adi ta kes a today. join us next week when...t until then, from me and the rest of the travel show team here injerusalem, the rest of the travel show team here in jerusalem, it's the rest of the travel show team here injerusalem, it's goodbye! hello. on the plus side, the weather's not going to be as bad as it's been on some recent weekends but, then again, it will still be windy and it will be wet at times. this area of low pressure will feed in these weather fronts over the weekend, especially during saturday/saturday night, and then behind this cold front on sunday, it will feel a bit colder. there will be some sunshine again, but there will also be some heavy showers. so, for the weekend, then, it will be wet at times, certainly not all the time. it's going to be blustery throughout but we'll also get to see a bit of sunshine, more especially by sunday. now, temperatures are on the up after an early frost by the time we get to saturday morning, particularly where we've got some cloud towards the north and west of the uk, and

talsa: are america's hos ady to deal with a huge influx of patients if that happens?> we have a great hospital sydem with great doctors an nurses. the problem is if hospitals act like it is business as usual, they are not going to be ready. some hospitals are getting aggressive abo canceling elective procedures and thinking through how they expand capacity. other hospitals are dragging their feet. we need all hospitals in america to get proactive. if the do, they can get ready for what is coming. laura: how would you rate the federal government's response so far. esent trump gave himself a 10. >> i would give him a 10 out of 100. it's not 100 o out of 10. by every objective measure, the american responsam has been ically behind everyone else. we still don't have widespread availability of testing. we have had two months of mixed messaging from the government i'm happy to see that in the last four or five days the federal government is starting to turn it aroun but that is one misstep after another after another. it has been an abysmal failure. i finally feel that in t

. >> our health system wasn't ady for this.'m not sure there is a health system anywhere that is ready for it, because the scale of the crisis is bigger than any system could face. the mechanisms we are putting in place aren't enough. lu: in the hospital car park, a military field camp has been set up with 30 intensive care beds, enough to last the ay.pital about a dy quarantine restricacross the country and introduced a sixth-month jail senthnce for e who regularly don't comply. the health ministrhas said the here this week.start to a doctor has described it as a huge wave moving west, and warned it could sainrate hospitalaris within days. five doctors have so far died from coronavirus. many more are off sick. edthe government has ord 250 million face masks amid anger at a shortage of protection for medical staff. >> i protect myself personally with a stock of equipment that we bought for bird flu seven years ago. i expired. we use it because we have nothing else. gp's are given surgical masks instead, which don't protect ains

because this is the same territory and everyone is feeling the bern,s jon sopel across the country it is adirent story, because he doesn't have to just do well in vermont, yehe has to do well in all the super tuesday states. and yes, i think there is a little but of nervousness, because while supporters of bernie sanders say he is there mentioned they ath looking over shoulder and worrying about what other voters think. this big question of electability. do they vote for somebody they believe in or someone who can beat donald trump? e that is estion i put to voters in vermont this morning. >> for me it is frustrating to see people kind of doing all the thinkingbout what other people are going to vote for in choosing their votes based on that i wanted to vote for someone who i stand behind, and i want everyone to be voting for son.one they believe jane: do you think biden can >> i think you might have a better shot at beating trump, but i don't know if i want biden as my candidate could >. >> there are so many differey candidates tn support. >> it is the right time for the primary to make it

so what trends are already in r place before the launch of ady television in the 1950s?mmunicat what does theodore roosevelt bring to the presidency?50s? >> theodore roosevelt brought te like increased media connections at the beginning of the 20th century to start formalizing the process of like the executive office and the media. >> excellent. >> didn't he also setup the west wing as a sort of source to have >>e press like within the white house in order to have a connection with them as well? >> yes. and again these are key in term of he valued the press. he saw the press is as an asset, something that he wanted to capitalize on their place to control and help shape public opinion. excellent.lp sh caroline? >> he also had the fireside chats, so there was already thin idea of there is this personalized president that if every person has a radio in rese their home, they can listen to him and it's like he's speaking to them using rhetoric easy to understand, not super every complicated political jargon. >> uh-huh. so franklin roosevelt really brings in this idea of a ose

adi takes a look back at some of our best trips and adventures this year on the show. 0h, hold on a minutevel show team here injerusalem, it's goodbye. hello there. we've got mild air across the uk at the moment, but as we saw over the winter, mild air leads to clouds and rain. that's certainly the case this time round. the cloud streaming in off the atlantic is bringing the steadier, heavy rain over the hills of wales, the hills of western england, and into the south—west of scotland, and it's still wet here come the end of the night. a bit drierfurther east, and generally milder than it was this time yesterday. the heavy rain, the steady rain, focused over the hills of mid wales again, though. here we've got an amber rain warning from the met office, and by the time the rain eases off, by late morning, there could be as much as 100 mm of rain over the hills, feeding into those swollen rivers and likely to lead to some more flooding over the days ahead. quite wet start for many western parts of the uk, including all the showers that we've got in scotland. gradually through the day it does

adi takes a look back at some of our best trips and adventures this year on the show. 0h, hold on a minuteteam here injerusalem, it's goodbye. after the lovely sunshine that we had in many areas yesterday, today's weather looks very different. have a look at the satellite picture. this strea m look at the satellite picture. this stream of cloud coming in from the atlantic, bringing rain. most on the weather front coming into western parts of the country today. that will speed eastwards over night. clearing away on sunday morning to be followed by sunshine and showers and some slightly cooler and fresher air. this is the picture through the rest of the day. more rain to come in scotland. particularly in the west of the country, heavy rain. some sunshine around the mori first. went to later cause northern ireland. still some dribs and drabs of rain and drizzle across england and wales, mainly over the hills. for all of us, the windows strengthening to the rest of the day. touching gale force in western parts of scotland. the south—westerly wind, slowly lifting those temperatures to around 11

but when or persons under investigation doctor steven per adi executive vice president of kaiser permanente telling the journal of the american medical association about the influx of coronavirus patients and san jose we literally had to the camp hospital make sure that you've got not. >>i'm asking her personal spin because to provide the air we age spots. requires resort some of personnel doctor per audi says the highest reported cases at kaiser permanente. >>has been in washington state and northern california. the hot spots of the outbreak in a statement from kaiser permanente san jose senior vice president and area manager irene chavez says the number of suspected or confirmed covid 19 patients changes daily hospital does not provide daily figures but says the percentage of patients in san jose has dropped quote given that it is located in a copa 19 hot spot and that we count so many south bay residents as our members. it should not be surprising that we would care for a significant number of our patients in our san jose hospital santa clara county has been hit hard with covid 19 cases

adi takes a look back at some of our best trips and adventures this year on the show. 0h, hold on a minuteeam here injerusalem, it's goodbye. hello. today is not looking too bad, if you dodge the showers and stay in the sunshine it will be quite pleasant. there are a scattering of showers around, mostly in the north and west. tonight the showers will become fewer and further between. some lengthy clear spells in the east. chillier than last night, a touch of frost in sheltered glens of scotland. on monday we look to the next area of low pressure moving on to bring wet and windy weather in the west in the afternoon. it will start off chilly with lots of sunshine around. further east, it should tend to stay dry here until after dark. not a bad day for you here but really going downhill further west. the rain and wind will spread its way east overnight. persistent rain in parts of northern england and wales. 0n persistent rain in parts of northern england and wales. on tuesday more cloud around. wednesday, thursday, cooler and blustery were sunshine and showers. see you later. this is bbc new

is it's meant them well refusing to pay for some of the stalls they've been forced to close off what adi to us is done and it's drawing fire from the german government it's indecent and then acceptable if financial destroying firms now just stop paying their rents. the brand famed for their 3 strike design made over $3000000000.00 in profits last year and they're being accused of trying to save a quick buck in times of crisis with some european leaders saying they're not going to buy the dust product ever again us responded by saying they weren't the only ones but that appropriate arrangements had been made and that smaller landlords would get their money they're not the only ones to be sure clothing giant h. and m. as well as german giant stores like soft or medium are have also announced that they would be either suspending all delaying the pagan reds in the future. by the way these are the last pair wajda to swivel by such a shame that a global corporation with 3200000000 in profits in 2019 is exploiting an all protecting tenants existence. but what about the private renter and landlo

media context so to the very last moment we didn't know whether we're going to see mr putin and mr adie the gun this evening at all but both leaders came out to journalists with the outcome of thursday's crucial talks on syria the key point is that the 2 sides came to an agreement to deescalate the syrian turkish crisis in syria's war torn province and to set this in concrete putin and out of the gun signed a document detailing a c. spy on the ground in aid leap that starts from midnight march 6th jews taught at midnight beginning on the 6th of march a ceasefire will be implemented we will take all necessary steps to ensure at last our goal is to do everything possible to prevent the humanitarian situation from deteriorating in the region so the ceasefire is certainly agcy point but there were some other steps agreed upon between russia and turkey the 2 sides decided to establish a so-called safe corridor 12 kilometer wide 6 kilometers north and 6 kilometers south from syria strategic and 4 highway connecting aleppo and lattakia and to start joint patrol of this area to secure it to mak

psychological stress has gone through the roof unfortunately we can't contain the situation in mumbai adi there's a high level of contagion and we're not even counting the dead anymore. and the lockdown means patients are having to fight for their lives without emotional support his. greatest problem which is emerging these days i would say is that the patients can't be visited by their relatives and often die on their own. with italy's corona crisis exploding china has sent medical teams and equipment to help but the chinese red cross says the hard won advice is not being hated here in the city of milan which is in the hardest a region you don't have a very strict lockdown policy the public transport is still working and people are still moving around and you're still having dinners and parties and hotels and you're not wearing masks but i got this i'm. italian streets empty but that's fear they'll soon be filled with more on the trucks carrying bodies. in the united states the state of new york has joined california in confining nearly all residents to their homes $60000000.00 people in

adi takes a look back at some of our best trips and adventures this year on the show. 0h, hold on a minute show team here injerusalem, it's goodbye. hello. saturday brought contrasting with the forgings across —— saturday brought contrasting weather fortunes across the british isles. the south and east. dry the most part, further north and west. it turned out to be a pretty wet and windy sort of day. notjust on the coast either. much of that brought about by this weather front, which through sunday takes relatively mild air over towards the continent, leaves us with something slightly fresher. the isobars begin to open up a touch, but there's still a fair few of them, so it's a brighter today, yes, but there will be a scattering of showers. no great organisation about them, i suspect, the heaviest of them perhaps out towards the west and a few more of them as well. but the temperatures just falling back a degree or two from the lofty heights of saturday. and we get into a showery regime to finish of the week, but at the monday and the tuesday, they look to be mild and wet and windy. and fo

mr adie with the news in from the u.s. earlier imprisoned a u.s. army whistleblower chelsea manning was recovering in hospital after attempting suicide in jail she was jus to appear in court earlier rather later today that's friday we're talking money has been imprisoned since may for a few to testify against wiki leaks before a grand jury earlier saskia taylor got more on the developments from across ponit. but it was allegedly a very very close run thing because the gods when they found her she was hanging by a sheet in her cell unresponsive unconscious and blue already blue they got their entire unfortunately the they took her down administered 1st aid she was still breathing they rushed her to the hospital and everything is now 5 there is no danger to her health she she's responsive she's talking to her lawyers and unfortunately for jews who appear in court tomorrow a day after you know a near death experience ms manning is still scheduled to appear on friday for a previously calendared hearing she remains unwavering in her refusal to participa

biggest carmaker volkswagen is suspending production worldwide the company which owns brands like scott adi and porsche but more than $10000000.00 vehicles just last year given the present significant deterioration in the sale situation and the heightened uncertainty regarding parts supplies to our plants production is to be suspended in the near future factories operated by a group bronze. that decision follow similar moves by other auto manufacturers toyota b.m.w. are not and are among those who have shut their plants during the crisis in the e.u. alone the sector is responsible for around $14000000.00 jobs in the latest episode of artes boom bust automated expert the car coach mourn fix the auto industry will take a long time to recover from the difficulties caused by the crisis. for the auto industry a global basis we're looking at a huge impact with every single manufacturer pretty much shutting down production we're not just talking about high end cars but every day cars we've already seen a huge negative downturn when it comes to china they're off by about 80 percent so far for the 1

good to be true as the institute of development policy at the university of antwerp veejay college of adi observes for the green new deal to work and indeed transform the economy and our lives it must be de colonial it's application must go hand in hand with a constant concerted effort to rethink relationships to land labor and our collective imaginaries from the structural historic injustices of western style development. so this week as the united states decides its democratic party's future let's dig him to the fine print of this green deal that's new and start watching all. you want to know what's going on in the city streets you want to. do so you'd like to see the prices you always stay on see drone strikes graves suggests least systemic deception is the late show which. brings up the jailed. world remember watching the. in the chicago and joining us today to discuss the many questions surrounding the green deal is watching mark social media producer and journalist your bubble but there's always. we often hear a lot of critiques about the green new deal especially from republicans a

the north of the country to contain the corona virus outbreak more than 10000000 people in the number adi region and nearby audiences will be locked down in the us a person who took part in one of the biggest political conferences has thus a positive for corona virus the patient had no contact with president donald trump who also attended the event last month and tensions are continuing to escalate on the turkey greece border over the flow of refugees and migrants thousands have been trying to cross into the e.u. since turkey diplomatic borders opened just over a week ago. the protesters in the philippines are calling on the government to do more for the rights of women hundreds of marching through the streets of manila on what is international women's day i mean linda gun is the. what activists here are saying is that the country is a country of crunch additions contradictions when it comes to women's causes this the philippines had already 2 female presidents the country with the highest number of female executives around the world but also a place where dubai has never been more stark

traveling well look i mean this is a very unwise of human rights watch they've taken a donation mr adie businessman who has that of both a condition which is that not money must not be used to promote l g b t gay rights in the middle east money is buying your policy that cannot be right for an end your for the government only for n.b.a. else i mean human rights which is already controversial arguably because it refused to call the us backed coup in bolivia a coup bolivia where we get all a lithium from for all our mobile phones how shocked are you the well i towards. i'm concerned because if you would enjoy it's a slippery slope to start tailoring your policies and what you say according to where the money is coming from which appears to be what's happening mechanical and have they said it's a deeply regrettable decision to have accepted the donation didn't good conditions did not affect the commitment of the organization. in terms of its support for l.g.b. to rights what do you think of the well i mean they had to say to this. condition full stop it i should but we're not taking your m

am and ady have yet to comment on this latest move, but brady who is from announced he was leaving newterday. he has been a new england patriot since 2000, for 20 years and he won six super bowls with the team. the star quarterback will be on. 6:51. it is school, is it already out for the sumner? >> the shocking prescription just made boy governor newsom. >>> the coronavirus is dramatically changing our lives. we'll talk to people aout the country about what it is like dealing with the new normal. plus hear from doctors and nurses. they may not have the resources to fight ey could pass it on to family and friends of the >> facebook chief operating officer. how they are starting to stop the spread of miss in fox in their plan. anthony talks to john legend. what he does to make you feel better. >>> taking a live look from ok, so maybe we're new to home improvement, but we're determined. we got an insider tip on the ultimate flooring destination. whoa. floor and decor is amazing. look at us. we're shopping alongside real-life designers and contractors. i love this tile. and this one. and,

and we and i drove up walked into the back of the sanctuary, and there was one ,ady sitting in the sanctuary and she jumps up, runs to the back, shakes my hand, and says my family and i have something we think you may have an interest in. would you come out to the car after the program? i said sure. opensut of the car, she the trunk and tells me to hold my arms out. out the truck, and the stack is growing taller and taller. and she says what do we -- and i say, what do we have here? and she says, these are my grandfather's seven volumes of handwritten journals of his service in the first virginia cavalry and his postwar life. i thought i was going to fall over in the parking lot. as a historian, you dream about things like that. i want to thank all of the kelly ley family.aw they are the most wonderful people i have ever had the pleasure to work with, and i would be remiss if i didn't thank the university of tennessee press who published the book. so the family is happy, the publisher is happy, so i am happy. so, a little bit about this man now that you have heard how this journey began. thi

half of the hospital, you know with either but we or persons on your investigation doctor steven per adi executive vice president of kaiser permanente telling the journal of the american medical association about the influx of coronavirus patients and san jose we're literally had to the camp hospital make sure that you've got not. >>i'm asking our personnel standpoint because to provide care to meet each month. requires resort some of person now doctor per audi says the highest reported cases at kaiser permanente. >>has been in washington state in northern california, the hot spots of the outbreak in a statement from kaiser permanente san jose senior vice president and area manager irene chavez says the number of suspected or confirmed covid 19 patients changes daily hospital does not provide daily figures but says the percentage of patients in san jose has dropped quote given that it is located in a copa 19 hot spot and that we count so many south bay residents as our members. it should not be surprising that we would care for a significant number of our patients in our san jose hospita

saturday it will be a chilly one in a windy 1, 2, so get the jackets ady to go for your weekend just of showers on saturday. spring forward an hour overnight saturday into sunday. so that means you got to just those clocks before we get to next week which also comes along with an adjustment to your wardrobe and ha rainfall returns monday tuesday into wednesday. heaviest chance of rain wil be on monday. robin. >>let's check in on the traffic, some of our bridges look fantastic like the richmond sandra fell so if you need to get to the north bay. now's yourchance, it's nice and light and quiet here on 5.80 westbound leading up to the toll plaza picking up. but i'm major delays were only at 7 minutesoff to one oh one the complete opposite 80. so if you need to get into san francisco, the bay bridge approaches one of our busiest year backup already spills out to west grand slow bnclimb the looking good on the suspension, no hot spots, but we have some slow spots busy on west for leaving antioch to pittsburgh 20 minutes to make it over to conquer. your jam through the all to mom but it's

almost half of the hospital, you know with either or persons under investigation doctor steven per adi executive vice president of kaiser permanente telling the journal of the american medical association about the influx of coronavirus patients and san jose we really had to the camp hospital make sure that you've got not. >>i'm personnel spin begins to provide the air we age spots requires resort some of personnel doctor per audi says the highest reported cases at kaiser permanente. >>has been in washington state and northern california, the hot spots of the outbreak in a statement from kaiser permanente san jose senior vice president and area manager irene chavez says the number of suspected or confirmed covid 19 patients changes daily hospital does not provide daily figures but says the percentage of patients in san jose has dropped quote given that it is located in a copa 19 hot spot and that we count so many south bay residents as our members. it should not be surprising that we would care for a significant number of our patients in our san jose hospital santa clara county has bee

mr adie's highest court is hearing a final appeal from the disgraced roman catholic cardinal george pell to overturn his sex abuse conviction the former archbishop of melbourne is serving a 6 year jail sentence for molesting 2 choir boys in the 1990 s. . you're up to date with the headlines in iran al-jazeera news are coming up in about 25 minutes when the next science is next. robot right. when i was your age i read about barry bonds and i think what they were the coolest thing ever ok then you can have these things that we read. and look you know but when i when i'm older i want to work with robots i want to build robots. are you. ready yet. with them for good so how to make the robot. a little bit much. like i think. you know really that. is going to be just the ticket. yet and then it's going right back up to the late night in the bronx. so it's 19 at the time in my 2nd year you know best today and i saw in my classes and i see tauriel so there were very few shows in my class and my professor told me that this is a big problem not just in now ben but all travis trailer in the well th

what specifically are they doing right now and are you confident they will be ady?he good news is that millions of health professionals our hospitals are working hard to prepare. they are clearing out some of the elective sur geryses, things that updon't have to be done right now, to get that f space rea a surge in patients. they are expanding their capacity, you know, brnging beds and floors back into use that were maybe not used,t buildingts for triage centers and testing in their parking lots to keep sik patients away from the rest of the patient population. there's a lot going on. >> reporter: how confident are yorethey will bey to meet the surge? >> i think they'll do a good job to meet the surge. if we as citizens make sure thie surg as small as possible by distancing ourselves like we're doing now, that will help out. my concern is will they have the resources for a sustained response and that's something congress will have to think hard about and act on in the days ahead. >> reporter: some people will look at the map on ths, and it's very alarming when you s

is a wonderful lady, great ady, and i have heard, read that the result was that she has it. i was a little surprised. also.nk he was surprised we did discuss it prior to, she s going to be fine, but he thought that she would not most the virus. unfortunately she does. we didn't discuss the border yesterday, no. go ahead, please. >> do you have any questions for these great geniuses up here, should, even a business question, relate it to what we're talking about? abc news, ing from miami, as a relatively new loridian, what is your message to the cruise line industry and the travel industry that it upon and since senator ick scott and miami dade mayor carlos jimenez have the same are sel s you and self-isolating? pres. trump: we have many white i asked them and that same question and they said, you don't have any and we don'tsoever want people without symptoms to go and do the test. test is not insignificant. as far as the cruise line all ess, we're with them the way. it's a great business. it's a great u.s. business, i know how important they are to the country, that includes

business endure, help workers keep their jobs, and help both businesses and workers emerge from this adythrive. >> brangham: the bill will include $300 billion for small payment to adult americans,sh targeted lending to key industries, and resources for hospitals and health workers who are tending to sick people. for the bill to prioritizeshing workers over corporations. minority leader chuck schumer: >> we believe that whatever oposal emerges-- and it will be bipartisan-- that it must bes a workers-proposal. >> brangham: the senate is expected to work on the bill throughout the weekend. the urgency comes as unemployment claims arngrapidly risicross the country, as industries from restaurants to camanufacturing are closintheirf americans stantly out of work. in fact, joble claims spiked to 281,000 last week, up from 211,000 the previous week. that's the largest week-to-wk riseince the 2008 financial crisis back at the capitol, this pandemic is not just affecti congress' legislative calendar. last night, two representatives, mario diaz-balart, a republican from florida, and ben mcads, a d

terminally ill healthcare rights activist ady barkan, w who had previously endorsed senator warren, announced thursday he was now backing sanders. barkan supports for medicare for all, and tweeted -- all, and tweeted -- "bernie sanders has done more than anyone else to build the movement for #medicareforall. he has reshaped american politics. reshaped what we think is possible. reshaped how we dare to dream. but, of course, it's not about him. it's about us. and i'm all in." senator warren star partner from the presidentitial race means there are no major candidates left to a woman. hawaii congresswoman tulsi gabbard has failed to qualify for any recent debates and won just two delegates on super tuesday, but she told "the hill" she has no plans to drop out. >> everywhere we go, we're contntinuing to draw large numbs of people who are really hungry for the truth, for strong leadership, and a candidate that is raising the issues i am about the need for a commander-in-chief who will have the courage to bring about a sea change in our foreign policy and these wasteful regime change wars, new col

washington state had some of the earliest infections, but they ady, kept it low and ste and for a mother they have been tracking it with a small increase in the number of cases, but not this long rhythmic form of the virus. so that is, that is the piece that we are trying to prevent, that is the piece that we are trying to prevent in new orleans, chicago, detroit and in boston right now. and trying to make sure that each of those cities work more like california than the new york metro area. >> i want to get your thoughts on facemasks. we asked you about it yesterday and you signaled you were thinking about it. pres. trump: i think i can say this because i spoke to dr. birx and dr. fauci, for whatever reason new york got to a very late start. and you see what happens when you get off to a late start. thinkrsey got off to -- i both governors are doing an excellent job, but they got off to a late start. when you look at washington state, you remember that that all started in a very confined nursing home. and you had 20 some odd people dying in one home. that does not mean it escaped that h

they have 250 beds ady for patients to be able to stay in f 2 to 3 weeks. the site santa clara is one of 8 different sites like this across the ate and it should be able to open by monday. >>should also be in hospitals bynext week the fda just approved a simpler coronavus test to get results in less than 15 minutes. bott the tests makesays it expects to deliver aut 50,000 of these tests each day beginning next week. the test starts with taking a swab from the nose or e back of the throat and then it looks at the nes that are present in the virus. the company is working right now with the federal governmento send the first batch to ere they're need most especially emergency rooms urgent care clinics. and doctors offices. >>it's 7.23 and stl ahead on this saturday morning, san se state is turning to 3 d printers to create lifesaving suppliefor [car engine failing to start] [clicking ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! eeh-- wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dratic opera music swells from radio ♪ [dog h[howling continues] >>we're backat 7

to make all that money their businesses stronger, to hire people, to expand on what and add ady have equipment because of what we allowed them to do and they that.iate if you come up and i'll take you to that area and you can look. of e are over 50 miles people growing grapes right along lake erie and they can do temperaturesof the the lakes provide for them. anything you can do working on hat issue would be greated appreciated. i want to thank you for your appearance today and the commitment you made not only to administration, more importantly, to the united states of america. us.all of i really appreciate you walking out of the life you were in, much better than this. know at times you feel like a mayo. on cinco de let's keep making america great way. in every thank you, mr. chairman. mr. neal: thank you. let me yield to the gentleman jersey, mr. pascrell. mr. pascrell: secretary, thank you for being here today. going to be pretty. ut i have great respect for you. you, and oneter to of the members of your staff letter when i at as making a comparison between the request that the c

here with the exclusive announcement is the sec chairman, adis ajit pa. >> we have pulled out the stopsfter some of the bad actors and recently i outlined our boldest step yet, to demand that companies give a digital for instance gear footprint to every phone call. you would know whether or not the call is legi legitimate. it's going to be a big step forward helping protect consumers from the hassle and sometimes the scam of the robocalls. >> you say it's a critical step in eradicating robocalls. what is it fundamentally, mr. chairman, that would stop these people from making them? >> so, the biggest problem right now is that a lot of times when you see a phone number on your phone that seems to be from your area code, and you pick it up, it's somebody else, might be a world away. and the phone companies also might not know exactly whether or not that call was legitimate. by requiring them to implement this new stir shake n caller id framework, the companies will be able to verify the accuracy of that call, that digital finger print so-to-speak if it's not there, then they can identify

adi takes a look back at some of our best trips and adventures this year on the show. 0h, hold on a minutehe worst affected regions. protests, celebrations and calls for action — people around the world mark international women's day. good morning. england hold on to secure victory over wales as they secure the triple crown and condemn the reigning six nations champions to their third straight defeat. could morning, after the overnight rain we have a mixture of sunshine and blustery showers today, but throws more wet and windy weather to come early next week. join me later for all the details. it's sunday the 8th of march. our top story... emergency laws which would help to recruit millions of healthcare volunteers are being drawn up by the government, as ministers prepare for a likely coronavirus outbreak here. the bill, expected to go through parliament by the end of the month, would make it easier for potential volunteers to take time off work. 0ur political correspondent, chris mason, has the details. down the decades, people have been volunteering for the stjohn ambulance. the organis