Fellow here at the Manhattan Institute and i want to be used to know throughout the program please enter your questions on any of the platforms are watching us on and we both get them into the discussion or save them for the q a at the end of the event. I just want everyone to know thats before we get started. As i said this could not be more important or time the conversation that were going to have today, since the death of george floyd in Police Custody last month we had seen nationwide unrest. We seem protest not only here in america but internationally. Weve also seen a certain narrative take hold. It starts with the assumption that the only way to properly view George Floyd Death is through a racial lens. In fact, all encounters between police and black suspects are increasingly viewed this way. Its a narrative that assumes the behavior of derek shelburne, typical Police Behavior towards black suspects and it assumes that george floyd is a sort of black everyman in america, that
The issue of physical separation is important. Masks can help. But it is masks plus physical separation and when we get congregations like we saw with the demonstrations as we have said, myself and other Health Officials that is taking a risk. Unfortunately what we are seeing now is an example of the types of things we were concerned about. I would not be surprised that members of the congregation that were there demonstrating could also be infected and many of them will go back to where they were because not everyone was demonstrating in the city where they live. Theyve come from the outside. It is the kinds of things we are concerned about and unfortunately we are seeing it come true right now. When you are developing vaccines, there is never a guarantee you are going to have a safe and effective vaccine. I am confident about how well the process is continuing and the development of more than one candidate. In the testing in animals and phase one in humans looks promising making me c
Earnings and econ perspective and focused on what reopening looks like we have Something Like 16 states that have already put forward plans to begin reopening and lifting restrictions to parts of the economy plus seeing some of those efforts take place in europe as well key to all of this, though, jon is testing and treatment, something were going to talk about in this hour. We are certainly. Want to mention the major indices higher, all three, the dow, s p and the nasdaq, by about 1 as we look at this very active week in earnings season, particularly in tech were going to get microsoft and amazon earnings wednesday and thursday everybody likes to focus in on the cloud lines in those earnings because those are the two biggest players. I think the question on cloud for them is going to be which customers are using more services than in the past, which customers are using fewer and then as we start to look out beyond the second quarter, whats the Impact Likely to be in the second half of
Can donald trump survive these historic setbacks and does joe biden have what it takes to beat. The special coverage of al jazeera. Anthony ok and your industry in america is making headlines by the way it is handling the Global Pandemic what does it mean for brown and black people today we compare stories and stats and stories about Racism Health care and the coronavirus you can jump in that conversation you can weigh in on each eve fest i want you to meet the guests Nicole Hanna Jensen welcome to the stream introduce yourself to our international audience. And the fabric of New York Times magazine covering racial inequality an hour and the creator of the 61000. 00 private sector to happy and all to. Tell us who you are i am dr sarah barber im a social epidemiologist and faculty member of the university of the dorrance our School Public health but at hartman of epidemiology and biostatistics my Research Studies the links between Structural Racism and Health Inequalities in the United
Goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can he beat still trump joined us for continuing coverage of the u. S. Election 2020 on al jazeera. Anthony ok and your industry in america is making headlines by the way it is handling the Global Pandemic what does it mean for brown and black people today we compare stories and stats and stories about Racism Health care and the coronavirus you can jump in that conversation you can weigh in on. The fest i want you to meet the guests Nicole Hannah jensen welcome to the stream introduce yourself to our international audience. And the fabric of New York Times magazine covering racial inequality an hour and the creator of the 61000. 00 private sector to happy and. Tell us who you are i am dr sarah barber im a social epidemiologist and faculty member of the university of the dorrance s. Go Public Health but atmel of epidemiology and biostatistics my Research Studies the links between Structural Racism and Health I