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expect things to pick up where they left off in this scenario the world goes back to what it does best turbo capitalized high volume high speed trade the intricate networks of supplies of goods and profits have proven themselves for many traveling data transfers have never been so easy why change. from always now i do lies ation is an external factor it's not to blame for the virus so it's hard to imagine everyone would go without the benefits of globalization just something from beyond the system to put pressure on finances prices and costs. and some of the real keeps turning after all how can you simply divorce the world from globalization. people talk a lot about a couple they talk about the end of globalization and it's really a buzzword that has very little practical meaning the internet financial flows the way. supply chains are constructed it's very difficult to think of. a future where all of that is eliminated difficult yes but impossible some analysts point to a potential reshaping of globalization a new normal founded on morals and reason crisis could be the moment to push a green

it's a menu of policy options to turbo charge economic competitiveness and safeguard american assets. when we talk about turbo charging economic competitiveness, it includes investing in the american worker, increasing access to capital, accelerating the digital transformation, rebuilding our infrastructure, strengthening our industrial base and extending our r&d lead in ten critical technology sectors, vital to national security. and when we talk about safeguarding our asset, it includes our financial, educational, healthcare, and public research systems, and this means putting an end to china's wholesale abuse of intellectual property, open markets, supply chains, and even stock exchanges. and i think one example we recently saw was nasdaq, its listing to prevent the chinese and their companies from deceiving america investors about their revenues and their profits. and this pillar contains a multitude of ideas to establish reciprocity with every nation we do business with and strengthen our export screening, prevent harmful technology transfer, and ensure that american innovation a

you mention how you try to turbo charge this. the end of the summer, the fall 2020, you're hoping to deploy millions of those rapid tests per week. i want to get to the pressure of the work, when you think about the time on the calendar, we're getting through the summer months. we're hoping people can get back to school. most of the phased reopening plans will be -- the funnel will be fully opened, if you will, so you'll have more and more people, especially, i would think these tests are incredibly important for the places where you cannot social distance. you want toknow if you're a health care, if you want to know if you work in one of these meat packing plants. you want to know if you're going back to school in anurban school district where you can't do the social distancing we would like to do that you can take a test and in five minutes know it's accurate. we don't have those tests today, do we, at least not on the scale we need? >> yeah, i think you nailed it exactly. we're looking at all these different what we call use c

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the pandemic is turbo—charging this trend and as shops begin to reopen, businesses will have to adapt boosting online deliveries. from the age of eight, he wanted to run a shop, but he knows he might have to go online only if he cannot make the sums add up. if you cannot beat them, join them. we do not want to go solely online. this is why we will exhaust every single avenue to get to our customers and see how they want it to be, how do they want their business different to provide for them? customers are still shopping. down the road, this bike shop has never been busier. it is not all gloom, but this crisis will have an impact on retail long after the easing of the lockdown. emma simpson, bbc news, swindon. meanwhile, the government borrowed more than £62 billion in april — the highest monthly figure on record. our economics editor, faisal islam, has been looking at the economic cost of the pandemic. in normal times, businesses such as this big in northampton, made sales to cafe is generating vat, paid corporation tax, business rates and wages to staff, meaning income tax and nation

this all comes as the state department has confirmed that they are no moving forward with plans to turbo charge their plan to reduce their reliance on china's manufacturing supply and they say that they're doing this simply because they want to work with what they describe as friendly nation this was a nearly 2 year u.s. china trade where the world's 2 largest economies are now we may be backtracking and basically canceling that phase of one trade deal it's it's crazy what we're seeing here how is china or china has actually want to respond to these sort of comments is there what have they said rise or china's obviously frustrated with these comments from president trump and they're also frustrated with all of the comments that are coming out of the trip and ministration about the coronavirus and a spokesperson for china specifically responded to these comments from the u.s. claiming that the coronavirus may have come from a lab and move on or that china delayed information about the coronavirus and so that's something that a spokesperson for trying to foreign ministry spoke out about an

the state department also confirmed that it is in the process of turbo charging this plan for the u.s. to move back on its reliance on china's manufacturing supply and they say that they're doing this because they want to work with what they describe as friendly nations so rachel how is china responded to the latest comments from the u.s. well china has denied these accusations from the u.s. specifically with health information about the coronavirus in order to hoard medical supplies and we're responding to those comments from secretary of state the koran a virus may have come from a lab and will harm a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry. was quote making up lies and accused him of failing to keep his story straight take a listen to her response. the reason why he made such self-contradictory comments is because he has been making up and covering up a lie by fabricating the more lies that is an open secret already it is not only a war between humankind and viruses but also a war between truth and lies on the shifting the blame will not solve the problem or the lives lost we sin

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the pandemic is turbo—charging this trend and, as shops begin to reopen, businesses will have to adaptries. from the age of eight, he wanted to run a shop, but he knows he might have to go online—only if he can't make the sums add up. if you can't beat them, join them. we don't want to go solely online. this is why we will exhaust every single avenue to get out to our customers and see how they want it to be, how do they want their something different to provide for them? customers are still shopping. down the road, this bike shop has never been busier. it's not all gloom, but this crisis will have an impact on retail long beyond the easing of the lockdown. emma simpson, bbc news, swindon. the company which owns the coach firm shearings has gone into administration. the specialist leisure group, which is based in wigan and employs more than 2,500, also runs the brands uk brea kaways, caledonian travel and country living hotels. 0ur north of england correspondent, judith moritz, is outside their headquarters. judith, had this been on the cards? it had, and you may not have heard of the

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of our students are hired into jobs or they are going into graduate school but this year we had to turbo we created a program called pay it north ward and the focus 500 of graduating students finding all of them meaningful employment within a couple of months of graduation and that's what we are working on right now. arthel: why do you think it works, is this something that other college -- colleges or universities can implement, can they use your model? >> i think they can, we tried something that we had never really tried before, so out of our 500 students, 200 of them have jobs, have graduate school plans so that leaves us with 300 students who are in need of a job right now and what we've done is tapped 30,000 of our alumnus, friends, open up experiences, do everything you can to help the incredibly deserving students. we surveyed all of our seniors to understand what kind of jobs they were looking for. we created industry wide networks among our alumni and we identified the super influencers, the alumni who can access hundreds of thousands of of alumni at once. this is not good time

expendable and dettori government unfortunately and it's not to take it to a political taking southwell the turbo and that's in power right now and where they're running the government right now is based upon who can bring the most to the table and the massive shift to majority the average man unfortunately doesn't fit that criteria so he's expendable his children are expendable is wife is expendable his grandmother was expendable his very front was expendable and this is through this is show through ticked at the lack of care in the cavils where people's grandmothers and grandfathers that have been possible were high numbers and we don't know the root tree numbers of what going on in the care homes a lot of parents haven't been visit for a long time does a lot of inspection 'd and checks not happening due to coronavirus in a lot of their industries that look on protecting their. places that care homes and mental institutions the places that do refuse and people that they're not doing their job because they're not worked out that they're suffering is the insult there a hole so of course it gets t

the state department also confirmed that it is in the process of turbo charging this plan for the u.s. to move back on its reliance on china's manufacturing supply and they say that they're doing this because they want to work with what they describe as friendly nations so rachel how is china responded to the latest comments from the u.s. well china has denied these accusations from the u.s. specifically with health information about the coronavirus in order to hoard medical supplies and we're responding to those comments from secretary of state the koran a virus may have come from a lab and will harm a spokesperson for china's foreign ministry. was quote making up lies and accused him of failing to keep his story straight take a listen to her response. the reason why he made such self-contradictory comments is because he has been making. covering up a lie by fabricating the more lies that is an open secret it is not only a war between humankind and viruses but also a war between truth and lies on the shifting the blame will not solve the problem or the lives lost we sincerely regret

nation to truly be a superpower, xi wants china to lead not only with its military might -- >> china is turbobid to become a tech superpower. >> dubbed china's google. >> the world's largest and fastest growing. >> -- but also with its scientific and technological innovations. >> a lot of technology leaders and political leaders in the west have been shocked by the pace of china's advances in technology. >> in the age of a.i., data is the new oil, so china is the new saudi arabia. >> former google ceo eric schmidt predicted the chinese could easily eclipse america in artificial intelligence by 2025. >> huawei's super fast 5g network. >> said to be up to 100 times faster than existing 4g cell sites. >> china already dominates the u.s. in 5g technology. >> today a new moon is in the sky. >> many are calling china's tech renaissance a sputnik moment. >> placed in orbit by a russian rocket. >> similar to the soviets' alarming triumph during the space race. but as xi's great rejuvenation makes great leaps forward, it comes at a cost. >> the philosophy of the economic miracle years, growth above al

these are the most vulnerable, living in latin america's most densely populated area, their poverty turbocharging brazil's death toll. >> people live here sometimes six or seven to a room, so social distancing is impossible, and if they don't go out to work, they don't eat. >> you're worried, it's difficult. >> reporter: and they're scared. most people don't wear masks. they can't get them. they've lost jobs, so they're fed by aid groups. in the center of brazil's richest city, the newly jobless line up for food. their president announced billions in aid, but he wants lockdowns to end and brazil to get back to work. at a soccer stadium, a new field hospital ready for the next wave. brazil say experts, still weeks away from its peak of infections. bill neely, nbc news, sao paulo. >>> coming up next, the latest white house controversy distracting from this pandemic. you're watching "velshi" on msnbc. i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ aroun

their poverty turbo charging brazil's death toll. people live here sometimes six or seven to a room so social distancing is impossible. and if they don't go out to work, they don't eat. you're worried, it's difficult? and they're scared. most people don't wear masks. they can't get them. they've lost jobs so they're fed by aid groups. in the center of brazil's richest city, the newly jobless line up for food. their president announced billions in aid but he wants lockdowns to end and brazil to get back to work. at a soccer stadium, a new field hospital ready for the next wave. brazil, experts say, still weeks away from their peak. >>> still weeks away from the peak and the talk about the virus going away in the eat, average temperature in rio 85 degrees. >>> now to the latest in new york state where the governor is issuing an executive order allowing any gathering up to 10 people as long as there's social dista distance that's observed. >> the state has more than 368,000 coronavirus cases, nearly 30,000 deaths. corey coffin joining u

isn't this the most basic american traditions to give safe harbor, it threatens to turbo charge the pandemickids are being returned, unaccompanied minors. we have 9-year-olds who are being sent back to countries where they come from without any degree of security for them or seemingly any control on the spread of the disease. we know, because the international rescue committee works both in the u.s. in 25 cities across the u.s. but also south of the border in mexico, but also in el salvador. these countries that children are being returned to have weak systems for controlling the disease. and so the idea that the u.s. is exporting kids into danger, never mind carrying with them a virus, if indeed they have it. it's not clear whether or not they do, i think neither serves the u.s. interest nor recognizes the u.s.'s role in this region. for the u.s. to be a force of stability in the region, it needs to do the right thing domestically, but it needs the kind of engagement with its neighbors that is key. if anything is called to the idea of the united states is that this country provides sanctuar