hi rebecca yes my prediction i think will be the film from iran is called there is no evil it's essentially for short films all dealing with the theme of the death penalty in the psychological toll it takes on iran's executioners now that's why iranian filmmaker mohammad. he is actually he wasn't able to make the premiere of the film because he's not allowed to leave iran and was even banned from making films but he did it anyway and i think the courage of the filmmaker combined with the important themes in this film and not to mention his great filmmaking style it might win over the jury here at the bit in oh yeah i think that's probably good a good pick but for me i go for another film i think it might be a sensation this year could be the 1st time in 20 years an american film wins the battle and all i'm going for never or rarely sometimes always it's a film by an american filmmaker lies a hit man and it's a story about a 17 year old girl who crosses state lines in order to get an abortion without her parents' consent now that makes it sound like a political polemic but it definitely isn'

rebecca: yes. we have got this going on. it's very difficult to predict short-term. a lot of immediate impact from what's happening in blaring through into travel and onwards. that's had a real impact on the oil price, down to $55 a barrel today. that has an immediate feed into company profits. however, that bp statement we heard, as anna said, it is bold, confident, what we needed to hear from that company at this time. as well is the coronavirus, you eft the whole green wall of investors demanding change from companies and this is the right step in that direction. anna: wanted to put up this chart talking about the contrasting ways we have seen basic materials prices rising versus equities. equities stumbled and then restarted a path to new all-time highs, in the u.s. and elsewhere, whereas commodity prices stumbled and then stumbled more. copper in yellow, stocks in white. how does this cap close? do copper and other basic materials recover or do stocks go down? rebecca: this is a market where you always have people looking for an opportunity. copper, oil trading

rebecca: yes and no.he headlines are so difficult in terms of how you quantify that sort of thing. orchids were at a roughly 14 earnings. we do not like to react to headlines. we had levels where we would take risk off short horizon portfolios. headlines, we are not reacting to. market levels, we are watching those. emily: talk to us then about what you think is the most likely scenario and believe you will be operating under as you continue day-to-day business. atecca: the things we look are the things that we know we can measure. u.s. data, consumer related, given that consumer is 70% of gdp. houses are strong. the number of young people under 35 who own homes has popped up to 35%. says they want to own homes. we want to focus on the fundamental drivers. stops said, draw eight particularly in the shorter horizon portfolios. even today, the trend is still rising. last week, we had investor sentiment and extreme optimism levels. now we are back down into neutral. we do have this chart on the bloomberg ter

yes. rebecca lives in this block of flats in central manchester but since the grenfell tragedy injune 2017r the shadow of her building's poor fire safety. there is an assumption that regulations have been there when it was built and there has been sufficient fire safety record throughout so you buy in good faith. when she found out about the unsafe design, she tried to move out, only to be told that her property was worthless. i can't sell unless i sell to a cash buyer at a ridiculously low price. i can't remortgage. the results of a new survey carried out by the greater manchester high—rise task force, which was set up in the wake of the grenfell tragedy, has found that residents just like rebecca are paying a heavy financial toll just for living in unsafe homes and it is having a serious effect on their mental health. it is just a huge strain. the anxiety, every night you go to sleep and you don't know if your building is safe or not. it has a huge impact on hundreds of thousands of us. next week, rebecca and other residents willjoin the city's mayor along with salford city mayor, paul d

yes, rebecca, etc.? good? ok. 1894, united states raises tariffs on cuban sugar. and the response was, cuban resistance to spanish colonization. that starts in cuban people have 1895. been trying to declare themselves independent from the spanish at this point for decades. economic95 the situation is desperate. therefore the spanish used increasingly brutal tactics. so the spanish use concentration camps for cuban resisters. what usually happens to people in concentration camps? >> they die. prof. edwards: yes, they die. some say hundreds of thousands of cubans died in these camps. it's very deadly. this is also widely reported in u.s. newspapers at the time. so americans were well aware of this and americans actually identified with this because to many americans this sounded like u.s. independence. right? americans rising up the british tocap against the british declare their independence. so for a lot of americans this was a sympathetic cause. at the same time, there are u.s. sugar companies that are also invested in sugar production in cuba. it's not that just

rebecca. >>and thank you john yes, we don't have major hot spots in traffic, maybe i'll call the mild spots may yes, all lanes back open this was our earlier crash that happened just before 2 o'clock this morning that had a only one lane open to traffic southbound 1 one in san mateo wright at 3rd avenue but set in the backup we still have an accident standing at poplar avenue and crews are working in that far right lane. so that is why we're still seeing some of the residual delays and backups because of the second accident. and all the traffic trying to clear from the first accident from this morning so to 80's really been a mess in both directions all morning long are down to 80 skews me want to one has been a mess all morning long you want to jump over to 2.80 z or alternate still in the meantime or el camino real for your alternate to get around the closure a quick check of the bay bridge demeanor watt's return on just after 6 this morning. so a little bit later than normal. it is a definite friday light just backed up past the 80 over crossing 13 minutes in the san francisco across the upp

you had executives that michael rebecca was one of those on the nec. some of you responding, yes?, yes? my name isjosh, i am a labour councillor in east london and i stood at the december election in braintree. and on polling day all of my undecideds either went tory or state at home. the campaign was an absolute mess. however exciting the promises, there was no clear message, there was no clear procedure. we have become the nasty party. the country did not trust us. you will claim you are sorry, you will claim you want to improve it. now you will have these bright ideas. you were all in the shadow cabinet. what have you done? what did you do? and where do you thinkjeremy what did you do? and where do you think jeremy went wrong? i don't mind who takes that first. there are a number of issues. we lost trust on a number of issues, anti—semitism being one. are policies were another. 0n anti—semitism, we didn't deal with the problem swiftly enough or robustly enough. why not? there were various problems. i think in terms of the way that we are engaged with ourjewish community groups,

yes, okay, my wif is. isn't e of the hospitals. frazier's wife rebecca tested positive fo nol oronavirus last week each day apart feels like a week. we're back now at the court in hospital in tokyo whe rebeccarazier is and are high so she still has no symptoms of the virus in fact, she's feeling great. >>e frazier's just learned of a plan to evacuate americans on us vernment charter flights. >>so hope all that to myself my husba can hopefully get on that plane progress she's not bothered by the prospect of yet another 14 day she'll be with her huand at t least that's what she thought. so what happened right after we left the hotal. >>the doct came and nig night 10 minutes later. i also brought my test results back and th were positive it's got positive result means she cannoget on that flight or stating i'm so sorry >>there was likea punch in the gu >>and i was so sure is going to come out negative was so sure. news that you're still going f to be separated. for the foreseeable off. >>was devastating really was li we had like a pretty clear picture on ou

yes, okay, wife is. it is in e of the hospitals frazier's wife, rebecca tested positive for novel coronavirus last week each day apart feels like a week.we'rback now at the court in hospital in tokyo where rebecca fraer is and are high so she still has no symptoms of the virus in fact, she's feeling great. >>thfrazier's st learned a plan to evacuate americans on us government chart fligs hope all that to myself my husbnd can pefully t on that plane progress she's not bothered by the prospect of yet another 14 day quarantine in the us at least she'll be with her husband at least that's what she thought. so what happened hospital. r we left the >>the doctor came and night night 10 minutes later. i also brought my test sults back and they were positive it's got a positive result mns she cannot get on that flight anstating i'm so >>there was like a punch in the guy. >>and i was so sure is going to come out negative was so sure. >>so then you get th kind of news that you're still going to be separated. r the foreseeable off. >>was devastating really was like we had like a pretty clear picturen our mind so whas g

yes. >> okay. >> yeah, because my wife is in one of the hospitals. >> reporter: frazier's wife, rebec rebecca, testedr novel coronavirus last week. each day apart feels like a week. we're back now at the quarantine hospital in tokyo where rebecca frazier is. there you are. hi. >> hello. >> reporter: she still has no symptoms of the virus. in fact, she's feeling great. fraziers just learned of a plan to evacuate americans on u.s. charter flights. >> so i'm hopeful that myself and my husband can hopefully get on that plane. >> reporter: she's not bothered by the prospect of yet another 14-day quarantine in the u.s. at least she'll be with her husband. at least that's what she thought. so what happened right after we left the hospital? >> the doctor came in, not even like ten minutes later, i also got my test results back and they were positive still. >> reporter: a positive result means she cannot get on that flight. i'm so sorry. >> it's just devastating. >> reporter: i'm so sorry. >> it was like a punch in the gut. i was so sure it was going to come out negative. i was so sure. >> reporter: so then y

yes. we voted for it, helped for the lobbying and everything, supported charles and rebecca and as soon aswhat you had marriage question what you had marriage and it didn‘t work out? marriage question what you had marriage and it didn't work out7m became quite important to us about a year ago because i had a massive heart attack. without the framework ofa heart attack. without the framework of a construction, it‘s a problem? yes, and in actual fact, of a construction, it‘s a problem? yes, and in actualfact, so of a construction, it‘s a problem? yes, and in actual fact, so wouldn't have been my next of kin, although it was what we wanted, legally she wasn't my next of kin. so there is this legal element to it and we wanted to be partners. the thing is, when it goes into the realms of it‘s a legal issue, it doesn‘t sound very romantic. does it? laughter the day... it was... very good. and the actual ceremony, in a sense didn‘t mean that much to us because we‘d been together. didn‘t mean that much to us because we'd been together. that was first time around. a long time ago. you started datin

rebecca. >>james romney ads for a couple of miles as a matter of fact and so the accident yes, it's in san mateo but we're already starting to see a it backed up well into burlingame you can see the traffic map here the sensors picking up that solid red lines traffic crawling anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour. and it's backed up to getting closer to what that broadway avenue exit in the burlingame area so definitely want to avoid south one to one right at 3rd avenue in san mateo because of that accident instead jump over to 2.80 that's going to be a much better bet for you this morning, i'm not tracking any problems or delays and then you can take 92 back to one oh one getting san mateo a better news here the bay bridge toll plaza look at this looking grave. yes, we do have some backup. >>in the cash lanes but it's pretty minor right now your drive time total under 10 minutes across the upper deck in the san francisco in west that's great and things look good here traffic moving well it's smooth across the flat section and across the high rise only 14 minutes on the san mateo bridge for your

rebecca long bailey who's the corbin east a candidate touted by the mainstream media again. she said progressive patriotism you saw that patriotism as a clue to understanding these last oh yes because what you've got talking to labor voters who deserted us by in large it was the men who do. speaking i'm going to say that and of course a disproportionate of young people in workington because there's not been jobs for years for decades so many of them have spent their time a few years in the army they got a trade there they would call it and there's nothing else nothing else but of course when they go back comb the one thing you know that afghanistan or iraq just doesn't matter they've been there they fought there and it made them even more pottery how to make these super jeremy corbett as. dick a not was the key thing so many labor voters. i believe in their country nothing else to believe. traditionally did nothing to believe in and therefore they were they believed in britain right or wrong some may say that the reason jeremy coleman was able to increase the membership by such a great amount with a be able that never would vote or take part in labor party politics they wer

yes they were kept isolated from others but there are some americans who we've been speaking to for nearly two weeks now, they desperately want to get on the flight. but rebecca was told specifically she did not qualify and she's not allowed. so her husband is still on the diamond princess behind me. he had to tell cdc workers when they knocked on his door he wasn't going. >> i understand. good luck. i hope she does well and other people have been doing really well with this. >> is there any sort of plan how that's going to happen later? >> i don't know. sorry. >> they have no information about what happens to them when rebecca eventually tests negative for coronavirus, she hopes soon and is released from the hospital. they have to spend 14 days of their own dime here in japan and then fly themselves back home and what happens then? as for those americans on those two flights one landed in texas. one passenger told me, boris, she feels like she's serving a prison sentence for a crime she didn't commit. her life still on hold for another two weeks. >> it's unbelievable they have so few answers for these people after they spent so much time in quarantine. >>> d

yes. >> because my wife is in one of the hospitals. >> reporter: frasure's wife tested positive. each day apart feels like a week. >> reporter: we're back in tokyo where rebecca frazure still has no symptoms of the virus. in fact, she's feeling great. the frasure just learned of a plan to evacuate americans on u.s. charter flights. >> so, i am hopeful that myself and my husband can hopefully get on that plane. >> reporter: she's not bothered by the prospect of yet another 14-day quarantine in the u.s. at least she will be with her husband. at least that's what she thought. so, what happened right after we left the hospital? >> not even like ten minutes later i also got my test results back and they were positive still. >> reporter: a positive result means she cannot get on that flight. >> i'm so sorry. >> it's just devastating. >> it was like a punch in the gut. i was so sure that this was going to come out negative. i was so sure. >> so, then to get this kind of news that you're still going to be separated for the foreseeable. >> it was devastating. it really was. like, we had like a pretty clear picture in our minds what was going to happen and it just got

they said no but they said yes to a lot of things as well and they have a whole list of brands on their site. >> how much for this suit? [ laughter ] thanks, rebeccaing north bay. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." >>> i'm reggie aqui from "abc 7 mornings." the primary election is less than two weeks away in california and it's looking good for senator bernie sanders. a new poll found sanders has 32% support from california democrats. former vice president joe biden in second but pretty far behind at 14%. elizabeth warren at 13%.13%.13%. michael bloomberg and former mayor pete buttigieg come in last. >>> good morning, everyone. as you're traveling on highway 101, highway 1, highway 12, low visibility from santa rosa into petaluma this morning. slowdowns across the board, biggest from antioch to hercules, 42 minutes. i thougin that moment. illiant we have not said one word tonight about race. not one word. are you kidding me? the heart and soul of this party is diversity. when a kid succeeds in columbia, south carolina - in las vegas, nevada - that is a triumph for every american. people don't know tom steyer. i've known tom stey