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nd >> a the institutions -- >> i'm not telling you to trust me. i'm not telling you torust the president. trust your doctor.he s going to be better than the fda. >> if you were president of the united states i think you would rile on yr hhs,dc and your fda. i know you're looking at other i think if you wresident you would be behind the scene asking these same questions and now you're doing it publicly to question, but it goes this distrust in the institutions which makes people even more confused and more scared. >> unfortunately, i do distrust the institions because i've seen them fail. and they are not gods. but they are part of the class of people thate think they smarter than everyone else. theyertainly think they are iarter than just mere doctors. and sometimeshink the mere doctors who are closer to the scene are smarter. >> so let's talk about governor cuomo has said by may 15th in a veryhad and methodical way, new york will begin to open up some of its businesses, some of the economy will begin to return. while new york is the hardest kit,

showers across northern scotla nd sunshine.ing across the south—east of scotland and the north—east of england for the a nagging breeze on the north sea coast, so quite chilly here. generally temperatures in the mid—teens, coolerfor generally temperatures in the mid—teens, cooler for northern scotla nd mid—teens, cooler for northern scotland and up to 18 in the south—east of england. you can see the clouds trying to push towards the clouds trying to push towards the south—west of england through the south—west of england through the afternoon, the late afternoon sunshine here turning increasingly hazy, with a cloud pushing on overnight, perhaps some rain overnight, perhaps some rain overnight for devon and call. meanwhile the showers in the north—east fade away. low survival six agrees. —— lows of five or 6 degrees. a lot of sunshine to get the day under way. showers breaking out across northern reaches of scotland. a front to the south not manifesting much in the way of rain, but definitely claudia skies for england and wales

any rain in southern scotla nd —— frosty.and patchy rain spread south across england and wales with the chance of rain in the far south—east, sussex and kent in particular. that winds are picking up all the wireless the cold air moves south, gusting 30 to 40 cold air moves south, gusting 30 to a0 miles an hour. temperatures to end the day in the range mainly of six to 10 celsius, feeling colder in the wind. in the south, when you end the wind. in the south, when you end the day, still temperatures towards the day, still temperatures towards the high teens. the cold air does me then towards sunday evening. 0ne the high teens. the cold air does me then towards sunday evening. one or two wintry showers on the north sea coasts and temperatures dipping away to give a widespread frost on monday morning. 0n to give a widespread frost on monday morning. on monday there will be some sunny spells around, still the brisk and cold wind. still the chance of seeing a few showers which could be wintry in nature. temperatures looked as if th

nd then finally seeding the ground. well, lo and behold, a few weeks was decided to release that lake -feet from in order to help suppress a clamath ther down the chasta feet s the hich was a damage to the salmon, not endangered in other areas of the country. the heels of the end of that 50,000 acre-foot release chasta sea virus, for the there's now decided not enough water in the lake. he incoming water supply was misestimated. so they were told they were going to have to cut back from acre-feet, 140,000 they were going to cut back approximately 60,000 acre-feet that. leaving them with about 80,000 acre-feet for the entire season. crops already spent -- he cost already incured to be put in the -- incurred to be put in the ground. ply is expected to last until approximately june 15. 16 to september, they're going to be in a very way. they're going to be out of wa r water. with the investment in the ground. devastated as 2001 is, this will break many, many farms up clamath basin. there.crops they grow up mint, radishes,

can see widespread clear skies for england and wales come into northern ireland and lots of scotla ndy cloudy across the norther aisles but could be chillier tonight and of the last few nights to purchase down in single figures for many, mr for developing for southwestern areas. from under high—pressure back in a travesty but the weather fronts will come into play later in the day across the northwest. little early mystified quilted to clear away very quickly and then it's a sunny day for most. cloud and breeze will start to become pick—up across scotla nd start to become pick—up across scotland and northern ireland and rain will here into the afternoon. temperatures from the mid—teens here in the south and east to go very warm around the mid—20s celsius across the southeast. that band of clouds and rain across the northwest moves its way southeast towards as we head through the course of monday night. we'll be lying across central areas by the end of the night and because there will be more cloud cover and temperatures a little bit more up than double figures for most. into tuesday w

note, quite a bit of cloud, the rain across the north peters out, confined to the far north of scotla ndconfined to the far north of scotland come into the northern isles, sunshine appears for central and southern areas, pushing temperatures up to around 25 degrees. the high teens further north, because of the cloud. high pressure building for the middle pa rt pressure building for the middle part of the we pushing the weather front north, looks like wednesday will be the peak of the warmth, the surge of southerly winds ringing dry weather to much of the country, quite wet for 0rkney and shetland. lots of sunshine around. the peak of the heat likely on wednesday, especially in the south and east, temperatures possible, 28 degrees, the low 20s for scotland. that's how it's looking for wednesday. into thursday, another one day particularly in the south, we could see some showers or thunderstorms developing, particularly in the south—east as we start to see low pressure moving, that will destabilise the atmosphere and this low pressure brings us different weather to close the week out, much

head falling friday and again that temperature 24 to 25 and 26 degrees, parts of south west scotla ndng into the mid—20s, still coolers for some of the north sea coast of the flow of air of the sea, but as we enter the weekend, high—pressure dust remained dominant and it should fend off this frontal system. yes, we may feel a bit of rain in the far northwest of scotla nd rain in the far northwest of scotland at times, but generally speaking, it is a dry weekend and widely it will be very warm at those temperatures into the 20s. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. on the frontline of a covid—19 intensive care ward in london and the doctors who fear a second peak, we've a special report. once the lockdown is relaxed, people of course are going to have more contact with each other, so that's the way this is going to spread. the political fallout continues over the actions on coronavirus lockdown rules of a top aide to british prime minister borisjohnson. as europe looks to relax border restrictions — ahead of the vital tourist season — g

especially across parts of scotla nd places. chilly to start the day but a chance of ground fog in one or two spots. temperatures heading up. gardeners and growers can relax if you're waiting for some rain. there will be some rain across the far north of scotland, orkney, northern and western scotland, south—east scotla nd western scotland, south—east scotland staying mainly dry. cloud building into northern ireland, one or two showers. northern england and north wales may also get some showers. temperatures edging towards the high teens. in the northern isles stuck with chilly as. strong makes sunshine, feeling quite warm. into the evening, rain washing and across ireland. reaching into western scotland sunday morning. rain in the far north of scotla nd morning. rain in the far north of scotland as well. for part two of the weekend, summer weather fronts close by. most of the rain will be following in western scotland, especially to the north—west islands where it would be very wet for a time. parts of northern england and scot

mostly across northern scotla nd as well.and for top elsewhere largely drive. quite a bit of cloud for eastern areas and breezy as well. actually keep temperatures above freezing. but with lighter winds and clear skies and whales part of the midlands in southwest england these are the areas where we will mostly see temperatures drop low enough to give us some frost to start tuesday. high pressure is still influencing the weather on tuesday but we've got this cold front diving southwards into scotland as the day goes by. for many of us a bright start to the day. sunshine around temps will turn a bit cloudy through the day and there is a risk of a few showers working into perhaps northwestern areas of england and wales. we get this cold front bringing rain and probably a bit of snow into parts of scotland. northern island, england and wales temperatures 11 to 13 degrees. through the afternoon is that cold front moved through we get colder air, five or 6dc. the rain turning to snow for a time. wintry showers follow. it will be a

are just outraged about the treatment and the death of george floyd and they are going to protest a ndd they are going to protest and many still disobeyed the cu rfew protest and many still disobeyed the curfew and protest and many still disobeyed the cu rfew a nd protested protest and many still disobeyed the curfew and protested peacefully tonight and they are going to continue. you then have an element of people who are simply taking advantage of what is a terrible situation if a multitude of reasons. some may see this, especially in the first two nights of protest, over the last two nights i should say, where it was clear that police were not going to act or intervene, it it became a free for all. credible elements and people who are out to do the wrong thing knew they could act with impunity and police would not come in and stop them, they knew they would not be arrested and that is what you saw this spreading of people looting stores and burning things down. 0k, tim, we are going to have to leave it there but to thank you very much indeed for the latest there. well let's get an u

down just a notch though for scotla nd wales.ugh for scotland and northern ireland and thatis scotland and northern ireland and that is because we have this pretty deep area of low pressure but this time of year moving in to bring outbreaks of rain and lots of isobars on the charts as well so it will be windy with gales in fact across scotland and northern ireland through the day. a band of rain spreading eastward through friday morning and that could bring some useful rain to some other gardens across the south, but not that much across the south, but not that much across southern and eastern areas and plenty of blustery and heavy showers in scotland and northern ireland with those winds. a cooler day, mid to high teens in the north, 20-21 day, mid to high teens in the north, 20—21 across the south—east. another blustery day on saturday with sunshine and showers. high—pressure building back and i think on sunday into the following week. looks like it isa into the following week. looks like it is a warmer and sunnier won again. s

the chief medical officer in scotla nd the chief medical officer in scotland was also forced to resigncoronavirus lockdown. it is incredible, these people are advising us what to do but can't seem to practice what they preach, why not? is certainly a question we should be asking. nobody is pretending it is easy to stay locked in and be separated from loved ones be they romantic partners or family members. we all know it's incredibly hard. but if you are going to be leading this effort, if you're going to be leading into the extent that you a nickname like professor walked down, you need to be abiding by your own rules or these will be the consequences. moving on the times, they are taking the economic viewpoint. it talks about state aid to be cut by the chancellor saint the chancellor rishi sunak is prepared to wean businesses and workers off the government's for scheme possibly by july amid concerns that the nation could become addicted to this government money claire. the point is the treasury did not expect such an enthusiastic take—up of this scheme. they originally estimated at ar

tonight, a chilly one behind the weather front for scotla nd behind the weather front for scotland andthern ireland and northern england, with snow showers across northern scotland and may be snow for the pennines. to the south, more cloud, may be patchy rain but a milder night than we had last night. still a little rain around possibly for southern counties of england as wednesday starts, but things were brighten up as the day goes on and quite a keen wind towards the south coast stop sunshine further north, but wintry showers for eastern scotla nd but wintry showers for eastern scotland and north eastern counties of england getting carried in from the raw wind on the north sea. just eight or 9 degrees. may be 13 or 1a towards the south—west. thursday, the best of the sunshine first thing, a lighter wind, cloud fills into the north is a weak weather front pushes into scotland with showers here and maybe the odd one for northern ireland but notice that temperatures just edging up day by day and that is the trend we continue with through friday and into saturday and a lot of fine weathe

the cloud has bubbled up, producing showers mainly in the north—east of england and north—east scotla ndast of england and north—east scotland where it will be colder through the afternoon. elsewhere temperature is 11—14. sunshine at times. a cool breeze in southern parts of england. the cloud will melt away this evening. it will get cold overnight. northern scotland seeing cloud and showers. elsewhere the risk of a frost, particularly in rural parts of the uk. tomorrow sta rts rural parts of the uk. tomorrow starts cold but bright. cloud tending to increase through the day and it will push south across scotla nd and it will push south across scotland into northern ireland, bringing showers and elsewhere staying dry. sunshine at times. temperatures higher than today probably. up to 16 where we get the best of the sunshine, but still a breeze in southern england. high pressure still dominates the weather, even into friday. around it weather, even into friday. around it we are drawing down more cloud thursday night into friday morning so thursday night into friday morning so maybe not as c

nd then, you know, who is going to get? because it probably won't be available in huge quantities in the beginning. have the priority to receive vaccines? >> let me ask you about hong kong. in terms of who is winning obviously, far, it's the likes of asia and china specifically, has more these vaccines being tested on humans, and then you have the u.s. and the uk. some potential obstacles that we could see when it comes to the final testing? particularly in china, where we're not seeing 2 massive we did back in wuhan, will that be a big beijing?for >> yes. in order to test a vaccine, an area to go into that actually has a sufficient number of cases, nd so, it would be difficult to test a vaccine in south korea, where we now, or in china right because there aren't enough cases or would you have to do a study that's so large that it may be difficult to accomplish. so chinese companies will need to find partners around the world, who can help them to execute trials in parts f the world, particularly the final stages. the stage

scotla nd even firmer grip on hong kong. scotland prepares to start easing lockdown restrictions from next week. people will be allowed to do more outside. scotland's schools could reopen in mid august. another 2.4 million americans sought unemployment benefits last week, and it is now a middle—class suburbia queueing at the fred banks. —— food banks. welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we are covering coronavirus of elements here and globally. we will start in the uk, as the uk has been outlining plans for a wider testing for some health ca re for a wider testing for some health care workers, for a wider testing for some health ca re workers, carers for a wider testing for some health care workers, carers and residents will be among the first people in the uk to be tested for coronavirus antibodies from next week. the government has agreed a deal with the pharmaceutical deal with labs that will buy 10 million of the tests, showing if someone has already had the virus. the uk health secretary matt hancock re

talking to people in pubs, clu bs a nd restau ra nts tonight. in pubs, clubs and restaurants and they say that under current circumstances if i was to open my pub, social distancing would be would mean that footfall was down 80%, costs would go footfall was down 80%, costs would 9° up footfall was down 80%, costs would go up and it would be more economically catastrophic to open up under the circumstances than to stay closed. staying shut down means that the furlough scheme with the government paying 80% of workers' wages would have to be extended to the future. there are to 3 million people out there who are unemployed, and wejust people out there who are unemployed, and we just don't know it yet. —— there are up to 3 million people. simonjack, there are up to 3 million people. simon jack, thank you there are up to 3 million people. simonjack, thank you very much. the first ministers of scotland, wales and northern ireland have all indicated they'll be keeping the "stay at home" message. nicola sturgeon said it would be "catastrophic" to do oth

this proposal discourages work nd delays our economic recovery. we need to assess our actions nd bring bipartisan efforts to the floor to address. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oklahoma reserves. the gentlewoman from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: mr. speaker, i'm delighted to yield one minute to the distinguished chairman from of the chair subcommittee on agriculture, mr. bishop. the speaker pro tempore: the entleman from georgia is recognized for one minute. mr. bishop: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. ag appropriations, the ill provides $10 billion for snap, $150 million for food banks, $3 billion for school programs, $1.1 billion for for rural billion rental assistance. in addition, it provides $1 states, counties, ities, territories, and tribal governments. hazard pay for essential workers. ree widespread testing, tracing, and treatment for every american. ore direct payments to families. it requires safety in the workplace. small for really businesses and nonprofits of all kinds. challenges of ovid-19 for every single

nd start with dr. vindini. -- it dr. candy? dr. candy: i completely agree. i think specifically we talked earlier about many people who -- people of color in particular, who are in nursing homes and black and latino people there in nursing homes in which they are . larger part of the population nursing homes are hit harder. not only are they not receiving the economic resource that is they can to maintain their livelihood, they are also facing this epidemic. they are also harming -- as a result of covid-19. for many of these people it's a perfect storm. at least they can be economically during this crisis and i think we should be focused on elderly people in so many different ways. these are not throw away people. the agism in our country is just rampant. even as a young person, i recognize the value of older people. they certainly have worked all their lives. i want my parents when they collect social security to be able to maintain their livelihood. chair larsen: i think it's going to become a civil rights issue of the time. >> may i make a comment? i thin

there will be cloud for scotla nd friday.ach 25 on friday. a shock to the system for the weekend! the wind changes for the northerly and strengthens and draws down cold air, unusually cold at this time of year, cold enough for even some wintry showers! good morning, welcome to breakfast, with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today: one of the government's key coronavirus advisers, whose work prompted the lockdown, has quit his post for breaking social distancing rules. in the us, which has recorded the world's deadliest outbreak of covid—19, donald trump says the white house is switching its focus to reviving the country's economy. we are going to put out little members and little fires but we are still going to have to go back to work. a major threat to our tv channels and newspapers —

perhaps in the highlands of scotla nd that.t once continues into the evening. it will be dry overnight. so with high pressure in charge as we move into the weekend. at the centre of the high is migrating up toward scandinavia. it's keeping these weather fronts a day and will draw in ourwarm these weather fronts a day and will draw in our warm airfor continental europe. there will be the odd patch of cloud around in the morning and a little bit of fair weather cloud made public to the day. perhaps into the highlands as well it could look a little bit toasty. it's a dry day a little bit toasty. it's a dry day a lot of sunshine around and those temperatures widely into the mid—20s. perhaps beginning tojust drop way a little bit across scotla nd drop way a little bit across scotland and northern ireland. the weather pattern doesn't change at all during the second half of the weekend. still high—pressure in charge, still is going to be dry. the odd patch of fair weather cloud here there. again, that is, southeast or perhaps even sub

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general bragged nd he has online that he did not do so. there is a potential violation of the amended consent entered into. romaine: is this the kind of thing, harvey, that the s.e.c. going to put a lot, pay a lot of time and attention into? for them n incentive to pursue something like this, ome people might just dismiss as elon musk just being elon musk? harvey: well, there is no doubt what he's doing, in this my inappropriate. i think there is also no doubt there aren't any judicial or s.e.c. regulatory directives with one possible any tion, that will have impact. i think the only way to describe a visionary, but and at best an adolescent he doesn't take direction well incapable of keeping to his commitments. is that the lem s.e.c. has much bigger fish to fry, and so the question about action against him on the is one that'sweet iffy because there are many more particularly s, now with covid-19 that the excellent is doing an ob of paying attention to and n that sense, musk is just a recurring thorn in everyone's worth ut he may not be e

in scotla nd the sea and cloud will thin.hern ireland. sunshine across england and wales after that andy lau cloud across the eastern parts of england. that's my coat that low cloud. an easterly breeze in the south. around about the mid 20s but at this temperatures may not change at this temperatures may not change a great deal over the next few days, some low cloud of eastern england and then a dry day, plenty of sunshine with a bit more of a bit more of breeze notable, especially around coastal areas but it is pushing further north they went to scotla nd pushing further north they went to scotland where we are hoping to get temperatures into the mid 20s. it has been a very dry month for many parts of the country. it looks like it is staying dry over the next few days but it could a, considering some places have had not had much rain. the striker could be record—breaking. we press that are coming in from continental europe. this damages will be round about the mid 20s or so. the pretty much the bulk of the country, it is goi

and when you do do it, you're goinitto have d carefully, so i think there's a worry in people's nd, will we return to normal? ugthink we were able to establish that t in people's heads about september 11th, 10, 12, 15 days later. ti sort of sees as the first would weeks of september 11, xep tended out until we get back to normal and it's doing a lot of damage to us.i' not sure economic -- we can count that. a lot of emotionalno damage i'm sure we understand yet. >> for people maybe less aware of your role as mayor and deal with crises. something i didn't know about you, you've become a bit of a photographer. as theity has been shut down, be photographing an empty city. let's look at this apicture. it photo youook of fifth avenue on march 21st. you wrote fifth avenue at 4:30 m. on saturday looks abandon but my new yorkers are doing their part to flatten the curve. god bless them and prote us you wi all. >> i feel like i'm in a movie set andt feels surreal. the world ded.m in a movie where there were a few survivors left and now i'm walking around the n city tto find them. i've even had ki

nd the operation of the meat processing plants. it's nothing to do -- it's the fact that you had 1,000 employees, 500 employees, we have a situation in madison county, you have a couple of hundred people, and you have one person who's infected, you have a problem. so they all come in that same category. nobody can tell when you you'll be ready for that, but the answer is follow. the answer is everybody will know, because if you follow the numbers and you follow the math, you will watch that infection rate, and you will see the trajectory of progress. it's that simple. reporter: in terms of four phases for reopening, do they fall into one, two, three, or four? governor cuomo: oh, that's on the website. reporter: it wasn't. i don't think -- it wasn't on there. governor cuomo: robert? >> houses of worship, if you were just to open them up regularly with new guidelines, would fall in the last stage, as the governor said, that's a mass gathering, the same thing with the stadium, the same thing with any situation where you have a lot of

we have been down this road before but rarely have we seen so many protests a nd rarely have we seenmany protests and so much violence gci’oss protests and so much violence across the country. and you can see these live pictures of a burning in minneapolis. as we've been hearing protests are going on across the country quincy walters is a reporter for npr's boston station wbur — he's outside boston police's district 4 station where a crowd of protesters remains. the line is a bit shaky but can you hear me? yes. talk us what has been happening. today, about six hours ago protests started inaudible. i am afraid we are struggling to hear, the line is breaking up. if you just try standing still perhaps. we will have one more quick go. protesters gathered in front of this police station behind me a few hours ago and protesters were nose to nose with some of the officers and it happened when one of the protesters dog locked up on the stairs. protesters started shouting "we can't breath", black lives matter. 0ne police officer smoked and that riled protesters even more. —— one police office

temperatures in scotla nd very warm again.cotland reaching the mid 20s in the warmest areas, looking pretty warm to parts of the highlands, glasgow 24 to parts of the highlands, glasgow 2a degrees, and 2a degrees is well into western areas of northern ireland and across western wales againa ireland and across western wales again a favoured spot, seeing pretty high temperatures potentially 25 degrees in some parts and similar temperatures further south in bournemouth. into tuesday, we will see this weather front approaching the far north of scotland and that will bring some rain across the east and northern areas, may be around 5-10 and northern areas, may be around 5—10 millimetres of rain from that system and some wet weather and as there northerly winds work and it will start to feel cooler as well, temperatures quite a bit down in stornoway and lerwick with highs of 10-13d. stornoway and lerwick with highs of 10—13d. elsewhere, a warm and sunny day and temperatures low to mid 20s. changes on the way and as we head towards t

nd you have plants that employ 1,000, 5,000, 13,000 people so social places where distancing is hard to maintain. the plants are taking precautions lake taking emperatures and improving sanitation. so we will have to see how that goes. unemployment rates are something everybody is watching more data getting about individual states. el to we know about the paso side and mexican side about he jobless rates and how many people's jobs have been impacted? of there are a huge number people furloughed in juarez. it is hard to count unemployment in mexico because so many work economy.formal millions have applied for unemployment. it is a huge concern. the street in wn el paso last week i ran into a and i thought rs what is going on here and it was a mile long of cars waiting to pull through a bank. people are relying on free meals school. clearly the governor here in reopen the nted to economy for just this reason. a again in el paso we have ontinued rise in the covid-19 and it is not clear how soon we can on thinking. stkpwhost: part of the "u.s.a. " network. if you want to follow her work

a few mist and fog patches possible later on across coastal parts of scotla nd across coastal parts ofirst thing, eight to 13 degrees in towns and cities and cooler than that in the countryside first thing, but what you will notice first thing on monday is we've got plenty of sunshine. into the afternoon, a bit of fairweather cloud popping up into the sky, so some sunny cloud popping up into the sky, so some sunny spells, the cloud not spoiling the sunshine at all, and another day when we will see the temperatures climbing widely into the low to mid 20s, probably peaking at around 27 celsius in some western areas. so more very warm western areas. so more very warm and sunny weather on the way for monday. looking at the weather charts for tuesday now, weather charts for tuesday now, we have something of a change on the way. that change, as this cold front approaches northern scotland, bringing some thicker cloud here, and yes, outbreaks of rain on the way. i know some of you have wa nted way. i know some of you have wanted rain for a while. that rain will be accompanied by cool northerl

across the north of scotla nd cold front.the rain northern scotla nd rain and overtime the rain northern scotland will turn little bit lighter and increasingly patchy as well. going to be a few mist and fog patches towards lincolnshire and noticed it as a fresh start to thursday across eastern england, eight degrees in norwich is that pressure air works in. thursday itself, any low cloud is clearing away itself, any low cloud is clearing r itself, any low cloud is clearing away very quickly, rain petering out, brokering up northern scotland. a sunny day for england and wales. womanjust a sunny day for england and wales. woman just about everywhere, 26 in london and 22 through thursday. —— walmart just about everywhere. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. my name is mike embley. our top stories: the death toll in the united states from the pandemic has now officially passed 100,000. europe after lockdown — how different countries across the continent are relaxing

is there anything the i am kim do to take account of those factors in your policymaking nd your lending? wr engaged from this top fringe the economics of gender inequality. we want more countries to do better, all other things equal, tchee better when women can participate on equal footing. we will continue, especially with the focus on the legal side, eliminate legal barriers and provide legal protections for women. and yes, this crisis has thrown some cold water on what has been a very positive trend towards more equality. and i do appreciate you in nally for coming defense of women. we need more advice on that. women do more at home, now everybody stays at home, their burden has gone up. and they are in jobs by and large as nurses and hospitality workers that are hit tremendously hard. so let's not forget that our work is richer when women are equal. >> 100%. now, to get a little technical, not for you, but maybe for some in the audience, i wanted to ask you about something called special drawing rights. that's a topic that nathan copland from oxfam raised as a question. for anyone n

the peaceful protest, there were still some individuals who were throwing rocks and glass bottles a ndsiles at the police, but they very much where in the minority. unfortunately, around, i would say, 6pm, there was a curfew announced for 8pm and after that, things definitely started to go downhill. there was a huge fire that was started on an intersection near here and i witnessed three orfour small, here and i witnessed three or four small, three or four small, independent stores being trashed, looted. i actually spoke to a woman who owned one of the stores, she is an african—american woman and she was shouting at them, you are stealing from black people and it was quite an upsetting sight to watch, actually, because she was just in absolute bits over the fact that a protest that is supposed to be aboutjustice for african—america ns has turned into something like this. lucy, i do not know if you are able to flip the phone around and give us a sense of the street you are on and what has been going on? yes, so in front of me, i do not know if you can make out but i cannot unfortunately

it looks as if part of northern ireland and the north—west of scotla nd ireland and the north—west ofds we could have a months worth of rainfall over the coming few days. look at the coming few days. look at the strength of the wind, anywhere from north wales and northwards, 50 miles an hour gusts of wind. very mild to start on friday and as you can see, cloudy with rain and clears away and there may be thundery showers and eastern areas. showers come in bits and china between the showers will be frequent and heavy in the north west and even thundery. as you can see there was strong and gusty winds affecting all areas. despite temperatures around about average, add in the showers and the strong wind and it will feel fresher for all. there will be some sunshine and dry weather around. showers keep coming as we go through the night. temperatures will fall a little lower than the night we are currently in, slightly fresher air is with us, but still foremost, nine or 10 degrees will be the overnight low and thatis will be the overnight low and that is because of the strength of the wind w

nd i yield to the gentleman. the speaker: i thank the gentleman for yielding. what a day for all of us but an honor to serve with sam johnson and serve with him in the congress. i appreciate that you mentioned him and john lewis in the same sentence because i had the privilege and john larson set up a here''s night. and i had the privilege of giving sam the award that night as a true hero. and he was funny. and he always beamed when he talked about shirley and he loved the children and his son bob. and bob. with shirley this is a very special person. i was mentioning to the distinguished whip earlier, we were there when the room was made and his picture. he wanted to always celebrate the recognition that he received so that he cor both in his partisanship and his patriotism which we all admired. i was mentioning to the distinguished whip and mr. thornberry, that on one of those cages, he has a fellow prisoner of war there with him. and that is beyond anything we can imagine, the strength, the courage, the patriotism, just the faith in god that he had. so thank

announcer 2: sunday night on q nd a, -- and a, a look at presidents based on the books they have writtencing quote kennedy's father was the one pulling the strings. he was not. there were multiple times when jack kennedy brought up the pulitzer prize. he said i would rather win a pulitzer prize that be president. because he had the strong desire for literary fame even though he did not want to do literary work, he got himself the prize. in new york city people had been gossiping, ted kennedy really right that book? -- did kennedy really write that book? the pulitzer prize changed the question and made it moral and ethical. readers realized this. i looked at the letters kennedy was receiving in 1957 and librarians and school teachers were sending him letters saying did you really right this book? you would not have accepted the prize if you did not write the book. that is not the right thing to do. announcer 2: watch on to a day. -- on q and a. announcer 1: you are watching "american history tv", 48 hours of programming every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @csp anhistory to keep

clearly we want to have a very quick tests a nd clearly we want to have a very quick tests and we dontacts to stay isolated for asking contacts to stay isolated for a long period of time if the initial person who triggered the alarm, so to speak, actually turns out not to have covid—19 so there is a speed issue. it's also an issue that not everybody will be able to operate a digital system. today the government announced it had delivered its1 million food package to help those who are shielding, not leaving home at all. there are 1.8 million people in england alone in this situation. i wonder what long—term plans there are to help those people out, not just in terms of the provision of food, but also their mental health and their general well—being? food, but also their mental health and their general well-being? well, for the shielded, the priority is to ensure that those who want to move off our food boxes onto privileged access to the supermarkets can do so and the supermarkets are doing great work in increasing their capacity to do delivery services. medical, economic and societa