Second wave in the fall. And trouble at tyson foods as china bans its meat imports amid new outbreaks it is monday, june 22nd, you are watching cnbc. Good evening, welcome im Brian Sullivan heres hour you money in the Global Markets are setting up their day. The dow might open up points a mixed session on friday with the dow closing down 208 third down day in a row but what is new, a different story for big tech the nasdaq trying for a 7th straight winning session it is already up nearly 5 this month. Just 35 stoxx of the nasdaq 100 are lower this month and 12 names are up more than 10 the best performer that time, what else . Zoom were all doing the video calls up 35 investors, they continue and its higher again this morning around the world, mostly red arrows in asia overnight europe of course just getting things started karen is in our london newsroom with some of the early action and the early top stories. Karen, good morning. Good morning to you. We have covered a fair amount of t
George floyd and of police brutality. This has built so many of us into the street to stand with our neighbors and communities of color. Entertainingly and systematically abused by the criminal justice system. The committee in the house as a whole, is committed to swiftly enacting profound reforms. To punish police misconduct. Holding Police Department accountable to oversight. In eliminating the financing of police militarization. We hope have more to say in the coming days. And as my friend set us we, my protest is my statement. Even as we prepare our legislative solution. The topic of todays is essential workers pretty since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, and the United States, we are all acutely aware of the threats posed to ours health and safety. But we do not all face of the risk of the crisis equally. Grocery store workers, Food Processing employee, Public Transportation operators. Nurses and doctors and hospital support staff, nursing home employees, First Responders,
Brutality. This has built so many of us into the street to stand with our neighbors and communities of color. Entertainingly and systematically abused by the criminal justice system. The committee in the house as a whole, is committed to swiftly enacting profound reforms. To punish police misconduct. Holding Police Department accountable to oversight. In eliminating the financing of police militarization. We hope have more to say in the coming days. And as my friend set us we, my protest is my statement. Even as we prepare our legislative solution. The topic of todays is essential workers pretty since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, and the United States, we are all acutely aware of the threats posed to ours health and safety. But we do not all face of the risk of the crisis equally. Grocery store workers, Food Processing employee, Public Transportation operators. Nurses and doctors and hospital support staff, nursing home employees, First Responders, janitors, mail carriers, de
Can go from survive these historic sent back until the job only what it takes to beat. Special coverage on aljazeera. As coronavirus by its millions of people worldwide lose their jobs long founds are leading to layoffs whats the social and political fallout how will the job market ever recover this is inside story. Hello welcome to the show im sam hes a dan hundreds of millions of people around the world have lost their jobs as a result of the pandemic but the uns labor agency is warning the Global Outlook could be much worse as current figures exclude workers in the socalled informal economy well that includes migrants and shift laborers in the developing world to freelance and Service Industry staff taking unprotected jobs in wealthier economies the International Labor Organization Says 1600000000 of them could suffer massive damage to their livelihoods this means half of the Global Workforce im not sure if jobs will reappear once the crisis is over i have not had any in kong since.
As corona virus bites millions of people worldwide lose their jobs sounds are leading to layoffs lots of social and political fallout how will the job market ever recover this is inside story. Hello welcome to the show im sam is a than hundreds of millions of people around the world have lost their jobs as a result of the pandemic but the uns labor agency is warning the Global Outlook could be much worse as current figures exclude workers in the socalled informal economy well that includes migrant and shift laborers in the developing world to freelance and Service Industry stuff taking unprotected jobs in wealthier economies the International Labor Organization Says 1600000000 of them could suffer massive damage to their livelihoods this means half of the Global Workforce im not sure if jobs will reappear once the crisis is over i have not had any in kong since. They all marched and im just like trying to survive we dont have an income when we were told that. Go home and stay honk we a