to protect staff against the coronavirus just

i put to him that many people see the landfill as a source of pollution, saying it leaches contaminated surrounding areas. well, that is not true. the liquid that is leaking is the liquid from about 25 to 30 illegal landfills that are around catuera landfill. we have a system of treatment and a system of recirculation so there is no leaking absolutely from our landfill to any area. you have about £1000 of waste per day that is not collected from the metropolitan area of asuncion and that is the main problem of the waste here. it is not the waste that is in the landfill. it is the waste thatis is in the landfill. it is the waste that is not in the landfill because there's 1000 that is not in the landfill because there's1000 tonnes are thrown in rivers or burned or thrown in these illegal landfill bowls. the response was our the 2a municipalities of the area of asuncion. the populations through the garbage in the waste can, so if we can even get that done, if we can get you citizen's responsible to separate forced up the challenge for me is that 100% for the waste generated in the country

leaches are off limits from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. people can surf but not lounge on the beach. not everyone appreciates the new rules. cars illegally parked in closed public parking lots are also getting cited. the aim is to encourage exercise at the beach and discourage groups. sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> more anger over sheltering at home. in orange county's laguna beach, people took to the streets. they're unhappy with the governor's decision to close beaches across the county. scenes like this are playing out across the state as tensions over the statewide lockdown continue to rise. but for many families who have lost loved ones to coronavirus, these protests are painful to watch. nbc bay area's marianne favro spoke with a gilroy woman who wants the demonstrators to spare others from the grief her family is experiencing. >> reporter: from southern california to the state capitol, this week hundreds gathered across the state to protest governor gavin newsom's stay-at-home order and demand california's economy reopen immediately, and even some beaches that have be

>>nd l leach with beneficial state bank, thank you for joining me. >> thank you for having us. >> wehould note that kqed is among the lol businesses and media organizations that have received a paycheck detection alone. >>> in a few months the fight agnst the pandemics revealed an alarming truth, there are not enough gowns, and goggles for health workers trying to save lives while avoiding infection. so, a stanford bio engineer is engineering novel, quickly scalable solutions to this ob global m. in his lab, off the shelf snorkel masks are transformed with an air filter to keep out virus particles. l unlike traditiorespirators the prototypes can be reused for up to 28 ardays and e easily disinfected. they also found inspiration in a cotton candy machine. hacking and retooling it to spin the facemask material quickly y.and chea joining me now is an associate professor of bioengineeringat stanford university and a 2016 genius grant percipient. thank you for joining us. >>> ank you for joining us let's talk about the facemask. it is an adaptation of a snorkel mask. tell us how you got s

at this particular location 30 miles away and robin leach who is a retired chemistry teacher told theed to see the top number ten aid they are on easter sunday. i was able to talk to him this evening and he said yes, he stands by what he told the newspapers. and he was able to, in his own mind, be sure that it was mr cummings because he took a note of the number plate. the car that the cummings family he thought were using. he said he was able to find a photograph online and the first five characters of the number plate matched. to him it was a vehicle he saw with his own eyes matching a vehicle in the photograph photograph with mr cummings. as far as he's concerned he confident the man mr cummings. not at the property he said he was staying up at 30 miles away. we've also had durham police issue a statement which contradicts what's downing street had said on saturday morning. yes, this is something that the labour party of picking up on. they're talking about potential inconsistencies in the reaction from downing street. specifically we were told that mr cummings and his family were

northwest china do you have questions for our expert panel you know what to do just jump into the leaching chat it's curated it's available to you right now we need to know can be in the stream i want you go to meet our guests. and our expert panel hello joe her tell us who you are however my name is jerry or harm the daughter of imprisoned professor am talk to me i am an author and humorist activist currently based in d.c. good to have you write and welcome to the stream tell everybody who you are hi i'm right here on the set i'm an attorney thanks in d.c. i'm also president of the american technique with association good to be rip your family it's nice to have a moment jan welcome back to the strain hello tell everybody you are. thank you for having me hermia this is my mentor and juma i am the deputy director of we're service radio free asia. i have seen a star exactly that the week asceticism radio free asia information concerning corona virus spreading and she is state secrets can you explain what is this secret and john this is a very good question and when at the corner of break hap

it is worse with the toxins in the shoes that leach into the soil, the rubber doesn't degrade.s bin these shoes, i'm not saying come to my business, but i am saying if you can bring your shoes to me and i can restore them that is one less pair for landfill. he is just one of so many customers and refurbishes who have started up in recent years. it's interesting because they seem closer to the way things were back on the day with making your sneakers last. they love the idea of it, you know, just having a view pairs that matter and customising them to keep them in shape, rather than buying new ones constantly. do i need all the sneakers i have? probably not. hello. we know this spring has been warm. it's been very dry in some spots. and now news aboutjust how sunny it's been, with the met office saying provisionalfigures indicate that it's been the uk's sunniest spring on record. and with high pressure close by for friday into the weekend, most will stay sunny and dry, warm, very warm, even hot in some spots. in fact, friday, the flow of air around this high—pressure as it moves

after 32 years of searching leaching could finally touch her son's face clinging on to each other making up for lost years this time she told him she wasn't going to let him go. now you must not just in 1988 outside a hotel in shanxi province his father had stopped off to get some mortar he was only 2 years old from then on his mother quit her job and dedicated her life to finding her son as she searched she reunited 29 other children with their parents now was found after a series of tip offs to police his identity confirmed by d.n.a. and facial recognition technology now you and was sold to a childless couple in neighboring sichuan province they raised him as their own and changed his name he had no idea they weren't his real parents until the police showed up and i want to know when the police came to see me i didn't believe them i was still in shock even after i did a d.n.a. test. it's not clear if action be taken against the couple who wrongly adopted him there are no government statistics on the number of children who disappear every year in china but it is thought to be in the 10s

christian cooper, who is black, goes there to bird watch because he knows dogs are not allowed off leach and won't bother the birds until amy cooper, who is white, came by with her dogs off the leash and christian cooper began recording. wash >> i'm going to ask you to stop recording. >> please do not come close. please call the cops. >> i'm going to tell them there's an african-american man threatening my life. >> please tell them whatever you like! >> she did call saying the man was threatening her when she was clearly not an throughout the call she appears to be a choking her dog, you can even hear the dog yelped. then she says this the police. watch. >> i'm sorry. i'm being threatened by a man in the ramble is! please send the cops immediate immediately! i'm in central park! >> thank you. >> you can see he was a ways away from her. amy cooper was quickly vilified and now says her life is being destroyed but she has since apologized saying she's not racist but says her behavior was inexcusable and indefensible. even had to surrender her dog until the matter is resolved and as you said

on a program one day on a weekend where people could sit and watch and learn how these , and the leachsr the alcohol -- and carrying the bleach or the alcohol is a good thing. i am on public transportation, and i have a bad heart, but i have the common sense to do the inngs necessary to survive the environment in which i have to catch public transportation. schooling, to public i believe in the safe distancing and all of that. i believe that if these classes were taught early on to children as part of a health care thing is there coming up through regular public schooling, that when situations like this should arise, they should have some common basic training. when it comes to the computer online homeschooling, one parent cannot control what the other parent does. if another parent, and they are divorced, one parent pulls the child out of school that notifying a court or the other parent under a shared parenting order, and then that parent who pulled the child out of school names the father as the person who is supposed to be watching over the children when the other party is denying t

. >> we were asked to leach. >> reporter: not everyone complied.ome ignored the signs and the police. >> i wanted to say i walked on the beaches when they were closed as a subtle form of protest. >> that was greg mills reporting. the issue of whether or not orange county beaches will remain closed will be revisited on may 119. >>> new york city police dispatched 1,000 officers to enforce social distancing this weekend as warm spring weather drew people to the parks in droves. governor cuomo says the virus killed 299 people across the state on friday. that's the in o hope, mount sinai says it will stop at mitting new patients to its slashg field hospital starting on monday saying covid-19 case loads are reaching manageable levels. >>> and puerto rico rocked by a strong earthquake which morning followed by a series of aftershocks. a magnitude 5.4 quake hit this morning. look at the damage. the shaking caused some brick buildings in town to collapse. a landslide left rocks scattered across a roadway. in the hours since the first quake, aftershocks hav

at a minimum, the pandemic is leaching attention and resources from election defense." with us for more, the aforementioned franklin foer returning to our broadcast, staff writer and then some over at "the atlantic." franklin, tell us about the russian plans and designs. what about an illness makes us so fertile for this now? >> well, we're obsessed with 2016, and we've spent so much time studying the events of that campaign, yet that's just one plot point. if we step back and we look at the full narrative of russian interference in american democracy and western democracy, 2016 was just a moment. they never really stopped trying to spread disinformation in the united states. they never stopped trying to hack our voting system. and given our president and given how he would react to anything that went wrong on election day, and if you go off any whiff of illegitimacy, he would exploit and make a great deal of hay of. and we've done a terrible job of protecting ourselves despite everything we know about 2016. and really we're a feather push away from catastrophe, from th

"so, bad news, the leaches didn't work. we can still try light and heat though, maybe, get your affairs in order." it's not hard to look at countries like south korea and see what an actual success story would have looked like we could have had an early robust response to contain the spread of the virus and allowed things to remain opened. instead i'm stuck here in my attic dodging wasps while i try to tell -- >> jokes on late-night television [ heavy breathing >> seth: this has been a closer look ♪ we've been talking about city harvest during this crisis and you've been really helping so if you can, please continue to give. unemployment is going up but city harvest is keeping their trucks full to feed the growing number of new yorkers who are turning to them to put food on their tables there is a website on your screen where you can donate. we'll be right back with california governor gavin newsom ♪ >> announcer: for more of seth's "closer looks," be sure to subscribe to "late night" on youtube. [anthony] hey mama, what's

the police commissioner john leach in the hat is overseeing them port veer down the drain. >> on the cover tonight, how prohibition came to be, and ultimately why it didn't last? why it lasted less than 14, years and why we ended up repealing the 14th amendment, and now when we drink we barely think anything of it. the prohibition didn't appear magically on its own. there was a giant movement in american history that pushed this upon the country. that movement was the temperance movement. this year from the library of congress, the temperature movement was a century long movement that was part of the progressive era. intended to make americans better people, and more middle class, and of course sober. their idea initially was they would tried to get people to drink more moderately. stop drinking so much, whiskey instead drink beer or wine. but the 18 thirties more radical statues charged of the moment, and they decided that no one can drink anything at all. if you drink anything at all your on the slippery slope to becoming a drunk. they demonized drinking. you will see from this pro

after 32 years of searching leaching could finally touch her son's face clinging on to each other making up for lost years this time she told him she wasn't going to let him go. now you him was snatched in 1988 outside a hotel in shanxi province his father had stopped off to get some mortar he was only 2 years old from then on his mother quit her job and dedicated her life to finding her son as she searched to 29 other children with their parents now was found after a series of tip offs to police his identity confirmed by d.n.a. and facial recognition technology now you and was sold to a childless couple in neighboring sichuan province they raised him as their own and changed his name he had no idea they weren't his real parents until the police showed up and the when the police came to see me i didn't believe them i was still in shock even after i did a d.n.a. test. it's not clear if action be taken against the couple who wrongly adopted him there are no government statistics on the number of children who disappear every year in china but it is thought to be in the 10s of thousands of a

military is with him all the way and he difficulty he said and we will assume control but when the leaching starts the shooting starts from said let's go live to our white house correspondent kimberly how kits and kimberly this phrase when the shooting starts the lead starts that's a statement with a particular resonance. yeah it really goes back some 50 years to the racial tensions that existed in the 19th sixty's specifically the words of the then miami police chief in 1967 when he was essentially referring to a crackdown on what he called slum could limbs essentially inflaming tensions with those words and that is the fear that the u.s. president by reiterating is doing the very same thing the u.s. president for his part has tweeted again in the last a few moments saying that the national guard has arrived on the scene there in minneapolis and fully prepared george floyd will not have died in vain respect his memory so that is the latest message by the u.s. president to the protesters in minneapolis now of course when it comes to the national guard and deploying we've certainly seen it m

discriminator losing their leach out and being denied access to medical care i want to get on to the destruction the military destruction in a 2nd is it true that you the un has been pulling stuff out i know that obviously cholera a previous epidemic is continuing there reputedly the worst cholera outbreak in history what's different about coronavirus in yemen that the u.s. has been pulling stuff out leaving you there i notice that they're very sure is their medical capacity fall on staff are you many turn flight care from client medical. and no see the need in the u.k. i reach it decreased but we've seen you have to have and we were not able to provide more including because of lack of hungering. for example or you now many clearly create meant in case one of us we developed this to be a symptom of going out variance so we decided to send shared more than harmful very international critiques away but our national colleagues which were our younger frontline asked deal within their own community to bending the community of the most important segment of society in young men and just to

i am now going to turn to professor leach, our national clinical director, to say a few words.ge the efforts of all colleagues across the pharmacy profession. they are working hard to ensure people continue to have access to their medicines. whichever setting pharmacists and their teams are working in, they are all play a critical role as scotland continues to face the challenge of slowing down the spread of covid—19 in order to save lives. in scotland alone 326 pharmacists and 220 pharmacy technicians have returned to offer their services during this pandemic. all 1258 community pharmacies across the length and breadth of scotland are at the front nine, supporting the nhs during this pandemic, and are playing a vital role in ensuring our medicines are effectively and safely dispense. community pharmacy teams up and down the country are working to serve their local communities, providing professional health care advice and treatment during the current outbreak. during this pandemic community pharmacy schemes have stepped up by extending the minor element service, providing trea

we will speak to jason leach a bit later who might be able to give us a sense of what the plans are inver the weekend. i'm sure it's not escaped everybody‘s attention, quite warm and sunny but things are changing. they have already arrived, the change has arrived across scotland. it's this cold front, it's bringing much colder air behind it. it hasn't arrived to all of us yet, so that means a marked contrast in the feel of the weather so far this morning. in scotland with cold fronts pass through, low single figures, but to the south of that front at the moment, we are still relatively mild. that will slowly change but in the cold air, it's brought a few snow showers, a light dusting of snow showers, a light dusting of snow across moree. the showers should start to ease a little in scotland, sunshine coming through. here is whether front is, sitting across northern ireland and northern england. despite some showers across the kent coast, a relatively dry bright start. it will cloud over. the wind will start to strengthen. gusts in excess of 30—40 miles per hour by the end of the day. t

i will hand over now to professor leach. country will have to tell families that their loved one has died of this disease. so do not take phase one likely, please do not take phase one likely, please do not take phase one likely, please do not take phase one lightly. i talked last week about the five things that have not changed. these five things become even more important now that lockdown has been released in this limited way. number!— lockdown has been released in this limited way. numberi— regularly lockdown has been released in this limited way. number i— regularly and thoroughly wash your hands for 20 seconds. number 2— and thoroughly wash your hands for 20 seconds. number2— and keep thoroughly wash your hands for 20 seconds. number 2— and keep at least two metres from people outside your own household. as a side issue, that is the only sure way of not being a contact when a tracer found you. you will not have to self—isolate if you have not been within two metres of somebody else, somebody else, unless it is somebody

for your cooperation and i will hand over to the police constable before handing over to professor leach all been limited and again i pay tribute to the public for enduring the limitations on their freedom. the consent and support shown by the overwhelming majority of people in scotland i think is based on very strong establish bond of trust that exists between policing and the public in scotland, established over generations. we in scotland police by consent with a commitment to public good and well being as well as law enforcement. and, actually, where i have been... reinforced and pleased to reflect upon during the pandemic, there are some suggestions that the that bond has actually been strengthened. that is a credit not only to the public back to the office rs only to the public back to the officers and staff who are working with their fellow citizens in the shared mission to reduce the spread of the virus. again i would thank all officers and staff and their families for their commitment to public service. as the first minister has made a very clear, because of the self—discipline