says industry is now at risk of collapse unless urgent measures taken the tasha buffet reports from paris. a glimpse of war going on holiday in some parts of europe will look like this summer barriers separating sun loungers on the greek island of santorini not the beach experience that most holiday makers a used to but one that complies with new social distancing rules we hope these barriers won't be the future for beaches we don't want this but if this is necessary and if people safety depends on this sort of device then so be it we just want to work we want to get going in march borders in the european union were shot and nearly all travel stopped because the coronavirus pandemic a huge blow to the tourism industry one of the blocks main economic sectors as some countries begin to ease their lock downs the european commission has presented a rescue plan for the tourism industry it's recommending foul chose instead of refunds for council travel sanitary measures for hospitality and transport services and the reopening of some borders of course this is not going to be a normal summer not

tasha screwed up i am a veto. father was a resistance fighter executed by the nazis her mother was deported to auschwitz for her husband's actions and ended up in the machinery of the german occupiers oppression people and how long were you in the camp possible. i was probably here for around 8 weeks. before that in the race office in poznan and they had determined that i corresponded to the so-called area race. jets and the germans wanted to german eyes children of the area and race are said to one yourself write. 3 people. 3 life stories. with fierce in common. all 3 are victims of heinrich himmler is racist many of. the race fear s.s. visited occupied poland in 1941 and traveled through the bar to guard history. in 1939 poland had been carved up between the soviets and the germans. sections of the western part of the country including the so-called racecar to lie and were incorporated into the german reich. by the regions were placed under german civil administration. himmler's vision was to make germany the mi

employment for youths they need to see into government response well enough towards this didn't move tasha's schoolers really do would be able to study law study medicine study all decisions of education in the uk country you know some people no matter how you slice it does that once they don't see these things in place they will leave. the same challenges are found throughout the country the convoy's next stop is s.-o. a small town with a population of around $7000.00. him mystified and his team plan to use a different kind of presentation based around a large open at projection screen. as elsewhere in the gambia people here get much of the news and information from social media but it's also the medium which spreads most of the myths about how easy it is to get to a better life in europe. the truth is that for the vast majority of migrants those minutes will turn sour margaret from north africa very often from britain for example here and perhaps. images like these will be very familiar to view as of western media but for many here it's the 1st time they've been seen. karama is counting on

closer to you zoom in to the phone with a sort of video of you can you show tasha make this bottles with walter and son i've got some icons. of the geog my bottle of water and so. they will think pretty good you make these yourself easy. let's keep it up and get through this and. my name is roman don't charge over it goes over the livery guy and just pull deliveries surround the earth during the pandemic. it gives me a strange feeling to ride the bike on the street where enough long time ago used to be a future highway traffic and the extremes. that are the things in the city makes me realize how serious the situation is. so i just completed the food delivery and through the pandemic like i place the food on the floor and then i stand back and people pick it up some people do not understand then they get frustrated when i do not give them the food right that they had sold but you know it's just luck and always show you all say. the sound of new york those days the sound of the ambulance passing by. there was so many emblems cars in the streets. through the whole day. just. as you can see

let's cross over to chicago talk to tasha going to name a tasha we were talking to you earlier there some colorful words from the mayor about president trump what more did she have to say about the president. well mary lightfoot has said simply that donald trump is inciting violence her response there her rather choice rebuke that has received a lot of media attention was specifically a reaction to a tweet by president trump he part of that tweet he said that when the looting starts the shooting starts that is a racially tinge comments it dates back to the civil rights movement it was a comment made by a miami police chief the president later when facing outrage regarding the tweet said he was unaware of the historical reference or the fact that it was racially offensive and tried to explain himself but the mayor here in chicago like a lot of people around the country leaders activists protesters remain quite upset with the president for the 2nd time in less than 24 hours the protests here in chicago have been quite rowdy overnight more than 100 people were arrested a dozen police of

closer to you soon to the final a sort of video if you can be shown tasha make this bottles with inside i've got some icons. i don't have a geography of water and so. they will think pretty good you make these yourself easy. let's keep it up and get through this and mark. my name is roman don't judge a word goes for delivery guy in just a few deliveries around new york during the been done 2. but. it gives me a strange feeling to write the bike on the street where enough long time ago used to be a huge highway traffic and the stream. that are the things from the city makes me realize how serious the situation is. so i just completed the food delivery and through the pandemic like i played the for the on the on the floor and then i start back and people pick it up some people do not understand then they get frustrated when i do not give them the food right to the hand of the soul but you know it's just luck and all the show you say. this song goes new york these days the sound of the ambulance passing by. there was so many ambulance cars in the streets. through the whole day. just. becau

during the pandemic ad revenues are actually in freefall tasha sweet reports from los angeles. some of the biggest advertisers for television networks are cutting their existing deals pepsi general motors domino's pizza general mills are just some of the major companies looking to take advantage of an out in their contracts as of may 1st companies have the option of canceling up to 50 percent of their 3rd quarter ad revenue spending and now ad buyers are estimating that up to $1500000000.00 in commitments could in fact be cancelled insiders say this out if you will has always been in contracts but taking advantage of it is almost unheard of but the future of the pandemic a known owners of the major networks are concerned over what the future spending could look like all the revenue for long term ads are down the last minute opportunity buying when companies purchase ads closer to the air date is also reportedly low viacom c.b.s. chief executive bob baucus calling quarterly earnings on a call this week quote not pretty amc networks caution in ad revenue could drop about 30 perce

of this and as for cherry health they issued a statement tasha blackman the c.e.o. of the facility also claims to be unaware of c.b.s. staging anything nor did she instruct any staffer to get in line for testing so she says it will have much more on this story next week on the the press. that's our show for today stay curious stay younger because of course the show rehears sunday morning 1030 eastern time and you could also watch full shows right now on portable t.v. through our portable t.v. app downloaded right now from your app store i'm steve balls 1st see you next time on the press. we go to work so you straight home. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation full community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. direct. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. so join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. if . you skip the you mean you got you could only get you to go we just told you if you could get. things. to kill someone that's all it's goin

the things that have plagued us for too long she said let's bring in a very brief correspondent the tasha good name who's in chicago what do you make of what you had then it. well it's definitely in keeping with the comments that mary lawrie lightfoot mayor lori lightfoot has been making all along she is the city's 1st female african-american mayor and she has said from the start since george floyd died in police custody on memorial day evening that she shared the anger and frustration of african-americans and other people of color who have been in their minds mistreated by police in america that she supported their right to protest but to do so peacefully and that is not what has happened in chicago i do think a distinction needs to be made between protesters and what i would describe as agitators people who interspersed in the crowds bent on wreaking havoc you heard her enumerating the ways in which things deteriorated at one point yesterday there were as many as 3000 people on the streets of chicago most of them peacefully protesting but in the evening there were reports of people thro

of this and as for cherry health they issued a statement tasha blackman the c.e.o. of the facility also claims to be unaware of c.b.s. staging anything nor did she instruct any staffer to get in line for testing so she says it will have much more on this story next week the press. that's our show for today stay curious stay younger because of course the show rehears sunday morning 1030 eastern time and you could also watch full shows right now on portable t.v. through our portable t.v. app downloaded right now from your app store i'm steve malzberg see you next time on the press. he said to add to that he so he can each other than the human one. on the printers are going to that the brooklyn system so that this isn't just. me emotional running 2 months to go i feel still east of course and i suppose from the. business to that of. course the coach of the church. we think he minds be soldier to peace off the boots he's wearing. boots which so sold out so it can move the opposing opinion with the new one going on the show still with some russian police force swindles h

takes advantage of the strain airflight travel and begin to set up tent at the airport parties and tasha sweet has those details from l.a.x. . one of the busiest airports in the country is nearly empty flights are limited with travel restrictions in place some are utilizing l.a.x. as a place to call home for at the time being airports like travelers in los angeles they're now seen more homeless and some say they believe the impure airports are a safe place to be right now making it easier to social distance then i. on the streets according to l.a.x. police over the last 3 months they've counted $121.00 homeless people at l.a.x. however officials say they're seen a downward trend only county $94.00 at the end of april an airport spokesman believes the police crisis intervention team has helped to bring that number down there working to help guide those experiencing homelessness or mental illness to organizations with available services los angeles mayor eric garcetti says he also wants to ensure those without a home are getting tested for covert 19 i'm proud to announce our city will surg

of this and as for cherry health they issued a statement tasha blackman the c.e.o. of the facility also claims to be unaware of c.p.s. teaching anything nor did she instruct any staffer to get in line for testing so she says and will have much more on this story next week on eat the press. that's our show for today stay curious stay younger because of course the show rehears sunday morning 1030 eastern time and you could also watch full shows right now on portable t.v. through our portable t.v. app downloaded right now from your app store i'm steve walz 1st see you next time on the press. so we 5 years ago the scourge of fascism was defeated in europe the soviet union and its western allies were victorious what is the meaning of that victory today what explains freezing temperatures to rewrite history. to diminish the sacrifice made by the people of the soviet union. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every song came to a complete. the day that i was raped. told to show what they'd kill me and i see how it

and tasha's tweets are key. and back here in washington the u.s. senate commerce committee is taking a closer look at the effects covert 19 has brought on the aviation industry and while that hearing got underway today you have some aviation companies who are given billions of dollars from the coronavirus cares act to not lay off or for low any employees but they did it anyway so to get an idea of what's really going on with the airline industry and the possibility of more bailout money i'm joined by investigative journalist and co-host of boom bust bounce one ben good to see you so 1st things 1st who was at today's hearing what was their big pitch and what was their reaction yes so essentially the it wasn't the c.e.o.'s of airlines in this case it's more of the representatives of the unions who were there essentially that represented union executives representatives of executives of airlines as well as the airlines themselves the airline associations and essentially what they were there to tell the senate was that the airlines are in big trouble t

martin tasha thank you very much joining us now to discuss these climate change reports and much more is the host of news views use here on our team america scottie nell you scotty welcome aboard. thanks for having me stayed on there's a beautiful ascending day and most of america the sky is clear the sunshine is streaming through the windows it's a beautiful day lots of fresh air in the world that we live in today you know we're about to pick up what this guy who was a reporting on you have networks really going hard yet bill weir the climate guy on c.n.n. he did a letter a video letter to his son apologizing for the for the virus and the climate and we got to listen to science there combining these 2 issues playing on our fears of the coronavirus and saying we were warned about this you better listen to the warnings about climate change and it's really they do it without hesitation it's really an exploitation of our fears i believe. well you know steve i like to give the 360 view both sides and they tell you on one side you do have the climate change folks saying listen you thought

rights icon reverend dr martin luther king in 1968 when there was major unrest across this country tasha thank you very much. well for decades incidents of excessive force being used on black people of lead to talk of reform but little action in march of 1901 video of rodney king being beaten in los angeles that was broadcast around the world the acquittal of officers involved spot days of riots in february 2012 trayvon martin was shot dead by a member of a neighborhood watch group that led to the launch of the black lives matter movement there were several high profile deaths involving police officers in 2014 including eric garner michael brown and 12 year old tommy rice and 2015 freddie gray died in a police van in baltimore whilst in the custody of 6 offices just over a year later philander castiel was shot and killed during a traffic stop let's bring in calls sadly he's an assistant professor and historian covering the intersections of youth race and crime at emory university he joins us from atlanta georgia call subtle and welcome to the news hour what has to happen here or what has

restrictions remained in place particularly in paris they said it was far from resuming normal service is now tasha butler reports. back to work for some people in france but not quite back to normal in the paris metro staff handed out masks that are now obligatory on public transport and distributed hand sanitizing gel but with a large number of people commuting so should distancing was clearly impossible. the 20 minutes for a train some people were not wearing masks and at my station in the suburbs staff were not handing out mass like here you can't socially distance with so many people but. we should have a very modern orderly metro we're not confined spaces it's just a shame we were at grice a rare mass in the 1st began in france because maybe they could've been staying home after 2 months of strict lockdown the french government has lifted some restrictions allowing some businesses to resume work as people began to move around paris again traffic returned to the city's famous shells an easy avenue and shops welcomed customers many the shops on this street are open even though it's not busy the

al-jazeera is a tasha game they're reporting live from chicago many thanks indeed that's a show where president donald trump was warned protesters that they'll be confronted with quote almost us weapons in a series of tweets a short time ago trump said that the protesters at the white house on friday were a big crowd professionally organized but nobody came close to breaching the fence if they had they would have been greeted with the most vicious dogs and most almost weapons i've ever seen that's when people would have really been badly hurt us at least but he secret service agents awaiting for actions who lived out of the white house a white house correspondent kimberly hellcat is there was the president up to which is which audience is he speaking to here is he goading protesters. yeah it's interesting you bring that up because one of the president's tweets is essentially a call to his supporters to come out saturday evening to the white house to stage a counter protest the u.s. president saying one of his tweets tonight i understand is maggie night at the white house maggie of cou

that's got some weather mckelway as here we were talking to the tasha butler a little earlier in paris who was wrapped up as if she was it was the middle of winter it's monday march weather it disappointing is it just is that kofi restrictions being lifted the weather goes the wrong way for just one of those things if you look over here this is the satellite picture shows you it looks very much like a giant storm this massive cloud revolving over from it's mostly it is france we're talking about here but it would expand further and of course conditions were not really in the low center city or for still so there is more rain to come but look at this cold front here that will come to in just a 2nd that's the limiting factor the rains being squeezed out of the south it's i mean this is a picture of bordeaux if you're driving as you say in the trash about there was showing it quite clearly all wrapped up so it's wet and it's not particularly warm the average temperatures should be about 10 degrees higher than what it is now the rain is still going to fall but the hospital going through no

i think that over the years, over the decades that tasha what did you call it? the prison pandemic grew. the people are trying over and over and over again to figure out a way to speak it into illegitimacy. and that the way to speak it into illegitimacy was to point out it's many flaws. now, i have done this, too. don't get me this wrong. i'm not saying of the people did it long and i did. of course i did. people would say prison was assigned for men so it is bad for women. people would say prison is for adults and it's bad for children. or prison it's a people who are healthy and so it is bad for vulnerable people. or prison is for people who have ordinary kinds of abilities, therefore, , it is difficult for disabled people. or prison is facing a two gender system so it's difficult for gender nonconforming people. all those things are true but prison isn't good for anybody. so like that healthy heterosexual man with generally no difficulties in getting around and so on and so forth, it's that good for him either. it's bad. but i think the search for how to spea

tasha blackmon is the ceo. >> we have enough testing kits but we're really short on gowns.95 masks. we cannot expand further without any additional personal protective equipment. >> reporter: they also can't expand testing because of recent staffing cuts. >> cherry health has laid off about 25% of our staff. >> wow. and at a time like this. >> exactly. >> reporter: by executive order, the governor has shut down most of the economy. drawing ire from a small but vocal minority. some think she's gone too far like sheriff ted schendel of a rural county. >> we're on executive order number 60. >> i detect you feel a certain way about that. >> it's one right after the other. so a one size fits all approach. i can use my county for example. we have zero deaths. let's give us a chance to go ourkts get back to work, put food on the table for our families. >> reporter: but the governor says testing above all else will help determine when to reopen. >> some think we should move faster. i'm going to listen to the public health experts and i'm going to work with the business side of the

bone: that was my emailed tasha dr. bowen -- dr. bowen: yes, that was my you know -- that was my email. >> i was reading from dr. bright's complaint. i received what appears to be a copy of this email. i think it is cited wrong in the complaint. the email i received is dated january 31, 2020. it includes all the language that i just read to you from the complaint, and this is exactly needs all thetee exhibits cited by dr. bright, not just the one selectively obtained by "the washington post" and needs the full emotions -- email chain. this document also says, this email to dr. bright and laura "my, it says and i quote, government strategy is to help the u.s. government if and only if the v.a. and dod become my customers after this thing is over." dr. bowen: yes, sir. >> i would like to submit the mail for the record. we will send you an electronic copy as per our agreement. have,wen, you said you you know, you want to help u.s. government, you want to help americans get the masks. yet it appears that there seems to be a condition he

tasha dixon and bridget sullivan, the two miss usa contestants claim trump walked into their dressingrooms where female participants were changing and achange i ing. melinda mcgillavay said he touched her buttock. natasha stoynoff said he kissed her at mar-a-lago. jennifer and guliet said he kissed them without consent. samantha holvey, miss usa con see contestant who said trump inspected the pageant contestants individually. ninni laaksonen said trump groped her backstage at david letterman in 2006. jessica drake accused trump of grabbing and kissing her without her permission. summer zervos claims trump assaulted her during a 2007 meeting. cassandra searles said trump treated herself and other female miss usa contestants like cattle. had them lined up so he could get a closer look at his property. alva johnson said trump kissed her without content at a rally in 2016. e. jean carroll accused trump of assaulting her in a dressing room in the mid 1990s. karen johnson alleges trump kissed her and groped her without consent at a new year's eve party at mar-a-lago. again, trump has denied