Goal has been achieved, its up likely hell ever return to russia again. In investigation, she called the number of poisonings inside and outside russia over decades profoundly disturbing. Charlie dagata reporting. South africa was documented more cases of covid19 than any other country on the continent but its students are back in class and doing surprisingly well. Deborah patta has more. Thousands of children like these had no learning at all because of a lack of access to technology, forcing educators to come up with creative solutions. Online learning is all very well if there is good intercept in your neighborhood, but if you live in a poor township and n electricity, its impossible. So going back to school was the only solution for many students. Access to resources may differ from school to school but protocols are the same. Temperature checks, marks, hand sanitization and social distancing. The secondary zmool an impoverished rule area took it one step further. Every child in th
Their platforms to help fight for social and racial equality. Well catch up with members of the Players Coalition who have spent years successfully lobbying lawmakers to enact reforms, ranging from voting rihts to juvenile detention. And inside jobs. On this unofficial last weekend of summer, well explore how many are falling back into a bit of normalcy. From states opening Indoor Dining to schools overseas and the workplace of the future. See how designers and scientists are helping figure out our return to work. First, we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. Lets just try and get through this one weekend and social distance, wash your hands, and were rounding the turn. Reporter a key model is forecasting there will be 410,000 coronavirus deaths in the u. S. By january. I keep saying over and over again weve got to be very careful, particularly as we enter this Holiday Weekend. Reporter the president is suggesting that former chief of staff jo
Edition of squawk box, which is starting right now. Good morning, everybody. Welcome to squawk box on cnbc. Im becky quick along with joe kernen and Andrew Ross Sorkin. Weve been watching with the u. S. Equity market and things are under pressure dow was down by 600 points on friday and adding to those losses today dow futures right now down by 273 points earlier this morning we were down by 350, so this is some improvement from a half an hour ago. The s p is down by 28 points the nasdaq off by 61 lets get rightto our big stor of the morning that is, of course, the Berkshire Hathaway meeting that was health over the weekend. Warren buffett speaking out about the Global Pandemic and his recent investment moves. This was a little different this year no crowds. Usually theres 40,000 people there. This time it was just buffett and Berkshire Hathaway Vice President on stable but his message was still received loud and clear. Buffett made the case that you should never bet against america, b
The frontline workers of this pandemic. A powerful tribute. You cant say enough as time passes and their work continues on the front lines. We join them in thanking all of those First Responders. We sure do. Song captures it better. They certainly are the champi s champions. We are back on this saturday morning, may 2nd. Lets check the headlines. There is hope for a new potential coronavirus treatment. The fda granted emergency approval for the drug remdesivir to treat patients severely ill with the virus. This comes as states start getting back to business this weekend with malls and restaurants all across the country opening their doors. 34 states now have partial reopening plans in place with 15 still under strict stayathome orders. Prime minister Justin Trudeau announced a nationwide ban on assaultstyle weapons in canada. The move comes less than two weeks after the countrys deadliest mass shooting in history. A gunman killed 23 people in nova scotia. It includes 1500 models of the
Bush. Sarah duke spoke to us about his influence and legacy. He began working career in 1929 six months before the Great Depression. There was a moderate conservative in his start and he was radicalized, not like left left, but it pushed him further toward the center by the Great Depression and the injustice of world war ii. In 1933 he join the new the scripts Howard Company Newspaper Enterprise Association which was situated in cleveland, ohio. In 1946 right after the Second World War he joined the Washington Post where he spent the rest of his career and he died about six weeks after his last cartoon appeared in the Washington Post has last cartoon appeared on august 26th 2001. He died a week shy of his 92nd birthday in october. The library of congress has the her block collection. We have about 14,460 of his editorial cartoons he did give away cartoons to friends. We have the majority of his output. You that see how his career has evolved, his opinions have changed. It gives a sense