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>> good afternoon, welcome to the stand lus and transportation committee for today, monday, july 6th, 2020. i am the chair of the committee joined by supervisor safai and member supervisor dean preston. our clerk is ms. erika major. could you please -- do you have any (inaudible). >> clerk: yes, due to the covid-19 health emergency and to protect board members, city employees and the public, supervisors legislative chamber and committee room are closed. however, members will be participating remotely. this precaution is taken (inaudible) state wide stay at home order and all local and state federal orders, declaration and directives. they will continued through participate in the meeting to the same extent if they're physically present. public comment will be available on each item on the addenda. both channel 26 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunity to speak during the pluck comment periodd are by calling (408)418-9388. that number is (408)418-9388. the meeting i.d. is 146-799-2222. again

ann lu says knowledge is power for public health officers. the increase and testing of people with and without symptoms will help them make better decisions about reopening. >> if we know a lot of transmissions are linked to a specific activity it gives us a reason to introduce ways to make that activity safer. >> reporter: dr. lu says while experts get a better picture of where the coronavirus is and how people are getting it, keeping your distance, covering your face and washing your hands are the best way to control the spread. jean elle, "today in the bay." >>> new details this morning, the deadline is now over for undocumented immigrants to apply for relief assistance in california. "the mercury news" reports this morning more than 150,000 immigrants applied for state-funded disaster relief. the state plans on giving out $125 million for people who were unable to receive aid during the pandemic due to their immigration status. so far the state approved over 30,000 applications in the bay area. the program provides undocumented immigrants

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chris lu, dr. kavita patel, thank you so much. >>> breaking news, nbc news justice correspondent pete williams, breaking news on justice ruth bader ginsburg. pete? >> reporter: so justice ginsburg has just disclosed, andrea, she is now being treated for a recurrence of liver cancer. she says it was discovered by a routine scan in february and confirmed by a biopsy and that she has since may 19 begun receiving chemotherapy. she says she has satisfied her treatment course is now clear, so she is providing this information. she said her most recent scan on july 7 indicated significant reduction of the lesions on her liver and no new disease. she says she is tolerating the chemotherapy well, is encouraged by the success of her treatment, that she will continue to receive chemotherapy biweekly to keep the cancer at bay, but she says she is able to maintain an active routine. she says she has kept up with her opinion writing and all other court work. and she ends her statement with this. "i have often sa

there's just this one is mr lu cut from state security. i don't have an issue with you when i opened the door a man told me if you come out i will kill you. 6 6 the kids. i am free now at least physically i was able to leave my apartment and move to a friend's house i would have thought that last night but my mind is still very tense. they are anywhere on the 9th of july 2015 china's police began arresting lawyers and human rights activists in total almost $300.00 were detained and. my husband one shang jiang was one of these lawyers i was just retired hope i hope what you are 28 years after my husband was detained i started writing articles about my experience i went to see government and legal agencies to inquire about my husband that's when i started getting pressure from them what you sow you don't 100 by are. coming and she had you in the beginning i lied to my son i said your father's on a business trip. but one day he suddenly asked me mom why is my dad in prison. was the 1st thing you know 7 what. i want to hit him with my 20 sword

the labor center of lu is there speaking to the daily news you know mr lewis dedicated his entire life to fighting social and racial inequality in a nonviolent way what's left of his vision in today's america. well you know we have this clip we saw at the end we spoke with him 4 years ago at the democratic conventions and if you see how the situation in the united states have changed it shows it proves that this fight for equality for racial equality is long over therefore the lives matter a movement gets so strong and get so huge support within the united states so this very day i think could become a moment of kind of powering out of giving energy to those who still have one to fight it really is social and racial inequalities right in his poll reporting from washington and you're watching live pictures by the way as eunice was reporting of the casket of representative who is being laid there in the middle of that rotunda and officials paying respects to the late civil rights icon innocent thank you for your reporting. now a back here in germany officials are scrambling to contain a

kristie lu stout for us in hong kong. >>> u.s. president trump's former lawyer is back home after being released from prison. a crowd of reporters greeted michael cohen outside of his new york residence where he will serve the rest of his three-year sentence. cohen pleaded guilty to tax fraud, lying to congress and other charges in 2018. he was furloughed from prison earlier this month, because of coronavirus, until the justice department had him rearrested. this week, a judge ruled that was retaliation for cohen's upcoming tell-all book about president trump and ordered him sent home. >>> health care in one australian region is getting hit hard by the coronavirus. we will go there live as hundreds of hospital workers have now tested positive for infection. 49... 50! i found you! good job. now i'm gonna stay here and you go hide. watch your favorites from anywhere in the house with the xfinity stream app. free with your xfinity service. now any room can be a tv room. stream live tv, on demand shows and movies even your dvr recordi

ethiopia at least 50 people have been killed in violence after the killing of a popular senior haka lu. was known for songs advocating the rights of the country's oromo ethnic group and was considered a voice against political and economic repression he was shot dead on monday night . a week longer a vote on constitutional changes in russia came to a close today an early results signal strong support for president putin's reforms with nearly a 3rd of the votes counted more than 70 percent of russians voted in favor of the changes which could see vladimir putin run for 2 more president terms rather as president. president vladimir putin is probably the only person who came to this moscow polling station without a mask today's the last day of the russian wind vote the kremlin even declared a bank holiday so that as many people as possible could take part. in the constitutional reform has already been legally approved by the country's national and regional parliaments and to a public vote to validate the move the investments provide for many popular social changes including regular pensio

. >> and cnn's kristie lu stout joins me now from hong kong. good to see you. how is beijing responding to president trump taking aim at china with sanctions and the removing hong kong's special trade status. >> they will impose sanctions on relevant u.s. entities and personnel after president trump did what we were expecting him to do, sign that executive order to end hong kong's special trade status. what impact will this have on hong kong? united states can treat hong kong the same as mainland china for both trade and commerce. this will jeopardyize tens of billions of $worth of trade between hong kong and the united states. this will shake up some 10% of hong kong's exports. it will cause headaches for over 1300 american companies who operate here from major american law firms and accounting firms and tarnish hong kong's image as an international financial center and in the end it will hurt china. for china hong kong is a valuable glittering conduit between the evident and west for international finance and trade. a number of international companies have th

>> kristie lu stout bringing us the very latest from hong kong. many thanks. >>> the coronavirus pandemic is crippling california's restaurant industry. >> if you were to drive down sun set boulevard or mel rose and you thought four out of five might not be there. that collateral damage is almost incomprehensible. >> how even one michelin starred restaurant has been forced to shut its doors. we'll take a look at that on the other side of the break. stay with us. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of bacteria. detergent alone can't. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® ...with air wick essential mist. nature... with kits starting at just ten dollars you can transform natural essential oils into mist at a price that is just right. unlike ordinary memory want supplements-ter? neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference. five blades and a pivotingglide flexball designed to get virtually every hair on th

law and our kristie lu stout is following us in hong kong. what all do we know about the meeting? >> relations are at a new low. companies, individuals to be deemed to erode this. they have summoned the u. sms. you have a strongly worded statement from china's top office accusing the united states of, quote, gangster logic and bullying. we're going to play a sound bite for you from the spokesperson from china's ministry for china affairs. quite a push back. listen. >> translator: united states should think carefully about its policies. when speaking about sanctions, china is not afraid. if the united states wants to stir up trouble, then let the storm rage with greater force. >> reporter: the storm is, indeed, raging. china, the united states are locking words over a host of issues, not just hong kong, but also human rights abuse issues, the south china sea, over the world health organization, the pandemic investigation, over taiwan, the trade war, the tech war. there doesn't seem to be a diplomatic off ramp here. when the u.s. president was asked by reporters whether he had spoke

. >> so, for more on this, i'd like to bring on kristie lu stout in hong kong.elve a little further into this, consulates closing. how big of a deal is this in a larger context? what message does this send, and do you thing this tit for tat is over for now? >> reporter: oh, no, it's still simmering we we follow the developments in houston and san francisco and the southwest city of china. the chinese consulate has shut down on friday, u.s. agents, law enforcement, even blacksmiths were seen entering the compound, it was on wednesday that the united states ordered the closure of the consulate there. saying it wants to protect intellectual talking rights. beijing called that nonsense. and we heard directly from the chinese general, he wrote this, despite the friendship, between the chinese and american people will not be interrupted. no one can undermine the bright prospect of sino-u.s. friendly cooperation. that is where the chinese consulate was held up, and she lied to the military with the circumstances around her arrest has not been clear. and finally, the u.

kristie lu stout joins me from hong kong.nese communist party figures, what do we know? >> reporter: it is an incredible revolution that was first reported by "the new york times" saying that the trump administration is playing a sweeping travel ban on the 90 million plus members of the chinese communist party and their family. i should reach out cnn has reached out to the trump white house, state department and we have yet to receive comment but the chinese foreign ministry of affairs who called this pathetic. if this ban were to go through, who would be affected? it would affect the party elite in china as well as rank and file members. it would also affect business people, including a number of high profile business people including the tech titan bay. he is the founder of huawei. it would affect the editor in chief of bitedance. it would affect jack ma. jack ma is the billionaire founder of alibaba. he is one of the most well known capitalists and he is a communist party member. this ban would affect academics, scientists

jorge: el ejecutivo de el empresa goya estuvo en la casa blanca, en una ceremonia con el presidente de luscidos. >> todos somos bendecidos por tener un lÍder como trump que es un constructor. es lo que hizo mi abuelo. vino al paÍs para construir, crecer y prosperar. reportera: luego de estas palabras considerada la mayor empresa hispana de alimentos encara de un boicot. consiste en un llamamiento no comprar sus productos. el artista y activista puertorriqueÑo publicÓ en su cuenta. " durante la pandemia aprendimos a hornear el pan, podemos hacer nuestro dobo con pimienta" . el chef y empresario espaÑol josÉ andrés dijo que trump dejÓ con hambre a los latinos y estadounidenses. se olvidÓ de la comunidad latina. llamÓ violados a los mexicanos. [inglÉs] >> por mi parte estoy desconcertada porque el director general de goya que es un alimento bÁsico predominante saliÓ a elogiar un presidente que quiere excluir los latinos. reportera: asegura que durante el gobierno de obama tambiÉn lo invitaron a la casa blanca. hablÓ de manera positiva del entonces presidente. en entrevista con la cadena fox d

cnn's kristie lu stout is in hong kong. she joins us live. good to see you. how difficult will it be for this w.h.o. team to get access to the data they need to find the origin of the virus? >> reporter: rosemary, that is one of the critical questions as we are monitoring this story. the world health organization has sent this two member advance team to china to set up a probe to look into the origins of the novel coronavirus. they have confirmed that the team is in china but did not specify where. this is what we know. this team consists of two individuals, expert in animal health and an epidemiologist. they're out to determine the scope, the scale, the agenda of a broader future investigation. so this process is still very much in its early days. while in china this two member team will attempt to answer two key questions. number one, we know the virus exists in bats but was there an intermediate species involved? how did it make the jump from animals to humans? the world health organization has a lot of pressure because of its relationship to china and thi

let's bring in kristie lu stout from hong kong, a long-awaited trip to china by the w.h.o.e they going to be looking for and what assurance they will get the cooperation they need? >> yeah, those are the key questions at this moment, and on friday we did hear from the world heath organization. they said that this two-person advanced team was en route to china to set up a long-awaited probe into the origins of the coronavirus and the coronavirus pandemic. it is now monday here in asia. and this is what we know so far. you know, of this two-member team, it consists of two experts. one an expert in animal health, the other an epidemiologist, or study of diseases, and, again, this is an advanced team. so the team are there in china to be able to determine the agenda and the scope and scale of a greater investigation into the origin of the coronavirus. so it is still very, very early on in this process. according to the world heath organization, these two individuals will also try to get answers to two very critical questions. number one, we know that the virus is found in bats,

la mujer acusado de encubrir el ases natd de vanessa guillÉn, la familia de la soldado latina, estÁn luerdad y la justicia. un nuevo ataque de ice a extranjeros que estÁn en estados unidos con visa de estudiantes no pueden quedarse si su universidad solo ofrece clases en lÍnea debido a la pandemia. ♪. ♪. >>> noticias telemundo, con julio vaqueiro, ediciÓn especial. >>> estados unidos continÚa sumido en la primera ola de coronavirus con un repunte sin freno y de momento afecta a mÁs de 2 millones 900 mil personas. la cifra de muertes el dÍa de hoy superÓ las 131 mil. en los Últimos dÍas o trs dieron positivo a covid 19. estamos por alcanzar la cifra de 3 millones de casos. y este fin de chana pudimos ver cÓmo se ignoraron las recomendaciones de distanciamiento social por el dÍa de la independencia con fiestas como estas que aparecen en pantalla, repletas de personas. a medida que avanza el contagio de coronavirus en estados unidos, se complica cada vez mÁs la crisis en los hospitales en varias regiones de este paÍs. incluso, en algunos casos, ya no tienen camas disponibles y uno de estos

let's bring in kristie lu stout in hong kong. a lot of people have been waiting for this, of course. tell us what they're going to be looking for and what help they'll be getting. >> and also have to tell you, michael, we're waiting for an update. all day today our editorial teams have been chasing world heath organization to figure out what's happened over this mission over the weekend and yet to get a proper update. on friday the world heath organization did say a two-member advanced team was en route to china to set up an investigation to look into the origins of the coronavirus. and we know these two individuals are experts. one is an expert in animal health. the other is an epidemiologist. we know, again, that this is an advanced team. so they're there to set up and to determine sort of the agenda and also the scope and scale of the greater investigation. so this is still early days yet. and the w.h.o. did also say that they will try to get answers to two main questions. you know, number one, we know that the virus exists in

let's bring in kristi lu stout joining us from hong kong. a lot of people have been waiting a long time for the w.h.o. to get in and look at this. i guess what sort of cooperation are they going to get? >> that remains to be seen and we are trying to figure out what kind of access they are getting. this is what we know. on friday the world health organization said that it sent a two-member advance team to china to set up a probe looking into the origins of the coronavirus. and this is what we know so far. we know of this two-member team one is an expert in animal health, the other is an epideem yol gist. we know this is an advance team. so what they're out to do is to determine ultimately the agenda and scope and scale of the greater investigation into the origin of the coronavirus. so this is still very early days in the process. and it will-l according to the w.h.o., attempt to answer some very key questions about the virus and the pandemic. number one, we know the virus exists in bats but did it go through an interimmediate yacht species?

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kristie lu stout joining us live from hong kong. many thanks. >>> a second stimulus check is being promised to millions of americans after weeks of deadlocks. senate republicans finally set to reveal new proposed benefits. what is in the rescue package? we'll talk about that on the other side of the break. stay with us. this isn't just a wifi upgrade. this is xfi complete from xfinity. you'll get the xfi gateway with advanced security, so your connected devices are also protected. and stay out! plus with unlimited data, you can stream and scroll more than ever. and we'll ensure that you get the most wifi coverage throughout your home. this is xfi complete. simple, easy, awesome. get the security, unlimited data and wifi coverage you need. plus, xfi customers can add xfi complete for only $11 a month. call or visit a store today. >>> welcome back, everyone. well, u.s. senate republicans will soon roll out a $1 trillion relief package aimed at helping american workers and businesses impacted by the pandemic. the proposal would not ext

kristie lu stout joining us live from hong kong. appreciate it. >>> well, south africa is reinstating a daily curfew and banning alcohol sales as virus cases continue to rise. the curfew will be from 9:00 in the evening until 4:00 in the morning. the country's reporting over 12,000 infections every day, and that's almost 500 cases every hour. and south africa's president says health care facilities are already under tremendous strain. but in addition to the coronavirus, the country's also experiencing a rise in violence against women. and cnn's david mckenzie joins us now from johannesburg to talk about this. so, david, south africa fighting the virus and also this surge in violence against women. how is it doing it? >> well, it's a surge in violence against women, but it's been a pandemic in a way for many decades, rosemary. you know, one of the most talked about measures is reinstating that alcohol ban overnight to try and curb the number of people hitting the icu beds in south africa to give people the chance to really focus on c

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joining us now is chris lu, a senior fellow at the miller center.is a former deputy labor secretary and assistant to president obama. and also with us is maria hinajosa, the anchor of npr's latino usa. good to have you both. chris, let me start with you. unemployment claims are down to about 1.3 million. that's a four-month low. layoff numbers are still high. some states who reopened businesses may have to close them again. we mentioned louisiana with bars reclosing. how much do you think this will affect the senate's decision making on the unemployment benefit? >> well, it should affect them a lot. even that 1.3 million figure, joshua, is still twice the highest that was ever registered during the great repression. right now 33 million americans are getting some type of unemployment benefit. these are people who have to figure out to make their rent payment, how to buy groceries. just this last month 32% of americans could not make their full rental or housing payments. it's easy to look at the top line numbers and say that the economy is recoverin

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chris lu, appreciate you both being with us.of cities with a visual monument to the black lives matter movement. this one on fifth avenue. it is no coincidence that the mural faces trump tower. new york mayor bill de blasio intentionally allowed it. he even helped paint it on thursday. president trump expressed his disdain for the mural this month. he called on the nypd to not, quote, let this symbol of hate be affixed to new york's greatest street, unquote. new york's black lives matter mural and others across the nation have become something of a tourist attraction, drawing crowds to show their support. some have been vandalized as well. a couple in martinez, california, faces hate crime charges after they were caught on camera vandalizing the city-approved mural over the fourth of july weekend. >>> before we go tonight, covid-19 cancelled a kind of family reunion, one that affects how you get your news. and still. even though i live with a higher risk of stroke due to afib... ...not caused by a heart valve problem. so if ther

congressman lu, how does this rule change work? >> thank you, stephanie, for your question. me first say santa monica is in my district. i urge everyone to stay home this weekend. and if they go out, please wear a mask and do social distancing. in terms of this rule change, i'm honored to introduce it. and we've seen unprecedented obstruction by the trump administration to hide information from the american people. refusing to show up in hearings. they're refusing to provide documents. this rule was changed, it would allow the house to impose initial penalty of up to $25,000 up to a maximum of $100,000 voluntary fine to get compliance from these witnesses. >> congressman, i don't disagree with anything congressman lieu just said but you only control the house. does this thing have a snowball's chance in you know where of getting anywhere in the senate? >> it's great to be with you, stephanie and also with my great colleague ted. the good news is, it does not require the senate's approval. this is a change to the rules of the house. the house of representatives can proceed in

let's bring in cnn's kristie lu stout who has been following this live from hong kong. kristie, there's been a lot of curiosity, tension as the clock neared the deadline. we understand the chinese officials have entered the premises. what's the latest. >> according to video that we've seen from cctv, they have entered the premises. that dramatic moment earlier today, 6:18 a.m. in the morning when the american flag was lowered at the u.s. consulate in chengdu. a powerful symbol of this downward stockpile in relations between the u.s. and china. the u.s. consulate in chengdu was declared officially closed at 10:00 a.m. a cnn crew led by david culver is there on the ground filming the scene. he wasn't able to get too close. reported seeing a very heavy security presence around the compound. in the hours leading up to the closure, staff are seen leaving the building with plastic bags, files, boxes. also, local residents were seen outside the consulate in chengdu waving chinese flags and taking selfies. china's minister of foreign affairs confirmed the closure of the diploma

and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers lu. thank you. >> woodruff: the nation's toll " frvid-19" has reached a w high, passing 150,000 dead day. but hopes for a new relief package have fallen to n lows, with federal jobless benefits and eviction protections ending this weekend.en prestrump already branded a trillion-dollar republican bill as emi-irrelevant." today, he dismissed democrats' $3 trillion bill as a big bailout for cities. each side blamed the other for the impasse. >> it seems like senator schumer and speaker pelosi are very content on allowing things to expire and try to use them as leverage to extract other democrat wish list items. >> the republicans don't even have a bill that the senate republican conference uniformly supports. the president said it's semi irrelevant. what is there to negotiate? they have put forth a fiction of a response.nw >> woodruff: mle, another member of congress has come down the virus. texas republican louis gohmert tested positive at the white house today and cancelled plans to fly to

. >> mismanagement, maladministration, corruption have all t lus being in this situation where, in thee of a global pandemic, the health system is crumbling. reporter: the man in charge here tells me that is not the ca. not collapsed.has what the opposite from people on the front lines, and one thing they say is this has been a long time coming, that it is years in the making. >> there is a need. have been working on it., and we i think we are still on track. reporter: on track? the arrival of a team of army medics suggests oerwise, urgent reinforcements for a battle against a virus that is exposing south africa's stitutional rot. andrew harding, bbc news. katty: so many countries are struggling. weekly with other news now from around the world, the oklahoma vernor, kevin stitt, has been tested positive for coronavirus, the first american governor to contract the disease. he has resisted a statewide mask order, even as the number of new cases has risen. in the u., the statue of a black lives matter's -- matter was toppled, the edward colston statue, and it is said at the new one was pu

lu france's republican guard divides little protection from politics.er was transferred at arms length, no handshake allowed, to mark a fresh start for president macron's government or its new post coronavirus look. the new prime minister is rightg wing with a st southern accent, described as a swiss army knife with connections everywhere. je castex was propelled to the front lines, after years in the shadows as a senior civil rvants and assistant to former assiant to president sarkozy he is known as mr. confinement, the man who wrote the plan to get france out of lockdown. less than two years from the next presidential election, that is a success president macron will want to own. the coronavirus epidemic has left mr. macron with tough decisions, tryg to marry his liberal economic agenda with a cew focus on justice and environmental cs. >> the times demand we set a new course. it iso or each of usinvent ourselves. together we must do things differently. i apply a this to myself fnd foremost. lucy: edouard philippe was seenf as a s pair of hands during

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. >> reporter: and they consider themsz lu themselves lucky, the pop-up location requires no appoint, doctor's note or even symptoms. and results should be available in two to four days. in many other parts of california, it is a different story. >> some of the backlog is not in all of the sites where people get tested. they are mostly in the commercial labs that are being used by the state. >> reporter: the state has now issued guidelines on who should get tested first, prioritizing cases in hospitals and essential workers because of the backlog at labs. in santa clara county, there are pop-up sites in high risk locations but not working in coordination with the state. >> a lot of our response has been really patchwork and i think that it comes from the top. >> we're all competing for the same materials and the same reagents. what would have been nice three or four months ago is to say this is a national problem. >> reporter: for those at the site where 500 tests are available a day, they are just happy that they could get one, even if it means standing in line. >> we just want to be

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anna lu has been trying to help her parents whose names were incorrect on their claims. >> she has been trying to call to fix it. it has not been able to reach anybody. >> reporter: state senator scott wiener. >> people are not asking for any kind of special treatment. people simply want to be able to access the unemployment benefits to which they are legally entitled. >> reporter: chu says contractor deloitte is part of the problem. >> the fact that edd has been relying on a contract they're has had a history of bungling projects is just mist fight. >> reporter: in an email statement, deloitte tells abc7 news the system we developed in 2013 and continue to help maintain has paid out more than $30 billion in state and federal unemployment benefits and process in order than 6.3 million claims from californians since mid-march. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> a bay area research team has unlocked some unnerving secrets about how the covid-19 virus works. but at the same time, they could provide a powerful strategy for disrupting it. the covid-19 virus isn't just devastating, it's devastati

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this is not look what is ck that is-- lu happening, it is a lot of talent. all of this incredible news is the result of historic actions my administration has taken working with our partners in congress to rescue the u.s. economy from a horrible event that was formed, took place in china, and came here and they could have stopped it. they could have stopped it. nobody likes to write that, but they could have stopped it. they know it and i know it. through the paycheck protection program, we have extended over $520 billion in loans to nearly five million small businesses, saving and supporting the jobs of tens of millions of american workers. this has been a tremendous success. levels that nobody has ever seen before. but we saved all of those jobs and all of those small businesses, and some will be large businesses soon perhaps. we also rushed urgently needed relief to millions and millions of hardworking taxpayers. they got that directly and we withorking on phase four congress. steven mnuchin can give you a briefing. we are talking about payroll tax cuts a

. >> joining me now is chris lu, former secretary of labor in the obama administration, now a senior fellow at the university of virginia at the miller center. chris, put this in context. you've got the numbers yesterday, no fix on the unemployment comp, no agreement in congress on any of the other benefits, even a short term fix, and we're going into more surges in more states in the midwest, in places like ohio. it's moving from the south, where it's beginning to plateau, and now it's on the upswing elsewhere. is there any end in sight? >> in addition to all the bad predictions that the president has made, let's add another one to the table. back in february, larry kudlow said the impact of the virus to the u.s. economy would be 0.2%. it's not just the historically gr bad gdp numbers. what we have right now is an economy that was in free fall, probably recovered a little bit, and now is faltering and probably reversing itself. and that has a real impact on americans in this country. we recently saw that 34% of americans reported that they're worried they can't make their housing pa

it's been ruled for more than 25 years by one man — alexander lu kashenko.to his rule is growing, fuelled by his response to coronavirus. 0ur europe correspondent gene mackenzie reports from the capital, minsk. snatched while they protest, peacefully. it is indiscriminate. police take anyone they can get hold of. dozens of police officers have just got out and started grabbing people off the streets, pulling them out of the protest and throwing them into the van there. "disgrace," they chant. after decades of living under this regime, people are weary. with elections approaching, hopes rest on this one woman's shoulders. svetla na ti kha novs kaya is reluctantly running for president after her husband and the other main candidates were jailed and disqualified. i had to sacrifice something for my husband and now, for my country as well. do you think you can win? we don't believe in honest elections. but i still believe that our president will understand that his time is over. people don't want him any more. not a single election since president lukashenko too

sovereignty will bring in our guests in just a moment but 1st a report from al-jazeera said i'm cacio lu in istanbul. doesn't celebrating conversion of istanbul's iconic landmark hagia sophia back into a mosque through a much awaited court decision at dream turkish muslims have been chasing for 85 years i'm very happy i wish hard use of fear remains as a mosque until the judgment i ask for them i also feel as a mosque is a legacy of 5 days told on my mat i got it back turkey's present project a part on the signed a presidential decree shortly after the country's highest court revoked a 934 cabinet decision that turned to other face in termes see him change i mean. like all our other mosques the doors of higher gas sophia will be open to all locals foreigners muslims and non muslims being the common heritage of humankind hagia sophia will continue to embrace everyone in a most sincere unique way with this new status. hug a soft ice turkey's most popular tourist site attracting nearly $4000000.00 visitors a year and so you know ask a world heritage site and part of the historic areas of to

ruled for more than 25 years by one man, alexander lu kashenko.ng, fueled by his response to coronavirus. our europe correspondent jean mackenzie reports from belarus's capital, minsk. snatched while they protest, peacefully. it is indiscriminate. police take anyone they can get hold of. dozens of police officers have just got out and started grabbing people off the streets, pulling them out of the protest and throwing them into the van there. "disgrace," they chant. after decades of living under this regime, people are weary. with elections approaching, hopes rest on this one woman's shoulders. svetla na ti kha novs kaya is reluctantly running for president after her husband and the other main candidates were jailed and disqualified. i had to sacrifice something for my husband and now, for my country as well. do you think you can win? we don't believe in honest elections. but i still believe that our president will understand that his time is over. people don't want him any more. not a single election since president lukashenko took power in 1994

ann lu says knowledge is power for public health officers. the increase in testing of people with and without symptoms will help them make better decisions about reopening. >> if we know a lot of transmissions are linked to a specific activity, it gives us a reason to introduce ways to make that activity safer. >> reporter: dr. liu says while experts get a better picture of where the coronavirus is and how people are getting it, keeping your distance, covering your face, and washing your hands are still the best ways to control the spread. jean elle, nbc bay area news. >>> as of tomorrow, europe will once again roll out the welcome mat for tourists, just not for americans. the eu is banning u.s. travelers because of our spike in covid-19 cases. the united nations -- the eu is now welcoming travelers from more than a dozen countries but not the u.s., brazil, or russia. the european council says the country's new covid-19 cases must count, be stable or decreasing to get off that banned list. international flights at sfo are already down 85% but

had destroyed more than 100 houses in and around a village just north of the rebel—controlled city of luhters to bring the flames under control. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we take a look at how one us family is mourning its loss after a death in the family from covid—19 central london has been rocked by a series of terrorist attacks. police say there have been many casualties, and there is growing speculation that al-qaeda was responsible. germany will be the hosts of the 2006 football world cup. they've pipped the favour of south africa by a single vote. in south africa, the possibility of losing hadn't even been contemplated. celebration parties were cancelled. a man entered the palace to the downstairs window and made his way to the queen's private bedroom, then he asked her for us a cigarette and, on the pretext of arranging for some to be brought, summoned a footman on duty who took the man away. screaming. one child. one teacher. one book, and one pen can change the world. education is the only solution. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... the brazilian presiden

chris lu, nobody ever said that about barack obama. nobody ever said that about bill clinton. is it a partisan thing? is it the press tends to think republicans aren't smart enough to do it on their own, there must be someone behind them, and democrats are smart enough? >> you just answered the question. that was too easy. >> my question is don't you agree? >> look, i mean, i did not work with bill clinton, although i spent time with bill clinton. barack obama, you could say many things about him. on his face, very smart, very, very smart. you know, very profess oriooriad his hands in a lot of different things. and it's also, part of it, i think, is the ethos of the white house as well. we could talk a little more about this. we had a mantra, no drama obama. it was a very low-key white house. we didn't leak. we didn't write books after we left. it was all about what was doing -- what was best for the president. and so it's not to say that there weren't people who were strong advisers before him, but that just may never have come out. >> yeah, this is, boy, this next one is --

attempts to reimpose lock down restrictions on friday service was highest daily death toll natalia lu churches in belgrade she describes friday night's protests descended into violence. everything started when a group of protesters tore down the security fence in front of the national assembly building and they were provoking police officers they were throwing stones on the police but police officers kept calm and they didn't respond until a couple of minutes ago and now the situation is quite similar with what we've seen a couple of days ago 2 days ago police officers responded with tear gas and there is happening now and the protesters are are persistent they are still in front of the national assembly building so police is not still fighting the main entrance and but they are spread now all over the city center and i have to say that from today in belgrade every gathering of more than 10 people is forbidden and there is a new measure against the coronavirus. still to come here on al-jazeera. protesters for smaller state broadcaster to go off. and the netherlands turns to the europe