the figures, based on data from 0rd nance survey and natural england, also show that black people are of london, sadiq khan, said today that, without financial support, transport for london must cut its tube and bus networks. a slump in passenger numbers due to the lockdown has caused a 90% fall in income. tfl has been using its cash reserves to meet the monthly bill of operating services but says that is no longer sustainable. the company which owns british airways has confirmed 12,000 job cuts at the airline will still go ahead, despite the government extending its furlough scheme until the end of october.

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we have gotten very strong support from our shareholders to increase emergency nancing, to expand the flexibility instrument we have, on special drawing rights where we are right now is we've had consensus of the usage of existing special drawing rights to move them from countries, wealthy countries, they don't need it, to developing countries that do need it. we don't yet have consensus on a new allocation of special drawing rights, to be fair to those that are still skeptical, when we make an allocation like this, it goes to all our members, those who need it and those who don't need it. tomb our rich members, our advanced economies, would get 62% of the new allocations. where's the low-income countries would get only $3 billion out of 500, assuming $500 bill yofpblet you cannot modify by five. it would still be relatively small. so what i would say to those that are urging to look into it, yes, of course, our membership is in agreement. everything has to be on the table in this crisis like no other. for now, my focus is to make sure that everything on which we do have to assess thi

people only a few of them were aware that the successful moon landing was hanging by a thread in nance's mission control center in houston cap com charlie duke had direct radio contact with neil armstrong. now 82 years old he can still have a car the dramatic moments. we get very very tight all fuel our coal 60 seconds which many as 60 seconds delay and i call 30 seconds the tension is rising in mission control you could hear a pin drop and we were holding our breath will we make it i call 30 seconds and then 30 seconds later he landed but it was very very tight. and very close to our board. yet the 1st lunar landing was a success. 3 years later charlie duke got his own entry in the annals of space travel. down during an hour the 5th landing on the moon back in april might he $72.00 and i was the 10th man to step all of them and once we laid it i just erupted with enthusiasm i shouted into the end of my we had our helmet solid and fully suited up an idea shouted in my all but houston orion is finally here he is fantastic. on the surface of the moon charlie and his commander john young ca

can try out a planned, some might do great and some might not, we can compare in contract, cheese nancehout trying, it's what you would do if you don't have the right answer yet. idiots would prefer a one day for the whole country to go back which is like placing all of your chips on one number and relet but you likely use equalize. it is like your 401k, it's not all one stock, it's a portfolio to hedge against risk, it is smart and unavoidable. we are going to learn a lot, we will see the truth that have eluded us these past months, no more ghost it will be brave americans getting up and going to work and protecting each other the best that they can with simple consideration in the kind of common sense that elected trump over hillary, it's a great american challenge of your lifetime, i think we are ready. greg: let's welcome tonight's guest, you cannot lose when he talks news, washington times editor charlie hurt. he has more singles than a strip club atm, singer-songwriter and host of the pursue on fox nation john rich. she's inspiring as she is wiry, host of sincerely cat on fox nati

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in other words a nurse or a doctor or a main nance workers work a 12 hour shift. they wear at home? what mask do they have to wear home? this is what we're supplying. they can choose how to use the mask. and have the ability to share it with their family. they don't have time to shop for ppe. and let alone try to find it in and be able to pay for it. i went to all the different pharmacies outside the hospitals in poor areas. >> can't find them. >> or you find them and they are unbelievably priced. something i buy for 36 cents they're selling for $4. >> i totally get it. we have problems with gouging. some call it supply and demand. i don't think so. the problem is we don't make it in the country. it's really national security interest equipment now. we have one company in maine making swab for tests and pp, we're nowhere. the need is great. i looked into why hospitals wouldn't want to work with you. the best argument your get is -- you call it the cut the red tape. that's what it is. they're saying we don't know the stuff is certified. i'm told it's not a problem.

. >>> this morning, a new ray of hope maybe for sports nance who want to watch a live basketball game james says can't hurt anyone talking about canceling the nba season. andy scholes has more on the bleacher report. >> some team executives want to just cancel the rest of the nba season. but king james says that's not what he's hearing. lebron tweeted, that's absolutely not true. nobody i know is saying anything like that. as soon as it's safe, we'd like to finish our season. i'm ready and our team is ready. nobody should be canceling anything. boston celtics co-owner told cnn erin burnett, he agrees with lebron. >> lebron is consistent with what adam silver is trying to do. he's looking at the data every day. he's a fact-based commissioner. his big concern, he wants the players to go back safely and fans to be safe when fans come back. >> nascar, meanwhile, officially announcing that drivers will restart their engines may 17th. the green flags at darlington raceway in south carolina. but there will be no fans in the stands. nascar plans to hold seven races over 11 days when they retu

>> laura: old nance has done a complete 180 since the money back in march and now it seems like she'sing back at the house in session. if even if the senate is back in d.c. with a chuck schumer grousing about it. house temperature is recommended the colleagues telework through the summer. of course, beach houses, not be valid, why not? republicans are going to play along. they put forward their plan to reopen the house. g.o.p. congressmen, jim jordan and lee zeldin. congress meant jordan, do you remember that we're talking about this five weeks ago? remember? >> monday night, lee and i were on the show and you where the first so thank you for doing that. i said today, farmers are planting and truckers are moving goods and groceries are stocking shelves and frontline health workers have not missed a day, but somehow the u.s. house can't go back in session? the oversight committee should be having hearings on the wealtd health organization and they should be having hearings on the threats we've seen delivered from the governors around the country. that's what we should be doing. instead

can do more, maybe the booich biden campaign even because right now we're getting so little guide nancerom the whi house, which is where we are used to getting it. >> congressman? >> this is an extraordinary moment that requires extraordinary intervention at the congressional level. we're going to do everything to put americans first, put essential workers and displaced workers and low-wage workers and the poor, the sick, afflicted, the least, the lost, the left behind, first. we would appreciate a different level of presidential leadership. but we are a left with what we're left with. and so we're going to try to continue to work, in a bipa bipartisan way. do the right thing for the american people. and then, in november, make sure we can have a safe and secure election so we can get past this nightmare. >> i appreciate that. because this is fall back friday, you heard him, he said to the right thing. that's a right thing. he's going back to spike lee in brooklyn. he's doing that to you, while you're here. i'm just trying to say is he pushing back on the bronx here? >> if it wasn't for

it reaches all segments of society regardless of their ability to pay or any other social determine nance of health that there may be. >> good. when you're telling the american people today regardless of income every american will be able to gain access to that vaccine when it comes? >> they should gain access to it. i don't control -- >> well, you represent an administration that makes that decision. >> i will certainly advocate that everyone is able to receive the vaccine regardless of income or any other circumstance. >> you're over time, senator sanders. >> all right. thank you, mr. chairman. >> those are important questions. i don't want to cut senators off and it's hard to see the time clock. if we can stay as close as possible to five minutes, then all senators can get their questions in. thank you senator sanders. senator burr. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i thank the witnesses today for what you've done for people's safety and the people around the globe. dr. fauci, you've been on the task force and at a majority of the press conferences. has anybody in this administration ever as

and lick em tomorrow really did capture this dom nance will but very quiet again not pounding his chest and cheer leading not doing anything particularly volume yubble just lick em tomorrow and he did and at the end of the day as you noted after nearly being driven into the tennessee river in day one to get reinforcements in, they kill the confederate commander and they own the battlefield albeit other than that you almost would have called that particular battle a draw i think. but he does survive and of course then he moves on to vicksburg. and it's really the success of vicksburg that catches lincoln's eye and makes him believe that he finally might have a general aggressive enough to win the war. in fact, you'll recall another great anecdote supposedly that lincoln upon being warned that grant drank supposedly replied find out what he drink and give it to the other generals, at least he fights. what was the relationship like between grant and his commander-in-chief lincoln? >> so like most of lincoln's great quotes he probably didn't say that one but i think it captures sort of the

navy senior chief petty officer and msnbc terrorism analyst, malcolm nance.o betray america c how team trump compromised our security and how we can fix it." also, democratic congressman from illinois who sitsits on th and oversight committees. malcolm, start with you. put there because of patronage or say things the president likes. the dni was created after a disaster that killed thousands of americans because our intelligence agencies didn't coordinate with one another. it may be one of "the" top five most important jobs in america for american security. how did this happen? >> it happened, as you said no your introduction. pure loyalty to donald trump. i'm more qualified than this guy to run national intelligence because of i actually worked in intelligence a couple of decades. he is not qualified. simple qualification is this -- he will politicize the intelligence process in order to protect donald trump and to delegitimize all of the intelligence analysis over the last four years that have shown that the russians assisted donald trump in becoming presid

we have a bengi nance bearer bond.sing that and overcoming the three main pieces of the cradle is right from the united states marine corps. neil: i'm sure. don't get me going on my baby back ribs impression, but that is separate issue. how do the workers, how do the workers deal with this? obviously they have to wear masks, right? >> yes. neil: when patrons come in, obviously they can't wear masks when they're eating and all, but what are some of the things that might surprise them when they enter your doors? >> well, from a guest standpoint, they will feel confidences they always felt. you and i talked about this before. we've been around for 44 years. people expect a higher level of execution from us so we continue in that vein but making sure the entreeaway, the guest reception, the people at the host stand, our servers, our bar tenders in some cases and our back of the house not only wearing masks but protective gloves. the frequency of cleaning, sanitation, we have a guest coordinator position where we make sure,