and bag bank meeting all go up and listen saying and even once quarter lies ahead but germany's also stoli lifting restrictions is it safe to say then that the economy will soon get back on track back on track is too big it would april was probably the worst month of war and as a previous part of the 2nd quarter not of the 1st quarter for which we got the data today the 2nd quarter ensuring the bad month of april will likely show it now the big drop in g.d.p. which could easily be up to 13 percent but if we look at the month rather than the quarters we will likely see that may and june are already noticeably better than april so we are not approaching normal what the are getting out of the trough gravity. what does this mean long term do you see a long term damage to the german economy. i don't think that this will have a lot of long term damage to the german economy most of the things that had to be switched off the shops the restaurants and many other things can be switched on again there will be significant bankruptcies say among smaller restaurants but of the core of the economy say th

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loved ones and i thought maybe more than ever readers could get out before my stories and i hope my stoli slow inspire or hero leaders and help them cope with this. >>you know, you know says she's already been hearing from people who are currently dealing with death. she says her books can help children be less afraid as they face the possibility of deaths of their loved ones. >>next on kron 4 the u.s. postal service desperately in >>the tradition of festivus speak ends with the airing of grievances that i've got a lot of problems with you people. >>actor and comedian jerry stiller passed away at the age of 90 to his son actor ben stiller announced the news on twitter today saying that his father died of natural causes. jerry stiller was really well known for com a career spanning several decades, including roles on the hit television show seinfeld and the king of queens. he also worked as a comedy team with his late wife actress anna. >>british comic and host of last week tonight john oliver is helping out the u.s. postal service check out these last week tonight branded stamps. this com

loved ones and i thought maybe more than ever readers could get ready for my stories and i hope my stoli slow inspire or hero leaders. >>well you know says she's already been hearing from people who are currently dealing with death. she believes that her books can help children be less afraid as they face the death of a loved one. well coming up next as more states across the country are getting back to business during the pandemic. >>there are a number of californians who remain skeptical about li in a new normal. we'll have the results of a recent poll well as more states across the country are getting back to business during this pandemic there's a number of californians who say they're skeptical about life in a new normal. a new poll from the next star media group and emerson college found that many people have serious reservations. kron four's jonathan mccall takes a closer look at the results of the poll as californians brace for life after coronavirus a poll from the next star media group in emerson college found that many californians have serious doubts there's some growing conc

readers could get polly for my stories and i hope my stoli slow inspire or hero leaders and help themnow says she's already been hearing from people who are currently dealing with death. she says her books can help children be less afraid as they face the possible deaths of loved ones. >>all right turning now to our weather more showers on the way man of the hour words karnow is here to tell us what's going on. >>yeah guys boy somewhat unusual this pattern really a getting a very wet from a u ck janell storm or so but we'll see it open up like this somewhat unusual but here we go out there right now tonight, we see the core that low still spinning off the coastline that will bring a few more bands of rainfall across the bay area overnight tonight and tomorrow too. and then we've got more starting line up behind that as well in fact maybe more impressive storm as we get into the weekend. here's laurie forecast for you see things staying on settle the wet here and all the way up to the pacific northwest behind that here comes that system rolling in on wednesday. we are going to get a li

loved ones and i thought maybe more than ever readers could get away from my stories and i hope my stoli slow inspire or hero leaders. >>well you know says she's already been hearing from people who are currently dealing with death and she believes that her books can help lessen the fear that many children have as they face the death of loved ones. in southern california officials in santa barbara county worry that an outbreak of the at the prison there could delay the county's reopening more than 1000 inmates have tested positive for coronavirus at lompoc federal prison. it's nearly 80% of its prisoners and those cases make up the majority in santa barbara county. the prison is now testing inmates and also plans to build a hospital to treat those who are sick. >>the los angeles county sheriff says that inmates in county jails are deliberately trying to infect themselves with coronavirus we have surveillance video check it out this is video from april showing the inmates sharing bottles and mass the sheriff says that the inmates apparently thought that if they tested positive they would