remind folks what the national medical association is and who your members are. guest: the national medical association is the group that represents the 50,000 african american physicians in the country. we are the oldest incorporated since 1895. this is our 125th year. our role is to ensure there is proper health, equity, and inclusion for african american physicians who were denied access to residency programs and being on staff at hospitals for many years. and also to ensure the african american community is well represented so the health has proper care and you are not excluded. host: some of the data makes it clear there is a disproportionate impact of covid-19 diagnoses and deaths in the african american community. what is the latest data saying now about how wide that gap is? guest: it is variable from new york, chicago, milwaukee, new orleans, los angeles. in general, i like to look at it on a national level because we are the national medical association. approximately 30% of all cases in the u.s. are african americans and african americans comprise about

former nfl player jack brewer grew up in minneapolis and a spokesperson for the national association of police athletic league. thank you for being here. you did grow up in minneapolis, you represent the police. what is your reaction to the death of george floyd and what you see is going on in minneapolis? >> i share the same anger a lot of people share watching the video seeing a man, african-american man killed at the hands of law enforcement who you would think are there to protect and serve them but the reaction to it really hurts right now because george floyd did not represent what you see on the tv screens. he did not represent hate. he represented peace. i think the issue we are having is we have taken our eye off of the real enemy. as a nation, the protesters, the reactions we had from the pundits, right now we need leadership in real leaders keep our eye on the enemy and the enemy is the evil and the satan that causes racism. in order to attack that and get rid of that it takes deep soul-searching, you can't just put someone in jail. you have to go into the core and the spi

"let's go america" is a national association of manufacturers short film with an optimistic message. after showing the drudgery of work in the 19th century, the film argues that life has improved because of american ingenuity and the future is bright. ♪ narrator: under the spreading chestnut trees, the smithy stands, so said the poet longfellow. times which we sometimes call "the good old days," but just how good were the good old days? the blacksmith of olden times, a mighty man he had to be. ♪ the tiller of the soil, the mighty man was he also and he had to be, he was the food industry toiling for the necessities of life. ♪ the woman in the home. not often do you hear her for theldren sigh good old days, not if they really know how she labors from dawn to dusk. we need to know from whence we have come, how we have advanced to appreciate what we have achieved and to have faith and opportunities to come through the american system. founded upon liberty and freedom of initiative, we have created progress that is envied by other nations. go back 50, 100 years and watch the system work,

cbs has been an amazing partner to the national association of free clinics for years. they help our clinics grow and our capacity, in our value, and in the quality of care we have given tower patients. our are helping us expand telehealth model, so we can see even more people during this pandemic and in the future. in the past, they have helped us with diabetes, hypertension, smoking sensation and making sure our patients have access to care. i think they really want to join with us in building healthier communities and healthier america. also, the partners at direct relief have helped us through hurricane harvey and through this pandemic with multimillion dollar commitments to helping us also address telehealth. they are also helping keep our doors open, paying doctors and nurses. things the private public partnership, one of the great things coming out of these, we are learning from these companies on best practices, as they teach us, but we also teach them on how we are providing care and how we can work better together. we would love to see for -- more responsibili

"let's go america" is a national association of manufacturers short film with an optimistic message. film argues that life has improved because of american ingenuity and the future is bright. ♪ >> under the spreading chestnut trees, the smithy stands so saying the poet longfellow. times which we sometimes call "the good old days ago but just how good were the good old days? times,cksmith of olden he had to be. he was --. the pillar of the soil, the mighty man was he also and he had to be coming he was the food industry toiling for the necessities of life. ♪ the woman in the home. not often do you hear her grandchildren side for the good old days not if they really know how she labors from don to dusk. -- from dawn to dusk. ♪ need to know from whence we have come in from -- to appreciate what we have achieved and to have faith and opportunities to come through the american system. founded upon liberty and freedom we have created progress that is envied by other nations. watch the system work, america marching forward. and a more widespread distribution of the provisions of the industr

"let's go america" is a national association of manufacturers short film with an optimistic message.in the 19th century, the film argues that life has improved because of american ingenuity and the future is bright. ♪

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over see what does happen in the coming days charles wilson from the national association of black enforcement officers thanks very much for joining us from rhode island so. a controversial method of surveillance that was 1st developed for use by african american soldiers in iraq is being deployed on u.s. soil the city of baltimore has long struggled with crime and its murder rate in particular now playing solitaire into the skies in a trial which could change crime fighting across the country as particle hail reports. when many people think of the u.s. city of baltimore a picture this block after block of rundown homes litter crime. this is the city with the 2nd highest murder rate in the country just last year 340 people were murdered on the streets good afternoon everybody community activist joyce jones is talking to a local radio station to sell people what she sees as a possible solution. one that takes a very different view of baltimore from above 3 planes flying 12 hours a day over most of the city filled with cameras tracing everyone's movements the pictures stored for $45.00 days and

the care home crisis — the national association says staff feel completely abandoned.t's the government going to do about it? the extra cost of tackling the coronavirus outbreak will top £120 billion. it takes uk borrowing to levels not since seen the end of the war. is it curtains for local and regional theatres? how the lockdown has left actors and directors struggling for survival. and coming up in sport on bbc news, england's cricketers can start limited training next week, as team bosses plan for a return to action after the coronavirus shutdown. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. there is serious concern that tens of thousands of seriously ill people in england are not seeking help because of fears that they might catch the coronavirus in hospital — or be a burden on the nhs. the starkest illustration of this is the drop in visits to a&e departments — down by more than half since the outbreak began. doctors worry that conditions as serious as heart attacks and strokes are being overlooked. patients groups have also raised concerns that, in preparing

then, the ceo of the national association of free and charitable clinics on the impact of the covid-19 pandemic on free health care clinics in the u.s., and the director of the center for the history of medicine at the university of michigan about covid-19 and what can be learned from past pandemics, and be sure to watch washington journal saturday at 8:00 a.m. eastern. we are taking calls and questions from high schoolers across the country preparing to take the advanced placement u.s. history and u.s. government exams. wednesday on c-span, our live coverage of supreme court oral arguments continues at 10:00 a.m. eastern with a case challenging new rules under the trump administration that allow more organizations to be exempt from the health care laws birth-control mandate. that is followed by another case at 11:00 a.m. involving a federal exception to robo call bands for cell phones. afternoon, the senate commerce committee holds a hearing on how the coronavirus is affecting the aviation industry. on c-span2 come a house appropriations subcommittee examines the federal response to t

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este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación. >> muy buenasy así terminar la temporada antes de 8 de junio. >> y pasado para noviembre como parte de las medidas precautorias y también quedarán anulados en el calendario. >> pero así entre dos posibles rivales estaban los de san francisco. >> pero me despido. >;> sí como jugador donde fue nombrado el juego de las estrellas como novato luego de una mala temporada pero el momento más brillante fue la portada que llamó a la rotación luego que el equipo arrancara con récord en todos aquello que toco le desemoas un aproxa resignación. >> . >> no permitieron que la pandemia detuviera su unión le contamos la historia de la pareja. >> ya volvemos. >> así luce la ciudad de san josé a esta ahora y a partir de mañana miles de personas regresan a su trabajo y así que tener cuidado en el tráfico y ahora nos despedimos de este domingo. >> en iowa esta pareja se casó de manera especial con una transmisión de radio. >> jason y dorothy decidieron seguir adelante de los planes de boda y la ceremonia fue transmiti

este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación. ser humano, estos avispones vienen de asia. sara: buenas tardes. don shula el legendario coach falleciÓ a los 90 aÑos de edad. don shula naciÓ en 1930 y tiene la marca de mÁs victorias en la nfl. la nfl anunciÓ que sus juegos programados en el exterior se jugarÍan en estados unidos por la pandemia del covid-19. hasta aquÍ lo mejor del mundo del deporte. paola: antes de despedirnos lo volvemos a invitar para que nos envÍe sus fotografías de los hÉroes de la pandemia. comparta con nosotros sus fotografÍas de trabajadores esenciales. no olvide descargar nuestra aplicaciÓn de noticias y no se encuentra como univisiÓn Área de la bahÍa. nos vemos a las 11:00. borja: gracias por acompaÑarnos. hasta maÑana. ♪ jorge: pronosticos alarmantes. un nuevo modelo de la casa blanca dice que 134 mil personas podrÍan morir de coronavirus en los estados unidos. y cientificos del gobierno estiman que serÍan muchos mÁs. pese estos pronÓsticos la florida abriÓ. mientras miles desafian el encierro en nueva y

he's testifying on behalf of the national association of convenience stores on this question of liability. i read a statement this morning in preparation for the hearing and i've committed to my colleagues because i want them to listen carefully to what mister smart says he believes businesses need. here's what he says. he talks about his own company quick pick, y quickbooks first priority is the safety of our employees and customers. daily protocol to mitigate the deadly spread of the virus. this was the challenge, this is what mister smart says. the guidance provided by the cdc, the artificial safety and health administration as well as state and local governments conflict in addition to being difficult to follow. yet despite many uncertainties including the constant confliction of public health arguidelines we began to adjust to the pandemic. mister smart is not saying businesses don't have a responsibility. he is accepting that responsibility to create a safe environment for workers and customers but he's saying to us when are you going to establish the standards -mark why do you keep

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remind folks what the national medical association is and who your members are. t: the national medical association is the group that represents the 50,000 african american physicians in the country. incorporateddest since 1895. this is our 125th year. our role is to ensure there is proper health, equity, and inclusion for african american physicians who were denied access to residency programs and being on staff at hospitals for many years. and also to ensure the african american community is well hasesented so the health proper care and you are not excluded. host: some of the data makes it clear there is a disproportionate impact of covid-19 diagnoses and deaths in the african american community. what is the latest data saying now about how wide that gap is? from new is variable york, chicago, milwaukee, new orleans, los angeles. in general, i like to look at it on a national level because we are the national medical association. approximately 30% of all cases in the u.s. are african and african americans comprise about 13% of the population. so somewhere around

she is the 2nd vice president with the civil rights organization the in the belief that the national association for the advancement of colored people ms miers we appreciate you taking the time to talk with us this evening what have you been hearing from the african community african-american community there in minneapolis today. sergei were joined by many leaders national leaders like reverend al sharpton and jesse jackson and other very well known national years as well as local leaders as we call or the arrests the officers that murdered george clooney i made 20 cent she doesn't. talk to me you have a lot. of. the protests talk to me a little bit about the. i'm sorry about that that's ok there's a delay here in the line let me ask you about the protests to do you know will there be more protests and is the end up calling for those protests to remain peaceful. yes so the n.w. c.p. has always supported nonviolent protests these are protests on our i definitely believe happening protests are scheduled for later today. or later this week as long as you know the officers are not charged with murde

yes i got that back again so between the government national national association the bundesliga and the clubs i have to be marching to the same drum and this was a real stress test to get football back and i got it will be interesting to see what happens next like apne how to date of the sport thanks very much. as the lockdown drags on and on russia a techno group is showing people how to party while self isolating a video by the moscow band cream soda has taken the internet by storm inspiring people all over the world to death's their way through. with people around the world stuck in self isolation the song is dedicated to all the canceled parties. which translates as i'm crying to techno has become a quarantine anthem it's taken over the russian speaking world or at least it's balconies. soon after the release of the song people started posting their own versions of the video on social media across russia and ukraine as well as other countries people grab at the chance to go just a little bit crazy. people are taking the time to get creative. we hear a lot of very very long. that

gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación.s 8 de la noche dice que la ciudad no tolera el vandalismo miren como luce la hamburguesa dice que no ha perdido su sabor original un restaurante la inauguró el fin de semana su creador dice que es para calmar el pánico entre las personas de manera divertida de enfrentar la pandemia por coronavirus que pasen buenas noches gracias por acompañarnos nos vemos mañana >>> bienvenidos a zona mixta, el presidente de la federaciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol, asegura que sÍ se pagÓ la fianza de veracruz. >>> regresa el fÚtbol a la liga mx el 17 de junio. el tren bala rumbo al tÍtulo. lo que nos perdimos esta semana por el covid 19. >>> con todo eso y todo

and president of quick check food stores in bottom texas turkeys testified on behalf of the national association of convenience stores on this question of liability. statement this morning in preparation for the hearing and i commend it to my colleagues because i want them to listen carefully to what mr. smart says he believes businesses need. here's what he says. he talks about his own company quick check. our first priority is the safety of our employees and customers. beginning in early march we adjusted her daily protocols to mitigate the spread of p the virus. this was a challenge -- because the s guidance provided by the cdc, the occupational safety and health administration as well as state and local governments often conflicted with one another in addition to being vague and difficult to follow. yet despite many uncertainties including the counselor fluctuating public health guidelines began to adjust in the pandemic. mr. smart is that same businesses don't have a responsibilityli here. he's accepting that responsibility to create a safe employment for workers and customers but he sang t

. >> reporter: lawrence is with the national association of realtors which is pushing the government for a virtual option with homeowners using their phones to show inspectors the n interior. he said it's not clear where home sales are headed. >> we don't know how everything will play out, but if it's only two to four months, we'll see an immediate bounce back in the housing home sales activity. >> reporter: but if the coronavirus shutdowns are more extensive, he believes the real esta >>> europe is slowly reopening from its coronavirus lock downs and travel bans, but that doesn't mean that you should start booking a summer vacation on the continent. chris lifesay has the latest from rome. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: it's been 70 days and 70 nights. but today churches in italy can reopen to the general public. and so can st. peter's where pope francis celebrated mass. but not before being sanitized inside and out. and in some cases, with the help of the military, like the church of st. peter and paul in rome. priests must wear gloves and masks to give union. parishioners must receive it in thei

the independent reports that the national association of headteachers has told schools to ignore thes plans to reopen primary schools in england onjune the 1st. the guardian has a story on the private firm running the government's stockpile of ppe. it says alleged poor organisation may have resulted in delays in deploying vital supplies to health care workers. the new york times leads with the attack on a maternity unit in the capital kabul in which 25 people were killed. it says the hunt is on to find the babies' families. in the japan times, it's out of lockdown for much ofjapan, with the government deciding to ease the restrictions. the prime minister, shinzo abe, has warned citizens to take "gradual" steps to return to everyday life. so, let's begin. let's talk to kate and martin. the front page of the metro, yes, this antibody test really is a game changer. this is the antibody test that has now been approved by the uk and it have to be said by some other countries as well. 100% accuracy apparently, that sounds like good news. it does and it certainly a rare successful test i su

government level they've got positive tests and i got that backing between the government national national association the bundesliga and the clubs i have to be marching to the same drum and this was a real stress test to get football back and i got a lot will be interesting to see what happens next thank anthony houghton date of the sport thanks very much. you're watching date of opinions i'll be back next hour with more news headlines in the meantime head over to our website d.w. dot com and then to get follow us on twitter and instagram and date of the news i'm rebecca reaches in the tent thanks so much watching. this state of emergency is the. people around the world are talking to this dramatic times. they're keeping a corona diary and welcoming us into their lives they let us get as a close and personal as the pandemic will allow.

government level they got positive tests and they got that backing between the government national national association the bundesliga and the clubs that have to be marching to the same drum and this was a real stress test to get football back and i go to it will be interesting to see what happens next thank anthony houghton date of the sport thanks very much but it's been said that the coronavirus crisis is bringing out both the worst and best in people a new initiative in kenya is attesting to the latter residents who are better off have started to financially support families in impoverished areas who are struggling and struggling to get by in the lock down. nairobi's compare our neighborhood is home to around a quarter of a 1000000 people many of whom were already impoverished before the corona crisis hit now things have gone from bad to worse since kenya imposed a lockdown on its citizens many residents here have lost their jobs than income like single mother judy when. the and when the disease started we lost our jobs however a good samaritan named monica in 76000 shillings but i used the money t

government level they've got positive tests and i got that backing between the government national national associationhe bundesliga and the clubs i have to be marching to the same drum and this was a real stress test to get football back and i got a lot will be interesting to say what happens next thank ask me how to date on the sport thanks very much. and the world record in deadlifting has been set by icelandic actor have to be own son the strong man who is best known for his role in the t.v. show game of thrones lifted an incredible 501 kilo is at his gym. who won the world's strongest man competition in 28 tain said afterwards that he was absolutely speechless. no forget you can always get data over the news on the go just download our app from google play all from the app store that'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a new story you can also use the date of a new app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. is the state of the news i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the

in early april, the head of the national association issued an urgent call to get retired nurses back into hospitals. they were hoping 50,000 would respond but as of monday, only about 600 had gone back to work. two former emergency room workers told us why they hadn't been able to help. they spoke to nhk on the condition thahat we protect the identities. for one of them it's a chronic social problem. for the other, it's the stigma created by the pandemic. >> i couldn't get my son into child care. he's still on a waiting list. >> i'm also afraid of discrimination that parents of my children's friends may harbor against hospital staff. >> the japanese nursing association stresses that there's less risky jobs in the industry such as phone consultations. it's asked the government to offer hazard pay to help sure up the rents of front line nurses but so far the request has gop unanswered. in other parts of asia some health authorities are dealing with nursing shortages by using robots and smartphone apps to help monitor patients. ththe kind of innovative approaches will be needed in the l

this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. >> so...pular myth that red was favored to hide bloodstains. ♪ >> orson munn spent over 80 years collecting more than 10,000 toy soldiers, miniature figures he uses to meticulously re-create some of history's famous battles. >> the next group of figures that i have -- i painted them all myself. >> and as orson reaches his 80s, the toy-soldier general hatches a plan to create a permanent base for his troops. >> what he would have liked more than anything is a museum in southampton. he gave 19 years of his life as a village trustee here. >> and his collection is well known in toy-soldier circles. but nobody in town seems interested in erecting a museum to display all this. but in the fall of 2010, a curator from several states away does come knocking. a museum did approach your father, but it wasn't in southampton. >> correct. >> orson receives a visit from the frazier history museum in louisville, kentucky, which offers to take the entire collection and put it on display. orson isn't ready to g

este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación.del gobierno. >> fueron abatidos unos y detenidos otros. asÍ como la incautaciÓn de fusiles de asalto que mÁs adelante daremos detalles. fÉlix: el operativo dejÓ a dos muertos y tres detenidos. se acusÓ estados unidos seÑalÁndolo como posible autorintelectual del presunto intento de invasiÓn. arantxa: y desestimÓ la pandemia de coronavirus en mÉxicoha resultado en una crisis sanitaria que ha desbordado los servicios mÉdicos en varios hospitales y clÍnicas de la secretaría de salud. el gobierno anunciÓ que ya no tiene disponibilidad de camas y ventiladores en 25 de 56 hospitales destinados para pacientes de covid 19. las funerarias, crematorios, y cementerios, tampocoabasto. alejandro:son empleados de funerarias que trasladan a los cuerpos a hornos crematorios. cuentan que en el centro del paÍs los incineradores estÁn al lÍmite. y buscan alternativas. >> hay mucho covid 19, neumonÍa. y todo eso por recomendaciones. por eso estamos rebasados. nosotros vamos a trasladar este cuerpo al sig

brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station.tal workers around the country are chronicling their experiences on the front lines as they fight the coronavirus. laura ingal shows us some of their stories. >> here we go. we get to listen to it again. we ex few baited two people in the icu. >> reporter: you can tell a lot from someone's eyes and the tone in their voice and that's exactly how you can see and hear a shift that has occurred in some of the video drylies. we've been -- diaries. we've been following the stories as they navigate treatments, progress and heart break while there are many patients in serious and critical condition, some of the most recent diaries show us glimmers of hope. >> everything is getting better. the amount of coronavirus patients that we're seeing admitted is much lower than it was before. >> because of our protocols, we are able to treat and leave people at home if their symptoms and condition and vital signs don't warrant emergency transport. >> the curve is coming down. however, the peak of the cu

este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación. ♪ ilia: durantede prisa. miles de oficinas estÁn vacÍas y silenciosas. pero quizÁs no por mucho tiempo. a medida que los estados rebren sus econÓmicas quienes por semana trabajaron en casa se preguntan si serÁ seguro volver. >> estamos muchos en la oficina. y no sabemos el contacto que cada de las personas que tuvo. entonces en cierto modo hay un temor en el volver por el contacto que voy a tener con las personas. reportero: expertos en salud y diseÑo dice que la oficina lucirÁ distinta. >> desarrollamos un diseÑo que toca la distribuciÓn de narcotrÁfico, oficinas comunes. reportero: llaman el diseÑo de los 6 pies. cada empleado tiene que estar a 6 pies. el modelo diseÑado estÁ siendo usado por mÁs de diez mil compaÑÍas chinas que trajeron un millÓn de empleados. >> un diseÑo no caro de implementar. usando la lÓgica que utiliza en tÉrminos de alfombras y pisos de diferentes coloces. reportero: en principio suena bien. pero si no hay mucho espacio cÓmo entran todos? la respuesta que algunos todavÍa te

. >> if you would like to find a bankruptcy attorney, the national association of bankruptcy attorneys have an association online. >>> we will continue to follow breaking news for you overnight. violence erupting on the streets of minneapolis. what we know about the overnight chaos. >>> the phone just keeps ringing. >> business is certainly booming at hair salons in the north bay but one county still has not received the green light from local health officials. the approach it's taking before they give businesses the okay. >>> breaking news. violence in the streets of minneapolis. protesters angry over the death of a man detained by police. an update on the overnight chaos. >>> are you going to try and shutdown twitter, sir? >> president trump taking it to twitter, literally. the executive order he's expected to sign today after having his tweets fact checked. we're live with the details for you. >>> and the bay area heat wave continues for now. a live look at the current temperatures. when we could see rain. oh, yeah. and kari hall will tell us when rain could finally return to the ba

este mensaje es gentileza de la national association of broadcasters y de esta estación.Ón acordaron el retorno para el sÁbado 16 de mayo para completar las nueve jornadas que le restan a la temporada antes del 30 de junio. llamen se acordÓ de mantener el calendario estÁndar. hasta aquÍ la informaciÓn, gracias por su compaÑÍa. ramÓn: aprovechamos el invitamos para que nos envÍa fotografÍas y vídeo de nuestros hÉroes en la pandemia.si usted o sus familiares trabajan en hospitales, estÁn en el sector de la limpieza, o supermercados u otros empleos que son considerados como esenciales, no lo piensen dos veces y compartan sus fotografÍas con nosotros. se acerca el dÍa de las madres, pero este aÑo las celebraciones serÁn diferentes, y todo debido a la pandemia. tal vez cambiarÁ la manera en la que celebramos a mamÁ, pero no el enorme cariÑo infinito que sentimos por ellas. le invitamos para que nos haga llegar las fotos de sus mamÁs o un vÍdeo con un mensaje parece ser especial. lo puede enviar por correo electrÓnico whatsapp. llegamos al final de noticia univisiÓn 14, gracias

nationwide, the national association of emergency medical technicians reports a 34% drop in 911 calls so we've seen heart attacks and strokes and surgical issues that would have been a relatively benign procedure, something we could have acted oncoming in to late for us to do much with it. >> reporter: at some hospitals, fewer emergency room visits meant too many doctors and nurses resulting in ironically layoffs in the midst of a pandemic tonight, an urgent reminder, 911 not just for coronavirus. kerry sanders, nbc news, fort lauderdale. >>> in 60 seconds, the breaking news tonight about a terror attack in florida. the new twist uncovered after the fbi finally cracked into the gunman's iphone. >>> also, the tropical storm moving up the coast, . >>> tonight, the fbi says the >>> tonight, the fbi says the saudi air force officer that launched a terror attack at a florida navy base last year had extensive ties to al qaeda. information it discovered by unlocking iphones. here is pete williams. >> reporter: investigators say when a member of the saudi air force opened fire at the pensacol

the national association of realtors says the median sales price in san jose is up more than 10% to $1.35 million. for the median price house in san francisco. prices increased 6% to 985,000 for a median home. realtor.com says due to fewer new listings and sellers refusing to lower prices. americans are deeper in debt than when the pandemic started. federal reserve is running numbers and finds our debt has increased by 1%. that means we owe additional $150 billion altogether. the good news a new borrowing is for the most part good debt. what's that. mortgage, cars and student loans. credit card debt, bad debt is dropping. >> although apple stores in the area are not doing curb side pickup like many retailers here. apple is making plans to reopen the stores for shopping when the time comes. the number of customers in the store will be closely regulated. masks will be worn by employees and customers. and many locations will offer curb side pickup and drop off. apple is reopened about 100 of the 500 stores. it has had good handle on what it takes. the web site said how opt misk they are so f

according to national association of colleges and employers director. the move is common practice for the covid-19 pandemic. >> players we survey about 83% of them have made adjustments to the program. for the summer. 46% of the employers go to a virtual environment. >> other changes include shortening the length of summer internship or cancelling altogether. how it might impact real world work experience. >> with me not being at the studio. i wouldn't be able to show them all i have to offer. >> we brought the concern. who maximize your modified summer internship. adaptability is key. do not isolate yourself. make sure you are effectively communicating with managers and colleagues. clarify expectations. and remember the situation is unexpected for everyone involved. employers included. >> they will be seen as being e sill yent and adaptable. and they will have a leg up in the end. >> this is real world work experience. >> facebook offices will remain mostly empty for the rest of 20. in a live stream meeting today ceo said 95% of the company worldwide i

for the future couldn‘t be more important. 0n the 15th ofjune, we have a response from the national associationtone from the prime minister unschooled reopening that they acknowledge the flexibility will not just that they acknowledge the flexibility will notjust be possible, but necessary and welcomed. he also had some reactions as well. this reaction comes from the national education union it is not convinced that it is time to open schools more widely in the prime minister said that they can move to wider openings but acknowledge that many will not be ready to do it by that date the national education union said that independent evidence does not justify wider opening. so that from two significant unions. now on bbc news... in his first uk broadcast interview in five years, facebook founder, mark zuckerberg, talks to the bbc‘s business editor simon jack about fake news, fact checking, and the upcoming us presidential election. are there some permanent changes that you perceive from this and what do you think that your company‘s role has been during this crisis? sure, so... right now, we are

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the national education association says very few teachers were trained and ready to deliver a distance learning lot of teachers for example did not have the technology. also students. morgan wright reports that the nda is pushing congress know to find money to help close the technology gap. >>education officials say the covid-19 pandemic is increasing the digital divide technology is becoming more and more important in the education of our students lily eskelsen garcia, the president of the national education association says some students don't have the technological tools needed for class online depending on. what technology you have in your home. the teacher may not have seen you for 2 months and she says the higher the poverty level the more frightened teachers are of not meeting student needs their parents counted for wi fi dad doesn't have a laptop says lawmakers have the opportunity to fix this now and connects students with their teachers, no matter the circumstance we need to. >>address this digital divide now new york senator kirsten gillibrand has a bill that would provide $

according to national association of colleges and employers director. the move is common practice for the covid-19 pandemic. >> players we survey about 83% of them have made adjustments to the program. for the summer. 46% of the employers go to a virtual environment. >> other changes include shortening the length of summer internship or cancelling altogether. how it might impact real world work experience. >> with me not being at the studio. i wouldn't be able to show them all i have to offer. >> we brought the concern. who maximize your modified summer internship. adaptability is key. do not isolate yourself. make sure you are effectively communicating with managers and colleagues. clarify expectations. and remember the situation is unexpected for everyone involved. employers included. >> they will be seen as being e sill yent and adaptable. and they will have a leg up in the end. >> this is real world work experience. >> facebook offices will remain mostly empty for the rest of 20. in a live stream meeting today ceo said 95% of the company worldwide i

the national association of county and city health officials estimates that california needs at least 1,200 contact tracers for its population of nearly 40 million people. that's why ucsf and ucla are now working with the state health department to train 20,000 tracers by july. >>> the president's former fixer and attorney michael cohen is home released from prison over concerns of coronavirus. he was behind bars for financial crimes. >> reporter: that's right. among them related to the building of the trump tower in moscow, lying to congress, campaign finance violations as well in the path of those two women that claim that they had affairs to the -- with the president. video this morning of a masked cohen out of he will spend the thousand non-violent criminals go to stop the spread of the coronavirus. including paul manafort, he also at home released earlier this month. he's serving out the rest of his 7.5-year sentence at home. >>> president trump scheduled to speak at a ford motor company plant in detroit today, where they're making ventilators in the fight against the pandemic. t