are there any questions for sherry or rick from the board? >> linda. >> thank you, commissioner sharon. i would love to speak on these items and i just want to start by congratulating one treasure island and the outstanding construction. i have attended for the last few years every graduation and, in fact, at the last graduation i suggested that since this program is the best in the city is county of san francisco, in the bay area, that we really need to make sure that we are having multiple training throughout the year. we are talking about students that are coming out from at-risk and a lot of them are from the bayview, from the western edition and this program is in line with what mayor breed and supervisor hainey and the rest of the great people in san francisco would like to see. we're trying to prevent homelessness. people are getting trained and they're going off to very permanent jobs and they're joining labor unions and what can i say about that? and this is one of the good-will things that we do here at treasure island and as i alwa

we are joined now by dr toby a scratch he is a professor of public health and epidemiology at the sherry take clinic and our lead welcome to the program and thank you for joining us evening thanks for having me and what do you think of how the authorities are handling these new outbreaks i think the authorities are doing well in really in forcing the lock down and trying to isolate those clusters and trace people and test people to see us in effect that eventually the isolation hopefully as soon as possible but now it's very important to identify those last. seen in the reports it's not only in this area we have other classes in germany and so we need to be very careful and watch the situation very carefully so i think your thought these are doing well so it sounds like what you're saying is that these these strict lock downs are indeed necessary. unfortunately is the only way right now that we know that will help to slow or stop this bret's and we work on a flexible level so we don't lock down entire north of us fairly about regional cities and villages and i think that's the current wa

caroline: let's take it back out to sherry paul now. sherry, the big expiration as for the hearing from that coming up. volatility s of and you are saying to remain committed. the dollar remains stronger as taylor points out. is it too am bishes to go further afield? >> yes, i think so for a couple of reasons. just the way our monetary system work, the able of the fed to do whatever they went, whenever they want with however much they want to do it with. that is the stabilizing feature. that combined with the fiscal stimulus, the fed buying congress team to get their act together in terms of putting money in the pockets of people. i think that benefits big companies. you can look at the big cap names. if you are looking for value on a trade in a recovery trade, you could take a step back into small and mids in the united states. but relative to other parts of the world, europe still debating their packages. very difficult decision-making body. they lagged us by a few years in the 2008-2009 crisis. from a metric standpoint, i would say c

thank you, sherri. we're open to specific questions by the director? yes, ms. lai? >> so for the consulting services, is that only for consulting tida or is it the direct consulting to the residents who may be trying to figure out relocation or the supporting the collaborative work with the relocation consultant that we have? because i know there's financial planning classes that qualifying dmr residents may have to take before they get placed in a unit. is that related to that at all? and then my second question is i'm struggling to understand the communities facilities planning line item that i think is, like, $200,000, just wanting a little bit more detail as to what that's really for and what that scope of work is. thanks. >> oh, yeah, sure. so on the affordable housing line item, it is really about the housing development, the affordable housing development and all of the coordination between mo and the technical side of things. in terms of existing residents and their affordable housing -- and the

thank you, sherri. we're open to specific questions by the director? yes, ms. lai? >> so for the consulting services, is that only for consulting tida or is it the direct consulting to the residents who may be trying to figure out relocation or the supporting the collaborative work with the relocation consultant that we have? because i know there's financial planning classes that qualifying dmr residents may have to take before they get placed in a unit. is that related to that at all? and then my second question is i'm struggling to understand the communities facilities planning line item that i think is, like, $200,000, just wanting a little bit more detail as to what that's really for and what that scope of work is. thanks. >> oh, yeah, sure. so on the affordable housing line item, it is really about the housing development, the affordable housing development and all of the coordination between mo and the technical side of things. in terms of existing residents and their affordable housing -- and the

maybe sherry can speak to that program. >> i can speak, rich. that is two-fold. one, i mentioned the work that we're doing with g irinsler associates, as well as the assistance that one treasure island gave us in preparing our infill infrastructure grant application. >> got it. so it's like architectural application, that makes sense. and given it's for this fiscal year up in june, sherry, of the 1.79 million that you guys have, is there any left over in that budget? what's the spend-to-date for that? >> almost all of that is spend-to-date because we already did a major remediation job already. so almost all of that is a spend-to-date at this point. >> great, thank you. and just one other thing to clarify and yeah, i would love to have -- i though, sherry, you've presented to us before and apologies, but i think it would cool to do another kind of re-up on covid and the work you guys are doing. when you say economically disadvantaged, can you remind me how you're defining that? >> yes, economically disadvantaged -- and i believe this is in the jaop but it's media

what do you say to that, sherry? >> well, i am. i'm very concerned.finitely have over 1,000 masks that we're requiring people to wear, asking them to wear, have hand washing stations everywhere, big l.e.d. screens that will be flashing, please social distance as much as possible. our concern is for the people, so i'm -- i'm really concerned, just praying that everybody is safe and healthy. >> so, let me ask you then, before vanessa, i'm going to get to you. considering what's happening, then why do it? >> why do it? well, you know, we have been -- black people we are going through so much now this this nation, so juneteenth is a celebration, it's a time when black people can pause and breathe. it's one day. and i think that we definitely need it. we have so much going on. i'm a mother. i have three sons out there and a husband that's black, and so i'm praying for them, thinking about them all the time. we just want to take one day and just celebrate and just take a breath and breathe. >> okay. yeah, wow, that's a tough one, because of the safety conce

team welcome sherry. these people are forcibly detained anyway why do you think china feels it has to go through the motions of a trial inside these camps well actually this is a very interesting question we would also like to ask the chinese authorities and in fact we tried to reach out to them to the foreign ministry of china and also to the embassy. when f.l. got a response about these trials but one speculation all one for a possible reason is that actually in the past few years international media has been reporting about this we educate sometimes in china and it puts a lot of pressure on the chinese authorities. asking about their treatment of their wages there and this could be one way for them to transfer all they stay 10 days from the detention camps to. prisons. kind of legitimize way i say we had in the revolt that some detainees disappear after the trial so is that what we're presumed to be presumed that they leave these camps and go to prison it's very hard to really call because there's no p

cases increase there's also concern young people are getting infected at an alarming rate allen says sherry for some washington d.c. rising cases after almost 2 months away it's back this moment in the coronavirus pandemic is different and faced with a surge in cases across the country the white house coronavirus task force faces a renewed threat we're in a much stronger players the truth is we did slow the spread of the curve recent days have brought a record number of infections 16 states are seeing a rising number of cases and infection rates states like texas which had started to reopen no bringing back all distractions after a 145 percent rise in cases in just 14 days bars closed restaurants cutting capacity public gatherings limited kristen's mayor calls it a crisis the numbers are jumping exponentially and rising fast and we are quickly moving in the wrong direction arizona has no more cases provide a population than brazil 88 percent of the state's intensive care beds are full doctors see a health system on the edge and as part of an experience to make for each other at some point t

up again and we facing lockdown dr toby as a professor of public health and epidemiology at that sherry take clinic in berlin thank you so much for joining us. thank you. and as we heard earlier the decision to return to lockdown follows a big outbreak at a slaughterhouse in north rhine-westphalia it's the latest in a string of local outbreaks tied to me plants across the country but in this land of meat lovers will concern about coronavirus get germans to change their buying habits. at home or on the go meat consumption is a big part of german canary culture the pandemic hasn't changed. in the capital barely knows love to grab a curry vorst or curry flavored pox us age without much concern about the outbreak of corn of iris in a meat plant on the other side of the country. will go rogue ok no i'm not afraid to talk i trust my butcher i know what he sells is just fine or cold ya. i'm wary i'm being careful i'm not eating less meats i'm just buying it from someone i trust we all know we go to a little butcher shop in a small village in but on so we don't need to worry about that. but her

now sherri chessen and her husband worth the wealthiest people, but they had connections, and that's how they were able to get the abortion in sweden. had sherri chessen not talked to the press, her abortion likely would have been carried out without a problem, legally in this arizona hospital. but if we're looking at the experiences of other women, especially looking at poor women and women of color, if these movement don't have a physician acting as their advocate, than they are perhaps more at risk. if we're looking at the, thirties forties, and through the sixties looking at things like the war on poverty. if these women had a condition that permitted a therapeutic abortion, they were likely to be sterilized as well. we'll talk more about sterilization in the sixties and seventies when we look at the right to parent. but just understand that this is going on in the background as well. that if a woman's heredity or genetics dictate eight abortion for this unborn child then why not prevent other future children from being born as well after tactics are the problem. so if a woman wa

now, sherry chessen and her husband weren't the wealthiest but they did have connections and that is how they were able to get in abortion in sweden. had sherry chessen not talked to the press, her abortion likely would have been carried out without a problem, legally in this arizona hospital. but if we're looking at the experiences of other women and especially looking at poor women and women of color, if these women do not have physician acting as their advocate, then they are perhaps more at risk. if we're looking at th the '30s, '40s and the rankin. because we're not done with him yet. after he served time in san quentin, he tries to create a new abortion ring in reno, nevada and then goes to prison for that one too. and they eventually makes his way back to california and meets up with dr. royal buffum. they had initially met in the 1930s. they tried to get him to join the pacific coast abortion ring and buff um refused but they do become reacquainted sometime after 1950. and together these two men decided to create a new abortion business. they opened up an office in long beach

[laughter] host: sherry in mississippi this morning.aking your calls in the first segment of the washington journal, just to let you know where we are today, we will be leaving you at 9:00 a.m. because the house is scheduled to come in at 9:00 a.m. today, the house scheduled to take up the d.c. statehood bill and legislative work is set to begin right after the morning speeches this morning. her gavel to gavel coverage, we will be leaving you at 9:00 a.m. we have planned in our 8:00 a.m. hour to bring you the voices of two members of congress who sit on a house judiciary panel, that's the panel that the george policing act and came through before going to the floor yesterday. eight: 30 joined at this morning by congressman hank johnson, a democrat on that panel. we had planned to be joined by debbie lesko, a republican, but we are working on rescheduling that. at 8:30, we will continue with your phone calls and your ideas about what the top news story of this week was. a busy week, lots to choose from, so keep calling in. .epublicans, (

. ♪ >> sherry rodriguez, great song. i remembered the song.ther day, i said hey, send me a song i have forgotten about. sherry, you did it. thank you. use facebook, twitter, instagram , use the hashtag, #ktvu. this used to be all over the radio. >> i loved him. thank you, sal. >>> the time is 5:36. happening today, starting the process of filling the seat once held by the mayor. earlier this month, leah gold said she would resign from city council after she dismissed calls for a formal debate on police policies, her resignation becomes official today. the city council voted yesterday to create a four-day application process that starts today. the deadline is friday at noon. the role of mayor rotates among city councilmembers. it is not an elected position in healdsburg. >>> reddit has removed an online group devoted to president trump. the forum was home to 790,000 users. the posted names and viral videos and supportive message about the president. reddit says the group has consistently broken its rules by letting people target and harass othe

sunshine that is for the race you can see those clear skies across that a society of europe colin sherry further west is the pointing the cold and cherry and then in between we have seen some huge downpours to central parts of you this is the northeast of the czech republic where heavy and foundries showers have resulted in well the water levels rising around a meter or so and here we can see the results holds that the sherry right is set to continue across so central areas all tied into this intense area of low pressure just around northern italy southeastern parts of france extends its way up towards the eastern side of here towards the baltic states but that's where the heat is like of that red colors there balmy conditions in here 31 celsius 26 in moscow when you can actually follow that heat right up into the arctic circle would you believe temperatures here getting up into the mid to high twenty's over the next few days as we go on through the next couple of days we will gradually see the warmer weather just pushing back towards those western shores so we will gradually improve if

we're moving this case only sherry and applied to other case. >>he says in his view the attorney general's decision is also disappointing considering this moment in history this was a moment this moment on by the attorney general's office seems to me. yes, the size leadership on an issue as opposed to by the old rules and and business issues. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>the california police chiefs association recently announced support for the state's agee's office being involved in these investigations when called upon they sent us a statement which reads in part here as our platform states we support legislation requiring the attorney general to conduct independent investigations per local agency requests that said cpc a does not comment on local investigations decisions or individual cases. pacifica police are investigating what they call a graffiti hate crime after they found graffiti with violent messages in 4 different locations at this time. officers believe they were all done by the same person. and earlier today on kron on we spok

we're moving this case only sherry and applied to other case. >>he says in his view the attorney general's decision is also disappointing considering this moment in history this was a moment this moment on 5 the attorney general's office seems to me. yes, the size leadership on an issue as opposed to by the old rules and and business issues. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>the california police chiefs association recently announced support for the state's agee office being involved in these investigations when called upon they sent us this statement which reads in part as our platform states we support legislation requiring the attorney general to conduct independent investigations per local agency requests. that said cpc a does not comment on local investigations decisions or individual cases. pacifica police are investigating what they call a graffiti hate crime after they found graffiti with violent messages in 4 different locations at this time officers believe they were all done by the same person. earlier today on kron on we spoke with a

that is followed by ohio senator sherry brown on economic disparities and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. >> south carolina senator tim scott spoke about the next coronavirus stimulus package in the white house response to george boyd's death during a virtual conversation with politico senator scott said the president's comments about mr. floyd's death were what the nation needed to hear

. >> here's an id verification question from sherry. my daughter received papers saying she needed to verify. sent back six weeks ago, still nothing. she's been emailing several times a week and no one responding to the emails. advice? >> it breaks our heart when we can't get to people any more quickly and i do apologize. we have so many people calling and emailing, we just can't literally get to them all. but just know that we are redirecting and training hundreds, we are building our capacity on a daily basis over the memorial day, we had 700 people volunteering to work specifically on the identity alert topic. good news we've got this id social security number validation in the system, which hopefully will say, hey, you have not entered your social security number correctly when we check with the social security administration. go back and check it. getting people another option to make sure it's correct before they hit the submit button and we hope that helps people avoid a lot of these delays. >> yeah, all right. heather wants to k

that is followed by ohio senator sherry brown on economic disparities and the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. >> south carolina senator tim scott spoke about the next coronavirus stimulus package in the white house response to george boyd's death during a virtual conversation with politico senator scott said the president's comments about mr. floyd's death were what the nation needed to hear but he expressed concern about using the u.s. military to control protesters. >> good morning, everyone i am been white chief economic correspondent for politico, author of the morning money newsletter, were doing a series called how fast how soon rebuilding americans economy. i'm going to talk to leaders and decision-makers in washington, wall street and across corporate america about the policies and ideas that will help bring the american economy back to life. of course we have some other things that we have to discuss this morning as well. this morning enjoyed by republican senator tim scott of south carolina and we will discuss the rest of the country and the president's response and is in

we're moving this case family sherry and apply to other case. >>he says in his view the attorney general's decision is also disappointing considering this moment in history this was a moment this moment on by the attorney general's office seems to me. yes, the size leadership on an issue as opposed to by the old rules and and business issues. >>has it made you kron 4 news. >>coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news illegal fireworks in the bay area has neighbors on edge, we'll talk more about that plus we're going to bring you the latest on a park project that impacting traffic in the east bay crews say they're actually ahead of schedule. and here's a quick live look outside the san mateo bridge time now is for 12 the kron 4 morning news, we'll be right ba >>we are back at 4.15 want to check of the quarter what the weather is like outside as we take a live look here out at sfo john trouble in the weather center keeping a look on what we'll expect on this wednesday we're halfway through the week john yeah, halfway through the weekend and keepin

night when you or i think they're over there clean a at work sherry need. to be put in. place. right. over them you know it's. nice to know. what's in there that way you would just say. with that. they were having with you do you put a very. big way it will that. was. good to. hear her lines were really good reading. the book to tamworth when you have put your life. today spirit so hard. it's of military hardware units riding through red square correspondence you just on a familiar trend because. this is where it all begins this is where all the military hardware well all military machines are parked station before they roll towards the very heart of moscow and this beast is the one that we are actually going to be riding in. this tank support unit actually has a catchy name and that's terminator 3 and these machines including this one were tested the hard way in 2017 that was sent to syria to take part in the war and that was how they earned their permanent place in the russian armed forces. well when it comes to weaponry this machine is very tough for instance it carries guid

that will continue through the night pushing through saturday and sunday with sherry rain and all ofwon't hold up, but a sevens and nines and slowly through the day, we should see these as school hi pushing off the atla ntic as school hi pushing off the atlantic and they'll start to ease the wind and cut off the moisture it still looks unsettled, showers around much of northeastern scotland and england as well as towards the sea coast and the lengthy drive spells for the west but u nfortu nately, spells for the west but unfortunately, no usable rain. it does me temperatures may go up to get into the high teens and possibly pushing 20 degrees and the winds will ease. in that process will continue into the early part of next 00:27:27,722 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 week. goodbye. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the number of coronavirus deaths in britain officially passes forty thousand the world's second highest tally behind the united states. a surprise surge in employment in the us as two and a half million newjobs are created. but

sherrie deans is the the executive director of their foundation, which leads the charitable efforts across i guess since march 11th, when the last game, the season was suspended we tracked almost $5 million in player contribution. it is unprecedented. i mean, they have always been generous, but that amount of giving in that short amount of time, it was just nothing like i've ever seen. i think they have an amazing platform right now. we have one of the most famous players in the world, stephen curry, who chooses, without prompting, to consistently do the right thing every day. we are just blown away to have that be the face of our franchise. i mean we have a famous doctor, i don't know if you're following dr fauci, who is advising the white house on strategy for dealing with the coronavirus, but you know if i try to call dr fauci today, i'm not sure he would have time to return my telephone call. how you doing? i'm good, how are you? very good. when stephen curry calls him, he ends up with a huge show on instagram, with stephen curry interviewing him and the audience that he is reaching ar

or i think they're all there clean made out working with sherry. to be put in the seed. place you were. right. you would still over them you know i saw through. the summer when you're putting. words in there that way you got good yes sue me in the world. with that near good me read me last week he'd do it again but a very. big way it will that he'd meet one. was. real runner for lines were read with her reading. the book that were many have but you will be here for. by this time does march on from these well changing events it seems that history is not always being remembered the same way in may for example the white has paid tribute to the u.s. and u.k. for delivering victory in the 2nd world war completely ignoring the soviet effort and is not the only example of airbrushing the past either don hawkins reports from fixie park in moscow. on this then 145 american great britain had victory over the nazis the us president came under fire for ignoring the part played by other allied nations in defeating fascism not least the soviet union which suffered over 25000000 casual

that rain has not general direction but if anything a whole lot splitting into you've got she made sherri weather in the middle but the heaviest rain of all be thunderstorms once in georgia along the gulf coast back towards texas and beyond and all this time although it's not very woman san francisco in fresno for example in the central valley you could have 10 degrees to that that is jump science never satellite picture doesn't show it there is dust and sand in the atmosphere of the caribbean cable way from the sour that suppress the showers at least for 24 hours over the eastern caribbean and there aren't that many big showers over the major runs as you say there is a concentration has always of rain further west of nicaragua and costa rica expect yet more rain. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of all the lives. of the stories one people are free to talk back and and providing a glimpse into someone else's was the new uk pursuing in the dream of your life inspiring documentaries from entitlement filmmakers. witness on al-jazeera. welcome back to provide of top stories here on al-ja

when we're going to go to break but who to use a juicy figures like that coming out figures like sherry figures like to park coming out of the current movement the word that no one's talking about yet but we will be talking about 20 years from now the governor of the. i think that you know our i think that there are figures that are emerging right now and the people have good reason to be suspicious of some of the figures whose messages don't align with what the masses in the streets are actually saying but i think one thing that this movement has been good about doing is not making celebrities out of people are feeling that everyone has to be the next to the very core because if that's what you're going for that's not what you're going to be i think we will look back on history and maybe 5 or 10 years and be able to point the key individuals who did help get the police defunded who dig create change in different cities but i think right now in the moment it might be too hard to necessarily say to let you finish up or quit. a lot of people are. not happy with some of the bigger movement

as well just south of the yanks you think getting back towards your non this is humid occasionally sherry but not so much in hong kong and north of that it's not quite as humid but just as hot in beijing for example there well may well be some significant rain running from the east side of honshu sometime on monday just catching turkey otherwise it's child to watch out for the fairly heavy rain what harm has maybe moderate rain but mostly just a little rain persistently for monday tuesday wednesday outside the city they will be heavy downpours there will be some flooding and that's true potentially any of these thunderstorms in borneo with the philippines or further west even in peninsula miocene even in java we're seeing more showers or maybe we should at this time the educator included as you can see is pretty widespread in nature these thunderstorms moment the monsoon trough has gone on long way north now it's about here more or less but the forecast rains in the next few days are on the eastern side of india and then bangladesh. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economi

middle of it so even through monday and tuesday despite the wind being light it's still light to be sherry or even persistently wet. now this is the european mainland so the mediterranean is actually quite quiet except west inside and once again iraq has got that on shore breeze very much a cloud and rain but ribot still matches 24 the sun shining elsewhere wind direction changes things but not much and car has got a light breeze for this to sunday so it's 41 quart halt. on the atlantic coast of west africa communities are at risk. as rising sea levels and a manmade disaster of frightening people's lives. on land and at sea. al-jazeera wild expose the impact of climate change and a catastrophic human error. on senegal sinking villages. or. again the top stories on al-jazeera the libyan war lords kind of have to it has the clear it has support for a ceasefire with the un recognized government the truce was proposed by egypt's president of the for the has sisi but hasn't yet been accepted by the government in tripoli let's get an update from what i've been watching joining us from tripoli so

have vowed to create tougher laws to prevent racial profiling and police brutality that helps to sherry committee is expected to advance police report legislation next week yesterday george boyd was laid to rest and houston 15 days after he was killed by police officers showed that commercial twitter is about to create tougher laws to prevent racial profiling and police brutality the house judiciary committee is expected to advance a police report legislation next week yesterday george wood was laid to rest in houston 50 days after he was killed by 4 officers showed it from our vice president and democratic presidential nominee joe biden visited floyd's family in houston to give them his condolences he also shared his thoughts on the racial climate in america today wired to the nation to many black to. just living. why does justice and. righteousness like a march to. raise. to turn away. turn. just moments thinking we could once again turn away from racism. but you heard there biden said we must not turn away about the attitude people have here in d.c. and around the world they say they

for example on monday at 33 degrees hong kong's for cross being in the humid air could well be a sherry one but not necessarily windy slow moving showers occasionally scored on tuesday rather quieter come thursday and all this time humid and warm. but. they say to really know someone he must walk a mile in their shoes. follow in their footsteps mistake for today way in the wild. al-jazeera shares these personal journeys. inspiring stories of people persevering on their chosen path. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. a reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera $500.00 railway carriages are being converted into makeshift hospitals as india struggles with a surge of coronavirus cases neighboring pakistan has also sealed off over a 1000 high risk areas. nigeria's bit tree has hit back at iceland boko haram fighters it says were behind coordinated attacks which killed at least 60 people in borno state. and protesters are again gathering where an unarmed black man was killed by police officers in atlanta on friday the fast food restaurant by re shot brooks was shot dead with satellite

issues which you could say what human rights issues and you are vane going to have a sherry of cases where athletes will be protesting about some issue or another taking in the isn't an overt political gesture but it is testimony to the fact that the athlete has views and thoughts beliefs that are consistent with the olympic charter you know the words and to discrimination. will continue to attract the story that's the way things look in so far this thursday though so much more on main site r.t. the common a social media reporting from moscow i'm kevin 0 in thanks for watching and have a great day. if the epidemic continues as a disease the economies will not work we will not have trade tourism. investments we will have continuing very deep economic crisis. max geysers financial survival guide liquid assets not those that you can burn in zigzags quite easily. to keep in mind no asset to mean to a place. where. is you'll be dia a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what

these here for her hardens both sudan and south sudan indeed the forecast for juba was suggested to sherry if not every day that at least very frequently with thunderstorms properly by thursday. isolating time the listening post cuts through the noise leaving looking at another side of the story not so much the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact this reality only has to reach us exposing the optics try to feel if their rhetoric but they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight guide to the media on al-jazeera. welcome back a quick recap of the top stories here on al-jazeera a prominent journalist and government critic in the philippines has been convicted of nybble maria ressa denies the charges over an article published on a rock rock news website the verdict is being seen as a major blow to press freedom and. the death of a black man at the hands of police in the us city of atlanta is being treated as a homicide the killing of ray shock troops on friday has again fueled tensions over police brutality to block new protests acros

living is already a way of life sherry parkinson sold her home several years ago she and her partner live in a motor home full time yes it is freedom it's a real real nice freedom. and i only have that freedom on health and now is it time well are we living can be full of adventure some who have already adopted this lifestyle years ago don't expect the interest in r.v.'s to continue past the pandemic eventually when they get a vaccine and all that sort of stuff is going to be a whole lot of r.v.'s being turned them. down so. yeah i think it's a temporary thing now retailers are saying they're having trouble keeping up with demand at this point and while that's just may be a trend during the pandemic it's likely you'll see a lot of these larger vehicles on the road this summer reporting in los angeles and harshest sweeps artsy. over to california where governor gavin newsom made facemask mandatory amid the state's reopen. that means californians must wear masks or some sort of face covering in all public spaces the order was made to help prevent the rise in numbers of infections even

us the top end of it a bit of rainfall queens and maybe but nothing much else it's breezy and it sherry in victoria and particularly in tasmania purses sitting largely pretty was temperatures in the low twenty's in x. fronts on its way to you by the end of wednesday that has jumped norse the summer rains have been doing this stuff was flooding in china recently and it's this line here the my you buy you from which brings a seasonal rains to japan and to china it's taken quite a hump over china itself that's gone well those are the yangtze is running in she and it's not necessarily ready who handed around the coast what's more he was on shore breeze hong kong will be sharing the casuals on his terms the orange so shows you the heart of the heavy rains has definitely focused in china right across the east china sea just catching south korea but largely missing a very warm japan. at night in a stalking somali moms patrolled the streets police get. tired of gang violence they use the maternal approach to prevent crime. again. the stories we don't often hear told by the people who live them

continue in the heat of the day as you push across much of malaysia easing up towards indochina some sherry outbreaks to pushing across the southern parts of australia but for much of also it's fine and dry lots of pleasant sunshine high pressure still just about hanging on into that southeastern corner but as this weather system makes its way through this cold front that blue line of the chart that will bring the rough the showers across southern parts of south australia pushing into victoria as we go through friday and on into saturday said spezza that was the weather making its way across victoria new south wales also seeing some of that wet weather started to push for much of australia will say fine and dry dry there for perth with a temperature of around 20 degrees celsius meanwhile phonies eylandt useful rain pushing across the north island as we go on through the next couple of days but drier and cooler weather behind. this virus is destroying people's lives for essential workers on the front lines either a pride yes is it to share their experiences of the u.s. response to cold with