so we are sort of trapped in stasis. i'm not moaning about me, i'm 0k stasis.looking for all the other jesters, i'm ok butjust looking for all the otherjesters, actors and others who put their life is so into what they do. people go excuse me we need to get the country moving first and what about travel and infrastructure and what you think we have been doing for the last four months when you switch on that tv, laughing, crying and having emotions that have gotten you through and have been the standups and the acting and the drama and streaming from the national theatre and hamilton being streamed and things like this. they have got people who are in a dire state with a mental health through. artistic experience can lift you particularly laughter and i'll be biased obviously but for me humour is the most important thing. and a big part for our culture as well as a big industry but i'm interested do you think that comedy has been treated less seriously by the government than other bits of the arts? if you went out to the average person in the street, i don't mea

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experts say they have seen an uptick in an report excuse me in reported incidents is on force theresa stasi reports right now on what some believe was behind this trend and how they're trying to stop it. >>this is really part of a wider than we've seen in the last several years sean brisk with the anti defamation league talking about the rise of hate crimes in the bay area we have seen several high-profile cases of recent nooses at lake merritt graffiti in pacifica and union city i think we look at the last couple of instances expressions of hate across the bay area. >>and it matches a pattern of in times of distress in times of social unrest. you have people looking for scapegoats and particularly extremists like white supremacist. >>brisket says that fear and uncertainty because of the coronavirus has provoked some to act out in times of distress and economic distress or other types of stress on society. it's not uncommon. >>for there to be a spike in acts of hatred. and again in an attempt to scapegoat people we've seen it. throughout history. over the ages back in 3 centuries and we've

home in miami is an exception there would be no coronavirus cases here but if any resident falls ill stasi isolation is a good option i think it's a great idea so somebody has it they should be in a place where they can be monitored by professionals who are. ariens whatever limited experience people have now is terrible disease for the past 2 weeks in florida the number of new daily cases has hovered around 10000 miami has now mandated the wearing of masks but in other parts of the state those who can easily spread the virus are ignoring medical advice the number of cases among those who work with the elderly has also risen sharply but some experts say isolating elderly patients who contract covert 19 may not be the best thing one of the things not often talked about during this pandemic is the mental health aspect of living through these difficult times many elderly residents on to allow to see relatives social interaction is in many places not allowed and moving those who are infected with covert 19 may be detrimental to all involved those who specialize in geriatric care say isolation a

hello again i'm the stasi a tape this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. anger at the killing of a top soldier the fallout in azerbaijan off to new border battle is with. japan as the u.s. military is accused of not doing enough to contain a corona virus outbreak at its bases. across the surveillance operation in colombia that journalists say is a threat to democracy. china is valid in retaliation after moves by the governments of the u.s. and the u.k. on 2 different fronts president donald trump has announced sanctions against chinese officials over the new national security law imposed on hong kong signing an executive order to hold beijing accountable china now says it will impose sanctions of its own. joan phones don't to to be able to up hold our legitimate interests in china will make the necessary responses to sanction the relevant personnel and entities of the us side we're just the us to correct their mistakes and to not implement this act and stop interfering in china's internal affairs if the u.s. insists on going down the wrong path china will

homogeny try to send it close to anything it was born a happy family hold on the balls and join me on to stasis on the final part of my journey when i can become a target of the hindu 1st policy in such of india seoul on al-jazeera. up above the hustle and bustle of cuba's capital there is a secret world. a community of colorful characters who have made the rooftops their homes. from their unique perspective they reflect on the country's history and how it has shaped their lives some hopes for the future. have on out from on hot buttons on just. afghanistan is on the cusp of a new chapter in its history. after the u.s. and the taliban signed an agreement to pave the way for the withdrawal of international troops. the high cost was paid to get to this point. over the past few years the us is increasingly conducted its part of the war from the sky with more bombs dropped last year than any other year in the past decade. but with that came a rise in civilian casualties. this is war i couldn't imagine at mistakes do happen and this is about owning your own mistakes this is about things kindness and

data is at stasis here. the ecb meeting, in and of itself, is quiet. negative 2.30.m going to call that midrange right now. got? -- guy? guy: as you say, tom, a big focus not only on the ecb with the council meeting friday, the euro is a little weaker this morning. saw backthe spike we in march, so that is a key level to keep your eye on stop the overnight is really quite important. csi6 -- 4516 is where the data closed. retelling china is the retail area where the market focused on weak data there. --s the chinese authorities european stocks are at session lows. at the moment it looks as if the nasdaq is going to open flat, the s&p opening significantly lower. where back to the place where we were days earlier. we will speak with johnson & johnson's cfo. york, 3:30 p.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: good morning. guy in london, tom keene in new york, back in the office. let's talk twitter. the twitter accounts of some of the world's most prominent people in both political and business arenas have been hacked. among them, barack obama, joe biden, elon musk, je

and again i'm the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up social media companies respond to hong kong's new national security law to talk pulls out while zoom joined facebook and google by suspending data sharing with the police. straightly a 2nd biggest city under a 6 week lockdown in melbourne to observe a stays home policies and limit the spread of the coronavirus. plus more storms for constant the south west as the death toll there hits 50 many still missing. now the un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings says the u.s. drone strike that killed a top iranian general and january was illegal on the a column od says cousin killing in baghdad went against the u.n. charter the white house has said the attack on ceremony was carried out to deter imminent attacks against u.s. interests well let's get more on this now with out to her magic as james space who is at the u.n. for us james calamos report clearly says the u.s. has provided no evidence an imminent attack was being prepared what are the implications here. well it's a damning report from agnes kalamat

out of there on the stasi attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a daily record for a new coronavirus infections and deaths in brazil the total number of fatalities there passes 90000. the u.s. were treat from a nato ally 12000 troops ordered to pull out of germany and the european head courses to be. in for hong kong students arrested for social media posts in the 1st police operation and forcing china's new national security bill. to dominant and too powerful that's what's being leveled against 4 of america's largest tech companies at a congressional hearing in washington d.c. the chief executives of facebook google amazon and apple have been defending their business practices via video link they're accused of stifling competition and monopolizing the industry free from regulation this is the culmination of a yearlong investigation by the u.s. congress detailing how the companies avoid liability under the current laws well amazon has been accused of accessing data from sellers on its online shopping platform to create its own products when pressed on the issue chie

the german ten-year is put much stasis. nots surprised, frankly, all that much move. thecine: i did not look at spread. i looked at it, but i decided not to put it in my did check because they moved yesterday. yesterday we spoke to a couple of strategists who said it was already priced in full-time if you are a political analyst, you could say that this is the first step to political integration. europe got a deal. this is something more than we were expecting. but if you are a trader, you would have played it yesterday. you're right, things are moving sideways. european stocks are priming a bit because of this landmark recovery plan, but the big move was yesterday after we were told that they would meet again. so it was already priced in. one thing i want to show you come which i don't think i have done this year in my data checks, extending gains above $20 an ounce for gold and silver. it is the third day of gains for silver. there are interesting dynamics when it comes to silver. to talk about the e.u. recovery fund and what it means for the ,arket, turning us is g

one volatility is this love, monetary policy is in stasis everywhere and no movement in the front end, and at the long end, it is becoming less interesting, even with all of this government bond supply, we are heading into summer anyway, central banks are pretty regular in terms of their interactions with financial markets, it is tempting to say that where you want to own and carry. ution from that strategy. i still think we are in the environment where the volatility of volatility is high. i would rather be asymmetrically exposed to safety rather than risk. there are some things you can do with central banks being supported with rates out five years, but you can still manage the steepness in the forward curve. hunkeringou are just down and looking for better opportunities. vonnie: we have to ask you about britain. more murky for the rest of the year as to what will get done trade wise, brexit relationship-wise. right now, even the monetary policymakers don't know what is coming next. do you invest in britain? james: long-term i'm very bullish u.k. the opportunities that will present

. >> 2009 ended as it had begun, with the case in stasis.o leads, no arrests. 2010 was no different. same for 2011. nothing. it's fair to say, sandra's murder investigation was very much cold. so 2012, no. six years after the murder and three years after that dna test, chief perry gave the case to a new detective named bryson ponce. who reinvestigated the evidence in the car. undisturbed. >> she was sitting in the driver's seat and from her waist up was pulled, slouched over the passenger seat. >> it appeared she was yanked over that way. >> it appeared. we believe there was a struggle in the vehicle in the granl. that's due to some evidence on the outside front of the vehicle. >> wait a minute. >> smudge, marks. when you look at how this happened, it wasn't sexually motivated or a robbery. it was focused on anger. >> so ponce circled back to the original two suspects, husband darren, boyfriend ryan. but which one? from the file, ponce learned ryan, in addition to being a drug trafficker, had been c convicted of domestic violence. was there

hello there i'm the stasi a tape and the headlines here on al-jazeera china's foreign ministry has ordered the closure of the u.s. consulates in the southwestern city of chengdu it's in response to washington's decision to shutdown the chinese consulate in houston texas katrina is in. the way beijing saw it it had to respond to what it's called an unjustified act from the u.s. they've made no qualms about this this is in direct response to the u.s. decision to close the chinese consulate in houston texas has also said that it does not want to see this current situation but it puts the responsibility at the foot of washington saying it's also up to washington to now act to either withdraw its move to close the chinese consulate in texas old to create conditions from which this bilateral relationship can improve now we will waiting to hear which consulate would close there are 5 consulates located in mainland china and we also have the embassy of course in beijing there was some chance that it could have been the 2 which is quite a small quantity but chung do it is a much more significant co

an up market, and some stasis in the bond market as well. but we have said this all morning. it is not just about the payrolls report for the establishment survey. it is about the slew of economic data we get out today. jonathan: it is also not just about the data. it is also about the reaction to it. how will the administration respond to the bounce in the economic data, and how will it shape the fiscal effort in the month of july, when clearly, more help is needed? my personal worry is not that they don't something. i think for many people, including the likes of pimco, it is a matter of when, and not if. but do they move away from offsetting the income shock towards incentivizing rehiring? do you get -- do they get the mix of the policy, nation wrong? tom: we get into mass, and we go to our bloomberg terminals, and it all gets impersonal. the fact is the claims statistic today, i will say it is five or six times larger than normal. we forget the scope and scale of where we are. lisa: what sums this up was a chart from torsten slok showing that half of the american workforc

we can't deal with the economic crisis, theresa stasi to kron 4 news. >>international students will no longer have to leave the country if all their classes are moved online because of fears of contracting the coronavirus. >>that's because today the trump administration rescinded a policy that would have done that kron four's also the monae and talked with an immigration attorney about the latest move. she's now live in our newsroom with details l a. >>it's a complete reversal of the proposed policy which immigration attorneys say is a rare move by the the administration it might have been because of mounting backlash and pressure from harvard university as well as mit who together launched a lawsuit in response plus they were backed by 60 other colleges, 17 attorneys general along with bay area based tech giants like amazon facebook and twitter within minutes of the court proceeding the government ended up coming out and telling the judge that they are pulling back on the plan. so that means that students who are here from foreign countries can remain

. >> reporter: but 2009 ended as it had begun, with the case in stasis.ests. and 2010 was no different. same for 2011, nothing. it's fair to say sandra's murder investigation was very much cold. so, 2012 now, six years after the murder. and three years after that dna test. chief perry gave the case to a new detective named bryson ponce who re-examined the physical evidence, like sandra's car, undisturbed since the day she was murdered. >> she was sitting down in the driver's seat. and from her waist up, was pulled, slouched over onto the passenger's seat. >> you said pulled. did it appear that it had been yanked over that way? >> it appeared that way, yeah. we believe that there was a struggle outside of the vehicle in the garage. and that's due to some evidence that was on the outside front of the vehicle. >> like what? what were they? >> smudge marks, some hair. looking to be female's hair. head of hair. >> like maybe she was struck out there or something? >> some type of struggle. >> mm-hmm, okay. >> in which she appeared to be trying to get away. >> s

meant -- doing your part meant there was a tiny bit of stuff you could do in order to aid the ongoing stasis of an effort that had no sign of its conclusion, world war ii went on for an awfully long time, a big portion of everybody's lives. they didn't know when it was going to come to an end. and we don't know what's going to happen with covid-19. the idea of doing one's part, though, should be so simple. wear a mask, social distance, wash your hands. that alone means you are contributing to the betterment of your house, your work, your town, your society is a whole. and it's such a small thing. i don't -- i don't -- it's a mystery to me how somehow that has been wiped out of what should be ingrained in the behavior of us all. simple things. do your part. now is the time to support the places you love. spend 10 dollars or more at a participating small business and get 5 dollars back, up to 10 times with american express. enroll now at shopsmall.com. just between us, you know what's better than mopping? anything! at the end of a long day, it's the last thing i want to do. well i switched to

is moving towards the next phase of reopening allowing gyms and yoga studio this conference theresa stasi spoke with one yoga student their studio a teacher about her approach to reopening. >>a lot of people do want to a lot of people also very scared. >>sabina hands with yoga is youthfulness says that everyone is excited to greet those coming back to the studio. after the coronavirus forced the mountain view studio to close its stores in march. but in a recent survey, there is some hesitation. >>most of people do want to come in. because everybody's missing be in person. you know back. you know the connection they mind body exercise community. it's very important for people now everybody is getting a little bit 14th on a zoom sabina says that they are in a unique position where kind of looking that way because we just moved to the space a year ago. and we do have big doors and we can open them all have the fresh air coming through also we had our space can fit. max like max we can do it 4040 50 people we're not going to have that we can to limit the number of people in the class to 12. a

my name is out there stasi i'm a writer and a columnist. i live in new york but was raised in new delhi the capital of india by my indian mother my strange father was a politician from pakistan despite this mixed heritage and passionate about india the country i love and will always consider to be home. but in a recent article i wrote criticising prime minister modi for his policies on muslims and other minorities political leaders attacked me as a foreigner wrongly calling me a muslim and a pakistani i'm neither with no right to interfere in indian affairs. with minorities under attack and criticism of the prime minister now seen as an affront to the nation itself freedom of speech is becoming a dangerous thing i've returned home to see for myself what life is like for india's minorities in this land of one and a quarter of a 1000000000 people of. the muslim brotherhood out the in the museum on their way into city hall of the villages to disentangle up the money. i'll meet with the unfortunate victims of violence on the streets bonds have

theresa stasi spoke with one yoga studio about its approach to reopening. >>a lot of people do want to a lot of people also very scared. >>sabina hands with yoga is youthfulness says that everyone is excited to greet those coming back to the studio. after the coronavirus forced the mountain view studio to close its stores in march. but in a recent survey, there is some hesitation. >>most of people do want to come in. because everybody's missing be in person. you know back. you know the connection they mind body exercise community. it's very important for people now everybody is getting a little bit 14th on a zoom sabina says that they are in a unique position we're kind of looking that way because we just moved to the space a year ago. and we do have big doors and we can open them all have the fresh air coming through also we had our space can fit. max like max we can do it 4040 50 people we're not going to have that we can to limit the number of people in the class to 12. and everybody who is interested in taking class will have to register online sabina s

new orleans a pelicans a stasi on williamson says he's looking forward to playing again and supportsthe n.b.a.'s decision to resume the season in 1000 year old the rookie is set to travel to florida next week ahead of the july 30th restart several high profile players have opted out of the season 2 to the recent spike in covert 19 cases and the us a but williamson believes the n.b.a. will make the play is healthy it's. a trust. in the bubble we're going to be in a safe environment. for. certain situations or . crazy man are you actually. love the process for sure but i am excited for major league baseball players are also stepping up their preparations to start a match delayed and shortened season later this month the new york yankees chairman says he expects some fans to be allowed to attend games later in the year spring training is officially starting up for all teams this friday more than 1600 players underwent corner tests this week with results yet to be announced. the canadian cities of toronto and edmonton are expected to be announced as the 2 n.h.l. hub cities asshole he mak

new orleans pelicans stasi on williamson says he's looking forward to playing again and supports the n.b.a.'s decision to resume at the season the 19 year old he is said to travel to florida next week ahead of the july 30th restart several high profile players that have opted out of the season due to the recent spike in covert 19 cases in the u.s. but williamson believes the m.b.a. will make the players healthy its priority. trust. and above we're going to be in a safe environment. in certain situations or . regime and i actually want to go. a lot of presence for sure but i am excited. major league baseball players are also stepping up their preparations to start a much the lead and shortened season later this month the new york yankees chairman says he expects some fans to be allowed to attend games late in the year spring training is officially starting for all teams this friday more than 1600 players on the went to corner virus test this week the results yet to be announced. i think i'm generally an optimist about a lot of situations obviously this is a huge undertaking there's a

the kgb and the stasi had to cook up all these front companies and fake contracts so they could sidestepcommunist bloc was crumbling — crumbling and parts of the kgb we re crumbling and parts of the kgb were actively preparing for the colla pse were actively preparing for the collapse of the soviet union. they were preparing the move to the market but they also realised they needed to start shifting assets, so they could preserve their intelligence networks even after a collapse of the communist regime. when boris —— boris yeltsin thought of the attack of hardliners, it look like an attack had been broken but even after the collapse of the soviet union, russians thought the promise of western freedoms collapse and disappear in the midst of economic cuts. they president with ailing, sometimes drunk in public. behind the scenes, a handful of oligarchs, he made billions out of the chaos to the transition of the chaos to the transition of the chaos to the transition of the free market, were the ones really running the show. elton's replacement then had to be somebody young and healthy, a cce

hello again i'm a stasi attainder that's remind you about top stories this hour 1000000 people have been infected with corona virus just in the last 4 days bringing the global total to more than 16000000 united states brazil and india are leading that surge and u.k. since. the u.k. has begun imposing a 2 week quarantine for travelers returning from spain the policy began at midnight on sunday leaving many tourists scrambling to try to get home. and tear gas has been fired as protesters in portland again confronted u.s. federal agents sent by president donald trump rallies against racism and police brutality and now into the 9th week. police in france have charged a refugee from rwanda with arson after last week's fires which damaged a 15th century cathedral the 39 year old volunteer was in charge of locking up the cathedral and now he was initially questioned a week ago and released he's now admitted to starting 3 fires which shattered stained glass windows and destroyed the organ in st peter's anson paul's cathedral . greece has made the return of the parthenon models from the british m

hello again i'm the stasi a tape this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up social media companies respond to hong kong's new national security law to talk pulls out while zoom joined facebook and google by suspending data sharing with the police. straightly a 2nd biggest city under a 6 week lockdown mode.

into friday you can see again just lying there through the central and eastern areas and again the stasi we're looking at you know nearly half a meter of rain across central china again in the next few days incredibly well thank you very much jenny still ahead for you head on al-jazeera a resurgence of the pandemic in several u.s. states and there's resistance to the president's push for schools to reopen. on the defensive mexico's president is accused of being a sell out as he prepares to meet donald trump at the white house. and and scores of north america's biggest football league heads into times be here with that story . frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result in poaching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy gives us a country i think not only disintegrating but he's threatening their stability all continues inside story on al-jazeera examining the impact of tod

>>reporting in nashville, i'm stephanie serna stasi. we're seeing around the bay area here live conditions across a san francisco international airport here but we are going to see a lot of sunshine into the afternoon with some warm to hot and welcome back to the kron 4 news weekend. i'm rebecca strawman the kron 4 weather center. >>with a sunny shot overlooking downtown san jose right now this is one of our a sunny shots around the bay area a lot of the morning clouds and the fog layer has dissipated here it's going to be doing the same through much of the bay area it's going to open up to warm even hot temperatures, especially inland today. the breakdown of your highs and san francisco you're going to be at 70 in downtown 72 in the mission district today, 64 in the sunset district. we're looking upper 50's to upper 60's along our coastal spots pacifica you'll be at 65 on terra 57 half moon bay. you're gonna have cloud cover there but a nice 67 degrees. a high of 77 in millbrae today 79 in burlingame and then the 80 start to pop up alo

if people are nervous and they are not going to spend money, we could be in a prolonged period of stasisis their confidence of evil to get back so that economic activity, but once that economic activity, but once that has happened we can't machine that has happened we can't machine that that economic activity will continue particularly because the treasury is now baring all of the work which has previously been done by the bank of england in previous sessions, that had happened to the pressure is now on the chancellor to deliver the stimulus the economy needs once the virus is under control. let's go back to the issue with the three medical issues that have been looked at about those drugs which have been given to women and their children which cause them or children which cause them or children considerable harm. we are nowjoined in the studio by emma murphy, who says five of her children have been affected by sodium valproate and says she was never properly informed of the risks. thank you very much forjoining us, emma. before we come to the impact on your kids, tell us when you were f