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translation: it's difficult to believe that some would rather play a game of russian roulette with the population. the indifference to death is unseemly. it is a crime of responsibility. a criticism that many direct at the president himself. jair bolsonaro once again spend the weekend railing against social distancing and flouting rules set by his own health ministry. in rio, the health system is at breaking point. field hospitals are filling up fast. so, too, are the morgues. doctors warn the next few weeks will be critical. i have never seen anything like it. i got covid—19 — i don't actually know anyone who hasn't been contaminated, but everyone has gone back to work. "stay at home," the favelas are asking people. rio‘s poor neighbourhoods are some of the most violent in the world. but covid—19 is now a much bigger killer than crime. this weekend, rio‘s streets were still buzzing, despite a lockdown, but its beaches will be deserted for some time yet. katy watson, bbc news, brazil. let's take a look at some of today's other news. football, and celtic have been confirmed as scottish

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there's no way to find out who's got it, if we are asymptomatic or not we are just playing russian roulette. >> reporter: right now, santa clara county's health order extends until may 31 and there has been no change, no lifting or easing of restrictions. >>> we are keeping an eye on capitol hill this evening where the house is expected to vote on another massive relief package the measure is backed by how speaker nancy pelosi, but if it passes it will hit a roadblock in the republican-led senate. we go live at the white house to find out more. >> reporter: as we've heard all week, the senate says they have plans once they receive the bill, they are calling it quote dead on arrival, meanwhile the president and some republican lawmakers have signaled that they are willing to work out some sort of agreement down the line. meanwhile the president is working to sure up more efforts to fast-track a coronavirus vaccine. president trump held an event to honor americans who went above and beyond during the coronavirus pandemic. before heading to camp david for the weekend. >> we have a lot of discu

no, roulette doesn't have chips. go. >> dana: greg, we will go to the president now, here is the president. >> pres. trump: the governor of colorado and the governor of north dakota, two fellas working very hard, harder than they thought they would have to work, two distinguished senators you know very much, senator gardner, who you know, and -- say hello, say hello. >> thank you. we appreciate the invitation and of course, appreciate all the support you are giving us and leadership of our governors. >> pres. trump: yeah, and that is what we're here for, to do that and to talk about, we just came up with a new list on testing, cracked 10 million tests, which is here. like to show that to everybody. 10 million. we set all-time record by far. if you look down here, these are other countries that have not done anywhere near what we're doing. we're double, if you add them up and double them, weave done more tests. i can't get the press to print that, unfortunately, they don't want to print it. i want to thank the governo

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than 4,000 people and the sounds of the 800 slot machines spitting out coins, the clickety clack of roulettethe problem is that even when casinos are allowed to reopen their doors, until tourists feel safe enough to board planes in order to walk through them, they will remain varying degrees of empty. nobody's ever been through this before. so we have all these analysts and stuff saying it will take 1.5 to two years to recover, but this has never happened. but, quite honestly, 30% of those people could lose their jobs permanently. las vegas is starting to reopen. there are already scenes reminiscent of the lives we used to live and further preparations are under way. well, you can see the lights are on. we are testing. we're making sure that everything is operable, or operating. we're testing new equipment. we will be fogging the area every day, almost like ghostbusters—style, with disinfectant. and our staff, we're preparing and training our staff to wear ppe, to make sure they are all safe. it's tight, but we're still in business. elvis impersonators are squeezing back into their jumpsuits

translation: it's difficult to believe that some prefer to subject the population to a game of russian roulettece to death is unseemly. it's a crime of responsibility. traffic jams have returned, despite authorities‘ efforts to dissuade people from commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country is running out of options to tell people to stay at home, at the time when it is needed the most. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paolo. earlier i spoke to dr paulo lotufo — a professor of medicine at the university of sao paulo, and asked whats happening with the lockdown in brazil. in brazil, the lockdown is partial, it's not working exactly as in other countries, so you have social isolation, that is partial, and most problems in brazil that you are fighting, against the coronavirus and against the federal government. president bolsonaro is fighting against the national health system. he fired the minister of health and he's denying the pandemic. today, he joined supporters in front of the pres

translation: it's difficult to believe that some would rather play a game of russian roulette with they. a criticism that many direct at the president himself. jair bolsonaro once again spend the weekend railing against social distancing and flouting rules set by his own health ministry. in rio, the health system is at breaking point. field hospitals are filling up fast. so, too, are the morgues. doctors warn the next few weeks will be critical. i have never seen anything like it. i got covid—19 — i don't actually know anyone who hasn't been contaminated, but everyone has gone back to work. "stay at home," the favelas are asking people. rio's poor neighbourhoods are some of the most violent in the world. but covid—i9 is now a much bigger killer than crime. this weekend, rio's streets were still buzzing, despite a lockdown, but its beaches will be deserted for some time yet. katy watson, bbc news, brazil. the first ‘super cyclone' in the bay of bengal since 1999 is bearing down on bangladash and the north east of india. forecasters say cyclone amphan has wind speeds in excess of 200 kmh

. >> it's russian roulette. >> reporter: jody spiegel is an attorney who advocates for residents of assisted living homes. she says the state needs to provide more protection for residents, not less. >> we are giving facilities an incentive -- a tremendous financial incentive to accept these residents at the same time that we relax the regulations that protect the health and safety of these residents. so it's just a recipe for disaster. >> it just makes no sense. >> reporter: mike wasserman, president of the california association of long-term care medicine, says skilled nursing homes are struggling to deal with covid infection and questions why the state thinks assisted living homes with little or no medical care are prepared. >> this guidance scares the daylights out of me. this only can lead to bringing the virus in to assisted living facilities and group homes, where it may not already exist. >> reporter: the state stresses in the notice that staff and infected residents must be kept apart. but the social service agency hasn't responded to our questions about how it will ensure that happ

. >> this is not playing russian roulette. this is playing with a gun that's fully loaded and cocked. >> reporter: the original pancake house in norco, california, is defying its state's orders, re-opening its dining room with workers wearing gloves and masks, and blocking off booths to create space. >> our employees and businesses literally are living paycheck to paycheck on a best-case scenario. you can see the dining room right now. we're decently busy. >> reporter: at least 48 states now easing restrictions, though in at least five of them, the number of new cases is on the rise. the governor of texas sending a task force to amarillo after a dramatic surge in cases stemming from meat-packing plants. the state now recording its deadliest 48 hours so far. in ohio, where restaurants can now re-open outdoor areas, this cincinnati bar's patio quickly filling up on its first night back. >> and they're off. >> reporter: and tonight in neighboring kentucky, an institution having to adapt. >> we wanted to do this in a very responsi

the second roulette looks like he broke is that he travelled across the country during lockdown.d you're certainly not allowed to stay overnight. it looks like he broke those two rules. number ten latched onto this comment by the deputy medical officer in which she actually made a week after... two weeks after, sorry, dominic cummings went to durham. it isn't actually written in the guidelines, as far as we have been able to see. as an excuse, it looks at the very best like he bent the rules. but it comes down to is what the public will be thinking about the public will be thinking about the spirit of those rules and how it looks like what is happening now is that it looks like what is happening now is thatitis looks like what is happening now is that it is one set of rules for them, and everyone has been co nsta ntly them, and everyone has been constantly praised by the government for staying at home and put texting the nhs and most vulnerable people from this disease,, one set of rules for them and one set for dominic cummings. to avoid any such perception, others have resigned

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dagen: i just wanted to point out, jim, i conlat conflated crd roulette.ing to let kelly talk. kelly: i was wondering about that, dagen. what do you think about demand? i can see on the one hand you've got people who have lost their jobs, maybe people a little nervous to go out in public at first. but then on the other, you have people who have not been spending a lot of money, maybe, they've been at home, not going out. and in some ways, casinos, some of the games really are socially distanced anyway. you're not sitting that close at a black jack table because you don't want to have people see each other's hands. >> yeah, i think to dagen's point, certainly a game like roulette or craps where you really have on top of each other, that is a much different environment. we can create safety at a black jack table where normally there's eight positions per table, we're basically reducing that in half and then if a guest feels more comfortable, there are plexiglass dividers. but i think in general, the slot customer, that is more of an isolated situation. i thi

--uestion came in from julie from joey roulette. negotiations to fly a russian cosmonaut on crew dragon and when do you expect to lock down a deal? >> the answer is yes. those are discussions we are continuing to have within the international partnership. up to this point, we have been purchasing seats from our russian colleagues, flying on their russian soyuz vehicles. we are working in a direction to come up with a different arrangement, if you well, that will allow us to fly on each other's vehicles and ensure that it any given time we have somebody represented on the russian segment and the u.s. segment regardless of the vehicle carrying people to station. those are active, ongoing discussions. i anticipate those discussions are going to continue to progress forward, especially as we continue to see more successes with these missions, with steve, kathy, and the commercial crew program. certainly those are active discussions. we will continue to head in that direction. >> thanks. next question is from marina korin. >> can you hea

no way to find out who is got it or if they are asymptomatic or not, and we are playing russian roulettehe santa clara county public health department said there is no change to the stay- at-home order lasting until may 31st, two weeks from tomorrow. >>> google maybe facing an antitrust lawsuit from the u.s. justice department and state attorney general as soon as this summer. the sources said that the parties are well into planning litigation and centered on the google online advertising business is, and how they use their dominant search business to stifle the competition. this attorney general bill barr said back in march he wanted a final decision on the investigation by the summer. >> we reached out for google to comment but have not heard back. >>> california is rejecting the spacex request for $665,000 in subsidies and the state panel turned down the request citing a recent threat by ceo elon musk to move tesla out of the state. one member pointed out it could be different company but they have the same executive running them both, and that the statements do not instill confidence

how have they figured out a roulette wheel, any of it? >> can i answer just as many of those questions as i want? can i pick and choose, brian? what are the rules here? >> sure. >> so here's what's going to happen, and this is the real issue is that nobody knows. it's interesting that you mention the unions because they're not buying into what this plan is for the casinos to reopen on june 4th without more protections for their workers. the governor, as you mentioned, canceled that press briefing, but just as you came to me, he released his prepared remarks, and he's going to have a press briefing in a few minutes. because of my loyalty to brian williams, i am here telling you what those remarks are and letting my reporters cover that briefing. he is going to say that the gaming control board, which regulates gaming in this state, is going to present guidelines tomorrow. we already pretty much know what those guidelines are, brian, and they're what you might expect. social distancing, so many people in the place at one time. they're going

roulette of reuters. >> have you heard from your russian counterparts? i know kirk mentioned the international partners reached out to nasa. and for elon musk, with the success today for spacex, have you heard from your boeing counterparts? talked to my counterpart but i've seen his public comments. he was overwhelmingly congratulatory towards nasa and spacex and he made some comment about how it is like flying and iphone. i know i've made similar comments as well. but he did express that this is an exciting day not just for us but also for them. they believe in the partnership and so i think it will remain strong. >> the trampoline is working. [laughter] an inside joke. [laughter] fromr next question comes marcia dunn. your company president said right before liftoff that she -- super nervous. stomach and throat. can you talk about your emotions to feelings leading up liftoff and especially making it to orbit safely. thank you very much. >> was that to me or to elon? think it was for elon. >> elon, please. >> could you repeat your question? >> yes. said

opening up of the country and unfortunately, we are going to have to play a little bit of russian roulette, we'll have to watch the numbers like we did back in february and march, hopefully this time we won't see the dramatic increases if growth. as you know, we have had projections that have been done that suggests that's exactly what we're going to see. a little bit of a gamble here with people's lives. >> again, there's some form of reopening happening in these states. every time i look at these rules that are in place in these states, vast majority they're reopening, they're capping capacity, only 25% of the normal occupancy can go in there. same thing for a restaurant. restaurants, outdoors only, connecticut is doing. employees must have masks. customers must have masks. as we have this conversation about reopening, is there assumption the debate around this, flinging the doors open, people coming out of their houses going in, whereas the reality on the ground with all of these restrictions in place in these states, a chance that it's not risky as the debate given the level of restric

roulette table, 16 people on both sides in the old days. in the future, six.o you like playing blackjack? still can. but instead of three feet apart, tables will be six feet apart. instead of having seven players, for tee weeks casino has been reconfiguring this floor, moving machines around, taking them away. 500 gone at this point. when they open, they'll have about half the machines that they used to. fewer tables, fewer customers. do the prices go up? >> not in this economy, no. >> reporter: bottom line, it's all a gamble. but then again, we are in a casino. cache creek has not yet said when they plan to reopen. at cache creek, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> here's the ruler -- or he's the ruler of a small fast food empire in the bay area and he's hoping to make a difference. >> if they can benefit so much, just trialing to give back. >> how a local mcdonald's franchise owner is going from happy meals to help for frontline workers. >>> here's a live look at the emeryville cam there. much smokier san francisco sky line than yesterday. very beautiful out the

told the bbc -- "it is hard to believe that some prefer the population to be subjected to russian roulette. indifference in the face of death is unseemly." this is sao paulo governor joao doria. economy isy of the not quarantined, it is the pandemic. tohave to beat the pandemic rescue the economy, the national economy and also here in sao paulo. that is why we have to provide all of the necessary support for science, for edison, for help. amy: brazil recorded nearly 700 new coronavirus deaths monday. it surpassed britain to become the third country wiwith the mot infections in the world reporting over 255,000 confirmed cases. only russia and the u.s. have more reported cases. of the nearly 17,000 fatalities in brazil, at least 116 were nurses who died battling the coronavirus. house democrats say friday''s ouster of state department inspector general steve linick may have been tied to an investigation into last year's arms deal with saudi arabia. in may of 2019, mike pompeo and president trump issued an emergency declaration to fast-track over $8 b billion woh of weapons sales to saudi ara

this roulette table, san francisco people on both sides in the old days. in the future, six. do you like playing black jack? still can. but instead of being three feet apart, the tables will be six feet apart. instead of having seven player, three. for three weeks the casino has been reconfiguring this floor, moving machines around, taking them away. 500 gone at this point. when they open, they'll have about half the machines they used to. fewer tables, fewer customers. do the prices go up? >> not in this economy, no. >> bottom line, it's all a gamble. but then again, we are in a casino. cash creek has not yet said when they plan to reopen. at cash creek, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> happening now, oakland mayor libby schaaf is giving an update on what reopening the city will look like. she says as they move deeper into phase 2, the focus is on helping small businesses. one way they're doing that is waving fees on stores using the three feet of space in front of their doors. >> during this time, you don't need a permit or to pay a fee to use that frontage zone if you need t

. >> this is not playing russian roulette.his is playing with a gun that's fully loaded and cocked. >> this is nice to be able to get out. >> reporter: casinos opening their doors and masks not required. >> it's packed in ther't a whol outside waiting of social distancing. ♪ i had the time of my life >> reporter: and some big-name stars performing to a live audience of no one. ♪ i swear it's the truth >> reporter: the black eyed peas live-streaming a los angeles show with no crowd. ♪ >> reporter: and country star keith urban doing the same inside an empty grand ole opry. now, behind me, wolf and lamb, one of so many restaurants in new york city that's already announced it won't be coming back. in their announcement, they didn't mince words. they said they were closing due to covid-19. they say they hope to one day return to brooklyn, but they'll have to wait until the conditions are right, and in this pandemic, in this difficult economic environment, it's impossible to know when that might be. eva? >> thank you, trevor. >>> to

. >> i mean, i had an ex-boyfriend put a gun to my head, play russian roulette between me and him.as held over the balcony by my neck. >> reporter: tina, who was broke and near rock bottom, was desperate. >> i got down on my knees, literally begging. and i said, "i'll do whatever you want, lord. just help me. i can't do this anymore. i need you to show me a sign." >> and the universe sent you eric bechler. >> and the next day i meet him. and then all my problems are gone. >> reporter: she had taken a modeling gig, eye candy at a trade show. eric was there promoting his new business. it was three months to the day since pegye had disappeared. >> i just thought he was really handsome. >> so there was some serious chemistry from the beginning. >> yes. we went out that night actually. he asked me out that night. and then i moved in the next day. really fast. >> you don't wait, do you? >> no. not then. >> reporter: eric lived in a giant house and drove a porsche. and he was a gentleman in her life after a long string of men who were not gentle. >> i'd never been spoiled like that. i rem

than a,000 people and the sounds of the 800 slot machines spitting out coins, the clickety clack of rouletteasinos are allowed to reopen their doors, until tourists feel safe enough to board planes in order to walk through them, they will remain varying degrees of empty. nobody's ever been through this before. so we have all these analysts and stuff saying it will take 1.5 to two years to recover, but this has never happened. but, quite honestly, 30% of those people could lose their jobs permanently. las vegas is starting to reopen. there are already scenes reminiscent of the lives we used to live and further preparations are under way. well, you can see the lights are on. we're testing. we're making sure that everything is operable, or operating. we're testing new equipment. we're going to be fogging the area every day, almost like ghostbusters—style, with disinfectant. and our staff, we're preparing and training our staff to wear ppe, to make sure they are all safe. it's tight, but we're still in business. elvis impersonators are squeezing back into their jumpsuits and are ready to follow

it's russian roulette. gary: well, then we're wasting our time. then there's nothing we can do. lemonis: or you have the option -- you sell the building. and so my offer is i'm willing to put $1 million up to buy the building... ...which allows all of your debt to get paid off, own 100% of the business, and put working capital in the business and not have to lose sleep at night. gary: i don't want to sell the building. giving up the building would be a mistake. lemonis: how much is the monthly payment? i feel like you're offended by me asking the question. i'm kind of annoyed that you're offended. if you don't want the million dollars, sue, just tell me, and you guys can figure it out. lemonis: i'm willing to put $1 million up to buy the building. gary: i don't want to sell the building. giving up the building would be a mistake. and $1 million might not be the right number. maybe it's worth $1.6 million. that wouldn't be a good deal. lemonis: and let me tell you how i arrived at that. $1 million, coincidentally, happens to clean every bill you have up and put working capital in

. >> it's too soon to make joke about russian roulette, but it does make me worried a little bit. >>e got to think about the safety. this is real. how many people have to die before people take it seriously? i don't know. >> and not just your safety. other people's safety. >> yeah, for sure, for sure. this is more fun now. it's the story of blinky, the curious koala. the principal at an australian high school posted this video on facebook. look at the koala. he is running around campus. this is a couple of days ago. maybe he got out ofden.prcipal that classroom learning would gradually resume in about a week and a half. oh, look at the nice leap and landing by blinky there. and he's making himself at home. i don't know if you guys ever had a chance to pet a koala? i spent some time in australia. they like their eucalyptus and kind of makes them all mellow. they're fun. fun to hang out with. >> all they eat is eucalyptus and specific types of eucalyptus, if i'm not mistaken. maybe i've been out to lunch, but i've never seen video of a koala moving and running around. usually you see t

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translation: it is difficult to believe that some prefer to subject the population to a game of russian roulettethe indifference to death is unseemly. it is a crime of responsibility. traffic jams have returned despite authorities' efforts to dissuade people from commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country is running out of options to tell people to stay at home at the time when it is needed the most. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paolo. let's take you now to hong kong where for a second time in just over a week, there have been scuffles in the legislative council chamber that broken out between pro—democracy and pro—government legislators. it's centred on a row over procedures with the leadership of a key committee at stake. you can see here there were chaotic scenes earlier today, members pushing, grappling, shouting at each other, security guards have carried out to pro—democracy legislators out of the assembly. so we will bring you more on that as we get it. but the health commit

translation: it is difficult to believe that some prefer to subject the population to a game of russian rouletteforts to dissuade people from commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country is running out of options to tell people to stay at home at the time when it is needed the most. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paolo. rya nair's chief executive, michael o'leary, has described the proposed quarantine of incoming passengers to the uk as "idiotic" and accused the british government of mismanaging its response to the coronavirus outbreak. the government says it's still in talks with france about whether its citizens would be exempt from the restrictions, expected to come in and the end of the month. mr o'leary has been speaking to bbc radio 4's today programme. it's laughable that this government can come up with any plan for a quarantine that will be strictly enforced, when already there adopting the irish and french house rules... that is currently the policy. like it is idiotic. it is

translation: it's difficult to believe that some prefer to subject the population to a game of russian roulettefrom commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country's running out of options to tell people to stay at home at a time when it's needed the most. katie watson, bbc news, sao paulo. brazil's coronavirus deathtoll has risen to over 16,000, with more than 244,000 cases, making it the fourth worst—affected country in terms of confirmed infections. i'm joined from sao paulo by bbc brasil‘s camilla mota. camilla, firstly, let's talk about what's happening in sao paulo, because the mayor there is very much at odds with the official word from the president. how dire is the situation there now? well, sao paulo has been the epicentre for covid—19 in brazil since the beginning. but 110w in brazil since the beginning. but now concentrates one third of all debts registered in the country around 5000 as the wealthiest state in the country, local authorities have been using their resources to

translation: it is difficult to believe that some prefer to subject the population to a game of russian roulettelity. traffic jams have returned despite authorities' efforts to dissuade people from commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country is running out of options to tell people to stay at home at the time when it is needed the most. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paolo. in two weeks' time, some schoolchildren in england are due to return to school and there's still disagreement about children's and teachers' safety. today, a new report suggests children from better off families, are spending more time learning from home, which is widening the gap between the wealthiest and the poorest pupils. from leeds, our education editor, branwenjeffreys has more. schools are eerily quiet now. that is meant to change in less than two weeks. england, the first in the uk to ask more children back. nikita has three kids. only willow, in year one, would be able to return. it is very difficult. i h

reopening playing russian roulette with workers.e as we look at what is happening around the world. the virus is in siddy us and spreads and impossible to contain if you don't have masks and rapid testing and all of the testing in place to keep it under control which the u.s. does not have. >> no, it doesn't. and the administration is not ramping up the testing and contact tracing apparatus that you need to be able to reopen. but i think it is very telling that as you look around america and around the world, even in places where reopening is happening, states here and countries in europe and even asia, if people don't trust the authorities, they don't just come out, they stay at home. they don't fill the restaurants, they don't fill the bars. that example in south korea is of a guy in a nightclub. quite surprising that south korea reopened its nightclubs. but the super spreader who now triggered another mini outbreak there and therefore triggered more lockdowns was in a nightclub. south korea has had 256 deaths. now there are days

hold a consummate aside from the ten prices that he won on a corn check stuffing of a poor man's roulette wheel, the only thing barney ever accomplished in his life was he trained a pair of old nags to haul him home dead drunk. he was fall out of the cabin, has hassett in the wagon and the horses would bring him home. that's what he accomplished in his life. grandpa jake, the leftover armed with a fifth grade education heading for the bright lights of toledo, ohio. and he went to work as a buggy mechanic, a buggy mechanic. and then one day a horseless buggy pulled up at the shop and grandpa saw that and he saw the future, you know? he fixed that, too. it didn't take grapple not realize that cleaner hands were to be had in more money was to be had made selling the thinks instead of repairing them. and also local, grandma and grandpa is wedding anniversary were a little too close for comfort. and so anyway, he got in the car business and by the time i came along in the 1940s, we had o'rourke buick and grandpa and michael cohen arch own the dealership and my father was a sales manager and da

only accomplishment aside from the ten prizes he won on the corn shuck stuffing of the poor man's roulette wheel, the only thing he ever accomplished was he trained a pair of old nags to haul him home, dead drunk. he would fool out of the tavern, pass out in the wagon and the horses would bring him home. he accomplished that. grandpa jake left home, armed with a fifth grade education, heading for the bright lights of to lead dough, ohio, and he went to work as a buggy mechanic. and then one day, a horseless buggy pulled up at the shop, and grandpa saw that and saw the future. he fixed that, too. and it didn't take grandpa long to realize that cleaner hand were to be chad more money to be made selling the things rather than repairing them, and also my uncle arch's birth date and grandma and grandpa's wedding anniversary were a little too close for comfort. so anyway, he got in the car business, got in the car business and by the time i came along in the 1940s, we had o'rourke buick, and grandpa and my uncle arch owned the dealership and my dad was a salesman and my brother joe ran the used

roulette tables remain empty. casinos are losing more than a million dollars a day.ontained in macau. even if you want to come to the territory to gamble, how do you get here? restrictions on travel make it impossible for tourists and high rollers to show up. last week, highlighting this unprecedented damage this pathogen is leaving on the territory. moment, it is a case of, how do you make any money? they say that they are cutting many senior roles while other executives are taking a pay cut. the chairman says he will not be taking his salary for the remainder of this year. an internal memo said that the number of cap -- customer since reopening has been virtually zero. back to you guys. haidi: a pretty dire situation there. coming up next, thailand's largest bank whether the most recent quarter. challenges related to the coronavirus pandemic remain. we will speak to the ceo in an exclusive interview, up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ quick check get a of the latest business flash headlines. uber is cutting more jobs and closing 180 driver centers as the coronavirus sto

only accomplishment aside from the 10 prizes he won on the corn shop stopping of the poor man's roulette wheel, the only thing barney ever accomplished in his life as he trained a pair of old nags to haul him home get drunk. he would fall out of the tavern, passed out in the wagon and the horses would bring him home and that is what he accomplished. grandpa jake left home armed with a fifth grade education heading for the bright lights of toledo ohio. and he went to work as a buggy mechanic. a buggy mechanic and one day horseless buggy pulled up at the shop. grandpa saw that and he saw the future. he fixed back to. and it didn't take grandpa long to realize cleaner hands were to be had and more money was to be made telling the things instead of repairing them and also my uncle arches birthday and grandma and grandpa's anniversary were a little too close for comfort. so anyway he got in the car business and by the time my dad came along in the 40s we had o'rourke buick and grandpa and my uncle archie owned the dealership and my father was a sales manager and dad's younger brother randy us

translation: it is difficult to believe that some prefer to subject the population to a game of russian rouletteeemly. it is a crime of responsibility. traffic jams have returned despite authorities' efforts to dissuade people from commuting. many brazilians argue they have to work. millions of people who work in the informal economy and depend on daily wages are struggling. the country is running out of options to tell people to stay at home at the time when it is needed the most. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paolo. cctv footage allegedly showing sir frederick barclay‘s nephew handling a bugging device at london's ritz hotel has been released. the footage is at the centre of a bitter legal row between the families of the billionaire barclay twins whose businesses include the telegraph media group. we can speak to our legal correspondent, clive coleman. how did this footage come out? it has been released by sir frederick barclay, admits to a really bitter legal dispute between the families between the famous barclay twins children. sir frederick is the old est children. sir frederick is the old

is only a competent aside from the ten prizes he won on the corn shuck stuffing of the poor man's roulette wheel, the only thing barney accomplished is he trained a pair of old nags to haul him home dead drunk. he would fall out of the tavern i'm a passout in the wagon and the horses would bring him home. that was what he accomplished. grandpa jake he left home armed with the fifth grade education, heading for the bright lights of toledo, ohio. he went to work as a buggy mechanic. buggy mechanic. then one day horses buggy pulled up at the shop and grandpa saw that and he saw the future and he fixed that too. it did not take grandpa long to realize that cleaner hands were to be had and more money was to be made selling the things since instead of repairing them and also my uncle arches birthdate and grandma and grandpa wedding anniversary was a little too close for comfort and so anyway he got in the car business and by the time that i came along in the 1940s we had o'rourke buick. grandpa and my uncle arches owned a dealership and my father was a sales manager and dad's younger brother ran

the sounds of the 800 slot machines spitting out coins, the clickety clack of roulette wheels spinninge allowed to reopen the doors, until tourists feel safe enough to board planes in order to walk through them, they will remain at varying degrees of empty. never he has ever been through this before. so we have all these analysts and stop saying it will take 1.52 all these analysts and stop saying it will take1.52 2.5 all these analysts and stop saying it will take 1.52 2.5 years to recover, but this hasn't happened. quite honestly, 30% of those people could lose their jobs quite honestly, 30% of those people could lose theirjobs permanently. las vegas is starting to reopen. there are already scenes reminiscent of the lives we used to live and further preparations are under way. you can see the lights are on. we are testing. we are making sure that everything is operable, operating. we are testing new equipment. we will be fogging the area every day, almost like ghostbusters style, with disinfectant. and our staff, we are preparing our staff to wear ppe, to make sure they are all safe.

. >> michael isikoff and david corn, you wrote "russian roulette," wrote this whole period and era in american history. this man william barr does not seem to care about history other than that he believes that the regime will be vindicated because the regime will write the history. that's how that sounded to me. >> well, it certainly is a power makes right argument. no concern for the greater issues at stake here. we have our history. paperback is coming out in a couple of weeks, and i think we'll keep fighting over this. what frustrating is we keep fighting over very basic details. have you heard them say anything about the fact that the russians attacked the election in 2016 to help donald trump become president? that's what at the core of this. that's the history that donald trump wants rewritten because it taints his presidency. and it is not just history. in february, the fbi director chris ray and john ratcliffe, the congressman, artive trump defender both said the russians are still intervening in auntth ongoing 2020 election. we're fighting over fundamentals about american de