manchester city's match against arsenal on march 11 three months ago was the first postponed becausethis crisis and today we learnt it will mark the return of the league, all being well, on june 17, mark the return of the league, all being well, onjune 17, alongside that match being well, onjune17, alongside that match between aston villa and sheffield united. the other outstanding fixture. in the six weeks that followed there will be 90 other fixtures packed in weeks that followed there will be 90 otherfixtures packed in to weeks that followed there will be 90 other fixtures packed in to the schedule. it is very much subject to government approval and any spike in cases could do read it but project momentum has accelerated, contact training has been approved and there has been just 12 positive tests among the 1700 or so that have been conducted. we also learnt today that for the first time since the league's inception the bbc would show for live matches on television. in fact all 92 will be shown live by the league's broadcast partners and thatis the league's broadcast partners and

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set to restart onjune 17th, with aston villa playing sheffield united and manchester city against arsenal. there will be no fans in the stadiums, but all 92 remaining games will be shown live on tv. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's game on. with clubs resuming contact training for the first time since the season was suspended back in march earlier, confirmation tonight the premier league is set to resume injust under three weeks‘ time. subject to government approval, the 92 remaining fixtures will be played in a packed five and a half week period, as clubs try and make up for lost time. obviously, there are things that are much more important at the moment and we have not lost our sense of perspective, but football is an important thing to lots of people. i've missed it, i think it's ok to say we have missed it. i'm really looking forward to seeing some football again. at times over recent weeks, plans to restart the season have seemed shaky, amid tension between clubs and concerns among plays about safety, but now we know manchester city's postponed match with arsenal here at the

tonight's premier league game between manchester city and arsenal has been called off.ck from a game that arsenal played two weeks ago against olympiakos. olympiakos owner, evangelos marinakis, subsequently tested positive for coronavirus. arsenal have just confirmed that head coach, mikelarteta, hasjust tested positive for covid—19. tonight, chelsea revealed their first—team squad is self isolating because their winger, callum hudson—odoi, tested positive for the virus. you may be aware, i had the virus for the last couple of days, which i have recovered from. all english and scottish football matches are suspended because of the impact of coronavirus. the masters is off, as is england's cricket tour. a major move from formula 1 today. the season is set to be suspended. the latest thing to go — the london marathon. the final round of six nations fixtures, a complete write—off. what you have seen over the last 48 hours or so, in effect, is the collapse of the global sporting calendar. with all sporting seasons now on hold, the summer spectaculars that stood beyond them

that's arsene as we go on. looking back at the police headquarters now, some of the glass has broken out in the third precinct. you've got a lot of police officers at the ready right now. some of what they have are from the rubber bullets, some of the taser is at their side, there has been the lot of pepper spray deployed tonight. there have been some of the flash bangs deployed tonight. the way it starts, there is a bit of a back-and-forth. you'll see a lot of the crowd here, the usual chanting, and you'll see something flying over the crowd. plastic bottles, in case rocks. the police respond. usually in that area where the flash bang hits or what not, you'll thehe demonstrators scatter. that area will be vacant for a little while until they fill it in again. you hearhi some of the demonstrators saying right now, they have guns, we have signs bearing art situation here. angry demonstrators. you saw that the four police officer is connected to the incident where were fired swift. you saw the president, here is

manager arsene inventor as he coached his last game for the gunners then your coach 22 years of the club winning 3 premier league titles and 7 f.a. cups at the time of his retirement he was the longest serving manager in the premier league coaching arsenal to 823 games yet some fans are happy to see him go after below average performances in his final 2 seasons and found the 1st professional boxing match was today in history as well so it's really interesting to fill the void of the lack of live sports we have to look back a little bit and it's great to see baseball is back to maybe not here in the united states but i do know one of the reasons why you picked one of those highlights it's because that former phillies player or 2 to former phillies and maybe but it's really interesting i was having a conversation the mets fan a friend of mine and we actually picked korean teams are going to support they only have 10 pretty easy to pick them so we decided the l.g. twins would be our team have a samsung lions you also have a team that has a dragon as a mascot and it's on the roof of the

manager arsene wenger as he coached his last game for the gunners then your coach 22 years of the club winning 3 premier league cup titles and 7 f.a. cups the time of his retirement he was the longest serving manager in the premier league coaching arsenal and 823 games yet some fans were happy to see him go after his below average performances in his final 2 seasons and tennis players around the world you mention before are 8 stuck in their homes no to practise or to train however one started major fight his way on the courts and found himself in a bit of hot water a.t.p. world run number one post a video of himself training at a point of romano my bet of tennis court spain the country did relax on lockdown measures that were in place as march but many athletic clubs did not choose open til next week was quarantining in the spanish coastal city and apologize for his actions means that they do allow athletes to work out by themselves but the serbian was not alone on the boards don't do that next time and despite a 13 hour time difference between the east coast and south korea baseball i

man city will be taking on arsenal.n principle, an agreement has been taken to play the full weekend, but a final decision has yet to be made. >> what they have decided is they will complete the two games still in hand. at the moment, it looks like they will start with aston and sheffield united and manchester city against arsenal. that would bring all the teams level to 29 games played. this comes just a day after the clubs approved contact training to begin. that will enable the clubs to have around three weeks of contact training before the matches resume. there have been 12 positive test among premier league players from around 2750 tests. host: i will be back with the next edition of "outse source" shortly. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. out business has been people and their financial well being. that mission gives us purpose and a way forward. today and always. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler f

looks like they both start with aston villa against sheffield united and manchester city against arsenalayed. then we expect there to be a full round of fixtures that weekend. this comes just a day after the clubs approved contact training to begin. that will enable the clubs to have had around three weeks of contact training before these matters resume. there have been 12 positive among premier league players from staff at around 2,750 test. —— these — — these matches —— these matches resume. we have lots more on our website. i'll be back shortly. you can get in touch via social media. see you soon. hello there. it's been a sunny, warm and for most of us, dry day again today. there was a little bit of rain first thing in the far north of scotland, but then the cloud the end and the sunshine came out and the warmth has moved its way northwards as well. it's been the warmest day of the year so far in scotland and also northern ireland. the temperature is making 25 degrees. the dry weather is a major theme at the moment. for some parts of england, no rain in store for the rest of the month

right here at the component plant, you are building a great medical arsenal to defeat the virus and cement america's place as a leading manufacturer and exporter of ventilators. anywhere in the world, we are getting calls from other countries, many other countries, friend and foe, we get calls from foes and we want to help them out. andre making thousands thousands of ventilators, and i think we started right over here. and thiscall from bill is incredible what has happened and what you have done. with your help, not a single american who has needed a ventilator has been denied a ventilator. not one. as you remember, we took over empty cupboards and we got in , 14 million tests, the second country with 3 million tests. germany, south korea, 14 million tests and the tests are the best. you very muchk for doing a great job. driven by love and sweat and devotion, we are saving lives and forging ahead. as of this week, the beating heart of the american auto forstry is back open business. that started right away, didn't did? starts right now. you have all of those supply chains that will come t

set to restart on june 17, with aston villa playing sheffield united and manchester city against arsenalthere will be no fans in the stadiums, but all 92 remaining games will be shown live on tv. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's game on. with clubs resuming contact training for the first time since the season was suspended back in march earlier this year, confirmation tonight the premier league is set to resume injust under three weeks‘ time. subject to government approval, the 92 remaining fixtures will be played in a packed 5.5—week period as clubs try and make up for lost time. obviously, there are things that are much more important at the moment and we have not lost our sense of perspective, obviously, but football is an important thing to lots of people. i've missed it. i think it's ok to say we have missed it. i'm really looking forward to seeing some football again. at times over recent weeks, plans to restart the season have seemed shaky amid tension between clubs and concerns among —— between clubs and concerns by players over safety, but now we know manchester city's p

ford was called the arsenal of democracy. today, some of their grandchildren and great-grandchildren are building equipment to save lives and protect our medical professionals and first responders. i am deeply grateful to all of our employees for stepping up and leading the way. ton we paused our factories keep our workers and families safe, our teams begin thinking about what they could do to serve their country. just as they always have, our employees sprang into action. we are the most american automaker, employing more hourly workers in the u.s. than any other automaker. [applause] >> we assembled more vehicles in america than any other -- than anyone else and we invest more here. that's why at a moments notice we were able to shift gears and put our manufacturing expertise to work, producing lifesaving medical gear and equipment. by tapping our spirit of innovation, ford engineers worked with 3m to design powered respirators from sketch to production in less than 40 days. working with ge healthcare and the uaw, we plan t

in geneva, this immense storehouse of information inomes part of the arsenal the battle of doctors inaint . reports are checked and sent out, ready for use. trains are entering and leaving stations. ships leave and dock at foreign ports. millions live, work, and suffer. for the sailor, it's always hard to say goodbye. harder still when your wife is sick, burning with fever and you have to pull anchor. there's nothing wrong, you say? she will be all right in a couple of days. besides, you need the job. but neither of you suspect typhus, the black plague. and so, goodbye. both have become carriers of deathdealing germs. germs that will last the lives -- blast the lives of shipmates. germs that are traveling to start a terrible epidemic. anywhere, any place. epidemics start anytime, anyplace, wherever you are. wherever she is now in a hospital, there are no doubts. it is contagious. epidemics start anytime, immediate action although she might in fact or has already infected. who is she? a friend, kinfolk. everywhere. -- send the alert everywhere. to every nation every port. , every langu

officer that had already a collective action with some military they were able to take weapons and arsenal from different areas without hurting anyone and when they where did that where. let's say surrounded by military forces they surrendered live on social media and they were completely by r.p.g. as they were destroyed and after that pictures show how they were actually killed or shot in the head even after the death and this included already at woman that was pregnant you we saw for that in 2018 captain who continued this idea of a raiding military arsenal also i believe for the liberation of venezuela and so what. let me interrupt you because i understand that certainly these are key elements that you're talking about with relation to the subject that you're putting forward what i'm trying to get at is that as far as this raid is concerned there seems to be a. war of words if you're like between the macdougall government who say that while i don't might well be responsible for this but it's also blaming colombia it's blaming the u.s. . this whole situation seems incredibly vague and co

a target date for its return all things being well on june the 17th and manchester city will play arsenal and aston villa will take on sheffield united that will be exactly $100.00 days since their last action in the premier league now there's no doubt that all the clubs will be watching very closely what's been happening over in germany in the bundesliga where that competition has shown it is possible to bring back football safely and also to put on a competitive and commercially viable product despite the fact there are no founds in the stadiums and finances is a huge factor in this decision as clubs look to avoid repaying hundreds of millions of dollars to broadcasters if they're unable to finish this season a lot still has to happen between now and june the 17th players and staff will continue to be tested twice a week so far though the league has been reassured by the relatively small number of positive tests concert training has just resume the next step will be for full training to get underway and then for the clubs to lock down the exact protocol as to what happens in the build u

and those are our tools that are in our arsenal they're the tools that are our go-to tools. you know, i think that there would be a lot of problems with using negative interest rates in the u.s. financial markets i don't think it's something that i would certainly want to turn to. and i was part of the -- all members of the fmoc, who was expressing sort of not really wanting to go there. but, you know, we'll have to see where the economy takes us i don't like to ever rule anything out, but i think it hasn't worked necessarily, as well, or as badly as people thought before other countries started using it so at this point, there's no active discussion about it not something i support at this time and i think we still have the fools that have served us well in terms of asset purchases and forward guidance that would be in our tool kit. we've used them before i think we've learned by using them, and i think those are the tools that we would go to. >> president mester, i want to ask you one very quick question here you talked about qe. am i right in saying that you guys have not

and the arsenal boss issues a coronavirus warning we'll hear from him later in the program scores. south korea is among the countries lifting more restrictions it only reported 2 new cases on tuesday both people arriving from a brought its containment of the virus has been widely praised let's look at some of the details soon after the 1st infection was confirmed in january testing kits were quickly approved in patients isolated tracking apps and drive through testing centers to trace and contain the virus will all introduced early on along with fines for breaking quarantine the number of infections hit a peak on february 29th and the curb last in significantly after that by mid april new cases were reduced to single digits allowing the parliamentary election to be held 255 south koreans have died and more than 10000 cases were recorded. from a bride has more now from the museum of modern art and soul. this is a further indication of restrictions here in south korea gradually being lifted as the country emerges into this strange new post virus world here at the museum of modern art

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arsenal then a full schedule for games we play the following weekend italy's top flight football league syria has also decided to resume behind closed doors on june 20th. coming up next is chris culliver indeed of your business yes more about presidential executive order you're watching to have your news remember to keep up to date on our website at e.w. dot com thanks for watching. and of issue. but jenny conquered the major issues of our society. the 3rd season of founders down the petroleum meets modern day heroes in asia. ready to take on this challenge with their unique idea to look at those 2 problems and make them one solution. to sally start june 13th on t.w. . passionate drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere power fight intuition love hate money. fans friends find us fans and found a whole book. on you tube. the. trump versus twitter after having some of his tweets fact check the u.s. president signs an executive order aimed at providing more pushback against social media come also coming up as china tightens its grip the wrong hong kong what does that mean for

arsenate of those buildings there is clearly a development where people from the outside of the twin city regions yes and paul minneapolis come in to join this protest now i would not go that far and say that they took over this is still very much a very local and on the other hand very national affair wherever you look at here in minneapolis they're still very very many many many many plants and african-americans who live here in minneapolis involved in this. meanwhile president trump says he will place so-called activist groups on the terror list does that refer to what you just told us. well i think it does and it's definitely something perhaps the president of the united states wants to be understood like this but i would. most confident tell you that this is not going to stick to the people who do the protesting here the demonstrating here those guys in the back here who make their voices heard this is not on fire and this is and those people are rather immune for any try or effort of the president to stick them into this corner. in minneapolis thank you. george stephanopoulos h

match day 28 will kick all the restart aston villa against sheffield united and manchester city vs arsenal. ok we're going to go back to that story on coming from france where we understand that france has launched a new app that is going to help track and trace people when it comes to dealing with the kobe of 19 epidemic through say look at that. thing. so you're watching. sorry about that we wanted to bring you that piece but i'm afraid it's just not reading this point bring it to you later in our next broadcast the top of the next hour you are watching d.w. news remember you can keep up to date with all this news and information on our web site that's dot com and also check us out on twitter and instagram that t w news i'm terry martin thanks for joining us for. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news of. our corona update. from the coded 19 special next on d w like. a mug or just. food for the russian soul.

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the premiership is set for a june 17 restart come up with arsenal and manchester city first.se watching them?” harriet line, will you be sitting in your house watching them? i am afraid i am very much in the majority of the country —— minority in the country not a football fan. i do lies it is going to be very welcome news for almost every household across the country. it's been months now, so, yes, onjune i7, been months now, so, yes, onjune 17, or merely, as long as everything goes according to plan, and empty stadiums will be back. they will be a red button function for people who wa nt to a red button function for people who want to get cheers and boos and all of the kind of commentary, but i don't know whether there will be the normal route chance. -- rude chants. i was going to ask, what will this new normal of artificial stadiums be like? i am sure you will see all sorts of creativity flour. people will be trading all sorts of viral videos to spice up the closed—door games. it is mainly good news for liverpool fans, the team is 25 points clear at the top and they are o

match day 28 will kick off the restart aston villa against sheffield united manchester city versus arsenal then a full schedule of games we play the following weekend italy's top flight football league syria has also decided to resume behind closed doors on june 20th. coming up next is chris coburn d.w. business yes more about president trump's executive order you're watching your news remember to keep up to date on our website at e.w. dot com thanks for watching. innovation. when jenny conquered the major issues of our society. the 3rd season of founders fairly. nice modern day heroes in asia. ready to take on this challenge with their unique idea to look at those 2 problem and make them one solution. centers valley starts june 13th on detail.

day 28 will kick off the restart aston villa against sheffield united and manchester city versus arsenal then a full schedule of games only played the following weekend. italy's top flight football league. also decided to resume behind closed doors on june 12th. here in berlin work has begun on a public installation to remember their reunification of east and west germany 3 decades ago the monument to freedom and unity will stand where east germany's political center was located the monument will consist of a 50 meter movable crater cradle atop a giant stone slab resembling a seesaw the structure will pay tribute to the peaceful demonstrations that helped topple the east german regime leading to germany's reunification the project should have been completed last year but has been beset by delays. coming up next and business so stay tuned for that meanwhile keep it calm for all the latest information thanks for watching. in to assume. beethoven's pastoral symphony is the foundation of an international art project. beethoven world.

state $28.00 will kick off the race to aston villa against sheffield united and manchester city vs arsenal then a full shuttle games will be played the following weekend news comes a day after that they voted to resume contacts trying. for the elderly and vulnerable have been hit a specially hard by coronavirus deaths now of some have found novel ways for relatives and friends to visit while maintaining physical distancing this home in northern france was set up in an antivirus bubble tent and it's gotten family members can sit face to face while separated by plastic sheeting to minimise the risk of infection in this residential facility in england is using a drive through visitor center the relatives have to stay in their cars but county visit loved ones look quite in person but pretty close. this is that data been years of they don't forget to get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. for more world news for you at the top of the hour i'm going to. go beyond. the stories that matter to. us. whatever it takes. you are running. things.

military's arsenal is the apache helicopter. these are produced in arizona. and every time a new model of the apache helicopter is unveiled, there is a ceremony. they perform a ceremony and also a blessing for the individuals who will be flying the aircraft. also in the exhibit is a life-sized tomahawk missile. we are getting across the point that the army is using not only imagery but names of american indians to invoke a fierce fighting spirit. now we have looked at just a few images that is in our indians everywhere gallery. there are 300 images of american indians in this gallery. each image can be replaced with yet another image. what we find significant about this imagery is it is evidence of the history that americans and american indians share. we explore the history behind those -- explore the imagery behind that history. we are concerned about getting across the fact that the country's deepest roots are tangled with native americans. we are talking about pocahontas, who had been famous for 400 years. she is the only native american, she is the only

americans built the arsenal for defense, sent our grandfathers and grandmothers to war.acrificed at home. we were united in defending freedom, defeating a brutal enemy in saving the world to be made better. god blessed with us the greatest generation. we then faced new challenges with the knowledge of our power in this unity. we overcame them. now we face a new enemy. a virus as ruthless as any. we must draw on the lessons of our shared pasts. we must unite, support our efforts, and defeat it and with all the skills that we have, do your part. john, referring to 75 years ago today. it is v-e day, victory in europe day. the 75th anniversary of the triumph of the allied forces over germany. and i want to let you that we will be joined this morning by historian and author rick atkinson this morning at 9:00 eastern and our partners with american history tv. rick atkinson, the author of the "american trilogy: the guns at last light" about the final year of the war, 9:00 eastern. welcome your calls and comments as we welcome rick atkinson this morning. back to your calls. this

doing is an activity social health activist and also known as an arsenal worker. in addition to them in her community her educators asha workers have now been deployed as the very 1st line of defense in india's fight against school with 19 years. to reach our assigned area where she conducts sobeys with other workers johnson has to either visit or fox by areas called red zones where numerous positive pieces of the wires have been detected despite this she has been provided with only one mosque that she washes and uses every day. most are so workers also cannot afford protective equipment on their own. this chemical number is very motivated i gather the 1st time when i was made to visit a red zone i had never gloves nor a mask we received just 33 rupees a day the government treats us worse than bonded labor a little bit about getting away from the crop up on the. other actual workers have also at times been forced to visit just areas without gloves marts and sanitizer. some of them have refused to work as a consequence the interim government has promised insurance

is the beginning of a new era but after you know 10 years on 9 years of not being able to launch arsenals into space is kind of back where we were but it's yeah it's it's a good time for a human exploration well space exploration of course is a source of enormous national pride we saw president president trump there and now especially for the u.s. is it a major triumph for the country. well you know i think it's perfectly fair for them to look at that way look at that event yesterday for us of course space is inherently an international cooperation we have $22.00 member states the european space agency we collaborate with the u.s. with japan with canada with russia and the international space station the destination is the result of a joint effort over many a couple of decades in many nations so i think you know the national last nationalist aspect is possibly for internal consumption but we see this is something where we are inherently part of it and that space is at its most inspirational and its most inclusive when it looks across the entire world and is not used let's say to divide pe

product of interest by many people around the world and so that nuclear arsenal is something that people really keep an eye on when there are these questions about who's in charge in north korea and what his condition may be josh smith thank you so much for that analysis. thank you. well here's a round up of some of the latest pandemic developments the un is warning millions of children at risk of missing out on vital medicines because travel disruption has delayed shipments the u.s. a food and drug administration has approved the emergency use of the retroviral drugs. for the cove and 19 virus the world health organization says the rate of infection across africa is increasing and the u.k.'s coronavirus death toll has now passed $27500.00. south africa has begun to ease its coronavirus lock down one of the strictest in the world factories and farm businesses are to reopen in phases restaurants will also start serving takeaways again for many south africans perhaps the best news is that they can get out into the open air if only for 3 hours a day south africans can exercise again for the

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military's arsenal is this helicopter. they are produced in arizona. every time a new model of the attack helicopter, there is a ceremony. in attendance at the ceremony are white mountain patchy tribal officials and leaders. they perform a ceremony and blessing for the individuals who will be flying the aircraft. also in the exhibit is a life size, an actual tomahawk missile. again, we are getting across the point that the army is using not only imagery the names of american indians. they want to invoke a fierce fighting spirit. now we have looked at just a few images of our indian gallery. there are over 300 images of indians in this gallery. each one of these images can be easily replaced with yet another image. as we say, what we find significant about this imagery is that it is evidence of the history that americans and american indian's share we explore the history behind the imagery. we are going to go into the pocahontas gallery. we are concerned about getting across the fact that the country's deepest boots are entangled with negative native na

they used it as part of their arsenal. he takes the message and writes on, telling the commander that the 77th division, to re-aim basically, you are killing my own men. he puts the message in one pigeon, the pigeon flies away not in the direction of where the division headquarters is. he tries the same thing with the second pigeon, same thing happens. the pigeon goes in another direction. finally, he has got one last pigeon left. he takes the note and puts it in a metal canister and places it, straps it on jeremy's leg and they lift the pigeon up. the pitch and flies around and lands on a tree. at least it is in the area. whittlesey and some of the other commanders are getting excited, screaming at the poor bird. they get the bird to fly away and they notice that jeremy is heading in the direction of the division headquarters which is about 18 kilometers away. later on, about an hour or two later, the firing stops. the big question of the story is, was it jeremy who did make it back to the division headquarters where the

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he helped raise money to deliver more than one million pieces of arsenal protective equipment -- that is a lot best for hospitals in the city. he and his army of volunteers andvered food to firehouses police stations and all sorts of places all across new york and new jersey. frank also raised over $5 billion to help pay the mortgages of families up was to homes -- pays' the mortgages of families'homes. first responders and care workers who have tragically lost their lives in the fight against the virus. it is a vicious, vicious enemy. i want to thank you for producing to support our nation's heroes. again, your family and your brother, he is very proud of you looking down. please come up and say a few words, frank. thank you. [applause] president,k you, mr. for inviting me here today and honor and let people know the work that the foundation is doing. we started and i, the foundation in honor of my brother, a new york city firefighter. on september 11, 2001, he ran from the broken battery terminal, almost two miles long. it is almost two miles long, he came up and went into the south

league ha confirmado que el 17 de junio reanuda su temporada, cuando mÁnchester city en frente al arsenal