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>> naomi ruchim in washington.hank you so much, naomi. >>> so you saw the presidential candidate joe biden in the story. he hits the campaign trail today. biden is leading trump 51% to 44%. last night biden took part in an nbc news town hall event in miami. when asked about the president taking off his mask after he was discharged from the hospital, biden had this to say. >> i would hope the president having gone through what he went through, and i'm glad he seems to be coming along pretty well, would communicate the right lesson to the american people. masks matter. these masks, they matter. it matters. it saves lives, it presents the spread of the disease. social distancing. >> biden said wearing the mask is a patriotic responsibility. >>> kayleigh mcaenany is the latest to test positive. she will begin self-quaranti self-quarantine. she said she previously tested negative and she spoke with reporters without a mask as treatmently as sunday night. >>> new coronavirus precautions will be in place at tomorrow night

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naomi ruchim is in new york with those stories and more. hey, naomi, good morning. >> good morning.ll get to the noodle king in a minute. first, let's talk stocks. they dipped after mixed signals from lawmakers over a possible coronavirus relief package. the dow fell 19 points, the nasdaq dipped 54. the s&p 500 fell 5 points. >>> twitter is back up this morning after widespread outage. tens of thousands of users reported they could not access the website or mobile apps yesterday. the social media company said the issue was caused by an inadvertent change it made to an internal system. twitter added it has no evidence of a security breach or hack. >>> amazon's prime day event scored big sales for small and medium-sized businesses. amazon says the two-day event racked up a record profit of $3.5 billion for those companies. that's a 60% increase compared to last year. the company said this year's prime day was designed to help small and medium-sized businesses succeed. amazon says overall prime day sales hit a record, but did not disclose the total figure. >>> and here's a dream job fo

we will also be joined by naomi klein. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman.n. president donald trump has anannounced he and first lady melania trump have covid-19, just before 1:00 a.m. eastern time friday. trump tweeted -- "tonight, @flotus and i tested positive for covid-19. we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. we will get through this together!" for months, trump has downplayed the severity of the pandemic, which has killed over 200-8000 americans. cnn reports joe biden is being tested for coronavirus this morning over fears that trump may have infected him at tuesday's debate, where the candidates stood about 10 feet apart, not wearing masks. during the debate, trump mocked biden for wearing masks. pres. trump: i don't wear masks like him. he could be speaking to hundred feet away and shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen. amy: trump's announcement early friday that he has covid-19 comes hours after bloomberg news reported that hope hicks, one of trump's closest and

naomi from new york. thank you, naomi. >>> up next, a warning about a harry insect. say you should stay away from this fury looking caterpillar. you don't have to ask me twice. ask me twice. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. unstopables in-wash scentot booster home app. downy unstopables ♪music) >> anymore questions about nadal and garos? >>asilef djokovic in the finals. nadal's 20th major and 13th french open title adding to his own record. nadal's career record at the french open is an amazing 100 wins and two losses. >>> people across the country are having conversations with racism and now mattel's barbie is having a discussion in a video that's gone viral. >> this stuff isn't easy to talk about. which is why we have to talk about it. >> it is a tough conversation but i'm glad we are having it. >> in a video posted to version of the doll talks to a black animated doing named nikki and discuss racism and white privilege. a clip on twitter has been viewed 4 million

naomi was my daughter.rcia was my son-in-law. >> still trying to get over it. >> i just wish my parents were still here to be with us. reporter: the two boys have since moved in with their uncle jacob, who has four children of his own. >> we were always together. so the transition as far as them feeling at home and with family, that has been easy. [chatter] what has been difficult is they miss their mom and dad very much. >> my dad was really quiet and i think i got that from him too. >> my mom, she was loud, but she would be really funny when she was really loud. [chatter] >> sing happy birthday really quick. 1, 2, 3. >> happy birthday to you ♪ >> today is carlos's 40th birthday. we wanted to come and spend it here at the cemetery with him. like us, there's a lot of people out there messing multiple family members. and that is very hard to go through. we don't know if we're ever going to be ok. >> it is tough. ♪ >> we still ha each other. ♪ >> she was loud and she was funny. isaiah and nathan are missing t

naomi, good morning. >> good morning to you.hree indices are on track to post weekly gains of at least 2.7% after ending yesterday in positive territory. the dow gained 122 points, the nasdaq was up 56 points. and the s&p 500 added 27 points. >>> hopes for a coronavirus stimulus package are not looking good. house speaker nancy pelosi ruled out the idea of an airlines only bill unless the trump administration committed to a broader relief plan to help americans. her comments now cast doubt on the prospect for a compromise. hours after mr. trump had given an upbeat assessment, in an interview he said he reconsidered his decision to pull the plug on bipartisan negotiations until relief aid after the election. >>> the dollar general is launching a new line of stores geared to less budget minded shoppers. the tennessee company said the star concept is called pop shelf. unlike dollar general which sells mostly food, snacks and cleaning supplies, this store will sell things like beauty products, home decor and party supplies. pop shel

naomi ruchim is in new york with those stories and more. good morning, naomi. >> reporter: good morning to you, anne-marie. investors looking forward to a batch of corporate earnings results set for release this morning. it comes as stocks yesterday kicked off the week in positive territory. the dow rallied 250 points. the nasdaq jumped 296 points and the s&p 500 adding 57 points. >>> microsoft announced it has taken down a powerful hacking tool used by a major cyber crime digital network. the bot net called trickbot uses more than 1 million zombie computers to loot bank accounts and spread ransom wear. experts warn trickbot could be a major threat to the upcoming election in november. microsoft was ordered to take down the bot command centers. it is difficult to know how effective it will be. >>> facebook is banning posts that defly ny or distort the holocaust. it will start directing people to authoritative sources. mark zuckerberg announced the policy yesterday. it's the latest attempt to take action against conspiracy theories and misin

naomi ruchim shows us which states are being hit the hardest. >> reporter: the surging covid-19 cases across the country are not just due to more testing, according to dr. anthony fauci. >> we're going to have many more hospitalizations, and that will inevitably lead to more deaths. you're using the word mandating masks, yes if that works, let's do it. >> reporter: the governor of kansas is considering a mask mandate with record-breaking cases, overstrained hospitals and rising deaths. >> the state did not reach 500 covid deaths until september. roughly six months after the pandemic began. it took a little over six weeks for another 500 kansans to die. >> reporter: missouri and indiana are seeing a dramatic rise in hospitalizations and indiana set a daily high for covid cases. finding the balance between the economy and keeping people safe remains a challenge. new york city is allowing 40,000 stores to sell goods on the sidewalk. >> if the stuff is on the street already, it would help a lot. >> reporter: in massachusetts, many restaurant tents are coming down due to cold weather. >> i

suspects to police based on the search keywords for more on the story we go to our search bar fly naomihere vani there are many what can you tell us about these backward searches for suspects well leave now maybe criminals will get off the web and benefit from a little green time they're called reverse warrants reverse warrants a request from authorities to google based on search keywords instead of searching a crime scene or asking witnesses which is very time intensive there are no suspects no names no knox no way to know if you're a suspect authorities as google for every one who searched for a keyword like specific locations specific names like say an ex's new partner's name or recipes for human placenta or for the best homemade bomb google and provides the police data on everyone who searched for that particular term that police picked their suspect out of all of those people who did those searches i don't recommend the d.i.y. bomb making videos anyways the presenters have no possessions even i think once honestly the bomb making books are better. you've researched that are you wor

naomi grimley reports.s and stop the virus from getting inside the body's cells. but a study of 350,000 people who have had antibody tests shows they do not last forever. at the end ofjune, 6% had antibodies, but by september it was only 4%. immunity is likely to wane over time after you have been infected, even if you have, you know that you have had, coronavirus, you have had covid, then you cannot be sure you will not get it again. and therefore we advise everybody to follow recommendations about hand hygiene, mask wearing and keeping distance from people. that is the first thing. and secondly, yes, of course it means that we are really in need of a vaccine which will, hopefully, produce a more long—lived immunity. the tailing off of antibodies may not be the whole story. there is another arm of the immune system called t—cells, and the science on that is still evolving. they are white blood cells that patrol the body, they inspect every cell in the body and they can see cells that have viruses growing i

, aquí tenemos a naomi urbano . >> esta historia como refuerzo de los mejores que pasaron por esta arenareíble, pero el que sabe lo que va a pasar estos últimos es erasmo ahora nos dice . >> hola familia de un nuevo día, un abrazo para todos, es el quinto juego de inmunidad, lo vamos a vivir esta noche, vamos a ver qué atletas se van a meter en la jornada final esto se va a postergar para el lunes, en donde conoceremos al cuarto campeón de exatlón estados unidos, tenemos que saber que un hombre se irá a casa, claro está que tenemos que vivir esta jornada, 7/6 centro hoy , algunos tienen un paso a la final tenemos que esperar a ver qué pasa en la jornada de hoy, gracias por el apoyo un abrazo, los esperamos por telemundo estamos en las jornadas finales de exatlón estados unidos, el show de televisión número 1 en estados unidos . >> erasmo, te queremos mucho, este domingo arranca la gran final, el lunes conoceremos el que se llevará esos 200 mil dólares, veo a esos atletas, digo qué capacidad, no aguanto ni un circuito . >> ellos tienen corazón tú también . >> erasmo qué bueno es . >> así

britain's naomi broady has been part of the 5live commentary team today... and joins now.. it does leave this wide open. we talk about how wide—open it dispatch discussed show the extent that goes to and she is the first qualifier for 20 years i think it was stephenson in wimbledon, if she's doing her quarterfinal match later on this evening. which is remarkable because them could have a final with the qualifier in the french open. looking ahead going two for two, still going against diego, still an interesting watch. such a fun match to watch. kids every ball back in the teams are really having to fight really ha rd the teams are really having to fight really hard out there and we must be getting tired by now i dread up in victory, but he's been on call for overfour victory, but he's been on call for over four hours and will see if he manages to get through at the moment. and, of course you still have profit —— roth failed to get through. the fourth set, the bidding on how late, roughly an adult could be postponed until tomorrow but we just have to wait and see the results

naomi from ucfs. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> what is your rational? we've heard so much about the u.s. as a whole entering into this third wave of pandemic, especially going into the holiday season. san francisco has been better in flattening the curve. is that your thinking on why you think things can reopen? >> absolutely. we know that community prevalence is actually one of the very important baseline things that you need to have in place, that it should feel low in order to feel comfortable opening schools. in san francisco we were in our search -- the second wave in july, it was clear that's not a good time to be getting children back to school. so yeah, that's one of the most basic pieces is making sure community prevalence. >> speaking of pref dense, we had london breed on the show on tuesday. she said they need to move with more deliberate speed on the public school system, but they aren't there yet. what is she in specifics talking about and what is yo

naomi ruchim is joining us live with more on that. >> reporter: good morning.nvestors are trying to figure out if washington can get a new coronavirus relief bill passed. yesterday nancy pelosi and steve mnuchin said they made progress for negotiations for a package worth $1.8 trillion. mcconnell said republican members only want a $500 billion bill. >>> trading has been underway for a little more than ten minutes on wall street. we want to look at the dow. things are looking good. dow is up about 170 points to kick off our friday. also checking on the tech sector, nasdaq is also up about 60 points to kick off the friday that we have today and stocks to watch today include amazon which is on a high after wrapping up prime day and is heading into holiday shopping season. also apple, we talked about the new iphones. they start taking preorders for iphone 12 and iphone 12 pro in a little bit. both stocks are ones to watch in the tech sector today. anne. >> such a variety of ways to spend our money. thanks for all of that information. >> in time for the holidays. >

thank you very much, naomi.cause we will hear from the prime minister making a statement in the commons at 3:30pm and there is a televised news briefing at 6pm so the details of the new restrictions being clarified then. stay with us for all of that coverage throughout the day. now time for a look at the weather. hello again. we are in for another fairly cloudy and wet day ahead. we're got a couple of weather fronts coming in from the west. they are going to be pushing steadily eastwards as we go through the course of the day, taking the rain with them and, as they clear the west, what you'll find is it will brighten up, but there will be some showers around and still quite brisk winds. so, what we have got at the moment is a fair bit of cloud, and all this rain continuing to journey steadily eastwards, so brightening up for western scotland, northern ireland, later across north—west england, north wales and later again, south—west england. mid afternoon, we've got rain across the channel islands, extending in t

and, naomi, we have to wait and see. deaths. you just want to run through those for us? yes, and these are deaths reported today, is 50, that's down from the previous day of 65, but remember that the general seven day rolling average suggests that deaths are on the increase, and also when it comes to cases in the uk, today, they have been reported as 13,972, sojust to cases in the uk, today, they have been reported as 13,972, so just shy of 14,000, which was the kind of figures we were seeing last week. so again, all the data, i'm afraid, is headed in the wrong direction. ok, thank you very much, our health correspondent naomi grimley. joe anderson is the labour mayor of liverpool and he joins me anderson is the labour mayor of liverpool and hejoins me now. good afternoon to you, mr anderson. so, liverpool city area, the only one to be put into tier three. how do you feel about that? well, i get mixed feelings really. we knew it was going to happen, so it didn't come asa going to happen, so it didn't come as a great shot

. >> in maryland, thank you, naomi. >>> contact tracing is under way for more than 200 people that were supposedly exposed to covid in new jersey. he traveled despite knowing one of his aids tested positive. he held a round table and delivered a speech. a spokesperson said that president did not have interaction with staff or guests that would be considered, quote, close. >>> when we all learned president trump was diagnosed with coronavirus, there was concern not only here in the u.s. but around the world. elizabeth palmer explains. >> i'm sure president trump is going to be fine. he has the best possible care. >> up beat words from a man who has been there, prime minister johnson. >> i shook hands with everybody. >> famously casual at the start of the pandemic, johnson caught covid back in march and almost died. his popularity soared when he got out of the hospital but it since slumed as britain widely criticized the handling. another leader that kacaught th virus was briz al yazilian lead scored masks and called those self-isolating cowards. his approval rating went up after but that

naomi whitcomb joining us live now from the cbs broadcast center in new york. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. trading a has been underway for a little more than 10 minutes now. the market starting this monday up. right now the dow is at 122 points to start off the day. checking in on the tech sector, nasdaq up 150 points to start off your monday. >>> the white house is urging congress to pass a stripped down coronavirus relief package. administration's proposal calls for using leftover funds from an expired small business loan program. economic advisor larry kudlow did not provide specifics but did note it would include stimulus checks and aid for airlines. kudlow said there would be for the negotiation this week. >>> amazon is gearing up for its annual prime day sale which starts on tuesday. some of its competitors are starting their competing offers early. they are hoping to attract shoppers and now. walmart, target, and best buy are all promoting big discounts on tvs, watches, and other items. walmart is even offering free shipping on eligibl

naomi whitcomb has today's money watch report. >> reporter: columbus day is a national holiday but the was financial market will still be open on monday. investors are hoping stocks pick up where they left off last week. that outgained 161 points on friday. the nasdaq rose nearly 159. the s&p 500 was up 130. microsoft is making plans for the post pandemic world. the technology giant is going to allow employees to continue to work from home. the company says they want to be flexible about where and when work is done. most employees may have the option to work nearly half their schedule remotely. some will permanently work from home. amazon is gearing up for its annual prime day sale which starts on tuesday. some of its competitors are starting there competing officers early in hopes of attracting shoppers. walmart, target, and best buy are promoting big discounts on televisions, watches, and other items. walmart is even offering free shipping on eligible orders over $35. that is your cbs money watch report. at the cbs broadcast center, i'm the only rockham. >>> it was a fabulous weekend

naomi has those stories and more in today's money watch report. >>> wall street moved higher on thursday. the dow jones added 122 points. the nasdaq gained 56. the s&p 500 rose 27. investors remain optimistic that the coronavirus stimulus deal can get done between the white house and democrats. nancy pelosi says she is not interested in doing piecemeal bills that focus on one single aspect of the recovery. she and steven mnuchin spoke yesterday to discuss the possibilities for a more comprehensive bill. the wto will be led by a woman for the first time in its 25 year history. south korea's trade minister and harvard trained finance minister both women are the two finalists. the decision about who will be the next director general is expected to be made in the coming weeks. dollar general is opening a new, more expensive store. pot shop will be aimed at higher in suburban communities with household incomes of up to $125,000. still, about 95% of items will be priced at five dollars or less. top shelf will focus less on necessities like food and cleaning supplies and more on discretionary i

naomi started posting on social media. chanting: say her name! belly mujinga! say her name!d organise a rally in london. justice for belly! it was incredible. belly‘s family led the whole march with a banner, "justice for belly" with her picture. belly‘s death was now attracting so much attention that injune, the british transport police announced it had asked the crown prosecution service to review its investigation. i've also been looking at belly‘s time at victoria station. she loved herjob, but i've discovered she wasn't always happy at work. eight weeks before she died, she'd raised a grievance against gtr, claiming discrimination and victimisation. in september 2019, belly had been suspended from work for six weeks after leaving ticket office takings on a supervisor's desk, rather than handing them to the cashier. so belly mujinga held a very responsible role with cash handling, and our policies had at that time stated that people should be suspended if there was an incident. where there is a suspension, we try to deal with that with the investigation as soon as possib

that includes beyonce, rihanna, kanye west, naomi cambell. this video. >> i cannot keep quiet anymore. you guys are shame to the world. for killing your own menaces -- your own citizens. because they are protesting for the rights. it is uncalled for. >> protests outside of nigeria as well. in london, banners denouncing the nigerian president. and plenty more on the situion in nigeria from bbc.com/news. we will ask whether president trump's has succeeded the past four years and look at his impact of america first policy. ♪ >> more areas in the north of england are facing's more restrictions for coronavirus. tier three, the highest alert level. that means some pubs and restaurants will shut. household mixing will be banned. unlike manchester, which argues over financial support that it should receive. south yorkshire has a package. >> this is another million or more people who are now affected by the highest level of local lockdown restrictions and the mayor of the city region here has said that he has accepted those tighter measures because mo

naomi grimley reports.une defences and stop the virus from getting inside the body's cells. but a study of 350,000 people who have had antibody tests shows they do not last forever. at the end ofjune, 6% had antibodies, but by september it was only 4%. immunity is likely to wane over time after you have been infected, even if you have, you know that you have had, coronavirus, you have had covid, then you cannot be sure you will not get it again. and therefore we advise everybody to follow recommendations about hand hygiene, mask wearing and keeping distance from people. that is the first thing. and secondly, yes, of course it means that we are really in need of a vaccine which will, hopefully, produce a more long—lived immunity. the tailing off of antibodies may not be the whole story. there is another arm of the immune system called t—cells, and the science on that is still evolving. they are white blood cells that patrol the body, they inspect every cell in the body and they can see cells that have viruse

naomi jones reports from lagos. >> firing live rounds in daylight.rmed men roaming the streets of one of africa's largest cities. it is tense. despite a curfew, there is havoc. the smell of smoke hangs in the air in lagos. this is one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city. the symbol of law & order was left to burn overnight. without the security forces showing up. authorities seem to have lost control. it is not clear who burdened down this building. i witnesses say it was not protesters. you mentioned they were wearing -- >> this footage of people looting a supermarket was taken earlier today. authorities have blamed protesters for much of the violence over the last few days. tonight in a television address, the president asked them to stop. >> it will undermine the law. this will not be tolerated. i call on you to discontinue and engage government and find solutions. >> the president's words did not satisfy the generation grown desperate for change. unemployment is rising, coronavirus is making things worse. it is a daerous cocktail. jane: gover

like this. >> all right, naomi.ss what name is going to be on the masks every single day i was wrong about today. are you going to give us a foretelling of who's going to be in the next match? >> what -- the [ bleep ] are we all laughing about here? she's not doing it as a fun treat for you, lady. stop talking about these masks like they're the new fall collection at fashion week then i saw that central park put up a monument to honor women's rights pioneers. and i was like, what yes! elizabeth cady stanton, susan b. anthony, and sojourner truth together wait, what look, i love that there's a monument, but these three hanging out? what are they having a conversation about hey, let's plan a women's march. yay! but sojourner, you're going to have to walk in the back ♪ that's how it really went down ♪ and then trump said that a vaccine might be available right before the election, and i was like, what that seems like awfully suspicious timing. also, no one trusts the guy who just a little bit ago was like, hm, drink bl

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like you said, names like kanye west, naomi campbell, falette davis, rihanna have alljoined in and askedd to the police brutality —— violette davis. this morning, one of the biggest names in this liberty world, beyonce, joined calls because lots of people were asking for her tojoin calls. it lots of people were asking for her to join calls. it caused some controversy because some people were asking what could she do aside from tweet? but she's responded, saying she stands with her nigerian brothers and sisters. her charity work is now extending to those in nigeria offering shelter and food, and any kind of emergency help that they may require. but of course that will cause controversy because some people in social media said they didn't want her help. they needed people to instill diplomacy and put an end to the violence that they saw last night. thank you very much, we appreciate it. there's much more on that story on the bbc news website. there's been a big jump in coronavirus infections in the uk. over 26,000 cases have been recorded in 2a hours — up from over 21,000 the day before. a

open tennis championship since september osaka naomi wore face masks representing victims of racial injusticeotests have become a key issue in the upcoming u.s. presidential election. today we meet americanactive o'palla temeti. the co-founder of black lives matter and one of "time" magazine's 100 most influential people of 2020. we spoke with her in august about activism in the age of covid-19. >> we see that people are having to rise up now at this unique moment despite the fact that we're in a global pandemic. i think that's what's alarming to so many people is that even in the midst of a time where you would think people are at home and can be at home and should be safe and fine and taking care of their loved ones at home it's still the case that black people are being targeted and are being killed because the color of our skin is seen as though it's a weapon in this country. >> do you think covid-19 exposed inequality and disparity that exists in society? i say this because the people of color are so disproportionately affected by the pandemic. >> yeah, sadly people of color are largely

we will look at the situation in the northwest, here is naomi cornwell. the highest infection rates in england. so, the seven areas, it is now illegal for households to meet in doors anywhere, not just in households to meet in doors anywhere, notjust in homes. households to meet in doors anywhere, notjust in homesm households to meet in doors anywhere, notjust in homes. it is absolutely incumbent on everyone to understand what the rules are and comply with those regulations. it is only by everyone doing that that the virus numbers will come down and we can all turn to a state of normality. as well as merseyside, a cover warrington in cheshire. . normality. as well as merseyside, a cover warrington in cheshire. m is confusing. i think a lot of us are unsure as to whether or not it applies. now they're telling people did not go out. it is great to damage the economy. boris johnson has said they shut the pubs at ten o'clock. people on the streets after ten, but they need to come to some better arrangement. as restrictions have been tightened, today, the town

the text from hunter biden to his daughter naomi states that hunter biden was forced to give half ofis salary to his father, china joe. the text states this, quote: butten i don't receive any respect, and that's fine, i guess. works for you, apparently. i hope you all can do what i did and pay for everything for this entire family for 30 years. it's really hard but don't worry. unlike pop, joe biden, i won't make you give me half your salary, end quote. we'll have much more on this with senator ron johnson, our upcoming text. and tomorrow rudy giuliani joins us the talk about this trail from the discovery of the laptop to the texts and e-mail messages to where we are now with the expose by the new york post. and joining us now, senator ron johnson. he is chairman of the senate homeland security and governmental affairs committee who released the report on the biden family corruption last month. senator, it's great to have you with us. there is a story that is building that is almost as large as the, what appears to be these entirely credible revelations on the laptop computer, and th

naomi grimley, bbc news. the time is 29 minutes past nine.oing back, i had forgotten about that. the clocks go back out 2am on sunday, if you have young kids, it doesn't really matter, just another hour of chaos to the day. and quite chaotic weather. sunshine and showers in the west of scotland and northern ireland, although sunshine will come out in parts of england and wales as the rain clears. patchy rain working towards the south—east through the day. temperatures of 15 or16 through the day. temperatures of 15 or 16 degrees, ten or 11 towards the north and west. this evening, a few showers in the far south and east, most showers in the far south and east, m ost pla ces showers in the far south and east, most places will be dry. another band of rain pushes and towards western areas. this time, it will come with stronger wind. western isles of scotland could see wind gusting in excess of 70 mph. a windier day for all of us tomorrow. 0n windier day for all of us tomorrow. on this band of rain is where we will see the strongest wind. it's goi

in the context of what would naomi klein call a shock doctrine you know so what would we expect now because that how i economic growth in the early stages of the experiment it just lost steam elastin is through the ninety's in after each successive recession the country was . was growing slower and slower too until almost stagnation and who did the defenders of the model blame the teachers the workers who are not saving enough we were spending too much in who did. who did indoors this is a spending spree of the middle class the system the banks you know and so so we are to do blame work to blame what happened and not the guys who are in charge. the guys who designed public policy the guys who privatized everything almost everything the guys who expose the chilean publisher to environmental disaster in etc etc etc so now what set people off last october everyone knows was a small increase in the metro fare but actually wood was a state was the lack the lack of trust for the situations whether government was active branch etc this is 110 i would like to add that. when he says states he stole.

naomi says now would be a good time to open schools. >> you can't sacrifice the safety of teachers and families but it's so important for the kids, and we this opportunity with low prevalence right now to do that. >> reporter: the pediatrics professor points to a few things. one, the low virus transmission rate. of all the tests in san francisco and south bay, fewer than 2% are coming back positive. she says that indoor dining is opening and schools could too. >> we also know a lot more about how to control risk, how to mitigate risk, how to make it so that there's not transmission between people particularly in schools. we know so much more now than we did in march. >> reporter: she adds new york reopened schools when there's low positivity rates. a "the new york times" report out today finds of the more than 16,000 random covid tests on students and staff, only 28 were positive. that's about 0.1%. and she says there must be masking, distancing and ventilated classrooms. >> i see a number of my students who are struggling with the isolation. >> reporter: mike flynn is a parent and for

very much disagree thank you naomi all right now it's time to get to some of the stories that slippedthrough the cracks here with me is our truth bob now oh what's that finally all right truth balmy all right so the department of homeland security wants to clean up its image and not by actually stopping all the terrible things that they go oh i don't think my return is in the van and then separating families now they want to clean it up by asking the national archives to classify complaints about the agency as temporary which means they can be scrubbed after 4 years from the public record so this means you criminal investigations would disappear sworn witness they've statements would disappear transcribed interviews with disappear etc etc etc i think we should temporarily get rid of d.h. us forever that they do that. i would much prefer that but of course as you know d.f.s. includes ice and it includes customs and border protection and these are agencies which are the obviously the definition for the phrase all publicity is good publicity that's never applied to them so you've already

with a look at the situation in the north west — here‘s naomi cornwell. in these seven areas it is now illegal for households to meet indoors anywhere, notjust in homes. it is absolutely incumbent on everybody to understand what the rules are and comply with those regulations. it‘s only by everybody doing that will the virus numbers come down and we can all return to a state of normality. as well as the whole of merseyside, the restrictions cover warrington and halton in cheshire, so people here in runcorn are affected. it‘s confusing, isn‘t it? i think a lot of us are unsure whether it applies. i think maybe eat out to help 0ut wasn't the smartest idea, now they are telling people not to go out it is going to damage the economy, definitely. i now can't go and see my family because borisjohnson has said... now they‘re shutting the pubs at ten o‘clock. they were on the streets after ten you need to come to some better arrangement. as the restrictions have been tied and they are they‘ve eased in bolton where pubs and restaurants can now reopen. but today th

averagely was redacted and now to bring us some stories we didn't get to but now we are i'm joined by naomi joni thanks for having me lynn you know i left. i realized this is one of the futures of so you can study without vomit mixed with it yeah it seems like a very slight amount of confetti he really didn't want to over do it well for amy so to bear. all right what you got so the department of homeland security sent out a memo to their employees saying to rat out anybody who is leaking information confidential information and basically telling people to stop leaking government information because there's been a number of leaks then that memo was leaked to the press immediately they were threatening their employees illegally so later it came out that this memo was in fact illegal and they say because whistleblowers have specific protections that the government allows them so so you can't be threatening your employees to not leak information was where it's like in the pentagon there's been something like 93000 whistleblower complaint points over the last several years and almost none of the