To school this fall. The cdc is going to say what you should do everyone over the age of under the age of 12 should probably be wearing a mask in school and thats probably whats going to happen. Paul bring in doctor murray, professor of policy at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of public Health Fox News medical contributor. Good to see you again. With cases and infections rising parts of the country and even hospitalizations in some states, how worried should we be . Remark for those who are not immune from i think is a big concern right now. We are seeing two entirely different things in the u. S. Right now, outbreaks localized in areas of low Vaccination Rates and entirely separate from that we are seeing Breakthrough Infections among those who are vaccinated we should not like the to and people who are vaccinated should not be concerned about risk to their own health. Right now most cases, almost 50 of new cases are coming from certain Regions Country with low Vaccination Rates,
Called the circuit quote, dysfunctional pretty this Grieving Mother of a Murder Victim she was furious toward the progressive prosecutor made a deal with her sons alleged kir without her knowledge. Live with more the fallout from this astounding it these three Murder Cases would be dropped in my Case Prosecutor apparently didnt even show up in court pretty. Right eric and theres a lot of people upset over this victim of a full related to the victims of crimes local law enforcement. The Grieving Mother you just mentioned, she said the prosecutor struck a deal the man accused of beating her son to death which allows him to plead guilty to a Life Sentence Chino call st. Louis conservatives give gardiner and confident in Missouri Lawmakers are also voicing their frustrations with st. Louis, prosecutor. Take a listen. This prosecutor and so many other prosecutors across this country with roots from San Francisco Washington Dc, they care more about woke liberal defunding the police strategie
quite a lot going on in the markets. quite a lot going on in the u.s. presidential race, certainly in u.s. politics with president trump tweeting i think 25 times yesterday, not mentioning his wife or a lot of the white house staffers that have been infected with covid-19 and saying that we should not be worried about it. certainly, it will play out in the election. european stocks are struggling a bit for direction following yesterday s broad market advance. we are looking at dollar per much study. other asset classes really little movement. let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news. here s leigh-ann gerrans. the coronavirus can spread through the air to people who are more than six feet away from an infectious person. that is the latest guidance from the cdc. the agency says this message of transmission is uncommon method of transmission is uncommon and happens in places with poor ventilation. it raises new challenges for reopening businesses and schools. coro
this is bloomberg surveillance. i am francine lacqua. a lot of thoughts on the markets . a lot of thoughts is not only on earnings and dividends but what we heard in the first trial of from gilead. people saying let s watch out for that. we could get something more. this is what your markets are doing. there is a left overall. when you look at euro-dollar and thinks we have been watching. gold down today. gold is less high than it was two days ago. nymex at $18. let s get to new york city with bloomberg s first word news. viviana: we begin with china s economy in the first quarter. for the first time in decades it contracted as the outbreak shut down large parts of the country. gdp shrinking, 6.8% from a year ago. this is the worst performance since 1992. plunging moreo than 60% over that period. here is the united states president donald trump outlining plans to restart the u.s. economy. some state employers are being encouraged to abandon restrictions. the white house has b
neri. they have stockpiled chips and components to keep the business running for at least three months as the u.s. curtails the access to america technology. president trump signed an executive order that is expected to restrict huawei and zte from buying essential chips and other equipment from u.s. companies. for reaction, i m bringing in camille, the vice president of cybersecurity in washington. he was the chief counsel and senior advisor for the relations committee and senior counsel to the house intelligence committee. camille, a lot of u.s. companies are falling on this news, we are talking about companies like qualcomm and micron, debt supply, these telecom companies with chips and networking gear. is this the right call by the trump administration? i think it is. the authority the president provided in his emergency declaration is a broad authority, but can be taken apart with a scalpel. they are at the ntia, and they will use the tool very carefully. emily: what