thank you, pooja.our excellent question, and i think everybody gets this, we have had to make a big change in our lives over the last couple of months and everybody has got the clarity of the message. what we said is basically, stay at home. the british public heard that message loud and clear. in the uk, people have stayed at home overwhelmingly. and that has been a good thing in terms of delivering our ability to combat the disease and to get the rate of transmission down. but it's a very simple message was that it couldn't be starker — stay at home. it is when you come to ta ke stay at home. it is when you come to take small steps back to normality, as we are now, that the message becomes finer and more complicated. i hope, pooja, that when you listen to what we are saying tonight, you do get what we are saying. we are saying that if you can't work from home, you should talk to your employer about getting back to work. we mention various sectors, construction and manufacturing and others, scientific

always great having you with us, pooja malik --atul goyal.loomberg exclusively at 11:30 a.m. hong kong time, 1:30 p.m., if you are watching in sydney. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: the united airlines ceo says he remains bullish on the future of aviation despite a crisis he describes as three times worse than 9/11. david rubin side about the way forward. >> as a result of all this, since the results are down dramatically and down so much so that you -- nobody can survive, the federal government as part of the cares act and said we will provide you some money and you have now gotten $5 billion from the federal government. is that right? they have given you a grant and alone. is that correct -- a loan. is that correct? if that is $10 billion that united airlines had and you will give warrants the u.s. government, you have already given some, but is that enough? is $10 billion enough for united, enough money to keep these airlines alive? >> that is the great question of the day, david. we do not know what we do not know. right from the start, when

pooja gehi is the national executive for the national lawyers guild which has been ofering legal assistanceprotests in recent days. thank you for being with us. obviously protests, demonstrations often tipping over into violence, separating out protesters and those who are there to cause trouble and make trouble is obviously a difficult thing to do. being arrested across the united states. what kind of offences are people being arrested for this is nothing new. we've seen police violence against brown and black communities throughout time, and in the united states, a disproportionate criminalisation of those communities and people are just trying to be heard and we are seeing excessive charges being brought against black communities in particular who are protesting on the charges include, and i think this is related to covid and the consolidation of power the state has around stayed home orders and shelter in place orders and shelter in place orders something like that and people are disproportionately being charged the things they are doing. so if people are being disproportionately charge

pooja gehi is the national executive for the national lawyers guild which has been offering legal assistancets. i spoke to her a short while ago. this is nothing new. we've seen police violence against brown and black communities throughout time, and in the united states, a disproportionate criminalisation of those communities and people are just rising up at this moment, they are fed up and they're trying to be heard and we are seeing excessive charges being brought against black communities in particular who are protesting, and the charges include, and i think this is related to covid and the consolidation of power that the state has at this exact moment around stay—at—home orders and shelter—in—place orders, something like that and people are disproportionately being charged the things they are doing. so if people are being disproportionately charged, what kind of support do they need when they are in that system? we, the national lawers guild, is a member—led volunteer —based organisation with chapters all over the country. we are currently doing legal support in around 15 different citi