today governor nissen provided some clarity, saying the state has loosened some restrictions. he said about two dozen additions were made to the list on the covid-19.ca website under the stay-at-home order tab. some approved activities in the bay area counties include golfing, hiking, gardening and horseback riding . >> the only thing we don't want you to do is linger outdoors in ways where you are mixing and congregating. >> there is an underlying logic here. we want people to conduct themselves in a way that won't get themselves or someone else sick. >>> santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez says it's best to check with the public health officer in the county where you live and use common sense while practicing social distancing. >> open up your heart for your people! those who are dying in the middle of the streets! >>> new tonight, more than 50 protesters gathered outside the home of san francisco mayor london breed. they are calling on the mayor to move the homeless from the street into hotel rooms and an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus. some people lay

the date of closure and until then we will do everything possible we will fight we will fight for nissen workers you i don't know i don't have any sound it's not just the barcelona plant that's closing the sun is shattering its factory in indonesia leaving the south korean market and cutting back lobel production by 20 percent in the next 4 years. we came to a conclusion that it would be very difficult to continue business and to generate profit in the status quo from now on we will accept mistakes which the company did not face up to and shift to a correct track that includes more systematic production sharing with alliance partners bring no end mitsubishi to cut costs and letting go of some of its own business course correcting in the middle of a pandemic will not be easy but it might even be harder for those the company is set to leave behind. hong kong status as asia's financial hub could be added risk after china announced it would bypass the region's legislature to impose its own security measures triggering mass protests across the city so far business in hong kong has been boomin

annual loss pandemics devastating new vehicle sales and nissen is looking for new markets away from europe but as low cost airline easy jet is cutting 30 percent of its employees as a result of financial pressures from the pandemic around $400000.00 jobs are going to be lost across europe the carrier says it will restart flights in june but will fly fewer planes because of low demand ryanair virgin atlantic and british airways also all announced cuts last month. a government test and trace system for covert nineteen's finally up and running in england following repeated delays prime minister about his johnson is said it will unlock the prison of lock down anyone suspected of having the coronavirus can order a test if positive they'll be asked to give details of people they've been called close contact with and told to tie so late for 14 days on that in bomb is joining us from outside the testing center in london there are already concerns about this system on there. certainly are rob i mean just in the last couple of hours the health secretary much hancock has been a national radio

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after the japanese carmaker announced 3000 redundancies pandemics devastating new vehicle sales and nissen is looking for new markets away from europe. britain's low cost airline easyjet is cutting 30 percent of its employees as a result of financial pressures from the pandemic around $4500.00 jobs will be lost across europe kariya says it will restart flights in june or fly fewer planes because of low demand ryanair virgin atlantic and british airways all also announced cuts last month a government test and trade system vacated 19 is finally up and running in england following repeated delays prime minister boris johnson and said it will unlock the prison of lock down anyone suspected of having coronavirus can order a test and johnson has just announced a new easing of restrictions around the country shops and schools can reopen from monday plus the rules for outdoor gatherings or they'll be loose and. i knew. the look don has taken on families and friends who've been unable to see each other . so for monday we will allow up to 6 people to meet outside provided those from different househ

180000 staff world wide it wants to reduce cost by more than $2000000000.00 joint venture partner nissen has already announced it's closing its factory in spain laying off $3000.00 people. it's increasingly grim for people in the poorest parts of the united kingdom and fear the government will cut benefits and social spending in the wake of coronavirus lockdown rawnsley reports now from middlesborough in northeastern england. what will things be like when it's all over for rich places maybe not so bad but poor communities have a right to be worried the post-industrial landscape of teesside in northeastern england tells a story of joblessness poor life chances and the virus a high mortality rates if the british government tries to pay off its huge debts or will stare a-c. than they can begin to imagine how much worse things will get it's almost too difficult to comprehend how we would go about doing that because we're i think we're at that as low as we can get in terms of the the cuts that we've made our track on even start to think about how we would make more cuts firsthand experiences

rose that was handed from renault to nissen is the promise by the renault chairman john dominique see now that they were not seeking a merger or a takeover with this one and remember this was a big bone of contention that led to all this tension between the 2 bigger partners in this 3 way alliance and many also speculate it was behind the arrest of carlos cohn the mastermind of this alliance back in japan he's since fled still is a scandal but now there is. a concerted intent to pacify all parties and they want to save a lot of money they want to have $1.00 brand responsible for the development of a certain class of vehicle which is to save 40 percent of the costs and say now the chairman says that they're all jointly committed more than ever to move forward they say there were no shared leaping up by about 15 percent on this news at the same time we've seen the french president my juan cole and now saying a big plan to boost the french auto industry i tell us more about the details on that. yes it entails about 8000000000 euros worth of aid. mainly from the state guaranteed loans and

already struggling before car sales slumped to during the coded $1000.00 crisis a joint venture partner nissen announced the closure of its factory in spain and $3000.00 redundancies 24 hours ago it has this update from a car plant facing closure just outside paris. 14 blogs across france. is the one that's going to close and as you can imagine the more than $200.00 staff that work here are extremely upset and frustrated they don't understand why they are going to be losing their jobs why when only 260 or so people work here they feel that how is that going to be such a big saving for the companies they're very frustrated you can see a few of them gathered behind me as well as a few local officials because of course when a factory like this closes it's not just the people who work there are impacted but everybody in the surrounding area from the shop to the restaurants because the workers use those and these are difficult economic times even as a very bad time to be losing your job but what is that unless it makes these kind of cuts world wide and from the carmakers simply won't be able to sur

during this pandemic japan wants to extradite 2 men from the united states accused of helping form a nissen boss skull of scorn escaped from the country japan says they helped avoid a financial misconduct by fleeing to his childhood home levanon well now it's back to witness. the dr burke out of the processing said to all 15 security guards we're into this 380 days broke out all the facility. pumps and yet they told us the sky cup was mostly built of the people of those various. you know the schools of us along. with bought. the cups at trial the truth that if they do decide to go we're going to go since the cops interesting people get stuff they do it the charlie to gather a good sense the cops and your peers. we all do. that's really the problem is your problem. not something happens with just the cops and the anyway it away with as much been says and as most capacity is because you become an authorised officer u.s. news and bookstores and what it's doing and you. know to spin the rules and tell me to have been. pushed to. a good point. and. i. i think. i think. i. think i think. there is

. >>> governor nissen is facing criticism tonight over his response to the coronavirus pandemic. >> we definitely need more clear direction from the state. >> why some say the governor's policy announcements have been premature. >>> and a new research study tracking imitation of the coronavirus. way it could make developing a vaccine all the more difficult. four plus one is... 16. (laughter) how many pints of iced tea are left in the pitcher? times... ten... so, wait... (errhhhhh) do you want to show us the continents on the... no. it is not going good. my mom is getting stressed out. (speaks hebrew) momma's tired. i, i'm, like... woooo... (screams) (sighs heavily) so, starting just quickly by breathing in... i never thought i'd say this, but i kind of miss school! the teachers, i mean, y'all are gifted people! i thank you so much for what you're doing. their investment into our children is beyond what we can even imagine. appreciate all that you do. >>> a new study suggests that the coronavirus has mutated into a new strain that is more dominant worldwide and could be more infectious.

we are waiting for governor nissen to get that update any moment. expected to address the upcoming wildfire season and preparations underway amid coronavirus pandemic. the firefighting efforts could look a lot different this year, especially as counties continue to maintain strict social distancing. we will bring you the governor's news conference live as soon as he gets underway. the number of coronavirus cases in california continues to rise. there are now more than 71,000 confirmed cases with more than 2800 deaths right here in the bay area. there are more than 10,000 cases so far at least 368 people have died. >>> this morning there was a grand show of support for bay area healthcare workers and first responders on the front lines of the covid-19 case rises. 415 eagle jets performed flyovers at medical facilities in richmond, oakland, and san jose. they also flew over the state capitol and the governor's office of emergency services before jets flew out of fresno bear part of a nationwide salute by the united states air force for front-line work

when i was already struggling before costs elsewhere during the 1000 crisis joint venture partner nissen announced the claires of its factory in spain and 3000 redundancies 24 hours ago well for more on the story let's bring in our correspondent she is in paris natasha can you tell us a little more about when it was announcement and how the news is being received over that. yes renault has revealed a cost cutting $2200000000.00 plan it's a plan that they will spread over the next 3 years now and what they will do they say is cut $15000.00 jobs worldwide here in france where the carmaker is based they plan to cut more than $4000.00 jobs now there were some reports earlier today saying there were no would close 4 plants in france so far the boss of renault has told french media today that in fact only one plant will be closed but of course any closure of plants and the loss of jobs is a huge blow to those who work in unions say that they are extremely angry and they're going to try and fight for these plans to stay open of course has been struggling in recent times ever since its boss was

struggling before cars sales and through them too during the covert $1000.00 crisis joint venture partner nissen announced the closure of its factory in spain and $3000.00 redundancies just over 24 hours ago for more on the story let's bring in our correspondent to talk about the who is actually at the record plant just outside paris and she was the arroyo natasha how is the news being received where you are. 14 blogs across france this one is the one that's going to close and as you can imagine the more than 200 staff that work here are extremely upset and frustrated they don't understand why they are going to be losing their jobs why when only 260 or so people were a kid they feel that how is that going to be such a big saving for the companies they're very frustrated you can see a few of them gathered behind me as well as a few local officials because of course when a factory like this closes it's not just the people who work there that are impacted but everybody in the surrounding area from the shop to the restaurants because the workers use those and these are difficult economic times it is

nissen to come on about it. he's been a critic on twitter. you can listen to mr. o'day, who gave a lot of time to "squawk. he was saying people were going to die, if they had not died, they would have died without this the big issue is it didn't help mortalities. that's at odds but he said you will see subsets. you will see subsets and the numbers will be good i also thought he made it clear, like dr. fauci, this is part of a cocktail there will be others going with it if you still felt negative about what is going to happen with the pandemic after listening to o'day, then you were not listening. you made up your mind that we're all going to die like billy in "the predator. that is not case i thought o'day was positive gottlieb, very skeptic, was positive >> well -- >> what? >> gottlieb said it changes the risk profile, which we talked about, which is great. but i don't know that it changes anybody's behavior in terms of saying now i feel free to go about my business as i wanted to because i may end up in the hospital but at least i know i have a better chance of