of sunshine from the midatlantic to the northeast. finally, hit 80 degrees the first time this year in new york city and we're still seeing temperatures, this morning, in the upper 60s to lower 70s. we are dealing with a little burst of rain making its way offshore across washington, d.c. it should continue to flow out of here, but then we are watching our next severe weather risk so it's going to impact the southern plains all the way into tennessee where now we are under enhanced risk of some storms the potential for threat is going to be damaging wind dwugu. ghf , large hail throu sunshine for the northeast, into ohio this afternoon. but temperatures, they're split in half back in the upper 60s. so temperatures a lot cooler today. but hopefully, you got to enjoy this weekend phillip, belated happy birthday. so hopefully you got outside. >> i sure did. appreciate that. thank you. busted out my shorts and everything in today's quick hits, the national rifle association has cut staff and salaries amid the pandemic in recent weeks, the

the government of a city northeast of a city northeast in northeast china is warning of a major new corona virus outbreak 7 new cases have been reported in more than a dozen new cases have also been recorded in nearby city continue has more from beijing. all of these cases have been traced back to a 45 year old woman but authorities say it's still a mystery as to how she caught kovan 1000 because she has no travel history and no contact with imported cases but there are there isn't speculation that this cluster had been going growing unnoticed for some time that had been smaller than 70 days that officials said that they were no local transmissions and now they say that they're being extra cautious by imposing these lockdowns they are still also downplaying any fears of a 2nd wave of infections saying that they're basically just trying to make sure this is contained thousands of people in england headed back to work for the 1st time in more than 7 weeks as a lockdown it's relaxed people can now spend as much time as they want outdoors as long as they follow social distancing rules leaders

and devastated parts of northeast japan. today we take a look at the persisting environmental damage, both on land and in the sea, as well as how those in the affected area are still struggling to deal with the situation. first, we go to the coast in iwate prefecture. the waves that struck this area were up to 40 meters high and caused immense instruction. this footage was shot in the bay about 18 months after the disaster. piles of debris littered the ocean floor, a mess that took cleanup crews years to clear. eight years later, things appear to have returned to normal. but what's happening below the surface? diving into the water here in the bay, nhk world decided to find out. >> reporter: i'm about ten meters under water, off the c t coast of the city. take a look over here. you can see massive concrete blocks. they are what's left of the sea wall. destroyed by the tsunami. some of them are five meters wide and weigh about 60 tons each. even though persistent efforts have been made to restore the marine environment, it's

so the northeast isjust cities outwards. so the northeast is just perhaps cities outwards.rtheast isjust perhaps later than other regions and acquiring the virus and then having the epidemic. but there may be other factors and we do know that disadvantage has certainly and hospitalization and admissions with severe disease. disadvantage and in certain populations it seems to have eight more severe effect. the scottish government was the first to declare that its restrictions would stay in place for the time being. and like everywhere, there is a struggle to work out exactly how fast the virus is spreading. it will be differences but the further we go into smaller geographic areas the greater the uncertainty. that there is in making those assistance for assessment. at the moment the advice i have is the most reliable reporting the art number is in the range we report and at scotland will do. the yuki government says the uk government may be manage if some people are free to move around and others are still in lockdown. let's get some of the day's other news retail sales in t

the northeast isjust ireland and wales .8 and .9.st is just perhaps ireland and wales .8 and .9. the northeast isjust perhaps later than other regions in acquiring the virus and having the epidemic but there may be other factors and we know that this advantage has certainly and hospitalization and disadvantage and hospitalization and disadvantage and in certain populations it seems to have the more severe effect. the scottish government was the first to declare its restrictions would stay in place for the time being. like everywhere there is a struggle to work out exactly how fast the virus is spreading. there may well be the difference is that when we go into smaller geographic areas greater uncertainty there is in making these assessments. moment the advice i haveis assessments. moment the advice i have is that the most reliable way of reporting the r number is and the range we report it and at a scotland wide level. the government says the restrictions may be relaxed at different rates and a could be difficult to manage if some ar

the northeast was up low clouds and mist and fog passages are on coastal regions.ep almost between eight and i2 degrees. tomorrow, fog could linger around for the first few hours around for the first few hours around the east of scotland before lifting and clearing. then it is sunshine across the board. again the days highest temperatures will be across western areas. in the highlands again see temperatures reaching about 25, 20 6 degrees. maybe 23 or 24 far western areas of northern ireland. wales seeing some of the highest temperature is 27 in prismatic and western areas do pretty well as well with temperatures reaching the mid to high 20s in a few spots. more of the same to come on monday. high pressure so with us, more dry weather, more of that warm sunshine. again but the onshore winds keeping the east coast and temperatures around 20 degrees. still warm in the sunshine but the high temperature will continue to be across more western parts. 26 or so in cardiff. 20 far in glasgow. there are signs of changes every get into next week. because the high pressure st

look at the potential for snow for the may 9th may 10th weekend in the northeast. we will set some records and record cold as well. these are low temperatures, not windchills, 20s, 30s and the windchill will feel colder than that. we will break some records as we head into mother's day weekend. there is your forecast. over to the west we go, talking about the cold and the northeast, extreme heat hangs on in portions of the southwest and desert southwest and southern california. take your pick, would you rather be in the warm temperatures, extremely warm or the northeast where we could be dealing with snow the next couple days, another for the reminder to rob that sunday is mother's day. rob: if it's knows in may we are going to have real problems. kim jong un birx this is 2020 for sure. >> the blame goes squarely on you. >> it is not your fault. rob: we are 6 months from election day in the present of 2020 nominee joe biden is ramping up his virtual campaign. jillian: a sexual assault accusations about a democrat, democrats call for a formal investigation. >> back

and thunderstorms and again becoming more widespread across much of borneo so we're watching the northeast of india of course the psycho and he's well out of the picture but there's more heavy rain to come through monday particularly up into the northeast pushing up again into putin's and elsewhere a very high temperature is a very hot day in particular in our pool with a high of 46. men killed a mother and a way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms. the american occupation of iraq that he has on hold to eric prince to account from tower 2016 how come you didn't mention that meeting to congress and i did i don't know if i got the transcript wrong. i don't think you're that sharp but you can tell the difference between a polish guy a french guy or you are charming head to head on a. welcome back if you come out of the top stories here on the al-jazeera libyan authours you say russian mercenaries are leaving the front lines in tripoli state media reportedly showed fighters who support war not only for have to are flying out from an air base. the u.s. has announced trave

it emerged he allegedly breached lockdown restrictions dominic cummings traveled from london to northeast england at the end of march are suffering from coronavirus symptoms he says he had to arrange childcare for his young son government advice the time was for all citizens to stay home the bulk of forbes. dominic cummings had little to say to journalists outside his home on sunday it's alleged the prime minister's chief advisor broke a lockdown rules traveling hundreds of kilometers to daraa in northeast england to his parents' estate at the height of restrictions in march and get to meet his he was and if things weren't awkward enough for cummings cue the arrival of a protester van with a reminder of boyce johnson's address to the nation to stay at home you must stay here coming said the trip was to ensure his 4 year old son was looked after because his wife was suffering from coronavirus symptoms something he would also develop he said he remained in isolation in a separate property on his parents' estate but eyewitnesses claim cummings left locked down to visit in the air by beauty s

so the northeast, it just perhaps and the city outwards.northeast, itjust perhaps later than other regions in acquiring the virus and then having the epidemic was up at the may be other factors. and we do know that disadvantage and certainly hospitalization and admissions with severe disease disadvantage and, uncertain population seems to have a more severe effect. the scottish government was averse declare that its restrictions would stay in place for the time being. and like everywhere, there is a struggle to work out exactly how fast the virus is spreading. the differences the further we go into smaller geographic areas the greater the uncertainty that there is in making those assessments. at the moment at the advice i have is that most reliable way of reporting the r number is in the range we your part in scotland remain level. the uk government says restrictions may be relaxed at different rates. but that could be difficult to manage as some people are free to move around and others are still in lockdown. brazil's new health minister n

of scotla nd confined to the northeast of scotland and it will stay cloudy all night.be wea k low. weak low. as we go and with a very weak low. as we go into the afternoon we will probably start to see some cloud developing and cloud will tend to develop where we see northwesterly winds mashed together with northerly winds. there isa together with northerly winds. there is a convergence air and eastern areas of scotland and england there is the area where you are most likely to see a few showers popping up likely to see a few showers popping up in the afternoon. elsewhere it is a largely dry picture with lighter winds and more sunshine to go around, it will feel warmer. temperatures for most of us around 14-18dc. temperatures for most of us around 14—18dc. looking like a similar day with a dry morning for most and again into the afternoon we could start to see some showers developing but if they do pick up they will be quite slow moving and some of them will be on the heavy side as well. temperatures between 1a and 18 celsius. high—pressure is taking up presence toward

some young office workers decided northeast japan is the place to start a new life. one newcomer from tokyo set up a winery. he is already holding events with locally grown food. another has started growing organic vegetables. there's still a long way to go but the combination of new blood and soil offers hope. hope that the region won't just survive but thrive. and that's all for today's newsline in depth. thanks for tuning in and make sure to do so next time too. >> the frerench prime minisiste pledges equal access for everyone regarding an eventual covid-19 vaccine. the c.e.o. had suggested the u.s. would get priority. a whistleblower removed from his post for criticizing the u.s. government's level of pandemic preparedness warns of a dark winter ahead unless you are -- urgent action is taken. plus france's big museums might have been closed since march but some smaller museums are now reopening.

but the further it northeast the dryer the weather stays. the uk and around the world. adults flock outdoors to exercise in spain, as one of the countries worst affected by coronavirus further eases its strict lockdown rules. an experimental drug developed to treat ebola is approved for emergency use by us officials for emergency use on severely—ill coronavirus patients. meanwhile, uk doctors are to trial treating critically—ill patients with blood plasma from covid—19 survivors. could temperature checks be the key for uk commuters to get back on public transport? it's thought to be one post—lockdown option under consideration. the uk lockdown puts the heat on warehouses,

my city is a sci fi which is in the northeast of brazil we are the. most forward city with the most cases of 19 and in the northeast we have the most cases of the disease and particularly i work in a maternity they have they have selected some hospitals to be specifically for attending kovac 19 my hospital where i wore my maternity is the one here in the region that is that was chose to specifically attend covert 19 and so we are attending all the pregnancies the 'd the pregnant woman with covert 19. we are in lockdown my city has been in lockdown for the past. 2 months and we are still seeing that people are still resistant to to not to go out to mean we have police all over the place and so we are really in the crisis. we are hoping that they think it's happening is that we are most the health workers and everybody is most of them have more. learning with the cold 19 and now we see people that have come out of the intensive care unit where. 2 months ago it was a still a high mortality still have a high mortality but we are seeing that we are learnin

it becomes north-northeast. it is that north-northeast wind that will be drying us out t will help to warm us up and the ridge of high pressure strengthening towards the bay area will continue to bring up our afternoon highs. it look like all the way through about webefore we finally begin for see a shift. outside our doors at this hour, fairfield with the north- northeast flow in place, we've got 70 degrees for you there already. around the bay, 61 in oakland. upper 50s to start your morning in san francisco and then the north bay, 57 over santa rosa. wind are generally light being a little breezy in our hills though. livermore reporting 108 for today. for your lunch hour, we'll go upper 70s to about 80 degrees. this is not only the forecast for areas like livermore, also includes concord in the north bay, south bay. all of our folks that will be into the 80s for the second part of your day. as we get into the second part of the the day, livermore expected to get to about 84 before we begin to shift a little bi

plains will see what the worst of the weather will chip out across the southeast across into the northeast as well and a fine couple days general so much of the western u.s. $21.00 celsius in seattle and she is a carrying out there and a very warm day and l.a. with a high of 30 wilma still the showers and thunderstorms across much of the south and the southeast and down into central america there's been some very heavy amounts of rain here particularly into panel in just 2 hours in panama city there was 80 millimeters of rain recorded this is the result the streets literally looking right rivers unfortunately there's more in the forecast on monday. it can bring your people back to life i'm sorry updates on the best of algeciras documentaries in the little published the book that looks. like and the other student green line continues with spirit to do stories that have impacts on society i testify in the court of law to make sure that the bad guys put behind us so many people have gone to jail as a result of my way rewind on al jazeera. lose . watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories

is warning of possible war crimes by an armed group in northeast and democratic republic of congo the report cites widespread and systematic killing and write most of it carried out by the rebel group the co-operative full the development of coal. and brazil's president has criticized the supreme court for carrying out an investigation into the spread of fake news triable sonority says the inquiry into silence has supporters and has called for its suspension on wednesday the court ordered police to raid homes of business leaders bloggers and politicians many of whom back the president i'm back with more news in half an hour next on al-jazeera it's witness do stay with us. it's a good little. bit. of your opinion. the judges do not mean award i mean literally i'm not cutting. it up you know what i. was like is that. saw them on the a model board. coming as he got home i saw that i did this at the back. of. the good job but that's about being the. so the hands and i did a duck on a bus i am an angel god. it was a get back on that one the stuck up in the by the gun. somebody 100 big knew

they can tell that he came from the northeast and that he came from the northeast and that he came fromt he came in, it destroyed rocks that were really bad for the climate. —— 66 million years ago. they make sure that most of the gases that were in those rocks went high into the atmosphere and that change the climate and the worst possible way. and unfortunately, the dinosaurs cannot survive it. so we are excited to learn an awful lot more about what change the planet and as you know, the dinosaurs went but the memos came. that is us. maybe it was a good thing. extraordinary and detailed this research as you said. involving a number of people and taking a lengthy amount of time. give me an idea of how they‘re able to gather such detailed information. we kind of knew from the rock record that there was this mass extinction 66 million negative ago. but nobody knew the cause. —— 66 million years ago. until a few decades ago they found the structure on the floor of the gulf of mexico. then they started drilling into it and they pulled the rocks up in the rocks to hold them in your hand, i‘

you can see it's an umbrella-type day in all the areas of the northeast. we'll talk about those numbers coming up and we'll give you an update on the coronavirus numbers after the break. >>> still ahead, we're digging into new report background the white house's efforts to bury a cdc report that recommended way toes safely reopen the economy. >>> also, some of the most alarming coronavirus numbers are coming out of nursing homes in new jersey. half of all the covid-19 cases have been linked to long time care facilities and the numbers have been particularly bad at one facility for veterans. those stories and more, coming up. where can a healthier heart lead you? for people with heart failure taking entresto, it may lead to a world of possibilities. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pre

there is a little different camera not as much as a northeast breeze.ressure's will be here today and tomorrow, excessive heat warning continues it will be a hot tuesday, more record highs, looks like the hottest day. it will still be pretty toasty in linda tomorrow. records on monday, canfield congratulations, oakland congratulations. san jose, utah 95 the old

prime minister's chief advisor broke a lockdown rules traveling hundreds of kilometers to daraa in northeast english to his parents estate at the height of restrictions in march and get to meet his he was and if things weren't awkward enough for cummings cue the arrival of a protester van with a reminder of boyce johnson's address to the nation to stay at home you must stay here coming said the trip was to ensure his 4 year old son was looked after because his wife was suffering from coronavirus symptoms something he would also develop he said he remained in isolation in a separate property on his parents' estate but eyewitnesses claim cummings left locked down to visited nearby beauty spot and that he made another trip to the northeast after returning to london in april after allegations the prime minister was quick to dismiss an unshared told appearance at the daily downing street coronavirus briefing there have been many other allegations about what happened when he was in so feisal ation and thereafter some of them probably false i believe that in every respect he has acted responsibly a

claim cummings left locked down to visit india by beauty spot and that he made another trip to the northeast after returning to london in april all to allegations the prime minister was quick to dismiss an unshared told appearance at the daily downing street coronavirus briefing there have been many other allegations about what happened when he was in so feisal ation and thereafter some of them probably false i believe . that in every respect he has acted responsibly and legally and with integrity despite support from the top cummings faces a storm of criticism from figures in the police health service and scientific community some m.p.'s in his own party want him to quit i think his position is untenable it's because of dominic's slogans around the these rules that mums and dads grannies and grandpas across the country will have felt that they have to stay at home if coded go into their families and of course they too care about their children but they knew they had they must stay at home 7 days the 1st person 14 days for the others and now it turns out they could have been driving around t

showers will then be confined to the northeast of scotland where it will stay cloudy all night.ls of sunshine for quite a few of us. showers around particularly across the north and east but with lighter wins, we will feel a little bit warmer. the area of low pressure has been bringing and it tends to move its way further eastwards but we start off with an area of cloud and a little bit of rain and a little week low. as we go into the afternoon we start to see some cloud developed and the cloud will tend to develop where we see northwesterly winds bashed together with northerly winds. this is a convergent sound and across eastern areas of scotla nd across eastern areas of scotland and england, that is the area you are most likely to see showers popping up to the afternoon but elsewhere it is a largely dry picture. with more sunshine to go around, it will feel warmer. temperature is for most of us around 1a and 18 celsius. sunday it looks like a similar kind of day. perhaps cloudier towards the southwest and in the afternoon we start to see some showers developing and if they do

showers will tend to become combined to the northeast of scotland where it will stay cloudy or light.far as the week and goes, celsius. as far as the week and o celsius. as far as the week and goes, we will see improvements in the weather. there'll be spells of sunshine for a few. it will stay dry. showers around, particularly across the north on east, but would lighter win, it will feel warmer. bringing the showers of the next couple of days. this moves further eastwards, but we start off with an area of cloud and a bit of rain with very wea k low. area of cloud and a bit of rain with very weak low. that weakens further but as we go to the afternoon, we will probably start to see some cloud developing and the cloud will tend to develop where we see northwesterly winds bash together when more northerly winds. this is a convergence zone. across eastern scotland, and england, that the area well you are most likely to see showers during the afternoon. lighter winds and more sunshine to go around, its gonna feel warmer. temperatures for most between around 14 temperatures for most between

there is a little different camera not as much as a northeast breeze. high pressure's will be here today and tomorrow, excessive heat warning continues it will be a hot tuesday, more record highs, looks like the hottest day. it will still be pretty toasty in linda tomorrow. records on monday, canfield congratulations, oakland congratulations. san jose, utah 95 the old record was 95 as well. that 95 and canfield broke the old market 92, in 1992. we did get i think we will get a lot more today to be honest with you. 50s and 60s on the temperatures, livermore and san jose had a balmy 66 degrees, and there are 60s across the board to almost 70s for some, upper 50s, mid-50s, berkeley is at 61. the high wind is out today and tomorrow and have a thursday, that lowest bending down there is on its way, but not until friday into saturday we will get a big cooldown, highs today way above average for this time of year. sal is here now, we will take a look and see if i don't think there's anything going on but let's ask him, good morning sir. >>> >> traffic is movin

i hope that we are able to visit the border in the northeast. that syria would not be one of my first areas. also to go back to south sudan. say, there is no better demonstration that understands the importance of american top pain dollars in the country -- paying dollars in the country. we are all that spending and the results. it makes you fight even harder. cannot -- there is not a better demonstration. thee able to represent than trump administration. we do understand our obligation. it is to protect the taxpayers, protect the american interest and we are always the first to help the rest of the world. right are absolutely about that. thank you for your time today. i look forward to chatting with you about all these issues again. >> coming up on c-span, ceremonies president trump attended in or -- in honor of memorial day. we hear from a group of republicans trying to stop the reelection of the president. disinformation during the 2016 u.s. presidential election. what to expect in 2020. president trump, vice president pence, mark esper, and

i hope that we are able to visit the border in the northeast. that syria would not be one of my first areas. also to go back to south sudan. say, there is no better demonstration that understands the importance of american top pain dollars in the country -- paying dollars in the country. we are all that spending and the results. it makes you fight even harder. cannot -- there is not a better demonstration. thee able to represent than trump administration. we do understand our obligation. it is to protect the taxpayers, protect the american interest and we are always the first to help the rest of the world. right are absolutely about that. thank you for your time today. i look forward to chatting with you about all these issues again. journal,'s washington live every day. coming up this morning, the bipartisan policy center discusses the latest on the u.s. response to the coronavirus pandemic. then author and cnn political analyst -- talks about his book, my vanishing country and memoir -- a memoir which tells the story of america's working-class

so millions of people in a city in northeast china have been put into a new lockdown over coronavirus as much of the rest of the country tries to return to normal the residents of jilin are being told to stay at home more than 20 new cases have been reported and the vice mayor of julian city says there's a huge risk of more katrina you as more of the situation from the. it went into lockdown this morning on wednesday morning public transport has been closed and gatherings have been banned and that was since 7 cases were identified in dillon city this week and it follows another cluster being identified in the satellite city of sure lon where 14 cases have been identified so that's a total of $21.00 cases in that area since the end of may now all of these cases have been traced back to a 45 year old woman but authorities say it's still a mystery as to how she caught kovan 1000 because she has no travel history and no contact with imported cases but there are there isn't speculation that this cluster had been going growing unnoticed for some time that had been smaller than 70 days that

this is all moving to the northeast. the individual showers of moving from southwest to northeast but let me back out of the camera because we've got somebody else's camera shot up. the whole area of rain is making its way slowly from west to east. were looking at heavier showers of the east bay right now including along 680 and not as much rain for the south bay. you haven't seen much more than trace of total rainfall but we are not done with rain chances just yet. you can see the showers making their way from southwest to northeast and more activity trying to develop offshore and future caste indicates that activity kind of dwindling as we head through this evening and into tonight but our rain chances don't completely shut off, we are going to be seeing a continuing chance for scattered showers as we go through the day on tuesday including a few early in the day but our rain chances will dwindle again as we go into the afternoon and evening. at no point can we rollout the possibility of a passing shower but they will

to climb in new jersey, but hospitalizations are down the garden state joining new york and a a northeast cou consortium to boost buying power. hospitalizations dropped below 10,000 for the first time since mid-march. during the height of new york's outbreak, we met doctors fighting to save lives >> what can i say? it's the end of the shift. saturday, april 4th, just a horrendous shift we have right now 21 ventilators running here in this emergency department the hospital we have roughly 90 ventilators running. and we only have a few left to spare. >> i just got out of my ten-hour shift and it feels like playing domin dominos. feeling like any one of your patients is about to collapse. >> reporter: a month later they are seeing progress, but the victims still weigh heavy on their hearts >> i did recall a few who were dying. the last person that was with them when they died was me >> reporter: dr. patti shirting lessons learned. >> there's a reason why i'm so happy. i can tell you that. >> reporter: with hospitalizations starting to stabilize here in new york, the temporary field hospital

saturday and sunday looking at cold blustery winds across northeast. snow showers from upstate new york on into new england and parts of pennsylvania. this will then push on in, bringing in light snow as it makes its way into the northeast new england and even the spine of the appalachians. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> good wednesday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside in san francisco it's a beautiful, clear start to the day. we're going to see a lot of sunshine and temperatures here reaching into the low 70s. then as you make your way inland to the east bay it's going to reach into the upper 80s. a few spots hitting 90 degrees this afternoon. a lot more 90s for tomorrow as well as friday. then by the weekend we start to cool off. and by mother's day we're going to see highs in the 70s with partly cloudy skies. >>> coming up in the next half hour, guys, record heat out west we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right, al, thank you. coming up next, the uncertain summ

overnight severe storms tearing through the northeast.ens of families displaced after damaging win this apartment. falling debris landing onto on the street below, in new york, scary images as this mesocyclone crosses the dson ndsting as high as 58 miles per hour. in texas flash flooding near houston, over 5 inches of rain turning roads into rivers leaving cars stranded in deep water. and in oklahoma, this truck getting caught beside a storm drain as severe storms moved across the state. in florida, tropical rain hitting near miami. up to 3 inches flooding highways. the rain has moved out here in western mass. you can see the top part of the roof dangling precariously as winds blow in western massachusetts. folks have been evacuated from that building and the rain has car out. but the rain in houston has not. check out the radar. this after significant rainfall and flooding yesterday. over five inches of it and get another batch right now and will eventually see clearing in the next 6 to 12 hours. south florida, this is that tropical dist

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masks will be the new vogue at least in the northeast.ah, thank you, arthel. arthel: all right, eric, well, lawmakers and the trump administration officials expected to make major revisions to the payment protection program to give small businesses more leeway on how they can spend government pandemic relief fund. let's bring in cpa at the marks group joining us via skype. let's start with the news about the ppp there and with more spending leeway but also restrictions specifically pertaining for loan forgiveness which is what most small businesses rely on, so what stands out to you. >> good to see you. the treasury department released new guidelines on friday for businesses to follow because, arthel, the big issue that we have among small business that receive the loans and even the ones that are waiting to get the loans, how will the loans will be forgiven, so there are a lot of questions about the types of expenses that are allowed and the types of payroll cost that is could be forgiven as well, the period that it can be forgiven and w

south of selma import, as most of this rainfall is going to be very brief moving its way to the northeast as we make our way through the morning. >>couple light sprinkles just north of a ring that right around hercules before you cross on over the car tina's towards the way home again these are very bring showers and really starting to die down a serious from san ramon on over to ta sahar a pleasanton and livermore also e and off rain fall as of this current moment, a little bit further north towards antioch a couple of sprinkles and a little bit few her north than that around light sprinkles see the nature of this the showers right here got some a een us clouds building nothing that's resulting in super dark skies. but as we make our way into the afternoon and he starts against them or shooting occurring that will give opponifor isolated thunderstorms to pop up especially for inland east bay in north bay area's so watch these isolated showers as we make our way a little bit later on this morning into afternoon. we'll have a little bit more energy to them and that gives way to that opport

i'm phil gallo welcome to the program cycling has hit the northeast in bangladesh where millions of fled to motions the shelters at least 8 deaths have been blamed on the storm so far north or as you say there's a risk of devastating floods along the lower lying coast with origins are also worried about the spread of coronavirus inside to shelters where they say social distancing is impossible. howling winds and driving rain cyclon unleashed its formidable force as it made landfall. the storm 1st touched down in the indian state of west bengal the coastline there and neighboring bangladesh a bearing the brunt of the cycle and. with wind gusts of up to 190 kilometers per hour the storm is the strongest to hit the area in over a decade the flood prone region is densely populated with many vulnerable communities. over 2 and a half 1000000 people have been evacuated from low lying areas and are being housed in shelters. the coronavirus pandemic has further complicated matters. there. it is a word. it is a mix. we're going to break. and that the syrian border is the 1st step for us going. out

the mix of this the next few hours watching a small storm system that is going to run through the northeast. new york city, washington, d.c. today. unfortunately we're not going to be dry like we you've saw yesterday. we're going see the rain, even the highera ton of sunshine, an continues to build from dallas to tampa unfortunately, you'll need a winter coat. i need to get to tampa, 83 guys >> i can't believe we're still digging out our winter coats janessa, thank you >>> all right. much more to come, including face mask fury and the public battles over wearing one >>> and we have the newly surfaced video that shows what happened just minutes before the shooting death of a young man in georgia. but scrubbing still tak. now there's new dawn powerwash dish spray. the faster, easier way to clean as you go. it cleans grease five times faster. on easy messes, just spray, wipe, and rinse. on tough messes, the spray-activated suds cut through grease on contact, without water. just wipe, and rinse. get dishes done faster. new dawn powerwash dish spray. spray. wipe. rinse. with moderate to severe t

kids needing masks if they head outside this weekend with some improvement in the weather in the northeast. here is nbc meteorologist bill karins >> huge storm yesterday on the east coast windy conditions and heavy rain and we still have power outages that we're dealing with in the mid-atlantic region. a lot of trees came down we're looking at it right now, we have plenty of heavy rain moving through the northeast, eventually this will begin to clear out. just going to take a little while. looks like the rain is ending around new york city, more showers as we go throughout the rest of the afternoon. heaviest rains shifting northward up toward boston as we go through the upcoming 24-hour period, still showering in the northeast, but the weekend looks so much better it is going to clear out and we will be looking at a decent amount of sunshine saturd is perfect, bayareas frot is down pushing into texas could be near 100 near lubbock >>> you guys are going to love the weekend forecast for the east coast it is about time april was ugly thankfully may is here. >> all right, it is indeed may 1st

several states in the northeast revealing their plans for reopening, and what does it mean for the memorial day holiday? >>> tonight, the news from texas. after reopening there, now setting new records in the number of cases and fatalities. >>> and tonight, with 36 million americans now out of work, the news of retail sales plunging more than 16%. that is a record. it was worse than expected. >>> president trump making news today again on vaccines and the end of the year goal. the defense secretary saying it will be ready to treat americans and our partners abroad. when pressed later, the pentagon said it's a goal, not a promise. the president surrounded by his top health advisers. they were wearing masks tonight. >>> 24 hour after the cdc issued its own warning. the new global alert about the dangerous issue affecting children. it's now believed that there are 200 reported cases in 19 states. and the frustration tonight for so many parents when it comes to testing, when it doesn't give a clear answer. >>> meantime, the growing questions about testing overall. how accurate are the tests her

seen china locking down the city and the northeast of the country.ea. 17 new cases. cases formptomatic may 10. plenty more to come daybreak. ♪ haidi: the ongoing protests means hong kong's property market has lost his most important source of investment. mainland chinese buyers are shying away from real estate as the pandemic and protest cloud the economic outlook. joining us is raymond lee. great to have you with us. buyers are one of the biggest sources of inbound investment when it comes to the property sector. what happens to the future of hong kong as a place to invest? ok, yes, good morning, everybody. a lot of people ask me about covid-19. i need to give you an update. historical background first. our price has been correct over 75%. at that time we have the -- the loan rate. we have a 90% load ratio and interest rate 8%. and we have advantages of the rapid growth in china. the growth in gdp. we have over seven years of proven time. times for thefive residential market. soon everybody will be looking for year today. there will be a reduction i

we expect to see more heavy rain making its way into the northeast. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. true ♪ ♪ life is better with you >>> good friday morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're starting out with sunshine and we'll continue to see sunny skies around the bay. we'll see our high temperatures reach up to 79 degrees for the inland areas and then 78 degrees expected in napa while san jose will see a high of 75 degrees. so our temperatures are nice and comfortable. we'll see more of it tomorrow but more clouds moving in and rain late on saturday night continuing through sunday. >>> and that's your latest weather. guys. >> all right, weather. guys. >> all right, al thank you. just ahead a coronavirus case getting a lot of attention reaction really poured in after our interview yesterday with dr. joseph fair. he's our expert, a virus hunter. a lot of people are sending in questions about his belief he caught the virus through his eyes on a packed flight. we're going to take a closer look. >>> also ahe

the government of a city in northeast china is warning of a major new coronavirus outbreak 7 new cases have been reported in the lean more than a dozen infections have also been coated in nearby school and city. resident donald trump's former campaign manager paul manifold has been released from prison to home confinement 71 year old is serving a 7 year sentence on tax fraud charges that followed special counsel robert muller's investigation into election interference. u.s. secretary of state might pump a has been visiting israel for talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu a unity government formed by netanyahu and coalition partner benny gantz is to be sworn in on thursday ari faucet has more from west to reach them. my compost 1st foreign trip since the start of the pandemic and the exceptions that required to be made to israel's strict quarantine regulations raise a pretty obvious question why now and why the urgency well he and benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister in comments before a 3 hour session of talks they alluded to a number of topics for discussion iran the c

ngozi ezike: the northeast region, people don't understand that lower than 20 percent rate. there trying to understand the process of when that might progress unit. gov. pritzker: is essentially rolling average of 14 days on the positivity rate. and as it happens, the northeast region was the only region that was not meeting that metrics for a number of days going back read back to me one. now, as i have seen as you can see, it is below 20 percent on the ruling party day basis. i think overall, to look at the trend, for the state and from that region, is downward. so i think that is a very good sign that is at the end of the 28 date. on may 28th of the the end of may 28, that is highly likely that on that metric, the northeast region as well as the other regions will meet that mark and then you have to look t the other marks. it looks to me like they are all on track to move into phase three. dr. ngozi ezike: according to a cop chicago report, the regions and not received any cases of remdesivir. they noted that 10 percent goes to the southern region with these regions have

the east coast of scotland into the northeast. low clouds mist and fog patches around the coastal region. could turned quite murky for that yet a comfortable night sleep almost between eight and 12 degrees at the most was up tomorrow that fog could linger around the first few hours around the east of scotland before lifting and clearing. then it is sunshine across the board. the highest temperatures will be across western areas. in the highlands i suspect we will again see temperatures resting by 25, 26 degrees with a 23 or 2a for western areas of northern ireland. wales seeing some of the highest temperatures 27 in pomac and western areas of england are doing pretty well as well. temperatures reaching the mid to high 20s in a few spots for them got more of the same to come on monday. high pressure still with us. more dry weather, more of that warm sunshine. onshore winds keeping the east coast and temperatures around 20 degrees. still warm and sunshine but it's just the high temperatures will continue to be across more western pa

over 250 millimeters havee falle in northeast india, leading to deadly flooding. the storm left severe flooding in cualcutta's airport. it is the most powerful storm to hit the area in the last 20 years. winds tumbled down power cables. at least 84 people have been reported dead. it has weakened to a low-pressure system, but the storm will continue to produce showers in the mountain areas, and that rainfall could fall down to the river. so flooding concerns will persist in the lower a areas ov the next few days. now we are looking at a couple of low pressure systems in the eastern portion of the u.s. severe thunderstorms are expected, especially in the southern plains and mid atlantic on friday. we've already seen some tornados and flooding in the earlier part of the week, so the situation may worsen with more rainfall. speaking of more rainfall, the rainy season front is very active in asia. over 100 millimeters in okinawa in the last 2 h4 hours. on top of that, up to 200 millimeters is expected over the next 24 hours. more showers are expected in hong kong and t

hello again i'm the stones at the headlines on al-jazeera now millions of people in a city in northeast china have been pushed into a new lockdown over the current virus now as months of the rest of the country tries to return to normal the residents of jeilan being told to stay at home more than 20 new cases have been reported on the vice mayor and city says there's a huge risk of more correspondent katrina you has more on the situation there. it went into lockdown this morning on wednesday morning public transport has been closed and gatherings have been banned and that was since 7 cases were identified in. this week and it follows another cluster being identified in the satellite city of shalon where 14 cases who have been identified so that's a total of $21.00 cases in that area since the end of may all of these cases have been traced back to a 45 year old woman but authorities say it's still a mystery as to how she caught kovan 1000 because she has no travel history and no contact with imported cases but there are there isn't speculation that this cluster had been going growing unn

but it came on shore it's all tied to this massive cloud that you can see hit was an ice into the northeast and a half look at this early warning for get it clear as the sun came out still though down into miami this was coming onshore this rain with. very heavy amounts of rain into south carolina so many areas were flooded for a time that will continue to go through friday it's a bit of a messy picture around the great lakes pushing into the northeast but no say cold a little too much is that that 30 celsius in washington d.c. but the shot is extending right the way down into southern areas of georgia meanwhile out across the west it's fine and it is dry but that will change on saturday and also rain showers pushing into northern california up into oregon a touch is there not too bad in fact for you much better and early with a high of 26 degrees and then a cloudy start to the weekend across the northeast but it should at least be mostly dry now because that to say about central america seems a very heavy downpours here over the last few days on the sympathetically heavy rain in the 4 call