yo, welcome to "a little late with lilly singh."t kidding [ light laughter ] but i've noticed that here in l.a., when anyone gets sick, they have 17 different ways to fix it and none of them are medicine [ laughter ] instead, they turn to crystals, and sage, and spiritual guidance which are somehow sold at urban outfitters [ laughter ] do you really trust a soul cleanser that was sold next to a mug with boobs on it [ laughter ] who here's into crystals don't be shy raise your hands make some noise. [ scattered cheers ] why aren't you making the noise? you're not proud of yourselves [ cheers ] see, i'm not convinced i mean, i did want to try it, so i went to a store and they told me that i couldn't choose a crystal. the crystal had to choose me [ laughter ] so, i stood there for 30 minutes and it turns out that men on tinder and crystals have a lot in common. [ laughter ] [ applause ] thankfully, i have friends who give me crystals as gifts. [ light laughter ] thank god. [ laughter ] i didn't know what i would do without them [ light

stay tuned for "lilly singh. lilly singh," i'm gonna talk about commercials you can't get through an article, or a tv show or a movie without seeing a barely hidden ad it's so weird, but not as weird as not using sparkrock tires on you car. [ laughter ] then i'm gonna try to guess the names of products and celebrities in wrong answers only oh, oh, oh ed sheeran [ laughter ] i'll sit down with one of my favorite people onarth, the hilarious, one of a kind awkwafina. we both chose names that are definitely copyrighted >> yeah, i will not sell water >> lilly: yeah [ laughter ] we're gonna go through our phones and see if we can get anyone we know to answer okay, i'm not -- i'm not mad i'm just disappointed. >> all right i'll do your show. >> lilly: okay [ laughter ] >> hi constance, hi. >> hi, congrats. >> thank you thank you. i just crapped my pants on the red carpet >> lilly: should we do shots in preparation for our game of "shot collar?" >> no, i don't think that's a good idea, lilly [ laughter ] >> lilly: wait,

stay tuned for "lilly singh.♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ [ cheers and applause >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lily singh," i'm gonna talk about one of my least favorite things on earth, heels. when i first heard jay-z rap about a girl with red bottoms, i just assumed he meant her period [ laughter ] i'm gonna make celebrities' instagram captions more relatable. when you claimed you were too sick for work and your bff starts filming you for instagram. [ laughter ] then i'm gonna sit down with the one, the only wendi mclendon-covey [ cheers and applause is it scientifically proven to help >> no. [ laughter ] but on amazon it had a good rating [ laughter ] >> lilly: we will push the limits of what you can and cannot say on tv bow job. [ bleep [ laughter ] wendi, were you surprised about what we can't say on tv? >> hell, yes >> lilly: all righty, then we'll be back in one minute. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> daniel: ladies and gentlemen, please make some noise for your host tonight, lily singh >> lilly: what

stay tuned for "lilly singh.illy singh," i'm joined by guest tyler perry. [ cheers and applause and i have the perfect plan to land a role in his next movie. >> is your plan a bunch of wigs? >> lilly: what >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> lilly: no, of course not. >> well, usually that's what people try to do they bring a bunch of wigs and they'll get in my movies and that's just not good not a bunch of wigs. [ laughter ] >> lilly: wi ught's sstup arst drateme pe who buat's yought? >>ly: no, tota tot >>lright, alri lilcan excuse me for cond i juot tnd ack t >> surure.>>ly: ah onign "atle late >> cancelihoses? sure are>>ly: ye i am. yeah that's exactly what you are doing. [ laughter ] >> lilly: well, join us on "a little late." in one minute when i will have a new plan >> yes >> lilly: how about a fat suit [ cheers and applause >> doesn't work. at's notng to workth goi e [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: ladies and gentlemen, make some noise for your host tonight, lilly singh [ cheers and applause ♪ >> lilly: thank yo

for more than 7 years ashour singh the mother of the 23 year old girl who was gang raped on a bus and later died of her injuries has been going from one call to another she's been seeking justice for her daughter referred to across india as near past all the fear lest 12 years ago india stopped court upheld the death penalty for 4 men imposed by a fast track court in 2013 they were due to hang this january but that was delayed by legal procedure as. a mother of one of the men recently asked are saying to show mercy which she refused. it doesn't matter to me if anyone says sorry or cries because for 7 years i've been crying tears of blood i've lost a daughter. the supreme court has dismissed review petitions filed by the convicts and apel the death penalty but the sentence has reignited a debate in india can capital punishment reduce rape middle class father says yes. if these comments are hung if a few more are hung and others should be scared of committing rape massive protests broke out in india's capital after nearly passed death. in response the indian government introduced a toug

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cam, everybody elijah wood, of course, the 8g band stay tuned for lilly singh we'll see you tomorrowy, that last one's my parents. [ laughter ] >> daniel: and - >> lilly: lily singh "audience matchmaker." i'm gonna send you on a date right here on the stage. [ laughter ] good >> daniel: plus -- [ cheers and applause >> lilly: from "brooklyn nine-nine" stephanie beatriz >> not one, but two bi-sexual women of color [ cheers ] >> lilly: oh, my god on the show, you kind of spe in a deadpan voice >> yeah. >> i'm backing to being zen. namaste, bitches [ laughter ] >> lilly: dancing clues. [ cheers ] >> it's a butterfly. [ cheers ] >> lilly: no >> a frozen thing -- iceman? [ cheers ] i don't know it's - >> daniel: coming up

welcome to "a little late with lilly singh. how are you feeling?irport. like, how are people in the security line still confused about the rules? [ laughter ] i was once behind a man -- this is a true story -- i was once behind a man who had to go through the metal detector five times because he had loose coins in every single one of his pockets. [ laughter ] and i'm just like, "how many vending machines do you think your plane is going to have? [ laughter ] don't you think it's weird that kids under 12 don't have to take their shoes off when they go through security i mean, i've babysat kids before they are exactly the type of people who will try to sneak a bomb on a plane. [ laughter ] and i love that nowadays we have to pay to carry luggage. it's extra -- it's an extra fee now. is the assumption that carrying clothes to another part of the world is somehow a luxury? [ laughter ] am i supposed to fly to europe and not bring a second pair of underwear? [ laughter ] that's why, straight up, one of my personal heroes is this woman who wore all of he

singh, we appreciate your time tonight.s an opportunity for us to show how to do this, right? social distance, how to f that and have good character. social distance, don't leave your quarantine. my worry is the next few weeks, are people gonna start to filter away? oh, it's all good, you know? but there's reasons. all scientists know this. so what she said is right. people look to us, and the world is looking to us right now. and we need to set a good example. so don't let your guard down. you're gonna be fine. everybody's gonna be fine for the most part if you look at the numbers. but the idea is to not give it to people who could be impacted. i know i got on my high horse there. but it seems like if there was ever a time to listen and comply, now is it. and again you're gonna be fine. you're gonna be fine. promise. as you go outside right now, plenty of some showers showing up in part of the south bay. we're heading for a pretty nice weather pattern as we go into tomorrow. tomorrow is one of the nicest days we're gonna s

haslinda: i am looking at the singh dollar. it is currently flat at 1.4270.o the downside? christy: i think there is still the upside buyers. we do think that the general broad dollar weakness is not likely sustained, but at the same time, i think the domestic situation for the current singh dollar outlook points to the weakness, as well, so both the external and the domestic actors are still pointing to weaker bias for the singh dollar. yvonne: let's look further now. how are you differentiating with asia? currencies,n oil, countries with current deficits? i just wonder how you actually see things now in that actual space. christy: well, it is an interesting question. this wave that is hitting asia from the covid-19 is basically still playing out in a very differentiated way, so i would say that in the next few months, this is the first quarter, so for the second quarter onward, we may see something different, given that the policy responses on the asian governments have been to arrest the downside risks as well as to provide some kind of a growth support to

singh, thanks very much for being on the show tonight.k you if i've explained anything wrong or in a wrong-headed way in terms of what your company is doing and what this data seems to show. >> rachel, you got it exactly right. thank you for explaining it so well. >> in these new animations, you line up official restrictions and shutdowns with what appears to be a decrease in fevers reported to you by individuals in specific parts of the country. and i know you're tracking fevers. you're not tracking coronavirus cases specifically. but what can you tell us about the correlation between these fevers that you're able to document and the epidemic that we're all tracking? >> yeah. so that's right. we're tracking febrile illness. it could be flu. it could be cold. what we're doing is subtracting out the normally expected cold and flu to get that atypical illness. what we saw in florida was a massive rise in atypical illness over the course of about a week and a half, a significant slope, way above what you would normally expect, more than 2x i

todayit coronavirus, so the government singh today it is trying to up the number of tests significantlyre is a strategy and that is, at there is a strategy and that is, at the moment, they say they have enough test to test people who are ill in hospital. the next phase is to roll that out to nhs staff and then to others beyond that. it'll also bought a 3.5 million antibody tests which would tell you if you to democrats coronavirus, but there is currently being tested to see if they work, because if you want to check they are accurate before they are put onto a wider release. there are put onto a wider release. there are questions about why the uk appears to be slower than this, perhaps, than other countries. today, the chief medical officer, chris whitty, said there was a global shortage of the components needed for these tests. there are questions being asked about why more was not done earlier to try and ramp up was not done earlier to try and ramp up testing. 0n the other front, there are a lot of questions being asked about the government's strategy and the clarity or lack of over w

we'll see you tomorrow [ cheers and applause ♪ late with lilly singh," we're celebrating internationalneeds to die. female-centric commercials why are those women laughing about a salad? [ laughter and applause and i'm sitting down jameela jamil. [ cheers and applause before you were acting, you actually had a really long career as a tv host. can you give me any advice of what i should or shouldn't do as a host >> try not to fart next to your guest. i've done it >> lilly: let's be realistic that ship has sailed >> i've farted next to every single one of my heroes. [ laughter ] >> lilly: what's one thing you would change about how women are treated in this world? >> well, how much time do i have >> lilly: oh, like, ten seconds. >> oh, then everything i would change everything. >> lilly: okay, good answer. good answer. we'll be back in one minute. like, so many things >> so many >> lilly: there's like a whole scroll of things [ cheers and applause endless, like --

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stay tuned for "lilly singh."em the cashier rings up is foreplay. and then when they swipe my card and all the savings flood in, woo! [ laughter ] and i'm going to start far too many celebrity feuds hey dox, you're mean as hell, and you have a weird looking - [ laughter ] and i will sit down with the wonderful chrissy metz from "this is us. i hear that you are a little bit of a psychic >> i woke up, and i was like, "i have to get dressed, because there's going to be an earthquake." water started, like, sloshing in the pool and my roommate was like, "oh, my god!" i was like, "yo, i knew it was going to happen. we're going to be fine." [ laughter and applause >> lilly: and we will both laugh at the comedy of marlena rodriguez. >> i'm back! can you believe we just had sex? [ laughter and applause >> lilly: you get to be on a tv show where you don't have to cry. >> it's really freeing, but, like, i -- i did cry three times. >> lilly: what >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> lilly: join us here in one minute what parts made

but as of monday, i will be tossing to "a little late with lily singh" on monday, september 16th lilly'santastic. [ cheers and applause so please make sure -- especially next monday to stick around and see what lilly has for us all i can't wait his ex- national security adviser john bolton argue over whether bolton quit or was fired. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause seth: as before, trump's entire political career has been built on racist reported the trump administration won't give temporary protective status to people from the bahamas who fled hurricane dorian and when he was asked about that on monday, trump said this >> we have to be very careful. everybody needs totally proper documentation. because the -- look, the bahamas has some tremendous problems with people going to the bahamas that weren't supposed to be there. i don't want to allow people that weren't supposed to be in the bahamas to come in to the united states, including some very bad people and some very bad gang members and some very, very bad drug dealers. >> seth: i'm sorry so y

stay tuned for "lilly singh.n "a little late with lilly singh. >> lilly: he caught him cheating with six strippers okay, she should be mad, but like not too mad if a guy can have sex six times in one night, you marry that guy. [ laughter ] >> daniel: and - >> lilly: please welcome debby ryan and francia raisa >> we were all, like, singing and meditating i was like, "you were my first late night show. and you were like, "that's amazing. i'm so honored." i was like, "no, i'm honored." and then today she was like, "have we met?" >> lilly: wait, what [ laughter ] you, my friend, will receive an edible arrangement from me [ laughter ] hey. [ laughter ] [ applause ] yes! >> daniel: coming up -

stay tuned for "lilly singh." cocaine, they were just boars. [ laughter ] and i'm going to sit down with pete holmes and rob corddry for a little chat. >> one of the rooms i have is a non-smoking queen. [ laughter ] i write, "that's me! [ laughter ] >> lilly: i will pit them against one another to find out who is the world's greatest dilf over here soar [ audience ohs ] >> is your baby okay >> it's not a real baby. it's time to wake up to life [ laughter ] >> lilly: we'll be back in one minute i realized i was a dilf about a month ago.

stay tuned for "a little late with lilly singh." and applause >> lilly: tonight on "a little late with lilly singh," i'm going to discuss the concept of virginity. they used to throw virgins into volcanoes. [ light laughter ] now they just throw them into fortnite tournaments [ laughter ] then i'm going to try out a brand new app that matches farmers with cows. yo [ laughter ] oh, my god no no then i sit down with the wonderful cameron monaghan and noel fisher from "shameless. do you get confused with kj from "riverdale"? >> he looks like me. >> lilly: ah, correct. >> so i'm giving the opportunity here to start a feud >> lilly: start a feud right here >> i will fight you -- >> lilly: all right, here we go. [ cheers and applause here you go. fight right there. >> fighting to the death >> lilly: and i find out the last thing they text messaged. last thing you texted is what you said after you found out the results of the 2016 election >> can't talk right now. [ laughter ] >> lilly: i got, "i told you he's hot." what seriously? [ laugh

. >> ra ginder singh tells me business is down 70% since the first shelter at home order came down. a few more extensions and the current belt tightening could become too painful to endure. >> i'll try to keep it open, you know, and definitely i'll see what the guidelines are. >> reporter: clara galley had to give up her job as a nanny right after the first set of social distancing guidelines came out. she and her husband have some savings and anticipate government assistance but after may their future becomes uncertain. >> my household depends on two incomes. if my income isn't coming in, it is a little bit harder on us. >> two weeks and one day. >> reporter: blake schott knows exactly how long it's been since the current shelter at home. same day his business tapered off. he says he can hang in there for the next few months at least but looks forward to the day when his financial road becomes less bumpy. >> the united states is leading the world in the cases of this coronavirus. so, you know, hopefully it's got to curve down sooner or later, right? >> reporter: despite all the eco

stay tuned for "lilly singh.hy do people knock when they already know the door's locked? [ laughter ] it's not like i'm gonna change my mind and be like, "oh, this must be important. come on in [ laughter ] >> daniel: and - >> lilly: please welcome, sofia carson and lana condor [ cheers and applause >> my one true love is the rock. >> lilly: the recent video dwayne made is amazing check it out >> what's up, lana [ screaming dj here. lilly told me that you were a >> lilly: let's play "dancing clues. pregnant >> hungry. >> lilly: sad. >> hungry. >> lilly: hungry >> hungry hippo. >> lilly: hungry - [ laughter ] >> i genuinely have no idea what you're saying. >> he's a dolphin. >> daniel: coming up

stay tuned for "lilly singh.ics, the club. deejays need to stop talking so much if i wanted to hear someone yelling over my favorite songs, i'd just move back in with my parents. i sit down with a pair of superheroes that also happen to be cousins, robbie and stephen amell. [ cheers and applause >> i think to this day, robbie and i remain undefeated at beer pong >> yeah. >> if it's just me, i'm okay >> just me, i'm fantastic. [ light laughter ] but together - >> but together -- >> we're as good as i am alone [ laughter ] >> lilly: we enjoy the comedy stylings of the hilarious vanessa gonzalez >> oh, my kid looks different from when i dropped him off. yeah, bitch. it's been eight hours. [ laughter ] we've all changed. >> lilly: i would love to come to the next amell family reunion. i'm kind of a superhero myself you know so what do you think >> yeah, for sure. >> lilly: cool >> we're trying to promote a movie. >> yes, yes. >> lilly: yeah we'll be back in one minute.

. >> reporter: also uncertain about being able to get home, jennifer singh decided not to go ahead with a trip to spain tonight. >> things have been changing so quickly that who knows what's going to happen in the next 14 days. >> reporter: now, things are changing quickly and travelers we talked to tonight, they are u.s. citizens and they say while restrictions don't apply to them they believe that could change quickly and they didn't want to take any chances. reporting live in san francisco, jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of anxiety. rightfully so. for travelers. >>> just into our newsroom take a look. this photo from charles de gaulle airport. that's the primary airport in paris. it's just after 7:00 a.m. thursday morning. our telemundo reporter christian cazaras is there in paris. he says there were at least 50 people in line trying to buy last-minute tickets to the united states before this travel ban goes into effect on friday. >>> in addition to restricting travel president trump wants action to help businesses and workers struggling financially during the outbreak. the p

singh gets a pandemic is describing the global situation.ld health organization says it is a pandemic, that doesn't mean there is nothing countries can do. it's part of the reason why we are on your today because we are about to find out some more detail about what united kingdom is going to do about coronavirus and how you minimise the impact of this pandemic. again, many people might find that strange that it's down to individual countries to make those sort of decisions. were talking about something global, it's the same virus across the world, and yet individual governments are making up their own minds about how to cope with it? there is advice coming globally, but the risk for each country is not the same. we are not in the same position as italy today, were not in the same position as the would—be province in china was in january. as the would—be province in china was injanuary. there is a constant risk assessment. —— wuhan in china. taming this is really important. if we are taming this is really important. if we are entering the del

that's as the heir to the british throne prince charles test positive for the virus are prick spearing singh mild symptoms. president putin announces russia has to go into lockdown with all but essential shops closed for a week as the country tackles cope with 19. we keep its founder julian assange and he is denied bail despite claiming his health is out risk from coronavirus i'll be talking to a former u.n. expert on the detention. for my immigration minister warns britain's stranded abroad have no way of getting home as countries close their borders. the u.k. government faces calls to release those in immigration detention centers over fears many could die from the virus. into r t u k the u.k. prime minister and opposition leader have clashed over the government's approach to corona virus testing that's the heir to the british throne prince charles has tested positive after exhibiting mild symptoms r t u k shut the embers dash he joins me now with more on this how they're shot here so as we keep saying testing times today absolutely prince charles himself has tested positive for covert 19

cases saying that 80 percent of the new cases that they have seen in the past 3 days are from overseas singh singapore is a transport hub a very popular tourist destination to singapore is now restricting any passenger or any international arrival that is not a resident or citizen or permit work permit holder so if transit whether transiting or just traveling for a short stay in singapore you will not be allowed to come into the country meanwhile in china once again same issue imported cases they had a lengthy battle with the outbreak from which i surface there at the end of last year 81000 cases to date the managed to bring them on the rise to the forty's over the past few days of the pots 3 consecutive consecutive days all the cases were from overseas but for the 1st time today there is a domestically transmitted case apparently connected to an imported case and so china is also stepping up the defenses along its borders. well the pandemic has forced the closure of hundreds of thousands of schools around the world disrupting study for hundreds of millions of students and their teachers and

testing the heir to the british throne prince charles test positive for the virus are pricks spearing singh mild symptoms. president putin says russia has to go into lockdown with all but essential shops closed for a week as the country tackles cope with 90. founder julian assange is denied bail despite claiming his health is out risk from coronavirus all be.

. >> i could listen to joe singh all day long. >>> the biggest stars in country music will not take the stage for awards this year. they will perform from their homes. the postpone show because of the covid-19 outbreak. we will have conversations and at hem performances. artist will be announced soon. you can watch that april 5 on kpix 5. >>> this is the plane carrying the olympic torch. there was a ceremony but it was closed to spectators. the summer olympic games are still set to be played in japan on schedule beginning july 24. >>> it is 6:25. coming up next, china making another day of progress amid the pandemic. how the country is stepping up to help south korea. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now, streaming, all 40 million californians are ordered to stay home. we are live with the order if we don't follow the rules. what that means if you need a passport. good morning. thank you for joining us. it is 6:30.

the uk away from that weather maybe waking up to scenes like this, calm conditions were sunshine for singhland and northern ireland, gale force blowing here, so a different story for our friends in the western isles and hebrides. but for the bulk of england, fine weather, a beautiful monday on the way. monday into tuesday, a slight difference, because the system tries to squeeze through, between the high and the south and a blow to the north. this i was quite far north, the rain will be affecting parts of the rain will be affecting parts of the northwestern uk, the further south you are through tuesday, the better the weather will be. and we pick up those southwesterly is, taking the temperatures into yorkshire around 15 celsius. the outlook for the week ahead, not too bad at all. a temperature rise in the middle of the week, maybe, 17 are possible in london, perhaps higher, and then towards the end of the week and weekend, high pressure establishing itself across the uk, lots of sunshine but not necessarily warm weather, could be frosty at times. this is bbc news i'm lukwesa burak. the he

singh charges of something by michael what impact will the trial have on journalism in the digital age in the philippines. the trial of journalist maria ressa on al jazeera. the on. the world health organization sees signs that corona virus infections may be stabilizing in italy and spain but says it's no time for complacency. unity is the only option we have to defeat this virus and it's again pushing countries to work together against their common and enemy. oh there i'm going but i'll this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. our nation is helping us in our hour of need. a navy ship with a 1000 beds on board arrives in new york to help provide relief in the u.s. epicenter. and having brought things pretty much to a standstill here on earth the virus is now at 10 a pending fire and inspects. the world health organization has expressed hope that corona virus infections in hard hit european countries like italy and spain might be stabilizing but it's late as it were quick to add that it doesn't mean tough measures to limit the spread of the disease and track it should be reduce

singh's family you have written one of the darkest pages in belgium in industrial history before we get into our new manufacture roofs but you prefer to stay in the shadow and we were able to prove to the court that they knew they knew. very. close to us from suarez who passed away confident rest in peace next to pierre they are appalled and stuff ours. is the fun we don't view we miss you. it's true i mustn't remain silent if you keep i'll cry out and i must bear up until this is all. this is a live satisfying. time is short if you see. arabs victory has opened the doors for other claimants all over the world. i joined do glueing on them to discuss whether he saw an opportunity for the numerous victims of crime or to brew had some unsettling news he asked me what my precised connection was to british filmmaker rob more. after a while he started emailing and phoning in and giving numbers of other people at a certain point he came to my village is a very nice guy. i was wrong to reveal that rob moore was a corporate sponsor. more now claims to have been a double agent but the fact remain

americans everywhere the hospitals are very engaged in new york and various other places are also very singh gauge i just spoke with governor cuomo we had a very good conversation and we're working very strongly with many states including new york. here.

. >>> for more we are joined by doctor singh former chief medical officer at the department of health take you so much for joining us today. i want to start with a study from the cdc about how long the virus can survive on surfaces on the cruise ship. up to 17 days? how worrisome is that in terms of how the virus may spread within the community? >> i know there is a lot of fear. but clearly the researchers are not leaving anything on turned. i might add that the tests were done before any disinfecting efforts were made. which shows how effective it was and the amount of activity doesn't necessarily convey in the findings with that impact is. so we know from last week in the nih study that came out what the results about the stability of the virus, on differentin order to have caution to live there people in a household with high risk or vulnerabilities they need to take extra precautions. place here in california as well as many other places across the country. a lot of people are adhering to that and keeping social distance. but we are also not go out for homes at some point. you to

singh with the number of confirmed cases and deaths rising one of the country's top infectious disease experts says the final toll could be very high looking at what we're seeing now you know i would say between 10200000 cases but i don't want to be held to that because it's deaths i mean we're going to have millions of cases but i just don't think that we really need to make a projection when it's such a moving target governors like new york's andrew cuomo painted a sobering picture i don't see how you get past that kerr without seeing thousands of people cross or louisiana is already running short on hospital space but we're on a trajectory currently to exceed our capacity in the new orleans area for ventilators by about april the 4th and all beds available in hospitals bob our april the 10th. michigan's detroit auto show is canceled and the convention center where it's usually held will be converted to a field hospital we see that's astronomical rise we've got hospitals that are already at capacity illinois governor said he desperately needs more testing kits the white house has pro

south africa us president virals singh a sweeping measure to tackle spread of coronavirus i found. in the street.

singh, thank you so much for your time. you heard one of the big headlines in the bay area. health officials extending stay-at-home orders until may 3rd at the at least. and cracking down on a lot of activities people have been taking part in. outdoor activities, coninstruction working etc. construction work etc. why do you think they felt it was necessary to extend those orders? >> it has to be considered. and it came right here, the extension at the level of the federal government and the white house press conferences. which is looking at this issue broadly and nationally. to ensure that this remains contained, that we continue to flatten that curve. and as i've always stated to, buy time for our therapeutics and vaccination efforts. and i believe that the crackdown really is that many have witnessed, we've seen the spring break videos out and about. and maybe you just feel better, uplifted. and perhaps a sense that you're safer. but it's really to ensure that the social distancing and other guidelines are adhered to. >> and there has been no official decision from state o

governor cuomo singh restrictions on daily life put in place here in the state is actually slowing thetalization. we want to bring in dr. nancy bennett, director of the university of rochester center for committee health and prevention. she also previously chaired the cdc advisor committee. she joins us now on the phone. thank you for joining us. let's start off with the idea of what we should expect from the number of cases that not only are we seeing in new york, but in other states, given that we have still not seen i think what could be called a significant amount of testing. dr. bennett: yeah. i think we have to recognize that we are really at the very beginning of this thing. we would like to think we were further along and that some of our mitigation practices are having an effect, but i think we really cannot see that yet. we do have limitations on testing, that is a problem. there's been a let more testing in new york state and city in the last week or so, so we are getting a little more they sent, but it is very -- more of a sense, but it is still hard to tell where this will

for more than 7 years asher singh the mother of the 23 year old girl who was gang raped on a bus and later died of her injuries has been going from one poll to another she's been seeking justice for her daughter referred to across india as near past all the fear lest 12 years ago in the court upheld the death penalty for 4 men imposed by a fast track court in 2013 they were due to hang this january but that was delayed by legal procedure as. a mother of one of the men recently asked are saying to show mercy which she refused. it doesn't matter to me if anyone says sorry or cries because for 7 years i've been crying tears of blood i've lost a daughter. the supreme court has dismissed review petitions filed by the convicts and apel the death penalty but the sentence has reignited a debate in india can capital punishment reduce rape middle class father says yes. if these comments are hung if a few more are hung and others would be scared of committing rape massive protests broke out in india's capital after nearly passed death. in response the indian government introduced a tougher sent

. >> question from sin singh tao. for affordable housing, but what about luxury home building? >> the fact is in san francisco, costle building anything is so expensive, the fact we don't build is a problem. it doesn't matter what sort of housing gets built. the fact is, when this is all over, people are going to need places to live and so i'm not going to pit between one housing versus another. housing is essential, period. and what we don't want to happen is what happened, especially when we started to focus on job opportunities between 2010 and 2015 during the time when we were attracting a number of tech companies and other businesses to sanfrancisco. for every eight jobs we created, we created only one unit of housing. you had people lining you in the western housing community where i grew up, where you would never see anything like this for one apartment, which i think drives up prices. so the fact is, all housing is essential. and we don't need to pick one over the other. the fact is, when this is all over, just think about it, we have thousandscs of people on streets. y

one it was possible to track all the way to go here yet when we see this thing not all we can say is singh gonna. get a lot of money and i was happy to program up on this fancy global procedure. but i want to be a look at look at myself just go. to. the underside it disappear then don't understand it because it's going to give that little. one everywhere if it has. to be which is the given and i thought i've been doing behind we've got the door of the house and it been done in p.r. they get another innocent man to stick it out to get another house because what us is a lawyer i don't i'm not a mother this come by the. a lot of the glad i didn't know where those. who are last are going to go on the eve. of the bill but i've had people yes i've got to be up. thank you. we've actually been to most of us had a lot that we see on time and they're looking at you know a lot of that building stock is bullish fundamentals personality the masses will tell you about the. last police units being in or not will be now that it. used to will be a battle. with your projects trucking the movements and flyin

still, bloomberg intelligence analyst mandeep singh points out these conditions are only temporary.iven the transitory nature of this pullback in travel demand, we believe there will be a sharp rebound in growth due to pent-up demand for expedia.com.com and once travel resumes." but the question remains, when will normal return? guy: thank you very much indeed. still ahead, we are going to be live at the cme to get a taste of what is happening with the markets right now. ,ook at where brent is trading positive. not that positive, though. fridayat $34.13 on this the 13th. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: live from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: from london, i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." time for futures in focus. let's bring in paul nolte from the cme in chicago. concerns about liquidity yesterday. is the market functioning today? paul: it is a little bit better. we are still seeing markets move pretty violently in either direction. we got a selloff, another rally, but when you look at the spreads for a lot of etf's, you are still seeing some fairly wide spreads and t

evidence released in the next day or so impa saying there is an impact on social distancing, headed by singh. i was told about it through new york city and the data shows in some cities, where you're aggressively practicing social distancing, the number of new cases of fever which they attribute to covid 1 is actua9 is very important to know. the simple reason that if we're not having an impact on social distancing and the number of cases and patients in the hospitals and icu continues to accelerate, that's the difference between a high mortality rate and low mortality rate. this with the 100,000 to 200,000 number that governor faucuomo a dr. fauci mentioned as well. 10%, where the hospital systems are getting overwhelmed. new orleans, 4% to 5% getting overwhelmed and other places less so. if we can push hard on social distancing, i think we can make a huge impact in that number to say that 100,000 to 200,000 deaths is not inevitable. >> it does seem, just as peter was saying, that social distancing is now as important as it was two weeks ago. for people thinking this is just going to be a t

majority leader senate mitch mcconnell said the senate won't take it up until monday, president trump singh this morning he didn't support the house bill. >> there are things in there that have nothing to do with what we are talking about. it's not a way for them to get some of the goodies they haven't been able to get the last 25 years. >> this afternoon, new concerns about president trump's health after an aide to brazilian president higher bolsonaro tested positive for the virus. while the president came in contact and bolsonaro has been tested, president trump has been unconcerned. >> he was there but we did nothing unusual, we sat next to each other for a period of time. >> senator lindsey graham who was at mar-a-lago revealed today he has been tested for coronavirus and is self quarantining. the press secretary stephanie grisham sink both the president and vice president had almost no interactions with the individual who tested positive and do not require being tested at this time. it's still not known whether or not bolsonaro himself has tested positive or negative, we don't know the

sabrina singh, thank you. joining us now is msnbc senior political editor, mark murray. it's good to have you here. it's hard to overstate the seismic shift we just saw happen. bloomberg walking away with only a handful of delegates. i think our calculations were they cost him something shy of $1 million each. beating sanders in states that he had been leading. so let's dissect this one by one and start with, what about those late deciders? >> you were just talking about how the political world ended up changing after south carolina. and we could end up seeing from the people who made up their minds in the last few days, you end up having roughly a third of all voters in all the states that participated last night who said that they ended up making up their mind in the last few days. joe biden overwhelmingly won those folks, getting 46%. and what's fascinating to me is that when you end up looking at the before, those people who made up their mind before that, it really looks like the polls that we ended up seeing in texas and elsewhere, where bernie sanders had close to

the white house, president trump singh we are spinning much more time wearing about small business andig business. he did notot say we'rere spendig morere money at small business d big business. >> i don't want to leave e is on trump. this is the fault of f the democrats and nancncy pelosisi d membmbers like ilhan omamar whot spoke e about this not paying attention n to what is in the bill, the fault of bernie sanders and elizabeth warren was the these are the people that had leverage and have the ability to make an a argument ababout what is ill is. ininstead of sayaying this is ad ouout to cocorporate americica d role of a power, they decided to stay quite unlike chuck schumer organize the whole process and do some moral grandstanding. it is really embmbarrassing anda problem becausese they're lyingo the progressivive movement and o the democratic party. so nowow we have no debatate abt what is effectively probably a more significant bill than tarp in 2008. and all of f the stuff that is happening, the handover of power to wall street is happepening under the really cynical guise of