filters claim to remove viruses down to the five micron level. that's 1/10 the average diameter of a human hair. >> filters that are used for this purpose will generally work really well against five micron droplets. some of the viral material might be in droplets as small as one micron. >> the volume of air is equally as important as the correct filter. in berkeley, kpix 5. >>> that's it for the news at 5:00. kpix 5 news at 6:00 begins now with allen martin and elizabeth cook. >>> now at 6:00, a family adventure in the sierra ends in an ambush. a bay area doctor murdered. his son running for cover in the forest, so what happened? >>> what to you have to think about when you start going backwards? you have to think about what you're going to throw away. some reaction from up in napa. the latest spot in the bay area to start taking a step back. >> i've dealt with racism as well. but never on that scale. >> a racist confrontation in carmel valley goes viral. what experts say you can do in a situation like this. >>> our top story on kpix 5 streaming

meter and even the smallest droplet which is 5 micron could have thousands of lives in them that can travel up to 10 feet some much more 'd than what we are currently observing the social distances so i think now there are strong evidence that is and asserting that it's a need to revise the strategy to control this infection this is pretty overwhelming for a lot of people to hear her already taken precautions so given what we know about coping 1000 to this point what is the best advice you have for preventing yourself from catching the virus i think at this moment there borden thing that i would like to highlight is that carrying on following all those control you know that we have already been practicing for example moscow or face covering in the gathering of washing hands keeping the social distances and also being digital vigilant of all the information that would become available on to the new guideline especially when we are in the war that also have a lot of destruction on to moving forward with opening up of the countries and working in the offices where there are limited spac

and the french president emanuel micron has named a senior civil servant and local mayor as the new prime minister john key aspects replaces edward philip who stepped down early on friday as part of a cabinet reshuffle. england's dropping coronavirus travel restrictions for people coming in from more than 50 countries in july 10 passengers arriving from places viewed as low risk will no longer need to self isolate for 14 days that was a rule brought in last month and is fiercely opposed by the travel industry a full list of the exempt countries hasn't been released but it is believed to include germany france spain and italy or a challenge has more from london on how the restrictions are set to loosen things. what the u.k. said was that anyone coming back from overseas would have to self quarantine for 2 weeks there were howls of protest from the travel industry over this saying this year's nonsensical it would make that much different to infection rates and that she would financially finish them off after the hit they'd already taken from coronavirus so for the last 2 weeks the governmen

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it's .125 micron big hepa filter is filtering out .01 microns.00 depending on the size and it's applicable for the restaurant, the hotel. anywhere they're trying to not only welcome patrons back but give them confidence that they have the right ventilation and right humidity levels in their air space. and carrier is in front as the leader in providingthe one-sto shop for this healthy business eco system >> given the fact that you're a multinational manufacturer you have a presence in north america, china, europe, right on down the list. i want to get your take on global economic growth right now. what you see in terms of recovery not just here in the u.s. but across the world. >> yes you know, we've seen china recover in april and it's continued. china came out of it pretty well and staustained it. europe is a bit mixed. italy and france have recovered better germany flat lined uk is behind i'll go back to what i said on one of our investor calls a couple weeks ago the recovery in june in the u.s. surprised us it was very robust it was strong. we

high efficiency particular field or have our field which you can field out a particular date with. 3 micron all logic so in principle you can field out all the. however. information could exist inside a prank so be thought it's been shouted out of but it is a condition system as i just mentioned to do it in lisa's 3 to 4 minutes you know what a high chance to get invited. ok when it's about the filters that are key here can they be used in other places like public transport like office buildings. yes in prison ball is a half a field has it can be used at the in any condition insistent however that's a problem because when you use a filter then you need a powerful fang in order to push it in. now most of the build ins public transportation systems like in china and buses are subtle ways they are not that you could do with a lisa powerful fan so when you used to have a field that meant that you will have a much less air so that's also a dilemma to use as i have. to have what a powerful fence did ok are these fans being worked on to integrate them into regular air conditioning systems. in the

micron, searching for a new path and a new way with the shakeout.which are close to sack was a. so the right will be pleased. if you read that they are not happy because the problem in in france apart from general de gaulle who managed to transcend politics, nobody has done it before him and of course general de gaulle lived in exceptional circumstances in the 40s and also when he came back in the late 50s because there was, it hasn‘t been on before. the president says he wants to transcend politics but it‘s a lwa ys to transcend politics but it‘s always asked whether he is on the right on the left on the centre left oi’ right on the left on the centre left or central lab. and it looks like he can never win. he‘s got two years left of his presidency. i think he‘s trying to find a new tone, he‘s trying to find a new tone, he‘s trying to find a new tone, he‘s trying to appease france, which is very divided country. which almost really relishes malaise and division. really, his two years left will be about mitigating the terrible post covid—i9 crisis.

the public were not allowed to attend and the traditional parade was cancelled instead president micron oversaw a smaller military display among the guests of honor as were health ministers from nearby countries that took in more than 160 patients from overworked hospitals in france at the height of the coronavirus crisis germany's yen was joined by his counterparts from austria luxembourg and switzerland. this celebration like so many others around the globe was scaled down to respect health precautions but still filled with pomp and circumstance a homage to medical workers. they stood silent as a lengthy applause rang out over the plaster la concorde. have's the louvre new york has the met museums with world wide thing here in berlin there are museums with vast collections of art and history but a 2 year long study concludes that the guardian of those artifacts the pression cultural heritage foundation they say is practically guilty of dereliction of duty failing in its job to attract international interest and they say it's in sore need of reform. it's a cultural treasure 2nd to none

prime minister tenders his resignation ahead of a government to reshuffle paving the way for a manual micron to push ahead with the ring invention of his presidency. also coming up the u.s. preparing to market independence day like no other but the covert 19 pandemic overshadowing the 4th of july will america be able to strike a balance between safety and celebration. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program we begin with breaking news french president excuse me french prime minister and where felipe has hands it in his government's resignation to president emmanuel mccraw felipe's decision to stand down paves the way for a reshuffle which was widely expected the ellie's a palace said that a new prime minister will be announced in the next few hours have previously vowed to chart a new course for the last 2 years of his term which will focus on efforts to relaunch the french economy. a spring and correspondent lisa lewis who is joining us for more on this lisa resignation of prime minister as well felipe was widely expected explain to us why the entire government is now resigning. well that's

here is what he said about this stock recently >> it employees away the amds, the microns. intel has a number of irons in the fire their overall business is growing as overall computing power grows. they are the second biggest chip company in the world >> jim are you there >> i'm here. >> this one is in danger of going awry what are you doing with your position in stock as it craters? >> i'm own up to deserving the tweak there. some of what you played is true about sales growth and margins here is what's also true and new today is they are crewing up operationally. it's just as simple as that. we were dealing with the operational issues on the chips and that was painful to go through. now we'll go through the same thing. that outweighs anything that they are doing with sales and margin here is the take away. investing is supposed to be fun and not supposed to be as hard as this stock is making it i can make a case based on its performance over the five years i owned it and sales and margins to hold it i'm not going to i'm going to be selling into strength when ever that com

micron you could play from 50 to the prior highs near 60. know guy likes the intel, let him speak on that. the semi is set up okay here clearly on valuation they do. >> you like intel the best, guy? >> i do like the intel i love the fact seriously you mention it what's the deal? is that a prerequisite to wear a hat on this hour is this something the jim cramer audience typically does? >> i don't know. >> maybe they can answer our questions next week? we should call into jim's show next week and have him answer our questions. >> and wear hats. >> if you remember, last time they reported was a 54 stock traded down to 50. we said sue will be on a morning show with squawk box buy it that was right had a miserable day today. 50 is the line in the sand i, too, think it will break in i like intel and amd, as well. >> by the way, long-time listener, these questions are incredible throwing a cup and handle at us. good stuff this is a stock that almost took a crisis to derail one of the great charts out there and taking market share and moving heavily

i think the crown sized -- micron sized trumped up very well and i think that was beneficial for france, but not for the united states. iran was a good example. crawford: we start with an exclusive report from myanmar. [jet passing overhead] [explosion] man: the country's military has been accused of turning its guns on another ethnic group. crawford: this time, it is the kachin people, who have been fighting for self-a-autonomy for decades. i'm alex crawford in kachin state in northern myanmar, and this is "hotspots." [theme music playing] tonight, we're going to take you behind the scenes of the world's biggest and hardest-hitting stories. we get rare access to the rebel army fighting in myanmar's forgotten war. they really believe that they''e going to end up being crushed. when clashes turn to tragedy... n:

and micronic pain is always around eight to 10. i have 15 vertebrae, 15 discs, and other appendages that are messed up. personnel. medical opioid epidemic, people were adding to their doctors and not the drug dealers. gov. desantis: good afternoon. this morning, i had an opportunity to pay a visit to the state board of education meeting. i know there is a lot that we are dealing with in regard to the coronavirus. it was an opportunity to reflect on some achievements that we have achieved in florida, recently, particularly with peach or -- teacher pay increase and expanding scholarships for low income kids. so we are proud of the work that has been done. we want that to make a difference in the future. we know parents had a lot of angst about the situation generally. and of course, what will happen with the school year. i know we have 67 different school boards, school districts looking at their particular circumstances. for me, i think one of my core principles is that parents have to have the ability to opt for the type of learnin

especiallly in favor of ecological issuess that surroround, for example, te is important.hat it allows micron to take rational ownership of those things so when he stands in 2022, it will be emmanuel macron who has addressed these issues. if he puts in a green prime minister, somebody says, let's vote for the green party next time arounund. let's vote for the socialists, whoever they put up. a boldse changes -- it's move. it's one that may fail. but he sees that if there are difficulties, he is a figure that he feels can sort it out. i think t this is the persrsonalization of politicics. it is very much the prime minister in place, but the president to the fore. laura: andy smith of the university of chichester, thank you for your insight. two other news. turkey is trying 20 saudi officials for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggigi ths friday. the e subjects triried in absena are beiei accused of c carrying out the killing of the saudi mp in his temple e in 2019. toy include two top aides crown prince mohammed bin salman, who has denied calling for the killings. 2018,er: on ococtober 2,

prime minister tenders his resignation ahead of a government to reshuffle paving the way for a manual micron to push ahead with the ring invention of his presidency. also coming up the u.s. preparing to mark an independence day like no other.

independence european taxes abandonment for agriculture colossal financial commitment of the country micron has given into everything contribution discounts to tight fisted countries spending controls the reduction in the amount of the recovery plan etc spare us the propaganda some big figures as well the brussels summit saw leaders agree on a 7 year budget for the block that's worth just over a trillion a year on top of that $700000000000.00 euro was earmarked for the covert recovery plan would give the equivalent in dollar they're sharing their views with us on the deal we spoke to britain's sunday telegraph colorless elizabeth mutate but 1st let's hope the views of independent journalists look where they. for once they're out there on the same wavelength i mean the left emotional more and more independent right they both criticise with the same arguments the plan of michael. wanted some food to be one of the european leaders to be the leader with mrs merkel really wants to have an international stature and walk for how francis dealt with the coronavirus crisis i wouldn't be proud and als

reached us all demand extraordinary new methods for doing the whole thing may have been close but micron says the deal they reached will help all 27 e.u. nations just recovered i'm convinced that this plan this budget will respond to the health economic and social challenges we are all facing in our countries. it was a long fight 4 days of negotiations brought significant divisions to light but the deal stands and now everyone can go home. democrat is one of my gosh try to certainly not going home anytime soon she joins me from brussels with more money a face to banking french president heated arguments even a walkout a tumultuous few days to get this deal. piers it's the 1st time in history the e.u. is taking up music lies debts and this is a big deal this has been a taboo before so it's clearly took a couple of arguments also a couple of fights and a compromise it took awhile to to find a compromise also because we have 2 different 2 very different perspectives on the issue we have the countries from the south of europe that have been has hardly by the cold in 1000 crisis and that have

independence european taxes and bandsmen for agriculture colossal financial commitment of the country micron has given into everything contribution discounts to tight fisted countries spending controls the reduction in the amount of the recovery plan etc spare us the propaganda but just some of the details the brussel some adults or so leaders agree on a 7 year budget for the block worth $1.00 trillion u.s. dollars on top of that to $857000000000.00 were. for the covert recovery plan the sharing if you use all 'd not more on the deal sunday telegraph columnist liz but moot say independent journalist 1st. for once they're out there on the same wavelength i mean the left motion more and more in the front on the right they both criticize with the same arguments the plan of michael. wanted them to be one of the european leaders to be read leader with mrs america really wants to have an international stature and well for how francis dealt with the coronavirus crisis i wouldn't be proud and also from to come up to speed. and deep trouble and part of it is just trying to politics they are mean they

must have stopped millions of tyrus people these are all the things we will for the micron of my crisis that you. have you encountered any difficulties with your business. it's gone these days you put a price a statue suddenly just like the cops from all around the city just come around to protect it. making it really really hard to get hold. every generation has higher purpose. this is al jazeera i am to you navigate with a check on your world headlines latin america is now overtaken europe and the number of coronavirus cases the region has more than 2 and a half 1000000 infections a new cases are rapidly rising it's being driven up by brazil which has reported over one and a half 1000000 infections and almost 62000 people have died despite this president joy of also narrow has vetoed parts of the law that requires people to wear face masks in public chill ape.

to be going into could be far deeper and longer that many it's the result is the next 2 years of micron's presidency he still wants to push through many of his controversial reforms including pension reform and the reality is if you look at the people of come out to the streets today they are going to continue to come out over the next 2 years to go in and different government know what they think. let's bring you to the u.s. were hundreds of people have taken to the streets of valentine pennsylvanian for a rally against police brutality it follows the release of a viral video showing a local police solve a serious training a black man by kneeling on his neck protesters carrying black lives matter called for the firing of the officer on the defunding of the local police department meanwhile police have released a longer version of the video launched on internal probe the incident occurred several weeks after the death of george floyd and also this by the nationwide campaign to bomb the need to neck technique as a risk ruining measure its fuel to nationwide anger over police tactics seen a

must have stopped millions of irish people these are all the things we will for the micron of my crisis that you. have you encountered any difficulties with your business. it's gone these days you put a price a statue and suddenly just like that calls from all around the city just come around to protect it. making it really really hard to get hold. a secret mass grave in arlon discovered at an institution run by catholic nuns. a nation shocked to its core. people in power investigates a scandal that destroyed families cost thousands of lives and still raises profound questions about the ties between the catholic church and the irish state's. arlin's mother and babies coming. on a. don't you know it is there who makes the whole robin in doha a reminder of all top news stories brazil's president says council has shut joel for the next few days after testing positive for covert 19 diable sonar is now in quarantine at home he's repeatedly downplayed the virus. my seal them aside yeah everybody knew that sooner or later a significant part of the population would get it it happened i'm an exa

independence european taxes abandonment for agriculture colossal financial commitment of the country micron has given into everything contribution discounts to tight fisted countries spending controls the reduction in the amount of the recovery plan etc spare us the propaganda. the summit also saw leaders agree on a 7 year budget for the block worth $1.00 trillion u.s. dollars on top of that $857000000000.00 u.s. dollars was earmarked for the covert recovery plan and about it journalist lucre bay and sunday telegraph columnist and elizabeth motet shared with us their views on the deal. for once they're up there on the same wavelength i mean the left militant more and more in the front on the right they both criticise with the same arguments the kind of michael michael wanted some food to be one of the european leaders to be the leader with mrs merkel wants to have an international stature and walk off for how francis dealt with the coronavirus crisis i would be proud and also from to come out of the speech same in deep trouble and voter which is just french politics they are mean they are n

protect jobs when it won 7000000000 euros in state bailout funds meanwhile french president emmanuel micron has named. as the new prime minister whose court made it france's reopening amid the pandemic. and north korean leader kim jong un at a meeting of his ruling workers' party palette to grow he tells north koreans to keep up the virus fight north korea took early action against kobe in 1000 closing its borders back in january kim highlighted his country's success with no reported cases. and the washington redskins now conducting a thorough review of the team name after stadium sponsor fed ex and other investors call for change and then over at sports regina hamm highlights the return of baseball for many l.b. players ahead of the start of the season and remember to keep up with all the latest news and anything you might have missed make sure you download our brand new 3 apps portable t.v. you can catch there 24 seventh's we will be right back. and then. tower read out read i turn on the t.v. on the about the world of what's happened in the around me i see shows on the screens but in las

new prime minister and cabinet although polls suggest the people have got more time for felipe the micron with clear blue water between their approval ratings last month french journalist and the sunday telegraph columnist with the table leaves the president might have seen foley's popularity as something of a threat here in the case a few i don't think anybody can prove she didn't shy to do his best and some of his 1st in this crisis where everything was new might not have been good enough and i don't know the details but i can see it being pretty trouble right now i keep an e-mail because they are leaving. and the gossip i hear is that. it was he. he didn't necessarily want to there was a kind of miscalculation and the president gave us bridged orations jury could get crisis and people just thought these were obviously not very interesting and meanwhile. who were giving results and getting it by now and the questions and it coalesced in the mind of people not you were somebody who was competent you were saying that he was not above himself and the impression was good and the result is t

must have stopped millions of pirates people these are all the things we will for the micron of my crisis that you. have you encountered any difficulties with your business. it's gone these days you put a price a statue suddenly just like the cops from all around the city just come around to protect it. making it really really hard to get hold. in a 2 part series. 0 observes the lives of 2 children. over 20 years. where insights into circumstances that shape lives. in a rapidly changing world. 20 years of me continues with good morning group announces iraq. and die fast range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of the next let's journalists announce his era. our nation is witnessing a merciless campaign to wipe out our history down in the polls and failing to control a growing pandemic donald trump threatens to battle against what he calls a new far left fascism during a 4th of july speech. a very of forget this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up at the moment we are left without any solution with that kind of emergency situation and will rescue us helping migra

in the state of total income for henchmen today that's why i want to speak directly to mr manuel micron the chokehold technique is one of many things that officers can use to control a suspect when cedric shoot they died his family called out for change but nothing happened it wasn't until months later following the death of u.s. citizen george floyd that anger really flared up not just to the use of the chokehold technique but also reigniting protests over alleged police brutality. authorities took notice and announced that the controversial chokehold technique would be banned but that didn't last long with anger from the police unions forcing the government to back down and it made a u. turn but the protests did focus in new spotlight on the case of said it should say now an investigation has found that there is a case to be answered by the officers who are present day with manslaughter charges being made his family there who are still unhappy because very often probably the reason these are we have the police officers have finally been charged although for some odd reason one female

the whole thing may have been close but micron says the deal they reached will help all 27 e.u. nations just over i'm convinced that this plan this budget will respond to the health economic and social challenges we are all facing in our country stricken. it was a long fight 4 days of negotiations brought significant divisions to light but the deal stands and now everyone can go home. take a closer look at this with eric jones he is a professor of european studies and international political economy a johns hopkins school of advanced international studies welcome to d.w. let's start with this massive sounding figure 750000000000 euros sounds like a lot is it. well as a mate it's a really big number it's not as big as the numbers that they're playing with them united states in the various stimulus packages that they have and it's not as big as the numbers that the national governments are able to put together but it's really the biggest number the european union has ever borrowed in its history so looking at it that way you could say this is an historic moment and a very oppressi

to consider sanctions micron's comments come as a maritime dispute over natural gas reserves escalates between turkey and greece french criticism of turkey's role in the maybe in conflict is also straining ties the turkish government backs the un to recognize government in tripoli or france russia egypt and the u.a.e. they all support the war only for have to. run a free. limited garny. in this part of the mediterranean which is vital for all of our country's energy and security issues are simple today and they are at stake in the power struggles of turkey and russia in particular which are increasingly asserting themselves and against which the european union still carries too little weight would be a serious mistake to leave our security in the mediterranean in the hands of other players this is not an option for europe and it will not be something france will it happen because well it's an hour from peter miller who's a former british ambassador to libya he says that france backing have to it's divisive within europe president macro is right to say that turkish actions around the wa

ties with china and then you've got the other sort of part of your you could say the brussels slash micron's side which is more wary of that can can they exist side by side. to mark good morning thanks for having me i think it's an interesting time of c. chancellor protect save the council person save the last time next week and she has said she will use the time to have constructive dialogue with china which really sadly really doesn't really mean and. i think it's important to look at it from an economic level which is that. china also has a much stronger trading relationship with germany than it does with france's picture and since germany is the 5th largest trading partner it's china where is france is the $7380.00 largest trading partner i think when it comes to human rights and even some actions of investments in emerging markets the e position that china is is unsustainable going forward it's not going to work european union also rolling out some protections for its industries in and and germany would know about that wouldn't have a fave had their aerospace industry and technology ind

turkey's interior minister says up to 60 microns may have been trapped in a boat that sank in a lake in the east of the country a search and rescue mission was launched on saturday after the boat was reported missing in lake van near the border with iran following bad weather 6 bodies have been recovered and 11 people have been arrested in december 7 people died and 64 others were rescued after another boat carrying migrants sank in the lake. more than a 1000000 people have now been affected by flooding in the northeast of india apart causing 2 thirds of the world's remaining one horned rhinos has been engulfed by water at least one animal has ground more than 70 percent of the cause it anger parking assem state has been flooded after monsoon rains it is a world heritage sites and houses elephants and other animals. almost 230 people have been killed in indian administered kashmir in the last 6 months according to a local human rights group the latest came on weapons day a civilian and a soldier died during a shoot out in support of the north of sri lanka has been smith's caught in a

party he's remained a part of the republican conservative party he's never signed up to emanuel micron's policy and that's always been something between the 2 men that's acted as a bit of a point of division never the less so a matter of might be better off some say keeping it at wofully on side because felipe has proved to be quite a popular prime minister his popularity rating certainly much higher than him at all mark roles over the past months during the current virus pandemic could be better to keep him on side politically but there is a lot of speculation here today in the french media that ed wofully could be replaced ok natasha butler many thanks for joining us from paris. still ahead here on al-jazeera india's prime minister visits the disputed border area at the center of tensions with china. the knife has been pulled out about 3 inches that doesn't mean that the economy is now healthy and why and not everyone is celebrating better than expected u.s. jobs vegas. hello once again welcome to another look at the international focus has been on usually what's across parts of indone

to consider sanctions and micron's comments come as a maritime dispute over natural gas reserves escalates between turkey and greece french criticism of turkey's role in the libyan conflict is also straining ties turkish government backs the un recognized government in tripoli or france russia egypt and the u.a.e. they all support the ball of relief after. the european union you're opinion its chief of breaks in negotiating has warned a new trade deal with the united kingdom appears unlikely to show body i made the comments at the latest round of negotiations in london he says u.k.'s refusal to agree on fishing rights and a level playing field for business is the key sticking points. 93 year old german man has been convicted of helping to murder more than $5000.00 people at a nazi concentration camp or into he was a guard stood off during world war 2 campaign is saying his 2 year suspended sentence is too lenient because de was $17.18 at the time of his crimes the case was heard in juvenile court. china's 1st independent mission to mars is on its way for goes well early next year or rather

we are not there yet on microns theme -- on macron's theme. to a stimulus package to be announced next week in the u.k. one thing that has been discussed in the u.k. is the potential of vat cuts. is that something that should be implemented globally? christian: yes. this crisis is interesting because households have been careful. to have had high incomes during the crisis but they could not spend the money. so they have more savings. the way to get out of this crisis is to unlock the treasure of savings built up involuntarily in the last few months. a temporary vat cut is a good way of doing that, so i think we will see more countries going down that route, and the u.k. is one of them, we expect. interesting. christian schulz, great to have you on the show today. thank you so much. make sure to tune into our boston pops salute to our heroes, this saturday starting at 8:00 p.m. here in new york, on bloomberg television, radio and bloomberg.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i am nejra cehic in london. ray dalio

the coronavirus epidemic has left mr micron with some tough political decisions, trying to marry hiswith a renewed focus on socialjustice and environmental concerns. translation: the times demand that we set a new course. it's for each of us to reinvent ourselves, and together we must do things differently. i apply this to myself first and foremost. edouard philippe was seen first and foremost. edouard philippe was seen as a safe first and foremost. edouard philippe was seen as a safe pair of hands during the epidemic and is popular with centre—right voters, so important to macron's base. there jean jea n castex jean castex brings many of the same benefits without the ten point lead over mr impulse. mr philippe... dangerous perhaps to outshine the president at any time, let alone when he is talking about change. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. let's get some of the day's other news. the first hearing has taken place in turkey in the trial of 20 saudi arabian nationals for the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi. his fiancee was the first to give evidence on the killing of mr k

a manual micron has been in this very chic massive little dismayed of mesh and and angela merkel hasat do you think is going on here? is it because originally british scientist said it might not be any benefit but what is happening? i was very surprised that the chancellor did not wear a mask because the messaging has changed completely on masks in the last couple of months. who and the government that originally said no benefit really so keep them for hospitals but now we switch to face coverings and they are now mandatory oi'i coverings and they are now mandatory on public transport in england and scotland. from tomorrow, they will be mandatory in scotland in shops andl be mandatory in scotland in shops and i become mandatory in shots because people in the uk have not been wearing them. and one could say that politicians and scientists and suchlike should perhaps be setting an example that indoors in settings that they should be wearing face coverings. we should said the actual got a split with the government to workers and whatever sitting there and is wearing a face covering is o

i remember these evenings go well into the evening and saturday, he said merkel and micron walked awayy. that was maria tadeo from brussels. let's get to laura wright with the first word news. laura: in the u.s., the white house said to stop talks on the next virus stimulus packages as debts has 140,000. lord is outbreak was described as out of control by democratic representatives. the mayor of los angeles said his city is on the brink of new restrictions. president trump said the u.s. has the best mortality rate. the white house's own data says the u.s. rate is the lowest. matt: laura wright with the virus recap. let's get a -- annmarie: i want to bring in guy stear. we have the european union looking to clinch its fiscal stimulus deal. laura was talking about the states. are you hopeful we will get another stimulus package in washington and what does that mean for your portfolio? guy: what you were discussing before is correct. the window is very short in terms of getting a stimulus package agreed in the u.s., and there does seem to be quite a difference in terms of what the republi