negocios tragos implementar 4 etapas, estamos en su la nÚmero 2 y en la numero tres ray bree ran los nim>>> el sistema de limpieza va a cambiar para nosotros, hablamos sobre la idea de cerrar por 35 minutos cada 90 minuto para limpiar todo, o skae cada hora y media clientes tienen que irse a sus casas y el gimnasio cerrarÁ por media hora para limpiar y volver a reabrir. >>> en casi todos estamos acostumbrado tener tiempo a nuestra disponibilidad. >>> dice que todo lo nuevo requiere tiempo. >>> si normal agarramos hora, hora y media muchos llegan en lo que preparan y un poco de estiramiento, luego cardio, en tu si es una hora creo que te vas an enfocar a lo que vas. >>> carlos sugiere que el cardio podrÍa hacer al correr en parques, pero casi todos los gimnasios ofrecen a mi kaksz para e mejore estar en casa. >>> pero tambiÉn se deberÁ seguirle yeso tata les para prevenir. la industria de gimnasios dice que ayudarÁ an empleado que su trabajan en este gremio, tambiÉn dicen que trabajaran con las autoridad para adoptarlas nueva directrices, en mi reporte en san francisco, flavio la layo. la

and that's why these are the reasons why survive us are not able to speak up because they are called nim's if i am told that as a survivor you cannot do this and this therefore i will have that fear of speaking up yeah kaz cuz is a sex educator and you might have seen on the 77 percent with the spread do we know enough about if g.m. as the people who are living in the cosmopolitan areas and if there's a disconnect why i think the way we're raised we're very disconnected from a lot of things that happen culturally in different parts of the country in different parts of the continent then the one thing that i'm hearing that is a common thread amongst all of these conversations is that the value of the woman is is there is no value to a woman from the minute that a girl is born into a family she is automatically. she's seen as a form of currency and it's just it's a material exchange because if she doesn't cut then it means that she can't be married that means the family can't make any money that also means that the family will be seen as outcasts within their community so a lot of these conv

how low do you think the nims can go >> we do expect the pressure some of them have held up pretty well some seem to be in greater pressure before the coronavirus outbreak and reduction of base rates by the bank of england it depends on what the bank does we are not in negative territory in the uk at this point in time as compared to europe. but they may hold up from where they are for the time being. i think we are more worried about pressure on revenues additional provisions for credit losses at this point in time >> this is much more of an issue in countries where there is a link between how much does the sovereign rating matter given how much debt they will accumulate to support the economy? >> in all jurisdictions despite the strength or weakness of sovereign rating actually for the uk when we put the uk banking system on negative outlook back in december last year, so well before all the crisis started. a big driver of that was the element of the sovereign rating of the uk which was put on negative many uk banks had negative outlooks partly driven by the fact that sovereign suppor

this after beijing passed a controversial national security law curbing nims in hong kong -- curbing freedoms in hong kong. his top economic visors said that china would be held accountable by the u.s.. tom, we heard from larry kudlow essentially kind of reflecting on what mike pompeo said yesterday, which is that they can no longer treat hong kong in a different way than they treat china. that throws open a lot of possibilities. what do we think of trump's announcement? >> there is a range of options on this, and but we could hear from trump is possibly a targeted approach in terms of certain sanctions on certain individuals within hong kong and within the chinese policymaking apparatus. you could be looking at visa restrictions, and asset freezes, but as you suggest, ultimately, trump could say hong kong would lose a special trading status with the united states that it has enjoyed since 1992. that would have major implications for the relationship between not just beijing and washington, but that broad economic relationship with hong kong and the rest of the world as well. kudlow

it will be really difficult going forward with the nim being crushed with respect to the regional banks and they don't have the scale. and i think just because of the strength in the balance sheets, they're going to b and underbid these commercial loans. if you're looking at a 1.5% return and the mythical inflation we've been looking at for 38 years, i don't think is going to come anytime soon and the key thing that has to happen is we haven't had this big rotation out of bonds into stocks yet in 2019, more people were buying -- i'm sorry, more people bought bonds than stocks at the end of the day, we still have a massive rotation still sitting in money markets we've talked about this network, but also fixed income assets coming back to equities. and that's why high-quality u.s. equities will be home for the next five to ten years >> i see you jumping off the seat just talking about it points taken guys, thank you both brian belski of bmo. tune into the closing bell for an exclusive interview with rafael bostonic. that will be at 3:00 p.m. eastern time we just got the fed minutes, so a

the anytime nims book review did not care for that element of the -- >> host: we don't read "the new york times" in this family. >> guest: it felt strange to do it because it felt strange to have that knowledge but i just felt lick there's something to painful about seeing the -- seeing life on that scale. that it's lick this super intimate three days, but you have all this knowledge of the magnitude of what is going to happen to these people and where do they come from and where are they going? and they're all going to the same place, all going to die. and most of them are dead and i knew hough it happened, and that's like -- just a bizarre way to experience it. we don't have that in regular life. >> host: right. do you kind of -- talk about you as the stage manager of the book? let's talk but "our town." >> guest: started to sound like we're on acid or something but let's do it. >> host: how do you know i'm not on acid. special occasion. >> guest: i don't know. >> host: let's -- we can just start with the opening quarter of the book. i thought it was really interesting. i didn't re

and nahee nim. and another student will go to san francisco state.annah from lowell high school to boston university. and adahalu from john o'connell goes to san francisco state. and chante island gramlin university. and another student will go to cal state east bay. and meisha from gateway high, going to gramlin university. and tania sills from mission high goes to dene college. and another student from lowell high school will go to the university of southern california. and ion robinson from john o'connell goes to arizona state university. and mia montgomery will go to texas southern university. issac cristwell will go to ucla. and michael (indiscernible) to u.c. berkeley. and another student will go to dene college. and jayden johnson will go to oregon state university. tyrese moront will go to cal state east bay. and erica salis will go to yale university. congratulations to all of our recipients and thank you to our sponsors. >> president sanchez: thank you. >> (indiscernible). >> hello, everybody, thank you so much for having us. thank you, com

and nahee nim. and another student will go to san francisco state.annah from lowell high school to boston university. and adahalu from john o'connell goes to san francisco state. and chante island gramlin university. and another student will go to cal state east bay. and meisha from gateway high, going to gramlin university. and tania sills from mission high goes to dene college. and another student from lowell high school will go to the university of southern california. and ion robinson from john o'connell goes to arizona state university. and mia montgomery will go to texas southern university. issac cristwell will go to ucla. and michael (indiscernible) to u.c. berkeley. and another student will go to dene college. and jayden johnson will go to oregon state university. tyrese moront will go to cal state east bay. and erica salis will go to yale university. congratulations to all of our recipients and thank you to our sponsors. >> president sanchez: thank you. >> (indiscernible). >> hello, everybody, thank you so much for having us. thank you, com