mihir we don't have much time, but telus are we going on holiday or not?o many countries but they are talking about countries like germany, the netherlands, belgium, norway, finland and several other island nations, again, problem here, if you remember, we only opened up quarantine a few weeks ago when everybody else was getting rid of their quarantines, we didn't have a quarantine for people coming in before that. and we may be able to go to island nations, where again, there's a problem in portugal which is great favourite destination for many of us and a lovely country to visit and has had a rise in it coronavirus cases, report on the list, but certainly, i think the johnson government will be having air bridges if for nothing else to make sure that our beaches don't get overcrowded and as ros assange, we like to go abroad and there will be places to smile there. particularly liverpool fans will want to buy and celebrate. let's touch base as and when we get more details on that. for the time being, mihir, ros, thank you so much forjoining us on the pape

agencies because dissent inside the american government i too would like not to believe it but at telus disproven at this time i think you've got to go to the fact that they have done it well remember how strong you are with katrina what do you think of how we're dealing with call the 19 well i think we you know in every war you got to have priorities we were saying the right thing they want to save people lives but we confuse that with one note the economy too early and we put of a political message ahead of public health is start an american people and those who have done it successfully lie new york you know others who put public help in front of sustaining the economy when economy was close we're still at 70 percent of an operator in most places but this move to i think we rushed to figure. but not allowing the messages of public health keep things locked down making folks aware to mares and i'm saying make it because it should be of no mass no hitter we send out and maybe your knowledge is trump won't wear masks the vice president will merom as then he doesn't wear a mask the presi

nabarro, telus the difference in environments here of this virus versus sars -- tell us the difference here in environments of the -- verlander's -- in -- what does it mean for a given core african nation? this virus is certainly much more unpleasant than influenza. virulence is slightly greater. it is persistent. it doesn't seem to be weakening as the months go by. also, we were hoping that it would be much softer in its impact on poor countries. but if you adjust for the different age factors in poor countries, it seems to be just as bad. it is a global phenomenon. i have been looking at the statistics with 8 million reported cases. do you know where the numbers of cases are increasing? , india, asia bangladesh, pakistan, indonesia. it is in latin america, in brazil, mexico, and other latin american nations. it is just getting into africa, as well as in the middle east. this is a virus that is affecting poor people, particularly affecting poor countries. they have not got strong health systems, so as western europe and the u.s. seem to be doing better -- though the u.s. figures are n

what do the polls in the states telus and does it all depend on the running mate for joe biden? kevin: in terms of the polls, biden has the significant, and a slight advantage in some battleground states. that is at the presidential level. for a global audience, in terms of seeing how the house and senate will vote, we talked so much about how covid-19 has hindered biden and trump's ability to get on the campaign trail. it also hindered senatorial and gubernatorial candidates from being able to get out on the campaign trail. pre-covid, people were talking about mitch mcconnell going to lose in a kentucky race. that is now a pipe dream for ,emocrats because mcconnell because democrats haven't been able on the local level to crisscross the state. a lot of talk on whether or not the senate would go back to democrats. it's unclear because of the impact on a local level, campaigns because of the virus. francine: kevin cirilli there, chief washington correspondent. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance." good morning everyone from london and new york. you're looking at the

telus simply how you have changed your asset allocation. how do you change your equity belief after up 40%? david: i think what is most interesting from our vantage point is that we haven't really changed things too much. from the beginning, from the start of april, we were really of the view that we wanted to center portfolios in higher quality assets like technology, like health care, but we didn't want to completely abandon cyclicality because if markets came back quickly, we wanted to participate. we haven't been fully positioned , so we have been looking a bit over the past couple of days, but our exposure to things like financials has been helping. i think when we look at where the market is today, clearly things have moved very far, very fast. there is room for markets to continue climbing higher, but now may be the wrong time to materially change asset allocation. has continued to deteriorate, that backs me nervous about the direction of travel for markets. jonathan: sometimes you got to take a step back and look at the position we

residence telus the intention is good but they are on the fence for the fine. >> i think it's a little aggressive. >> a recent research study found around 65% of americans say that they wear masks, that falls short of the 95% that a study found was needed to save tens of thousands of lives. >> i haven't worn them when i'm cycling or running. but besides that i wear, especially when going into businesses that require them. >> new cases in the bay area remain stable for now, the state did set a single day record on tuesday with more than 7000 positive or result mostly in seneca for your. the supervisor believes his proposal would go a long way in bringing down the number of new transmissions. >> people may say that this is a bit of a stretch. but i say that's a bit of a stretch is that the people who are hospitalized, the people who are going to potentially die because of this virus. >> he wants this to be statewide, but he says if the governor does not take him up on his plan, he will take it to the county supervisors in san mateo to see if they will make it a county initiative of propo

i wonder for the telus us if that contract has been expanded or if any other contract has been entered into two source ppe? gov. northam: northfield is a virginia company and they've been great to work with. they done excellent work. as you remember, when this process started, governors were literally competing with health care systems, with other governors on our supply of ppe. they have really been phenomenal to work with. thank you, governor. been one ofy has ups and downs from the beginning , and how difficult it was to obtain ppe over the course of several months now. working with a variety of contractors, specifically northfield, a large shipment just this week, we were able to ofe 138 one time deliveries 1000 cloth mask to each of the 138 recognized political subdivisions. we have 252 total shipments yesterday, 239 localities, facilities,ing seven regional health care coalitions and six state agencies. the list goes on. mask, gloves, and so forth. toh respect specifically northfield, that was a contract that was negotiated, and additional shout out to , it has panned out on we d

telus first what you mean by this perfect storm. >> in the united states, we are experiencing an economics, health crisis, and looming ahead is a political crisis, so this is truly a historic moment. shery: when it comes to the ongoing protests, we continue to see violence and looting. how much will that affect the protest movement? unfortunately, the violence and looting may discredit the andtimate grievances positions that peaceful protesters and demonstrators are trying to make. i also feel that it may contribute to some sort of political backlash. may see the revival of law & order politics in the united states, which tends to help and benefit conservative candidates. you just pointed out the interconnectedness of that has led us to this perfect storm snaring. -- scenario. does that mean that this movement has more mainstream momentum behind it? i do think that this round of , they have more support from whites in general. they have more support in this case in the police's conduct is so brutal. murder or homicide. there is a typical police shooting which takes place in a split second

and i will ask the question but to make a comment because telus about your inner sources of strength, think that it really is a comment on your sources of strength and actually witness that i'm grateful to be part of this conversation i will ask you all to reflect some sort of closing remarks on the rights also new americans, i am curious about your thoughts on the nation of power douglas has said it seems nothing without demand this if we simplify the current situation to white men have the power and how much is needed on our part selectively as women of color how did you think about that. from frederick douglass, when we have a reference to our current situation and maybe an invitation, just to hear some final thoughts. cecilia: tara, would you want to go first. tyra: i would like to use some final thoughts and then i would comment. i think it is very true. if we look at history, the changes that we saw in history it would come from the power that was given to us. he came from our being demanded. part of my fear in this moment we are living in being over the last few years it's to a

telus in a nutshell briefly what you are looking at. takatoshi: right.sa ge of the i.t. nations switched to remote teaching when corona shut down the schools. japan is still struggling to have those remote teachings. first time this remote working, working from home. and suddenly, i think they woke up, the japanese people and workers woke up, that this is good to increase productivity. u involved many people working from home. for example, couples with small children. they can continue working with remote working from home. so, i think the drastic change infamousorking japanese style of long hours will change, and commuting will change. good, that that is this coronavirus will be turned around to increase productivity and increase welfare of the workers. shery: that push for innovation and reform. professor, thank you very much. affairsional and public at columbia university. also our thank you to kathleen hays. we will have more analysis on the boj at 11:10 hong kong time. this is bloomberg. ♪ thei: a quick check of latest headlines. british airways is

sally, telus, what is starting again? it's progress, yes. some areas of sport are approaching...er 10 weeks away, we'll be live at the racecourse later in the programme. and things will look a lot different. no crowds in the grandstands, no bookmakers there either with only limited essential personnel allowed on site. everyone will have their temperature taken as they arrive. the dressing rooms have been changed to make them more spacious too, all to ensure that racing can go ahead safely. never experienced before so it will be different. we will keep away from the other jockeys. i be different. we will keep away from the otherjockeys. i don't know really what to expect but i suppose we get used to it after a couple of days and it's normal. well, racing isn't the only sport back underway today. snooker‘s championship league starts in milton keynes, again behind closed doors. the scene awaiting the players looks a little bit eeriejudging by this picture posted by the organisers a few days ago. players are tested on arrival, and current world champion judd trump shared his experien

telus, who did you enlist to help you? i just use the power of genius. kitchen do not run as an operation. it‘s too much of dry goods like rice, dry sugar, tea and all those things. i realise much early on that they are going to be in huge crisis in that feet of those organizations. especially community centers. also for those thousands and thousands of migrant workers who will returning to their home villages across india. these days you are famous. you‘ve cooked for the 0bama is, you have been on tv shows with gordon ramsay, but it wasn‘t always that way was a? you are not from a rich family. i dare say, you understand how precarious it can be in india. i understand but my sense of hunger didn‘t come from india so much. because i was born and raised elsewhere. we have a huge community kitchen where everybody gets fed. the entire city can eat there. my sense of hunger came from new york when i was struggling here from the very bottom. it is not easy rising is a brown kid who wants to, who came to america with the dream of irling a michelin star. i think