good morning phil well the shares in international airlines group which is the parent company of british airways are up this morning but the whole sector i can say is pretty stable this morning on the stock markets all of europe. of course is not the only carrier suffering give us an overview of the sense would you. well of course this sector was one of the hardest hit in this crisis it was also one of the 1st hit when the corona epidemic broke out it doesn't even help that fuel at the moment is super cheap because of the decline of the oil price if you don't have passengers to transport if the amount of cargo is reduced the way it is right now you simply don't have to fly you have fewer flights grounded it doesn't really help that fuel is cheap here in germany the situation for lufthansa seems to be stabilized at the moment 87000 employees of towns are have entered the reduced work hours scheme called cold here in germany that's a scheme that's supposed to help businesses in trouble that's when you know the taxpayer of the state takes on the wages of those workers. it's also considering

said it would lay off up 212000 over its $42000.00 workforce its parent company that's international airlines group made a 1st quarter operating loss of nearly $580000000.00 and that's likely to worsen that with. running at only 6 percent of its regular capacity at the moment john hendren has been following developments from chicago he says the pandemic has amplified the big problems with boeing. for boeing these numbers were worse even than analysts expected it was hit by a double whammy 1st the company has been trying for a year to get its 737 max plane back up in the air that's its new most lucrative plane in that happen after 2 crashes the killed nearly 350 people it is now hoping to get that plane back at mid-year but meanwhile it's losing revenue from that and then along came the coronavirus and the global pandemic just wiped out traffic the c.e.o. of boeing dave calhoun says passenger traffic in commercial airplanes is down 5 percent and that has just walloped the company airbus is down to half a 1000000000 dollars in losses the c.e.o. of that company says this is the grave is crisis the aer

the parent company, international airlines group, saw a revenue dip of 13% in the first quarter. loss of $579 million. they're expecting this current quarter to be much worse. as you said, they're expecting this to take several years to recover. i will point out, boeing said the same thing, so, that seems to be what the airlines and aviation industry in general are pointing to, to get passenger demand back up to 2019 levels. it will be a long haul. stuart: yes it is. some things will change. that is one of them that will change big time. thanks, grade i did. good stuff. >>> get to baseball. officials are planning, coming up with a plan to restart the season. they want it to start in late june, no later than july the 2nd. they want to play maybe 100 regular season games. but they will be playing in empty stadiums. the league is considering three divisions with 10 teams per division. kristina partsinevelos joins us now. what do we know about reissuing refunds for tickets that i bought where there is no game? reporter: well, it seems now that the major league baseball position is no

>>> if you want to see what the pandemic has done to the airline industry, this animated graphic was released by the international aviation groupo control. it says europe's largest airports are handling 90% fewer flights compared to this time last year. as for international travel on the ground, the u.s. and canada have agreed to keep the border closed to nonessential travel for at least another 30 days. >>> america's food supply chain is showing some signs of strain as increasing numbers of workers have become infected. cbs reporter dean reynolds has more. >> reporter: even with the smithfield pork processing plant in sioux falls, south dakota, now the hottest coronavirus hotspot in the country, republican governor kristi noem says a stay-at-home order doesn't fit her state. >> we're just very different than the big populated cities, new york city that you see on tv. we're spread out. there's a lot more open space here in south dakota. >> reporter: though some worry the virus is spreading outward from the plant where hundreds of workers have tested positive, noem cites hard to verify data to back up her stance. >> we have seen

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. to iran well the u.s. secretary of state has commented on israeli plans to annex the occupied west bank mike says the move is that this is one for the new government in israel to make that the palestinian authority says it will strongly defend any annexation attempts . did there would be yellow money yeah we told all concerned at the national parties including the u.s. administration and the israeli government that we want to stand with cross hands israel announced the taxation of any parts of our lands and we'll consider all agreements and understandi

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology ness. to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the whole growing rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. to her own u.s. secretary of state my pump ai has reacted to the launch calling for iran to be held accountable a designated terrorist organization or launched a missile today and leave to the point of defense to talk about the details about that but when you talk about the un security council resolution 2231 i think every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that security council resolution i think it remotely is and they need i think iran needs to be held accountable for wha

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed. since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen basra be all jazeera to iran. white house correspondent kelly holocaust president trump for the white house press briefing about to launch the u.s. president issuing a stern warning to iran if in any way u.s. naval ships are harassed in the persian gulf by iranian fast boats in the words of the u.s. president he will make sure they are shot out of the water if they get close to our both the u.s. president saying that the u.s. navy is 100 percent prepared for any sort of engagement i also had the opportunity in the white house briefing to ask the u

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed. since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen by the old 0 to run. has bring in our white house correspondent kimberly how come for more on mike compiles comments as well as of course those tweets from the u.s. president from threats to to hit iranian boats to punish iran for launching a satellite sounds like we're heading for another major deterioration well there's no question that this is an escalation and the department of defense has also been briefing in the last hour the deputy secretary of defense david norquist telling reporters that the u.s. has the right to self-defense that iran n

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology ness. serry to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the home grown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen basra the old 0 to one well u.s. secretary of state mike pompei was calling on the united nations to say if the want to violated any security council resolutions a designated terrorist organization or launched a missile today and leave to the part of defense to talk about the details about that but when you talk about the u.n. security council resolution 2231 i think every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that security council resolution i don't think it remotely is

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. for us secretary of state. condemned the revolutionary guards launch as we mentioned hillary mann leverett is a former us white house official and state department official she says not everyone shares my stance on iran. he has long argued for military strikes and confrontation against iran he was a leading advocate within the top administration to call for the killing of iran's generals on the money back in january the december delhi january he is the one who made that argument the strongest or president tropp he again today is making the argument ver

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology nesa. serry to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen bus robbi old 0 to one and the u.s. president has been talking about iran satellite norms just this past hour during his daily briefing our white house correspondent kelly halkett was there kimberly i see you managed to get in a question about the launch yeah the u.s. president was asked 1st of all about his tweet early on wednesday with regard to what prompted it and if he had a warning for rod the president doubled down on his message saying in fact that if there were as any harassment by iranian ships or at ronnie and fast boats toward u.s. sh

group c protection in december, is bleak. there are reports the airline will lay off all of its employees by the end of the month. the international association says domestic air traffic globally is down 70% and any recovery is expected to be slow. other airlines that already collapsed under the weight of the coronavirus include the u.k. regional service and american regional carriers. correspondent: with billions of dollars in debt and most of its fleet grounded, the announcement surprised few. virgin australia handed over its books to insolvency lawyers as board members placed it in administration. it is the largest global airline to collapse so far under the shock of the coronavirus break. >> this is not something hurting virgin australia, it is hurting the industry globally. correspondent: the company will continue to operate while it is being restructured, but it leaves nearly 16,000 people in australia uncertain about their jobs at a time when unemployment is rising due to covid-19 shutdowns and a global recession coming a near certain reality. most staff had already been stood down due to flights being canceled. for weeks t

international stages look to us for leadership, look at the way we handled this >> reporter: some groups that analyze chinese propaganda say the goal is to create confusion like russia denying it shot down a ukrainian airliner in 2014. >> not necessarily to create an alternative idea but to say it may not even be possible to know at the end of the day where the virus originated. >> reporter: don't count on america in a crisis they said. lester. >> pete williams in washington, thank you. >>> on the front lines co-workers have become much more than that after saving one of their own. here is cynthia mcfadden. >> reporter: these are happy moments, a patient nursed back to health slipping the grip of covid-19 [ applause ] >> reporter: but this particularsomething extra. >> i never felt alone and i never felt like i wasn't loved. >> reporter: we talked to the recovered patient nursing coordinator derrick josey today home with his wife and two sons congratulations. >> thank you. >> reporter: you did it. >> yeah, by the grace of god, yes. >> reporter: he's worked at the new york hospital that saved his life bellevue for 15 years. remembering today a specific act of kindness from one of his colleagues when he was p

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. to iran. let's go to our white house correspondent kimberly how let's start 1st of all kimberly with the u.s. president's threat to start shooting at a rainy and boats what is the u.s. navy saying about that will they now escalate any difficult situations straight through the use of deadly force. well we're watching for that very carefully we know that there will be some podium briefings by both the state department and the department of defense in the next hour and we are monitoring that but here at the white house's things have been a little bit quie

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the homegrown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space seen basra the old a 0 to one. let's bring in our white house correspondent kimberly how for more on pumpin those comments how the big question of course is how does the u.s. plan to hold iran accountable for launching a satellite yeah and so far the department of defense has not offered any specifics even though that is what the secretary of state promised however i can tell you that just the last hour or so kellyanne conway advisor counselor to the president told me that lit iran should consider the tweet the early morning tweet on wednesday by the u.

the group suffered a major setback to its reputation after the accidental shoot down in january of ukraine international airlines flight 752 all 176 people on board were killed since the beginning of the 21st century iran despite diplomatic and economic isolation has managed to develop the technology necessary to elbow its way into an elite club along with rivals like the united states and israel as well as allies like russia china india iran is one of only a dozen countries in the world with the home grown rocket technology to launch its own satellites into space. well the u.s. secretary of state my pompei or has reacted to the launch calling for iran to be held accountable a designated terrorist organization launched a missile today and leave to the part of defense to talk about the details about that but when you talk about the u.n. security council resolution 2231 i think every nation has an obligation to go to the united nations and evaluate whether this missile launch was consistent with that security council resolution i think it remotely is and they need i think iran needs to be held accountable for what