basically, a few stragglers walking down the south bank towards the us embassy.se pictures about half an hour or s0 these pictures about half an hour or so ago. you can these pictures about half an hour or s0 ago. you can see these pictures about half an hour or so ago. you can see quite a considerable number of demonstrators. some standing on car roofs, but no clashes with police. i think we can go back to the helicopter, but i am not sure if the pilot has gone to refuel. no, he is back, he has just pilot has gone to refuel. no, he is back, he hasjust come round. this is the scene outside the us embassy. this embassy only been built a few yea rs this embassy only been built a few years now, huge embassy, massive, secure complex on the south bank, surrounded by a moat. all the latest technology in terms of protection for that embassy. there you see a number of people protesting about the killing of george floyd in minneapolis a few days ago now. so those demonstrations spreading from the states, where they have erupted into violent demonstrations. 18 cities have

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honoring people doing good things in their communities today and as a group of churches and the south bank teaming up to help people. the 7th day adventist church of sunnyvale they joined other churches and teamed up with fight the hate to give up groceries at a drive-thru sites, you're looking at one of them. the focus is on people struggling financially because of the pandemic there were giveaways in fact at 5 different places today. you can spotlight somebody making a difference in your community we have a section on our website which is called a kron for heroes we've been getting a big response to this. you just have to fill out a quick form of us know about your hero and you can find the page on kron 4 dot com. that wraps up kron 4 news and our coverage on the coronavirus pandemic continues. >>> sex for rent. >> room share for submissive female. >> can't pay the rent on may 1? what some unscrupulous landlords are offering. >> we are here with a team who will be placed strategically throughout the parking lot of the hotel. >> inside edition investigates. >> no more beach for you. >> go

south africa. the reserve bank cutting rates by 50 basis points a little bit earlier on. market were anticipating 400 basis points out of south africa today. that hasn't happened. i find it in some ways surprising. at the moment we have negative real rates, the next inflation day seems likely to show decline. imply significant room to cut further because the expectation in south africa is inflation is likely going to continue to fall. vonnie: it is really a u-turn because the south african central bank right now has a reputation for being hawkish but obviously this pandemic has changed everybody and changed the outlook of the world economy. the south african economy expected to contract 60.1%, that is really a phenomenal .ontraction somebody who have knows all about central banking joining us right now. on, alex, earlier caught up with the former bank of england governor, a bloomberg .pinion columnist he obviously was asked about negative rates in the u k and other nations and whether or not they are an effective tool to combat fallout from the pandemic virus. >> i think

the south africa reserve bank is responding strongly with its normal finesse. south africa faces a contraction as they indicate around 7%. private-sector economists around 6%. 2022 byng and 2021 or 3.8% or 4% is there forecast. -- is their forecast. the situation is one where there is very limited variables for south africa. the fiscal situation has deteriorated significantly. deficit of fiscal .0% and debt to gdp of 80% our overall tax net is somewhat tapped out. we do not have the fiscal power and we do not have the revenue reorganization power that a place like the united states or the developed markets have. having said that, i think south africa has responded well to this covid pandemic crisis in the sense of a quick lockdown getting in early, and perhaps later than could have been, but getting a fiscal package in place of around 10% of gdp, which is going a long way to provide relief to businesses and individuals. but smaller medium-sized companies in south africa employed an awful lot of people. there is a sense that those companies do not have the kind o

they are now outside the us embassy on the south bank. 10 weeks at home, more than two million people in england and wales who've been shielding during lockdown, are told they can go outdoors. the uk government has defended its decision to ease lockdown measures in england. religious services resume. the pope has returned to st peter's basilica to celebrate mass. as schools in england prepare to reopen to some pupils tomorrow, governors say all children shouldn't have to return before summer holidays. let's ta ke let's take you back to that shot a central london where the demonstrations are continuing. we will be a cross that, but in the meantime let's go north to edinburgh where there is a briefing by the scottish health secretary. a total of 1073 patients are in hospital with covid—19, 732 have been confirmed as having covid—19, 341 who are suspected of having the virus. that represents a total reduction of 41 since yesterday including a decrease of three in the number of confirmed cases. a total of 27 people last night were in intensiv

spent anywhere from a half inch to 3 quarters of an inch possible with lighter amounts down in the south bank. good to be saying that after what has been a dry past winter season. 60's and 70's for today's daytime highs, it work and i 69 degrees. can save in the mid to low 70's. well, san francisco at 66 degrees. tomorrow and saturday as i mentioned you're better days for a longer walk a better chance to get outside the backyard. well sunday and monday you might want to be hunkering down the doors or so with highs only in the 60's and sunday, especially really bringing the rate to us that's your forecast james and darya also to back away very good. thank you john. >>time now 7.18 if you need to travel on a plane. well you want to make sure to bring the mask most airlines now requiring passengers wear them, not just inside the terminal, but on the plane itself san francisco international airport spokesperson doug vehicle says that facial coverings are part of the new normal now for air travelers in the covid-19 era and passengers that we talk with we're in compliance, but they had some mixed f

to caps and with a 170000000 people bank south has one of the highest population density in the world responds to the loss of more than 20000000 people living in your very small. you know loss of people in daraa maybe not old you know from our but their. heart around like me i'm. going to see to it grieve for all the ridiculous holland is. gone and my recently followed me you know sort of started coming from 100 into 125 kilometers away from are also the in and the next morning they're all our friends is really close and forced to walk down a nearby india turned out to be any possible task how to keep 1357000000 people isolated trying to has a seminar for india's population density is 3 times higher the more the. 21 days in bihar. after this is the danger many many textile worker has lost one job didn't have one on money. and they don't have money for back home that's why the hell it was just on on the street on. minute so delhi police has a drag on this edition. because after the lockdown most of the migrant people they didn't get didn't have any job because most of the people they c

money as they can while listening to describe what's going on there it reminded me of 2008 south wall street banks were caught short trillions of dollars worth of bonds and south somebody had to walk the plank where they could bury all the dead bodies and that somebody was lehmann brothers yam bear stearns sow they all got together in a big meeting down on wall street they said. we got caught with our pants down were short a huge amount of these bonds that we oversold that we missed sold and what about the buriat money you sitting at the stalemate $1.00 of $11.00 bank was not at the table and that was lehmann brothers so dick fault and lehman brothers were had to walk the plank essential and now you're saying the scotiabank had to walk the plank because all the blame banks got together and said wait a minute we just got caught in a massive fraud scam we've got to bury all these errors somewhere and it looks like scotiabank number came up already delivery problem futures contracts and oil caused the price of oil to plummet to negative 37 dollars last month could delivery problems in gold caused it

up on the weekend this is despite the country's battle with coronavirus testing kits south africa's lender capital bank said it expects half yearly profit to decline by more than 20 percent so let's go ahead and we're going to take a walk over to the other side of the studio to look at europe and the americas where it's really more of the same in europe all 3 major indices they are up for the week and that's mostly due to the european banks record $826000000000.00 stimulus package in london the footsie fell more than 2 percent on friday as investors had their eyes on the u.s. president's comments on china the country's travel stocks saw some big losses cruise operator carnival p.l.c. they took a huge loss and was hit hardest down 11 percent the german dax and french cac like the footsie saw some losses on friday each losing about 1.6 percent again over those tests and the tensions between the u.s. and china that are so concerning let's move across the atlantic to brazil that. is also up where because the real had seen a 6 day winning streak before sliding more than one percent this week data released o

as the occupied west bank south korea's government is encouraging farmers to adopt smart farm technologies to deal with a shortage of workers in rural areas initiatives for moving timely as a country recovers from the coronavirus as rob mcbride discovered on a visit to the southern growing region. in the quest to grow the perfect fruit this is one strawberry farm that is increasingly turning to smart technology every aspect of the growing environment is carefully regulated the amount of sunlight let in to the water and fertilizer is used it's helping to compensate for the loss of young people not wanting to go into farming like their parents can. get them we don't have enough workers in the rural areas but by using smart technology we can reduce the need for manpower. the farm is owned by a husband and wife team who gave up high powered jobs in large corporations to pursue their dream they are part of a growing trend of people with high tech backgrounds opting for a new life in the countryside and in the young people coming to rural areas these days are quite interested in smart farm techn

economic hardship inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic look no further than your local food bank to the south bay we go on our kron four's rob fladeboe is live to tell us about the shocking number of hungry people who have been showing up at a church food pantry in san jose raaf. >>that's right justine of the cathedral of faith food pantry in san jose is seeing 4 times as many people as usual many are families with children, let's take a look. once again today, hundreds of cars arrived here at san jose's cathedral of faith church where the food pantry is going through a month's worth of groceries every week says pastor jim gallagher. >>for the month of april we did 18,000 and us. we did 78,000 individuals and gave away if the demand continues cathedral of faith expects to serve some200,000 families by year's end. >>many are families as breadwinners have been furloughed or laid off because of the pandemic says gallagher a lot of these people are people that are grass the people that serve our coffee or you know they have and jobs restaurants and now you know jobs partnering with second harvest

south korean banks have been hammered but korean discretionary stocks are gaining ground this week andng more consumer optimism over the reopening of global economies. and when you talk about the pricing this of australian stocks, those valuations continue to climb. in the early part of the session we are seeing gains of extended 2.9% and still climbing -- extended to .9% and still climbing. and we have an eye on consumer stocks. np capital investor showing consumer stocks are likely to have hit their bottoms and now getting a boost from the reopening of the economy with further restrictions to be lifted from next week. we are watching also the aussie dollar, sensitive to political concerns, given that we had the offshore yuan trading at is lowell -- lowest level on record. seeingthe few indicators across broader markets reacted to geopolitical tensions. in new zealand, four days of gains, not held back despite april jobs numbers seeing the worst decline since at least 1999, as that economy continues to recover from the lockdown restrictions. inry: the chinese ever see the u.s. is push

south—west england. we'll need to keep an eye on that first thing on bank holiday morning.ewhere we're looking at temperature sitting at around seven to 11 degrees. as we move into bank holiday monday, dry, settled and sunny for many, certainly the best of the three days through the weekend. yes, there are some whether fronts pushing into the far north—west and by the end of the day could bring cloud and outbreaks of rain into northern ireland and western scotland. shouldn't spoil the day too much, ahead of it those temperatures will peak at highs of 25 degrees, 77 fahrenheit across the south—east, may be high teens for scotland and northern ireland. those weak weather fronts continue to put across the top of the high but it's fairly powerful so it'll be a weak affair, it's not really going to produce that much in the way of rain, may be more in the way of noticeable cloud as we go through tuesday and into wednesday. you can see a little more cloud around, it stays dry, sunny and warm, particularly into the south. that is it, whatever you're doing, take care. let's go live

enough to see happen inch or 3 quarters of an inch for parts of the north bay out into the east bank south bay area's on her lighter side of the spectrum with san jose and about be checking in around a quarter of an inch of rainfall. definitely a lot or a to be talking about considering what time of year it is though and we'll take it has been pretty dry. so far this year, 60's and 70's for today's highs are warrants popping any aren't in concord 7877 degrees. well oakland, san francisco and up and they remain in the 60's but still going pretty good. tomorrow temperatures right around the same as today's sunday is when we really see temperatures falling back into the 60's it won't and will also be looking at those rain chances sunday monday into tuesday lingering not we dry out and wednesday and thursday though, so bit of a young know at this forecast from the rain we've had the past few days dry today and tomorrow back to the rain and then try to get but at least keeping us on our feet back to speaker the yoyo has the diet are you on quito have you follow the why i stick into it i probabl

as the occupied west bank south korea is encouraging farmers in rural areas to adopt smart technologies to deal with the shortage of workers the initiative is proving timely as the country recovers from a break as bright discovered on a visit to the southern growing region of sun june. in the quest to grow the perfect fruit this is one strawberry farm that is increasingly turning to smart technology every aspect of the growing environment is carefully regulated from the amount of sunlight to let in to the water and fertilizers used it's helping to compensate for the loss of young people not wanting to go into farming like their parents can. get them we don't have enough workers in the rural areas but by using smart technology we can reduce the need for manpower. the farm is owned by a husband and wife team who gave up high powered jobs in large corporations to pursue their dream they are part of a growing trend of people with high tech backgrounds opting for a new life in the countryside and in the young people coming to rural areas these days are quite interested in smart farm technolo

south. and it stays dry, sunny, and warm for many of us for bank holiday monday. e minister faces calls to resign after he travelled hundreds of miles with his wife — who had virus symptoms — during the lockdown. the government defended him — saying he wanted to stay with family to ensure he had childcare if he got symptoms of coronavirus. businesses in the uk will be expected to pay a quarter of the wages of furloughed workers — from the start of august. and guernsey becomes the first part of the british isles to remove nearly all its lockdown restrictions. funerals have taken place in pakistan after a plane crash in a residential area of karachi kills 97 people. spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and top flight spanish football will resume behind closed doors next month. now on bbc new, spain is one of the countries hardest hit by coronavirus. our world follows the lives of some of those at the heart of the crisis.

south korea. china central bank in beijing is suggesting that it's time to look more aggressively at a stimulus plan going forward. certainly not the level we see in the united states which is $3 trillion. the debate on capitol hill, should we go back again. steve mnuchin pushing back, should we go back a few weeks. overall globally there's been $7 trillion allocated and there will be more to come am what we see in saudi arabia tripling the v.a.t. or sales tax to 15%. government subsidies being cut. some of the major programs being put forward by the crown prince, mohamed bin salman. because of things slowing down and the price of oil hovering around $30 a barrel. >>> elon musk is threatening to leave california unless he can reopen his factory quickly. how's this likely to play out? >> reporter: i like the way you put that, flexing his muscle. elon musk is seen as a entrepreneur, job creator and saying to alameda county you're making a power grab because the governor is saying it's time to ease manufacturing facilities back open. tesla claims it put forward its plan for health and safety to the cou

now go ahead by having the money and money i say increasingly in quotes some may have certain banks in the south and southeast outright revolting wanting to get back to work and trump dilly dallying and flip flopping between supporting them versus not whereas the northeast the northwest the west where i am just diligently by the book falling whatever the government mandates i mean i think there's a wider plan afoot because the mega banking and white or corporate conglomerates stablish ones who want to need them all of these smaller companies for instance to fail small businesses will soon be vacuumed up by banks they owe a debt to already merged into the larger corporations under forced. write monopolies in each industry it's a repeat essential of the consolidations which took place 12 years ago only on a larger scale so these banks these mega banks for instance j.p. morgan wells fargo b. of a they're being sued in class action tellingly for funding larger small businesses then smaller businesses with this paycheck protection program p.p.p. before that $350000000000.00 in federal funds ran out w

. >> reporter: in camden, new jersey, a distribution center with goods provided by the food bank of souths neighborhood in particular, a lot of the corner stores have closed. >> the food bank of south jersey is awesome. my family would go hungry without them. >> for me and my grandchildren, we really appreciate it and helps keep them fed and helps me not worry about it. >> reporter: subaru showing up in force to help those in need, partnering with feeding america to provide 50 million meals to food banks across the nation. >> we originally selected feeding america because they are so efficient with how they're able to get those meals delivered. we're here to help and here to assist. we like to say we're more than a car company and this helps to make us more than a car company. >> reporter: everybody pitching in and showing love. i love feeding america too. okay, don't go anywhere. we will be right back. "gma's" helping hands is sponsored by subaru. more than a car company. >> announcer: monday on "gma," kick your week off just right with luke combs. ♪ six feet apart >> announcer: performi

it stays dry, sunny and warm for many of us for the bank holiday monday, very warm in the south—east. bbc news with martine croxall. the headlines. a senior aide to the uk prime minister faces calls to resign after he travelled hundreds of miles with his wife — who had virus symptoms — during the lockdown. the government defended him — saying he wanted to stay with family to ensure he had childcare if he got symptoms of coronavirus. businesses will be expected to pay a quarter of the wages of furloughed workers — from the start of august. and guernsey becomes the first part of the british isles to remove nearly all its lockdown restrictions nearly all its lockdown restrictions. the pakistan govenrnment launches an official inquiry to investigate the plane crash that killed at least 97 people — but the pakistan pilots‘ association says it has "no faith" in the official investigation. spain's prime minister, pedro sanchez, says overseas visitors can visit the country from july and top flight spanish football will resume behind closed doors next month. now on bbc news in his first uk bro

as coronavirus sprpreads across the global south, a new world bank r report esestimates some 3 billion people still don't have access to clean water and soap to wash their hands -- one of the most effective ways to prevent transmission of the coronavirus.s. here in the united states, thehe death totoll from the covid-19 outbreak has toppeped 95,000. flags will be flown at half-staff over memorial day weekend to remembeber the lives lost to coronanavirus. president trump issued the order after democrcratic leadersrs on capitol hill asked flags to be lowered on the day when the u.s. death tollll tops 10100,000. in alabama, the city of montgomery has been forced to divert covid patients to birmingham due to a shortage of intensive care beds. this comes just days after republican governor kay ivey opened much of the state. meanwhile, in north carolina, chicken processing workers have singleted positive at a tyson plant. president trump toured a ford manufacturing plant in michigan that was repurposed to make personal protective equipment. trump refused to wear a mask while speaking to the

initiated i asked him about anything between 800-023-5000 extension 0 south africans that to dine with because of corporate banking and those figures more because since there has been sort of time to move downwards to the estimate of the conflict that $1075.00 i'm about the reality is really don't you know sort of thought it through as an example has to be made to put a hold of africa is begin to come to an end to the bank and to the end of 1000 people that might die from government in south africa makes up just in 5 percent of the african population so it's very unlikely that you're going to be contributing to about the port-o. one of those debts so the answer is we do really don't know what we need to be cautious in terms of what his marketing tells us in the process a lot of assumptions that are made which might not necessarily be applicable to the african context south africa as you mentioned in terms of the number of deaths so just under 2000 do expect a huge increase and on some fortunately it's yes but not important thing that we need to really start continued i think is that when we talk afflicted 1000 or

high unemployment led to an increase in demand at food banks, including this one in south florida. >> people really are in need. this is the first time they've been in this situation. >> a new abc news incompetent sis poll shows 64% of america say reopening the country right now is too risky and more than three in four americans say even if everything reopened tomorrow, they still wouldn't go back to work. but even as the number of confirmed cases across the country continues to rise, all but six states have begun reopening in some capacity. >> we simply have to coordinate states. what one state does by definition impacts other states. >> low risk retailers offering curbside pickup in california as the state enters phase 2 of its reopening plan. >> for me it gives me hope and i know that things will get better. >> hair, nail and tanning salons reopening in texas. but some say their employees do not feel safe. >> half are choosing to stay home. which is fine with us. >> as the death toll in the u.s. from covid-19 surpasses 77,000, new data shows nursing home deaths account for nearly a

. >> reporter: i'm david mckenzie in south africa. the world bankup to 60 million people across the globe could be pushed into extreme poverty because of covid-19 and because of the ensuing lockdown of economies. they have provided 100 counties emergency assistance. but there is a worry that progress in alleviating poverty could be now lost. there is some good news, the u.n. is saying that africa could be spared the worst of the virus but there is a fear that livelihoods are now at stake. >> reporter: i'm cyril convenievanier in paris. schools have been closed due to coronavirus cases, either in the school itself, students, teachers, staff or more often than not in the greater community. in one single town southeast of paris, 25 schools were shut because of two cases of covid-19. the education minister warns there could be more school closures as cases continue to be detected. and the head of the scientific council who advises the government sees a silver lining here. he said the system is working. to put all this in perspective, 100 school closures

south wales. generally speaking, a promising bank holiday monday awaits.ringes of scotland by the end of the afternoon. it shouldn't spoil your day too much, though, ahead of it dry and fine, 19 to 20 degrees the high, but we could see highs of 25 degrees yet again in the south—east corner. that sets us up for a dry week ahead, lighter winds, largely dry and once again, warm for all. take care. hello this is bbc news. the headlines... the uk prime minister's top aide, dominic cummings, is at number 10 downing street. senior members of the conservative party are calling for his resignation after further allegations he breached lockdown rules. he insists he acted ‘reasonably and legally‘ by driving from london to county durham in march while his wife had coronavirus. but new reports suggest he was seen in the north east of england on two further occasions. the country cannot afford this nonsense, this pantomime, now. dominic should go and we should move on and deal with the things that matter in people's lives. china's foreign minister accuses some politicia

high unemployment has led to an increase in demand at food banks, including this one in south florida. >> people really are in need. this is the first time they have ever been in this situation. >> reporter: a new abc news/ipsis poll shows 64% of americans say reopening the country right now is too risky, and more than three in four americans say even if everything reopened tomorrow, they still wouldn't go back to work. but even as the number of confirmed cases across the country continues to rise, all but six states have begun reopening in some capacity. >> we said we have to coordinate states because what one state does by definition impacts other states. >> reporter: low-risk retailers offering curbside pickup in california as the state enters phase two of its reopening plan. >> for me it just gives me hope. i know things will get better. >> reporter: hair, nail and tanning salons reopening in texas, but some say their employees do not feel safe. >> half of them are choosing to stay home, which is completely fine with us. >> reporter: as the death toll in the u.s. from covid-19 sur

i haven't been so of test that there's no information about where that i south africa from covert what has happened in the bank and isn't the app has sent a geolocation to the wallet of the user and it simply has found the address of that user by looking at the q.r. code the data is not stored centrally to address privacy concerns the data is only stored on user's phones if someone tests positive he or she can agree to sharing the anonymous data with the public health authorities and to one of the users who where the same location. coordinates a team of 150 volunteers who develop the coby id app today they're presenting their project in a vip see me now to political decision makers from several african countries much about the research shows that in order for content tracing to work we can we need to identify 60 percent of the patients as soon as they have symptoms and we need to find 50 percent of their contacts basically instantaneously if you take even 4 $56.00 days to figure out all the contacts that somebody was positive had and to follow up with then you will be too slow to effect if least curb the sprea

the construction of thousands more settler homes in the occupied west bank around $7000.00 to be built in the ephrata settlements south of bethlehem the homes are illegal under international law and abraham is in ramallah in the occupied west bank and says the approval of the homes is further proof international law is being ignored. paul stevens have been arguing for years that israel is building these documents which are considered illegal under international law and then creating facts on the ground that then are presented to palestinians as part of the ology on the ground in a peace deal that they should accept this is this new announcement for the solidify their argument that when playing for years that israel is ignoring international law and it's using its good relationship with the u.s. right now mainly between the u.s. president will trump and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to do actions according to international laws that are illegal and then asking palestinians to accept them so for posting is a been saying that they no longer view the u.s. as an honest mediator for peace and they've been asked

minister approved the construction of thousands more settlement homes in the occupied west bank. 7000 are to be built souththlehem. the homes are deemed illegal under international law. racial tensions are rising in the u.s. state of georgia after a young african-american man was shot dead by two white men while out jogging. a graphic video has emerged, which appears to show the 25-year-old being gunned down on the street. we have reports. >> this mobile phone footage captures the last moments of this man's life as he was jogging through a georgia neighborhood in february. as he approaches a truck, the 25-year-old is confronted by two armed men who believed he was a burglar. a shot rings out. a struggle ensues between the unarmed man and a white male with a shotgun. shots ring out, and the man is shot point-blank. >> i'm not sleeping. i just think about how they could allow these men to actually kill my son and not be arrested. >> the men have been identified as gregory mcmichael, a former police effective, and his son, travis. themselves and chased the man, who they suspected was responsible for a series

the construction of thousands more settler homes in the occupied west bank around $7000.00 us rebuilt in the effort settlements south of bethlehem the homes are illegal under international law are a force that has the reaction from western. it would if it went through be a major expansion of the go on block or in and around bethlehem south to the south of bethlehem reportedly about an extra 100 hectares of land being used for these 7000 housing units presumably it would be inside the bear arms of what is being mapped at the moment between the united states and israel as to exactly where an annexation could take place does come on the same day as 2 interviews with the us ambassador to israel david friedman have been trailed in the press they can be fully published on friday in which he essentially says that if israel according to netanyahu benjamin netanyahu the prime minister's promises does go ahead and try to annex some 30 percent of the west bank beginning in early july then the united states would recognize that however he also said that as part of that there would have to be a commitment from israel to negotiat

south—east. as we head into monday, bank holiday monday, we have got these weather fronts just flirting with thely finer dry day for much of england and wales. certain eastern scotland. more cloud and windy weather for the west of scotland and west of northern ireland and spots of rain here, but away from here is going to be warm, temperatures reaching the mid 20s in the south—east. closer to the mid upper teens for scotland and northern ireland. high pressure continues to dominate as we move out of money across southern areas. this weather front may just bring across southern areas. this weather front mayjust bring a few more spots of rain to the west and north of the uk. as it sinks out these words it will tend to weaken literature to, but could bring a little more cloud at times for england and wales. sunny spells coming and going and when the sting generally liked. another warm day, low to mid 20s across the south—east. mid teens in the north. it stays fine for much of england and wales as we move through the week thanks to high pressure it will stay warm to. for scotland coming talent, it w

temperatures pick up again, up to 22 degrees in the south—east corner. of course it isa bank the south—eastntracted the virus himself and spent five weeks being treated in intensive care by his colleagues. applause what you are seeing there, his family and friends and neighbours lining the streets for his homecoming. murad, his wife abeer and daughter muzaina, join us now. how are you feeling? i'm recovering every day. but it is still a long way to go. improving my strength. every day. but it is still a long way to go. improving my strengthm course. and emotionally... you worked with covid—19 patients, you are on the front line and u nfortu nately you are on the front line and unfortunately you are struck with the illness. you have been on the other side of that, receiving treatment. how did that affect you emotionally? it is really very strange, and a unique experience, because i‘ve been doing intensive ca re because i‘ve been doing intensive care for a very long time, and i saw all these problems and lately obviously the covid, but i never thought that i would be... that i would be a pati

south street securities in the u.s. is a repo business. not a bank holding company.s independent. standalone. very focused on one specific product. we are seeing more opportunities. go, backore i let you in 2008 after all of the bailouts, you big banks were vilified. do you think that will be the case for things like private equity this time around? bob: i think when you throw a word like private equity around 70 different investors, it is too broad. we look at what we are doing at atlas, and we think of ourselves as merchant capital because we can extend our a while. -- we can extend our capital a while. the value of having capital going to small and medium-sized at a time where monetary policy and fiscal policy coming from the government. the last thing we want to do is not encourage private investment right now. positivet is a strong that firms like patchett -- firms like atlas merchant capital have capital to allocate to the businesses so there is private investment alongside the many things being done by the government. alix: really good to catch up with you. th

bank holiday monday today looks warmer still further south, we could make close to mid—20s celsius acrossill be dry and sunny thanks to the influence of this area of high pressure. but through the day, these weather fronts will start to play a part in the weather across the north—west of the uk to bring outbreaks of rain and stronger winds. a fairly fresh start to the day today. we had temperatures in single figures in places, a little bit of early mist and fog across western areas, which will tend to burn away quickly through the morning. many places will be dry and sunny, england and wales, eastern scotland, but then western scotland, lots of northern ireland will stay windy and cloudy and wetter later in the day. that will impact the temperatures — around the mid—teens in the north—west, closer to the low—20s and the mid—20s in the south—east. now, that band of cloud and rain across the north—west moves its way south—eastwards during monday night, tending to fizzle out, though, as it reaches parts of england and wales, just a few showers along it. but with more cloud cover generally, i