downey learned that at the lighthouse.en you first crossed a big street like this on your own, was it terrifying? >> chris downey: absolutely terrifying. >> stahl: i can imagine. ( laughs ) i can totally imagine. >> chris downey: i remember that day, stepping off the curb, and it was like, you would have thought i was stepping into raging waters. take a deep breath and go for it. you got to push through it. >> stahl: within a few months, he was travelling the streets on his own and getting back to normalcy with his son. >> chris downey: the first father's day came up. rosa was like, "so, what do you want to do? do you want to go on a picnic, go on a nice lunch? "i want to play baseball." ( laughter ) "with renzo." renzo was like-- he pops up. i could just-- i could feel him, like, jump to the edge of his chair. "baseball, you want to play baseball?" ( laughter ) >> renzo downey: so dad would throw to me, and i'd play like i was playing first base. >> stahl: how could he throw the ball to you? >> renzo downey: i'd just call

analysis of both structures let our colleagues from the investigative platform spelling cat and lighthouse report to clearly identify the d.m.v. as belonging to a greek coast guard ship. but greece denies using illegal methods the coast guard told t w. the operations conducted by a harbor police and hellenic coast guard and accordance with international law and international conventions. we also asked the european border agency frontex which works closely with the greek coast guard their answer didn't refer to the incidents in question they just said all of their border control operations conform to the highest standards like question to context you say you don't know but how could you not know and what steps have you taken to rebut what we have as evidence. has been watching migrants moving across the gnc for years and has seen a rise in the number of pushbacks she has been monitoring the situation for the european center for constitutional and human rights. you is expected to stand up for a new law to be respected and we haven't seen that we haven't seen it in public statements made by r

. >> one of my most favorite days was when we went to the lighthouse several years ago. we walked all the steps to the lighthouse and we were on the point and it friday and saturday so gray, cloudy, romantic with the emotion and beauty that the area has to offer. there was no sunshine but still it was one of my favorite days ever. grab a puffy, a beanie, and head to the beach. it doesn't mart if it's sunshine or gray. >> you get fewer people. it's more of a personal experience with clean, fresh air. i think a lot of people love it that way. coming up on the zip trip, we check in with one of the many treasures found along the california coast, how marine wildlife are doing since this pandemic began. plus marching off the beaten path and into some unknown parts of northern california where some of the best beaches you have never heard of can be found. a trip down south for family friendly fun, local hot spots are now open for business. >>> let's start one of my favorite spots, two hours south of oakland. monterey bay has long been a favorite for many of us in the bay area.

the accuwewewewewewewewewewewewe >> i might take a stroll out to the lighthouse, see if i can't firey up for the next tip. i might. i don't think i'll get there. >> i'm sure they'll give you the key, rob. >> we'll see what happens. >> i miss you. by the way, the social distancing, i had to make a new friend here in the studio. hope you don't mind. i'm sure you can't see it because you don't have a monitor. >> it's a good thing. you know how insanely jealous i get. >> that's right. that's right. all right, rob. almost as tall as you as well. >>> all right. now to "deals & steals," it's always a good time to make your home just a little bit homier and that's why tory johnson is here with huge savings on home favorites and from small businesses as well. tory, good morning. >> good morning, whit. i hope you are hugging that mannequin with ever plush because just like the name says, these are plush towels, bath robe, hair turbines, bath wraps, so many different options, all in great neutral colors. they are absorbent, they are soft, they are awesome. they come in singles and sets and ever

this lighthouse has been guiding ships to safety since 871. 1 side of the peninsula faces the open sea. from the mouth of the slide to the other and to the city of. the old fishing district of home is especially pretty it was settled in the 10th century. and. another must see is got off castle it was once the residence of the dukes of and it got off the house also produced kings and bishops. castles chapel dates back to 1590 and has been largely preserved in its original form the small does she was a mighty center of power and northern europe. got jobbed also houses an archaeological museum one of its most amazing exhibits is the needham boat a warship from the year 32080. 2 jack who is very familiar with the history of the region. i don't say when i was jealous of its golden era the 5 in the 17th century when it was the dutch. and it got all of these at that point it was really one of europe's prime cultural centers of culture not military might was used to try to rise to the level of denmark that was an outstanding time when there was a camera when there was a lot of construction don

president, lighthouse baptist church in jonesboro, tennessee. our church watched over the last few weeks as the way our police officers were treated all of the country. it was all over the news how they've been demonized and disgraced and dishonored, and we got our heads together and thought, what can we do as a small church in a small town to honor our police, and to let our voice be known. their voice is loud, the blame on police officers. the voice of small-town america is seldom heard, so we set up a little ceremony. we went through the chief of police and the public safety director, and we asked them if we could hold a public ceremony on the steps of the courthouse on main street in germs -- at 11:00 andjuly 4 morning and present each member of the jonesboro police department with a check for $1000. and we did that, and it shouldn't have, but it made national news. i think small towns all over america feel like we do, that we want our voice to be heard. we love law enforcement, our local police officers, and if we can do something to suppor

here from the lighthouse you can get a good view of the baltic resorts. travelling in coronavirus times how does that look like with all the social distancing in hygiene rules it's summer in germany so it's high season and that means it can get really crowded on the beach in restrooms in hotels and i would like to know how those people in charge and the tourists are dealing with this situation here in volume and. also show you how the pandemic has affected life in south africa our viewer mike zuma gives us a tour of keep telling. our view of the week comes from a south american family who traveled around the world to europe before the crisis. and can visit world heritage sites in mecklenburg west in pomerania from this month . holiday makers are back here involved in the at the baltic coast and in times like these of course i'm curious to find out more about what's brought them here. where you go from here cologne or what brought you here like baltic sea coast as the new . says coast we know we've been coming here for years. and you still get that holiday

. >> challenger powered past the lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that stood 54 yearse was no hiding t she relation of richard branson and his crew. ♪ >> this is "bbc news." the latest headlines --songland liftme strict quarantine rules, b only for people coming from a select list of france has a new prime minister, jean castex, the man who manage france o of lockdown. the formula one season has -- is finally getting underway, four months late, due to the coronavirus pandemic. hamilton made a statement by unveiling a new helmet with black ves matter messaging. andrew sadie's repainted their cars lack to show solidarity. for more on how forma one branding is changing, here is our reporter, jenny gao. >> i think it is a positive step that they are embracing their world champion and embracing globally. we have to get greater diversity to all elements of life. sthat is what formula one saying boldly and proudly. we haven't got it right at the moment, but we want to do as much as we can to change it. lewis hamilton spoke at length yesterday h about his newmet, black and pur

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodthe sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: america's leading virus expert issues a stark warning — cases are going in the wrong direction as coronvirus infections soar in some us states. the european union reopens its borders to visitors from 15 countries it considers to be safe — brazil, russia and the us are not on the list. to russia now, where today marks the final day in a week—long vote on changing the constitution. the document contains dozens of proposals but the headline—grabber is the one which would let vladimir putin run for office again. that could leave him in the kremlin until 2036, should he want to try. his critics say it's just a blatant power grab. sarah rainsford reports. all week, russians have been voting on the biggest package of reforms to their constitution since the 1990s, and it's taking place in venues like this — not the most formal—looking setting for such an important vote. it's also taking place, of course,

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodd branson and his crew. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: asa as a green light for travelling to england, the government lifts quarantine rules for visitors from france, germany, spain and italy. us prosecutors charge the british socialite, ghislaine maxwell, with grooming young girls for her former boyfriend — the convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein. one of the many side effects of the covid pandemic has been a dramatic drop in organs being offered for donation. doctors at one of the uk's leading transplant hospitals, royal papworth in cambridge, say that at the height of the crisis the supply of available organs almost dried up and more patients than usual died on the waiting list. 0ur science correspondent richard westcott reports. it's busy again now, but covid cast as long shadow over these transplant awards. not because patients were getting it, because the supply of donor organs almost dried up. i've gone through to your answer phone. hello, pauline? hello there. the tech

the lighthouse kitchen and carvery in burnham—on—sea in somerset was one of them, after a male customerage saying, this isn't the message we wanted to write so soon, but the lighthouse will be closed due to a customer testing positive to covid—19. we are slowly getting through our list of customers that were in the pub on saturday. all our staff are going to be tested, and we will reopen again when the time is safe to do so. other pubs such as the fox and hounds in batley, west yorkshire, have had to post similar messages. the pub said it will be deep—cleaned and opened again in soon as possible. the village home pub in alverstoke, gosport, told its customers they didn't need to isolate unless they were contacted by official tracers. they hope to open again on saturday. this is the best thing since sliced bread. any group of people going to a pub in england now have to leave a contact number, so that should make it easier to trace customers who have been to a pub that needs to be closed down. andy moore, bbc news. around 550 jobs are being axed at daily mirror and daily express newspape

and in santa cruz county parking lots will be closed for natural bridges, lighthouse, twin lakes, seacliff, manresa and sunset state beaches. in san francisco, the closed parking lots include baker beach, china beach, crissy field, fort funston, fort point, land's end, marina green and ocean beach. parking lots all closed. >>> the head-on crash in discovery bay this afternoon. the man in one car was killed while the driver in the other car walked way with minor injuries. the chp says it all happened on highway 4 just west of discovery bay boulevard. witnesses told police that the pontiac was driving on the right shoulder at speeds close to 100 miles an hour when it lost control and veered into the jeeb. officers are investigating whether alcohol or drugs were a factor in the collision. >>> well, being temporarily closed is turning into a long-term nightmare. business owners detail the real cost of being shut down. >> i've just been using credit cards and savings and my business still isn't able to open. so, yeah, i really don't know what to do next. >> state legislators are furious. that's

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodo hiding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: america's leading virus expert issues a stark warning that cases are going in the wrong direction as infections soar in some us states. hong kong marks the 23rd anniversary of the former british territory reverting back to chinese sovereignty as beijing imposes a tough new, national security law. authorities in ecuador have started using artificial intelligence to track people in the capital city, quito. there has been a rise in new coronavirus cases in parts of the city, which authorities hope to get under control. freya cole has more. it is like a game of trigonometry, measuring the distance between people. and if you are caught too close, authorities will be watching. translation: the software is being funded by the inter— development bank, used first and ecuador were coronavirus has infected more than 55,000 people. translation: we think roughly 90% of residents use a facemask and we

. ♪ >>> take a look at this scene on the island called the lighthouse of the mediterranean. volcano erupted on stromboli off the coast of sicily. it's been active for thousands of years. no one was hurt. >>> polar bears could be extinct by the end of this century unless more is done to address climate change. that's according to a new study. researchers say the shrinking amount of arctic sea ice is forcing the bears onto land farther away from their food supply. the study warns many bears will be lost even if global warming is moderately reduced. >>> a new twist this morning in the case of a deadly attack on the family of a federal judge in new jersey. investigators say the gunman was a prominent manhattan lawyer who once called the judge incompetent, and now authorities are reportedly investigating whether the suspect carried out another deadly attack in california. abc's reena roy has more. >> reporter: this morning, new details about the attorney and self-described anti-feminist accused of killing a federal judge's son and wounding her husband. investigators say roy den h

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news. i'm lewis vaughan jones. the latest headlines: president trump is facing criticism over his plans to celebrate american independence day at mount rushmore — with no compulsory face masks or social distancing. as pubs in england reopen on saturday, the prime minister boris johnson issues a warning to the public not to be complacent. the washington redskins american football team has agreed a review of its controversial team name following renewed pressure from its main sponsor. fedex, a major backer of the franchise and the team's stadium, is asking them to remove the controversial name which has long been considered offensive to native americans. the latest calls come after a fresh focus on racism sparked by worldwide protests over the death of george floyd. amanda blackhorse is a native american campaigner and plaintiff is previous legal attempts to force washington the change their name — a 20—year effort which ended i

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodng the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: china's new security laws for hong kong come into force, allowing those convicted to be jailed for life. america's leading virus expert issues a stark warning that cases are going in the wrong direction, as infections soar in some us states. to russia now, where wednesday marks the final day in a week—long vote on changing the constitution. the document contains dozens of proposals, but the headline—grabber is the one which would let vladimir putin run for office again. that could leave him in the kremlin until 2036, should he want to try. his critics say it's just a blatant power—grab. sarah rainsford reports. all week, russians have been voting on the biggest package of reforms to their constitution since the 1990s and it's taking place in venues like s — not the most formal —looking setting for such an important vote. is also taking place, of course, in the midst of the covid—19 pandemic, s

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodf richard branson and his crew. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: police in hong kong have made several arrests under china's new national security laws, on the first day they came into force. preliminary results suggest russians have overwhelmingly backed plans to allow vladimir putin to run for more presidential terms. the us has struck a deal to buy almost the entire global supply of a drug known to help people recover faster from covid—i9. remdezivir has been shown to shorten hospital stays for the most seriously ill by about four days. there is concern that the move will undermine international co—operation on covid. other countries have taken part in trials of remdesivir. it was originally an anti—viral against ebola. geraldine, from north london is more than 1000 covid—i9 more than 1000 covid—19 patients who took part in a trial of remdesivir. this is her receiving the drug in april, and she made a rapid recovery and is shocked that the drug has been bought up by the

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering the record that hadnson and his crew. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. england lifts some of its strict quarantine rules, but only for people coming from a select list of countries france has a new prime minister, jean castex, he's the man who managed france out of lockdown. since the coronavirus pandemic began, there's been a frantic global search for effective treatments. here in the uk, trials are focusing on using blood plasma from those who've recovered from covid—i9, to treat those now falling ill. the first patient in the trial has been speaking exclusively to our health correspondent, catherine burns that is liquid gold, yeah. in may, anne kitchin was seriously ill fighting coronavirus, she became the first person in the uk to try this, plasma from survivors. plasma is the liquid part of blood, it contains antibodies, part of how the immune system fights the virus. researchers hope it could be a treatment for covid—i9. i looked up at the post where the patch was and it was just like liquid

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodding the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: china's new security laws for hong kong come into force, allowing those convicted to be jailed for life. america's leading virus expert issues a stark warning that cases are going in the wrong direction, as infections soar across the us. although more than 10 million people around the world are known to have suffered from covid—19, we're still at a very early stage of knowing what the long—term effects of the virus will be on those who survive it. now a team of specialists based here in london say it could be causing strokes and other types of severe neurological damage. medical correspondent fergus walsh has the story. paul milray will never be able to go diving again, but he feels fortunate to be alive. covid—19 first attacked his lungs and then caused two massive strokes. the 64—year—old has made an astonishing recovery, which doctors put down to his high level of fitness. i have four wee

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodanson and his crew. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: us prosecutors have charged the british socialite ghislaine maxwell with grooming young girls for her former boyfriend, the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein. texas makes wearing a face masks compulsory across much of the state, as covid—19 cases continue to soar. china has called on the united kingdom to stop interfering in its domestic affairs. it follows the uk's offer of a pathway to citizenship to hong kong residents who hold british national 0verseas passports. this was sparked by china imposing a new national security law — which protesters say limits hong kong's freedoms. danny vincent has spoken to protesters facing big decisions. it is not new to be arrested in hong kong as a pro—democracy activist, but potentially facing life imprisonment is. tak—chi tam was arrested after taking part in a protest. he is now out on bail after being charged with the offence of illegal assembly, but he can yet face steeper charges u

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: president trump has responded to criticism over his plans to celebrate american independence day at mount rushmore, with no compulsory face masks or social distancing, saying the monument will never be destroyed. more now on the rising numbers of new coronavirus infections across the united states. a little earlier i spoke to drjoseph mccormick, an epidemiologist and founder of the school of public health in texas. i asked him how worried he was thatjuly 4th celebrations could help to spread the virus further. so i am very worried because we have already seen what happens when we have these big celebrations. after the memorial day holiday at the end of may, yes, at the end of may, during june we saw an incredible spike in cases and that is what we are experiencing right now in all of texas, including south texas. for example, we have seen a tenfold increase in the number of people being hospital

the lighthouse inn in burnham on sea only reopened on saturday after being closed for months.of their tests. the british socialite ghislaine maxwell, former girlfriend of the disgraced financier and convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein, has been moved to prison in new york, from new hampshire, where she was arrested. she faces six charges, including recruiting and grooming girls for epstein. she has previously denied any wrongdoing. here's our new york correspondent, nada tawfik. what authorities wasted no time after the holiday weekend, transferring ghislaine maxwell from new hampshire to new york on monday morning. and what's interesting is, even though her trial is taking place in manhattan, she is being held in the brooklyn metropolitan detention centre. so she won't be held at the same prison where jeffrey epstein took his own life in his prison cell. now the prosecutors in her defence lawyer have requested a bail hearing for this friday — that's still not confirmed, the judge has to set that in the calendar. but we already know that prosecutors will argue that ghislaine m

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. welcome back great to have you with us. police in hong kong have made several arrests under china's new national security laws on the first day they came into force. preliminary official result suggests russians have overwhelmingly supported plan to allow vladimir putin to run for presidential terms. in australia, lockdown restrictions have come back into force in melbourne, with ten suburbs linked to coronavirus outbreaks returning to stage 3 restrictions. more than 90,000 victorians were tested over five days, but it hasn't stopped the need for stricter measures to be enforced. residents in the identified "hot zones" can only leave their homes to shop for food and supplies, exercise, for care or caregiving and to study or work — if they're unable to do so from home. let's speak to the bbc‘s phil mercer in sydney. this is the result of a spike in infections in the southern state of victoria in the last couple of weeks. double—digit incre

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood elation of richard branson and his crew. welcome back, great to have you with us. police in hong kong have made several arrests under china's new national security laws on the first day they came into force. preliminary official results suggests russians have overwhelmingly backed plans to allow vladimir putin to run for more presidential terms. and the us has struck a deal to buy almost the entire global supply of a drug known to help people recover faster from covid—i9. in trials, remdesivir has helped shorten hospital stays for the most seriously ill by about four days. the manufacturer says other countries have ta ken manufacturer says other countries have taken part in trials of the drug, originally an antiviral against ebola. let's speak to the professor of emergency at the cornell medical centre. thank you very much for your time. in the wake of the trump administration defunding the world health organization and blaming china for the virus, what you make of this? well, it is c

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodlation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: us prosecutors have charged the british socialite, ghislaine maxwell with grooming young girls for her former boyfriend, the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein. texas makes wearing a face mask compulsory, across much of the state — as covid—19 cases continue to soar. china has called on the united kingdom to stop interfering in its domestic affairs. it follows the uk's offer of a pathway to citizenship to hong kong residents who hold british national 0verseas passports. already, the prominent pro—democracy activist nathan law has announced he has left the territory. my colleague kasia madera has been speaking to him — he told her how he came to the decision. the implementation of the national security law and eve ryo ne national security law and everyone who merely had an interview talking about us china relationships or even sanctions would be seen as a violation of the national security law. 50 for now w

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stood sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. welcome back, great to have you with us. police in hong kong have made several arrests under china's new national security laws on the first day they came into force. preliminary official results suggests russians have overwhelmingly supported plans to allow vladimir putin to run for more presidential terms. president trump has insisted he was never told by the us secret service about an intelligence report that afghan militants we re report that afghan militants were paid to kill us soldiers. the past few days, according to us intelligence, these bounties resulted in the deaths of several american servicemen. we never heard of them because intelligence never found it never heard of them because intelligence neverfound it to be of that level where we would rise to that. when you bring something into a president and i see many things and i am sure i do not see many things do not rise to the occasion this did not rise to the occasion. and f

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodc world news. the latest headlines: us prosecutors have charged the british socialite ghislaine maxwell with grooming young girls for her former boyfriend, the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein. the uk government has announced it will remove travel restrictions for lower—risk countries ahead of the summer holiday season. paul charles is the ceo of the travel consultancy the pc agency. he's welcomed the end of blanket quarantine restrictions. it's good news that the foreign office will be removing its non—essential travel advice from this saturday. and it means that many millions of holidaymakers will actually be able to travel from this saturday to certainly those countries you've mentioned, spain, italy, france and germany, but also many others which they're going to unveil in a few hours' time. i think the list, when it's published later on friday, will be potentially 70—80 countries. we understand that the government will be unveiling the traffic light system, which seems on the f

the senate is open and working in person the lighthouses open and working in person and yet the house is not. walmart, home depot, lowes, grocery stores and fire departments, air force, maritime force all overwork purpose -- in person, but not the people's house. that is my position on that. it is important that we clarify our stance during this era of challenge. governor, if you would, good sir , would you briefly summarize what formula you used to deliver cares act relief funding into local government entities? this was a challenge across the country and i'm interested to hear how you handled that. >> thank you very much, congressman, for the question. we began in illinois with a challenge. we did not have a method or entity to which we have distributed those funds. we had to go to the legislature and allow them to pass a law. at that point, the legislature created the opportunity for us to distribute those funds. there is a direct amount of money that goes to the counties and cities outside of the northeast metropolitan area that get those funds through their counties. governor,ly

the lighthouse in poole, for example, and the manchester camerata have only weeks of funds left.now so that they can plough ahead as a business and replenish both our cultural heritage and indeed the coffers of the treasury. lady barran spoke for the culture secretary, 0liver dowden. my right honourable friend the secretary of state has been absolutely clear that the government will continue to take action commensurate with the scale of the crisis at the time that action is needed. could i remind the minister that extraordinarily, after the second world war at a time of huge deprivation and austerity, the arts council was created under the leadership of maynard keynes with cross—party backing to deliver major coordinated support for performing arts, museums, and other cultural venues? now that once again these entities are facing the extreme financial consequences of forced closure and further restrictions as a result of covid—19, will the government mount a similarly extraordinary and coordinated long—term response to sustain their existence? the minister said a cultural renewal

challenger powered past the bishop rock lighthouse at almost 50 knots, shattering a record that had stoodng the sheer elation of richard branson and his crew. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: us prosecutors have charged the british socialite ghislaine maxwell with grooming young girls for her former boyfriend, the convicted paedophilejeffrey epstein, and lying about it repeatedly. one of hong kong's leading pro—democracy campaigners has fled the territory — following china's imposition of a new security law. nearly five million jobs were created in the united states last month — a record figure and much higher than expected as many businesses like restaurants and bars re—hired staff after coro navi rus restrictions began to ease. but that was before a new surge in cases. yesterday more than 50,000 people tested positive, a new daily record. 0ur north america editor, jon sopel sent this report. america is now into its fourth month of emergency measures to tackle coronavirus. and the situation is getting worse — way worse. yesterday broke all records, with nearly 53,000 new cases bei

economy, according to the june jobs report, although optimism remains tempered by high lighthouse and the coronavirus surging across the country. jonathan ferro asked larry kudlow what is next. everything is on the table, many things are on the table, it is just a question of doing it smart. i thought the original rescue package was smart. i don't know if everything has to apply all over again, we will see. we assess the economy. that is the key point. vonnie: joining us now is the former acting labor secretary under president obama, seth harris. what does this report tell you most? good the report is a report but it is really a picture of where we were three weeks ago in the united states when the survey data was collected, not where we are now. this data predates the huge serve in infections and theitalizations, predates re-closing of california, arizona, texas, florida, and other jurisdictions. predates a number of states in the northeast saying that if you visit from one of those high infection jurisdictions, you will be quarantined. the economy has slowed significantly. that was

the lighthouse kitchen and carvery at burnham—on—sea in somerset is one of them after a mail customerb posted a message on its facebook page, saying: other pubs such as the fox and hounds in baddeley west yorkshire have had to post similar facebook messages. the pub said it will be deep cleaned and opened again as soon as deep cleaned and opened again as soon as possible. the village home pub in alba/ gosport said it told its customers it didn't need to isolate unless they were contacted by official traces. it hopes to open again on saturday. this is the best thing since sliced bread. any group going to a pub in england to leave a contact number so that should make it easier to trace the customers who have been to a pub that needs to close down. andy moore, bbc news. the duchess of cornwall has said that missing her grandchildren has been the worst part of her lockdown experience. she made the comments on bbc radio 5 live's emma barnett show, which she will be guest—editing later this morning. here's our royal correspondent daniela relph. taking charge of the microphone. the duchess o

plans for a lighthouse hotel that harnesses wave energy to generate electricity. some designs have actually been built the joules undersea lodge in florida which opened in 1906 bills itself as the world's 1st underwater hotel. this is the atlanta's luxury hotel resort located on the coast of dubai it has more than $1500.00 rooms spread out over $23.00 floors and an aquarium that contains more than $65000.00 marine animals. they eat our undersea restaurant in the maldito islands is located 5 meters below sea level. europe now has its 1st fully submerged restaurant it's called the unda located on the southern coast of norway. it was designed by the oslo based architecture firm snow hetta. the same firm also developed the concept for this $100.00 room hotel that lies at the foot of a glacier in the norwegian arctic the hotel will run mostly on energy generated by solar panels. most of the plans are still dreams for the future designed by visionaries like jacques ruggieri is yeah i'm a dreamer but i'm also extremely pragmatic met i make my dream is reality of course w

i was speaking with staffers on capitol hill, and they tell me the lighthouse has completely thrown outax holiday from being included in this round of economic stimulus. they do not feel they have those from the republican caucus in order to garner that over the finish line, however, the treasury department and the president are suggesting that this might be another issue they take up in the fall and a potential for the amount of economic stimulus, but they are up against the clock. they know they have to get this done. this is a giant step in the right direction for getting this across the finish line for republicans to be on the same page as leader mcconnell and president trump. francine: kevin, $1 trillion is different from $3 trillion. what physical number are we going to end up with? tom: what you were -- kevin: what you are going to see a summer in between. biggestthink the hurdle, francine, coming into this morning, was whether or not leader mcconnell and steven mnuchin were going to iron out so many of their differences. we were covering this story as a triangulation of sorts be