only 10% move in the course of a year and less than 3% are migrants. >> less than 3%?would indicate the rosy picture of retiring to a sunny place on the beach doesn't come up as often as we would think. >> not at all. the facts indicate our senior citizens prefer to stay put. >> i think we agree housing is an important ingredient in the story of how we live. but it is only part of the picture, let's take school. a good indication of a nation's standard of living is found in literacy. how are we doing? >> pretty well, i think. is of some interest to realize the census stopped asking the literacy question in 1940. the reason is quite apparent, by that date, virtually everybody in the united states was literate. there was no point in recording. so beginning in 1940, the census asked the question of how many years of schooling at a person actually completed, and education attainment tells more about a person and his way of life. in 1940, the first census which contained information, a proportion of the population with less than a grade school education was about one third.

but the research on the lethality of less lethal weapons is pretty hard to come by. in 2017 a review of the available literature on the subject was published in the medical journal "bmj open". of the nearly 2,000 people since 1990 documented to have been injured by less lethal rounds, 300 suffered permanent disability. 53 of them died. >> thesee,hi-speed projectiles,y cause significant and severe injuries. >> reporter: this doctor is with physicians for human rights and one of the authorizs of that review. >> the basic rights like free speech and free assembly are being suppressed globally, and the primary way that's happening is because of crowd control weapons. >> reporter: in just the first week after the death of george floyd, she documented at least 100 serious injuries to protesters and journalists. most to the head and neck. >> the narrative is that they're not lethal, they're not dangerous. that police need a continuum of use of force and that these are really excellent options for them to be safe while at the same time controlling riots. >> and that's not th

more free time doesn't necessarily a lower salary less working hours still less productive on the contrary several studies have shown that employees are more productive when they work fewer hours when microsoft tested a 4 day week in japan productivity rose by 40 percent. in fact research suggests that reducing working time can increase productivity for example because people are more rested which helps them perform better. according to the german federal institute for occupational safety and health a shorter working week needs work place have reduced stress and are less likely to take sick leave working fewer hours improves people's concentration and makes them more productive. before day what they're worth a try don't you think. for the long distance truck drivers who are on the roads of europe a 4 day week is a complete no go they can be on the road for weeks at a time their working hours are broken up by rest periods that are set in stone however the e.u. now wants to change the working conditions of millions of truckers it's an idea that's meeting with particularly strong resistance f

likely to get sick or less sick from the virus. what do you think about that? >> i was the co-author of that paper, so i think it's a great idea. >> is that you? look at me. of course i should have noted that. yes. tell me about that. >> you know, the observation is that the rate of severe disease and the rate of mortality is going down. and one reason as opposed to early on is that there was a lot more death and a lot more icu admissions. one of the things that's different is people are wearing masks. the observation across from a number of other infectious diseases is that the amount of you get, the dose you get, will influence how sick you are. so we know that, for instance, for hiv, if you get a big load of hiv you will get much sicker much faster than if you get smaller doses. but the observation here is that we know that there is a dose phenomenon. we can show it in animals with influenza and a variety of other respiratory diseases. we know that people are wearing masks and we know that the mortality rate is lower in the seco

hate more talk talking meanings less heat less east heat yes more tough he said hate heat there is less heat less heat less heat or maret more lights ok light but all of that that's what range that thoughts all that include conversations speaking to each other let's talk about the concept of speech and what's happening to it now because speech is a big topic of set right ever societies came to a point where there were allowed to say everything they saw up they could say you know like that they don't need to hold back things now people need to think twice about saying anything pretty much and i'm trying to analyze that are you are you talking about what we call politically correct speech are you talking about the fact that people want to be yes yes i think will want to be more direct about what you're saying so that's one of the things that happens to speech euphemism euphemism i believe i am not i do think trans people people who are not male not female have a right to avoid and we must represent them and respect them that's it you mean i do think that women have a particular peer. poin

in germany anyone who earns less than 60 percent of the average net income so less than $1100.00 euros per month is said to be poor. study shows that poverty makes it hard to build and maintain social relationships. poor people don't fully participate in society. today the mustang link is visiting a neighborhood project in berlin's courts back district he greets the organizers. social workers carla miranda in tim organized neighborhood meetings along with free cooking courses art classes and yoga sessions. they lend a sympathetic ear to the locals problems. might catch up on the forget if i know i don't have much money where can i meet new people if i can't get to restaurants will the cinema that's hard to see if this here is very low threshold that i just come in and there's something for me there are people who greet me and want me to stay. and most of what's on offer here is free. cost and also. the boston link study shows that after 2 years of living in poverty people are less likely to meet with friends and soon that almost all the longer people live in poverty the more their soci

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, contact-less technology.vel analyst henry harteveldt: >> if they can check out of a store or supermarket using touch-less technology, they want that at the airport and on the airplane. >> reporter: at washington's reagan national, the t.s.a. began testing similar technology at a checkpoint this week. the passenger puts their i.d. in the scanner. that photo is compared to one taken by this camera. the t.s.a. officer monitoring the process stays behind plexiglass. and l.a.x. is the first in the u.s. to try check-in kiosks where you can use your smartphone as a mouse so you never have to touch the screen. passengers at the l.a. airport's international terminal can use the 12 kiosks to check in for flights on nearly two dozen airlines. kris van cleave, cbs news, chicago. >> yuccas: seems so smart. kris, thank you. next on the "cbs weekend news," changing uniforms: one man's inspiring shift from security guard to med student. o med student. eliquis is proven to treat and help prevent another dvt or pe blood clot.

well yeah sure i mean i myself you know have been charged with less much less there less much less that all basically of anyone you know who. insolvable not me and that would put you in prison for up to 15 year so i think this lesson existing law has sort of states that in a way for them to move forward we do what i say should you know you can have free discussion of will not be and because of that you won't have any more kristie so that's why i have to emphasize once again that the fact that the students out on the street today. will not be in since very courageous and then many way they break down now that wall off the discussion of the walk in the face of the less much less than or to look at the courage to sing on the streets. i was just going to add to that i was just saying it's also a time for young people who are also super interested in politics which isn't necessarily happened in thailand before when i was growing up it was a politics it's not something you talked about you know on the dinner table or with friends but now with young people moving to twitter and with political

more free time doesn't necessarily a lower salary less working hours still be less productive on the contrary several studies have shown that employees are more productive when they work fewer hours when microsoft tested a 4 day week in japan productivity rose by 40 percent. in fact research suggests that reducing working time can increase productivity for example because people are more rested which helps them perform better. according to the german federal institute for occupational safety and health the shorter working week needs to work peers have reduced stress and are less likely to take sick leave working fewer hours improves people's concentration and makes them more productive. for what they're worth a try don't you think. for the long distance truck drivers who are on the roads of europe a 4 day week is a complete no go they can be on the road for weeks at a time their working hours are broken up by rest periods that are set in stone however the e.u. now wants to change the working conditions of millions of truckers it's an idea that's meeting with particularly strong resis

them more free time doesn't necessarily mean a lower salary less working hours still less productive on the contrary several studies have shown that employees are more productive when they work fewer hours when microsoft tested a 4 day week in japan productivity rose by 40 percent. in fact research suggests that reducing working time can increase productivity for example because people are more rested which helps them perform better. according to the german federal institute for occupational safety and health and shorter working week needs workers have reduced stress and are less likely to take sick leave working fewer hours improves people's concentration and makes them more productive. the 4 day week what they're worth a truck don't you think. for the long distance truck drivers who are on the roads of europe or for day when. as a complete no go they can be on the road for weeks at a time and working hours are broken up by rest periods that are set in stone however the e.u. now wants to change the working conditions of millions of truckers it's an idea that's meeting with particula

why do women earn less. it's not a myth women's wages remain low while men's climb higher and higher. in germany she earns 21 percent less than a man and she has far less chance of obtaining a company car but where does the difference come from let's look back a couple of decades. in the wake of the 2nd world war in germany there was a shortage of men and women had to take on hard work their fight for just wages was particularly loud women demanded equal pay and they were successful. then came the virtue of the economic miracle the traditional gender roles returned with a vengeance. in west germany at least they have a could remain a housewife and stay home to take care of the kitchen the kids and her husband. both socially and legally men were seen as the only breadwinners this role division continued for decades and it continues to affect employment today. david chose a typical women's job working in a human resources department. careers in i.t. the natural sciences and high tech didn't interest her. the p

perspective for a group of 19 we've seen which seems to be more or less round. so we went be relying on the worms just yet dr aqim her hour from phone university thanks a lot for joining us. and now is the part of the program where we pose one of your questions to ask science correspondent eric williams. if you inhale to us the number of viruses you inhale make a difference in your symptoms. this is a really interesting question because it touches on a recent comment made by a top american health official that universally masking up might be more effective than a vaccine at protecting us from covert 19 the idea behind that claim is that although masks don't prevent people from being exposed to the virus entirely by limiting exposure they could help reduce the number of people who develop severe cases of the disease and the theoretical equation is that light exposure leads to more asymptomatic cases ed and there's some evidence to back that idea up from settings like cruise ships and meat packing plants where were people who were required to wear masks during cov

for that, it seems less clear.eloped. but longer term it is possible, because what the study shows is that if you remove this particular gene, then you end up with less severe disease. so it's possible information like that could contribute to the vaccine development in the future. i think more immediately, the significance of the finding is that we know that if we can block the function of this gene for the viruses that don't have the deletion, we can target the function of that particular gene as a potential treatment. so if we can find drugs that block this gene, then we will end up with a less severe disease hopefully. professor the smith they're speaking to me earlier. russia has rejected accusations that it's responsible for poisoning one of president putin's leading critics, alexei navalny. there've been international demands for a full and transparent investigation, after germany said it has proof that mr navalny had been poisoned with the nerve agent novichok. mr nevalny is still in a hospital in berlin, w

employeesn says working at home are less productive.never it starts at 4:30 and goes on and on and on and on. [laughter] on the rightis track? annmarie: doesn't matter where you are, manus, you are always productive. [laughter] dani: jp morgan found that everyone working at home -- the entirety of the workforce, they are less productive at home but they specifically point out the kids. they say younger employees are less productive at home, this is blamed them kbw, who creative combustion is taking a hit for these younger employees. j.p. morgan. touching spokespeople for their part say their younger employees are missing out on learning one in the office. this is a key data point. you want to bring your employees back into the office? we have learned that frequently, people do work longer hours at home, but perhaps of those longer hours are less productive if you are a jp morgan employee. what banks are telling their employees, come back to the office -- jp morgan is telling employees to come back september 21 if they are in one of the

>> i think some people are trusting science less because they're being encouraged to trust science less. i think facts and science are very threatening to people who would like to exploit a low information public, a

so any sort of coastal winds from here on now will likely becoming with less and less of that smoky foggy impact that we had been seeing so these are all nice things to be talking about sure nice to start the day with some good news, 50's and 60's for your current temperatures as you are venturing outside that's where conditions later today, daytime highs will be in the 70's to 80's little warmer than they were yesterday. and certainly a little bit brighter too. back to you robin thank you for the good news john be appreciate the update. let's check in on traffic. some good news and traffic to your morning commute is off to a great start a quiet start. >>no problems here at the bay bridge toll plaza of the trip into san francisco is doing just fine this is what we like to see under 10 minutes from the bottom of the maze off to fremont street. we also have 92 your connection between the peninsula and the east bay every time we check it gets busier and busier no big problems here but look at all the traffic leaving hayward everybody's packing up rolling out to the peninsula. your drive time

but a little less of it and that's the way the next few days are going to be a little less smoke mixed with the fresh air that's starting to push in across the region. so we are working our way at least in the right direction and that is something that will continue in the days ahead, 60's for most of our highs at the coast today. well we'll be looking at daytime highs in the 70's for most of our beside areas burlingame foster city and mountain view each of 75 while the south bay. daytime highs in the upper 70's to low 80's east bay temperatures also those 70's and 80's continue no 90's under 4 zone forecast today so i know we're in the midst of smoke, but at least we can hang on to the fact that yeah air air qualities not great. but temperatures they could they definitely i have given us relief the heat that we started last week off with tomorrow's temperatures and winds days will be a little bit warmer skies will be just a touch clear as air quality continues to improve thursday night into friday we see a new system working its way and that's going to help to stir out some of the smo

less virus in, get less sick.amsters, even when y you give ththem less of the virus, they t less sick. watching outbreaks around the world, settings where you're wearing the mask seemed to drive dodown thehe severity of infectn and drive up the ratate of asymptomatic disease. amy: what about how w often you wewear the same mask?? >> i mean, they shouldld not get wet or soiled. really, i would wawash them at least every other dayay. amy: that is if they are not paper. >> exactly. paper, you can't wash them. take your five or six cloth masks and wash them every day,, keep them clean. make it part of your day. make it partt of your costume. amy: this was that town hall meeting held by ababc, president trump repeating his claim that the coronavirus would go away. trumka we are going to be ok. it is going away. it is probably going to go away a lot faster because of the vaccine. it would go away without the vaccinine, but it t will go o -- >> without the vaccine? ," sure, with time. you will develop our herd mentality.

why do women earn less. it's not a myth women's wages remain low while men's climb higher and higher. in germany she earns 21 percent less than a man and she has far less chance of up painting a company car but where does the difference come from let's look back a couple of decades. in the wake of the 2nd world war in germany there was a shortage of men and women had to take on hard work their fight for just wages was particularly loud women demanded equal pay and they were successful. then came the bitch off the economic miracle the traditional gender roles returned with a vengeance in west germany at least they have a could remain a housewife and stay home to take care of the kitchen the kids and her husband. both socially and legally men were seen as the only breadwinners this role division continued for decades and it continues to affect employment today. eva chose a typical women's job working in a human resources department. careers in i.t. the natural sciences and high tech didn't interest her. the pr

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is it that the vaccine is less violent than it was in april and may?e is a combination of things, if you look at the data that lead the fda to approve the convalescent plasma in the u.s. for emergency use, you saw a significant drop in the mortality from even april to july. that is probably to do a lot more -- and there was no change in the age profile of the individual. what i think you are seeing was basically less sick people getting the disease. and also the hospitals being better at managing the disease. and we have drugs that work now. francine: thank you so much. "bloomberg surveillance" continues. ♪ ♪ four more years, jp morgan says investors should ofsition for rising odds the president being reelected. the german government expects the contraction to be less than forecast. the economy minister speaks this hour. apple's production blip. build 75suppliers to million 5g iphones for later this year, assigned demand is holding up. good morning and welcome to bloomberg surveillance. tom keene is in new york. we will have a robust conversation on th

are in this economy with less contact, less travel, less people going to restaurants and so on.here is a problem here. right now, the good news in the u.s. is you have fiscal stimulus. people are getting generous unemployment benefits. incomes have been sustained. the problem is many people will feel what they felt was a temporary job loss is not becoming a permanent job loss and you could have income go down and consumer spending go down as well. is the risk of a second round of job losses. we were speaking last week with moody's. if we do not get fiscal support from d.c., we could see double-digit unemployment through the end of next year. do you agree? thomas: consequences could be severe. the saving rate in the u.s. is high. consumers are still growing savings. more physical support is needed soon. pullingbet on congress itself together and voting something before the end of september. tom: housing is remarkable. percent in this nation who cannot pay their rent at another percent of the nation trying to move up or move out or moved to the suburbs. how do you measure the real

and less popular. the future for daca kids, immigrants will be greatly hurt as well. just about everything that america believes in and stands for when it comes to issues like health care and labor rights and lbgtq rights and women's rights, judge barrett stands against all of that. she said she believes in judge scalia's philosophy. judge scalia would eliminate all those things or greatly limit them. and the disgraceful process by which this was done. they held the nomination of merrick garland open for eight months because it shouldn't be before a presidential election but now only 40 days before an election when some people started voting, they say never mind. mitch mcconnell and donald trump have stolen two judges from the american people. merrick garland, now rushing this nomination through. what did i leave out, angela? not much. it's kind of dark. judge ginsburg had a dying wish that the next president choose. justice ginsburg must be turning over in her grave up in heaven to see that the person

why do women earn less. it's not a myth women's wages remain low while men's climb higher and higher. in germany she earns 21 percent less than a man and she has far less chance of obtaining a company car but where does the difference come from let's look back a couple of decades. in the wake of the 2nd world war in germany there was a shortage of men and women had to take on hard work their fight for just wages was particularly loud women demanded equal pay and they were successful. then came the bitch the economic miracle the traditional gender roles returned with a vengeance. in west germany at least favorite could remain a housewife and stay home to take care of the kitchen the kids and her husband. both socially and legally men were seen as the only breadwinners this role division continued for decades and it continues to affect employment today. eva chose a typical women's job working in a human resources department. careers in i.t. the natural sciences and high tech didn't interest her. the problem is

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in germany anyone who earns less than 60 percent of the average net income so less than $1100.00 euros per month is said to be poor. link study shows that poverty makes it hard to build and maintain social relationships poor people don't fully participate in society. today is a must and link is visiting a neighborhood project in berlin's quotes back district he greets the organizers. anderson this is us. social workers carla miranda in tim organized neighborhood meetings along with free cooking courses art classes and yoga sessions. they lend a sympathetic ear to the locals problems they just might catch up on the forget if i know i don't have much money where can i meet new people if i can't go to restaurants to the cinema that's hard to see this here is very low threshold but i just come in and there's something for me there are people who greet me and want me to stay. and most of what's on offer here is free. of what they cost and also and. the boston link study shows that after 2 years of living in poverty people are less likely to meet with friends and so mean that almost all the

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cases and less deaths and a lot more —— lot less worried about what is happening in the next few monthsp end of this and we know people know you know what you know. having got here, we are where we are, is your interpretation of what is happening right now that things will get worse from here on in? it is really hard to say. we don't know what's going to happen. i am certainly concerned that as we go into the fall in winter with people more likely to be indoors with the possibility of other viruses including the flu and knowing that corona viruses tend to spread around this time with people going back into schools and colleges, it is certainly likely that the number of cases will increase in the next couple of months, that we will have more deaths. many projections say we will have a lot more death by the time of the election and by the time of the election and by the time of the election and by the time of 2021. i think that is true, ijust don't know how much to quantify that. saying that it virtually affects nobody, but i have been doing this and watching this for the past six or seve

people wanting to shop less. frequency has lowered. and spending less time in stores.een as wel people were not able to physically connect or travel to meet up through social gatherings, we have seen virtual social gatherings with people having drinks and cocktails through a social platform or zoom, for instance. >> i've heard a lot about the zoom happy hours. when do you think we will get back to pre-pandemic levels in terms of social gatherings, going out to bars, going back to restaurants, because that would clearly be a big positive for your company. >> not only would it be a big positive for our company, industry, and customers, the restaurants, bars, and nightclubs who are struggling and have suffered a lot. some of them, unfortunately, will never reopen. they have gone out of business. the one thing we know is they will all reopen -- the real question is when. i believe there is the regulatory environment. wherel see some markets closures are mandatory after specific hours. within some countries, areas, restaurants are asked to go back to lockdown as well. happe

them more free time doesn't necessarily mean a lower salary less working hours don't mean we're lessproductive on the contrary several studies have shown that employees are more productive when they work fewer hours when microsoft tested a 4 day week in japan productivity rose by 40 percent. in fact research suggests that reducing working time can increase productivity for example because people are more rested which helps them perform better. according to the german federal institute for occupational safety to help a shorter working week needs workers have reduced trends and are less likely to take sick leave working fewer hours improves people's concentration and makes them more productive. before day week what they're worth a try don't you think. for the long distance truck drivers who are on the roads of europe or for day when. as a complete no go they can be on the road for weeks at a time and working hours are broken up by rest periods that are set in stone however the e.u. now wants to change the working conditions of millions of truckers it's an idea that's meeting with parti

shorter hours obviously the money i earn will be much less if not. so i'm really thinking about whether all the effort still makes sense. no money no family struggle to see the point of this anymore. stephens employer has already reacted by packing up and moving some of its operations to spain which could mean him having to do the same but for now it's lights out because his journey will continue at daybreak. and now it's time for us to hit their hours chair next week will be back with another edition of night until then check out. the best. place. in. the medical descent in russia and the life threatening poisoning alexina bombing is just one example we meet obligations leaders who refuse to be intimidated. human rights are disregarded in this country freedom and justice don't exist here you can spend 30 days behind bars just for calling for a protest. song on the world. 30 minutes on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all of this. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio prog show is called spectrum if you would li

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