Coronavirus restrictions are gradually being lifted, allowing limited curbside retail in the bay area and people are trying to figure out what the new normal should be. Everyone can just continue to wear a mask and not shake hands. That businesses need to reopen so people can live their lives again. When i go out i wear gloves. And a mask. Reporter a poll released thursday showed 83 of respondents were somewhat to extremely concerned about a second wave of Coronavirus Infections as an restrictions are lifted. 78 were in favor of people in quarantine for the coronavirus, 59 said widespread testing, 58 wanted mandatory social distancing and working places and restaurants and 50 said mandatory working mask orders. The city Digital Party differences. 75 of democrats said masks were important compared to 37 of republicans. What we are seeing in america right now is people with really differences of thought about the facts. Dean of the Goldman School of Public Policy says that could lead to
Heading into the weekend. Its slowly going to warm up. Is it going to be nice on the coast, steve . I think so. It will be more of an inland event but it will be all right. Today will be a nice day, there is a bit of fog on the san mateo coast. It cools off into santa cruz, i think that everyone gets in on the sun today. Oakland has some low clouds but generally its clear for most locations. Nice today. A bit warmer. 60s to lower 80s. Patchy coastal fog, highs are slightly above where they should be for this time of year. There may be a bit of fog drifting ad the low will kick out in after tomorrow. Today, 60s and 70s, near average for this time of year. Over to sal now to see if anything is going on. Good morning, sir. Good morning to you, steve, there is not a lot going on. Traffic is doing pretty well if you are driving around the bay area. Lets go to check out what we have on the maps. I see just a couple of things here, there is a bit the roadwork here and there but its not really
Americans attitudes towards restrictions on guns compared to those in industrialized countries. We are going to deal specifically here with gun violence in cedar rapids, iowa. We have my three distinguished panelists today. To my immediate left we have stacey walker, community activist. Good morning. Stacey walker morning. Karl cassell to his immediate left we have cedar rapids chief of police, wayne jerman. Good morning. Chief jerman good morning karl. Karl cassell on the end we have susie weinacht, city council member. Good morning. Susie weinacht good morning karl. Karl cassell thank you for joining us today. First question, mainly probably for you, chief jerman, since youve been in Law Enforcement for a good number of years, has there been a change in gun violence in the last twenty years and is it more pervasive or not, and if so why would you say it has . Chief jerman well, certainly in the last twenty years there has been an increase but specifically the last two years weve seen
Now on bbc news, with more than a third of the global population confined to their homes, the world is going through an unprecedented social experiment. Heres Victoria Derbyshire with stories of life in lockdown. Fellow, and welcome to this bbc news special. Im Victoria Derbyshire. Stay with us, as we look at the world lockdown, is an estimated 3 billion us are quarantined and forced to stay put. We look at how life for tens of millions has come toa life for tens of millions has come to a standstill. Plus, we will give you ideas on how to keep you and your loved ones safe. And a reminder there is further advice and information about covid 19 on the bbc news website. First, the bbcs jim reed takes a look atjust how many people around the world are in lockdown. So its a vital to slow the spread of the disease. Stay at home. It will break the chain of transmission and it will save lives. A quarter of the world is now living under some form of lockdown. 3 billion people have been told to s
Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. Every day, the havoc wrought by the coronavirus pandemic worsens, on Public Health and on the global economy. Economic activity beyond the barest of essentials has been frozen across much of the world. What on earth will the economic landscape look like when this is over . Well, my guest is ola kallenius, the ceo of one of europes biggest vehicle manufacturers, daimler. What will it take to survive the greatest economic shock in most of our lifetimes . Ola kallenius in stuttgart, welcome to hardtalk, and let me begin with a simple question what impact is this terrible Coronavirus Crisis having on your business . Stephen, thank you for inviting me to hardtalk. This is a most unusual and very challenging situation for our industry. We at daimler are focused on two main priorities as were tackling this challenge. First and foremost is the health and safety of our employees around the world, taking measures in accordance with the authorities, startin