to reduce the threat of new coronavirus infections the south american country has the world's 2nd ticed infection rate its president was out pressing the flesh openly to find walked on talk to us. i'm serious i was gonna thank you for joining us a top german court has ruled that folks wagon must pay compensation to people who bought diesel cars with manipulated software the landmark ruling on the ongoing diesel gate scandal paves the way for tens of thousands of customers to receive damages. the federal court of justice in calls rua said anyone who bought a v.w. car equipped with software that manipulated emissions tests is entitled to compensation they can return the vehicle and receive partial financial reimbursement from the automaker. it can come down off whatever the plaintiffs can request compensation from the defendant on the purchase price of his vehicle but they must take into account of the car has been used and they must make the vehicle available to v.w. . so if. the plaintiffs are retiring that sort of full refund from books are going of around 31500 euros for a used v.w. s

counsel,tice roberts: you do not argue that the grand jury cannot -- mr. sekulow: we did not seek to ice an injunction involving president agnew. we have targeted the utilization of the immunity here to the subpoena. chief justice roberts: in other words, it is ok for the grand jury to investigate except it cannot use the traditional and most effective device that they have typically used, which is the subpoena? mr. sekulow: not a subpoena targeting the president and under his article two responsibilities, that is our view, it would be inappropriate. chief justice roberts: i do not theory in terms of distraction and all of that goes much farther than resisting the subpoena. i do not know why you theory ins of not resist the investigation or why your theory would not lead to that. is sekulow: our position criminal process against the president, and that is what we are talking about, criminal process targeting the president is a violation of the constitution. we did not seek to enforce an injection against the grand jury investigating the situation with the

. >> they changing the felt on gaming tables and will be san ticing chips by hand and machine to keep it new and clean. >> we will put six guests on the table moving forward. >> casino chief rebecca ram mir says they will have a temperature check of the the collar. cache creek will be opening and the kacasino is working with health officials. >> i think we are relearning everything we already know about the business. >> they haven't gambled on the staff. i felt 2300 on the payroll with hopes there will be plenty of noise to welcome them back. nbc bay area news. >>> for many people in the south bay, the idea of boarding a bus is too risky. but they plan to start charging fares again. today, the agency showed nbc bay area new retractable shields to protect the driver and passengers. >> people should feel safe on the buss and trains. >> the vinyl shields will be installed in 200 buses while a more permanent barrier is added. >>> as we reported last night, san francisco's oldist gay bar is closing permanently. tonight, we are learning it's getting a grand send off. the stud opened in 1956

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d then we ticed they were gone. so we thought, well, maybe there is a need here in our community. >> sreenivasan: they weren't alone. many stewards-- all volunteers-- began transforming their little free ielibr greig metzger, the executive director of little free library, ntfirst saw items appear on the organization's social media feeds. >> the little free library network gives the, the physical opportunity for people to connect. right? d support each other as community, even though they're not necessarily connecting physically, you know, right next to one another. so it's been, it's been great to see this unfold. >> sreenivasan: the organization issued new guidelines on cleaning the little libraries as stewar began offering everything from hard-to-find toilet paper, to toys like play-doh and all kinds of foods. in el cajon, california, alice baker is maintaining her little free library. >> so, everyday i try to come out and scrub it down and sanitize it and then spray it down with lysol. >> sreenivasan: with librar

. >> he even helps her exercise, she returns the favor with long tice.e shows off his >> she adopted marmaduke from the humane rescue alliance in washington where the crate force dogs and cats are empty as they are in many shelters across the nation. lisa lafontaine the alliance's c.e.o. says this is a turning point. >> because i think more and more animals will be sheltered in people's homes. and that will allow us to turn our resources to more programs that keep animals from becoming homeless in the first place. >> st really warm and comforting to have that contact that i feel like so many of us are missing now. >> the warmth and comfort of pets, helping us get through sth together. >> chip reid, c imrrks s news, washington. >> we could all use a friend in times like these. that's the c brrks s weekend news for this sunday. 60 minutes coming up next. i'm jeff gianola from koin television in portland, captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> trying to keep together, but yeah, it is kind of hard. >> it's goi

visit in december 27000 i think we are largely recovering there close economic and people to people tice as far as the koran the 19 virus is concerned it 1st happened in china and we were one of the 1st to be hit because we have lots of people traveling . back and forth china and i think their collaboration on the code that in 1000 has been has been very good we press for quick and prompt sharing of information we underscore the importance of that and we demonstrate that with our own actions and we urge that on the part of china as well. we have economies under pressure right now amid this pandemic citizens' health at stake what do you think your part of the world will look like after this pandemic ends i think post coral virus the world will certainly be different from pre cove at 19 i think all economies have been severely hit by this. we are rolling out domestic economic stimulus packages for or for our strategic industries for our small and medium businesses for furloughed workers for for households but that can only go to a certain extent we are very dependent on. our trade our inve

knew animals would die as a result but many foods would not testify the lobby group that came in its tice was left to explain why many of the cosmetic know there has to make an animal think on february 20th that wasn't our yesterday 3 weeks earlier that let's get the record straight now the menu waited more than 3 weeks after finding out that the dogs wouldn't eat their food and were getting sick they waited 3 weeks i don't have the facts on menu senator i don't i think you read or you came to the hearing you would have the facts on the industry side they were still maintaining that they were highly regulated though the evidence exposed by the recall appeared to confirm the fear that the industry wasn't regulated very much at foods are indeed a highly regulated product they are perhaps the most regulated product in the supermarket shop. mr nelson was very clear in his statement that africa has no regulatory authority and we've been told by the f.d.a. that there is no pre-market approval of this product sold to consumers we know that there's no regular inspection of the facilities that mak

ties his office said he disagreed with president or not was approached of the coronavirus crisis mr tice is the 2nd health minister to resign during the pandemic. the german economy has taken its hardest hit since the 2009 financial crisis shrinking by 2 point.

is said to be among the dead also in brazil the country's new health minister has resigned nelson ticequit after criticizing president her boss and i was handling of the pandemic and mexico infections are rising faster than ever but the lockdown is still being eased up he asked more on the situation across latin america. nelson stepped down as brazil's minister of health after just weeks in the job as president became increasingly at odds on how to deal with the coronavirus pandemic . repeated lee criticized his minister s. too timid in his efforts to reopen the economy the last straw came after the president issued at the creek declaring gyms in beauty parlors essential businesses without consulting him but in his farewell press conference to refrain from criticizing the president life is made of choices and today i chose to leave i tell you that i gave the best of me during the period i spent here it's not a simple thing to lead a ministry like this one in such a difficult time. is the 2nd health minister to leave his post since the start of the crisis his predecessor. was fired in a

here with al jazeera hello again the top stories brazil's health minister nelson tice has resigned afterjust weeks on the job the 2nd to leave the post or in the covert 1000 and. strict new lockdown measures are due to come into effect in chile in the coming hours following a surge in cases the us president all tromped has announced a new project a fast track a coronavirus that soon. the u.n. secretary general and son of a terrorist was told al-jazeera that the only way to defeat those fires is through international solidarity and unity. sings the cold 1000 years show no fred the world these we are not able to fight effectively of items like the koran of idols and that we would need unity and solidarity to defeat the koran of unfortunately there is no unit and that is not enough so that it is specially developing world we see now the virus spreading in africa in latin america in some parts of asia and unfortunately the east germans will be needed to help those countries defeat the vitals protect their populations and limit the metric economic and social impact on their people those estim

1st case of cold with 19 taking the nationwide number of confirmed infections to 10 the governor of tice province says is closing the borders for 2 weeks but will continue to allow food and other essential goods through he's also ordered mosques and markets to close and banned launch gathering. now the united states is reportedly considering retaliatory measures against china for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic the move could warse an already strained relations between washington and beijing john hendren reports. president donald trump is reportedly looking for ways to retaliate against beijing for the deadly virus that emanated from china they could have stopped it but they didn't it's something that is going to have to be dealt with i have to say this is red white house managers are said to be meeting to discuss options that according to the washington post include a lawsuit seeking damages or one of the president's preferred penalties new tariffs . on wall street stocks plunged over tariff fears. there's little doubt the virus began in china's woo han province and bank goes d

. >> today 23 and me says it sold more than 10 million kits with the proos of tice of the ones tt includeealth and ancestry test down to $200 kit sales don't result this big money. that's coming from deals with drug companies that want access to the data of willing customers. 23 and me also plans to profit by using the data itself in its own drug development process >> we made a strategic decision to get into drug development in part because i think we have an edge we have an edge of doing -- of developing drugs way that could be potentially more effective because we're starting with human genetic information >> to find out if the company is having success coming up with those drugs, watch "dna testing colon the promise and the peril" airing tonight at 10:00 eastern. >> i wonder if they have gotten involved at all in covid testing, but they're a testing company. >> i'm sure you could get data on the whole population that way. >> absolutely. >>> coming up, the latest on elon musk's sprightly battle with california as he sues to reopen his manufacturing plant in fremont we'll be right back

your world headlines brazil's health minister has resigned after less than a month in the job nelson tice is the 2nd person to step down from the post during the coronavirus pandemic he disagreed with presidential year but also there as policies on how to control covert 19 country has more than 200000 infections and over $14000.00 virus related deaths but the president is pushing state governors to ease lock downs and reopen the economy well the world health organization has called for a cohesive leadership across latin america to control the spread of the virus. from the perspective in brazil we've seen the increase in the number of cases and in general we've seen an increase in the number of central and south american countries. and i think this is been a factor in many large federated states the director general has i think said this many many times. regardless of the effect to disentangle system what's really crucial is that there is coherence cohesion and across party all of government all of society approach strict new lockdown measures are due to come into effect in chile in the co

i ended up getting an eviction tice.as pretty stressed out about that. >> reporter: with locknow relaxing in wyoming, she was allowed to reopen in recent daya with pions in place. lyross town, the cowboy bar is also open, parti space to a barbershop and a restaurant in the building. er all three of us have su from it. i don't think wyoming should have been shut down, let alone sublte county. >> reporter: she found a workaround to keep her business op-- serving food and drin outside. wae county health officer said sh't violating the state's order. >> he said he didn't hava problem with it, but we had to keep at least six feet social and a bartender brought drinks and another one took money then we could do this. >> they found a little loophole. >> reporter: dr. brendan fitzsimmons is the health officer in sublette county. his fear is erwhelming the region's health care facilities >> we dove a hospital and so we're dependent on some of the surrounding hospitals to take our patients with the virus. you don't know where you

evaporated over the last 6 or 7 weeks break as a result of a perception the bundling the crowbar tice's and now this this this this attack on his own government from dominic coming from within so all of the all of the popularity or does the courts which was key to keeping public opinion behind him and keeping people abiding by the dam structure is now pulling apart as a result of this incident how much politically is boris johnson risking by filling the supporting cummings in this way he managed to tie him self to dominic coming he's all that from for example care starwars interview or on saturday night when he tried to actually nakoula cummings resignations and try to tie this incident to boris johnson and to the decision making of boris johnson and that's that's how opposition parties can gain political capital from this over the next week or so it's no longer buy buy buy buy the rights rules of what of what you what cummings it is already is already damaged the part of the you know his position up and his and his reputation up it's now whether or not this infects the conservative par

jonathan tice there -- tyce the re.thansa shareholders as it nears a 10 billion euro bailout from the german government. details on that next. this is uber. ♪ -- bloomberg. ♪ ♪ to "bloombergback markets: european open." we are just about 16 minutes away from the start of cash equities trading in europe and the u.k. you can see futures are rising here. futures are rising in the u.s. as well. equities rallying really around the world. let's get the bloomberg first word news. here are today's top stories from the bloomberg terminal. government u.s. projection, rather ac/dc projection, is pointing to a surge in virus cases. it shows the outbreak of vastly accelerating by june to more than 200,000 cases and 2.5 thousand deaths per day. the white house is washing his hands of the projection, calling document.rnal cdc officials say it does not match up with the analysis from the coronavirus task force. europe is loosening coronavirus restrictions but easing of the lockdown measures could take weeks or even months. while people

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his office said he disagreed with president or not i was approached of the coronavirus crisis mr tice is the 2nd health minister to resign during the pandemic. the german economy has taken its hardest hit since to 2009 financial crisis shrinking by 2.2 percent in the 1st quarter of this year experts are warning of an even deeper slump in the 2nd quarter as the full impact of coronavirus restrictions is felt. the latest round of talks on the u.k.'s post brags that relationship with the european union have ended in stalemate the as chief negotiator michel barnier said he was no longer optimistic that a new trade deal would be agreed to before the end of the transition period on december 31st. an official police watchdog in hong kong has cleared officers of wrongdoing in their handling of last year's anti-government protests the report said police had fired live rounds 12 times but stressed they were acting within guidelines and responding to lethal threats this is the news from berlin thanks for watching. europe's biggest economy has just announced its worst quarter of a contraction sin