the sun looks ahead to what it calls ‘red better days‘ as the paper reports the prime minister wants back to work after the late may bank holiday. the independent asks the question, did hancock really pass the test after it was announced the government had provided over 100,000 tests today. the mirror leads with what it calls the virus class divide, saying covid—19 kills people in poorer areas at twice the rate of those in wealthier ones. so let's begin... john patiently will johj say fiefiba” ' johj say we talk; gm sf . sf johj say we if”- .: grfv we if . if iohj sa bi“ ' johj say we if”- .: ,‘ that e if . if johj say we agofljer: stay 1at e if . if a re are for the next - weeks, the next - to eks, the next- to see more ”eole to co back encouraging more people to go back to work. i think there's a nervousness about if we start lifting these restrictions too quickly, will he see a rise in cases again ina quickly, will he see a rise in cases again in a second piece? —— second peak. people are quite used to the stay messages, even though there are some problems. some people aren't in a gr

days. the fever will go away and the rashes would start getting better. but after five days, march 13, she was actually getting worse. >> zara had rashes, swelling, red eyes and a high fever. dr. patel says while the symptoms of kawasaki disease mimic coronavirus, more research is needed before we'll know for certain if one causes the other. >> right now, doctors aren't positive if they are linked to coronavirus or if it's some type of association that might just be happening because of the time. >> it's unclear if her condition is the same illness that's affecting children in several states, including new york. she is now home and feeling well. >>> it is a mask. >> zoom calls with preschoolers. these tustudents are deaf or ha of hearing. and next, see the >>> for the first time since the pandemic started a disney park is back ohm. shanghai disney land sold out of tickets in minutes. etch has to wear a mask, pass through a temperature screening and maintain social distancing. disney is the parent company of abc 7. >>> it will be a while before local schools reopen. a group of oakland students created a music video with a simple but powerful message for pr

red ink. we've cleared under that 5,800 level. it is a rough day for uk stocks that has been one of the better performers this week 1.5% down for the german stocks. 1.8 extent of losses in france and contained in the italian market >> in terms of stocks, zurich insurance expects casualty claims to rise this year after taking a $280 million hit. expecting the impact to be, quote, a 2020 earning event and the gross written premiums up 7% than before. telling cnbc the performance remains strong and added that the virus would hinder growth. >> we've been talking about strong delivery. because of obvious reasons, the conversation would be dominated. that will have impact and growth for the remainder of the year. we expect to see rate continue to improve and the profitability will continue to rise given the challenge of capacity. the economic circumstance will have an impact on business driven by activity we are expecting we'll see overall premium volume to be flat to slightly down overall. >> lloyd's of london has predicted losses over the insurance industry indicating the industry underwriting will reach $107 billion. this will be on p

day of the month. this after u.s. markets finished in the red yesterday. for the month, the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 up betterhan 4% on the month. as you can see, yesterday's close was a decline of 147 points. global markets this morning also showing weakness, concerns over beijing's actions against hong kong's freedoms and how the world will react leading to losses across the board. european indices down, fq100 down 57, cac in paris down 35, and the dax index in germany lower by 104. consumer prices in the eurozone coming in at one-tenth of a percent for the month of may, a four-year low, well below the european central bank's target of almost 2%. in asia markets were mixed. investors are waiting to hear what president trump has to say. he's holding a news conference this morning about china. we're expecting it to be china deedeepening its grip on hong kg and actions to be taken as a result of that. history will be made at this year's boston marathon. cheryl casone with the details. cheryl: for the first time in hits 124 year history the boston marathon has been canceled. the race was supposed to be held apr

better in relative terms. by the time you get to election day, as you can see from the red dot just after the spike period, we'rere in the 11%, 12% unemployment rate, probably. people are going to be going to the polls voting with that number in front of them. yes, it will have declined from much higher numbers, but it is still vastly higher than the number any president has had to go to the polls and face. here's the worrisome thing bt. if you look at the congressional budget office, which is an impartial organization, they are looking for it to take years and years and years for unemployment to get back to anything looking like where we were before all this started. in fact, when you get out -- you have to get out to 2029 or 2030 to see unemployment rate even in the low 4%, according to the cbo. long way to go. we'll see how it unfolds. we could be looking at unemployment levels that we have not been used to for a very, very long time, for a very, very long time. lastly, let's look a the impat t on the election, potential impact, and what is happening in the states. the dark blue bar, third down, shows our cur