unemployment claims last week, but we are seeing sectors most sensitive to economic reopening. sharply hire american airlines rilgt now, trade iing up some 45% wilfred. it s actually pared some of those gains. about 43%. ahead on today s show, tim ryan has a six step plan outlining his company s pledge to support black lives and it goes well beyond cash donations. he ll join us with his message plus, a key question for millions of newly unemployed americans. what happens when federal stimulus programs run out? let s focus though on the big stories we re watching today first of all mike is tracking the market action phil lebeau is watching a huge surge for airlines before the pullback and courtney reagan covering a battle between landlords and retailers, but mike, let s start with you and the broader markets. hard to make too much of this headline softness after such a sprint that the market has had take a look at the two year chart the s&p has had. we did see today mostly
will try to put his deal to a vote on monday now if you look at the numbers from today s vote on the amendment what does it suggest about whether he has enough support in parliament to get his deal through. i think today was a superficial defeat for boris i think the debates in the numbers are moving in his direction he has 306 m.p. s oppose the let win amendments so they are 306 in the bag for him he needs 320 there were 6 labor m.p. s that defied jeremy corbyn in opposing the win amendment so that s another potential 65 labor m.p. s abstained there s a group of 21 tory m.p. s that lost the whip i would say out of that group at least 5 now are signalling they re going to come on board by the calculations where running we think he s about 5 or 6 mph shaw so he is close to securing a majority for his deal the question is whether there s a vote on monday or indeed that takes place on tuesday but there s a real coalition here that could deliver a majority for his deal in the nex
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hours but sometimes it takes me days. but she is grateful to him for finding the body of his brother who drowned but is angry at the government. minister there was no help from the government rescue services they were incapable of didn t have any specialized gear to operate in the river our family is indebted to have helped us without any compensation and recovered my brother if he wasn t helping people no one would find their missing loved ones. some people in swat accuse the government of corruption and failing to provide a rescue service. they haven t provided any kind of facilitation or safety measures in case someone drowns the people who have been hired in the rescue service can even swim so how can they rescue someone. the local government admits that it needs to take action to rescue establishment out of their nest program and stop and illegal mining stored there do you practice your farm in this way would these out of the 4 or 5 prong strategies on which we are worki
coat our mistake we should admit but what is good is that the a.n.c. did at some point listen to civil society and they did a tear to the will of the people and hence the many lives were saved. or not note we re going to shift to our audience who ve been waiting here to come in. here in the 2nd row thank you tamala balika while the state was being looted universities were being chronically underfunded and in 2015 in 2016 the fees must fall movement shook the country and put this on the national agenda many of us suffered injuries from police brutality at the time in fact some students were killed benjamin petilla was killed by police how do you as an activist reconcile that the policing in south africa right now by the a.n.c. is reminiscent of the policing and apartheid that you yourself were a victim of as an activist at the time thank you. i think when police have been brutal their law must take its course them as well and so we as government cannot be hippie with a bad ele