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crisis a great recession the highest or national number of new claims or benefits we saw approaching maceda 700000 more so we've done several times over that record number as for banks wells fargo u.s. bank city and j.p. morgan chase will defer mortgage payments up to 3 months according to a new some everyone is eligible for garlits of how much they make the governor is criticizing bank of america for agreeing to waive mortgage payments for only one month he says he hopes they will reconsider and do the right thing but a spokesman for bank of america says they will consider extending their offer for more than 90 days depending on the crisis meantime cities and counties have begun halting vixens against tenets who cannot afford their rent in the san francisco and sacramento regions cities and municipalities have already passed a vixen moratoriums that prevents anyone financially impacted by the virus from getting kicked out by their landlords. now california is seen an influx of qana virus cases as more testing is being done and we're seeing those numbers doubling every 3 days or so and acco

great recession the highest or national number of new claims or one benefits we saw was approaching maceda $700000.00 more so we've done several times over that record number as for banks wells fargo u.s. bank city and j.p. morgan chase will defer mortgage payments up to 3 months according to a new some everyone is eligible for garlic of how much they make the governor is criticizing bank of america for agreeing to waive mortgage payments for only one month he says he hopes they will reconsider and do the right thing but a spokesman for bank of america says they will consider extending their offer for more than 90 days dip. on the crisis meantime cities and counties have begun hall to fictions against tenants who cannot afford their rent in the san francisco and sacramento regions cities and municipalities have already passed you fiction moratoriums that prevents anyone financially impacted by the virus from getting kicked out by their landlords. all right let's head over to regina ham over the sports h.q. regina there's no live sports really to talk about but it is throwback thursday so t

crisis a great recession the highest or maximum number of new claims or benefits we saw approaching maceda $700000.00 mark help for struggling workers and their families is on the way as the u.s. senate passed a 2 trillion dollars stimulus and relief bill the house of representatives will vote on the legislation friday the measure gives many u.s. households a cash infusion of $1200.00 or more depending on income and family size it also increases and extends unemployment benefits. as new centers of coronavirus transmission emerge around the country the pandemic and the economy both seem certain to get worse before they get better rob reynolds al-jazeera. but robert scott is from the economic policy institute he says little control over how the corporate sector uses the money. certainly large is the largest spending bill that's ever been passed by the u.s. senate and we expect to be to be passed by the house and signed by the president tomorrow. but is just a downpayment senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said this is just a relief bill it's not even a stimulus so there is much more that

recession the highest or maximum number of new claims for unemployment benefits we saw approaching maceda $700000.00 more help for struggling workers and their families is on the way as the u.s. senate passed a 2 trillion dollars stimulus and relief bill the house of representatives will vote on the legislation friday the measure gives many u.s. households a cash infusion of $1200.00 or more depending on income and family size it also increases and extends unemployment benefits. as new centers of coronavirus transmission emerge around the country the pandemic and the economy both seem certain to get worse before they get better rob reynolds al-jazeera. china and the united states say they're working closely together to fight the crime of virus pandemic the show of solidarity comes after weeks of tension between the 2 sides i thought donald trump earlier called the illness the chinese a virus and chinese officials attempted to blame the u.s. for the outbreak china is banning most foreigners from entering as it tries to prevent a 2nd wave of infections trying to you has the latest from beij

dima responded to control supply chains maceda spends cost conducts risk based supply chain. in other words supplier inspections it starts with a direct supplier and proceeds along critical points in the supply chain if necessary all the way to the mining. folks wagon says. 'd our suppliers are also obliged to pass on the requirements to this sub suppliers such as rule material produces. all of the car manufacturers rely on a jointly develop standardized questionnaire for their suppliers with multiple choice questions b.m.w. says it prevents exploitation and practices that waste resources at least not always and initially ruled that out because years ago we voluntarily committed ourselves to checking from the outset that the raw materials we use actually meet our sustainability requirements to the highest degree and. however b.m.w. has no idea how the lithium in its batteries is produced or where it comes from they tell us. this is not always possible especially when companies in the supply chain cannot guarantee full transparency for reasons of competition. community leaders