Hearing on reopening schools during the pandemic. Tennessees Education Department commissioner and the Dallas School superintendent testified about plans in their jurisdictions. Well also hear from a pediatric Infectious Disease specialist and the president of the national parentteacher association. The subcommittee on Early Childhood secondary education will come to order. Welcome, everyone. I know that a quorum is presentm and i note for the subcommittee that mr. Courtney of connecticut, mrs. Bonamici of oregon, mr. Nor quist of new jersey and ms. Wild of pennsylvania, mrs. Mcbath of evm georgia, miss underwood of illinois, mr. Levin of michigan, ms. Stevens of michigan, mr. D leah panhattia, mr. Wahlberg of michigan, mrs. Stefanik of new york, mr. Banks of indiana, mr. Johns of south dakota and dr. Murphy of South Carolina are re permitted to participate in todays hearing with the ry and understanding that their questions will sbcommi come onl all members of Early Childhood elementa
Bring in rosemary for a talk of our weather. As i was looking at the weather, it is a day and it changes a lot. Yeah, good morning to you. Hello, happy saturday. We are with changes already underway. We have a mix of clouds out there along the coastline and inside the bay. We go partly sunny and partly cloudy and temperatures are expected to take a drop for today, in addition, to another dive tomorrow for mothers day. Heres a view of what we can expect outside and about. We have upper 40s and upper 50s to start your morning. Today, into the afternoon, some of those hotter spots that were well into the 90s expected to warm into the upper 80s. Notice on sunday, another 510 degrees drop, especially for inland cities. Details of what you can expect for today, the rest of the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. Thank you. Governor gavin newsom says roughly 70 of the states economy can reopen again but with modifications. I know 70 is not 100 . I deeply recognize, with modifications
Here with your global news update this is r. T. International thanks for joining us. Lets start with the latest figures on the cope with 900 pandemic the number of cases worldwide has now surpassed 1300000 United States has the largest number of infections followed by spain and italy 74000 people have lost their lives 286000 have recovered. The british Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been moved to intensive care in a London Hospital this 11 days after he contracted cove and 19 Officials Say that his condition has worsened or those exact state of health remains unclear and the foreign secretary Dominic Barbara has been designated to take charge temporarily the problem is the condition worsened and on the advice of the medical team whos moved in to a Critical Care unit so in light of those circumstances the Prime Minister asked me as 1st secretary to do for him when this area. Lets go live now to our correspondent in london the. Morning to you various reports of circulated about the tre
At the world darts championship. We have had more rain on already saturated ground. Plenty of Flood Warning and plenty of mist and fog. Essentially, a day of sunshine and showers. More detail on that in the next half hour. Its sunday the 22nd of december. Our top story the authorities in australia are warning people its still not safe to return to areas devastated by wild fires, even where the flames appear to have been extinguished. The countrys Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, who was criticised for going on holiday during the crisis, has now conceded that Climate Change could be have contributed to the fires. Our sydney correspondent, Shaimaa Khaliljoins us now from balmoral in New South Wales. Good morning. We can see behind you, these fires still have a hold on the countryside . Good morning. Balmoral has been one of the worst hit villages from saturdays fires and many people have been told it is still extremely dangerous for them to come back and you can see why. Just behind me, l
Or conversation from the Brookings Institution on Monetary Policy and inflation continues. Coming up, well hear from former fed chair ben bernanke and New York Times columnist and author paul krugman. Thank you all for continuing the conversation. Its almost hard to believe theres anything left to say after those panels. So i was going to propose that we do this whole thing in rap or maybe in finnish, but i thought that was a little unfair given that i havent given the panel advanced warning of that. Thats right. Also, you wouldnt want to hear me. So i am joined here by Olivia Blanchard formerly of the International Monetary fund and m. I. T. Loretta midwe loretta mester, and ben bernanke, and our colleague gary brookings and paul krugman, the economist at the university of new york. Columnist for the New York Times, krugman is the guy that makes all journalists nervous because he seems to be more productive than the rest of us and thats kind of frightening given that he does all of th