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we will speak with a mild technologist at raymond james -- bio technologist at raymond james. ♪ vonniebloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn in new york. along with amanda lang in toronto. china's president xi jinping upmises it the country comes with a coronavirus vaccine, it will share it with the rest of the world. earlyould help diffuse criticism to their response to the disease. mid may, they had five being tested. more than 2000 people were enrolled in phase two trials. china would distribute the vaccine partnered with the world health organization and a global nonprofit organization. it is not certain how long that would take. in 2018, chinese vaccine makers markup cutting corners and that gave the industry a bad reputation, and other countries have to agree to allow phase three testing. if the where they see vaccine keeps people free of the infection. let's bring in somebody who knows a lot about this, dr. steven seedhouse, biotechnologist at raymond james. talk to us about where the u.s. is relative to china, and whether they are in a parallel race or separate races entirely. i

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raymond james. the freemafoundation.y judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from new york city, i'm trevetreve. encouraging news from a testr coronavirus vack seep. laura: as the u.s. death toll 09,000.es and all 50 states plan to reopen -- 90,000 and all fu 50 states plan to reopen. hydroxychloroquine as a e drug preventive measure. he claims it can help coronavirus patients, though it isn't backed up by thecience. signs of normal life in italy after months in lockdown. people can once again visit cafes. but shopping isn't quite the same. >> everybody com in has the temperature checked. staff use an app tohe show t how many customers are in the store at any one time. laura: plus a world class muan takes his talents to the backyard, making lockdown a bondsing experienc with the neighbors. -- bonding experience with the neighbors. for all of you watchi

raymond james. the freeman foundation.y judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. america." boom times to heartbreaking bust , 20 million americans lost their jobs last month, as the coronavirus laid waste. revisiting america's other medical crisis, how the battle against opioids has been made more complicated by covid-19. charges filed in the killing of an unarmed black man in georgia, a case that has inflamed passions nationwide. ♪ anchor: prince charles among those leading tributes for the end of the second world war. the queen also marked the occasion. >> many people lay down their lives inhat terrible conflict. they fought so we could live in peace, at home and abroad. ♪ anchor: for all you watching on pbs and around the globe, weome to "bbc world news america." today's snapshot of the u.s. unemployment was for the record books. the rate sword it to its highest level since the greatression in april

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raymond james. the freeman foundation.y judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> this is "bbc world news america." i'm reporting from new york city. i'm laura trevelyan. jobless and homeless, with 33 million americans unemployed, new york subways, a haunting symbol of the impact of the pandemic. coronavirus once a day after a white house eight tested positive. mr. trump says he does not have covid-19. germany is cautiously reopening its economy amid worries about a second wave of infections. plus, life under lockdown. the story of a person who lives crammed in new york, but a big change is coming. >> i just committed to cornell. well, i'm probably abouto cry. ♪ laura: for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "bbc world news america." every thursday, the staggering impact of the coronavirus outbreak on the american economy is revealed. 3.2 million americans filed for unemployme

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raymond james. the freeman foundatiby.dy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. anchor: this is bbc n worlds reporting from new york city. it came back toife. how states across america are loosening lockdown measures threat to public health.ssible at the white house, president trump announces that remdesivir has been approved for use in coronavirus patients. officials have said the d cases. posive results in some addressing the allegations, former vice president joe biden assaulting and aide 30 years ago. plus, paradise without people. how spain is struggling to get its tourism sector back in. business ♪ for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. as we head into the weekend, more than 30 u.s. states are at least partially reopening their economies, after federal guidelines on social distancing pired at midnight last night. it is a high risk test of whether the outb

raymond james. the freeman foundation.y judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. america." reporting from new york city, on laura trevelyan. with more than 90,000 americans died in the coronavirus outbreak, president trump dials down by taking the drug hydroxychloroquine. president trump: this is an individual decision to make, but it's had a great reputation. it was someone other than me people would say it's smart. laura: sweden's unusual coronavirus strategy. undid the y failed to protect the elderly? how coronavirus is making education more unequal. i have been finding out how new york city'st needies students are coping with remote ling. laura: for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to "wod news america." united states has crossed to milestones. there are now more than 1.5 million infections nationwide, and more than 90,00edpeople have the president claims he has been taking

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raymond james. the freeman foundation.y judy and peter pursuing solutions for america's neglecteneeds. and by contributions to this pbs station om viewers like you. thank you. america."reporting from new yori am laura trevelyan. president trump changes course on disbanding the coronavirus taskev force, saying he knew it was so popular. this comes amid warnings at the outbreak is just beginning in the u.s. and brazil, the out break is the latest threat to neighborhoods agued by poverty and violence. the president's handlingrof the crisiskes an angry reaction. polluted parts of california and why people there feel they areba rollinck environmental protections. for all of you watching on pbs and around the globe, welcome to world news america. president trump has reversed course and will keep the task force in place indefinitely. mr. trump n says tion is battling a crisis worse than 9/11 and pearl harbor. en so, more and more u.s. meeting the federal guidelines, which say coronavirus infections should be declining for at leas

i'm convinced what's happening with a lot of these stocks raymond james, i don't know how much they manage, but i'm sure they sold all their spirit before they came on and said, hey, get out of spirit guess what they look like geniuses. it's a self-fulfilling prophecy and i'm sitting here with tg global and i'm getting murdered by it. so i do think the airlines and the cruises are going to come back i really do. when they do, who knows? but i don't think spirit is going out of business. i don't think boeing is going out of business and i don't think norwegian is going out of business and they're all trading so low that you will get four or five extra money eeventually an even if one or two go out of business and you diversify you will still probably make money. >> hey, dave, it's guy thanks for being here. to answer your first question, there's supposed to be some sort of firewall between research and trading that sort of keeps those types of things from happening, number one number two, you're in a very emotional person which makes you fantastic, but being emotional and trading is very di

paul reilly, ceo of raymond james.actually sought record increases when it came to cash balances and that caused me to wonder why are your clients behaving a lot like warren buffett and why is it that they are hoarding cash? great to be with you even remotely. i think a lot of the clients have felt -- a lot that went to pure cash instruments both for liquidity and also because of government insurance that they cannot get a money market types of funds. >> speaking of government insurance, something interesting about your client space is that these are private clients. if they are not putting money to work in this economy, how do we get the economy to kickstart? paul: there is an awful lot of weight and see. willhole virus and what the return look like leaves uncertainty. people fall into two camps. up, if theally open consumer comes back and the opening up goes without pause and people get back to work and the star earning and spending money, the economy will start recovering. if that does not happen, many businesses wi

savanthi syth of raymond james.s is bloomberg. ♪ mark: a grim milestone in the coronavirus pandemic. the number of infections worldwide has doubled over the past month and has now topped 5 million. accounts for almost one third of the cases. experts believe the actual count is higher than the official numbers has covid-19 has proved difficult to detect and track. the official death toll is a more than 328,000. u.s. fatalities have topped 93,000. president accounts for almost oe third of the trump is set to vit the ford motor company's ventilator facilities in detroit today. the big question is if you will wear a mask. the automaker has required everyone at its facilities where a mask at all times. the president has been noncommittal on the question. his visit comes a day after he threatened to withhold funds over michigan's mail and valid effort. china is expected to tighten its grip on hong kong with a new security law to curb separation, sedition, foreign interference and terrorism. that's according to hong kong n

let's talk now about lululemon holding up despite the market shares hit a new all time high as raymond james raises its prices what's the story today, weiss? >> well the story is that i'm long in it after i sold it, i realized i made a big mistake and i went back in. i wear lululemon i went on the site to try to buy some things. nothing is available there are no more sale items than there typically were. when the company last spoke to us, same store sales were up 20%. their wear has become the new office wear for home anybody i talk to as you do in formal survey is buying more, repleni replenishing they have a mode around their business there's no koch ticompetition ie upper end. i think it plays perfectly their website is great and the company is doing extremely well. i also believe it's ahead of itself on a price basis. i think it plays out for while and continues to march higher. >> it's such a unique retailer in this environment. if you get back to normal is, you have a winner and in a work from home environment where you want to be comfortable, you have a winner and in a work from home

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. >> financial services firm raymond james.upporting social entrepreneurs and their solutions to the world's most pressingroblems-- skollfoundation.org. >> the lelson foundation. committed to improving lives through invention, in the u.s. and developing countries. on the web at lemelson.org.up >>rted by the john d. and catherine t. macarthur foundation. committed tojuuilding a more , verdant and peaceful world. more information at ma wound.org >> ah the ongoing support these institutions: >> this program was made possle by the corporation fo public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: covid-19 lockdowns are loosening in more countries tonight. but, others are seeing new spikes of infections, with more than 260,000 deaths worldwide, including nearly 73,000 in the u.s. stephanie sy begins our coverage of this day. >> reporter: it's an unprecedented sign of the times. new york city's normally round- the-clock subway service ground to a halt in the earning hours so cr

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