thanks very much, the next question from tom clarke at itv. thanks very much, secretary of state.at question? around 9,000 people had tested positive for covid—19 since test and trace was launched last week, how many have been contacted and how many of their contacts have been chased? i don't have those figures, i will askjohn to answer. but the answer is the vast majority. and of course, many of them are able to put the details in on a web—based portal rather than directly on the phone. the figures are going to be available soon, but as the secretary of state says, the numbers of tests feeding through and contacts being identified are high. so we are very pleased with the level of completeness. so it is operating pretty much as we had hoped. of course, of the numbers of new cases, not all of them need to go into the contact tracing process. so if it is a case in a care home of somebody who has already been part of a known outbreak, or if the case indeed is already known to the public health service, then they don't need to be contact taste. but of those who are being contacts tra

tom clarke, portfolio manager with william blair dynamic allocation team.uto industry gets back isbusiness, the gm ceo optimistic about the recovery. some of the issues she has to deal with -- she gave us her post fibrous plants. worked to motors has have a minimal amount of our sales go into rental fleets. we focus on other kinds of commercial business and the retail customer or sure. it will not have a huge impact on us just because of the level we had gotten to from a rental car perspective. tesla cars?about our electric cars going to be an important part of your future at general motors? >> absolutely. right before the crisis hit, we had investors and dealers and .ur employees come through we put them through our technology from a battery perspective. the battery platform -- and we will be taking multiple models off of that. we announced the gmc hummer ev and we announced that cadillac will be a lead brand for developing and selling of electric vehicles because in the end, we believe in and all of electric future. since we are a full-line manufacturer w

i will turn to tom clarke of itv. hello, secretary of state. thanks for taking my question.formation out today that is dismal, wouldn't it be better to do anything to help get the economy back on its feet that would help prevent the slot of the virus, wearing masks on public transport. to you, professor, the thing right across the uk is still stubborn mac stubbornly near to one. according to scientific advice that is largely the amount of covid—19 in hospitals ca re the amount of covid—19 in hospitals care homes. we have had the largest increase of respiratory outbreaks since the peak in the last week. does that show that whatever we're doing in hospitals to prevent coronavirus spreading is working? thanks, tom. let's look on the first point, about, ishould thanks, tom. let's look on the first point, about, i should say, face coverings for public transport, not face masks, really important.” coverings for public transport, not face masks, really important. i know peter has been working on this in the last three weeks and we are very keen on asking him to say a word or two ab

the next question is from tom clarke of itv. hello, thank you.ation suggests about 10,000 symptomatic people a week could be out there in the population, yet you are testing just a fraction of that. if you are missing so many people who are symptomatic for covid getting tested, how can we be sure test and trace can stay on top of outbreaks? thank you. there are two things we need to do and one of those things is for all of us. we are missing some people who have symptoms, who are not getting tested, so all of us have got to learn this new behaviour that if we have a temperature, if we have a continuous cough or we lose our sense of taste and smell, the first thing we should do is stay at home and the second thing is order a test. that's why you have heard me say this from this podium, it is something for all of us to do. young children get temperatures all the time and it's a new behaviour. if your child has a fever overnight, your child has a fever overnight, you stay at home, look after the family and ordera you stay at home, look after the fam

he wanted to get tom clark off their mostly.i'd like to get you into this but i can't quite make it happen if your father is on the court because of conflict of interest. next thing you know, ramsey talked to his father and he decides he will retire even though he wasn't that old to give his son a chance. it's one way he's playing three different people. it's a good goal. >> you recording a saying, some people who going to public light, if they go in needing the applause of thousands, they're never going to work out in the end because they don't know who they are apart from the crowd. >> did johnson have this enormous hole inside that needed to be filled by the applause of the people. in a system like ours where everybody goes up and down, even the best presidents go through tough interest, if that's what's holding you up, it's owing to not sustain your. want to the office and power for accomplishing something that would stand the test of time some of the people who turned against him or failed in a certain sense, he could be dr

next question, tom clarke, from itv. hi, thommo.hat test and traced is not yet the world beating syste m traced is not yet the world beating system that the prime minister promised. we have still got 1200 new cases of the virus each day. isn't another significant easing of lockdown on monday a very dangerous step for both health and the economy? no, it's not. and the first thing i would say is, i have confidence, and renewed confidence, with the statistics, that we will get a world—class system. the prime minister promised that we would have a system up and running on the of june, and we delivered ahead of that commitment, at the end of may. and he promised that we will have a world —class he promised that we will have a world—class system, and we will. clearly we are building and improving all of the time, and we've been incredibly frank about the fact that this system is going to get better and better. and you can see that it's started in a pretty good shape, but of course it has to get better and better. the link to the lockdown

thanks very much, the next question from tom clarke at itv. thanks very much, secretary of state.ested positive for covid—19 since test and trace was launched last week, how many have been contacted and how many of their contacts have been chased? i don't have those figures, i will askjohn to answer. but the answer is the vast majority. and of course, many of them are able to put the details in on a web—based portal rather than directly on the phone. the figures are going to be available soon, but as the secretary of state says, the numbers of tests feeding through and contacts being identified are high. so we are very pleased with the level of completeness. so it is operating pretty much as we had hoped. 0f course, of the numbers of new cases, not all of them need to go into the contact tracing process. so if it is a case in a care home of somebody who has already been part of a known outbreak, or if the case indeed is already known to the public health service, then they don't need to be contact taste. but of those who are being contacts traced, a very high proportion of people

tom hanks. we'll also hear from the commencement speaker, u.s. senator kamala harris who, of course, is from oakland as well. ktvu's own dave clarkosting "rising together, osdu class of 2020", it'll air tomorrow morning june 6th, let's all watch it together at 11:00 a.m. >> i'll be tuning into that. in fact, next hour i'm speaking with malia johnson. she's the valedictorian at fremont high school there in east oakland this year. looking forward to that conversation. that's coming up in the next hour on the 9. >>> sal, when you gave your valedictorian speech, what message did you get across there? reporter: nice try there, mike. >> okay. sa leut torian. reporter: but gosh, i don't remember who it was. it was a while ago. good morning, everyone, and i apologize to you, my fellow reardon graduate, whoever you were, the valedictorian. let's go out and take a look at the commute now. westbound bay bridge, you can see traffic is moving along okay, driving out toward the toll plaza of the bridge. there have been no major problems driving through. also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see traffic is light. so this has been a