thomas schinecker is the ceo of roche. thank you for joining us this new rapid covid test you are set to launch in europe can be used to diagnose symptomatic and asymptomatic what is your test capable of doing. how do you go by addressing those asymptomatic ones? >> caller: we are very proud to be able to launch another weapon against this pandemic. it is the 10th diagnostic solution we'll be launching. this is an antigen test that we'll be able to test the protein of the virus we include patients that are asymptomatic and not only symptomatic. those that have a higher load than those with the lower load the actual amount we have tested we have testified four times more than you have heard about one of our tests and you heard about the studies. >> can you tell us what you will do about price abbott says their test will be about $5, how about you? >> caller: we have never made a statement about pricing. we have said it would be a fair and ethical pricing. we always said we only make one global price we want to make sure the

roche is working on another antibody test. they want to test whether the vaccines are effective one way of doing that is to test for antibodies they want to see just how many they actually have they need to test after they have the vaccine as well to see how efficient that has been. it is fascinating that this whole industry of creating the antibody tests and treatments has exploded, hasn't it? >> it is no doubt very, very helpful to see how many diagnostic tests are available roche with the 11th dying not tick test. it doesn't help in terms of how long this immunity will last still big questions as to how long it will stick around. >> let's leave the health care story. voters from several italian regions head to the polls on sunday amid the pandemic tuesd tuscany is in focus. it has been a party strong hold since world war ii >> good morning. of course, all eyes are on italy and these elections over this weekend. so 7 out of 20 regions are electing the president let's start with the referendum, which as often happens ends up

nobody picked up roche. left tackle just led him through.e's able to shake away from roche, a big man with strong hands. but he got out of his grasp and bought time, threw it away to live another down. >> chris: 'canes, two sacks but affected the quarterback more often than that. on third and four. they bring some pressure again, and the pass is complete underneath, and met right at the marker. jordan watkins, the freshman receiver. tackle made by jennings. they'll move the sticks. it is a louisville first down. >> kirk: bubba bolden had a heck of a night in that secondary. does a really good job of reading the eyes of the quarterback and understanding where that football is going to be thrown and making tackles in space. >> chris: clock ticking down. 1:08. cunningham again tries to stay alive. is running backwards. lost the football, and the turnover chain will come out for the third time tonight! he was trying to stay alive and make a play, but left the ball out there hanging and zach mccloud came up with it. >> kirk: how fitting for zach

[applause] >> these welcome to the stage 60, lewis of local 59 roche. >> good afternoon. roche. is luis proud to represent our members here today as we introduce former vice president joe biden. these are challenging times. facedan industry have unprecedented challenges and worked together during this pandemic to continue making our products and keep america and the economy moving. we understand adversity and we know that joe biden does too. he understood during our industry's darkest days that the dignity of work is what sustains america. and that our manufacturing industry is key to the american economy. he ran the ottawa calvary -- he ran the auto recovery. that in timesands of crisis like we have now, steady investment in the manufacturing and jobs will keep our economy moving and growing as we find our way out of this pandemic. he understands that our industry has changed that the future of electric vehicles and those jobs being here, are important. he also understands that many of the products our brothers and sisters make in the region will change as technology changes. w

the roche test is significant. is just like the abbott test you'll see a wave of these approvals of these point of care of test that don't need sophisticated machinery to run roche is initially getting authorization in europe for a test but i would expect they will bring it here to the united states pretty quickly. last point this follows a pattern of how fda typically approaches new technology. first platforms they approved here back in february time frame were the pc r platforms used in sophisticated labs then they authorized the energy based tests. the platform the white house uses now they are moving on though to these card based test. the first was the abbott test. other manufacturers are working on these i expect to see those other manufacturers authorized in short order. >> do you think this roche test is transformational? >> i think this agagenre tests . it's a cheap test that can be deployed in schools and workplaces and give a quick result that's highly sensitive and specific you can produce in mass volum

we enter the flu season and there is no more support after the cares act expired on the horizon and roche you know that there have been double dips in 8 out of the last 11 business cycle recoveries so it actually happens more often than not so the chances of a double dip expression if we don't receive our stimulus quickly is quite high without more stimulus and a possible resurgence of coronavirus cases like you said coming this this flu season and you mentioned the ottavio congress has yet to agree on a 2nd stimulus package and even the skinny coronavirus relief bill it failed to get passed 13000000 americans are unemployed thousands of businesses have actually permanently close. billionaire investor mark cuban he's been very vocal about this additional stimulus needed and is even proposing that every household in america they should receive a $1000.00 every 2 weeks for the next 2 months does his plan sound feasible or do you think we'll get any additional stimulus by the end of this year. this plan sounds in time infusing a keynesian framework i don't know where the lists are actually t

officer robinson day roche was shot in the stomach and no recovering from surgery. our prayers are with both of these officers and both of the families, over now 3,000 officers hurt in the summer of, nonviolence according to the media and kamala harris. no mistake, this does not honor the life of breonna taylor. she was an emt and nurse and dedicated her life to saving other people. the senseless violence has got to stop. the shooting, the riots, the arson and the looting is not acceptable and only serves to further suffering of innocent people. for months, prominent democrats have pretty much all but encourage the violence and they stoped to the flames of rage and they bow down to an angry mob. joe biden, you remember police become the enemy. kamala harris had to say about radical demonstrations. >> after the murders of breonna taylor and george and ahmed and so many others, it's no wonder people are taking to the street. >> this movement will not be deterred. will not accept anything else than real substantial substantive solutions. everyone beware because they ar

. >>> the drug company roche received authorization for a test to quickly determine if a patient has coronavirus, or flu. with the flu season approaching, the test is very important because it is hard to deal with knowing if someone has fluor coronavirus on the symptoms. roche is based in switzerland, but they have offices in pleasanton, based in south san francisco. >>> officials say that next week , they expect the county to move to the next tier of the states color-coded system for coronavirus risk. there is a new system for reopening, and right now, santa clara county is in the low tier. in purple. with a widespread risk. napa county will be joined with the red, meaning less risk. santa clara county's coronavirus case rate would mean that new museums, places of worship, movie theaters and indoor dining could reopen, at 25 percent capacity. county officials say that that is not likely. >> the local order is more strict in some areas. there will not be indoor theaters, or restaurants. >> many restaurant owners plan to buy tents, tarps and heaters in order to continue out toward din

maureen and nor roche has says that she and her whole family. >>still can't believe what happened. >>in the doctors are all very positive and optimistic can and they tell me things like we've had sticker walk out of here. he just needs time to when he died it was it was a shock we just didn't think it was going to die that is maureen enter roche and and this is maureen and her husband alameda county sheriff's deputy oscar row champ. >>wednesday will mark 3 months since his death from covid-19. the 2 were high school friends getting married later in life just 7 years ago maureen shared with me that in january the 2 planned to retire. that won't happen now. now maureen is trying to cope with how the 25 year-old veteran of the sheriff's department is no longer by her side. i know oscar lets me for. the person i was very independent strong i was a single mom for many years when times when i start to have a bad day i think. >>you know he the last thing he would want me to do is to be sitting around not taking care of myself it's been very hard for me to put myself first to get up. go fo

. >>> new this morning, the drug company, roche, received authorization for a test to quickly determinea patient has the coronavirus or flu. the company says that with flu season quickly approaching, the new test is important because it is hard to know if someone has the flu or coronavirus, based on just symptoms. roche is based in switzerland, and also owns jeanette ptak based out of san francisco. >>> the coronavirus vaccine may not be available until next year. meanwhile, college campuses are taking more steps to prevent an outbreak on those campuses. reporter lillian will has more. >> reporter: a timeline for coronavirus vaccine now ranges from this fall, until 2021. the cdc told states to prepare for vaccine distribution by early november, thursday pfizer announced it could have results from phase 3 trials by october. but the bho says that it is not expecting widespread vaccination by the fall, instead setting a timeline for the middle of next year. >> this phase 3 must take longer because you need to see how truly protected the vaccine is. you also need to see how safe it is. so,

the congressman roche deserves justice, not justification. colin kaepernick posted this on twitter, but the premise and institution of policing that stole her life from us must be abolished, for the safety and well-being of our people. and warriors eric pascal wrote the fact that i am not surprised scares me. you can weigh in by using the hashtag kpix. >>> new at 5:30, investigators are looking into whether utility equipment from southern california edison sparked a massive wildfire burning in la county. last week the company filed an incident report with the california public utilities commission. the report says it's great experience an issue around the very same time. and near the area where the fire started on september 6. the bobcat fire has scorched more than 113,000 acres and is 30% contained. >>> after being closed for nearly a week due to smoke, yosemite national park has left a reopening date. visitors will be welcomed back to the park this friday, beginning at 9 am. campsites will also be open. however, reservations are required to

rosie i have a question for you from the roche events to the 80 and he says how would this education protect the students from book a home rom especially goals the go child deals with society know what education has to do emphasis on early marriage and then being baby factories and then some and then some and then some rosy how do you deal with that. then i got one of the 1st questions that i asked. how he had integrated security into is designs. but in the village it was if you have your tune you have to go to do a degree we say the so us at least. they all the. researcher by not only hide this is that they have a double fence many of them and. they are mighty curious ritual. cancelable around it's heavily fortified is heavy presence in and so i think that was really you know behind thinking when he decided to concentrate on city because he felt that it was better. than now and then the outlying areas it is true there is a very heavy military presence there in terms of some of the perennial problems they see children around sick girl. children in. nigeria issues that are poverty it'

well for more on the humanitarian situation there i'm joined by john roche in nairobi he oversees the red cross and red crescent efforts in sudan it's good to have you on the program give us an idea of just how bad it is right now and is the worst still to come. yes thank you we've been monitoring this since early june when the forecasts were looking quite bad and i think our worst fears of are coming different and there has been heavy rain since july and recently. 16 out of a king states are now affected and i think from pictures that you would show or. you can watch anywhere and there is mass worker i've heard. this is impacting people houses are destroyed. infrastructure is destroyed and that this will impact on people's livelihoods it's only unfolding as the figures that you that you use. we are going to come much much higher and higher information now is being you have teams out assessing and we i mean if you have 68 out of 18 states this is really just to bring to context this is a country in transition i mean just just just that you need to understand what's happening a transit

germans transport minister shares that view this but you don't see it now we have to move toward a c o 2 roche told that way the topic of c o 2 emissions will play a role in the price of the usage and that way the difference between the propulsion types will be reduced so an alternative drive that is currently more expensive can become more affordable and efficient to use the studio history museum which of the guards the attendees at the reveal event agree that such regulations only make sense for long haulage if they are e.u. wide and that the environment will only benefit if the truck's clean fuel is produced in a climate neutral way today hydrogen fuel is still often generated using electricity from coal fired power plants. on things crisis has taught us is that cities aren't the healthiest of places a lot of people have been fleeing for the suburbs all rule areas but what about the poor old trees that line city streets the pollution from traffic high temperatures from the sun bouncing off all that cement one solution would be heat resistant varieties. history need 60 to 80 liters of water

>when he died it was it was a shock we just didn't think it was going to die that is maureen enter roche and and this is maureen and her husband alameda county sheriff's deputy oscar row champ. wednesday will mark 3 months since his death from covid-19 the 2 high school friends getting married later in life just 7 years ago maureen shared with me that in january the 2 planned to retire. i know oscar lets me for. the person i was very independent strong i was a single mom for many years when times when i start to have a bad day i think. >>you know he the last thing he would want me to do is to be sitting around not taking care of myself. it's been very hard for me to put myself first to get up. go for a walk to eat right get good sleep, you know all the things that everyone tells you to do it's very hard maureen says that her children worry about her. >>and she them. >>my son's devastated my daughter's devastated we're all devastated morning got sick as well with covid the same time that oscar fell ill. >>she says that she is an angry about the virus but wants people to take it seriously

migration crisis i think we should in this changing world we should not be overly defensive in a world roche as europeans would have all reasons to protect and defend our european way of life to shape a model for an economy for a society that will stand up in the competition with autocrats and populists around the world want to pick up a migration policy ursula find a line today called for more unity she wants a true e.u. migration policy i want you to take a listen to what germany's interior minister is saying about the state of european migration policy take a listen. i think everyone must have realized by now that if the european union does not act and formulate an immigration policy that starts an outer borders then europe will repeatedly be faced with an undesirable immigration situation and surely nobody wants that. in this. district europe already has an undesirable migration policy and if we look at the falwell from the maria camp fire again we see it is germany that had to step up and take in. i think what we have been doing and i have been arguing for that last week with a number o

several nights, people coming as far away as alaska, even massachusetts the tension is still ver roches city officials are calling for calm back to you. >> kathy, thank you. >>> in portland a demonstrator caught fire during clashes between protesters and police. we do want to warn you this video is disturbing. in this dramatic video you can see the man run into the street with his clothing on fire after a molotov cocktail was thrown at police medics did treat the man he was later taken to the hospital it's the 100th straight night of protests police say fire bombs were hurled at officers and over 50 people were arrested >>> the u.s. versus julian assange showdown is set to resume today the 49-year-old wikileaks founder is scheduled to appear in a london court for an extradition hearing that was delayed by the coronavirus pandemic american prosecutors have indicted assange on 18 espionage and computer misuse charges, and they are attempting to extradite him for allegedly publishing secret u.s. military documents in relation to chelsea manning for more we turn to nbc's matt bodner live in

that was jane roche ending the report by alex forsyth. as its head of state, is for the island s government and people. the barbadian prime minister has said she wants the country to become a republic by november next year, when it will celebrate the 55th anniversary of its independence from britain. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has this report. when prince harry visited barbados nearly four years ago, he brought a message from his grandmother. he said the people of the caribbean island had occupied a special place in the queen's heart since her visit at the time of its independence from britain in 1966. yet now, it appears, barbados is set to remove the queen as its head of state. after years of debate, the island's prime minister is determined to press ahead. we want to be able to control our own affairs by ensuring that a barbadian child can aspire to be head of state. we believe the only reason it hasn't happened is because this is a vestige our colonial past. without rancour, without divisiveness, we are going to remove

competitors roche and eli lilly expect to share theirs later this month >>> sanofi phase three triale treatment shows no improvement. the drug maker said at this time, they will not be entering the drug to further study. this shouldn't come as a major surprise given their partner revealed similar findings in july this is sanofi weighing in on trials outside of the u.s. astrazeneca in focus today in the u.s., 30,000 adults will be given the potential inauk u lags already in final stage testing in the uk with preliminary results expected shar shares trading .4% higher this morning. >>> maersk announces major restructuring. >>> siemens to announce a spinoff. more than half will be automatically linked to group share holders on the 28th of september. now joining us with more talk us through how the spinoff through the broader strategy and this unit that is set to spin out >> it is a natural step to spin off the energy business. we've seen a successful spin off with health care business where they made the big acquisition in the state for siemens using the balance sheet to be able to actu

. >> let me make sure i understand clearly, these antigen tests are 15-minute tests launches by rochend abbott, by the end of september, we could see the government use these tests as a way to reopen travel >> that's what we are aiming at. perhaps it could take more time. the point is to convince government with a reasonable and safe approach based on testing passengers that could remove the quarantine measures. so we have to see how we implement this testing, one or two tests at departure airport or arrival airport there are a lot of things to be designed and discussed and we are pretty optimistic that we'll convince the government to the safe approach, which is key. >> that's the path you see to reopening the travel market. you've also made assertions as to how the government should focus relief measures on financial and regulatory relief. how much more is needed to protect against further industry failures >> it is a very good but difficult question we have already obtained a strong financial support from government and we are grateful the support from governments around the planet

the fires have destroyed thousands of homes and torched over a million acres >>> more fall outin rochver the death of daniel prude addition to requesting a federal investigation into prude's death back in march. >>> the new york mets are shaking up their ownership investor steve cohen has agreed to buy the team for $2.4 million he will be the second richest only behind only los angeles clippers steve balmer. back to you. >>> i was going to ask you as a trivia question if you could identify any owner than him richer he's going to be richer than 10 baseball owners combined >> or balmer has at least three or four times the amount >> i think balmer is probably richer than all the baseball owners or all the sports owners combined because of the microsoft stock. thank you, philip mena. >>> straight ahead, why one rapid test used in nursing homes getting attention of federal authorities but not in a good way. taking on mcdonalds and the all-day breakfast game the first to launch cinnamon themes breakfast treats. we are back after this ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the big events are back. xfinity is your home for

. >>> roche announcing it will launch the new rapid response test in europe by the end of the month usedn asymptomatic and symptomatic patients diagnoses accurately over 96% of the time >> talks over tiktok have hit a bit of snag centered on whether the coral go rhythms can be included saying those were considered part of the deal until the chinese government issued new restrictions on the export of artificial intelligence technology back to you. >>> back to the markets and the futures markets suggesting strong start to the raiding month will continue today. could it be false optimism with september being historically a tough month. joined now by global director of equity did seems so negative but in the face of the markets. how do we reconcile both >> this may be a bit negative but you can put september in a more positive context. as you were outlining, you see between the dow and the nasdaq, that is a telling story. those leading sides start to recover here we look forward to tomorrow when the services pmi and data comes out. we show that that will be accelerated strength coming throug

susan, you to tell me about roche, they have a new virus test.an: they are launching new rapid covid test and typically yields results in just 15 minutes. now the accuracy rate is pretty high as well, 96%, now it's also reportedly more affordable but the company didn't release or give any prices but roche has applied for emergency authorization by the fda. don't forget abbott labs which cost 5 bucks, they got fda approval just last week as well and the trump administration is buying 150 million of these abbott labs rapid tests for around 3 quarters of a billion dollars and i'm sure that something that roche is looking to do as well. stuart: rapid tests on the way. hundreds of millions being produced fairly soon in place fairly soon? susan: we need it. you need quick test results. yesterday health and human says it comes in 2 and a half days. stuart: not good enough. 30 seconds would be cool. futures, look at that. green across the board especially the nasdaq. will you look at that, up 128 points tat opening bell. not bad. big show ahead, larry ku

well for more on the humanitarian situation there i'm joined by john roche in nairobi he oversees the red cross and red crescent efforts in sudan it's good to have you on the program give us an idea john of just how bad it is right now and is the worst still to come. yes thank you we've been monitoring this since early june when the forecasts were looking quite bad and i think our worst fears of coming to fruit and there has been heavy rain since july and recently. 16 out of 18 states are no effective i think from pictures that you would show or. you can watch anywhere and there is there is massive water at her and this is impacting people houses are destroyed. infrastructure is destroyed and this will impact on people's livelihoods we're only it's only unfolding as the figures that you that you use. are going to come much much higher and higher information now is being god you have teams out assessing and we think i mean if you have 16 out of baking state this is really just to bring to context this is a country in transition i mean just just just that you need to understand what's h

migration crisis i think we should in this change you will we should not be overly defensive in a world roche as europeans would have all reasons to protect and defend our european way of life to shape a model for an economy for a society that will stand up in the competition with autocrats and populists around the world want to pick up a migration policy ursula find alliance today called for more unity she wants a true e.u. migration policy i want you to take a listen to what germany's interior minister is saying about the state of european migration policy take a listen. i think everyone must have realized by now that if the european union does not act and formulate an immigration policy that starts in outer borders then europe will repeatedly be faced with an undesirable immigration situation and surely nobody wants that. in this. district europe already has an undesirable migration policy and if we look at the falwell from the maria camp fire again we see it is germany that had to step up and take in mind. i think what we have been doing and i have been arguing for that last week with a n

the fall >> adam, how do you think about the fact that based on this news that meg just shared on roched the abbott news and the important test that's are coming up for point of care, how is that going to impact your business how much of the overall business is covid-19 testing right now? >> covid-19 testing is a small part of our overall business, frankly. and if you look at labcorp, for 50 years, we were successful with all the testing we do we do 530 million tests a year but 40% of the revenue comes from drug development. we're spending a lot of time and effort working with our colleagues and pharma on vaccines for covid-19 but also on treatments. the so we're very well diversified company h covid-19 is a piece of what we do but by no means is it majority or that significant. >> where do you stand, adam, on back to school and whether people should be going back to school if they actually been tested and is that a plausible scenario any time soon with the capacity that we have in the u.s. >> yeah. i think that we can get people back to school we've seen some instances where it worked

we've set up a relationship with roche so that we can manufacture even more over time.'re well prepared. the data are exciting, they're encouraging and we'll go through the appropriate processes. >> i looked at the study as you point out early data, doctor. 275 patients sick but not hospitalized, average age of 45. now, are those the types of patients that you think would be going and getting these antibody therapy? because 45 years old is pretty young, they're not in the hospital. how do you think this will matter for the average person out there who may get sick or develop some symptoms of covid? >> sure. so, we're developing the drug in three different settings. the setting we're talking about today is treating the outpatient, helping their symptoms go away faster, and hopefully as they were hinting in the data preventing them from going into the hospital or needing more medical care. we're also studying it in household contacts. so if somebody in your family has it and you have an elderly person in that family, we hope we can prevent that person from getting infecte

germany in a position better than others interestingly using roche antigen test swiss company.gree. that's something that would make a big difference again, i don't think water ready to make that widespread that it would be game changing. >> they have to ramp it up. >> exactly i agree. great idea let's get a cnbc news update with one and only sue herera hi, sue. >> hi, wilf, hi, everybody here is what's happening this hour we continue talking about the coronavirus because france reporting more than 13,000 covid-19 cases that's for the third time in six days total cases have risen above half a million the second highest total of any country in western europe. here at home researchers in houston are finding one variation of the coronavirus has become dominant in that city and potentially more contagious but not necessarily more lethal. one of the nation's largest performing arts organizations will stay dark through next september. new york's metropolitan opera has canceled its entire 2020-2021 season new year's eve in new york times square will be mostly virtual affair organizers

couple from eli lily, regeneron, roche and a steroid there. which one looks more promising. if vaccine is not the answer, treatment is >> i'll tart first. these are two different answers to covid-19. if we want our lives to return back to some semblance of normal we'll have to either enact real public health interventions like contact tracing and testing or have a vaccine in place. treatment is really critical to make sure if people are infected by the coronavirus which causes covid-19 that they are not getting extremely ill. most of these new treatments are focused on early coronavirus with symptoms that are light rather than the heavy symptoms that leads someone to hospital. that's good news. they come in a couple of different forms. there are some that sort of beat down the bodies immune response so your body doesn't go into overdrive hurting you while trying to kill the virus. some of them are antibody cocktails that neutralize the virus itself and there are a couple that are approaching phase three, into phase three, in fact, so we'll watch that. all of them have differ

when he died it was it was a shock we just didn't think it was going to die that is maureen enter roche and and this is maureen and her husband alameda county sheriff's deputy oscar row champ. >>wednesday will mark 3 months since his death from covid-19. >>the 2 high school friends getting married later in life just 7 years ago maureen shared with me that in january the 2 planned to retire. that won't happen now. now maureen is trying to cope with how the 25 year-old veteran of the sheriff's department is no longer by her side. >>i know oscar less need for. the person i was very independent strong that was a single mom for many years when times when i start to have a bad day i think you know he the last thing he would want me to do is to be sitting around not taking care of myself it's been very hard for me to put myself first to get up. go for a walk to eat right get good sleep, you know all the things that everyone tells you to do it's very hard maureen says that her children worry about her. >>and she them. >>my son's devastated my daughter's devastated we're all devastated morning g

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the lockdown for families to celebrate the jewish new year, roche or, in small groups indoors. administration has unilaterally reimposed un sanctions on te hra and as it ramps up picture against the islamic republic did the move comes despite opposition from u.s. allies. trey has more. reporter: jon, good evening. despite pushback from security council members the united states has reimposed un sanctions on iran. u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo released the statement this weekend say there will be consequent as for any country that violates the sanctions. this includes adhering to an arms embargo that was set to expire next month as well as they are unable to receive help with their nuclear aspirations. after president trump pulled out of the nuclear iran deal the islamic republic has increased the uranium storage levels well beyond the confines of the agreement. despite this u.s. allies like france, britain and germany have agreed that the u.s. can't unilaterally reimposed punishment on the islamic republic. also, just across the wires this evening the trump administration

. >> reporter: three covid-19 vaccines are in the final phase of their final trials in the thmpy rocheas received emergency authorization from the fda for a test to quickly determine whether it a patient has the coronavirus or the flu. the company says with the approaching flu season, the new test is very important as it is difficult to determine whether or not someone has the flu or covid-19 based on symptoms alone. companies based in switzerland but has offices in pleasanton. >>> there are new reports this afternoon that medical teams from the national guard are helping the staff of sonoma county's largest hospital. santa rosa memorial hospital is dealing with the severe shortage of workers caused by both the pandemic and the northbay wildfires. the press democrat reports that 17 hospital employees recently tested positive for the coronavirus. these national guard members will help with transporting patients, as well as checking their vital signs. >>> state regulators are now shutting down the dental clinic at san quentin. they cited concerns about the spread of the coronavirus withi

and the narrative which finance is based around which is increasingly become this kind of game show roche and. for a period time everybody wins. and then there's you know a number of economists marx keynes and pointed out is eventually all these means go on and the question. to those heavy lobbying by the financial sector on the government to ensure actually that this financial sector growth could continue and governments believe that it was in the interest of the economy because everyone told the monitors and told them that if you had all this liquidity in the system then you must be growing your real economy but actually what was happening within that system rather was that you freed up all this money which was then used to bet on the increases in the value of certain companies and certain shares and of money itself in the system and the people who were doing that betting were not only profiting from it but they were also the only people who were regulating the system so it created a huge unstable and incredibly. equal system in which the rich got very much richer really very fast. for

>when he died it was it was a shock we just didn't think it was going to die that is maureen enter roche and and this is maureen and her husband alameda county sheriff's deputy oscar row champ. wednesday will mark 3 months since his death from covid-19 the 2 high school friends getting married later in life just 7 years ago maureen shared with me that in january the 2 planned to retire. i know oscar lets me for. the person i was very independent strong i was a single mom for many years when times when i start to have a bad day i think. >>you know he the last thing he would want me to do is to be sitting around not taking care of myself. it's been very hard for me to put myself first to get up. go for a walk to eat right get good sleep, you know all the things that everyone tells you to do it's very hard maureen says that her children worry about her. >>and she them. >>my son's devastated my daughter's devastated we're all devastated morning got sick as well with covid the same time that oscar fell ill. >>she says that she is an angry about the virus but wants people to take it seriously

he'll start thursday's 175 kilometre ride from meribel to la roche sur—foron third overall. his nearest rival is taday pog—archer, who is running out of chances to make up ground. and there will be more sport later. there are fewer than fifty days now until america chooses its next president. both main political parties are spending hundreds of millions of dollars trying to win the vote in november. but they could apparently save a lot of time and money by simply consulting some shamans in peru, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. in this part of lima, political polling is completely unnecessary. instead, they rely on incense, some maracas and the odd snake. a sacred ritual designed to eliminate the future and predict the next occupant of the white house. so, who's it going to be? translation: joe biden is there to win. he has everything to win. we have seen that they are attacking him with witchcraft. all peruvian shamans are looking for ways to cleanse so that biden will be the next president of the united states. if you happen to be a biden supporter, you may want to hold o

>> kathy park in roch chetser, new york. thank you so much, kathy. >>> for weeks trump has bet his reelection on telling americans he is the lot and order president. but a slew of polls out this week show that might be a losing strategy. voters chose joe biden over trump when it comes to keeping americans safe and handling race relations. and it's not just the polling. the president is actively trying to take the government backwards on racial equality. this morning, the white house released a memo directing federal agencies to halt racial sensitivity training, calling it divisive and un-american. the law and order message also may not be working because it doesn't reflect the situation on the ground. demonstrators have been overwhelmingly peaceful, and there is new data to prove that more than 93% of black lives matter demonstrations have involved no serious harm to people or to property. joining me now, charlotte altar is author of "the ones we've been waiting for." indicate listen eden is a national correspondent on race

it worked throughout the war to produce exactly enough uranium-235 for one bomb chft dropped on huh roche ma. they couldn't have tested that bomb even if they wanted to because they didn't have enough uranium to do so. but the discovery of plutonium in 1941 by seiborg and wall gave scientists two ways. they had shown that plutonium was an even better withdraw than uranium-235, and if you had two withdraws to make an atomic bomb, then a german scientist has two ways as well. i argue in this book that the manhattan project probably would not have occurred if plutonium had not been discovered at exact ly the right time because it was going to be so difficult in both the united states and in germany to produce a bomb using uranium. but when the u.s. scientists read zed that germans could possibly build a bomb using plutonium, thats' when the manhattan project started. the whole objective was to produce a bomb that could counter the development of an atomic bomb by germany. but to build an atomic bomb using plutonium, as seen in this diagram, you need lots of neutrons. and to this day there's

is some big,r that heavy stocks in health care, novartis and roche are still down a little. sanofi. a lot of health stocks are down fractionally, but they are such heavy stocks that they weigh on the group. let's get the first word news with laura wright in london. laura: breaking news this morning, japan's chief cabinet secretary yoshihide suga has won the race to replace shinzo abe. he's been elected by the ruling liberal democrat party. the group will install suga in a vote. turkey's credit rating has been dumped into junk by moody's, warning of a balance of payments crisis, assigning the lowest grade it has ever given to the country, b2, five levels below investment grade. uk's rule of six comes into place. sharply at aing pace not seen since may according to the institute for employment studies come at u.k. faces twice as many job losses in the coming months than the session following the financial crisis. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. anna:

inmuch like astrazeneca is is inphase trials, roche third phase trials helping to treat people with coronavirusid reduce the need for ventilation from patients with pneumonia and covid. they said they were 44 percent less likely to need a ventilator. receiving a ventilator is a traumatic thing for the body. you can reduce the need for that, it makes the recovery much easier. approved still to be by any health authority, but this is positive news. >> thank you very much. dani burger with stocks to watch. there are plenty of stocks to watch. we were hearing about erickson, exchanges. iso, we understand apollo interested in perhaps buying that plastics business. not long an independent listed business. -- to create the biggest spanish lender. this is another step within the spanish sector. it asks when we will get the cross-border deals. thenow, we get more on spanish and spanish combination. coming up, the market european futures fairly flat. u.s. teachers flat. we will bring you the market open next. this is bloomberg. ♪ one -- anna: one minute to go the start of equity trading. the trump admini

that was jane roche ending the report by alex forsyth.nutes. lancashire, excluding blackpool, is expected to be under further restrictions. our correspondent mairead smyth is in preston when do we expect to hear more detail about what is going to be happening? we expect this detail to come through at around 11 o'clock this morning. we have heard from the health secretary, matt hancock, en brea kfast health secretary, matt hancock, en breakfast earlier today. he explained that the necessity was to try to curb the increasing rise of coronavirus cases across the country. here in lancashire, we have got number two and number three in the top ten of areas worst affected by rises in coronavirus. the rate is at 144 per 100,000 of the population. clearly, because for concern here. what remains to be seen is whether or not the measures that come into effect here will exactly mirror what has been brought in in the north—east. that is where they have imposed a curfew on pubs and they have imposed a curfew on pubs a nd restau ra nts they have imposed

the mayor of roch, new york, fires a police chief two weeks ahead of his planned retirement. mayor warren reviewed ron singletary's handling of daniel prud's death in police custody. this initial look has shown that we have a pervasive problem in the rochester police department. one that views everything through the eyes of the badge and not the citizens we serve. >> mayor warren is asking the doj to ask how prud's case was handled. >> it's being called a major step in the coronavirus. discovered part of an antibody that neutralizes the virus that causes covid-19. researchers at the university of pittsburgh say they have created a drug using the small molecular. the university has been highly effective in tests on mice and hamsters and can potentially treat and prevent the virus in humans. keep you updated. the pittsburgh steelers showing their strength on monday night football. the team standing for the national anthem while holding a banner against racism. they also got a big boost from big ben's return. >> roethlisberger on third and 4. fires to the end zone it's caught my

that was jane roche ending the report by alex forsyth.but now, the weather with chris. we are looking at long spells of sunshine today, it isa at long spells of sunshine today, it is a tale of two sunrises, the first from south la narkshire, is a tale of two sunrises, the first from south lanarkshire, still conditions, barely a breath of wind. further south—east, in felixstowe, it's been windy enough to entice the kite surfers out and about and that means it's quite windy. still looking at the pressure chart, low pressure near spain, high pressure over the uk, the low pressure moving closer, tending to squeeze the isobars closer, bringing a zone of stronger winds to east anglia, southern counties of england, the southern counties of england, the south midlands, southern parts of wales as well. around the headlands of the southwest we probably get gusts of 40 miles an hour, but you can see the extent of the sunshine, the wind just knocking the edge off the wind just knocking the edge off the temperatures are little in the south. the far no

the word roche doesn't mean you, the word is the head of the year.in god and each of our individual purposes in this world. rather than being a typical new year atmosphere, a party, thejewish new year atmosphere is one of introspection, prayer, specialfamily atmosphere is one of introspection, prayer, special family gatherings with special foods and in the synagogue itself it is almost like a wa ke synagogue itself it is almost like a wake up call. there is a rams horn thatis wake up call. there is a rams horn that is sounded. it is very important for people to hear and even people who do not regularly attend the synagogue, the one day a year they will come in one of the two days they will come will be rosh hashanah, two days they will come will be rosh hasha nah, the two two days they will come will be rosh hashanah, the two days of rosh hashanah, the two days of rosh hashanah, tonight through to sunday and the day of atonement. there will be lots of changes this year and the family homes and synagogues. yes, everything is change. like i said, it is