nhs friends, and the collies of every member of nhs staff who have died in the recent weeks was up —on in this country can help our nurses and our nhs staff. you can keep your selves and others safe and out of our hospitals by staying home. we freed up more than 30,000 beds, equivalent to 50 general hospitals in the past few weeks and thatis hospitals in the past few weeks and that is before opening the extraordinary nhs nightingale hospital in east london. and i am pleased to announce today that alongside the new hospitals in birmingham, manchester, harrogate and bristol, i can confirm that sunderland and exeter will soon see nightingale hospitals in their communities too. these extra hospitals if we need them will be pa rt of hospitals if we need them will be part of the nhs's nationwide response to coronavirus. the greatest health care challenge the nhs ever faced and i am proud to continue the tradition dating back to the founding of our nhs 72 years ago. nurses are at the heartbeat of this people's health service. these are difficult days but amid the stark news that each day br

main treatment center for covert 1000 cases in libya has been attacked by forces loyal to the border collie for half the several projectiles hit the grounds of the hospital in tripoli libya has 20 confirmed infections so far voting has ended in the wisconsin presidential primary which went ahead despite the coronavirus pandemic the vote early went ahead after a last minute ruling in the supreme court results aren't expected until next week and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera of to rewind next . join me steve clemons on the bottom line for your weekly take on u.s. politics and society i'm changing the institutions frequently don't the system itself is set up to benefit those who understand you have people who actually believe things that are not true that is a crisis for democracy is a crisis of concentration the bottom line. hello and welcome to rewind this week where rewinding to 2011 and an episode of want to one east which had secured unique access to north korea's elite screen academy a school where young actors were trained in how best to extol the virtues

you can watch lectures and collis customers -- in college classrooms, tours of sites.a", we travel around the world for a look at "md international." this 1958 american medical association march of medicine program highlights american doctors working abroad and includes an introduction by vice president nixon. in remote locations ranging from burma to ethiopia, we see physicians treating locals for ailments such as tuberculosis, leprosy, and eye disease. announcer 1: ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states, richard m. nixon. vp nixon: how do you do? in a few moments, you will see a march of medicine program entitled "md international." i am pleased with this opportunity to introduce it because i believe full heartedly -- wholeheartedly in what it has to say. president eisenhower in his onte of the union message january 9 stated, the only answer to a regime that wages total war is to wage total peace. in this day of great conce

this could take weeks and doctors and collies are telling him he needs to take it easy and recover fullyit easy and recoverfully. i don't think him he needs to take it easy and recover fully. i don't think anyone should expect them to be back full subs are dominic raab who is the current deputy will remain in charge for at least a couple weeks of course during this critical moment for the government, for the country as ministers try to navigate their way through this crisis. does dominic raab have all the powers of a prime minister given the fact that some serious decisions maybe need to be made? in britain we have cabinet government but the prime minister is first among equals was that he has a special status at that cabinet table. none of this is written down, it is britain... that is how britain works! we run on unwritten constitutions and precedents. he is not the defector prime minister, dominic raab. he is deputized but he does not have the same toolkit and powers as the prime minister. boris johnson remains the premise are but in terms of sharing key cabinet meetings and orchestra

ornamental and we should have even fought the american revolution we'd be like collis under king george the 3rd maybe even worse. when you say off life support you're talking about the death of the constitutional state yes the death of constitutional state and notice this if you look at all of the debates that the democratic candidates for the nomination of had the constitution is like not even there you know these critical issues that we've just broached here and you can make arguments they're not even in the playbook like where are you you have to take an oath as president to support and defend and uphold the constitution now why is that they're the english when they overthrew james the 2nd and william and mary came in the parliament said we are not going to permit you to become crowned king and queen unless you take an oath to support the english bill of rights and that's why the oath is actually in the constitutional text itself is what the president has to do and none of them talk about the most important pledge that a president must make in order to enter office understand and for

treatment center of a covered 1000 cases in libya has been attacked by forces loyal to the border collie for after several projectiles hit the grounds of the kudrow hospital in tripoli on a day of heavy fighting between have to us forces and allies of the un recognized government libya has 19 confirmed case infections so far is the headline news for you here on al-jazeera after what i want east next. one of the really special things about working proud is here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much and put in contribution to a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would think what it is you know is that it turns the body but the good because you have a lot of people that are divided on political issues. we the people we live to tell the real stories are just men did used to do the work in dead journalism we don't feel inferior but good audience across the globe. in the foothills of the human eye you could see the race is on. to find the world's most powerful need to build warriors had followed. these are the descendants of the pools legends are good. goo

kerry diread when i got to colli discovered philosophy of these wonderful things. then we came to this place here. you never know where these things are going to take you. but it will probably take you nowhere. so that you have that chapter called apache women. it's really good. i think that being modest you talk yourself and you are pretty set and there's one that i read a where your father comes into your room at night and says i prayed to the lord about your decision and he's called me to testify and give our casting away his blessings to go after man's knowledge. in the wake of the next day and decided not to go to college. >> i very much described my dad's worldview. mostly i subscribe to it and then for all kinds of reasons but even once i did go, i think i still have to believe that i shouldn't go and that there's something kind of with good about the fact. my dad very much had a doctrine that we were told we were a peculiar people. for me to go to college was a huge breach of that and i thought it felt like a personal failing that i didn't have enough faith

treatment center of a covert 1000 cases in libya has been attacked by forces loyal to the border collie for half the several projectiles hit the grounds of the hospital in tripoli libya has 20 can fund infections so far voting has ended in the wisconsin presidential primary which went ahead despite the coronavirus pandemic the vote early went ahead after a last minute ruling in the supreme court's results aren't expected until next week as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera off to rewind next. join me steve clemons on the bottom line for your weekly take on u.s. politics and society i'm changing but the institutions frequently don't the system itself is set up to benefit those who understand people who actually believe things that are not true that is a crisis for democracy is a crisis of concentration the bottom line on al-jazeera. hello and welcome to rewind this week where rewinding to 2011 and an episode of want to one east which had secured unique access to north korea's elite screen academy a school where young actors were trained in how best to.

senator sanders, collie on capitol hill may be out of this race but he has certainly put his imprinton the democratic party in the field and it has now been whittled down to joe biden, the president is appealing to sanders supporters saying come over with me, interesting headline a few days ago, 50% of bernie sanders supporters will vote for donald trump's reelection according to a new washington post poll. what do you think of the state of play for 2020 at this point? >> not sure what senator sanders did today. he suspended his campaign but is not releasing his delegates and is inviting voters to continue to vote for him. that tells me he is going to go to the convention with a boatload of delegates and is going to try to have an impact and i can tell you sanders supporters, the sanders delegates are not too happy today, probably mad as a mama wasp. i wouldn't say bernie is completely out of this. i will say this. i don't think i have ever seen a member of a party change his party as much as senator sanders has without being the head of the party. in the last 7 years since senator s

held up funding for the ppp,f ultimately she caved and funded the program and her radical democrat collies are not happy. nancy took 5 minutes away from eating her designer ice cream. take a look. >> we don't know what's in the package yet, only know what is reported, but what you are hearing on all of us on the call is that we have real concerns about giving away leverage now without getting some of the priorities that we need. >> sean: small businesses in this country, they are desperate. many are taking pay cuts. they are trying to keep their employees employed.pl and that congresswoman is only concerned about giving up political leverage. sick, ugly, twisted, radical, repulsive. that's your new modern extreme democratot socialist party. and the mob in the media, they aren't looking out for you. they were extreme socialist agenda, the green you deal apparently more important. pelosi needs to get on her big carbon footprint private jet, she can bring her designer ice cream and her big expense in freezer with her. she doesn't want to bring it, i will mail it for her, find their way. get b

home deliveries, we work through a proxy system which means if someone has a friend, family member, collie knows people can pick up for them, i think the question was is there enough food available, is that the question? >> yes. before we let you go, what types of food are in most demand, and if people don't want to donate food, do you take cash? >> we are always willing to take cash, we need cash to fuel our trucks, pay our dedicated staff, cash is what always makes every food bank in the bay area operate. and food is available.>> i was going to say, what types of items you need the most, food items? >> the answer to that question is what is for ur loved one wha tonight, we call it the center of plate food. >> all right, david goodman with redwood empire food bank, we appreciate everything you are doing, so many people in need during this time. we appreciate your help, thank you. >>> again, your donation will help ensure food will remain available to those who need it most, as you heard the demand going through the roof. to learn more about how to make a donation you can go to ktvu.com /f

she's a collie, she's a friend.e said some days she thinks she's the most important psychology researcher in making these great breakthroughs and some days she thinks she's just the worst mom in the world because she forgot to pack her daughter's lunch. that's okay and it's really helpful when you have these many different roles she says if you slip up in one you can always fall back into the other. we've always assumed that men are going to have careers and families and lives and i think that women find great richness to their lives when they recognize that it's okay to have many parts to your life. >> one of our other favorites i think because even of the introduction we all think i think i tested it today i looked up wikipedia and the photo of the genius next to the click on this with albert einstein so it turns out, i may have i started telling this albert einstein's first wife i think it's important i don't even know that i will say it right, maleta merrick, we should hear her name and not just think of her as

recognized government in the capital tripoli controls the area in blue border collie for half formed the soft clad libyan national army controls the area in red . fires are saraj is prime minister of the government a passionate record in tripoli while half dozen ministrations based in the eastern city of tobruk his forces are trying to capture tripoli for a year now so far haven't succeeded beyond the school city's outskirts sammy hamby is editor in chief of the international interest a current affairs not assist magazine with a particular focus on the middle east he says the timing of the ceasefire isn't just about ramadan is calling a ceasefire now because the tide of the tripoli offensive has old now his 2 main bases the spine of the tripoli offensive is now under siege that's what the air base where the supplies come in from the east and that one or both of these bases are holding out which it seems have there is concern that he might not be able to hold on to them for much longer but more importantly have to believe that domestically his situation in the east needs attention he

she is a psychology reach her the president of the u university she's a mom, she's a wife, she's a collieshe's a friend. she said you know some days she think she is the most important psychology researcher making these great breakthroughs and someday she thanks she's just the worst mom in the world because she forgot to pack herki daughter's lunch. and that's okay, when you have these many different roles and she said if you slip up in one, you can always fall back into the other. we have always assumed that men are going to have careers, families, lives and i think that women find a great richness to their lives when they recognize it's okay to have many selves in many parts your life. so one of her other favorites that i think is because even the introduction, we all think and i tested it today i looked up wikipedia and the photo of the genius next to the sort of click on this with albert einstein, and so it turns out, i started talk about albert einstein's first wife and i don't think i will say it right, malay the merrick? we should hear her name and not think of einstein's first wif

indy, border collie down in australia, doing a pretty good job. apparently, there, yep. "world news now," the possible signs of what experts are calling quarantine fatigue. packed beaches during a california heat wave. full pews in a louisiana church. a house party in chicago. plus more states are set to reopen some businesses today. >>> also this morning, the college president who says campuses must reopen in the fall and her plan to do just that as college admission deadlines loom this week. >>> also new stories of survival. the young mom who battled the virus for 40 days. the former college athlete who spent weeks on a ventilator. and the nurse who thought he was cured, but then his cough returned. >>> say cheese! the picture-perfect way one group of roommates is beating quarantine boredom. >> how they're becoming thei living room. it's monday, april 27th. >>> it's just good to see some roommates getting along, right? >> right? do you want to duplicate the brand-new monica "the boy is mine" music cover with me? ♪ you need to give it up >> see, you set me up. yes, we'l

there's always been sort of a melon collie in havana but now that moment of optimism has withered. i think that's it. i'll hold my hands up like fidel. all right. thank you. thank you. >> weeknights this month we feature american history tv programs to preview what's available every weekend on cspan three. today a series of lecturers. presented by the university of mary washington. and thursday we learn about the american revolution and friday white house historical association historians talk about their jobs and the organization's mission to protect and preserve the executive mansion. american history tv this week and every weekend on cspan three. >> the true revolution took place in the minds of the american people. >> we're going to talk about both of the sides of the story. the tools, the techniques of slave owner power. we'll also talk about the tools and techniques of power that were practiced by enslaved people. >> watch history professors lead topics ranging from the american revolution to zblmgs on c span 3. on american history tv. and lectures in history available on pod

i had a collie who said it best. hearings on having the world health organization.iary committee, we should be having hearings on the loss of liberty that we see happening around the country. in michigan, for example, you have a cabin on the lake, you are not allowed to drive your own cabin within the state that you live. they say you can go to the store, you can buy food, but you cannot bite paint to fix up -- you cannot bite paint -- buy paint to fix up the debt -- deck on your own home. if you can go to the social store -- grocery store and maintain social distance, you can do the same. that is what the judiciary committee, the committee charged with protecting liberties should be having hearings on right now. we have not had any. host: do you agree with some governors that a time to reopening the -- do you agree with governors that are trying to reopen the economy and their states? guest: we have people who have never stopped working the last five weeks. they have figured out how to do this in a safe manner. the people who are hauling our food -- the people in t

he is an american mongrel, a cross between a collie and a husky.og costume of his own, sadly it was too big for me soi his own, sadly it was too big for me so i have to get my own but brian would have loved this because he used to help me with a lot of fundraising. so it‘s definitely for him, he loves the doggies so it‘s for the dog trust. explained to me, you will be winning the dog costume, the 26, where does this come into it? wejust the 26, where does this come into it? we just thought the dogs trust we re it? we just thought the dogs trust were not getting the money from the postponed marathon, so let‘s do something. let‘s really do something. let‘s really do something. why not go ahead and run it in the garden and do the whole marathon? because i decided to do this before the 2.6 was announced, soi this before the 2.6 was announced, so i thought we would set up the garden as london and my friend gina is running for another great charity and she was going to come and hold my dog lead. so gina, lucy the labrador and i have been training. what‘s