al goodman bringing us up to date on the situation there. many thanks. >>> as spain gets back to work, the white house issues a dire warning on the white how's unemployment rate. right here on cnn. we will look into that. back in a moment. staying connected your way is easier than ever. you're just a tap away from personalized support on xfinity.com. get faster internet speeds with a click. order xfi pods to your home in a snap. or change your xfinity services with just a touch. all in one place. you're only seconds away from all of that on xfinity.com. faster than a call. easy as a tap. now that's simple, easy, awesome. >>> u.s. president donald trump will participate in the annual wreath laying ceremony at arlington national ceremony later today. the ceremony will be closed to the public. that's the only way the virus has changed the plans this memorial day. >> reporter: even at a time of great uncertainty, there are efforts underway this memorial day weekend to honor those americans who lost their lives serving the country. this memorial

al goodman is in madrid. good to see you, al. good to see the mask. while most of spain starts to lift restrictions gradually, that's not the case yet for madrid and barcelona. what do the numbers look like in those two cities? >> reporter: hi, rosemary. the numbers are everything. the numbers are the health indicators, the regions that are opening up this day, about 50% of the population in territories all over the country have the best health indicators according to the spanish government and experts. they have the lowest infection rates, their hospitals have enough icu beds and other facilities to handle any sort of second wave. that's not the case in madrid and in barcelona and a couple of other cities around barcelona. what's the difference? over a 40 minute drive from where i'm standing in the provincial capital, they're moving to phase one. 10 people who don't live together, people separated to avoid the infections, 10 people who don't live together, that could be relatives, your friends, you could meet. in guadelahara they could sit at an outd

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al goodman in madrid.nk you so much. >>> the coronavirus pandemic is taking a heavy toll on people of color. that is essentially evident among latino communities in the u.s. what is causing the disproportionate impact? we'll take you into a hard-hit chicago neighborhood to find out next. >>> also ahead here, new developments in the inquiry into the death of a black man jogging in georgia who was shot. investigators say they're looking at additional video evidence of the shooting of ahmaud arbery. - when i noticed my sister moving differently, i didn't know what was happening. she said it was like someone else was controlling her mouth. her doctor said she has tardive dyskinesia, which may be related to important medication she takes for her depression. her ankles would also roll and her toes would stretch out. i noticed she was avoiding her friends and family. td can affect different parts of the body. it may also affect people who take medications for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia. she knows she shou

madrid and barcelona have been held back in phase zero of spain's reopening plan until now, and al goodmanin madrid. he joins us now live to explain. so, how is this all going to work, al? >> hi, rosemary. well, the scene behind me here, something so ordinary as having a coffee outdoors at an outdoor table has become something extraordinary because for ten weeks this has not happened here in madrid and in barcelona due to the confinement measures from coronavirus. and now this days, these measures being lifted for the regions around madrid and barcelona so that people can go out for the first time they can meet with people, up to ten people who are not living with them. they can go out to an outdoor terrace. this is the first one in my neighborhood we've found. these two young women said they don't usually come out to get coffee this early but they decided to try because they didn't think they could get a table. they're spaced out. just about half the country is on phase one which also allowed stores to be open, smaller stores to be open. and the other half of the country is on a more adva

journalist al goodman joins me from madrid.u get a sense from where you are that people are heeding what the president is saying? >> reporter: generally heeding the call across the country according to officials and police. the whole country has been on this confinement order for eight weeks, the state of emergency which continues. and the prime minister has said repeatedly that the opening up is not going to be all at the same time, not across the entire territory. on monday, more than 50% of the population that is going to get into phase one is going there, the government says, because the health indicators in those regions are better, lower infection rates, better capacity for the hospitals and health services to respond to a potential second wave. just 40 minutes drive from where i'm standing in the spanish capital, they will go to phase one. on monday, people will be able to go out to a restaurant like that, where there will be outdoor tables. they'll sit around with friends and family members. there will be a series of ot

al goodman is in that dwrid wine latest. what is behind all the protests? >> reporter: the far right party, third largest party in spanish parliament, has called the protests against the government at midday in madrid and barcelona and other city, they will be in automobiles because authorities are not letting crowds of people getting together. but we can expect to see a line of cars waving spanish flags. they are protesting what they say is the restriction on free circulation on free movement during this now ten week confinement order. the government says that the order is in place to reduce the infections, which it has, and that the right to public health and life is more important but the battle lines are clearly drawn. what we've seen now for weeks at 9:00 local time in the evening is spaniards banging pots against the government and now in the last couple weeks they have come down from their windows and balconies to street level to protest in the streets, some hundreds. so clearly there is more anger now building against the government. >> and this cha

al goodman there, in madrid for us. italy's lombardy region was, of course, especially hard hit by the virus. you may remember. it recently did begin to reopen. the virus, having devastated lombardy's nursing homes, with many elderly patients dying alone. ben wedeman, with that. >> the lockdown is over in the cemetery in northern italy. succumb to coronavirus on the 11th of march, but only now can family and friends say farewell. >> her voice breaking. his daughter nicoletta, says good-bye. but we never abandoned you, we never would, she says, because you'll always be in our hearts. this community in the foothills of the alps suffered one of italy's highest per capita death tolls. it was as if a tsunami overwhelmed us, especially the oldest people, nicoletta tells me. >> the average age of those who died from coronavirus in italy is 80. for the town of nemboro, the month of march was a month of daily death. you just need to look at the death notices here. this woman died on the 7th of march. this man died on the 8th of

al goodman is joining us from in grad madrid. it has to be a huge relief to get this break. >> hi natalie, this is a big deal. for most spanish adults, this is the first time in seven weeks that they have been able to leave the house for anything other than a short trip to the grocery store or pharmacy. now they are getting out, to be able to take a walk, to be able to take a run by themselves, to be able to ride a bike. and so we're just across the street from the parks that remain closed, but most of the adults are able do their workouts in the morning or evening. and it is about 10:30 here in the morning and in late morning, you can see that it is for the people who are older than 70 years old, they now have their own time and they will also be able to come back late in the afternoon. and then in the main part of the day from 12:00 to 7:00, it will be the kids who as we know got out last week for the first time after six weeks. so all of this is part of the transition, but the government is urging people to wear masks if you a

al goodman there in madrid. >>> every year, russia spares no expense for its celebration of victory in 1945 over the nazis as part of the former soviet union. to this day, rations call the war the great patriotic war. the anniversary celebrations on saturday were conspicuously scaled back. matthew chance reports. >> reporter: well, traditionally, it is one of the most important ceremonial days in russia with a giant annual military parade aimed at boosting national pride and showcasing russia's latest weaponry, but this year, victory day commemorations to mark the end of the second world war have been significantly slimmed down. vladimir putin, the russian president presiding over a military flight pass in the capital, involving helicopters, soviet era aircraft and some of the latest-generation stealth fighters. but it's still a far cry from the dramatic display of military power that we've seen in previous years and that had been planned this year before the pandemic struck. a somber putin then went on to lay flowers at the eternal flame war memorial near the kremlin, and as a sociall

journalist al goodman is in madrid first.hese protests, tell us what they're about and what we can expect. >> reporter: hi, michael, i'm at the starting point of what is supposed to be a protest starting in about 30 minutes organized by the far right party vox, you might hear horns and cars driving around with flags on them. the police are moving them out of this area right here, because they were standing here, the cars, right next to city hall. and these are secured zones. so, they're against the government, against the ten-week state of emergency, they're saying it restricts their freedom of movement -- that was one just driving by, we expect to see quite a lot of those, also against this social government's handling of the virus. this is in madrid and barcelona and other cities this day. there are also evening protests on the streets with people together. they are now in the few hundreds and people are watching to see whether those might get bigger. clearly an anchor level is building with conservatives against the govern

respirator masks for health care workers and i'm goodman is a republican strategist and joins us now from florida's star thank you so much for joining us here on al-jazeera this is one of the 1st trips that really donald trump has taken out of washington of course because of the current a virus pandemic and the crisis at schools in the u.s. and elsewhere we've also seen his approval ratings take a hit the latest poll shows that now 42 percent say that trump is doing a good job as opposed to 46 percent in april how damaged do you think this president has been by his handling of the coronavirus pandemic. well i think you know just listening to the rest of the lead up into this interview all over the world everyone's having in a way to learn on the fly the president was no different here in america i think he did very very well coming out of the box he held obviously a lot of press conferences barbara i think when those are to wear a little thin he. tried to look for an alternative and he are seen the alternative now where he visited arizona the honeywell plant where they are manufacturing $91.00 masks and will be a part of other productive protecti