premier league is the biggest money maker in european football followed by the bundesliga and by spans legate for the premier league and lega t.v. revenue accounts for more than half of all income. it's slightly less than that for the bundesliga but they're determined to get the ball rolling again even without spectators if that's what it takes to keep revenues flowing. when matches are aired the advertising boards around the pitch will provide another financial boost in the current crisis the upcoming weeks will show how well the new concept works but there's no doubt that the game will be a different one as seen in south korea where the caley season kicked off last week gold celebrated with social distancing. a sign of the times. and with that your up to date a reminder before we go that you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site at any time that stay w dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram as well the handle there is at d w news more news coming up in half an hour's time for now though on hand anthony howard see you again at the top of the hour.

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the comp legation not when it comes to south korea's ultimate challenge of tesng, of tracing and isolatingey have proved so good at it. but right now, they are trying to trace a number of people who the reason for that is because being gay in south korea is extremely difficult. we have done a number of articles on bbc world. when it comes to comingutyou can sometis lose your family and lose your job. ny people, yes, have given false names at the door. reluctant to come forward. laura: britain's premise to created some confusion when he announced plans for easing the lockdown in england. boris johnson had to expand -- explain what hmeant. new freedoms will apply to those living in england. the rules do not apply to scotland, wales or northern ireland because they h e sticking way-at-home guidance. here's our political editor laura kuenssberg. reporter: it was the day any different on the wild yorkshire toast -- coast. on the quiet manchester commute. to a few more travelers on london'nes. all trying to work out with the slow train to a new normal really looks like, with many questions tonig

s to read e's legations. biden asserted that his personnel files are "not tre."e declined to discuss her decision to speak out. >> you have said in the past that if a woman goes under the lights and talks about somhihing like we have to consider that the essence of this is re. is the essence of what she is saying is real? why do you think she's doing this? >> i'm not goi to question her motive. i'm not going to get into that at all. i don't know why she's saying this. i don't know why after 27 yrs all of sudden this gets raised. i don't understand it. i'mot going to go in and question her motive. i'm not going to attack h. e has the right to say whatever she has to say. but i have a right to say, look at the facts. robe: susan, as a political reporter who has covered vrmeprment biden, what d you learn from this interview and this whole week? -- has covered the v.p. biden what did you learn from this interview and this whole week? >> headn't responded in a television interview. i think they thought it was n necessary bt sufficient. he had to do this. but this stor

collaboration i was the member of the council of europe i was even are in charge of the polish the legation for the council of europe and i had a chance twice to discuss it it's not about women it's about this thing it's about the illegal migration and sharia law we had this discussion of usually with a legal community. and we were debating a sharia law in europe where no one is this guy saying european values in saudi arabia or any other sharia law states so we are trying to keep europe keep poland great and christian well you know in 2017 your president simply instructed people not to implement the convention that was supposed to come about violence against women he said regarding national laws on violence against women those laws already in place in poland are working and being in force that wasn't true was it that's simply not true the figures don't bear that out the law is not working 1st of all if 1st of all do you have a date about the violence against women and men you have a date or yes yes your police state of the 27th so we are going to 2000 cases of family violence in which wome

premier league is the biggest money maker in european football followed by the bundesliga and by spans legate for the premier league and lega t.v. revenue accounts for more than half of all income. it's slightly less than that for the bundesliga but they're determined to get the ball rolling again even without spectators if that's what it takes to keep revenues flowing. when matches are aired the advertising boards around the pitch will provide another financial boost in the current crisis the upcoming weeks will show how well the new concept works but there is no doubt that the game will be a different war as seen in south korea where the caley season kicked off last week gold celebrated with social distancing. a sign of the times. so they're going to get kicks off this friday as the 1st major league in europe to get back in action mark meadows from sports is here to tell us more about that i mean we have you know many other close contact activities which have essentially been canceled you know by and large in europe tell us how were the soccer bosses able to persuade the authorities to allo

defaulted on its economy on its notes on saab legations and 1971 and they replaced gold with fiat money nonsense and now that defaults 4045 years later. and after going through the crisis of 2008 has metastasized into the crisis of 2020 which is 10 to 50 times bigger so what i want to get into here is all the terms being is inflation versus deflation and these 2 terms are defined differently by different camps out in the economic study however one chart and one graph and one data point has been resolute in depicting what's really going on and that would be the money velocity chart which i think has really given us a clearer picture of what's happening can you tell us what that money velocity chart is and what it's telling us sure it's a function of how much money is moving through the system and it's been going down consistently in lacy hunt was rarely in making this an understanding what it implies and you know i'd like james church you know that i mean money velocity falling actually if you look at hyperinflation of the past when the aussie falling because it's just so damn much money

is the legates annual report assessing the financial -- further commentary from china on the originsent of the virus. with a ratcheting blame game, this congress will be watched especially closely. geopolitics will indeed be the spotlight whether hong kong security law to be discussed at the national people's congress. the move could fuel a fresh protest and also increase u.s.-china tensions. joining us to discuss is leland miller. always great having you with us. this is basically a rubberstamp parliament, right? if we see this pass, does that mean the u.s. will be forced to withdraw hong kong's special trading status? what would be the implications of that? leland: it will put the u.s. in quite a bind. in effect this will be the end of one country, two systems. this'll be china breaking his pledge to keep hong kong -- to allow hong kong to keep his freedom through 24/7. they got react -- 2047. double her the protesters and hurt the supporters in hong kong. what i suspect is they will be a long, drawn out process where you see a tougher stance on the u.s. side, sanctions on certain

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the legations face examinati from the public our own dan bush and lisa desjardins are here to take usugh their extensive reporting. tht join me now to share wh they've learned. hello to both of you. i'm going to turn to you both, but, lisa, to you to begin. take us throught what you did and what you learn in all from talking to all these people. >> yea judy. we reached out to -- tried to biden staffers.me 200 for of that, we were able to have in-depth interviews wit some 74 of them. now 62 former staffers were women and to a person, jud ose women told us they had was uncomfortable withhe former vice president or ever heard of any experience that was uncomfortable or, worse, many of with him alone during work hours and that did they had -- they nted to say most of them didn't want to reflect whether on what tara reade was say was true or not but they did say that it did not reflect their experiences at all, especially in a workplace tha that dan andi heard from them that they felt empowered wom. >> while a lot of staffers we uncomfortable, they allr felt confirmed what we know about jo

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that trend here as well as recognizing corporate niceties and constitutional as opposed to civil legation cases are less important. thank you for joining us. tomorrow the case is the little sisters of the poor, involving religious freedom and also the bar versus -- involving the protection act and all of the robo calls and whether restrictions on them violates the first amendment. this is your homework, please read the briefs and the cases. a few -- as you have seen, you cannot really have a sense unless you take the time to read the briefs and the main cases that are discussed. you can find all of them on the supreme court website. and you will be as prepared as art two advocates, just with a little bit of homework. i just wanted to say i filed in both of the cases tomorrow as well. jeffrey: congratulations for your proto-victory -- productivity. you did win an award for the funniest freak last year, ilya, so you will find amusement if you take the time to educate yourself about the constitution. that is what we are all doing, learning here together in this great experience of hearing su

company has filed for chapter 11 and planes to emerge from the process in the fall with debt up legationst 5.5 billion dollars, cut by about $4 billion. that is you bloomberg business flash. alix: thanks so much. that neiman marcus bankruptcy is likely to be just one of many. we already heard from well-known names like j. crew. jcpenney is signaling it may not be far from it. it just missed another interest payment of about $7 million yesterday, the second missed payment in just the past month. for many companies, the letdown just made pre-existing problems even worse. the amount of debt the u.s. testified as distressed rose almost 61% in the last two months. washington is still tossing out life preservers to select industries. still, corporate bankruptcies are on track to match the 2009 level. coming up, we will dig deeper into the key data points you need to watching today's jobs report with constance hunter, kpmg chief economist. to highlight some of the big movers of the morning, i did want to highlight uber. they have terrible earnings, but they see the business starting to recover.