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who went from coaching boys football to teaching young men life praed right push each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. we're going to watch al-jazeera remind of our top stories this hour there being 2 attacks in afghanistan one on a funeral in the eastern province of niagara and it's killed at least 17 people another at a hospital in the capital of kabul which is still ongoing. as india reports its biggest daily increase with more than 4000 new infections the vast rail network is starting to reopen the trains are making return journeys to 15 major cities from the capital delhi after 7 weeks shut down. the united states' top infectious disease expert is warning that opening the economy too soon could lead to needless suffering and death and she felt she was due to testify at a senate health committee in just a few hours. or a corruption trial is underway in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff has denied charges of embezzlement corruption in the country's top court he was arrested last month and is being detained in a high security prison in the capita

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fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 football rebels enters the world of footballing legend praed right push each. who when from coaching boys football to teaching young men like president bush each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. another early morning another ceremony to bit health workers by well. 29000 cuban doctors and nurses working in 59 countries around the world as confirmed cases of coronavirus increase so does demand for cuban medics medical services at the island's main export while western commentators assume cuba sends doctors mainly to expand influence experts on the other health system draw a different conclusion you're making a big sacrifice why are you willing to go. because there are other people that need me people that are sick and dying and not isn't right people shouldn't be dying when there are people who can help them. expelled from their base in jordan in lebanon and left in a political wilderness rebellion was rising in the ranks of the p.l.o. but was this just another inevitable step on the road to that this is a fact of this long to overcome tha

fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 of football rebels enters the world of footballing legend praedright push each. who when from coaching boys football to teaching young men like president bush each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. there's a wave of sentiment around the world where people actually want accountability from the people who are running their countries and i think often people's voices are not heard because they're just not part of the mainstream news narrative. obviously we cover big stories and we report on the big events going on but we also tell the stories of people who generally don't have a voice and i'm one of the child my that's never be afraid to put a hand up not a question and i think that's what i'm still really does he ask the questions to people who should be accountable and also get people to give their view of what's going on. in countries like mine people have been killed too because we in the united states have privatized the old problem from the war this was a deal with saudi arabia things were done differently saudis other arabs when they cam

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fathers faced each other in battle episode 3 of football revels enters the world of footballing legend praed rag push each. who went from coaching boys football to teaching young men life president bush each of the siege of sarajevo on al-jazeera. hello again this is al jazeera let's remind you of the main news this hour a whistleblower in the u.s. has told a congressional hearing that the nation could be facing its darkest winter in modern history dr rick bright says that he was removed from his government post because he raised concerns over the white house coronavirus response. china's industrial output is recovering from the coronavirus lockdown faster than expected production was up in april for the 1st time this year but the government says the economy still faces many challenges. and the u.n. envoy to yemen says the perfect storm of cholera malaria and the corona virus poses a grave risk to the population confirmed cases have risen to 72 in recent days. there are fears of a spike in corona virus cases in east africa as nearly half a 1000000 people have been pushed out of the homes by

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the death toll can go pra dra matticly. from california, may 1th they are actual numbers state had. 2100 deaths. and they are planning to move to face two, we could have double the deaths. the model says 4600 can day. let's show you a new graph from the whole united states. may 1st, we had 65,000 deaths. had is the country. now with the states reopening, that number with grow to 135,000 deaths by august 1st. again, that is doubling the number. let's show you the numbers across the bay area. where we are now. we are shy of 9,000 cases for the bay area. san francisco saw a huge search today, adding 104 cases. the highest one-day told. santa clara county added just 11 cases. this is the lowest number they had, the lowest one-day total. >> a change of scenery for governor newsom. today, he e hosted his briefing from a store called device. it sells california-made products. the governor said this thursday, he's going to lay out a detailed floon allow many types of businesses to reopen pride. >> i cannot impress on people more, t

>> it doesn't really change the fact that people are very, very close together and nos pra practicing distancing. the loud projection of the voice and prolonged periods of time is how the droplets spread. doesn't matter whether you're indoors or outdoors. >> the coronavirusback began to president in the u.s. in january, said the cdc. cryptic spread by january. your reaction? >> doesn't surprise me. no cases in december and january, because we were looking for it. then, remember, back in, january, february, our requirements for testing were very strict. they have evolved. we used to only test people if they had fever and a cough. recent travel. we've realized there's a whole lists of symptoms on the cdc website. the virus evolved, our recognition of the virus evolved. we didn't see positive tests because we weren't looking for them. i have no doubt that there were cases earlier in the winter. >> all right. doctor, thank you so much for weighing in. appreciate that. >>> a tipping point. the path to change in this country after days of protest. congressman emanuel cleaver joins me to wei

family -- you have to play a role if you're younger in the economy and you have to practice all the praaring a mask, washing your hands, social distance in that effort. here are the sectors of the economy we'll gradually reopen over the next four weeks but you have to do this. one thing that we all should take stock in, over the last three months we've learned that the american people have stood up and actually taken responsibility for their behavior and their actions. i think you could open parts of the economy by engaging the public in their role and responsibility. they want to do something, they know they have a role to do not metaphor of just opening the economy. i think we dial it up, stage by stage, in a sense of lights getting brighter. engage the public in their role and responsibility and then use our health care that we have built up in the last three months to apply to the most vulnerable parts of our population. whether you're a senior, poor, a person of color, you're more vulnerable to this disease and its devastating consequences and that's where we should apply public re

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and there is a lot whether everyone will wear a mask and the president will wear a mask, and prness pra it, perhaps it should be noted that as much as he wants to declare the pandemic over and open everything back up, while he is taking the victory lap, look, the plant is opened, ford has had to reclose two of the plants that they just reopened. because of coronavirus cases among the workers there, once they reopened. they had to reclose this week, a plant in chicago, and they have had to reclose a plant in dearborn michigan after reopening. and that sort of thing is happening now, in states that are reopening all over and it is not only in workplaces. big workplaces like those auto plants. it is also happening in places like church, too. the "washington post" today profiling two churches, one in georgia, one in houston, texas, that were happy to open back up, everything's fine, things in the past now, let's start holding services again, but now, after doing that, they have closed their doors once again, because families who attended services at the church ended up contracting the virus

. >> leaders were propositivie pra recovery fund to help the eu nations with the pandemic. french president macron says the money should be given as grants, not loans, and should focus on the regions hardest hit by the coronavirus. the two leaders call the plan a major step forward >>> in michigan, some autowor r autoworkers are back at work before dawn, employees streamed into a truck plant near detroit. tens of thousands of autoworkers across north america are set to return to work this week >>> and in california, a thousand chickens from an egg farm struggling because of the pandemic will get to live out their lives at an animal sanctuary. two planes were chartered to bring them from the part in iowa, all the way to the animal place sanctuary north of sacramento can't imagine what that was like on that flight as always, get more coronavirus coverage by going to cnbc.com. scott, back to you. >> we appreciate it, sue thank you. >>> to bob pisani now, tracking the big etf movers in today's rally. bob? >> good to see you, scott. optimism around that moderna vaccine and rally

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guidance they're saying the data is tip ng the when you look at the clusters of infection is from rest praorre droplets and from groupsof people that have been together r for long periods of time >> dr. gottlieb, early this week, we got the news from moderna about their vaccine and some people since then have criticized a lack of hard data released and it was more just pointing to news rather than hard data. dr. fauci has been more positive perhaps than some of the analysts have been where do you stand on that has sheen more of the data to lead to that president obaview t has been released he welcomed more than the critics? >> well, i don't know what tony has seen, but it's hard data just early it's 45 patients all the pashlts developed antibodies to the virus and then eight of the patients they were neutralizing so not only bound the virus, but destroyed the virus. the other 37 patients we don't know yet whether they developed neutralize l antibodies because they weren't tested yet. the nih, tony's group, does that testing. they have to do it in a secure lab because they're exposed the bl

that i'm so proud of doing, but this virus is revealing in ways that are so sobering to the heart the pra fragility of our society from the issues of domestic violence to americans living with disabilities, to our seniors in nursing home to the navajo nation right now after new york and new jersey is the third biggest impact, 118 days until a vacancy is open that we're talking about here and in those 118 days, thousands of americans will die. and are we talking about that? are we summoned back here to come together? the first thing we do is a nomination here in this committee talking about a judge that's divisive no matter which side of the aisle you know this is partisan divisiveness. i see data now that should give us all pause. it should make us, frankly, many of us weep who love this country. the way covid-19 has disproportionately harmed communities of color. preliminary data indicating this infection is killing black americans at staggeringly higher rates. 13% of your nation's population is black, but according to the data blacks account for about a third of the nation's infections,

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in interviews with 82 administration officials, the "post" outlines a story of des pra desperation and dysfunction, with a look at what took place between march 29th, when trump agreed to extend social distancing guidelines, to this past week. during that time, the "post" notes that trump was so determined to extinguish the deadly virus, that he repeatedly embraced fantasy cure-alls, and tuned out both the reality that the first wave has yet to significantly recede, and the possibility of a potentially worse second wave in the fall. according to the paper, in early april, tensions were growing between the doctors and scientists advising the response, and the president's economic and political aides. despite having no expertise in epidemiolo epidemiology, white house economic adviser kevin hassett built a model of operations, embraced inside the west wing by the president's son-in-law, jared kushner, and other powerful aides. for trump, the analysis provided justification to pivot, to where he preferred to be, cheering an economic revival rather than managing a catastrophic health crisi

las mujeres porque es una de las medidas que estÁn tomando las autoridades para evitar la propagaciÓn prala presencia de las mujeres en la calle. >> por supuesto que hacen falta, obvio que sÍ. >> algunass mujeres estÁn felices con el cambio de roles. >> bien porque se tienen que meter en esos asuntos. >> ha dado para todo tipo de memes en redes sociales de los que no se salvÓ ni el expresidente de colombia juan manuel santos, desde bogotÁ colombia, para un nuevo dÍa, diana rincÓn, telemundo. >> oye, pues muy buena medida, no sÉ si en mi caso funcione ¿eres bueno para el mercado?. >> on line. >> mi marido le mando que compre una cosa y regresa con otra. >> el dÍa de hoy todavia confundo cilantro con el fer Ágil. perejil. >> es la verdad, me sigue pasando, mi mujer nunca me manda al superpor eso. >> te entiendo completamente, en mi cassio muy buena para las finanzas, podemos ir al banco, a la tintorerÍa, al supermercado, es que somos lo mÁximo. >> yo no. >> ustedes no son buenos para todo. >> tengo otras, gracias. >> (risas). >> salud para toda nuestra gente bella de colombia, pero para alg

they have the idea in it mind the december pra the times call for desperate measures. it's important to note that this is not the first time congress has had to work through national emergencies. be it the civil war, spanish flu pandemic, two world wars, and after september 11th this body continued to operate. in fact, after 9/11, there was an exhaustive effort for years that would make sure that the house rules had a mechanism that would allow the house to continue to function during catastrophic times. that effort took three years to implement. and i'd like to remind members as we sit here and contemplate changing 200 plus years of voting and committee precedent, we already have a product of those three years of bipartisan work. we have rule 20 clause five which the speaker could exercise and was crafted to allow the house to operate when impacted by natural disaster, attack, con taj contagion. the changes to house floor and committee process being proposed in this resolution are heavily dependent on the clerk of the house, house recording studios, and the house info