Hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. With me are the Writer And Broadcaster Lucy Beresford and the property and personal Finance Commentator Anne ashworth. Hello to you both. Tomorrows Front Pages, starting with. As Health Secretary Sajid Javid tests positive for covid, the observer highlights the plea from top scientists not to let the Virus Rip as england prepares to lift all remaining lockdown restrictions on monday. With that in mind, the mirror leads on calls by a scientists for monday to be dubbed free dumb day. The Health Secretarys positive Covid Test is also the lead for the express, with the Paper Carrying Warnings from Business Leaders that they expect Staffing Chaos to continue as workers continue to be pinged by the nhs Test And Trace app. The mail speculates on the number of senior Cabinet Members who might have to self isolate as a result of Sajid Javids positive test. Its emerged that the Health Secretary spent time with
And private organizations, dawn has overseen disaster recovery efforts following two disasters. Her work is chiefly been in collection management and administration. Dawn are you with us today? i am, thank you. Thanks, patrick for inviting me. I don t know if we have your video yet. Let s see. We will make sure we have your video going. It is great to have you on and before we let you jump in, let me ask how are you doing and how is the team doing there during the pandemic? they are doing pretty well. As you know, our site is closed to the public as the other presidential libraries are. We ve been doing amazing work via telework. We ve positioned all our educational programs online just like this and we have been seeing a lot of positive feedback about them. That s great to hear. I know we re so eager to get these sites opened and it ll be a little while before that when everyone s back open. In the meantime, we are happy to have you today. I know you have a terrific virtual tour to ta
between antifa and trump supporters on the streets of washington, d.c. what can be done to curb the growing division in america. a look at market this is morning futures pointing to a rally at start of trading up 275 points right now. on the dow industrials nasdaq-up 57 and s&p higher by 29. the dow the best performer last week while the tech heavy nasdaq struggled with a selloff with the dow industrials up 4% on the week and nasdaq lower by half a point. and the s&p higher by 2%. covid cases on the rise across the country mean wheel as world waits for a rollout of the vaccine. we ll be talking with new york state senator brad and who is one of fact pfizer vaccinings patients his insight coming up. plus american i think knew try bring you highlights from latest spacex launch with four american astronauts onboard mornings with maria is live right now. european markets take look like this pretty much a firmer tone s&p 500 up 45 and cac up 60 and dax index higher by 69. pr
project into a rainy season. that s a big concern. engineers are doing ecki of thiw in by to remove this debring. the massive pile of mud han here since last valentine s day, a fehr errors storm unleashed a landslide. then i heard her calling for help. ted heard the calls for help from homeowner susan gordon, after she somehow survived the slide while asleep in her house. the home was carried off the foundation, smashed to bits. gordon spoke days later. my life is gone. i have to build from here. every day is a new day. reporter: he wants all this debris to be gone. we re just glad that our house is still here, but it s yeah, it is frustrating. public works director kevin mu gown says it s taken so long mostly due to funding delay from fema. now the worry is rain. always concerned about the rainy season. we said to make sure we re filters any water off the side and make sure it s control that it doesn t cause any problems downstream. total costs of the project