jennifer rohn, thank you.nce,drop is in new york city, limited attendance of elementary students. the little kids, maybe, in new york city go back to school, unbelievably this near final day of september. coming up, on the american labor 8:00 hour. the this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ is "bloomberg surveillance." mcafee files for an ipo, part of a software boom in listings this year. it used to be a unit of intel. majority of the country in 2016. its on lithium in nevada to build its own batteries. it dropped a plan to buy a mining company. thousands of workers in jpmorgan's consumer unit can work from home a little longer. they have been told they do not need to come back to the office until next year, ato their mortgage operations. bank seniors happen order to come back to work. francine: thank you so much. this is what the market is looking at. we are definitely range bound. tom keeps on saying that there is not going -- not a lot going on in the market, and i do not disagree. there may be a bit of note of a strength

to answer all your questions, we'rejoined by jennifer rohn, who is a cell biologist at university collegeby the prime minister last night override local restrictions, or do local restrictions, or do local restrictions still apply?|j restrictions, or do local restrictions still apply? i think local restrictions tramp the overall restrictions, so the basic pecking order is there are the restrictions for the country and then superimposed on those will be any local restrictions imposed because an area is a hotspot. right, that's clear. let's move on. jennifer, this one from tony, who says the government is pursuing a strategy of using lockdowns and other restrictions to contain and suppress this virus. my question is how others prevent the virus flaring up again once the restrictions are eased? unfortunately, once you ease restrictions the virus will flare up again, as long as it is still circulating at the levels it is now. so until we get the virus under control of public health measures or a vaccine, every time we lift up the brakes, the virus will surge back. this is the nature of viruses

joining us will be cell biologist at university college london — jennifer rohn and university of cambridge. the 44—year—old became ill on a russian domestic flight last month and airlifted to germany ina coma. we spoke to our berlin correspondent, jenny hill, who gave us the latest. the hospital have told us he is expected to make a full recovery. he‘s been here for a month. the doctors say he no longer needs inpatient acute which is why they are discharging him today. they are making this statement with the full agreement with him and his wife. as you‘ve mentioned, they are hesitant to say what long—term effects the poisoning might have because it‘s too early to gauge those but mainly, they expect for recovery to be possible. it‘s been a difficult road to recovery. we know this from some of the social media posts from him and members of his team over the last few days. it‘s only been a fortnight since he came out of in an induced coma and he‘s posted about the difficulty pouring himself a glass of water or climbing the stairs because of difficulty controlling his legs and hands. he‘s talk