we're reactivating almost every day. >> arlene, what are you seeing?rontlines interacting with patients as they come in. what has that been like? >> well, you know, as we are all aware, these patients are extremely critical ill. this care becomes very challenging, very stressful for those of us at the bedside. there's obstacles that we become creative in trying to get around. then we have the emotional aspect that we are all dealing with. these patients are on ventilators, they're on multiple iv drips and medications, sometimes anywhere between five and ten drips. along with other medications and physical care that needs to be provided. so it's extremely challenging and stressful. >> can only begin to imagine. >> julia, as we look at what could be done, there's so much talk about the defense production act and the president having not really formally invoked this despite him going back and forth on it. there's a lot of purporting in "the new york times" and the "washington post" about companies being confused as well. what should happen at this point?

so he never told arlene.it wasn't until late 67 that arlene finally was formally diagnosed with cancer and then died and i think in march or april 68. chris wallace was running farmed out his three kids for relatives. >> not a nice

so he never told arlene.it wasn't until late 67 that arlene finally was formally diagnosed with cancer and then died and i think in march or april 68. chris wallace was running farmed out his three kids for relatives. >> not a nice >> details her time interview program with this house interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. all afterwards programs are also available at broadcast first podcast. such a pleasure to speak with you today about your book,

arlene in scotland asks, i work in a care home and i have a faulty valve in my heart. she says she is also prone to chest infection. what do i do? questions for her and the people she is looking after in the care home as well. there is guidance for care homes, and we are looking at this as well as we get more information about the virus and keep continuously updating that. she has recognised the risks by asking the question, so i think the first important one is for the people in the care home, if she is symptomatic, she should definitely not be going to work. she needs to move herself out. that would be the advice. keep yourself at home as soon as you start to get any symptoms, to protect the people in the care home. in relation to herself, she would fall into a more vulnerable group, so, again, she needs to keep aware of who she's interacting with, if her friends and family are visiting, if they have

looking for years and we have other places arlen does a lot of work for us you know that in world in the pharma world. a very tremendous producer. and we are looking to bring. a lot more back home and excuse me you know me for a long time i've been talking about this for many years long before i decide to run for president been talking about this and we have to be able to take care of our country and that was one of the many things on the list, so we'll be talking about it, but we are we are discussing it in marco's very much involved in peters very much in love lot of people are involved in a lot of people feel that way but we'll be he said canada has closed its borders are you considering not to the united states united states of course are you considering closing borders of the united states also used canada has not closer to the united states so we're working very closely with canada and. >>but they have not close and they have closed it to the world but they have not closer to the united that are both in the us plan for to say that

that was arlene foster, the first minister of northern ireland speaking in the last hour.is elisabetta groppelli, lecturer in global health at st george's university of london. thank you for coming in. let me ask you firstly about the kind of dilemma that governments have. give it your area of expertise as a virologist, does social distancing work? from my point of view, yes it does. because the virus enters the human body and replicates and then it needs to go on to infect somebody else. it does that travelling on droplets and those droplets travel between one and two metres. if you keep that distance or longer, the virus cannot travel that much. very scientifically based. what it like in your country of origin? because italians are very expressive people, love to hug and be in close contact. it is challenge absolutely. at italians but as human beings normally, that is what we do. we shake hands as well. and this is white not only the situation is serious but requires a change of mindset for all of us. there are practical questions about how quickly you can apply these me

in a news conference after the meeting, first minister of northern ireland arlene foster explained thed. we have both moved from the contain phase to the delay phase and in this new phase there are a number of staged actions, some of which we have taken, some of which will be taken in the coming period. 0bviously all based on scientific and medical advice. whilst these actions will have a significant impact for a period of time on our daily lives, they are designed with one objective and that is to save lives. it has been very good today to hear the details of the particular medical circumstances in both jurisdictions and it is detail that informs the timing of our decisions. and our approach in northern ireland has served us well, but we are certainly not complacent. we are certainly not and we are continuing to take the expert advice that is provided to us in terms of the timing of everything that we do. that was arlene foster, the first minister of northern ireland, speaking after a meeting with the irish government earlier. reports in the spanish media say the government there is p

. >> qué tal buenas tardes le saluda césar bayona y arlene muchas gracias por su preferencia. el congreso. también se confirmó una muerte por este virus. sandra bermúdez estuvo ahí justo cuando tocó puerto ya sabemos que las personas están desembarcando, cuéntanos. >> efectivamente, comenzaron a desembarcar los pasajeros de este crucero de 3500 personas en california, dijo el gobernador que ese proceso tomará dos a tres días para que salgan todos los pasajeros >> es el momento cuando tocan tierra por días. el video es de un pasajero que está a bordo y muestra familias abajando. abajo se inslató una carpa para que sepan donde dirigirse, el primer pasajero fue llevado en camilla a un hospital, para unos serían unas vacaciones que se volvieron pesadilla >> era un sueño las primeras semanas lo pasé inolvidable. hawai es

didn't feel like that in spain felt much more open people were much more ready to enjoy their lives and arlen there was always guilt or. to be described as skilled very well. honors his characters in their struggles many of which are universal. alias for instance fled poverty and suffered emotional turmoil as did millions of immigrants. to be in thinks it's important to get the setting right e.q. to pitch the times in which is characters are living. i almost think if you know in a painting or portray the work done behind the brushwork just make it color behind often does a great deal of work even though it seems like background i think if you're writing a novel set in time no matter what you do what going on in that in the either background or deep background of the society has to make its way into the novel even if you try to keep it out it will come in somewhere other doesn't meet the foreground this project to know it if you know what year because it matters enormously. the characters in tobin's novels tend to be ordinary men and women teachers accountants merchants all from rural ireland

didn't feel like that in spain much more open people were much more ready to enjoy their lives and arlen there was always a guilt or. to be described as guilt very well he honors his characters in the struggles many of which are universal. even if for instance fled poverty and suffered emotional turmoil as did millions of immigrants. to be in thinks it's important to get the setting right eat the depicts the times in which is characters are living. i almost think if you know in a painting or portray the work done behind the brush work just to make it color behind often does a great deal of work even though it seems like background i think if you're writing a novel set in time no matter what you do what's going on in that in the either background or deep background of the society has to make its way into the novel even if you try to keep it out it will come in somewhere other doesn't mean it to foreground this project to know if you know what year because it matters enormously . the characters in tobin's novels tend to be ordinary men and women teachers accountants merchants all from rura

keith, has arlene foster been implicated?t that implemented the scheme. the report says that she should not have signed documents that were involved in the setting up of the scheme and all the way through during the development of the scheme. even though she was given advice which said was often inaccurate, incomplete or misleading. sir patrick coghlin has made 44 recommendations, aimed at reforming the civil service here in northern ireland. updating the code of conduct for ministers and how they use their special advisers. during the inquiry arlene foster said that she did not read detailed documents but relied on advice from her advisers. sir patrick coghlin in his report, one of the recommendations, he said ministers presenting the assembly with legislation for approval should sufficiently read and familiarise themselves with that legislation. clearly aimed there at arlene foster, now the first minister. overall the overriding conclusion of this, it says, responsibility for what went on was lying notjust with one individu

in this whole center and nutritionist arlene brandow and her team have a patient base of 30000.many of those people are an educator and know next to nothing about healthy eating she advises her patients and also pays home visits to raise awareness among members of the community who don't visit the health center. this is that then. we want to make natural foods more readily available than processed foods that solve biggest challenge that many mothers in this area go to work and don't have much time so they often give their families ready made meals is a tricky thing that's a common problem it had a look at. the nutritionists patients include maria disinvite and her family. she's a cleaner and her husband took early retirement maria her daughter and her grandchild are all overweight they don't eat a healthy diet. but now they're eating habits are starting to improve. the contents of their kitchen cupboard are typical for poor families in brazil. all of these murdock's have a high sugar content as people have adopted this diet year that's what they eat instead of proper meals. but

didn't feel like that in spain much more open people were much more ready to enjoy their lives and arlen there was always a guilt or. to be described as guilt very well the honors his characters in the struggles many of which are universal. alias for instance fled poverty and suffered emotional turmoil as did millions of immigrants. to be in thinks it's important to get the setting right he cutely depicts the times in which his characters are living. i almost think he you know in a painting portrait the work done behind the brush work just to make a color behind often does a great deal of work even though it seems like background i think if you're writing a novel set in time no matter what you do what's going on in that in the either background or deep background of the society has to make its way into the novel even if you try to keep it out it will come in somewhere other doesn't mean at the foreground us to know it if you know what year because it matters enormously. the characters in tobin's novels tend to be ordinary men and women teachers accountants merchants all from rural irelan

you can see arlene phillips and we heard from leo varadkar and the deputy first minister as they havec on how they can work together to combat the coronavirus. repeating that message that they are urging, especially young ones, to be careful, to be following the hygiene advice. here to answer your questions is professor george lomonossoff, a virologist at thejohn innes centre in norwich. thank you very much indeed for your time today. you're welcome. can i pick up festival with a couple of my own questions, following on from what we had in a news conference. we keep hearing that the idea is to delay the peak, so that the old and the vulnerable do not all crowd into the vulnerable do not all crowd into the hospital is at once. what is the logic, in your view, therefore of the government in this country not clamping down harder? doesn't make sense? should they not be imposing tougher restrictions on the like there is a lot of debate about that, to be honest. the simple answer is that we do not know what is going to be most effective. in this particular virus. it is not when we have face

arlene foster says she expects schools will close at some stage in the future and the situation is beingng called off and other major sporting events across the world, one fixture is going ahead on the weekend which is going ahead on the weekend which is wales against scotland, the only six nations fixture happening. the largest gathering of people across the uk and potentially across the world. there is room for 70,000 in the stadium behind me and tens of thousands descend upon the city of cardiff when there is a six nations game. the welsh government have come underfire for game. the welsh government have come under fire for keeping the game on. the wru say they have followed the medical guidance and the welsh government has said they are considering cancelling large gatherings but they have not done so yet following the guidance they have been given, although some welsh mps says they will not be coming to the game because they do not want to ta ke game because they do not want to take the risk. the number of cases in wales has doubled in the last 36 hours to 38.1000 in wales has doubl

or arlen can come home legal residents can come home but as the secretary will detail they will be funneled through specific airports and process the center put disease control has stopped publishing testing figures on its website but statistics collected by an independent group indicates there's been a shop rise in the number of tests being conducted for the 1st time since the crisis began the number of tests conducted in a 24 hour period approached 20000 my kind out al-jazeera washington don thompson doctor says the president has tested negative for all coronavirus has potentially been exposed to it while meeting a brazilian delegation who later found out they were infected alan fisher has more on this from washington. on friday after the news conference there was a discussion about testing for covert 19 and the president agreed to undergo the test no he said on saturday he didn't know how long it would be before the results came back they came back just a few hours later and he was told that everything was all clear who clearly was at risk because he sat down in mara lago his home in flo

or arlen can come home legal residents can come home but as the secretary will detail they will be funneled through specific airports and process the center put disease control has stopped publishing testing figures on its website but statistics collected by an independent group indicates as being a shop rise in the number of tests being conducted for the 1st time since the crisis began the number of tests conducted in a 24 hour period approached 20000 my kind out al-jazeera washington. moving to iran now the president hassan rouhani says the country's fight against the coronavirus is being severely hampered by u.s. sanctions iran is the hardest hit country in the middle east with over $600.00 confirmed deaths and 13000 infections china said it would step up cooperation with iran in a bid to help deal with the virus security forces have been sent to clear the streets many iranians though continue to ignore government calls to stay at interior ministry is now ordered the closure of all religious sites in the holy city of form where the virus was 1st detected. joins us live from iran's capita

arlene in farwell, michigan, good morning. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm 74 and i'm a womanho wears a lot of pins. not necessarily political once just favorite once and my question is, have these pans been replicated i'm questioning about the blue bird, the umbrella and the prison pin. i would love to purchase those and where those who represent women and our rights. >> that is a great question. i believe some of them are actually available at the smithsonian store, i would check the smithsonian .com and see if in the store you can find them. we will check on that answer, there is an incredible book that we published hundreds of objects about suffrage and i believe there also is merchandise, check us out online and see what you can find. keep on wearing those pins. >> >> carolyn is next in washington, d.c. >> thanks so much for taking my call. i wanted to just acknowledge for the callers who are interested in the equal rights amendment that our group united for equality is responsible for the current legislation in congress that seeks to eliminate the ratification of the e.r

arlene, if i am someone that is making lower than the $75,000 and i am hearing from you i am not eveno get the $1200 if it passes, i am going get $600. if i am someone in an underserved community that we don't know whether the tests are getting to those communities, and i am being told if you don't have the symptoms don't get tested anyway -- it is not a good picture for millions of americans that are looking tonight for something to hold on to from this administration. and this is the same administration that, as you reminded us and our other guests reminded us that started with saying this was a hoax, then went to, this is going to disappear, and now they are coming back with a package that's going the benefit everyone but me. and the anxiety and stress they are causing millions of americans for something no one is responsible for but the government is responsible for how it acts and performs. >> yes, thank you, welcome to america. this is the situation, reverend al. this is the land of the free. we are free to not be in trouble for what we did, and not benefit from equality. this i

countries across europe are taking increasingly drastic measures to try to contain the coronavirus france arlen's on norway have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths italy's death toll has topped 1000 the u.k. prime minister says schools will remain open for now but he urged anyone with symptoms to stay home. i must live in with you live with the british public. families many more families are going to lose loved ones before that the most important task will be to protect and most vulnerable people during the peak weeks when there is the maximum risk of exposure to the disease and when the n.h.s. will be under the most pressure so the most dangerous period is no no but some weeks away depending on how fast it's brits global markets have again plunged or as fears grow over the coronavirus the dow jones has close this hour down 10 percent while the london footsie $100.00 had its biggest one day fall in more than 30 years and in asia markets fell for a 2nd straight day while the e.u. has condemned the u.s. president

across europe are taking increasingly drastic measures to try and contain the coronavirus france arlen's on norway have joined the list of nations closing all schools and universities greece austria and poland have confirmed their 1st deaths on the u.k. prime minister says the government is stepping up its response schools will remain open for now. and the e.u. has condemned the u.s. president's decision to ban all travelers from europe excluding the u.k. and ireland for the next 30 days plus president mike pence says it was necessary as europe is now the epicenter of the. global markets again plans to spears grow over the coronavirus the dow jones has closed down 10 percent on the london footsie had its biggest one day fall in more than 30 years. on the impact of the corona virus pandemic on workforces around europe has left many fearing that quarantines will affect their livelihoods so the reports empty streets closed up shops and warning signs to keep that distance. a shadow of its usual self bustling crowds of visitors to help sustain its vital tourism sector . impacting the economy

impact of corn of virus to matches that have been postponed including a session this fixture between arlenthe and italy england versus wales is going ahead to england sits 2nd in the table behind france while wales 4th having lost 203 matches it's going to be hugely contestable it's going to be highly chaotic and it's going to be physical and it's something that we look forward to and and we and we cherish and put on top of that we're playing at home and it's important for us to play well in front of our fans and it's england wales so the high because around the fixture in a sometimes it's hard to. get away from the echoes of what's sad and what should be done and how you should do it but also don't forget we know a lot about each other each other as well you know what if you guys play in england . tell him to go guys is says the idea of counseling at this year's games that due to coronavirus hasn't been discussed and one veteran athlete is hope in tokyo can deliver on the promise 57. is set to become the oldest table tennis player ever to compete at in a lympics all originally from the sh

are arlen can come home legal residents can come home but as the secretary was detailed they will be funneled through specific airports and process. now in the last couple of hours the death toll within the united states has in fact risen to 50 the most recent victim being being an elderly woman in new york city that's the 1st fatality in new york city now the c.d.c. the center for disease control is no longer publishing testing figures on its with web site but an independent group is doing so collating figures from throughout the country and it's indicates that there has been a rapid increase in the rate of testing which had been lagging slowly behind in the past 24 hour period it reveals that there have been some $20000.00 tests conducted now in those tests there were some 303000 people folk who tested positive the proportion indicating that the trajectory of the pirates remains on an upward track within the united states thank you very much from washington mike hanna well united states presidential primary campaign has also been hit by the coronavirus with mass rallies now out of

parties and the power sharing administration notion fane call down the last administration because arlene foster wouldn't step aside after this base for a cash for irish business to iraq did what they softened their approach and went back into ministration with them a short time ago and this report now because it it says it was more of a cock up than a conspiracy it's not going to result in an impostor being driven out of office so it's not going to affect the life of the power sharing administration as far as we can say they're going to broaden talking organon and politics with us thank you for your time sir to appreciate it thank you. now a quarter malawi has granted bail to 3 activists accused of planning anti government protests there were months of demonstrations against president paid a moderate has disputed reelection last year our reporters from priyanka gupta. these scenes are guaranteed to pile more pressure on the levees president. of the country's leading human rights activists are released from jail granted bail after they were arrested for trying to organize protests outside

got some showers developing towards billie's and then towards honduras meanwhile for many of the arlen's just a scattering of showers expected nothing particularly heavy and the same goes if you had on through into softly but on that stage you can see across southern parts of police into honduras well you see some pretty heavy persistent rain at times now so just discussion of showers sunshine and 33 degrees in panama city into south america the heavy rain which has been affecting southeast now as jenny move a little bit further towards the north not as heavy as it has been further says looking largely drawn fine fine day in santiago in chile plenty sunshine in buenos aires high sierra expected to reach 31. when i entered the beautiful modified current 601st power i feel the happiest. women tearing up the track in the west bank. challenge stereotypes. living life in the like. systems i'm busy. she was black gay i'm from rio de janeiro's havana's. she was also an elected outspoken councilwoman. until she was assassinated. people in power investigates the killing of a vocal critic of brazi

or arlen can come home legal residents can come home but as the secretary of the detail they will be funneled through specific airports and process the center for disease control has stopped publishing testing figures on its website but statistics collected by an independent group indicates there's been a shop rise in the number of tests being conducted for the 1st time since the crisis began the number of tests conducted in a 24 hour period approached 20000 my kind out al-jazeera washington alan fischer is in washington joins us now and as you were saying that in the u.s. president positioning himself front and center of the crown of response but also now coming under scrutiny for comments he made on friday about a google website. it was a surprise when he came to the news conference in fact was going to leave saying you're going back to the oval office but then took some questions from journalists on friday when he announced a national emergency he said that google was developing a website which would be available very soon and the oppression at the news conference was given that t

or arlen can come home legal residents can come home but as the secretary will detail they will be funneled through specific airports and process the center put disease control has stopped publishing testing figures on its website but statistics collected by an independent group indicate says being a shop rise in the number of tests being conducted for the 1st time since the crisis began the number of tests conducted in a 24 hour period approached 20000 my kind out al-jazeera washington. alan fischer is live for us in washington d.c. so alan after weeks of the president continuing to shake hands to really brush off all of the social distancing that the experts have told us to do he has he says he has doctors say that he has finally been tested so tell us more about the. well you saw mike hanna's piece is he left the room he said that he his temperature was normal it turns out that that's absolutely right because they've released the results of the test and he was negative apparently on friday after the news conference there was the discussion of testing for 19 and the president agreed to un

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we are seeing that articulated by political leaders with arlene foster the first minister of northernuse of coronavirus. with this, some extra rewriting to do. chris mason, thank you. the nhs in england doesn't have enough nurses, according to a new report — as officials warn that an epidemic of coronavirus is likely. the national audit office says there are 43,000 nursing vacancies. yesterday saw the biggest increase in the number of infected people in the uk, bringing the total number to 87. california has declared a state of emergency after announcing its first death related to coronavirus, bringing the number of deaths in the us to 11. the victim was a 71—year—old man who had underlying health conditions and had been on a cruise ship. as the virus continues to spread, authorities have confirmed more than 92,000 cases worldwide. we can turn our attention to sport. good morning. a lot of people can get protective about their family, especially if they have insults thrown at them and footballers have a lot of insults thrown at them. all the time. i imagine nobody likes to hear insult

absolutely am, and we had a good discussion just now with arlene and michelle, and actually if you look same path, but perhaps patrick and chris, anything you want to say about the schools issue, any more than you have said? i think we have cove red than you have said? i think we have covered the schools issue, and i think the key thing is the social distancing action we are taking around bars, theatres and so on, which is a really important part of this, which is probably more extreme in terms of reaction. the one thing to reiterate the point that, thankfully, this virus seems to spare children, relative to other ages. and we are in daily contact with the taoiseach‘s office and so on to make sure we are coordinating things as much as we reasonably can. yes, sir? thank you, prime minister. michael settle from the herald. it is really important you take the public with you whatever you do, do you think the uk government needs to try harder to be in lockstep with the scottish government, because any perceived divergence of approach will not reassure the public that there is a unified appr