and in the bundesliga on saturday dortmund cruise to a 2 nil victory away from home against volz spurred the black and yellows took a 1st half lead when talking has ards cross was turned in by rafael get a go after an uncharacteristic miss from their star man norwegian striker barreling holland. while in the 2nd half it was ashraf hakimi who made it to following some excellent work in the build up by a young englishman jade and sasha. dortmund to are in 2nd place in the table and sides league leaders byron munich in their next food fixture on tuesday. well here's a look at the rest of the bundesliga action from this weekend and mines are losing to leipzig as we speak cologne i'm just a kickoff later on earlier on sunday shall come were dispatched at home by i was burge bar new nick notched a convincing win over frankfurt dortmund stay 2nd after being involved spurred leverkusen be to mention braman defeated freiburg caught up on drew and on friday dominated the berlin darby against. well you're watching news don't forget you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website tha

thatat is it for this editition. ♪ -- to spur that you's recovery.is♪ >> 2020 was meant to be a middling year for the global economy. in a few months, things have been turned on their head by coronavirus. now we are heading for the deepest recession. how should policymakers be are therehis and opportunities to improve the lives of citizens? i am joined by the head of the organization for economic cooperation and development which designs policy for his 38 member countries. in many parts, we are looking at the start of lifting lockdown measures. in economic terms, does that mean we are at the beginning of the end of this crisis? it is a new place. knonow whether there will be recurrence. it is good that we are into the reopening. i can imagine a process where maybe it would be stop and go. that we m move into opening because already there has beenen this very high cocompliance. paid -- high compliance period. we s say that t for every monthf ---- of heart confinement, there is a 2% drop in the gdp. speeded of the war against the as a and how we beat i

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i was spurred punishing shelter for being careless with the ball. and in injury time light substitute said he'll go to the us took advantage of yet another mistake from the shocking defense 3 nil the final score. a successful debut for hike a hellish and much needed victory for our sport. again firing blanks having got 9 games without a win and only scored 4 goals since the winter break. mines will always be mine streets the banner in the stadium but is that a good thing for embattled coach came by a lot and he's struggling splodge like 6 big mines 8000000 their 1st meeting this season with team will then annexing trick but the bulls have anyone to lift them past 8 league matches meaning they've stick to the title race. not to worry with that never happens he made it one in the end of minutes. use of culson doubled to like 6 lead in the 2030 minutes marking the danish strikers 250 of the parents of the. city's spread the wealth with marcel sabates a netting that 3rd of the 1st tom on the bronze was up. to the restarts then it can lead to his magic f

this initiative is designed to spur innovation, , private sect, public sector collaboration with a goal of dramatically increasing our coronavirus testing capabilities. so that's going on in the health, education, labor and pensions committee.it the senate commerce committee will be holding and this week look atmp the impact of covid-19 on the airline industry. something we know is an industry that we know is being profoundly impacted by what's happening with the virus. next week the senate health, education, labor and pensions committee will be indirectly from the leaders of our fight against the coronavirus. dr. fauci, redfield, admiral. committee will play key role in any future coronavirus bill, and it's good to have committees able to meet once again here in washington, d.c. while the covid-19 pandemic will continue to be our priority in washington in the coming weeks and months, there's other essential work that we have to do for the american people. appropriation bills, nominations tots essential administration polls and critical national security legislation are some or the othe

not what was proposed by if you appear if you peer proposed signing a partial agreement that would spur of the way for rates to start filling the dime and said that they could negotiate the rest of the feeling as they go on that something so dense as is not going to be possible because to start filling the dam there should be a cooperation agreement between the 3 countries as well as other legal agreements several rounds of talks between the 3 parties have been held here in her term last year all of them resulted in deadlocks which was why the talks were moved to the united states in late december early january now the 3 sides met along with the u.s. counterparts there in the u.s. in washington and they have agreed on a schedule to fill the dam but they were not were able to work out many details such as how to operate during drought season and they said that they were not able to identify or determine how to identify what the drought season would be to each and every country and sudan is concerned that. if it's built and if the thoughts being filled it will have an impact on the amount

outbreak earlier this month about $5.00 to $6.00 people were discovered to have covered 19 and that spurred authorities to start mass testing of the entire population of that city 11000000 people and a 2nd cluster pap's more worrying for authorities is in jilin province that's the north east of china and there are 2 cities there which are particularly affected and more than 100 cases have been confirmed there in jilin and 2 cities have been put into lockdown quite severe lockdown public transport has been suspended and many residential compounds have been cordoned off with households only allowed a certain number of visits out once every few days for sensuous so clearly today they might be celebrating but by no means as china's fight against the coronavirus are over they also katrina still a lot of question marks about the reliability of some of the figures coming out of china right. that's right i mean this is a consistent question when it comes to these numbers because we only have one source of coronavirus because here in that's the government these figures are not independently vetted a

our reporter tells us doctors fear the pandemic could spur a spike in suicides. >> they released a study that found over the next decade, as many as 75,000 people could either through deliberate suicide or drug overdose or alcohol abuse die from depths of despair. related to the coronavirus pandemic. >> sadly we anticipate that there will be many more people like this. as a result of the coronavirus.>> that is on top of expected deaths from these causes. unprecedented economic failure. massive unemployment. mandated social isolation. grief and uncertainties over the virus itself. >> the federal hotline that is in place for people who are experiencing emotional distress has had a 1000 percent increase in the number of calls into it when compared to last year. >> yesterday, the medical center , we have seen a years worth of suicide attempts in the last four weeks. the medical center will not tell us that today. we did as the health department at the recent recorded suicides are abnormal. >> there has been increase for the month of april. if i look at that historically, there has been other

beating of rodney king captured on camera and widely seen by everyone around the country that spurred the worst of the rioting it was a year later when the police officers who beat king were quitted by a mostly white jury in a suburb of los angeles that that's what set. the fuse and led to some of the worst rioting certainly the worst rioting in this city and probably some of the worst in in the united states in at least in recent decades right now we have confirmed that mayor eric garcetti is has asked the governor gavin newsome for the national guard to be deployed in los angeles the city as of right now is under a curfew beginning right now and. it will extend until around dawn tomorrow morning there has been extensive ransacking of stores some high end stores in some very posh shopping areas in beverly hills and other parts of west side los angeles people went in and took things that they certainly didn't pay for just in the last 20 minutes to 30 minutes or so. we learned of reports of the los angeles police firing rubber bullets and beanbag tripe projectiles as well as some tear

that the motion is going to spur. when the pattern is covered up the system works fine. but once the pattern is visible the system gets confused and can no longer compute the optic flow. to artificial intelligence this is a jumble of contradictory information. but we were surprised by the extent of the problem. we weren't surprised the ai could be disrupted like this. there was already pretty existing research on the issue patch but seeing how such a small patch can are such far reaching consequences is quite worrying. if the colorful patent patch takes up just one percent of the area of the ai system reads it's going to step up to 50 percent of its field of vision. there are a few people running websites which can work in the end of it's going to work and then like foggy climate and stuff but 1st we can try and start from this like this with this can be a lot worse for these you know. this patent was calculated that means hackers who understand artificial intelligence could create similar patterns if they do they could completely disrupt autonomous driving systems there

even the cowboys would go shopping and buy spurs and boots in kansas city. we didn't have local business owners that could sell it -- sell those items to the cowboys. and i think people can really understand beyond this area it's a local history but also a regional history and a national history. it works on a number of levels. we have a newspaper from kansas city that's dated to the era of the border boom of oil. border is a town northwest of amarillo. there was oil discovered in the town and there was a huge influx of investment. so what we have in this image is kansas city newspaper. and so this idea that the little wonder city of the texas panhandle, that's something that sounds a little old fashioned. also a blueprint above. it's by an architect who i think deserves his own study. we have an image of the united states with the city of and it's showing the networking as a cross roads for the united states. it also says aisle location for capital and industries. you can see that the santa fe railroad is one shot of a line. it's an even almost quicker line

convincing win over frankfurt we just saw dortmund is still firmly in 2nd place after beating will spur and as you heard well mention back then and defeated freiburg patter born in hoffenheim drew on friday her to dominated the berlin derby against and there are 3 matches to come on sunday. an alligator that escaped from berlin zoo at the height of the 2nd world war and was later brought to russia has died in moscow at age 84 the animal named saturn hatched in the united states around 1936 and was taken to germany allied forces destroyed the berlin zoo's aquarium in a bombing run in november 143 but the alligator survived for 3 years before the red army took him back to moscow where he was jokingly referred to as the last german prisoner of war. and you are of course watching did a few news live from berlin don't forget you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web site. you know also follow us on twitter and instagram there will be more news at the top the hour i'm max foster thanks watch. how the virus spread. why do we panic and trend will. continue through the trip and

times worse than the swarms that made their way through that region 2 months ago the ses they look at spurs and increase it into traits to food security and livelihoods this is home for the same blue tribe and since recently millions of locusts the terrain is difficult but locust track is working for the you when food and agriculture organization only have 2 helicopters locals often go by foot you know my let's talk a lot just places that's going to be accessible by i hold my back so if we're sometimes you're close you can talk before coming to us in the valleys locust swarms can engulf heck tears of land and as they eat their own body weight each day the swarms devour practically everything in their path the world bank warns that the horn of africa could lose more than $7000000000.00 euros worth of crops crops like moses motors tomatoes. 3 sim i don't know whether god will send us any angels the truth is that we farmers have been totally wrecked nuff it's obvious will be wiped out regular rainfall has been contributing to the explosion of the locust population and the covered 19 crisis is

after that convincing win over frankfurt dortmund is still firmly in 2nd place after beating will spur as you heard leverkusen beat and she's back to take over 3rd place braman defeated freiburg patter born in hoffenheim drew on friday dominated the berlin darby against and there are 3 matches to come on sunday an alligator that escaped from berlin zoo at the height of the 2nd world war and was later brought to russia has died in moscow at the age of $84.00 the animal named saturn hatched in the united states around $936.00 and was taken to germany allied forces that destroyed the berlin zoo's aquarium in a bombing run in november 1940 through but the alligator survived after the war red army soldiers took saturn to moscow where he was jokingly referred to as the last german prisoner of. you're watching the news don't forget you can get all the latest news on our website that stood up to come on nick spicer factual watch. 7 into a symphony.

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spoils her took berlin down hoffenheim 3 nil a school or straw for dusseldorf and powder borne out spurs lose to wilson berg munch munch and claude buck when at frankfurt lots of action to look forward to on sunday including by in munich at berlin moving on now protests were held in cities across germany on saturday against the government's current virus restrictions small demonstrations have been taking place since the end of march but the crowd swelled last weekend despite many of the curbs being eased political analysts fear the protests are being weaponized by far right extremists to sow divisions within society. that protesting against the government's corona restrictions and supporting more freedom once again thousands are gathering in stuttgart families with children corona deniers or people who are afraid of compulsory vaccinations. because it just can't be there we're being beaten down and off fundamental rights are taken away from us that this is our lives this is all a deprivation of liberty and it's manipulating people and frightening in tiny groups of society that's crazy ri

an earlier push to go cashless spurred a backlash and laws requiring businesses to take it.st was passed in philadelphia by skoucity councin william greenly last fall. >> telling people who don't have the ability to have credit you can't buy a product is treating people unfairly. >> reporter: with transactions here to stay, brown is legislating in the other direction. >> the bill aims to get the unbanked banked. >> reporter: the ohio democrat is proposing to give every american a debit card linked to a free bank account. you'd sign up at a local bank branch or even post office. >> we call it a fed account. it would be administered through the federal reserve. the federal reserve has the technology to do this. >> reporter: if for whatever reason legislation or legislation like this can't get passed, do you think the private sector steps in and kind of solves this problem? >> i think there are some things the private sector doesn't do. i mean, the banks don't really seem interested in low-income people because they can't make a lot of money off them. so that's why we want to a

her to bring them down hoffenheim 3 nil scoreless draw for dusseldorf and powder born lose to will spur mentioned back win at frankfurt lots of action now to look forward to including buyer nick a young bird lin on sunday as well as sports germany has taken another major step towards returning to normal sea after months of coronavirus restrictions germany is relaxing checks at its borders with france switzerland and austria on saturday germany's foreign minister went to the border of another you country to mark the lifting of all their. the border and may be open once again between germany and luxembourg and an easing of coronavirus restrictions but don't relax too much german foreign minister heiko must know early but not quite sure cannes with his luxemburg counterpart shaun assael bone as a border crossing between the towns of pal and shank an author and then they will start border controls for denmark in the next few days and from june the 15th there will be no more checks at the borders with france austria and switzerland i'm hoping that the border controls that the polish and czec

berlin down hoffenheim 3 nil a scoreless draw for distilled or from potter borne out or lose to wall spurredlots of action to look forward to including buyer nick at berlin on sunday. as well as sport germany has taken another major step towards returning to normal after months of coronavirus restrictions this morning german foreign minister heiko mass that his luxembourg counterpart and john asked or at the this border crossing to officially lift border controls between the 2 countries germany is also relaxing checks at its borders with france switzerland and austria. bastian hartig has been monitoring the situation on the german side of the border with austria and told us what's different starting today traffic is rolling here at the german austrian border only some cars are being pulled over to be inspected by the border police you still need a valid reason to enter the country that hasn't changed what has changed is the definition of what a valid reason is up to now it was mainly people commuting for work for example or say german citizens returning home now it's been expanded to also in

the protest of the protesters have to spurs and the national guard and the police is nowhere to be seen but there's also no curfew because everybody is still on the streets. steffen is there any sign at ole any hint that police whiting somewhere else or the national god ready to confront or china they attacked at this point. it's a good possibility that they actually really change their tactic i mean they what they did is they really retreated really really quickly for the long run of. your. problems. and we want to take this as well if you. don't want a little fact if we can see why are they to gain on a guarantee of safety stephanie thank you guys want to have to move on. but i'm ok thank you very much this happen sometimes you know there's a lot of i'll go all involved here to. florida liquor stores always the 1st to be let's say visited by some protesters and they're still a good amount of anger and frustration with protesters here there's no doubt now we're fine again this is this sometimes happens stephan it just goes to paint the picture that that we're getting from the other sid

and i hope that is also spurs congress to act right now.ome up with more legislation that offers real reform. >> neil: real reform. thank you very, very much. we do want to let you know that protests are planned around the country. a lot of these were planned before we got the news of officer derek chauvin's arrest in the killing of george floyd. protests are pretty much like clockwork and all that major cities across the country, including new york where they are already building large crowds. we hope that they are peaceful. those protests are still on. kimberly. fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, we'll sleep here. ♪ it's the easiest because it's the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. and let me tell you something, rodeo... i wouldn't be here if i thought reverse mortgages took advantage of any american senior, or worse, that it was some way to take your home. it's just a loan designed for older homeowners, and, it's helped over a million americans. a reverse mortgage loan isn't some kind of trick to take your home. i

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and longer and more and more traffic and heard an idea of a lot of people about whether this will spur new car sales or used car sales and don't want ride sharing or mass transit. that would have a net neutral affect on gasoline demand i imagine but maybe a hopeful sign for those in the business of selling cars. >> i've been talking about this for a couple weeks now my buddy owns a car dealership in new jersey. sold 61 cars in the last 10 days, a normal month is 60 cars so he did -- he actually did more cars in the first 15 days of may than all of may of last year new car dealership but one guy, he's booming. other car dealers we have talked to doing well, as well, because people want cars, used or new. >> we'll hear stories about the stuff not coming back. there's stuff that might benefit. brian, thanks. we appreciate it such a huge turnaround story for oil today. >>> coming up, investors big and small flocking into bio tech i huge numbers we'll look at the names. >>> larry lindsay said there's dangerous myths out there shaping government funding he joins with us the warning ahead. >>

. >> reporter: the warriors met the spurs in game one of the western conference finals on this day in7. and saw which will get didn't make any new friends on the spurs when he stepped on kawhi leonard and forced leonard out of the game. >> it's dangerous, it's unsportsmanlike. >> reporter: the warriors have erased a 25 point deficit. stuff and create one for 40 in the warriors were on their way for a four-game sleep. the city of new york saw plenty of baseball history on this day. >> it's out of here! >> reporter: in 1967, mickey mantle hit the 500th home run of his career at yankee stadium in. five years later at chase stadium, three days after he was traded, willie mays and his first homer as a met against the visiting giants. back in the bronx on this day in 1996, the reclamation of dwight gooden was complete after a nuclear nearly two-year absence of the drug suspension, gooden pitched the only no- hitter of his 16 year career. at this day in sports, may 14th. >> thank goodness for these look backs until there is more games to talk about. i will be back in about 20 minutes with mo

that in part was spurred really by the vaccine date that that we saw.hat will get people more confident sooner. charles: so that point, dani. advanced ought a big winner, nike is up real nicely, maybe the real economy is doing well. a month ago to this day when oil went negative and people were pulling their hair out when we never seen anything like that, we have seen a dramatic reversal. >> it is interesting, charles, it has been such a short period of time, still most of us, many states are still not out of lock down. new york in particular. we can't do anything exempt for really shop online. it is interesting to see how some of these, restaurants like darden, for example, one of the largest restaurant companies in the world, it is trading up, based on the fact that people are thinking about going out and eating again. i think it has legs little ahead of it frankly but -- charles: dani, let me interrupt you for one second. president trump is walking out of the gop luncheon. want to take a listen to his comments. >> discussed about everything. everythi

will lawmakers go big in the next round of stimulus to even spur the economic recovery? economist art laffer will weigh in on a congress divided next. staying connected your way is easier than ever. you're just a tap away from personalized support on xfinity.com. get faster internet speeds with a click. order xfi pods to your home in a snap. or change your xfinity services with just a touch. all in one place. you're only seconds away from all of that on xfinity.com. faster than a call. easy as a tap. now that's simple, easy, awesome. ♪. charles: congress yet divided whether to go big in another round of stimulus slash relief, as nancy pelosi wants or pause as senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is insisting? now all around the world the left of stimulus varied but the united states at the top of the list. so does this mean our recovery will be the fastest? joining me reagan economist, art laffer. art, work out over the weekend by deutsche bank suggesting we've been most aggressive between federal and money center printing that our recovery will be the fastest. so is t

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what spur has done is look at that in terms of recovery and in new orleans with katrina and lost manye people, hasn't recovered the building stock. it's not a good situation. i think we can agree and in san we want to rebuild well and quickly after a major disaster so we have defined what that means for our life lines. how do we need the gasolines to perform and water perform after an earthquake and the building stock as well, so we have the goal of 95% of our homes to be ready for shelter in place after a major earthquake, and that way people can stay within the city. we don't lose our work force. we don't lose the people that make san francisco so special. we keep everybody here and that allow us to recover our economy, and everything because it's so interdependent. >> so that is a difficult goal but i think we can achieve it over the long time so thank you very much for hosting us and hosting this great exhibit, and thank you very much for joining >> hello, my name is jamie harper. in this episode, we are featuring the park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance t

this thursday night, a law could be announcnced t to enfoe e a nationalal security l, and this could spur further protests in 2020. story of thetop day, the world health organization has reported the largest single day increase in coronavirus cases, a discovery that comes with a stern warning, the pandemic is a long way from being over. 106,000otal of infections in 24 hours. according to the international bodies director general, it's spreading in poor countries as wealthier nations emerge from lockdown. japan is planning to lift a state of emergency for seveveral districts as the number of covid-19 cases false. previously they had done this for 39 out of 47 prefectures. this raises hopes that the world's third-largest economy may soon start recovering from recession. like many other countries, japan suffered a drastic surge in infections. bringing in now our correspondent, michael. can you tell us what this means for the country? the lifting of the state of emergency? districts thatl had the state of emergency designation lifted today are toka, he'll go, and killed -- the emergency desig

when it is possible to fly from -- at the same for south spur to bavaria. it does not make any sense to uphold borders which hinder people do not offer more protection. countries like the u.k. are still banning trips to the beach. spain has the reopening as part of a staged return to normality, and undoubtedly with an eye on the summer as a way of recouping lost income. while many so -- while so many major airlines are laying off it was-- announced resuming flights to the u.k. -- twol destinations tourist destinations. host: still to come on al jazeera, the u.n.'s top officials gather to deliver a stark warming -- warningng as millions of people face economic devastation and starvation. why some politicians are being accused of hindering efforts to stop the spread of covid-19 in africa. host: on its way to the southeast of australia, some rain as well, at a fairly gusty winds. through, the came last couple of days, it is been a misty start to the morning. ofs is melbourne a couple days ago. this was taken by a construction worker. it caused a lot of problem

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how about the spurs guard stepping out of his workouts at home? he may need to find some tougher competition. he said e,kids cameknocking on his door and asked him to play. >> the but he doesn't regret it. >> among the teams able to go back to their facilities, dallas will soon have a new face in the building. this is great news. the former 49er smith has been reinstated and will be allowed to participate in the cowboys virtual off-season program. smith has been suspended since 2015. he signed with dallas last month. >>> the ohio state football is hoping to have fans at games this fall. the athletic director said the buckeye stadium which holds 100,000 fans normally could hold 22,000 fans following social distancing guidelines. and, maybe as many as 50,000 if things improve. you know what sport doesn't need any spectators? best fishing. bass fishing. he's a nice fish. >> tenets catch goes to young rocco who took a break from online classes to reel in a 6- pound largemouth bass up there and auburn california. way to go. you think you can do better?

eu leaders discussed a plan to setup a fund to spur the economic recovery at the bloc at a summit meeting in april. but they failed to narrow their differences. attention is now focused on whether the german and french proposals will lead to a break through. >>> efforts to stem the spread of the coronavirus are yielding encouraging results in tokyo where officials reported just ten new cases on monday. it's the 13th day in a row the number of confirmed infections has been below 50. overall more than 5,000 people have tested positive in the city of about 14 million. the latest figures come as central government officials are expected to decide on thursday whether to lift a state of emergency for tokyo, osaka and six other prefectures. last week the government canceled the nationwide declaration for the other 39 prefectures. officials are focusing their attention on infection statistics in tokyo as well as osaka where one new case was reported on monday. amid the decline in new cases the government is urging people to maintain social distancing measures to prevent a second wave of infection

unit price tag for the company is looking at other, cheaper types of disinfecting units as a way to spur the consumer to take the plunge. in san jose, jesse gary, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> >> joe biden will publicly respond to an allegation of sexual assault. biden is scheduled to appear on msnbc this morning to address the charge made by a former aide in the senate office tara reid. she says he assaulted her in 1993. >> there was never any record. nobody ever came forward, or nobody -- came forward to say something of touted apart from the principle involved. i am so proud, the happiest day for me this week, was to support biden for president of the united states. >> biden himself has been mostly silent on the allegations were that has prompted frustration among democratic leaders, and attacks from many republicans. >>> >> rosemary is here, talking about our friday forecast. good morning. >> good morning to you, we are looking at some nice weather coming our way for the afternoon today. very pleasant, almost a repeat of what we had yesterday. outside our doors at this hour, partly cloudy sk

so they lay down spurs and it goes right to where they're putting the load lines, and they would bring in the metal shelves and any of the explosives, the explosive materials via the railroad as well into there. amarillo, because we're a railroad center, it's a great place to build pantex as well as the amarillo army air field, constructed in 1941. it existed really close -- where the amarillo airport is today and so because amarillo is an army ordinance plant and then we have an army air field, they're able to share a guard force and cross train. so it's pretty efficient. amarillo also had a decent-size population and you're going to need workers. pantex, at the height of our employment in 1943, we had over 5,000 employees. and all of those people needed a place to live. and amarillo being so close provided that. a lot of housing options for people to live so that pantex could have the size of workforce it needed to complete our world war ii mission. pantex, throughout the cold war, has a remarkably consistent mission. and our mission was to build and dismantle nuclear weapons. we've

you an answer, but unfortunately i feel, what i feel is a spur in my bone, back again, so i'm goinghave to call it a day. and, of course, the press doesn't want to talk about ventilators. nobody wants to talk about a critical shortage of life saving medical equipment. the reason it was such a hot topic for a while was because everyone was afraid we were going to run out thanks to americans staying home to flatten the curve and states sharing the equipment with each other, we avoided the worst case scenarios. no thanks to you you're like the mayor showing up at the end of "jaws" saying, "oh, so i guess the press doesn't want to talk about sharks anymore okay well, i would love to know 'cause i'm the mayor and i'm still a big shot in this town. if we're not talking about sharks, let me know. in fact, here's how unhelpful the president was when it came to procuring much needed ventilators for states buzzfeed news reported wednesday night that a random dude tweeted at trump that he could make ventilators and then the white house helped that guy get a lucrative contract to make ventilato

bone spurs the last second you guys are lucky to never -- to never have the spurs.new interview, a white house senior adviser said it was, quote, "scary" to go to work after two fellow staffers tested positive last week for the coronavirus. said the adviser, "before this, it was just embarrassing." the white house announced yesterday that despite one of vice president mike pence's senior staff testing positive for the coronavirus, pence will not isolate himself. but in his defense, you can't catch it if you never breathe. "no, no thank you. oxygen is the devil's gas. apple has announced that it will begin reopening its american retail stores this week. so don't even bother getting covid-19, because they're just about to come out with the 20. and finally, this week is national etiquette week. i'm sorry, may it be national etiquette week what a dumb one to close on, mike scollins. all right. that's the monologue let's move on. we've got a great show for you tonight. we'll be talking to my friend tina fey about the "the unbreakable kimmy schmidt" interactive special th

what spur has done is look at that in terms of recovery and in new orleans with katrina and lost manythe people, hasn't recovered the building stock. it's not a good situation. i think we can agree and in san we want to rebuild well and quickly after a major disaster so we have defined what that means for our life lines. how do we need the gasolines to perform and water perform after an earthquake and the building stock as well, so we have the goal of 95% of our homes to be ready for shelter in place after a major earthquake, and that way people can stay within the city. we don't lose our work force. we don't lose the people that make san francisco so special. we keep everybody here and that allow us to recover our economy, and everything because it's so interdependent. >> so that is a difficult goal but i think we can achieve it over the long time so thank you very much for hosting us and hosting this great exhibit, and thank you very much for joining

bringing back the full deductibility of full expenses to spur business travel would be our country up again, because as oscar said, as gary said, just as planes are safe, hotels are safe. they're safe because we've been safe throughout this crisis with again, 90% of our hotels operating at low occupancy. demand is coming back, but we need those consumers to feel safe and we just thank you for everything that you and the secretary and congress is doing on this industry's behalf, because it's going to be a tough road back. president trump: well, it's going away, but i think we'll have vaccines, and i think we're going to have therapeutics and maybe even beyond that, maybe a cure, and it won't be in the long distance. so, i really think that's going to be helpful and regardless, it's going away, but that would certainly speed up the process so, we appreciate it, jeff. thank you very much. jean? jean-philippe courtois: thank you, mr. president. thank you for bringing together so many great companies, different companies, different sectors of the economy that some of them have been affecte

business as usual no one shied away from physical contact especially hatton looked highly motivated and spurred on by the new coach. that he is. this was immediately evident time and again he instructed his players he has proven to be a good motivator at multiple clubs in the past as the match carried on has appeared more and more dangerous on goal skipper bit at ibiza bitch had a strong performance and his strike partner marty as cooney and nearly took the lead just before the break the season scandals didn't seem to affect the much. so we had a tough couple of weeks behind. many new things. started training with a lot of new rules new coach and in a short period of time we managed to learn what he what he wants from us after 58 minutes half so were rewarded for their efforts even if it was pretty lucky. pickering strike was deflected off of kevin directly into the back of the net one nil but then the villain boys showed their unprofessional side once more celebrating as if everything was normal. at least the coach remembered the proper way to do it. of 2 minutes later hatta up the empty maxim