>>doctor tong says the numbers seem to indicate a close association between the social distancing order and the measurement of hospitalization across the county. reporting live rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you rob. >>the economic impact payments. i previously said this would take us 3 weeks, i'm pleased to report that within 2 weeks, the first payments will be direct deposit into taxpayers account. >>a record 6.6 million americans filed new unemployment claims last week that's on top of the 3.3 million who filed the week before every game beating the need for action, the current by and moving and that community cannot in a phone call thursday speaker of the house nancy pelosi said the money congress already approved to provide relief. >>is not enough and that democrats are working on a 4th stimulus bill were brought there water happened with community health centers and pelosi says the new aid package should put people back to work. >>by rebuilding america's roads and bridges but house republican leader kevin mccarthy thinks democrats need to pump the streak. >>mccarthy says the tril

capacity information is now being posted and updated regularly online via a new public dashboard doctor tong says the numbers show a close association between social distancing and the measurement of capacity across the hospital system. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>in the past 2 weeks nearly 10 million americans have filed for unemployment, a huge number and one that's breaking records in california governor newsome says thousands of insurance claims continue to come in every day. >>now over 1.9 million. californians alone. since march 12th have filed for unemployment insurance we've averaged a 111,000. unemployment insurance claims on a daily basis. >>and california is trying to balance the battle to curb coronavirus cases with keeping the economy afloat capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has that story. >>with many businesses closed in california is out of work. governor gavin newsome thursday urged small businesses to take action california is now offering small business loans up to $50,000 with no penalty interest or sales tax for a year the governor also urging owners to apply for 2 n

is that coming from rhianna tong. is that correct? >> good afternoon. i will be presenting for these two ordinances. so i'm going to pull up the power-point presentation now. >> i don't see a power-point presentation. ok, now i've got it. thank you. >> thank you. >> ok, so some backyard on the industrial triangle plan. the redevelopment plan was adopted in 1980 and it is still in effect today. it is situated in bayview, just east of the southeast treatment plant and west of third street. and the redevelopment plan was developed with community members, with the main objective of preserving and expanding industrial and commercial development while also providing a buffer between the industrial eras from the more commercial and residential areas along third street. the redevelopment plan also specified to relocate existing residential structures from the industrial triangle to nearby residential areas. the redevelopment plan is expiring on june 30th of this year and when that happens, the zoning will revert back to the underlying predominantly m zoning dis

china has released a prominent human rights lawyer from jail wang tong tong was serving a 4 and a half yes sentence after being convicted of subversion of state poa sarah clarke has more now from hong kong. confirmation from his wife via twitter that he was released from jail at 5 am on sunday morning or the family had requested that he be returned to their home in beijing however the authorities have kept him in an apartment in june and province and that simply because he'll be in quarantine now for 14 days so he's yet to be reunited with his family now he was arrested in 2015 as part of a chinese government crackdown on human rights lawyers we know around 300 or so of those lawyers were either arrested or they disappeared and interrogated some even reported torture now this crackdown has been referred to as a 709 crackdown simply because of the date as a result that was the the 9th of july now when he said 4 and a half years of job but he did this appear was in communicate over about 3 years and as a result his wife heavily campaigned for his case to go to trial he's got the last of

is that coming from rhianna tong. is that correct? >> good afternoon. will be presenting for these two ordinances. so i'm going to pull up the power-point presentation now. >> i don't see a power-point presentation. ok, now i've got it. thank you. >> thank you. >> ok, so some backyard on the industrial triangle plan. the redevelopment plan was adopted in 1980 and it is still in effect today. it is situated in bayview, just east of the southeast treatment plant and west of third street. and the redevelopment plan was developed with community members, with the main objective of preserving and expanding industrial and commercial development while also providing a buffer between the industrial eras from the more commercial and residential areas along third street. the redevelopment plan also specified to relocate existing residential structures from the industrial triangle to nearby residential areas. the redevelopment plan is expiring on june 30th of this year and when that happens, the zoning will revert back to the underlying predominantly m zoning distr

at the age of 99 captain tong well has become a global social media phenomenon the british well for 2 veteran has made headlines for raising funds for health orchestrating coronavirus patients safaga viral campaign has attracted donations from around the world to a total of over 32000000 euros and rising had a chance to stick with caps and rule one week before he turns 100. $100.00 laps of the garden for $1000.00 pounds that was captain tom moore's plan to raise money to support workers in britain's national health service but in the process he won the hearts of many around the world and foster passed his fundraising target by millions of pounds speaking to d.w. alongside his daughter the world war 2 veteran expressed his delight at the achievement. amazing that certain amount of money was very roads in so short time almost the clauses there is only good one went to source i think those are. the coronavirus pandemic has strained britain's public health service the n.h.s. and expose shortages in equipment for frontline staff that's why tom moore took up his challenge we said initially

is that coming from rhianna tong. is that correct? >> good afternoon. i will be presenting for these two ordinances. so i'm going to pull up the power-point presentation now. >> i don't see a power-point presentation. ok, now i've got it. thank you. >> thank you. >> ok, so some backyard on the industrial triangle plan. the redevelopment plan was adopted in 1980 and it is still in effect today. it is situated in bayview, just east of the southeast treatment plant and west of third street. and the redevelopment plan was developed with community members, with the main objective of preserving and expanding industrial and commercial development while also providing a buffer between the industrial eras from the more commercial and residential areas along third street. the redevelopment plan also specified to relocate existing residential structures from the industrial triangle to nearby residential areas. the redevelopment plan is expiring on june 30th of this year and when that happens, the zoning will revert back to the underlying predominantly m zoning dis

capacity information is now being posted and updated regularly online via a new public dashboard doctor tong says the numbers show a close association between social distancing and the measurement of capacity across the hospital system. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>the law california is hoping to keep the number of coronavirus cases down of course it is also trying to keep the economy at least somewhat up and running. >>our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the newest efforts to help. >>with many businesses closed in california is out of work. governor gavin newsome thursday urged small businesses to take action california is now offering small business loans up to $50,000 with no penalty interest or sales tax for a year the governor also urging owners to apply for 2 new federal loans and grants programs which are first come first serve you need to be able to get the federal dollars. >>into the state of california, which means we need to get people to apply for these federal supports that were recently announced. >>as of wednesday about 1.9 million californians had applied for un

capacity information is now being posted and updated regularly online via a new public dashboard doctor tong says the numbers show a close association between social distancing and the measurement of cacity across the hospital system. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news despite the growing cases of coronavirus one bay area doctor says hospitals are not overwhelmed, we'll find out why he credits the shelter-in-place orders. and after the break parents are now being forced to home-school is classrooms rema closed for the academic year. we'll have some tips for parents coming up. let's take a live look outside of traffic moving nice and this earliest friday morning. we made it to friday. we'll be right back. we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always kp our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. we will all, continue, to thrive. goo

inra ca tong the shelter in place an give a partial refund. >> people are not driving to work and are driving less miles and should be reimbursed for the shelter in place months. >> laura says he may order higher discounts. >>> president trump defended his record in response to the coronavirus, and he is also pushing for the country to re-open which resparks the debate as to whether he can force that to happen. >> president trump, defending his coronavirus response. >> i don't mind being criticized, but not when they are wrong. tpheufp >> in a lengthy response, he was pressed on what the administration did in february, a month during which he is accused of downplaying the threat. >> what did your administration do? >> a lot, a lot. part of it was up there. look, you know you are a fake. >> as for the decision on when to ease social distancing and re-open the economy -- >> when somebody is the president of the united states, the authority is total and that's the way it's got to be. >> a point contested by constitutional experts. they say the authorities to close businesses dur health c

capacity information is now being posted and updated regularly online via a new public dashboard doctor tongays the numbers show a close association between social distancing and the measurement of capacity across the hospital system. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. the city of fremont will open a free drive-thru coronavirus test site tomorrow it's going to be located at the fremont fire tactical training center. >>the address the 7200 stevenson boulevard the site will be open from 10 am until 05:00pm or intolerance out of test everyone who wants to get tested. we'll go through a 2 step screening process first to you have to have a fever over 100 degrees and show covid-19 symptoms such as shortness of breath. >>tonight the dmv is giving drivers 70 and older a 120 day extension to renew driver's licenses that expired from march first 2 may 31st of this year eligible drivers will receive a paper license extension in the mail beginning in the next 2 weeks with an expiration date of a 120 days the dmv offices have been shut down since last friday but online services and kiosks are still available. and

is that coming from rhianna tong. is that correct? >> good afternoon. i will be presenting for these two ordinances. so i'm going to pull up the power-point presentation now. >> i don't see a power-point presentation. ok, now i've got it. thank you. >> thank you. >> ok, so some backyard on the industrial triangle plan. the redevelopment plan was adopted in 1980 and it is still in effect today. it is situated in bayview, just east of the southeast treatment plant and west of third street. and the redevelopment plan was developed with community members, with the main objective of preserving and expanding industrial and commercial development while also providing a buffer between the industrial eras from the more commercial and residential areas along third street. the redevelopment plan also specified to relocate existing residential structures from the industrial triangle to nearby residential areas. the redevelopment plan is expiring on june 30th of this year and when that happens, the zoning will revert back to the underlying predominantly m zoning dis

tong able, again, being able know that they and their children will be ok, being able to know when they come to our shelters that they will be taken care of. one thing that i will underscore is letting them know that we also are making -- taking every step possible to ensure their health, so it is not just come to our shelter, and a lot of misinformation that is stirring out there, that if you come to an emergency shelter, you're going to get covid. no. we are taking the highest precautions to make sure that shelter --comes to a we are making their health equally as paramount as their safety, and as i mentioned before, it has required us to be very innovative as well as very nimble. ywca's like in nashville make sure thatto women or families who are coming in are either quarantined and , to not impact those who may be in our emergency shelters. we have others who are using hotels to make sure that we are housing women during this time, so we are making sure that not only is there safety paramount but also that there shelter is paramount. we are hearing that, again, just over -- overcapa

capacity information is now being posted and updated regularly online via a new public dashboard doctor tong says the numbers show a close association between social distancing and the measurement of capacity across the hospital system. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well to the east bay now there's a plan to convert the crane way pavilion into a medical station for coronavirus patients in contra costa county. the 250 bed temporary center could be up and running in just a couple of weeks that's about the time that experts predict that the bay area will see a peak in virus cases. and medical supplies are being brought in by the national guard that's happening this week and the federal medical station would be an alternate care side for patients who don't need i see you level care and it will also be used only if local hospitals cannot handle the surge in cases. well our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website you should really check it out when you have a chance go to kron 4 dot com. so much helpful information there. i know you have a lot of questions that we have the latest on the

if you roasted crew tongs for inside the middle and that's. because potato as it should be strong what a nice way to put it in the home. around dumplings are then dropped into hot salt water but they shouldn't boil there only in there too steep for 20 to 30 minutes that's how these dumplings have been made for centuries and that's exactly the reason people love the dumpling making seminars. some make a family event of it's was a chance for grandma to show her grandkids no matter how often no longer learn how to do it at home. or people book the class for work parties or as a team building exercise. it's a way to have fun together. and you had a feeling that rises to the surface can be considered quite an accomplishment right . when the dumplings rise that means they're done and done right. while this looks like a food coma in the making while i work on these dumplings you guys get to check in with our globe trotters steve he's back in south america and this time we caught up with him in the colombian city as many. hello and welcome to maybe sh

capacity information is now being posted and updated regularly online via a new public dashboard doctor tong says the numbers show a close association between social distancing and the measurement of capacity across the hospital system. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well happening today, the city of fremont open a free drive-thru coronavirus test side. so if you or someone you know wants to head over. it's going to be located at the fremont fire tactical training center. take a look at your screen. the address is right there, 7200 stevenson boulevard. the site will be open from 10:00am to 05:00pm or until it runs out of tests. everyone who wants to get tested will have to go through a 2 step screening process. you have to have a fever over 100 degrees and all social symptoms such as shortness of breath. our coverage of the coronavirus continues on our website kron 4 dot com that is your source for so much information. the latest on the outbreaks in the bay area and interactive map and lots of information. i can stay safe. you can find all of this right under the coronavirus tap. once again tha

different reality, and forced to extend their social isolation, which they had been, of course, hope tong end. and as naomi reports, this comes exactly 50 years after the apollo 13 astronauts returned. >> reporter: they return to a planet dramatically different than the one they left behind last year. >> it's difficult to believe all of the chains that have taken place since both of us have been up here. >> reporter: before undocking from the space station, the crew contempt played reentry to a world in social isolation. >> it certainly will be very difficult for me to not be able to give some hugs to my family and friends. >> reporter: their landing comes on the 50th anniversary of apollo 13's harrowing return to earth. that mission was aborted because of a ruptured oxygen tank. the crew was brought home safely, and morgan said even during a pandemic, he was confident they would do it again. >> through their ingenuity, they're going to return us to earth safely just like their predecessors did 50 years ago. >> chris cassidy takes over command of the station. >> it's unlike any other time

i doubt at -- i doubt that even one of those who went to that go tong to work, or to the children's place ever dreamed that was their last day on earth. to facewhy we each need our own spiritual need and commit ourselves to god. it is ironic that this terrible event took place just three days after the churches of this city were filled with people celebrating easter. just one week ago today. and today throughout the world, eastern orthodox churches celebrate easter on this day, and easter always brings hope to all of us. the crossristian, tells us god understands our suffering, or he took upon himself at the cross all our sins and all our failures and all of our sufferings. and our lord on that cross asked the question why? god, my god, why have you forsaken me? and he received his answer. in you. -- he knew. to redeem the world, to save you and me from our sins, to give us the assurance that if we died, we are going to heaven. he was saying from the cross, i love you, and i know the heart accent the sorrows and the pain that you feel. beyond thets us tragedy of the cross to the hope of t

the two now are going to form democratic task forces tong look at t like education and immigration, climateand, in ts critical moment, of course, health care. there is some sense among democrats that this may be a moment for some of those more progressive policies that bernie sanders has been advocating for mdeakedes to it into the mainstream of american life. laur katty kay rep ting well, you are watching "bbc world news america." rogramming, a silver lining from mother nature, and a lockdown and some endangered species. ♪ laura: one of themes this ons facing governments around the world is when and how to lift restrictions on personal movements and public gatherings. here is an update from our correspondence in south korea and singapore. reporter: here in southth korea, e has been no lockdown, no mandatory restriction, despite more than 10,000 people becoming infected. instead, the government urged common sense. staysi apart where pe, work from home, and avoid mass instead o, a controlling the movement of the population, it has aggrendively tracedested the virus. silent streets and empty

pharmaceutical firms around the world are currently in a race to develop a code 19 vaccine artie's tong has been finding out about efforts here in russia. before you start coming up with a vaccine you need to find something similar in all strains of the virus and only based on birds of a vaccine can be created to identify one or several similarities hundreds of strains of the virus should be analyzed. why is it hard to develop a vaccine. because even if you create a vaccine strain of the virus it still can go in to change its part of wild strains of the virus so the solution you have now won't be effective in home for a year or so is it the same as with seasonal flu or similar but not really the flu doesn't mean you take this. when trying to present a 30 to 60 strains of the virus identified during 2 months of the epidemic these strains already contained 149 mutations we can say that so far we don't have a medication with convincing positive effects against coded 19 we have now is some fragmentary data which are collected from specific clinics that just aggregate information and signal

crisis tong sudan is struggling after decades of dictatorship and. economic mismanagement a unity government made up of the army and opposition leaders took over after massive protests last year the economy is in ruins food and fuel are in short supply economic prospects are bleak. little woman. things are very difficult even for doctors because our country is going through hard times i can only hope that the economic situation will improve soon in the meantime we will stay here and try to help people as best as we can although in the not all sudanese doctors take that view because of the low pay and poor facilities many highly qualified health professionals want to move away to europe or the us. hundreds have already left and now there are not enough doctors with feelings running high some have been attacked as people blame them for the pandemic. to dial up the girl who was for attacking doctors is completely unacceptable this type of behavior should be severely punished look at the school code. so done is now under lockdown the oath or a t's are ho

cool such a cool site and how is well out of the picture but not before of course some damage into tong was moving pretty rapidly at this point it did bring the heavy rain and also some strong damaging winds and you can see the damage that was done but luckily it was moving very quickly so no more signs of that it's not affecting any areas a land where we will see areas affected so there is a victoria the southeast of new south wales and certainly tasmania we've got some strong winds again through the bus straights and heavy amounts of rain and also beginning to work their way across tools new zealand some warnings in place in new zealand for just that and then there's a warm weather out across the west a bit of a drop as we head into sunday those showers continue across northern sections of western australia on just in and around darwin as well it does carry away on sunday away from southern areas of australia but at the same time we are left with a fairly county conditions but as a side up how much in perth well above the average but it dips down by sunday and monday back down to the

of whathinking in terms when is itmum -- tong to feel ok to say people that they are able to use thee? it is difficult to see any kind of deterrent en masse. i was having a conversation with a customer yesterday, the ceo of a midsized bank, and he said i think it is a lot easier to manage an organization that is 100% working at home. bere is no incentive to first. emily: meantime, we are hearing about more and more layoffs. google slowing hiring for the end of the year. we talk about these jobless claims. even being here on the ground in hearing what companies are doing, how concerned are you about how badly this will hit the tech economy? you went through the financial -com bust ande dot this seems like it could be worse than both of those. seems front end of this like it is already significantly worse. how long the recovery takes, that is the big question mark. position a fortunate we have a good cash position and we want to be opportunistic and aggressive so we are still hiring. a lot of employees are reluctant to consider leaving their current job if they have one. there are chal

matthew cook tells us how tong and good morning, dr. cook. >> hi. i'm delighted to be with you. thanks for joining us and one of the things i was reading about is you help people that had mental health challenges. maybe depression or other things and now in this environment a lot tougher because you cannot see a therapist face-to-face. explain how that works now. >> what we are doing is telemedicine and guiding people through a process of helping them deal with the situation where they cannot leave their house and there's a therapy i do called ketamine therapy. it's an amazing therapy. we put an iv in and give them a medication that turns the depression pathway off and helps reset ptsd. i've been using ketamine for 18 years. we started using it for ptsd and it's been an amazing experience. now what i am doing is mailing a ketamine lozenge to put in your mouth and through telemedicine we do exercises where we coach and guide people through relaxation techniques and we've been having a wonderful supporting system at this time. >> dr. who perhaps is feeling mentally unwell after be

going tong up, we are continue to count you down to the european close, and also continue that discussionppening with oil. founder andrk, chork report, s will be joining us. we have seen it bounce back in crude, seeing a bounceback in stocks as a result. oil and gas the lead sector. the close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ guy: live from london, i'm guy johnson, with vonnie quinn new york. we are counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." equity markets catching a bid as a result of brent stabilizing. seeing a nice bounce back when it comes to the price of crude. you broke the data earlier on. that is adding to the story as well. in the likesca 8% of brent right now. the oil and gas sector the lead gainer when it comes to the sector perspective. we are seeing action in the peripheral bond market today. yesterday, huge action for italy. now it is spain's turn. on whenoming up later it comes to the issue of junk bonds as collateral, and a big eu meeting

i love these pictures from tong who works in the radiology department in san francisco.hey are wearing face shields and wiping down those machines. and this picture from richard. it's a picture of his best friend, monae perez, who works in the emergency department in concord. this mom juggling it all with a stressful job and three kids at home. she's not had a second to herself. so thank you so much, monae, for all your hard work. we would love to see your pictures. we are hailing our heroes every single day. we want to show our appreciation and gratitude to thousands of you on the frontlines. so send it to my social media pages. back to you. >> pretty incredible, those police officers thanking the health care workers this morning in san jose. thanks, janelle. >>> up next at 6:00:330, we aret the peak, that from president trump. now he's ready to roll out guidelines to reopen parts of the country. >>> a san francisco station still paying its employees, even though it's shut down. we're all doing our part by staying at home. that could mean an increase in energy bills. yo

i like tong of all the things parents tell their children, how to play nicely with others or the kinds are really important. it's a great thing ton that's how we select our astronauts these days. because we have all of these long-duration missions, we don't pick someone who is the top of their field or ace jet pilot. if they're not also a good person, you like to be around, somebody who makes the stay a little bit more pleasant, then you won't get selected to be an astronaut anymore which makes us a better team and makes it a lot more fun up here. >> stephen: jessica, would you recommend space to other people? because i've always wanted to be an astronaut. and i gave it up to go into comedy. slightly different occupation. but, you know, if someone had a chance to go to space, would you say jump at it? >> absolutely. we feel so fortunate to be among the few people who have been up here. and i wish they could share it with everybody. that's one of the goals of my mission is to try to share it with as many people as possible because i think it is so important to have this privilege to be

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is not shining on itself, and is there to shine for others read and it does not choose who is going tong shine on. instance weights for whoever to cross site. is there to protect, serve and to eliminate for others and it sits and waits for something to pass its beam of light. for me, the tummies and all of the people who illuminated the path for me is in the book. thanks a lot of people the foundation and other people ofrt paired with that we our little bit of impact to eliminate path for others. so think about as you read the book who has eliminated your path and whose path can you eliminate. and look up to them. and keep looking up because the view is great. thank you. [applause]. now if you have any russians. guest: how did the book come about. did you start writing or did you approach the book. so especiallmichele: i started to figure out all of the people as i said, who have eliminated my path, the who i see are so uplifting. then i thought i had a story. i did not want to be just about me. it was important to be about others and the impact that they've made and how they made the im

tonging our total discharges 9692. today we are reporting free thousand 26 cases for a total of 81,420 cases in our state. 231 new deaths have been reported to the department. there are 125 new deaths reported and associated with long-term care facilities. we share our condolences with the families who have lost someone they loved. according to data from this morning, of the seven laboratories sending us covid-19 results, 147,850 tests were performed. 66,734 returned positive. 45.14%.tivity rate is our state psychiatric hassles are reporting 119 patient testing positive and as i reported yesterday, they sadly report seven of their population have passed away. the new jersey veterans since 787, 151 have tested positive and they have reported 59 deaths. at there no cases vineland location. the breakdown on race and ethnicity is as follows. 50.9 percent white, non-hispanic. 22% black-non-hispanic. 16.7% hispanic. the underlying conditions of our fatalities remain the same. thank you again for staying home and maintaining

and the russians blame each other for the crash and prices to an 18 year low rebound this week and tong trump said he hoped for a deal he's also threatened tariffs on imported oil while lower prices are good news for people at the petrol pump or oil producing nations desperate for encumber seeing their budgets squeezed even further josh young is chief investment officer at bison interest he joins us now from houston texas appreciate your time so much so what do you expect to happen tomorrow morning. it sounds like not a whole lot. they're talking about moving the meeting to thursday and then we'll see in terms of what sort of agreement they can come to so and the span of a next few days what do you think will actually happen i mean who was at fault here . diseases at fault unfortunately so what it looks like is a back plus was trying to come to an agreement a few weeks ago that agreement fell through the saudis blame the russians the russians blame the saudis and what it looks like was no one was really anticipating how much demand would fall off and how quickly it would fall off and so

the points tong basically move forward.eek was to biplane, tolanning give the right direction to our suppliers and adapt to the change in demand. we have to adapt to that new situation. >> what are you hearing from your customers in the u.s. earlier on, saying that demand for travel is essentially zero? what are you hearing from other carriers? there is a situation around the world. it is not the same country by country. speak tore doing is to workers individually to find situations, one by one to their concerns. the situation is what it is. similar situation with other airlines. it is a complex situation, a lot of work for all of us to adapt and find the right way forward. there is a lot of uncertainty about when airlines will be back to service and back to normal. that is what we are working on at the moment. what haso you think of been given to certain carriers? oni think the priority is rescuing the airlines. there are very little passengers flying. the need to support airlines going through this difficult situation. mu

up tongs this all the way the 1700s and great britain, and he says, look at great britain. britain is a little tiny island. it is small. it has a small population compared to russia or to france or anyplace like that, but they have got the biggest empire in the world. the sun never sets on the british empire because it is all over the place. why? because they have commanded the sea. states -- now,ed he does not flat out say this, but this is sort of what he is getting to. if the united states wants to be great and influential, it is going to need a navy. it is going to need a navy better than what we've got. it is going to need a navy that is built to -- and here is the phrase i want you to file away because this is a phrase that the 20th century is going to be filled with. we need a navy that can project power. need to think of our navy as not being something that just sits at our shore and waits to be attacked. navy that can go out and champion our interests, right? away from the coasts of north america, because that is where our interests will ultimately lie. what i want

needs tong u.s. shale do more on the supply side to make a dent on this market.ey have a point? it does not matter how much opec does, u.s. shale really needs to come in and cut production. is that now inevitable? a lot of people are saying what we are seeing now is the start of the end, and the end of the u.s. shale revolution. shale isink u.s. already starting to come down. a number of wells have been shut shot in u.s. wells will accelerate. one of the leading forecasters said yesterday that we could see as much as 2 million barrels per day cut in u.s. production by the end of the year, which would make it quite significant, nearly as much as the saudi's, and the russians have already agreed to do so. capacity isu.s. already happening and will accelerate as long as the market stays weak, which i anticipate it will. anything in the under $25 is just untenable for many of the as i said,cers, and we are going to see, in addition to reductions in capital expenditures, we are going to see bankruptcies, because there is a large debt requirements for these smaller and

but the thing we have to be careful of that we don't take that good news tong think we m be able to pullack. we have to continue in many respects to redouble our efforts at the mitigation of physical separation in order to keep those numbers down and hopefully even get them lower than what you've heard recently. >> so dr. fauci, let's talk about that redoubling of our efforts because what a lot of americans are thinking right now is, okay, so i've made it to april. i'm going to go through the spring. what about the summer? virtually everybody in this country has some kind of thing planned for this summer. can they expect to go forward with those plans or will we still be in some sort of a shelter in place or lockdown condition? >> you know, it looks like things are going to be improving. if you look at the curves that we talk about, we often talk about flattening the curve and then getting around the corner and coming down. if, in fact, we see that, and it will be differential in different parts of the country. new york city, the terrible ordeal that they've gone through, is very differe

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