the berlin and new york city marathons have both been canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic butlins race widely considered the fastest track boasting numerous world records for shuttle for the end of september in while the new york city marathon is the world's biggest with over $50000.00 runners finishing last year was set to take place on the 1st of november london's marathon though is still expected to go ahead one month earlier. south african authorities are warning of urge watersports boss to be cautious following recent sightings of great white sharks in the indian ocean east of cape town this drone footage shows a very close encounter in pleasant bug bay a shock circles on unsuspecting cayuga and several surfers in just 2 metres of water and the kayak appears to spot the creature and raise the alarm luckily the great white just turns and glides away. just minding its business speaking of business coming up stephen beardsley will have all the latest headlines including much more on baez multibillion dollar settlement for you get you don't forget you can get all the latest news

the berlin and new york city marathon as have both been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic butlins race widely considered the fastest track boasting numerous world records was shuttled for the end of september and while new york city marathon is the world's biggest with over $50000.00 runners finishing last year it was set to take place on the 1st of november london's marathon though is still expected to go ahead one month earlier. coming up stephen beardsley will have all your business headlines including much more on byres multibillion dollar settlement keep up to date on our web site e.w. dot com watching the news. why subscribe to d.w. books you meet your favorite writer might object but it's to share where to find beautiful. jewelry books on you tube. we know this is very time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we do that where you are here for you.

the berlin and new york city marathons have both been counseled due to the coronavirus pandemic billions race widely considered the fastest track hosting numerous world records for the end of september in all the new york city marathon is the world biggest with over $50000.00 runners finishing last year it was set to take place on the 1st of november london's marathon though is still expected to go ahead one month earlier. south african authorities of urge water sports buffs to be cautious following recent sightings of great white sharks in the indian ocean east of cape town this drone footage shows a very close encounter in platen bug bay the shark circles an unsuspecting and several surfers in just 2 metres of water and the kayak appears to spot the creature and raise the alarm luckily the great white just turns and glides away. coming up an intimate trip in our documentary the russians are watching the news. of our meal and i'm good welcome to the 2nd season of only. the planet on the brink of disaster we did long in-depth interview experts about one question how to change things.

the cities of new york and berlin will not be holding their marathons. e new york city marathon is one of the biggest in the world with more than 50,000 runners. it would have celebrated its 50th anniversary on november 1st. organizers say they canceled out of concern for the health and safety of runners, spectators and volunteers. the new york city marathon has only been canceled once before, that was in 2012 after hurricane sandy. the berlin marathon was scheduled for september 27th. organizers canceled the event because the german government is banning events w with more than 5,000 people until october. >>> officials in eastern japan are warning of a possible volcanic eruption for mt. osama and are calling for people to stay away. the volcano straddle it is border between the prefectures of nagano wah and gum ma. it's become more active in recent days. the meteorological agency raised the alert to level two meaning do not approach the crater. officials warn that minor eruptions are possible in the near fooe future. they say cinders, super heated gas an

and some sports news for both the berlin and the new york city marathon have been canceled due to the coronavirus. race widely considered the fastest track posting numerous world records was scheduled for the end of september the new york city marathon is the world's biggest with more than 50000 runners finishing last year was set to take place on the 1st of november london's marathon though is expected to go ahead one month. if it's your dream to take a trip to paris here's some good news the eiffel tower has reopened for visitors after its pandemic closure but there's a catch lifts remain out of action because they're considered a health hazard so determined visitors have to take the stairs while keeping socially distance of course managers say they hope to get operations fully back to normal age with some of the time being and will take some extra effort to enjoy that magnificent view. and that's it from me on the news to. the top of the hour you're watching news. i'm. going to. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian. lebanon's hezbollah movement is condemned as a terrorist gro

tonight, new york now ordering visitors from hot spots to quarantine or face up to a $10,000 fine. sports in the age of coronavirus: the new york city marathone world's largest, canceled. and, breaking news: five professional golfers pull out of a p.g.a. tour event because of an outbreak. "racing to a cure." prince william visits a lab that could be on the verge of a vaccine breakthrough, and our reporting on a promising new milestone. could a clinic halfway around the world be the best chance to cure the virus? case dismissed: the president celebrates after an appeals court drops the charges against his first national security advisor. but, is the case against michael flynn really over? "firecracker crackdown." the dangerous new trend, illegal fireworks set off in neighborhoods nationwide, one child burned while watching from his window, a homeless man lit on fire. and, fir tour womeing done to who made firefighting history just by doing their jobs. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. and thank you for joining us. we want to begin to

the 2020 new york city marathon has been canceled for november. new york road runners club cited health and safety concerns for annual events being shut down this year. hundreds of protestors in new york city meanwhile camping outside of city hall overnight, they are demanding a 1 billion-dollar police budget cut. organizers say they want money from the department 6 billion-dollar budget to go to housing, health care and other services. they plan to camp out until the city's budget deadline july 1 outside as you see city hall. california's school, meanwhile oklahoma school board voting unanimously to eliminate school police department. the board says that the money saved will go to student services. former vice president joe biden will accept the democratic nomination for president at the convention in milwaukee this summer, however, it will be in front of a very small crowd, the dnc makes this year's gathering nearly all virtual due to covid-19 pandemic. the convention to start august 17th president trump meanwhile visiting wisconsin. key battlegr

tonight, new york now ordering visitors from hot spots to quarantine or face up to a $10,000 fine. sports in the age of coronavirus: the new york city marathonworld's largest, canceled. and, breaking news: five professional golfers pull out of a p.g.a. tour event because of an outbreak. "racing to a cure." prince william visits a lab that could be on the verge of a

>> and we just learned that the new york city marathon has been canceled. the latest victim of coronavirus. priscilla, to you. texas hit this all time high in cases. what are you hearing from the doctors and the public health officials there as we see the governor admit, you know what, maybe people need to stay home? >> reporter: well, doctors and public health officials obviously very concerned about the high numbers of cases that they're seeing and, you know, early on in the pandemic we heard a lot of talk about flattening the curve, flattening the curve. and that is going to be making a return here in houston, officials tell me right now this curve is very, very steep. and they have got to try to get that down. people are asking when is it going to peak? right now the projections are saying that it would peak at mid-july. but officials are actually hoping to push that peak back in order to elongate that curve and begin to bring it down. so that the hospitals don't become overwhelmed because that is really the big issue and the big concern here, chris, an

and the new york city marathon, the world's largest, has been canceled. late this afternoon, miami-dade county announced that it will begin to send teams into some of the hardest hit neighborhoods to go door to door and talk to people about social distancing, as well as handing out masks and hand sanitizer. norah. >> o'donnell: manuel bojorquez, thank you. tonight the white house says president trump will go forward with plans to visit new jersey this weekend, this despite that new order requiring anyone who has been in states with a spike in cases to quarantine for 14 days. remember, the president was in one of those states, arizona, on tuesday. cbs' paula reid is at the white house for us tonight. good evening, paula. >> reporter: good evening, norah. the president has largely ignored the persistent threat posed by coronavirus, but as the number of cases continues to climb, his poll numbers are on the decline. the white house had not hosted a foreign leader since the start of the coronavirus. president trump and his polish counter-part did not wear mask

the defeat means lots of stay 4 points behind the don't see that this i are both in new york city and berlin marathons have been cancelled due to the covert 19 pandemic in new york city marathon which is the largest marches in the world was due to be held on november the 1st organizers say holding the 50th anniversary edition would be just too risky 6 world marathons have been cancelled this year due to a pandemic. meanwhile it was all systems go in taiwan as the annual dragon boat race is taking place in taipei around 80 teams are taking part in the 2 day race which was almost canceled days of pandemic taiwan is one of the few places globally where sports has returned with a limited number of fans present the island has had no reported local transmissions of the virus in over 2 months. ok and that is all your support for now peter back to you thanks very much when we come back on the other side of this short break i'll have 30 minutes of bang up to date i'll just say it well hopefully we'll see you then for the moment. every generation has a higher purpose. ours. canyon journalists in pursuit of pres

. >>> the new york city marathon was set to happen november 1st. organizers and the mayor's department decided the risk was too high for runners, volunteers and spectators. those who paid will be offered a refund. >>> a gym in los angeles county is one of the latest facilities set up with plastic workout pods to allow people to exercise without wearing a face mask. the top is left open to allow for air circulation. >> looks like it can get stuffy in there. >> you can watch the latest news and weather throughout the afternoon. we'll see you again at 4:00. dr. oz: to recline or not to recline. outrageous midair meltdowns. >> get me off this plane right now. dr. oz: caught on tape. plus, how likely are you to get kicked on an airplane? and we are revealing the new germ zone so you are prepared for your next flight. coming up next. ♪ you ready for season 11? >> yeah!

new york state, starting at $2,000. >> it's time for personal responsibility. >> reporter: the new york city marathon, which attracts moren 50,000 runners and nearly 1 million spectators every fall cancelled over coronavirus fears. major league baseball, however, will take the field this summer. 60 games starting in late july. coinciding with that news, more positive cases among the phillies and reports of infection for the rockies, too. erica hill, cnn, new york. >> erica, thank you very much. >>> dr. anthony fauci says there's nothing political about wearing a mask. is he sending a message to the president? if your adventure... keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips. you may have overactive bladder, or oab. not again! we're seeing a doctor when we get home. myrbetriq treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions, like swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or trou

. >> new york city marathon is canceled over coronavirus concerns, the race's fiftieth was scheduled for november 1st, there are several options for runners registered including a refund or complimentary entry into future races. they can also compete in a virtual version of the marathon starting in october. a lot of people disappointed. rob: that is a bummer. a black lives matter leader issuing a big ultimatum. >> of this country doesn't give us what we want then we will burn down the system and replace it. todd: will the lawlessness of these protesters change our system. for nypd detective react coming up next. >> the protest song we will stand for instead of the anthem next. >> we come up with a strong executive order that i should have by the end of the we, the fbi has investigating hundreds of people throughout the country for what they've done to monuments, ten years, that's a long time to have fun one night. >> donald trump doubling down on his threat for prison time for rioters that burn the flag and destroy monuments. >> hundreds of national guard troops said to end the destr

. >> reporter: finally the new york city marathon has now been canceled. 50th edition of the famed raced to be canceled november 1st. runners getting a refund or a guaranteed spot. it's too big of a risk. pro athletes pulling out of competitions as more athletes test positive, christine, how are teams and leagues going to respond? something to keep an eye on in the coming days. >> we're right in the middle of this. washington trying to project normalcy but teams not buying it. great to see you. >> you, too. >> "early start" continues right now. >>> almost back at the peak. record coronavirus spikes in the most populated states. scientists say wearing masks will save tens of thousands of lives. some governors reject that. >>> and new poll numbers out just moments ago show the president struggling badly in key states as voters reject his handling of the twin crises dominating this election year. good morning. this is "early start." i'm laura jarrett. good morning, i'm christine romans. >> kavita:, texas, florida all setting daily records. 90 million people live in those three states. yest

new york state starting at $2,000. >> it is time for personal responsibility. >> the new york city marathon which attracts more than 50,000 and more than 1 million spectators cancelled over coronavirus fears but major league baseball will take the field this summer, 60 games starting in late july. more positive cases among the phillies and reports of infection for the rockies too. erica hill, cnn, new york. >> thank you very much. dr. anthony fauci says there is nothing political about wearing a mask. is he sending a message to the president? and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for h-i-v in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights h-i-v to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it cannot be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take h-i-v treatment every day and get to and stay undetectable can no longer transmit h-i-v through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid a

new york city for a while. >> organizers announced they will cancel the new york city marathon, the world's largest marathon becausethe pandemic >> jimmy: man, no trips to europe and no marathon your annoying friend on instagram's gonna have a a full-on panic attack "what am i'm going to post?" "are we cousins? "yeah. did you see those fireworks? cancelling the race is probably a good idea. you know that feeling when someone jogs by you, and you're worried about the virus? multiply that by 53,000. yeah good call. when the news broke, america was like, "oh, no. i was totally going to run the marathon this year yeah, i'm so disappointed. and finally you guys, lately i've noticed more white people are promoting equal rights on social media, which is great but it makes me wonder if it's always for the right reasons watching tv today, i saw an ad thought it was interesting check it out >> have you been participating in social justice more than ever before, but you feel frustrated that no one is noticing try backpat. [ whip cracking backpat gives you a well-deserved pat on the back for the most minimal effort towards soc

organizers of the new york city marathon have canceled plans for the november race. meanwhile, the governors of new york, new jersey and connecticut issued a travel advisory warning people arriving from states with high rates of coronavirus to quarantine for 14 days of face heavy fines. in march, new york governor cuomo threatened to sue rhode island when it imposed similar limits on new yorkers. in geneva, switzerland, the head of the w world health organizatn warned wednesday the pandemic will soon reach a grim milestone of 10 million confirmed coronavirus cases. ameriricasemic in the in general is still intense. particularly in tens south america and across a range of countries. a steady and worrying continuation of trend with many countries experiencing between 25% and 50% rise of cases in the last week, which means in many many countriries, still suffering sustained community transmission. amy: that is the world health organization's dr. michael ryan. brazil remains the hardest hit nation in latin america, with an official death toll of nearly 54,000. india conti

. >> reporter: the new york city marathon, which atraktsz more than 50,000 runners and more than a million spectators cancelled over coronavirus fears. >>> major league baseball will take the league this summer. 60 games, starting in late july. and coincide with that, more positive cases among the phillies. and with this new 14-day quarantine announced by governors of new york, fwj new jersey and connecticut. and the baseball teams have been in touch can governor cuomo. they're supposed to report to their cities july 1st. they're talking about how to get their players back from florida to deal with it. >> a very good pointed. live for us from new york. the jump in florida we're seeing in cases is coming as disney workers sign a petition asking disney to delay reopening its florida theme parks until after this surge passes. and i wonder if the petition drive is gaining any traction. is this going to make a difference, christine? >> reporter: it may make a difference. this is just one example of how the rise in cases in florida is really coming to light. and complimenting the reopening there

new york state starting at $2,000. >> it's time for personal responsibili responsibility. >> reporter: the new york city marathon, which attracts more than 50,000 runners and more than a million spectators every fall cancelled over coronavirus fears. major league baseball, however, will take the field this summer 60 games starting in late july. coinciding with that news, more positive cases among the phillies and reports of infection for the rockies, too. >> and where do states stand on the mandatory use of masks? >> reporter: so more are adding those mandates. north carolina today, governor roy cooper announcing one for his state and we keep going back to florida. governor ron desantis was asked again today about a mandate for his state as we see not only cities but counties in southern florida put them into place. he said he's encouraging people to wear those masks. he doesn't think enforcement would be an effective use of resources so he has no plans for a statewide mandate. we're hearing again from dr. fauci. he said very clearly today just look at the data when it comes to masks. he said this should not be a polit

but major events, like the new york city marathon, continue to be cancelled.s test positive, how will teams, leagues and players respond in the coming weeks? certainly something to keep an eye on. >> thank you, coy. >>> doctors in central mexico are trying to figure out how a set of premature triplets were born infected with the coronavirus. doctors say the babies are stable and, quote, evolving favorably. how they contracted the virus is a mystery because both parents have tested negative. this as deaths are sky rocketing. more than 1,000 deaths reported just in the last 24 hours. pediatrician and child health expert is joining us now to discuss this. thank you for being with us. you're also an assistant clinical professor at the mattel children's hospital. so, give us your expertise here. how is this possible? >> so, it is very unusual, brianna. and i think the also brings to light that there is still so much we don't know about the virus and are learning. i would expect if the babies really contracted it in ute row, the mom would be sick. so, i do believe t

the announcement came about the new york city marathon, which was scheduled for november 1st, and itame in a short time ago. organizers in the mayor's office both decided risks were too high for runners volunteers and spectators. entrants for this year's race will be offered a refund or guaranteed a spot in one of the next three races. >>> new concern as colleges and universities prepare for students and staff returning to campus. after months of going unused during the shutdowns, plumbing at many colleges can now be a problem. stagnant water can increase levels of bleached metals on harmful bacterial colonies. the cdc has released some guidelines, but they are not tailored to specific plumbing systems. while some schools had plans in place to keep water flowing on campus, others are scrambled to find solutions before they reopen. >>> today, some student athletes are returning to one of the pac-12 schools. usc is allowing members of the football team to live within an hours drive of campus to come for voluntary workouts. athletes and women's volleyball, soccer, as well as men's baske

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they just cancelled the new york city marathon.ct, 20,000 people are huddled on the bridge, it's not a contact sport. if they cancel that in october how can you go forward with a sport that is contact? i don't know how it happens. i'm trying to be pragmatic about what is going on to your point about what effect it has, it has a huge effect to so many of these universities and surrounding towns for so many institutions that make a money on saturdays in the fall on the back of college football. it's not a very promising thing, i think, for the economy not a big part, the message it sends is not particularly good. >> for fundraising purposes, it's key to have a championship team there with alumni fundraising and of course, the uptick in applications that happens the year after a team clinches or plays in a championship game and then of course, the impact, guy, as you mentioned to neighboring towns to alabama a home game is on average an impact of 25 milli$2o per game tonight say we'll wait until the very last minute is not just becaus

just this morning, organizers announced they will cancel the new york city marathon, the world's largest marathon because of the pandemic. for those keeping an eye on sports news, baseball is coming back. the major league baseball players association says it has a deal with mlb, with the league and they will have a shorter season starting in late july. >>> right now in arizona and texas, the number of coronavirus cases and hospital admissions right now are hitting new highs. arizona just reported nearly 3,600 new cases. that is a record increase, around 84% of the icu beds in the state are now occupied. in texas, that state just hit an all-time high in new coronavirus cases as well. more than 5,500 in a single day. even more concerning, hospitalizations have broken records for a second week in a row. we have our team of reporters standing by in both of these states. nbc's joe fryer is in scottsdale, arizona, nbc's priscilla thompson is in houston. joe, let me start with arizona. officials saying an increase of younger people getting the virus is playing a large part in the surge. what ar

finally, the new york city marathon has thousand benow bee. 50,000 runners pose too big of a risk. their full refund or a guaranteed spot in future race, alisyn. major events continue to be canceled, pro athletes pulling out of competitions as more athletes test positive, how will teams and leagues respond? and what if any pressure will athletes feel? something to keep an eye on in the coming days. >> those are important questions, coy wire, thank you very much. >>> so democrats believe that bill barr is putting politics over justice. what do they plan to do about it? tums versus mozzarella stick (bell rings) when heartburn hits fight back fast... ...with tums chewy bites... beat heartburn fast tums chewy bites essential for sewing, but maybe not needles. for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz. the first and only pill of its kind that treats moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, or moderate to severe ulcerative colitis when other medicines have not helped enough. xeljanz can lower your abilit

. >> reporter: the new york city marathon, which attracts more than 50,000 runners and nearly a million spectators every fall, canceled over coronavirus fears. major league baseball, however, will take the field this summer. 60 games starting in late july. coinciding with that news, more positive cases among the phillies and reports of infection for the rockies too. and as we take a look at what's happening with masks around the country, the governor of north carolina instituting a mask policy in that state. governor ron desantis asked again about masks in florida. he said a statewide mask enforcement doesn't really make sense. he encourages it but enforcement would be tough. we just got a new update from that imag model we all see a lot, which is now predicting about 180,000 deaths by october 1st. it's important to note that's down a little bit from their last prediction about ten days ago. but if 95% of americans started to wear masks, that number could drop to october 1st. that estimate would be about 146,000 deaths, jake. >> and, erica, i'm old enough to remember when the governor o

. >>> in a moment, as we continue, one of the alerts we got from here in new york earlier was that the new york city marathonber 1st, i believe, will not be happening this year. the marathon has been canceled. called off. the governor of connecticut, ned lamont, involved in one of our top stories today, teaming up with two other governors to put in place a quarantine for people coming in to his state from high risk coronavirus states. the governor joins us next. we will get the how and the why. don't go away. we'll be right back. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. connell: the market selloff today seems to be driven by this acceleration i

new this morning, the world's biggest marathon has been canceled due to the covid-19 pandemic. the announcement about the new york city scheduled for november 1st, came just a short while ago. organizers and the mayor's office both decided that risks were too high for runners, volunteers and spectators. entries for this year's race will be offered to reach next year's race or get a refund. >>> five teachers and 60 students are in summer class. what is happening at sunrise independent charter school may predict what is going to happen this fall. class times are staggered, students get their temperature checked, when they arrive, and when they leave. they will also wear or hold pool noodles for social distancing. one parent says it makes them feel safer. >> it's normal for them, nothing is normal for them. it is life, though, we've got to do what we got to do, you know? but i'm glad i just have my kids back in school. >> now during the daily four hour program, students are with one teacher, the eat lunch in the classroom, and if a student or students family member gets sick, the whole classroom, and the teacher, have to

the new york city marathon is officially canceling its race this summer. washington governor jay inslee announced a new statewide order requiring facial coverings in public spaces. and former defense secretary jim mattis is appearing in a new psa for his hometown of richland, washington, urging people to mask up. >> hello, neighbors. i'm jim mattis. it's clear this little bugger is not going away on its own so let's wear those taface coverings and let's work together on this to defeat covid. >> katey, i have thought about this issue in another -- on earth 2 every famous person in america would have already done a mask psa on behalf of the president of the united states asking for these psas. on earth 2 that is what's happening. here -- yeah, here we have to do it locality by locality. >> it would have been led by the president and the president wouldn't be holding inside rallies in the middle of a pandemic where people do not wear masks. rachel maddow said last night this is the only event happening in america and industrialized nations where people are gat

the new york city marathon has been canceled.ed for november the 1st, but now called off over of course virus concerns. >>> chicago school board voting removing police officers from public schools. activists called for the 33 million-dollar contract to be terminated. they got their way. the question is, who is going to protect the students now? we got that story. we brought you this headline yesterday about a radical left activist who wants all statues and images of jesus torn down. here is what you heard about that from mike huckabee. roll that tape. >> only thing you can do to laugh at these loons. first of all what an idiotic thing we're seeing around the world with people tearing down every statue. when a culture doesn't know it history it is living in chaos. we don't know our history. we're living in chaos. stuart: jonathan morris, formerly known as father jonathan morris is coming up today. i'm sure he has something to say about all of this too. and we'll be back that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, person

new york city, twyla from a suburb. chelsea dort, utah. give me a sense of what you are feeling at this time. >> i'm tired. but i know it's a marathon, not a sprint. >> i'm worried, but i'm very hopeful, and this is a long-overdue reckoning. >> i feel terrified and a little overwhelmed. >> i feel anger. and frustration. >> reporter: moms who feel a unique connection to our children. but how to teach them about this moment in america? and what can we learn ourselves? >> are you serious? >> reporter: crystal is a mom of three, cole 20, a teen daughter and 7-year-old son. >> when your child leaves the home without you, it's like your heart being outside of your body walking around. >> reporter: and that trembling heart just may pound a little bit more if you're a mom of color. >> so what's your subscription cost. >> reporter: especially given every day incidents like the one crystal recalls years ago when cole realized he had left his backpack at a nearby restaurant. >> i said oh, you better run back and get it so nobody steals it from the restaurant. and he gets several yards away from me running dun the block and my heart stopped, an

new york city mayor rudy giuliani. mr. mayor, i tweeted out this weekend, if we can establish the marathon a small box. mr. mayor, i tweeted out this weekend that governors and mayors, they need to get control of their cities. you were very clear five night right here on this program. you've dealt with this. when you became mayor in new york, you got frankly the living kicked out of you because you insisted you remind us in the police into areas that were high crime and you were going to police them and protect citizens. the murder rate dropped from 2,000 whatever down to 300. you save lives. depressed beat you up but you save lives. now we see that the president is insisting because they didn't do it on their own, we now literally create parameters and use nonlethal force and it looks to be working so far early tonight. >> if this action have been taken four days ago or something similar to it, we would not have this, sean. every bit of this was preventable. if we had governors and mayors who understood how to take action and how to protect the lives of their people. the level of incompetence is staggerin

marathon? have we forgotten all of the attempts to attack us in new york that the new york city police departmente fbi stopped and have we forgotten the fact there are just as many islamic extremist terrorists who want to kill us now as there were 20 years ago. in fact, there's more. maria: what's the answer? >> the the answer is -- maria: what's the answer to weeding out the bad apples. you can't deknee there are -- deknee therdeny there are bad a. how do you identify them? >> i'd be a fool to deny there are bad apples. i put 70 bad apples in jail when i was a mayor. i know it a lot better than these jerks who are talking about ridiculous solutions. i know how to catch them. i know how to put them in jail. the one who committed an atrocity when i was mayor we caught them in three days. we put him in jail for 25 years. without all the fa fanfare that this is getting. we didn't go for third degree murder and second degree mor departmenmurder.you hit the guyt degree murder and he's probably going to jail. maria: when you look at new york, specifically the bail reform situation is a mess. i mean, at

there of marathon asset management of the federal reserve's herculean efforts of the past several months. what will they say a little bit later? the fed decision very much and focus. from new york city morning to you all. we are live on bloomberg tv and bloomberg radio. in your equity market this wednesday morning, just a little bit of a defensive oster captured by an equity market that is just about positive on the s&p 500, but your outperformance comes from the nasdaq. another story you have become familiar with over the last several months. in the bond market, treasuries are bid going into the decision later. the 10 year yield comes down to her three basis points. in foreign exchange, it is as you were. takei growth currency like the aussie dollar. eight day winning streak, eight days of strength into monday. we took a break tuesday, but it resumes again this wednesday. that is a weaker dollar and a stronger aussie, top of the pile in g10 this wednesday morning. tom: you nailed it. aussie-yen is one proxy you can look at. jeff currie with goldman sachs made very clear he is still long gold, and also mentioned a commodity renaissance as well. we have been talking with lots of good

. >>> back here at home, the 2020 new york city marathon has now been officially canceled >>> now to oe biden has opened up a considerable lead across several battleground states. according to the latest "new york times"/sienna college polls, biden leads trump by double digits in three swing states, michigan, wisconsin, and pennsylvania mr. biden also leads the president in the key states of florida, arizona, and north carolina savannah >>> now to that welcomed sight we've been talking about at one of the world's most recognizable landmarks. this morning, the eiffel tower is once again open to visitors after a three-month closure because of the pandemic. nbc's molly hunter is there. she's live in paris. molly, good morning. should we say, bonjour >> reporter: hey, savannah bonjour to you now, we are on the eiffel tower. you can see, it is an absolutely beautiful day. you can see paris' famous of course, the sun running through the city it is a glorious day to be a tourist up here. they lined up by the h landmarks. of course, the senne running through the city it is a glorious day to b