they will be living in training.week tour will be in quarantine. and they finished that spell in old trafford they were moved on to southampton, they were moved on to southampton, they will be limited to the confines of the cricket ground, before coming back to old trafford to finish the tourin back to old trafford to finish the tour in similar circumstances. what they are doing is unprecedented. there are tests were negative before they left the caribbean and they will be tested again today. covid—i9 has had such a limited impact on those islands compared to the uk. for that reason alone, you respect for the players who have agreed to come on this tour. jason holder, the captain, very established leader in west indies cricket, a lot of the credit has to be given to him. we hope to speak to speak to him in more detail he said briefly today that this is a huge step forward in cricket and in sports in general. that is the point. cricket to resume requires this international cooperation, and i put it on a different leve

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there will be limited parking and some restrooms will be open.asks and social distancing will still be required. the park has been closed since may 4th when the park became overcrowded and city officials said many people were ignoring the social distancing guidelines. >>> also reopening today, sun valley mall in concorde. the shopping center has 160 stops, but it's not clear how many of them will be open for customers right away. macy's, nordstrom rack, jcpenney, and sears all say they will be welcoming customers back into the stores today. shoppers will see changes at the food courts as well as signs reminding people to stay six feet apart and wear masks. the mall will have shorter business hours starting at 11:00 this morning. >>> a new study finds that the future is looking grim for the retailers, particularly those located in shopping malls. temperature a car shows us how some bay area malls are adopting to survive post pandemic. >> reporter: foresight research, a world wide marketing research firm expects that as many as 25,000 stores will c

it will be, tomorrow, it will start to creep back.e sunny for all heat advisories, and there will be a few records, i think oakland and sfo have the best opportunity, and maybe concord, might get up to 102. but 100 for some, and it might be warmer than that for some. we are already 70s for some, mid-70s, upper 70s, we are running three, about 3 to 7 degrees warmer. we will be in the 90s and 100s for many. the pressure, is double barreled , and a lot of it will mix in friday, as a system for june sweeps in and cools down, but today is all about sunshine. with a few records, it was very hot on this date back in 1960, santa rosa, up to 109. they will be 95, major cooling kicks in, though as we go to the weekend. 70s, 80s, by the bay, fairfield will be the hottest, and nothing new there. 70s to upper 90s, hesitant, livermore, also gilroy. it may not come down that much, but everyone starts to cool off friday and that sweeps through, maybe a hint of rain towards into sena county, back to you, gasia and mike. >>> all right, steve. across mu

so, the ceremony will begin at 11 o'clock. the field officer will order the royal salute. national anthem plays. windsor castle guard, we will move to the right in threes. right turn. bell tolls. guard, right then left quick march. guard making their way to the south side of the triangle to the tune of rising of the lark, making their way back to perform the majestic march. at the moment it is one of the most popular military marches. halt. windsor castle old, we will retire. right turn. —— retire. guard dressing, right. shoulder arms. troop. music plays. man shouts. and we will be watching out for a new manoeuvre, allowing the band to maintain the social distancing while turning, as they set off they will begin fanning out to create more room. it has been called feathering because of its distinctive extending formation. quick march. senior drum major signalling that it is the quick march, music changing to the tune triple crown which has been heard at two birthday parades in the past. 1973 and 1998. band performing the spin wheel, turning 180 degrees while maintaining tha

it will be strange. i'm glad they will finish it.ll safe and that side is taken care of. so long as that is fine it's ok. premier league football is was suspended because of the pandemic. it will look and feel very different. no supporters will be allowed inside stadiums and all 92 matches are being broadcast live on television. jane's at manchester city's etihad stadium for us this morning to look ahead to the restart. good morning to you, jane. good morning. it has been such a long wait, hasn't it? imagine the logistics that have been involved in ensuring the premier league's project restart gets off without a hitch and, of course, safely. here at the etihad manchester city will host arsenal later on tonight. the earlier kick off is that villa park we re earlier kick off is that villa park were aston villa will take on sheffield united. those matches, as you mentioned, are going to have a very, very different look and feel to them in orderfor very, very different look and feel to them in order for them to very, very different look

you will feel it. you will know it.year and a hal it is going to change more, and change faster, you will feel it, you will know it, that is our mission i think you. >> on monday morning, nancy pelosi alt a new conference with members of the congressional black caucus and senate democrats to unveil legislation addressing police reform, racial profiling, and equal justice. 10:30s live monday at a.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, and live on the free c-span radio app. city reopens in phases with the ongoing protests following the death of george floyd, governor andrew cuomo expressed concerns about mass gatherings over the last several days and the potential spread of the coronavirus. he urged protesters to get tested for covid-19 as soon as possible. governor cuomo: today is day 99 thehe covid crisis, and unrest after the death of george floyd, two separate issues. we will talk about both of those, tomorrow we will have a big day with the reopening of new york city. also this week, we will be

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the league says anyone testing positive will be quarantined. 10 teams will make the playoffs, which will through the end of october. >> this season will play out completely differently than any 60 game stretch previously. teams are going to be playing to win every game. >> i don't think everybody knows exactly what is going to happen, just putting in all the safe cards as they can, trying to protect the players, and we can at least get fans watching and get some people in the ballpark maybe, and have some baseball fun come this summer. >> fans and teams like the oakland a's took their reaction to social media to express joy and even disbelief about the return of baseball. the mib says the schedule will keep teams within their divisions. players who are not playing in a game will watch from the stands. staying six feet apart as opposed to sitting in the dugout . there will be no spitting or chewing tobacco allowed for sanitary reasons. and with this shortened season, players beginning about 40% of what would be their regular salary, and again the season is expected to start, july 23rd or

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technically, we will have to see what the next policy response will be. when i think about policy response, is it necessary to answer the question that you asked before? the answer is absolutely, this is the biggest collapse in demand we have seen since the great depression. the question on the mind of everyone, though, is was it sufficient. monetary policy has been fully mobilized. as we mentioned, we have this belief right now in ppp and we are expressing additional fiscal stimulus in the $1 trillion range to $3 trillion range. but this is the more contentious part of the process where you have the political dynamics walking into an election. it certainly will be more of a bitterly contested process and probably one that will take a bit longer. the bottom line here is, it means markets will chop around a bit, but the gains will be much more measured going forward. in terms of where we are exposed, the areas we are focused on are areas that we think are primed well for the reopening process and have defensive characteristics as well. the areas we are loo

i think there will be drizzle, but it will definitely influence just how much cooler it will be friday into saturday. i think that the sierra has the best chance of any wet weather, possibly even some thunderstorms. for us, june storms, they are kind of unusual. and this amount of rain would be unusual also. fingers crossed though, we could use to get rid of that fire threat. >>> baby names.com is making a powerful statement in honor of recent protests. the website's home page show as black box with a message, it says each of these names was somebody's baby. they include eric, michael, brionna and george. baby names.com says that it stands in solidarity with the black community. >>> new coach. developments, crossfit ceo will step down after he made controversial comments. greg glassman posted severa tweets, one saying that the company is not mourning george floyd, nother calling the current times floyd 19.and bay affiliated with the crossfit community are quickly distancing themselves from that brand. >> retirement on paper sounds great, but greg also owns 100% of crossfit. as to as fa

be very good you'll see 4th quarter will be really good and you'll see next year will be one of the best economic years this country has ever had. and it's all happening very quickly whey ahead of schedule and i think you see that people can't even believe what they're looking in but on top of all of that before the end of the year i predict. we will have a very successful vaccine therapeutic and cure would making tremendous progress i deal with these credible scientists doctors very very closely a great respect for their minds and they have come up with things and they've come up with many other cures and therapeutics over the years is of the people the best the smartest the most brilliant anywhere and they've come up with. the aids vaccine they've come up with or the aids and there is you know there's various things and now various companies are involved but the therapeutic for aids aids was a death sentence and now people all of a life with a pill it's an incredible thing the ebola vaccine and others these are the people that have done it or these are the people that have been ar

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today will be a little bit. we will still see some 90s.orrow a lot of 70s showing up and then we will take that into the weekend for a big cool down. a little rebound . still nice by monday. >>> new information about a woman who had a protester with a car in san jose. what she has to say about fleeing the scene. >>> firefighters in solano county are still monitoring the area where a grass fire destroyed a number of homes. a look at some of the damage left behind from one of the first local wildfires of the season. >>> conversations about racism and images of the protests this week coming up in the next hour, the advice from the american academy of pediatrics on how to talk to your kids. more about that coming up. we will be right back. >>> we may have some, finally, got some answers to the mystery following the disappearance of madeleine mccann . she is a three-year-old british girl who vanished in 2007 during a family vacation while in portgirl is dead. they think a 43-year-old german man killed her. the german media have identified him a

the fed will not go -- will not let rates go higher. so it will provide you an outsize return. so stay invested and get invested. thank you for spending some time with us today. we appreciate you joining us here today on bloomberg television. ashish shah of goldman sachs asset management. updates on what we need to know about. let's hear the first word news. >> another night of chaos on american streets. it was the sixth day of protests since a black man, george floyd, was killed while in the custody of minneapolis police. about 200 people were arrested there last night. in santa monica california, looting. states have called in the national guard to help police. in louisville, kentucky, police shot and killed a man, they say he was in a group that shot at them. the chinese government has halted purchases of some american farm goods, including soybeans. some pork orders have also been canceled. the chinese are evaluating the tensions escalating with the u.s. over hong kong. early signs of recovery. goldman point -- goldman sachs point to a drop in the number of jobless claims,

we will talk about that and how the stimulus will affect the iea. bloomberg. ♪ alix: i am alix steel in new york with guy johnson in london. this is "bloomberg markets." we have had about $9 trillion in fiscal and monetary action across the globe. how do you use that money? one way is through green stimulus. the international energy agency talking about what it will take to lock in a drop in omissions, and if you are spending the money, why not spend it on that? joining us is the author of the report, fatih birol, iea executive director. it is a very comprehensive report. if you are going to spend money, where will you get the best bang for your buck? fatih: ideally if you look around the world today, many governments are about to make hugely consequential decisions if they are preparing stimulus packages, recovery packages. $9to now, there are about trillion, $10 trillion, but more to come. it is important that the governments in the system is packages include energy policies in order to create a better energy future, cleaner and more resilient ene

how long will the recovery take, what will it mean forjobs will the recovery take, what will it mean the recovery take, what will it mean forjobs and our income? clearly when we getjobs figures on tuesday that will give us a sense of what employers are thinking about the future and i think that will be the future and i think that will be the real issue. we have talked a lot about whether the recovery when it comes will be v shaped, a quick return or whether it is u shaped where the return is more gradual. what do the figures tell us about how the economy might look? because it is significant and greater than we expected with most economists expecting a 15% fall, so this is much deeper, but it clearly comes down to how we feel about ourjobs and income. are we prepared to put oui’ and income. are we prepared to put our hands in our pockets and spend again. maybe if you are worried about yourjob or again. maybe if you are worried about your job or where again. maybe if you are worried about yourjob or where your next paycheque will come from you will exercise more restraint so that will

they will come down a couple of degrees. some of them will come down a lot. again, it is making a move south , not west to east. there is some over the bay. we will keep an eye on things. it is 50s and 60s on the temperature. there is a west and southwest breeze in the marin county hills, also in the oakland and berkeley hills that was not there yesterday. the fog is there. the high pressure is squashing it. the coast in the bay, yes, it is cooler. we are still above average for this time of year. all right, let's go over to sal. it is 5:00 on a friday. >>> steve, you are right, it is light out. we don't have a lot going on. that's the way we like it. you should check this out. traffic is moving well at the bay bridge toll plaza. have been no major issues here. it is also looking pretty good if you are driving on interstate 880. for that matter, in san jose we are off to a good start at the 101. traffic is moving along very nicely. the time is 5:02. let's go to the headlines. >>> thank you. today, in alameda county, the bay area has been hit the hardest. it i

you will see restaurants going under, you will see new players coming in.re will be restaurants, but there may be a new ownership structure. in some of these stores, if you have 20% of the business or 30% of the business going online, you do not have the volume per not have the volume per square foot that will support the kind of rent for the store, and the rents will have to come down or there'll be empty storefronts. of -- steveaito sadove with us. across from louis vuitton where jonathan ferro will buy sneakers as a small shop called tiffany's. give us an update on tiffany's lvmh. what would you do if you were lvmh on this busted transaction? stephen: i think lvmh wanted to buy tiffany. 100 $35 a price, share before the pandemic. share before the pandemic. share before the pandemic. do not have the tourism from china. you have a reset. it is a great brand, it has great expansion opportunities overseas. my guess is there time to play game relative to getting a better valuation. .his is no different than simon the price is probably too high. . the price is

i think we will get there.hink that will be a story next year, particularly if we see the next cycle is going to be saved by authorities working together. alix: karen, we will catch up with you. we didn't even get to brexit. darn it. karen ward, thanks a lot. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ it is time for: the bloomberg business flash part i'm ritika group do. the u.s. real estate market, contract signings to buy previously owned home sword a record 44% with the three months mortgage rates falling. gilead sciences has put a price on its coronavirus drug remdesivir. the company will charge the u.s. undeveloped countries more than $2200 for the typical five-day course of treatment. in may, a trial found remdesivir speeded up recovery about four days in hospitalized patients. another cell of a petrochemical business. the price is $5 billion. they call it the next step in focusing its portfolio. that is your bloomberg business flash. guy? here is what we are talking about. there is a lot of shaping put forth with b.p. today

still be cool and the wind will be kicking up and we will be monitoring.k to you. >>> thank you so much. ongoing efforts to contain the virus in the bay area have entered a speed bump and stopping efforts to reopen businesses. one business still has plans to move forward. >> reporter: santa clara county is the last in the bay area to allow hair salons and similar businesses to open under strict rules and may soon be changing. >> i will be issuing an order next week to mark the end of our sector specific strategy and beginning of a new phase where many will be able to resume with appropriate reduction measures in place. >> reporter: but the easing of restrictions doesn't come without a serious warning. infections continue to rise across the reason, marin county and san francisco county and contra costa are slamming on the brakes. >> what that sadly means is our plans to monday to reopen a number of businesses and places we have admitted to, those plans will be put on pause. >> reporter: close contact businesses like tattoo parlors and potentially crowded ou

there will be things that will start to happen preparing for some eva's that will kick up around the end of june. i would call that very preliminary planning just because we need to work with steve and the rest of the agency we arehip to make sure well calibrated on how we want the next few weeks with this dragon on board and make sure we are learning everything we can and that we have all the right right reason place. in order for us to do some eva's, we probably have about a week and a half and then we need to start the ramp up to get out of the hatch by the end of june. if we do head in that direction, we will probably go on six day centers with the exception of the middle of july timeframe where the sun angle on the station is, just because of the power issues we have in those time frames, we probably would steer clear of trying to do an eva in that time flame -- in that timeframe i would call that at the 10,000 foot level rather than the 200 foot level, but hopefully that helps. >> we are going to close it out with remarks from our administrator. >> thank you. i want to congratu

we will have the latest in mumbai. we really see a turnaround in the mood music in the last 24 hours with the fed committing to its plan to buy up corporate bonds directly. sessionee a risk on united right here. look at markets, stocks are flying, you do have the dollar broadly down. let's look at the risk assets here in asia, the asian-pacific benchmark is up 2.5%. jakarta is coming online. highertures are pointing close to 1%. india could be having another session here. we are seeing korean stocks up, some 4%. this has certainly been a shift in the risk on sentiment we are seeing. the concerns over the waves are being brushed aside. across assetsg here. when it comes to your bond, we are seeing yield ticking higher. 73 basis points for your u.s. ten-year. we saw a rise but it is petering off. did selloff overnight. take a look at currencies, the dollar dropped will be the key story here. that is living these markets here today. as aen has been steady rock here. despite the volatility we have seen. that should give so

——we will continue.otentially the number of people out there if you stipulate that figures is a significant number but i will say two things on that. firstly, we continue to chase up those who did not respond and i suspect that number will go up. and secondly, this is the first week's data. when i was on your show a couple of weeks ago, quite rightly impressed me about publishing the data and i said we have to get it right. we are doing that. it is positive data for the first week but there is a lot more to do and we will continue incrementally improving that performance. edward argar thank you for talking to us on breakfast. thank you very much. how are things, mike? getting busier and busier as more sport returns. professional golf made its return last night, and first of all, the players in texas took the opportunity to show their support for the black lives matter movement. they paused for a minute's silence at 8:a6am — 8 minutes and a6 seconds was the length of time that george floyd was pinned down

his car will be black. towards black lives matter will be on the rear quarter panels and on the hood there is the a white p >> i think by running this branding on the car and putting hashtag out there and bringing more awareness to it lines up with the videos we have put out as nascar listening and learning and educating ourselves, so people will look up with the hashtag means?? might get a better understanding and know that we are not trying to create division. we are trying to unite. >> wallace also says the next step for nascar is to get rid of confederate flags at races. he says the flags make him and others feel uncomfortable and that they have no place in the world bracing. >>> the planning continues for the summer olympics in tokyo next summer. the international olympic committee says it won't allow athletes to make political gestures like kneeling or raising their hand during the games. that guideline was issued back er the games d it will stay in removed from this summer to next year because of the

we will hear more about this, they will be switching to in house processors. this will run until thursday. >>> hundreds of course writers showed up for a ride along the sky linedand klan >> black lives matter. >> the mission was organized by breanna noble well her video went viral. people showed up all over northern california to show solidarity. among them was christin ayers , her daughter. >> i have been writing since i was 13 years old. it is going on several years now. >> they will look to establish a nonprofit that will bring horses into communities of color. to learn more about the program turn in in the next few days to our sister station. better together is the section. >>> an incredible survival, a california firefighter ♪ ♪ we've always put safety first. ♪ ♪ and we always will. ♪ ♪ for people. ♪ ♪ for the future. and there has never been a summer when it's mattered more. wherever you go, summer safely. get zero percent apr financing for up to five years on select models and exclusive lease offers. >>> the former sacramento firefighters getting a seco

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so, but, schools there will know it's coming and they will be able to budget on that basis, if they wantto do things before september. critics say the plans lack detail. we'll get the latest. also this lunchtime... the uk's coronavirus alert level is reduced from 4 to 3. the prime minister says it's a big moment for the country. government borrowing hits a record high because of the pandemic. the uk's debt is now bigger than the entire economy. wales‘ first minister, mark drakeford, confirms that all non—essential retail shops can open from monday. a major new study shows people of south asian origin are the most likely to die with coronavirus once admitted to hospital in britain. the last week has been one of those downhill periods, where even the smallest amount of exertion leaves me tired. and we return to the lombardy region of italy to find out why it became the global epicentre of the pandemic. and coming up on bbc news... the anthem of twickenham, swing lo, sweet chariot, is to be reviewed due to its links to slavery. we'll have reaction. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news

the reality of the situation is that people will venture out and will in iraq. were trying to do harm reduction. anything we can educate the people about that will decrease the potential transmission and exposure to covid is what we will do from this point forward. what you were mentioning in terms of guidelines, they are common sense guidelines. how is covid being spread in your community? these are questions that you must ask. do you have the capability of maintaining six feet? will other people wear a mask? will there be a lot of people at that gathering? do you have conditions that will put you at a higher risk or who will you be coming home to? the most important thing is is this social visit our gathering really worth it? >> you kind of touched on it there. were starting to hear this term social bubbles where people can hang out in small groups. if i'm going to visit a relative or friend should we be wearing masks? >> you should. try to have a gathering outside. the risk of transmission outside is much less than indoors. if you're not from the same househo

restrooms and showers will be opened, but visitor centers will not.the state expects to open more parks over the coming weeks. >>> cuba announced a phase reopening the island nations hospitality and tourism industry has been devastated by the pandemic. but they have dropped less than 10 per day on average. to havana, the center of cuba's outbreak, public pools and bridges will reopen. facemasks will remain mandatory in public spaces. >>> new video of a graduation bus in new jersey during a time of social distancing. the high school principal is hitting the road to present each student with a united part graduation kit. a five-minute ceremony also gets graduates the opportunity to take pictures in caps and gowns in front of the high schools official banner. >>> it's been a perfect ending rescued on a freeway. a woman pulled over on a highway for onramp to try to lure the cat out of the hiding spot right under her car. the officer rolled up to help but it's great under the patrol car and eventually they managed to pull the cat out and after the ordeal,

there will be others that will father one month, two months, three months later. although you can never guarantee the safety and efficacy of a vaccine until you actually tested in the field. optimistic,iously based on the concerted effort and the fact we are taking financial risks, not risks to safety, not risks to the integrity of the science, but financial risk to be able to be ahead of the game so that when -- and i believe it will be when and not if -- we get favorable candidates with good results we will be able to make them available to the american public as i said months ago. it would put us at the end of this calendar year and the beginning of 2021. i will stop there and be happy to answer questions later. thank you. >> thank you, dr. fauci. and thank you for all your contributions to fighting this pandemic. i will say the same thing about the admiral whom i bother the most. you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. you can call me anytime. distinguished members of the committee, on march 12 secretary azar request i lead the department and i woul

then that will help to heat us up. current winds, just calm to light conditions for many locations, andlooking at 12- mile an hour winds, and 14 miles an hour in fairfield. you can see the northerly winds, and we are watching the changedirection for us, and that's why we will keep things up. the dry offshore wind flow, high pressure in control, and it looks like daytime highs of 10 to 15 degrees above average. warmer for today, and a higher fire danger, and so for at least the sacramento valley and solano county, under the red- flag warning. fairfield, the warning 11:00 tonight to 1:00 p.m. tomorrow, due to critical fire weather conditions, and now as heat on thursday, , we can and still looking at warm and above average temperatures into the weekend, and it's all because of the ridge of high pressure building in for us, and with those dry offshore winds, a hotter day inland, and daytime highs into the 90s beginning today. here's a look with the futurecast, taking you hour-by- hour, and you can see the sunshine for tod

economy will be laid bare. we will have the gdp figures.get industrial production and the manufacturing data as well. nejra? nejra: china's trade surplus surged to a record in may as exports fell less than expected. as the prices of oil, gas, and soybeans declined. china's economy is continuing its slow recovery from the coronavirus slump in may. sluggish.t remains rising tensions between the u.s. and china remains a headwind. esty dwek is still with us. with that headwind, we have seen uan move back to a 2008 low. suggesting it is looking for stability. how do china-u.s. relations figure in your strategy right now? esty: it is something we need to keep an eye on. we do not expect them to use the yuan as a weapon. the market was pushed weaker as tensions rose. side nowthe stronger though which is pretty encouraging as a sign that they do not want to go into a currency war with the united states. the market has been pretty tensions the rising and so far, it seems to be a lot -- bark thhen bite an bite. so there is a lot of strong rhetoric. b

it appears that will be an announcement this week that will rear form reaffirm that they will be playingand most likely with no fans. >> that's great news. meanwhile the wnba has reached an agreement to return next month. all 12 teams will report to the ing academy in florida for a 22 game season followed by the playoffs. players will receive their full salary despite a shortened season.>>> the giants gave picture kyle harrison ready for this, over $2 million to turn down a full ride at ucla. san francisco will reportedly pay harrison a 2 1/2 million dollar bonus, more than triple the projected amount for a third round pick. who knows when harrison will actually take the field. commissioner rod manfred announced last week he was guaranteeing there would be a baseball season. now he's not so confident. >> is just a disaster for our game. absolutely no question about it. it shouldn't be happening and it's important that we find a way to get past it and get the game back on the field.>>> how about something less depressing? happy 36 for one of the most popular giants in history, can melinda

will be -- it be a lot of them and they will need -- they will still find it hard to get back to work as quickly as the others. >> one of my concerns in having during the recession of 2008, is unemployment rates will stay high. and our unemployment benefits will expire. , in fact what happens, as usual, in some parts of the country they will lag. so you will have very high unemployment rates. youroint is, we need, in view, to have extended unemployment benefits much greater than the president allows. and also would it make sense to index of those benefits to a certain unemployment rate, so we do not find a certain states or areas that are well behind and they lose their benefits? mr. powell: i see that they are going to be -- there is going to be a large number of people that will not be able to immediately go back to work at their old job, even in their own industry. there will be a group left over, even when we get the employment numbers up. ad the details are entirely matter of fiscal policy. and there are a lot of interesting ideas being tossed around on how to do that. but i do t

to berse, it will remain seen if people will come.the state issues specifically, what's been an interesting consequence of the responsibility being on the states for a lot of guidance, on the one hand, it allows them to tailor guidance to the local conditions. the viruses and spreading that much in a state, they may be able to reopen at a faster pace than a state where the virus is very prevalent in the community and where the risk is more prevalent as well. we have seen as a consequence of that, interesting questions about how you jell with your neighbors. especially a state where you are doing pretty well that your neighbor has a resurgence of the virus. we saw that specifically with colorado. the governor said, we are concerned about our neighboring states where the virus is increasing. even though we are doing pretty well, we have taken caution. we are in a good place. we are concerned about people crossing the border. we heard that coming out of governor andrew cuomo. he's not having people from florida come in to new york or per

"it will be a much different scene!"hift attention from concerns about racial injustice and police brutality — issues these demonstrators say mr trump has so far yet to address. protestors in washington dc have pulled down and burnt a statue of poet and jurist, albert pike, who served as a confederate general. crowds cheered and chanted "black lives matter" as demonstrators used rope and chains to bring the statue down. police looked on but did not intervene. in a tweet president trump said the police were not doing theirjob — and those responsible should be immediately arrested. in his legal practice, albert pike specialised in claims on behalf of native americans against the federal government. the number of people who've tested positive for covid—19 in brazil has passed one million — only the second country to do so after the united states. brazil has now registered a total of nearly 119,000 deaths. our correspondent katy watson says friday also saw a new record daily number of cases, suggesting the outbreak is far fr

what will you listen for from madame lagarde? what is the nuance you will listen for?lberto: good morning. besides the amount of stimulus, the keywording is about how the purchases will be distributed, where the ecb will have the flexibility to help countries that are more at risk. in the first paragraph of their announcement, they say the purchases will be continued to be conducted in a fixable manner over time, across asset classes and among jurisdictions, which suggestsere -- which there may be deviation. we know the emergency program of the ecb has been more flexible than the standard qe program, more fixable to go and buy higher amounts in italy or spain, which have been the country's most hit by the virus. sizable,a good, positive surprise. but i would say here, the real big news for europe is the fiscal stimulus germany and the eu are doing on the back of this, which means the ecb is no longer putting all the weight behind stimulus. jonathan: let's talk about that because we've discussed it many times on this program. they've announced thing, but not everybody h

this temperatures will drop but thunderstorms will rumble. the news that millions of would—be holidaymakers have been waiting for. the relaxation of rules on quarantine be just around the corner? our top story today. liverpool fans have ta ken to the city's streets to celebrate after the club secured the premier league title. their last top—flight win came in 1990 — in what was then the first division. fireworks and red flares were set off as supporters chanted football songs late into the night. merseyside police thanked the majority of fans for celebrating at home but said it was unfortunate that not everyone maintained social distancing. mike has the details. the moment that 30 years of hurt came to an end for liverpool fans in the lounge rooms and gardens across the lounge rooms and gardens across the land. celebrating a late penalty for chelsea that confirmed their victory over manchester city and meant without kicking a ball, liverpool had finally done it. the champions of europe and the world we re champions of europe and the world wer

we will stop them out. we understand this. we will stop them out very powerfully. so we made a big step in our comeback. this was always going to be -- three months ago, i said to you, this is a very important period, this june period, because we are going to learn whether or not this is a very big, powerful our word, recession, or whether this is a hurricane we recover from very quickly, we recover from in a matter of weeks or days. and we have learned. we have learned. again, as good as these numbers are, the best numbers are yet to come, because so many areas are still closed or partially closed. very few actually are fully open. these numbers are with 50 states, and very few are fully open. even the ones that are very at there are not fully, fully opened. so we are going to have some tremendous numbers coming in. when you look at the airlines, they went from 2% ridership to a number that if it is correct, i would be surprised, but it is a very high number. it is great. people are traveling, and they are traveling in the united states. they are also driving. the

it will be hot. we have jackets required at the coast where it will be foggy with the forecast coming up after the break. ♪ here's what we want everyone to do. count all the hugs you haven't given. all the hands you haven't held. all the dinners you didn't share with friends. the trips you haven't taken. keep track of them. each one means one less person vulnerable, one less person exposed, and one step closer to a healthier community. so for now, keep your distance. but don't lose count. we'll have some catching up to do. >>> nous a 10:00, dozens of homeless activists march through the tenderloin in san francisco, protesting the city's efforts to move hundreds of homeless people from 10th following the settlement of a legal claim filed by uc hastings college of law. amber lee is in the city with more on the story. amber?>> reporter: advocates for the homeless as a people being moved from their tents should not have to deal with police officers. the police response is unnecessary. >> we are protestin

it will take time, it will take heavy lifting, and they will not let mr.'s death be in va vain, and we will not let the actions of a few tarnish, and continue to work so hard for so i do believe in that. >> what role do you think the public has to play in holding police accountable for your action, for example. this press release went out after his death, when he died of a medical issue or what have y you. with this have been something that had gotten on the radar? >> that is truly not only the people of minneapolis, what they have been questioning and talking about for a long time, but across the country. the communities are absent video, and you should never have to rely upon that. i'm thankful, absolutely, that this was captured in the manner that it was. no excuse for the actions. >> if you are coming across something that looks not to be right, and i have a camera on my phone, do i pull it out as a citizen and recorded? >> absolutely, record, call. call a friend. yell out. call 911. we need a supervisor to the scene, absolutely. i need to know that. t

he will start off in yuma. he tour a new section of the border wall and then hold a rally hold 3,000 people. ahead of the visit, supporters are stock up on merchandise, buying hats, flags, and shirts, despite the number of coronavirus cases on the rise in arizona. city officials said all rally attendees will have their temperatures checked at the door. >> i'm pretty well masked up, and i will take care of myself, and then i also have hand sanitizer. >> i think there will be quite a few protesters a lot of supporters on the street. if you're sick, stay home. >> the mayor of pheonix says elected officials should set an example to residents by wearing a mask. >>> happening today, former national security adviseerer john bolton will release his tell-all book about the trump white house. it comes after his interview with abc news where he claimed president trump had a pattern of illegal behavior, threatening national security. politicians on both sides of the aisle are questioning the d to participate in the impeach

i think oakland and sfo, oakland downtown will have the best opportunity. accord will be close . strong low in southern california . today everything says sunshine and warm to hot temperatures. this will be the warmest day as the highs knows in. it won't last. it will get bumped out of here by tomorrow and that will allow cooling to begin in a major cooling trend for the weekend. >>> i will take it from here. thank you very much . let's take a look at what we have now with the morning commute i will tell you, traffic is doing very well around the bay area. westbound bay bridge looks pretty good. we can show you the toll plaza. i can tell you traffic is looking very nice as you drive through the area. there have been no major issues. on the nimitz freeway this is interstate 880 with traffic doing very well. let's go back to the headlines.>>> we continue to follow developing news of an officer involved shooting in the south bay in san jose at eight and mission street last night. elissa harrington is live now with details on what we know so far. good morning . obviously, we have som

it will probably be resolved. maggie will probably be resolved. maggie will sort it out.rt the weekend. i wa nt to and wales to start the weekend. i want to show you what has been going on over the past few hours. many of us on over the past few hours. many of us have seen rain overnight and into this morning, but look at the thunderstorms that have been running across parts of north and north—east scotland. a noisy start, perhaps some of us here haven't had as much sleep as we would have liked last night. more of these showers to come through the day because it is no pressure in control. here it is, sitting towards the north—west of the uk. it will be around all weekend long. it is around that we will see these bands of weather moving through on an ever strengthening wind. torrential downpours in the far north of scotla nd downpours in the far north of scotland for a few more hours, then these showers will move on through. that is how the whole of the day is shaping up. we will take a closer look at things into the afternoon. it will be blustery in england and will. we w

we will track covid-19. we will also look at the price of oil. expected to make a decision on tuesday. we will have plenty more on the price of oil and plenty more on currency. this is bloomberg. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." a lot goes on. let's take a look at the events coming up this week. while brexit talks get underway today, two sides are in gridlock as a deadline for the transition period fast approaches. alphabet tomorrow hold its annual general meeting. it -- payed payback packet is -- the ecb will release its latest decision, widely expected to produce its -- u.s. futures have oscillated between losses and gains as the reopening of major cities across the country have been impacted by protests, violence, and the imposition of curfews. there have been seven straight days of unrest on the streets after the killing of george floyd by minneapolis police. president trump has threatened to deploy the u.s. military to end the "riots and lawlessness" across the nation. we are joined by the international and executive officer of

i also will the firm will only do it in a way that we are certain continues to ensure the city will besandra: cover this morning after nearly 300 officers are wounded keeping the peace. vowing to cut budget. >> ed: live here in new york city, good morning. >> good morning. that's right. the mayor says the details haven't been worked out just yet but the plan to cut up and divert nypd funding should be hammered out in the next couple of weeks at least before the july budget deadline. here he is on cnn this morning. >> if you address the needs of young people, it makes the entire community safe. if it keeps you away from gangs and away from crime, it is best for the community and the poli police. they met the mayor also took the time this morning to squash rumors that were swirling last night of the shake-up nypd, the possible resignation of police commissioner and the chief of department terrence monahan. has complete faith in their leadership, but calls for the mayor to step down and not letting up since he was booed at a torch for a memorial in brooklyn last week during last night's p