looking to put a stop to plunging prices how much actions have slowed down coronavirus and actions well talk to our panel about reopening the economy and when that could actually happen. maybe stocks but countries across the world especially spain are worried about what will happen to growing crops and the need for migrant workers we have a show for you today so let's go and dive right in. and we begin with our daily chrono virus update the global pandemic now nearly 87000 deaths and more than 1400000 and factions on tuesday president trump the world health organization even threatened to withhold funding from the institution he said the organization is very china centric. w.h.o. that's world health organization. received best amounts of money from the united states. and. we paid for a majority of the biggest portion of their money. and they actually criticized and disagreed with my travel ban at the time i did it and they were wrong they've been wrong about a lot of things. and that a lot of information early on they didn't want to do very they seem to be very china centric. and we hav

so that has gone quite well. the technology -- they only invest in companies who have a chance of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by a half a percent. each company. and you know, they found 20, and i am sure they will find another 20. david: i am the smallest investor in that fund, i think, so am i going to get my money back and make a return? or what would you say? [laughter] bill: i would say, of the things you invest in, it is probably one of the higher risk things. it is being done on a commercial basis. you know, we are likely to have a few significant successes. so it is not philanthropic in the sense that you can deduct it. [laughter] but the timeframe of the returns and the riskiness of the returns are fairly high. so we do expect to make a profit out of that fund. david: so why do you think some people do not believe that there is such a thing as climate change? what is propelling them to say there is no climate change? is it scientific evidence or some other political reason? i won't mention anybody,

well as todd has pointed out the u.s. really wasn't meant for physical delivery and so they're for the u.s. so it's primarily dominated by retail investors it's basically an e.t.f. which is a really popular without me telling westerners can kind of gain exposure to oil so real or traders they typically never key positions into exploration and that's when liquidity really drives up retail traders on the other hand how are all the side of the u.s. in recent weeks given the very depressed prices all going to make a quick pop and a quick scout you know. surge and that represent about 30 percent of the don't need to my contracts outstanding and they were the ones stuck holding the hot potato when all the music stopped playing out today the retail traders were still long the contracts into this week as todd said they were forced into liquidation because they don't systematically roll their products they don't roll over to the next month and therefore they were basically forced to sell and to close and still basically only did i

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well sarah u.s. equities jumped monday gaining over 6 percent as the number of new coronavirus case in the u.s. appeared to slow down well it is still too early to determine a lasting trend there are signs of stabilization and hostile rates which helped to lift sentiment and some of the most batter names are getting a live today with carnival cruise lines up over 25 percent as saudi arabia sovereign wealth fund revealed that it has. built up an 8.2 percent stake in the company analysts continue to upgrade names such as tesla and e.-bay on the hopes that the rebound this time is for real however j.p. morgan's jamie dimon issue a note of warning saying that he expects the kind of artist to include a bad recession with elements of financial strain similar to that of the 2008 downturn j.p.n. dividend may also be suspended in order to preserve capital and that was a message that has shocked the entire industry citibank likewise also warned that global corporate earnings could fall by 50 percent in 2020 an

well. russia is depleting its surface over unfun because of the russian buds of the has been the draft the well afford new price of oil over volcano $42.40 a sense if the price is all were the proceeds go into the sort of fons it even the price is below all that. will limit their additional cash what the bugs are easily be in taken out of this over and found and there are other world speculations about how long it can last some of the people in the finance minister said say well who may need some other for 6 years but in their oil industry there is a 1000000000 and it is supported by officials of that enters the ministry of russia that may be here 'd the funds russia has accumulated that will be enough of 'd for 18 months or 2 or year or is this is a very very pessimistic outlook and jeff all these unprecedented times that wear and suggesting that were opac and opec plus managed even if they reach some sort of an agreement and i know the pessimism all knots would that be enough anyway would

well. you're right a lot of the problems we have today is largely about this competition for for global hegemony or primacy and energy always has a key. a key role and it's not well the main problem for the united states is that it's a power in relative decline and it base insecurity on privacy that it's global hegemony no days it could do you could make an argument for it probably wouldn't do the main argument was from the early 1990 s. that if the u.s. was simply dominates the world this could lead to more peace because you know this will dissuade a large powers from competing against each other especially having this concentration of power now i was from the early 1990 s. the us old 80 indicated this would be its main security strategy that is security through dominance and it was formalised and it's a curious strategy in 2002 no problem obviously the rising power stay they will have to be pushed back in order to maintain or to preserve. the problem over the last few years or has been do

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well the u.k. is enjoying a spell of sunny weather ordinarily a welcome thing but now it's a concern of people visit parks and beaches flouting the nationwide lockdown let's go live to our u.k. correspondent shaadi ed with starting up a shot i did to see you just can't resist a bit of sunshine can. now absolutely not and although earlier this week we were hearing a glimmer of hope that the united kingdom is hamas the peak of this virus region is by no means out of the danger zone but despite that as you say the u.k. is witnessing a growing number of people have been caught out in about breaking these lockdown measures that of course of the been in place now for well over a month and that really is the concern going forward as the weeks are turning into months people of feeling isolated and cooped up but plus quite crucially at this stage the weather is significantly improving across the united kingdom we're witnessing some of the hottest days of the year quite normal and uncharacteristic for what i

well. and in her book she chooses books of literature like prudence and justice and faith and love. and i can attest personally for reading it, you understand. from liberty university she writes frequency a literature culture ethics and ideas and has her articles in many places. of course, the atlantic and "washington post" and many others. in addition she is the author of booked literature in the soul of me in which she tells the story how her deep love of reading over time she slowly meanders to a deep love of god and that's another wonderful book she gives frequent lectures across the nation. a research fellow with the ethics and religious liberties of the southern baptist convention a senior fellow for the center for apologetics and cultural engagement a senior fellow at the form and the state advisory council of the united states completing her phd at state university of new york. and undergraduate studies from amherst. karen and her husband live in rural virginia with dogs and horses

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well i don't think. and i guess just to put things in perspective in january there was about an average of over 100000 flights every single day flying worldwide now last week there were only 28000 flight so in the u.s. domestic life average only just 10 passengers per flight and every single carrier has now been scrambling to cut out because and now entire sleeping ground it was booking revenues down over 100 percent year over year so we know things are bad and not looking to recover any time soon the airline industry on average takes about 4 years to recover from any sort of shock i've seen from 911 so we wanted to hear anything good come from them now but the biggest focus will be the aftermath what will the company be doing to rightsize the operation and the fleet once the coronavirus over what efficiency measures will be in place and certainly a social distancing becomes more of the norm that now these days downsizing to cram more capacity won't be an option anymore for airlines where lines are defin

well you know the thing about p.t.c. it's interesting is that there's not a lot of people who accept it in payment unlike say 5 years ago that that's kind of almost entirely gone but what's happened is that we've we've seen a very viable use case in which a big climb in international remittances and non-bank transfers of value and that's what is being used for your scene a.t.m. being used ever more and could be in a stores of convenience stores in this country don't forget we're coming declared essential businesses so you have the opportunity to do your banking outside of a so the banks and in times of people are not entirely sick sure anymore whether or not we might in fact be facing a financial crisis in the near future here with all that said money printing and everything else because it looks like a pretty good a pretty good safe haven at this point a lot of people looking toward it as an alternative like you're saying because they they trust that even without the regulators and the regulation of the christie let's b

well, paul krugman, how long? 0k... yeah. afraid will happen." what could happen is that once we have the pandemic largely under control — some combination, maybe a vaccine, but reduced infection rates, testing, monitoring — that we could spring back quite rapidly. that a year from now, all of this could seem like a bad memory. what i'm afraid is going to happen is that because we are not providing sufficient support for the various people, businesses, institutions that are being damaged, that this is going to be a long, slow slog, that we're going to be still feeling this crisis into 2022. it doesn't have to happen, but there's very much a question of policy choices, and i'm mostly following the debate in my own country where i am not encouraged. we are not handling this at all well. so this is... this could be a v—shaped recovery, as they say, but i think it's more likely to look like a nike swoosh with a sharp drop and then a slow return at the end. and how slow is that slow? well, it took us something like seven years to

well nearly $3000.00 sailors on board a u.s. aircraft carrier will be taken off the vessel in guam by friday as navy officials struggle to quarantine crew members around $100.00 sailors onboard the theodore roosevelt have now tested positive for corona virus sofa victoria the reports. the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt docked in guam the us territory in the pacific ocean the days the captain of the aircraft carrier has pleaded with the pentagon to allow 4000 sailors off the vessel because the coronavirus has been spreading uncontrollably through the ship's cramped accommodation the pentagon is now planning to evacuate the ship after initially saying the situation was under control there have been a 1000 sailors there that have been taken off the ship approx as a certain percentage of those are in isolation because they are as positive according to split or as whites films and they're in the process of being ousted another percentage of that is 'd in quarantine locally i'm able basic want groups of sailors will fly in and out of the n

yet well what is really in common what we found with all the studies that people practice well being they live much longer up to 10 years longer that's incredible they're more fit they're more healthy they're more tractor. therefore they're more resilient so it's well worth investing into that well you traveled the world and you brought a lot of stories and experiences and did you gain any insight into the subject of happiness as well well what i've found is that basically people have very very similar needs whether it's like good relationships or flow of those things like meaning in life but how every person does that of fulfill their finds meaning in life it's very individual so one person might decide to describe the most beautiful garden where somebody else decides to raise the children and somebody else wants to create an empire or business. when you take a look at the world happiness report you will find that there are some countries in the world which are happier than others like the countries of scandinavia with very happy people but it's only neighbor i mean it's dark it's c

we talk to the people also well well well well well will you keep on interrupting me you want me to answer your question but i've gotten to a point that we have a governor in this country get. you what you're asking me a question and then you're not allowing me to finish it you're talking about the powers of governors or is the president all right we have a governor in this country and there are other elected officials or mandating that people cannot even sit on park benches they can't go to their other homes that is against the civil rights the rights of the people we have issues in this country where government officials have gone rogue and that's not going to be tolerated by the people where my point is ultimately it is the people in this country who will make decisions as to how they will conduct themselves ok so what they can do it can't be so just a zealot or a process and just as she said that the president has a lot of powers in a lot of situations that's absolutely true but also when it comes to a public health emergency people's elected officials do have a lot of leeway and telli

birx who i know very well. and we didn't meet the full gating criteria -- we met several of them and we're approaching a plateauing, which made us feel that it would be safe to move forward because we had three things in place. we had adequate hospital capacity and had really augmented that considerably. we have adequate testing capacity and i urge people who are listening to this press conference today, please go get tested. we've expanded the criteria. virtually anyone with any of these even relatively mild symptoms like headache and muscle pain and other more traditional symptoms like cough and fever can come into any of our public health sites after calling ahead, the health department, to get an appointment. easy to get tested. we have plenty of testing capacity. and we are ramping up our contact tracing capacity. we've been doing contact tracing all along. we have now been working very aggressively on that. a google app that will help us track that and we'll be rolling that out probably later in the week

it may well be very well but we will have to wait and look at the figures we're considering to look at some sort of glimmer of hope and the death figures are up of course but the curve we're told seems to be flattening that there is perhaps a light at the end of the tunnel well yes i mean you've always got to be careful about when you start saying that because what generally happens is the next day things cope get a lot worse and you look you look as though you didn't really know what was going on but certainly over a number of days the new cases have gone up and down a bit but that sort there is the impression that beginning. level out and and hopefully we will. in the next few days be a lot clearer about that. but it's certainly beginning to look as though it's it's leveling out and it actually should be leveling out now with with what you know what we're doing in the u.k. i know there are talks about the people not not respecting of the safety and still carrying on but by and large as the fire the evidence is that we've actually. done our best to stick to this and i think that is be

well now u.s. health officials are contemplating whether to recommend wearing masks there in public austria is the latest country to make it compulsory for its citizens to wear surgical masks while shopping i think it's often seen that this is low that it's unfortunately it's difficult at the moment to order masks and high quantities on the world market but presumably starting on wednesday the supermarket chains will begin to hand out a mass to every person who wants to go shopping as of the time when mosques are being handed out in front of supermarkets it is mandatory to wear them inside while shopping as well ali i spoke to dr ira seen a mosque she is president of the hong kong public doctors association and she told me why she believes wearing a mosque is as crucial as often as possible. for all kind of corn there are is infection wearing masks as well as hand washing imported 1st of all is a droplet transmitted infection so wearing mask it helps you to stop getting someone effective drug list

remember that as well. all in this together, erika, how you behave is affecting me and how i behave is affecting you, we should rise up to that. >> absolutely. you are helping all of us every day, sanjay, to learn about it and also to remember that. thank you. >>> a lot of people have been asking how can i help, and our pals at "sesame street" have great ideas how you can help people in different ways. take a look. >> thank you! you're so magical! i've been cheering like that for all our health care workers every night at 7:00 p.m. woo-hoo! yay! you're amazing! my mommy and i have been cooking for our neighbors who are sick or need food, and i'm having a wonderful time learning how to cook. oh, the cookies are ready, i got to go. >> elmo's been drawing pictures for the police officers, firefighters and all the other workers to show how much they mean to us. elmo is going to hang his picture in the window for them to see. >> our town hall is coming to a close and we'd like to thank all of our experts for the

well i think that in the mood for me to succeed b.b.c. semi i mean it is no it's not it's not cured everything but i think it has shifted the center of gravity slightly north which is no bad thing because you mention the great granada which was the work of sunny sydney bernstein who was a capitalist but he was as i say in the book the book is not an anti capitalist or a by any stretch the imagination but he it's against a certain way of thinking and a certain way of thinking shared by governments of left and right that it helps to have 40 years and i do think things have changed simon for the better but you still don't get many people with my accent on the radio for news you still don't get it you don't get it and that's why i think that class cuts through all the other differences in british society that we've got a lot of in recent years and while we take great strides i think to increase our diversity representation in all manner in all manner of spheres about sexuality about ethnicity by gender class is the great unspoken to be less t

>> well, i did ask about this. i asked other experts and observers about this as well.ost down play the role of novel coronavirus. they don't believe that that has had any impact on what we are seeing at this point. but of course they all caution we simply don't know for sure. he was saying that as the leader, kim jong-un would not be mixing with the vast majority of the leadership, let alone with regular north koreans. but he also did say that there is no possibility that north korea does not have coronavirus cases pointing at the smuggling that goes on between the borders of china and north korea. those also going to many of the markets within the country. so, he does believe that the virus would have spread fairly quickly within the country itself. but he does not believe that that would have had any impact on kim jong-un. >> paula hancocks following all these developments and this story and all possible speculation. we'll talk again soon. >>> we'll take a short break. still to come, the british prime minister is back on the job after recovering from the coronavirus.

well there's definitely room for some cautious optimism today after those declare ations but it's by no means controlled yet so a lot of you know the head of the. institute is saying that at the moment we observed a trend over the past few days that showed that infected people one infected person would only infect another person and that's a progress as opposed to a few weeks ago where you could see one person infected 27 people but so as for the pandemic to be under control one person should in fact less than another person know for it to be under to be told under control under control so cautious optimism right now almost 2 weeks into the new freeze of public life more than 90 percent of germans still agree with the contact restrictions in place. i've simply accepted that that's the way things are now no problem. as gift you can still buy everything but of course i miss my friends. confidence in germany's health system has even slightly grown since last week to 77 percent overall while 22 percent say they are less confident the system can cope before 3 coverage of. the health servi

well with. huna iraq. china analyst from business development cliff at the chinese say that planning incentives to get the economy back up and running well what does that mean what will those incentives look like when everyone is waiting to see what these are like we've seen here in germany how they've they've provided incentives putting cash in people's pockets in china they haven't done that so much and we want to see what scope they have to do it because china owes a lot of money it's a very heavily indebted economy so we're expecting some kind of perhaps infrastructure investment or some kind of way of to try and kick start the economy again but i think this data shows it's a bit like a postcard from the future in a way. that shows that even with incentives there's a long way ahead well that was a postcard from the present as well today don't be figures from the french economy what do you what does this data tell us about the world economy well we're still still a long way to go i think for china this

well. i heard you say before that the reason why you know states around the world were compelled to behave that way or to react the way they reacted was because of the appreciation in the value of human life and i take a major issue with that because the save lives of obit 9000 patients a likely to come and the cost of many other lives we are talking about you know either patients who ran be able to travel well lifesaving treatment abroad we're talking about. domestic abuse which is likely to have increased over the stressful times we're talking about people who lost their livelihoods or mental health because of this a deal when you look at the human cost of gold the andranik and the response to compress how severely is it really such a humanistic response isn't it actually saving some and more safety in the other we can ask people for long term consequences because we're going to have we don't know what would the situation be even there were no restrictive measures and act as a whole imagi

stay well and ep it golden.>welcome back everyone and thanks for staying withus, i'm robin winston good morng. omar gonzalez we're learning of reports on an alrming number of covid-19 infections at another bay area rsing facility. is one at the central garden skied nursing facility in san francisco. >>ere are a total of 62 positive cases there according to the calornidepartment f public health. there are 1224 skilled nurng facilities in the state of california at 254 facilities reported having one or more cases of covid-19 ceral gardens being among the highest number of cases in one location. governor newsome says that he already s a plan to fix the outbreak in nursing facilies. >>i laid out april 10th, our new strategies and plans to otect. our seniors and redoubling our efrts remember the one of the first executive orders we put out in the state s ound guidelines in our skilled nursing facility. why arthere so many cases at central gardens in the midst of a citywide shelter-in-place order as of this morning, t

well planned, we invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and thugh retirement. everyone and thanks for waking up with us. itis tusday april 7th, i'm robin wiston. >>good morning, everybody on marty nzales is get right to our top story is morning. there's new evidence that california social-distancing policies are working and their new projections that show a significant drop in e number state want to go now kron 4 sarah stinson she's live in san francisco. she has more on this development. good morning sir. >>marty gras i'm staying home now just like thousands

well i do think that there is still an appetite to transition to a cleaner energy there's been a lot of talk about how great the atmosphere looks people not driving and that and planes not flying but the shoes of the matter is that people want to get back to work and they need to support their families this is lacha ryan and a lot of that activity per wire is fossil fuel still so i think the question is really how long will the recovery take and what kind of shape will the recovery tape to see a pickup in demand and that could be a very lengthy process and in fact could spill into this drive towards more sustainable energy is so it really is a question more of the pace of the recovery i think they have renewable energies taking or do you think in the do you think we'll ever see a time again when crude will be no $100.00 a barrel. well the big question is i do think we'll see much higher fuel prices in the future particularly if more and more oil production is shut in what we're seeing now is a vast amount of money that is not being spent on developing future resource and you're it ev

it's $6 on the weekenas well. i got to tell you. right now carpool $3 and that stays the same but it doesn't really matter right robin because they're teing people to have social distance and if you are packed into a car. whoops theregoes social distance so that really doesn't pertain to you as well. so it's a case of good news, bad news and if u're heading in between say 10 3 or 3 o'clock until 7 o'clock in the evening. you're actually loving this because every time you cross the bay bridge back to will just roll with it will go wi a thank you well. >>well, san fraisco mayor london breed says a statewide covid-19 really find has grown ouof more than million. but she's uring people to apply only if ty don't have any other options. there are so many people in need and the fact is no matter how much money we raise its goi to be difficult to help everybody. so if you need help we're here to help you but please don't te advantage of these resources if you don't need them. >>well mayor breed also announced 2 ore testing sites for essenti

well global stock markets are heading towards a 2nd straight week of gains out of the u.s. president outlined his plans to reopen the country's economy it comes after indications from other countries such as the u.k. that they're considering when businesses can restart traders for also hopeful after encouraging data on a potential treatment for cope with 19 in a clinical trial involving 125 patients with the virus they showed rapid recovery from fever and respiratory symptoms gabriel is on those in jersey city on what could be an improving picture in neighboring new york here's what he had to say the total hospitalizations in new york is going down the number of i.c.u. patients people in intensive care is going down the number of people on ventilators is going down as well these are all very good signs that the curve is flattening that we're at the plateau as a governor andrew cuomo likes to call pointed out nevertheless as he said the governor himself said this is no time to let up because just in the last 24 hours the death toll has increased in new york 600 in 30 new yor

well. to some extent yes probably. depends what the motivation is the motivation is to increase your audience so desperately. sharing information that is scary. will increase our audience white because. under threat already tension is bias to scare information we want to know about that more so we'll be even after the searching for this information what else happened how many people died who were well. what are other. health risk factors the credits bows you to to make a better outcome if you. mind if i am so we have this natural bias. but. you know this is kind of the question for other people for media people. are we acting now to increase our ratings or increase our audience or we want to give. our time. to experts that's will inform people. how to how to process information or what information is relevant to the process is a very important part you just mentioned because when you're under very heavy stress how do you tell a rumor from the real facts. you might have difficulty you may have difficulty definitely if y

and brant crude well as can you use a bridge tends to be a more global price and the lot of bread is on the water going from $1.00 country to primarily the middle east and other countries to their it through their export markets. in the states we're producing well we were producing about 10000000 barrels a day and it was demand being destroyed here in the states and the export market for us that we've been storing up storage and storage is just about for both of us p.r. which is the strategic petroleum reserve for the government and for private commercial storage so that's caused a lot of the world to shut in we believe right now over a 1000000 barrels a day of production have been shut in already and i would expect another 1000000 or 2 to shut in because storage is good at becoming for a state cornelius i see you want to get on that i'm coming stephen i promise i would totally agree alex i would say it's 3 to 3500000 that will be shot in and we have to look at the broader ramifications speak when you look at a lot of these companies start out well so that study in our smaller seo co

well i know the u.k. correspondent isa ali was also listening in to. a very rare thing the queen making an address apart from christmas messages of course just a 100 full over her entire reign the main aspects of the queen's address what were they. well i think the queen summed it up when she talked back to 19 40 'd when she said i was helping her sister she had made a speech to the nation then of course 940 being towards the beginning of well war 2 really invoking the kind of gypsy in the kind of crisis not just the country with a well defined self and she also pointed to the fact that imposed a strong cold children used to be sent away to morrow isolate the rural areas so that they would be safe from the bombing campaigns that were going on in the bull comparing that to people being isolated and not being able to see family members being able to see the elderly in their bodies and so on and redrawing those comparisons show so stock that by sending thanks to those n.h.s. work has been to the house of bei

radio show listen well. i don't like. what i do professionally have decides on i want some jack lew service satire biker. to be able to pull over and get in my face and in my space. and talk to me. i don't want to hear now the biker he's referring to is probably this guy the 65 year old claims that he was threatened by cuomo when easter sunday while cuomo was out of his home with this family at a new home still under construction the biker even filed a police report so what is going on here if chris cuomo was at his house on easter sunday what's this about him urging from the basement in and then seeing his wife and kids in the 1st time in this is what he's been waiting for it's pallone apparently and c.n.n. has to be in on this they have to know if this is fake news the worst case a fake news and fake news by omission ever and chris cuomo needs to own up to it he needs to apologize admit it or get the heck off the air how could anybody ever watch this man or trust this man again ever and then there's a.b.c.'s george step

well well well there's a lot of bad guys there's a lot of ugly but there's some good going on in the last few weeks omission a little if we can dig deep enough to find it obviously as you know the coronavirus has everybody up in arms and we're seeing a lot of back and forth between congress members on both sides of the aisle the poor get left out obviously and so do those apparently needed to think. this is just a push and pull right now it's an election year and we're just we're kind of caught in the mix really is and then that's when you see these stories come like blazing through and you know those of us who lived through you know we're in our twenty's at least i know you know gone through the 911 experience where all the sudden you had the patriot act and the national defense authorization act you are overweight what's going on because usually during these crisis that's when people try to push through the most like constitutionally damaging stuff that they want to do for a while because ironically those are the times where fewer people are watching because of what everyone though

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remember, this is wells fargo. ceo, charles shot, just came into power back in november of 2019. we saw the stock moving up 2 and-a-half percent ahead of the earnings, maria. the stock is actually up a little more than 2%. so basically they missed and they're saying that their customers, they're suspending residential property foreclosure sales which is something we saw. they're offering fee waivers for customers, providing payment deferrals among other actions. remember, they're trying to keep customers in line. the biggest part of wells fargo's business as you know is the mortgage side of the business. and that's where they really have to make sure that they keep things kind of afloat. some net chargeoffs and different things but overall not a big surprise for wells fargo and the stock is moving higher. it's actually pulling back a little bit, marie y it's up about a little more than 1% right now but that's the news from wells fargo. maria: and this is pretty much in step with what jamie dimon was saying in terms

stay well and keep it golden. welcome back to the kron 00:04am morning news we're heading into an easter weekend unlike any other, but we want to get the forecast from dave spahr should be pretty nice out there hunting. >>yeah, it looks like it will be good morning marty and robin good morning, would have to share this the sky with some clouds going on today, but a little bit better. clearing is expected. when we get into the weekend and on into the following week. here's a look at is somebody we could see some snow we on the looks pretty good for their weekend. however looks like some rain potentially some sprinkles going on here on sunday all right back to the home front, here's the golden gate bridge and you can see some cloud us off in the distance but the sun making itself known so we're getting some of that going on, but again variable clouds on balance for today taking care of some last minute fog and some of those inland valleys because of all the surface moisture and it will be some of the low lying cloud

details as well didn't. we've seen other countries easing some of their restrictions but as far as the u.k. is concerned there are some criteria that have to be met before they can ease those lockdown restrictions here in the u.k. now they include making sure the n.h.s. can cope with the rising cases if the lock down is lifted also making sure that there's a sustained and consistent fall in daily death rates before the u.k. lifts that restriction so that we know we're beyond the peak reliable data to show that infections are dropping to levels that the n.h.s. can manage also making sure that enough testing is taking place as well as increasing the amount of people he meets not just current demand but future the man also making sure that any changes in destructions would not lead to a 2nd peak and that's what one of the worries is that once everybody's let out that it could just lead to another peak and we keep going round in these cycles and there's also been warnings that next year there could be a number o

i do think by the end of the summer we could start to see some improvement and that is much needed well senator mitch mcconnell said justin some states struggling with high public employee pension costs should file for bankruptcy but even president donald trump said states will indeed need assistance this while georgia still plans to reopen its economy by the end of this week georgia is allowing beauty salon to tattoo parlors and even bars to reopen but president trump reversed course when he said he totally disagrees with governor brian kemp's plan to open these non-essential businesses which is not aligned with the white house's reopening guidelines meanwhile the i.m.f. approved a 360 $3000000000.00 loan to help the democratic republic of congo in fighting the pandemic while the country's economy is expected to contract 2.2 percent this year it slashing its growth forecast from a 3.2 percent now in germany the country is easing some restrictions but chancellor angela merkel is criticizing some regions for moving too quickly to reopen she told lawmakers that things will remain very har

well. that's not the reason why this moment was chosen as a matter of fact elizabeth touched up on many of america's arean aspect very well and the grievances in the south that led up to this situation this is a pile up the military and situation is dire and all the worsening there are clear and present danger of there are crawling of virus outbreak in the south. north a possible devastating impact and the humanitarian crisis was only worsening with the recent april 21st flash floods so are you that was so deadly so you found yourself in a good position to set yourselves up to push for a separate country south yemen. no that isn't true the the the the s.t.c. prioritises the wellbeing of the people people are frustrated the grievances have built up there's an accumulation of all these grievances the government has been negligent in providing basic services and now as you know guests mentioned 'd the you know it's ramadan if you don't say it's ramadan it's the is the outbreak threat there is

but i got all cancelled because of well yeah well right now but. yeah we did go in trying to find the most wanted and we had a sinister doc is places we can and trying to figure out what the hell is going on . you know myself and my co-host we kind of. with skeptics who want to belief i guess is the best way to put it you know if you know if you hear a bump in the night we don't instantly go it's because of all of like you know we tend to be like well now i was away and blew the broom over and it is what made the knowings like and we call it out. when stuff happens that we con explain and that's when you know things tend to leave us with more questions than ounces. one things i want to probe a few incidents that have happened but i also want to ask you i do believe that there's a what do they call a closer guys which is sort of a i did they always say a happy spirit a spirit who wants to be a prankster and then i think others more malevolent things concept have your experiences been with the former poltergeist or the latter if something dark felt l