outbreak, the chinese communist party was reportedly wielding its own people inside their own houses -- welding them inside their own houses. today you better believe the party is training their sights on the chinese survivors, activists and lawyers who dare to seek the truth. outside the borders, china's leaders seem to think they can either charm or threaten the world into submission. they supposedly donated medical supplies to foreign countries that quickly proved faulty and unusable. they threatened to boycott australian beef. they even threatened to cut off pharmaceutical exports to the u.s. so that we would, quote, plunge into the mighty sea of coronavirus, end quote. it's galling but not surprising. this is the same authoritarian regime that's brutalized the weaker people in modern day, that has spent years of cheating its way through international commerce and stealing industrial secrets. now it is exploiting the global pandemic that it helped exacerbate, the further its crackdown on hong kong. a few weeks ago, the government arrested peaceful democracy activists including my old friend

say, look, weld have to continue, and i talk about this all the time, continue the improvement. so piloting new ways of doing things, all of that is important. the critical aspect and the critical value we have to make sure is applied across the board. it is security. into continue to test those things, look for new ways of doing things, all of that is great, but are we ready for that type of system now in the united states? the answer is no and there is extra complexity to prevent the election system here in the united states versus other countries. host: we have a viewer off of our twitter feed, who says, i could ask for an absent eve ballot -- absentee ballot. there's something about getting ready to go to my polling place at 7:00 a.m. i hope to vote in person for a long time. i guess for some peace and -- some people, it is the mind of showing up somewhere. guest: -- announcer: now we take you to louisiana where governor edwards will talk about whether the stay-at-home order will expire on friday and what his plans are for the state. >> kuebler here re

this is a document from weld county, where the plant is, where that jbs plant is the largest employer, and what we've got here, can we put it up on the screen, this is the form that was sent to jbs, to the plant, from the county health department as a screening form for any jbs employees who were going to be tested back when jbs set up its first testing session in greeley, back when they were still saying they were going to test all of their employees. and you can see what's on the screening form there. employee name. date of birth. temperature reading. taking their temperatures when they were going to screen people to see if they were going to test them. what language the employee speaks. whether the employee needs an interpreter. then the screening form says list your symptoms, have you had cough, shortness of breath, fever, body aches, et cetera. and then this is the kind of amazing part. the bottom part of the form there is labeled "exposure questions." do you have a household member who has had fever and/or respiratory symptoms? or one who has been told they have covid-19? yes or

and now the weld county, colorado, health director has decided to quit his job after 20 years there. today in connecticut, the democratic governor there, ned lamont, fired the state health commissioner, blaming her for connecticut being too slow to address the virus in nursing homes in that state. in connecticut, nearly 60% of the coronavirus deaths in the state have happened in nursing homes. connecticut is not alone there. they're one of more than a dozen states where a majority of deaths have been nursing home deaths. but this is the first state that i know of where they fired the state health director for it. the governor now says that he wants every nursing home resident tested. they're also moving to set up covid-only nursing homes in connecticut, presumably to move positive patients so they can more easily separate nursing home residents with the virus from nursing home residents who don't have it, to try to get a late handle on what has been already a very, very deadly epidemic in that part of connecticut. i mean way too late in coming, right? hundreds of nursing home deaths

this man and woman, rifleman and the logging foreman, it plate weld eastern radio mechanic and the thousandd others of him now return. ♪ back to the american home with welcome and well done everywhere. and what does he want? most of all, he wants a job. not a handout, not sympathy, not hero worship. but one of the things he fought for, the thing he returns for, a stake in the american future. he returns with a new sense of responsibility, initiative, new skills acquired, with old skills sharpened. and he returns from the wars he represents once again the best of america. 12 million men and women returning to civilian life, the greatest asset, the most capable potential group of workers, businessmen, farmers, students, citizens the nation has ever known. he has earned a welcome to outlast the joyous whistles and pap paper streamers. we welcome him to our hearts. we must also welcome them to our benches, desks, shops and fields so that once again he becomes part of us. part of what he fought to make possible, a bolder, better, more democratic land. we must match his courage, his vigor, and hi

and interconnected weld. but has the coronavirus in great lockdown made all that history globalists that people that think we have to make the world wealthy at our expense i don't even know where these people. but those days are over. as the world economy slumps into recession what sort of system will rise from the ashes of this crisis. welcome to our covert $900.00 special on d.w. news i want to get to and thanks for joining for years there's been a growing backlash against globalization now the virus has put the entire system at risk questionis for better or worse. this shop is like a mini universe with dozens of different versions of our planet a good place to pause for thought what's happening to our world is the coronavirus killing globalisation observers say we're facing 3 scenarios 1st the end of an era in an interview with french president in modern well mccall said we have to think the unthinkable and that globalization is reaching the end of its cycle. but if this is a watershed moment in this scena

the governor activated the state's national guard its 1st full mobilization since weld war 2 throughout the night dozens of protesters were arrested. many other cities across the country also imposed curfews the sunderland's declared a state of emergency after incidents of looting one national retail chain is temporarily shutting store was in several states. many protesters hope the lawlessness will not drown out the message. a lot of people are trying to change the subject focus on the right to work with the city with a lot less i want to parse it out so he had to come out here we had to show 2 that we were willing to stand up and fight for what we desire this is nothing if you started with the visiting team appearance and lamp was a great way to defeat israel it's not just them it's all of the same stuff save their names we are sick and tired of this injustice in our system to all of us to stop. the outrage is spreading as demonstrators confront the institutions that they say have worked against minorities for too long. who is in minneapolis to offer yet another tense nights what's th

herd immunity and this strategy has arguably led to one of the highest per capita death tolls in the weld but very little immunity made in stockholm it's that special time of year when swedes hit the streets after the long dark cold swedish winter but this spring they're asking themselves who's got the coronavirus and who's a new in the government taking a risk by keeping the country open. ensuring broad immunity 1st we as soon as possible is an aim of chief epidemiology anders tegretol but only 7.3 percent of stockholm's inhabitants have developed antibodies to the virus so few have been infected that's the interim result of a study conducted by the state health authority at the beginning of may the percentage is less than they hoped for a reason to rethink the strategy no says anders tegan. i think the swedish structure has proved them to be sustainable i mean we get figures now that people are actually increasing. their heroes to all those words decrease and those are high level of acceptance in the swedish population for what we do. tangle assumes that almost a month after the study a

the governor activated the state's national guard its 1st full mobilization since weld war 2 throughout the night dozens of protesters were arrested. many other cities across the country also imposed curfews los angeles declared a state of emergency after incidents of looting one national retail chain has temporarily shutting stalls in several states. but many protesters hope their message will not be drowned out by the listeners. and we just knew we couldn't see their homes even despite the pandemic everything's going on we had to come out here we had to show that we were willing to stand up and fight for what it is our. blazing anger continues as demonstrators confront the institutions that they say do not support minority communities. correspondent stefan simmons has been covering the story in minneapolis on 2 separate occasions last night he and his crew had encounters with the oath or a tease while doing their job as reporters in the 1st incident stephan telling us the police shot at him we have this footage of what happened. take. a breath out of that on. the premise this is perth

. >>> up next, from welding cars to making protective gear, auto body shops are switching it up >>> the co-owner of a santa rosa santa rosa restoration shop has been shifting gears, sarah introduces us to this week's jefferson award winner. >> what could i do to help during the pandemic? he found a way to start selling generously. ryan nelson usually upholsterers and restores cars at pacific coast interiors. today the company is using the same tools to make more than 100 masks per day >> it is not often that a pandemic suits your skill set. >> soon, the 11-year-old business donated more than 500 masks, they've gone to northbay police, sheriffs, highway patrol, fire department, banks, and grocery stores. >> i think everyone is trying to do the same thing that we are doing, keeping themselves busy, doing something productive , helping your neighbors. >> the solid cut masks are comfortable, using the eight home that usually linesth roof of the car. you can wash them in the washing machine and dry them out with the sunshine, and it won't shrink santa rosa chb received 100 masks, and the off

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the rest of the weld was electrified bya the rest of the weld was electrified by a sense of optimismtect their workers and families, and citizens of the united states of america. thank you very much. thank you. donald trump fair at the white house delivering a monologue about his relationship with the united states relationship with the united states relationship with the united states relationship with china. in particular talking about china and hong kong with the announcement earlier this week that the effective and said that to the country rule, the fact that hong kong has now come on there will of china. he said his administration will begin process to intimate policy exemptions and give hong kong special treatment. he said hong kong special treatment. he said hong kong special treatment. he said hong kong is no longer sufficiently autonomous to merit special treatment from the united states. he was talking at length about them and said he would not take any questions as you can see and walked off quite abruptly. there is a lot going on with a chump administration at the moment,

the lads that put it together, it's their welding, it's their fabrication skills, and with what's goinggs are not going out the door. this is the last one that's going out the door at the moment, and then i don't know what else. next month should be the company's 30th anniversary, but the business may not last that long. i've got a box of components there that have arrived to me. there's £7,000 sat in a box and i've got to pay for that in 30 days‘ time. and that's the pressure at the moment. it's — it's as i look around knowing what we've actually got to pay for, what's got to go out, and when there is nothing coming back in. it's a tough time. it is. difficult. yeah. isn't it? getting emotional. i know. yeah, yeah. because it means so much. it means so much. at the start of the lockdown, andy and sue applied for one of the government's emergency business loans. but it's the banks that decide who gets the cash. i had a call from the bank manager. it was probably one of the shortest phone calls i've ever had. straight cut to the chase, no, you don't qualify. we've looked at the numbers,

here emanuel is welding on the rear axle of a car which will allow the turbine to rotate in the wind through. what i find fascinating is that you can build this really complex products yourself wind turbines are complex and many processes go into building one today they're also being built on a large industrial scale we have a lot of big megawatt wind turbines here in germany but to build one you don't need a high tech factory all you need is the know how and a few tools i take a backstop. the engineers also give workshops to teach people how to build the turbines along with know how it takes concentration and patience. and into magnetic coils that's how the generator creates electricity is just one of the skills the participants learn in the workshop it takes a week of work to get the system up and running. the maintenance station for the rotor blades has been set up in the basement would often has not holes which makes the blades less aerodynamic so these bumps and holes need to be smoothed out. conversion of wind power to electricity depends on the right of blades they can be wood

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