on the ist ofjune, the us virgin islands started to welcome back leisure travellers.onavirus numbers low with just 72 cases of covid—i9, and 6 related deaths. the bahamas has just 103 confirmed cases and suffered ii deaths, and has started reopening businesses. however, international commercial travel won't resume untiljuly ist. we can speak now to dr nina shapiro, a professor of medicine at ucla in los angeles. thank you very much for your time. how would you characterise the picture generally, in the caribbean?” think for very large parts of the caribbean, they have really done an excellentjob of keeping the number of cases quite slow. as you mentioned, the us virgin islands had about 70 or so cases. now they are down to about six. the bahamas is down to i20 down to about six. the bahamas is down to 120 cases. so they have really done an excellent job. the concern is in some of the other islands, the dominican republic, porto rico and haiti, and haiti is actually attached to the dominican republic, they are still seeing a surge of cases on the order of 5000 to 10,00

virgin galactic was one of these. so is draft kings.pattern with some of these flashier spac names the stock spikes after the merger, immediately after. plus it tells us the spikes are temporary. that's why i get nervous when i see this vectoiq and draft kings roaring. platform specialty products became public. that had to go rolling up the chemical space you can see the trajectory plain and simple the stock tripled from 10 to 30 in 2014 as investors got excited about their game plan. just like vectoiq. then back to the mid teens second, there's no mad food. even having huge unsustainable stock after the stock came public in 2015 early on the stock surged up to 22 before collapsing back to the mid teens. since then nomad worked its way back to the 20s. you're better buying this at the bottom than the top. the best example is virgin galactic late last year, a spac called social capital hedosofia merged with branson space tours and company, virgin galactic this is one of the most speculative stocks i've seen a space tour is a long way fro

ane: virgin has had interesting history, starting at virgin blue after a collapsed airline into thousandice airline trunk to compete with qantas, and now it looks to be heading away from that. whoever buys it, and it looks like bain, they're going to have a difficult job with virgin in the future. the strategy made a lot of sense, they needed to take qantas head-on because qantas has a 60% share in the domestic market. a is very hard when you have competitor as dominant does that to hold your own. to breakntially tried that share and failed. anyone taking on virgin now, they are going to have to recognize that they have a limited capacity to compete with qantas. qantas has its own budget airline, jet star, so it is going to be a difficult play. any time any airline in a two-airline market like australia, you are going to want to try to take that dominant share, a little like in japan. jalhas a dominant share but nipping at their heels. it will be hard for virgin to do that given the scale of dominance qantas has. haidi: our bloomberg opinions columnist in sydney, david for cling -- david

industry.ked the we'll discuss bain capital's bold move to by virgin airlines -- to buy virgin airlines coming up next. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back to the show. it is all coming together for virgin australia. about an hour back, bain capital now sending a deal to acquire the airline after cyrus capital dropping out, saying the administrative deloitte failed to engage. it has been reviewed by the board of australia. paul allen joins us from sydney to talk us to the details. what do we know? paul: we know that it is going to be based in queensland, at least according to the queensland government, saying the virgin headquarters will be staying there. bothalso understood that businesses were aiming for a smaller, single branded, domestic short-haul of flights. there's an thousand jobs at stake -- 10,000 jobs at stake and some losses are certain, as we saw at qantas, slashing its workforce is the airline industry struggles in this varmint of coronavirus. but it could've been ash this environment -- this environment of coronavirus. but it could've been so much worse. the governme

that story evoking again, the virgin mary. the women of independence were kind of horrified. they felt that the color that this mexican sculpture was too garish for our pioneer mother. there seem to be in ethnic tension going on. the sculptor was saying a long tradition, but actually classical sculpture did have color, it is just faded overtime. he is arguing to the press that this is a classical tradition and i am part of the revival of that. and we don't want anyone tacky, that's what people are saying, we do not need anybody or anything to boulder brash. but once they got it out of the box they said ok, i guess it's not so bad. over time the patina faded, as it happens. by the time i visited the sculpture in 2008, it is not really obvious. there is a tint to it but it is not very bright. 1990 independence we finally get the national front here. other communities in the area store to pay tension and jumping on the bandwagon as well. the shawnee erected a pioneer crossing in what i believe was a used car lots. there was a lot of concern about this, they did not like the pric

they are up to $1.25 billion australian to relaunch virgin australia.ccording to the australian financial review. plans to buy the airline came through last week. this as the administrator deloitte saying they are the new owner on friday after the capital company had bid. hasre now hearing that bain committed up to $1.25 billion australian to relaunch virgin australia. still looking for clarity as to what this looks like on the other site, given there is talk about it being relaunched as a smaller outfit. this as qantas goes through its own structural pains to deal with these travel restrictions and the complete destruction in travel demand. virgin australia shareholders are some of the biggest names in aviation. coming up, falling prices are hurting australia's coal miners, but there is one commodity that is defying the slump. that is the continued strength in iron ore. we get the forecasts next. if you are away from the screen, find in-depth analysis and the big newsmakers on bloomberg radio. we are broadcasting live from our studio in hong kong. you

and virgin territory, sending man kind into the stratosphere, what it means for virginia gallactic.t. irving >>> welcome back to "fast money", square today hitting a fresh all-time high. uping the price on the stock to a new street high. square seeing cash app user growth as well as signs of improvement in the small business space tim you flagged this specifically they're talking about the data they're getting based on it's original nation of ppp loans. --. >> it's extraordinary -- the merrimack vallperformance of the cash out is one of the drivers of it's hard to say, you do scenario analysis and it's around $2 billion, $2.5 billion around the baseline. it's extraordinary story the seller eco system is proving to be very resilient the question is what do you want to pay for this company. i've been a long-term holder and every time i sell shares i kick myself i still have a smaller position. the rerating, this company has moved 140% in about 55 sessions or he'll -- or really off those lows i'm holding my breath, i think this move at this point has priced in an extraordinary high out

and finally virgin galactic announced monday it has entered a partnership with nasa to develop a program intended to push for private missions to the international space station the richard branson backed space exploration company issued a series of tweets saying it would work with the johnson space center to identify those who would buy private missions as well as developing training packages for would be space travelers now this is not the 1st partnership between the 2 entities virgin galactic entered an agreement with nasa in may to develop aircraft for potential civilian use nasa has of course been working with private companies in recent years just last month musk space x. ended the agency's 9 year hiatus of manned spaceflight by delivering 2 astronauts to the i assess on the news of virgin galactic partnership the company's stock shot up as much as 15 per cent at points throughout the day and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v.'s on smartphones through google play on the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or you can simpl

in earth and in jesus christ his only son all know what was good seen by the holy ghost born of a virgin mary stuff in the pontius pilot was crucified didn't marry a virgin you know rose moment noon he ascended to heaven sitting on the right. bank and now gone poor souls of persons that we encounter as we walk the streets at night be right god in the name of jesus as he sometimes of those streets i just want to scream and say stop using stop soulik each other stop drinking your destroying you know i. want to see. less the hungry in the hurting everywhere. bless this nation. in the name of jesus. i'm just putting the word that i'm fighting for my son i want to answer this and i'm not going to stop until i get. i was a person who did it i want answers why they came in and show my son the way they did. first post and protect us but our children. are there to. put it. it's the fact that we take dragged down the street without the rest of us the fact that we can't see the seals because this is a food desert it is no money coming into the schools no. cereals these kids can't even take books ho

caroline: remember, this has , 2004,long time coming the first space tickets for virgin galactic. pretty sure some of them might have thought they had done it by now. huge technological issues. the first and second stage is where they separate the second stage. getting these pictures, being up there in reality. romaine: this is absolutely brilliant, absolutely fascinating. when you think about this rocket, it is not just the satellites. communications. a lot of the stuff is a lot to help with farmers tracking climate change. obviously some longer-term missions with regards to resources. there is sort of a practical with all combination of these launches, what nasa, areex, and other companies working towards now. caroline: putting satellites in space to ensure communication. ruling like we do they, putting huawei on risk list. notably, on a day like that, you then have to wonder what will happen to these rural communities, which huawei has considered as a national security threat, keeping equipment to be able to get access to wi-fi, to the internet. what then of access? maybe the f

. ♪ breaking news crossing the bloomberg when it comes to the fate of virgin australia.are now hearing that bain capital was set to become virgin australia's new owner, after the rival bidder withdrew from the bid. as contention between two u.s. private equity firms has been going for weeks. back virgino strip australia, australia's second major carrier after qantas, rather than going ahead in competition with qantas. we are hearing bain capital is the new owner of virgin australia after cyrus dropped out of the bidding, but we are waiting for confirmation and more details on that. in the meantime, let's get back to one of our top stories. the senate has approved a bipartisan bill that would penalize banks doing business with chinese officials involved in hong kong's new national security law. tom mackenzie joins us from beijing. what do we know about this? tom: this was a bipartisan measure approved by the senate, -- by ad by republican republican and a democrat. pat toomey the republican, chris van hollen democrat. it would compel the state department in the u.s. to co

virgin australia almost entirely owned by their foreign aviation group, including singapore's group,t a 20% stake in each. shery: we do have breaking news in the u.s. as well. taxpayers cannot request filing an extension -- can now request filing an extension to july 15. they were due on july 15. this was already postponed from april 15, the first time these tax returns and payments have been delayed in mid april in decades. this as we continue to see the coronavirus cases surging in the u.s. which has more than 2.5 million cases already. don't forget, if you are away from the screen, you can find in-depth analysis on bloomberg radio. now broadcasting live from her studio in hong kong. listen via the app, bloomberg radio plus, or bloombergradio.com. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: facebook is feeling the effects of billions of dollars of lost value as companies are pulling out from the social network over its content policies. namely whether facebook removes all hate speech. caroline hyde spoke to facebook's vice president on global affairs and communications nick clegg. nick: i think wi

. >>> apple is providing a glimpse at its upcoming software changes and virgin galactic is teaming upith nasa for trips to the international space station. here's this morning's tech bytes. >>> the latest bells and whistles from apple. the new ios 14 will make it easier for iphone users to find and organize apps without scrolling through pages and you'll be able to unlock and start your car with your phone. >>> and nasa is joining forces with virgin galactic. the space agency and richened branson's space tourism company are starting to train for private space flight. after training those will fly to the international space station. >>> confirming nba players and staffers will be wearing the company's smart rings to track possible coronavirus symptoms when teams head to orlando next month. the device will track the user's temperature and other vitals to provide early warning. those are your techbytes, have a great day. >>> to play or not to play.e cit could mean the return of major league baseball. >>> mural with when we closed our wynn committed instantly to keeping all 15,000 team me

this stage of virgin birth investigated what had gone wrong and what i scar to the beauty this amazement plane was placed on the mechanical seat planters. the agriculture ministry echoed bears official line saying that had the seeds been sown correctly everything would have been fine clinics were nevertheless banned for use on call in germany they're still committed for other crops they offer 2200000 euros in fast track aid but only on one condition for the beekeepers. in return i shall see to all existing and future claims to compensation to the state of body view to. the investigation the government of button button back had suddenly become the mediation of the offer from bail was actually made by the agriculture department this long by the river bank or no bear it was a state of body they wanted to buy their way out of like it was touted as an emergency aid for the beekeepers because of what they were just covering themselves so there was a real push to settle the matter quickly where they knew the bees had been poisoned otherwise it would have taken a lot monger to get the money to f

oranges as aggressive as there have been other cases many other cases where we have encroached into virgin rain forests urging forests. around the world not just rain forest a dry forest and. encounter these irises. are deadly but fortunately you know. i think it's fair to say that they issue of environment. is something that has become more prevalent and more important to normal people who become more aware that when it comes down to it still until lately we sort of sate satirists politicians when it comes to let it. so they stir me how do you attract attention to the green part of the problem well right now you have to compete with attention grabbers like fear of during an unplanned man and certainty so as we look let's take a pandemic in code 90 for example. people with underlying health conditions are more. susceptible to extreme distress or death from this virus no there are a lot of underlying health conditions respiratory health conditions for example there are costs or exacerbated by poor quality to talk about the balance of short term balance of the game while we have to destroy t

not so much virgin galactic. i don't think they have a huge total addressable market. charles: all right. you are the best, my friend. thank you very much. liz claman, the s&p was up 12 when the show began. it's up 23 as i hand it to you on an otherwise kind of quiet monday. liz: yeah. well, i don't think these numbers look quiet, charles. you've got some noise working them up here. the dow is making brand new moves to the upside during this session, just as you finished the show. we are up 178 points. apple moves into the 2020s with 1990s tech? yeah, a new iphone picture-in-picture. remember that? that option is just one of the innovations apple rolled out moments ago that allows users to access other apps without interrupting your latest binge watch or tik tok viewing. speaking of tik tok, mark zuckerberg and jack dorsey probably waking up on the wrong side of the bed after a tik tok prank of presidential proportions that's stolen the social media spotlight. could tik tok be on the verge of cleaning facebook and twitter's clocks? we've got team coverage of all of thi

the new agreement between nasa and virgin galactic. >>> first, we stay on earth and meteorologist mike nicco. >> trying to keep grounded today. i like that.herekt san francisc. cloudy and misty and temperatures around 53 to 56 degrees. else where we're pretty much in the mid to upper 50s also. the exceptions 50 at union city and palo alto 62 and tracy at 64 degrees. here's a look at your commute this morning. closer you are to the hills, you could run into mist there. 57 and dry at the bay bridge toll plaza and breezy on some of oour bridges. the north/south bridges this morning and all bridges this afternoon and choppy on the bay this afternoon, also. here's a look at the north bay. we're in the 60s through 10:00. southerly wind off the ocean and off the bays and that's why we struggle to reach the mid 80s this afternoon. 70 at 8:00. all right. for the south bay, though. that southerly wind is a little bit warmer. 67 at 8:00. 83 at noon and upper 80s for several hours this afternoon and down to a pleasant 76 by 8:00 and a whole lot of sunshine in the east bay valleys where 84 at noon

airways and british airways and virgin atlantic. the issue there has been that it takes a phenomenal amount of money to bail out companies of that size and of course, at the moment, there's no sign of those traveller 's extremes being listed in the uk —— travel restrictions. we just impose measures which will be in place up to a month or more, given that's what the government said it's reviewing it. there's no end in sight for the difficulties the airline industry. ithink sight for the difficulties the airline industry. i think everyone is expecting the uk will see some sort of economic statement or budget in response to the coronavirus crisis before parliament breaks up at the end ofjuly. it will be interesting to see whether there is any kind of package within that for the british airline companies that have been affected by the crisis in the same way that the german government has offered to lufthansa. cannot understate just how much it's been impacted. turning to the financial times. wall street's suffering their worst one—day f

the planet we haven't even talked about virgin galactic.oval to send people to the space center you know kind of. something. versus expedia >> yeah. >> tell me that billionaires don't want to go to the space station. they got money to burn, right? don't they already have a line-up of people who want to go to the space station how many people can the space station accommodate? can you eat outside of the space station like you can everything's so crazy. do we -- can we just admit that it's all crazy deutsche bank and people are upgrading peleton and people like campbell soup because the chicken noodle is good nothing's the same nothing. because the online book store. people don't like olive garden and i don't know what's the same? >> and don't forget the fed. don't forget the fed whatever you do because that seems to be having the outside influence of the people's view overall. the fed's willingness to come in and buy individual issuances or bonds. >> jay has been upgrading everything jay upgraded corporate bonds >> jay powell. >> upgraded et

so many have been robbed of equal justice under law been robbed of a virginity to advance in a country that wouldn't hold the color of their skinhe againt them. if this but in ways people never saw. all of the indignities and and mistreatment not to mention worse than that they have been robbed of a chanc the chance toy pursue the american dream and something those of us that our wife should think about what mark. the peace of mind a parent has, a father or mother died when their son or daughter leaves their house in the morning, will he be mistreated walking through methe neighborhood, will he be pulled over and have his rights violated because of the color of his skin? black americans have been robbed of that peace of mind in addition to so many other. all of that is one of the reasons we are talkingot about t uton the floor. in my home state there are very few counties just a handful that don't have one or two were many more protests in a state with 67 counties so part of what we've got to do as legislators who is to legislate. let me start with a bill that wasus introduced two week

bain capital has agreed to buy virgin australian. the terms of the deal were not disclosed.says a significant amount of capital will be injected into the airline to wipe out virgin -- global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am ritika gupta. bloomberg. ♪ >> especially with texas being one of the largest gdp contributors, it is concerning. impact will lead to several other states closing down officially, putting in those quarantine measures, and if that happens to us, that will setback the economic recovery that has been going on since april. an of wellsnna h fargo and this program about an hour and a half ago. alongside tom keene together with lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. need an hour without the stupidity of my colleague, mr. tom keene. i will be catching up with mom and el-erian. over to you, tom. tom: thank you so much. greatly appreciate that. mohamed el-erian will be fascinating. it is a treat to bring in brad setser. it was a young guy when the papers came

of talks about whether or not there will be any kind of government bailout to british airways and virginomenal amount of money to bail out companies of that size and of course, at the moment, there's no sign of those traveller 's extremes being listed in the uk —— travel restrictions. we just impose measures which will be in place up to a month or more, given that's what the government said it's reviewing it. there's no end in sight for the difficulties the airline industry. ithink sight for the difficulties the airline industry. i think everyone is expecting the uk will see some sort of economic statement or budget in response to the coronavirus crisis before parliament breaks up at the end ofjuly. it will be interesting to see whether there is any kind of package within that for the british airline companies that have been affected by the crisis in the same way that the german government has offered to lufthansa. cannot understate just how

it is actually that the hash tag was in a virgin lee promoted so when i went on twitter i was wondering why white lives matter was trending i didn't think there would be that many far right voices on twitter using such a brazen hash tag to ridicule the protest movement. so when i look behind it i was surprised to see that it was k. pop fans and that's been training for 2 days now and the effect there is that this hash tag has been out there for so long only because of tape fans the other criticism is that a lot of times keep up fans only get involved in political moments when it's trending because perhaps they want to get their own you know their own fan riled up they want to get their favorite k. pop star's names out there and so they're kind of piggybacking on these political moments but other keep up and say no we're political we did this on purpose we're using our outsized platform to promote good causes and that that's the case in this case it is i mean s.f. thank you thank you. well as we mentioned earlier a memorial service is taking place in minneapolis minnesota for george floy

comedy drama which he co—wrote with director judd apatow best known for films like the ao—year—old virgin? oh, that's the date my dad died. oh, my god, your dad died? i'm so sorry. don't be, it's fine. it's totally cool. so, what happened? ok, you don't need to ask that... it's kind of inappropriate. he was a fireman. so, he died in a fire. oh, my god! yeah, we knew, we don't like to talk about it, that's why we don't bring it up. davidson plays scott carlin, a 20—something wastrel who lives with his widowed mother and spends his days smoking weed and dreaming of opening a tattoo restaurant, effusion which everyone tells him is a very bad idea. i am being real. it's never been done before! i looked it up. while his younger sister heads to college, scott lounges around at home until mum, winningly played by marissa tomei, starts dating a firefighter. i mean, are you flirting with me? yeah. yeah? yeah, a lot. this pushes scott's buttons because his beloved father was himself a fireman saving the lives of others but losing his own life in the process, leaving his son bewildered and becalmed.

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interests it rates are different because we have a mana efficient monetary policy that we need to have virgin's of the interest rate for a comma and then we judge it was in order to be completely through before everything needs to. those are in a measure so i think of 500 grants and 250 loans is really the right mix it up to do you agree with articulations on the european semester and moment. we are working together with all our partners because you don't know it and you shall be sure you know the frugal countries we talked about let's not forget it is our trees that are no net beneficiary of the. market and to remark. that they have participated and. the common space to profit from it so it is not an interest back to some of the member states important. to the city to be empathic to test it was to get its solidarity but it's also in their own interest they get the big. you've been watching a press conference with german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel my call at night is about palace north of laden political correspondent tara thomas sparrow was following all of that for

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has agreed tol buy collapsed virgin australia.ortedly has agreed by the so -- to buy the self-driving car company zoot. that gives the company control designedartup that has a driverless vehicle to be used in urban areas. shares of nike are falling today. they have disappointing sales in its fourth-quarter -- first quarter, declining 38%. shuttered stores around the world took a bigger toll than expected. why can't -- why cut is accused of fraud. -- wirecard is accused of fraud. over to be in dollars missing. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom? francine? tom: thank you so much. one of the things that we know for certain is that business continues to be done, even though midtown here in new york is shut down, and of course wall street very much shut down as well. life goes on. for the venerable new york stock lesko, ipot is maybe ipo's. >> while they are in for an everybody, we are hearing from investors that they are looking for more choices, so we have been working with the sec productively on refining the operating of the

comedy drama which he co—wrote with directorjudd apatow, best known for films like the 40—year—0ld virginp. what is that date? oh, that's the date my dad died. oh, my god, your dad died? i'm so sorry. don't be, it's fine. it's totally cool. so, what happened? ok, you don't need to ask that. it's kind of inappropriate. he was a fireman. so, he died in a fire. oh, my god! yeah, we knew, we don't like to talk about it. that's why we don't bring it up. davidson plays scott carlin, a 20—something wastrel who still lives with his widowed mother and spends his days smoking weed and dreaming of opening a tattoo restaurant, a fusion which everyone tells him is a very bad idea. i am being real. it's a great... it's never been done before! i looked it up. while his younger sister heads to college, scott lounges around at home until mum, winningly played by marisa tomei, starts dating a firefighter. i mean, are you flirting with me? yeah. yeah? yeah, a lot. this pushes scott's buttons because his beloved father was himself a fireman saving the lives of others, but losing his own life in the process,

the agreement wipes out virgin australia shareholders.bal news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the situation would be far worse if we hadn't it in the way we had to provide support to businesses and individuals and protect jobs through this crisis. but looking forward, the most important thing we can do now is safely reopen our economy, and that is why the plan that the prime minister set out is so important, and that we should carry on delivering that plan. jonathan: an exclusive interview with the chancellor of the exchequer, rishi sunak. francine lacqua catching up with him a few hours ago. really emphasizing to support this economy will see need -- will still need. from new york city this morning, good morning to you. alongside tom keene, together with lisa abramowicz, i'm jonathan ferro. futures totally unchanged on the s&p 500, we were negative a couple of hours ago, around 4:00 a.m. eastern.

without virgin australia, it will virtually be qantas. it is the in the interest of consumers to have at least one competitor -- it is in the interest of consumers to have at least one competitor to qantas. interest,ere's a key given that the market can actually have two players. i think the other situation is that we've seen travel sort of come back, especially in the domestic market around the world, in the u.s., china. areink while there challenges still with coronavirus, the industry doesn't seem to be coming back slowly. does seem tostry be coming back slowly. given the market that australia has, it does seem to be attractive at the moment. tom: what are the key challenges that airlines face longer-term? >>>> i think the biggest challenge the airlines face is getting people to fly international. the theoing to be biggest challenge given that airlines have no control over borders. the other situation would be how confident people are flying long hours on a plane, given the fears of coronavirus and the lack of a vaccine. i think the bi

thomas and the virgin islands after the hurricane how are you doing?inflection point we can change the very nature of policing in this country? had. >> i think we're at a point where the american people are not going to allow us to do anything less. and we see that we have not abated in the number of protests that americans have been engaged in, letting democracy be heard. that americans are tired of this. all americans are tired. i'm really surprised at the range of americans. not just young, old people as well, our elders, seniors, white, black, support the notion that there needs to be change in our police system. first i want to thank you for your work and thank you for checking up on people of the virgin islands. i think this is another example of systemic racism in this country that the individuals, the families and individuals of puerto rico and the virgin islands still have not seen so much of the funding that we should have received from the hurricanes. we have not begun the rebuilding of our schools that were decimated. we have not begun the

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virgin says it will recruit candidates interested in buying private flights to the iss and will offero and training and resources. last month, spacex was the first private organization to put people into orbit. the indian tycoon has something to celebrate. he is joined an exclusive club of the world's 10 richest people. spot with ae nine fortune of $65 billion, overtaking larry ellison. he owns 42% of relianz and has benefited from a flurry of investments which has made his company debt free. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. shery: u.s. help agencies are gearing up for flu season complicated by the coronavirus pandemic. with a virus excited to continue for some time, officials say it could put tremendous strain on the health care system if coupled with influenza. whoing us is max neeson covers health care, biotech and pharma. it seems these health care officials, whether it is the cdc fauci, theyr dr. don't think a vaccine is imminent so what can states do in the

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