barbie, first to you in rome. powerful images coming there with sunday mass in naples. italy and health workers struggling to contain the death rate all these weeks in. >> reporter: that's right. we're into the fourth week of the lockdown. we are seeing cautious optimism, good news here. we've seen a relative decrease in the number of new cases every day and that's important for those health care workers. we've seen also an increase in the number of people who are listed as recovered. that means people walking out of the hospital or getting out of isolation from their homes. you know, here after four long weeks we will take any good news we can get, and those health care workers are, you know, under increasing pressure. they, too, have been given a

it's unimaginable. >> and barbie nadeau joins me now from rome.o much for that fascinating story, the report you have there. the numbers from italy are just devastating. how is the medical community even coping? >> they're really not. especially in the north of the country. there are nearly 5,000 medical workers who have tested positive for the virus. many of those are actually forced to stay on the shift because there aren't enough doctors. we've had 18 doctors die since this started. and it's put such a stress on the entire health system across the whole country. don? >> an american defense official was telling cnn that italy is requesting u.s. military support, including critical medical equipment? i mean we know there are members of the u.s. military stationed in italy. have they been asked to help? >> well, you know, there are seven military bases across the country, and there are three big ones in the north of italy that are right there in the red zone. we know from early on that not only do the italians ask for help with the building of fie

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thank you so much, barbie nadeau. al, you're in madrid.l us about the numbers across the country. the numbers there are shocking as well. >> reporter: they are, rosemary. a slight note of optimism. the health minister saying if spain is not at the peak yet of numbers of new cases, that he thinks they are getting close. he says since last wednesday officials have been monitoring the percentage increase of the new cases and the new deaths and they're encouraged that they're close to the peak, but the numbers are staggering. the death toll in spain is the second highest in the world. 44% of all the people who have died have died in just the past four days. medical workers have been infected in huge numbers. more than 12,000 medical workers in spain, more than in italy, have been infected. officials say most have mild cases and are at home. some have died in italy. medical workers in the impromptu medical center out near the airport say they don't have the protective gear. >> the tragedy of all of this is when these patients die, they die alon

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cnn contributor barbie nadeau joins us right now from the italian capital. a chinese red cross official toured italy today. what did he have to say about the effectiveness of the lockdown there? >> he said we were doing it wrong. he was so disappointed to see city buses were still moving, to see that people were still out jogging. he thought the stores were open too long and he thought we weren't locked down enough. and as a result of that, or certainly a coincidence, the italian government said they're deploying the mill today today to help with the lockdown to keep people off the streets and into their house. as the numbers rise, i think italians don't quite get it yet that we need to stay in house, stay in our places. >> i hope a lot of people are paying attention to that, because, again, a lot of people are saying we need to learn some of the lessons that you've seen, barbie, there in italy. the thing that strikes me is there is enormous pressure, enormous strain on the health care system there in italy. not to mention the possibility of simply being una

let's go to barbie who joins us in rome. i cannot believe that, 3,000 cases overnight in italy. >> reporter: it's dire. people are getting very, very frustrated. as jim mentioned, people can go out to walk their dog, to go to the pharmacy, but the novelty has pretty much worn off. people are tense. we've seen people singing from their windows, but that's decreased a little built. people are wondering if this lockdown is worth it and authorities are saying we may not see the peak for another two weeks. we may not see those numbers stabilize and go down. every day they go up, the bigger sacrifices of everyone here, including our crew, you have to think, i hope this is worth it. because the people are really, really starting feel it here, poppy. >> my good, barbie, thank you very much. also america all but shut down. bars, restaurants, stores, gyms in cities across the country are closed. some leaders going so far as to tell residents to shelter in place. stay with us for the latest. ♪ you found the one, now find the ring visit

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now, barbie nadeau is in rome. barbie, what is the latest you're hearing there?e health care system. and you know, it has such a domino effect. that means if someone has a burst appendix or a stroke, they're not going to be able to have health care either. it's not just the people that are in the hospital for the coronavirus. and we've seen pictures from those hospitals that people who should be in isolation are lined up in hallways. you know, they're doing everything they can to try to help as many people as they can. but as you mentioned, the doctors and nurses and technicians are also falling ill from this coronavirus, ana. >> okay, barbie nadeau, thank you for that quick update. we'll check back. now to spain. another country in a desperate battle to stem the coronavirus and another country where health care workers are testing positive for the virus in large numbers. they now account for more than 10% of confirmed cases in spain. and as i mentioned, earlier this hour, spain's coronavirus death toll spiked to 30% overnight. it spiked 30% overnight. cnn's scot

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. >>> barbie nadow joins me from rome.merica is looking at italy, sadly, as a window into the possible future of the u.s. the daily death toll in italy was going down at one point but now it's back up? >> reporter: that's right. we saw a spike. the second highest spike since this ordeal started. some of that could be because people aren't reporting in a timely measure. we're seeing so many people recover and get out of the hospital and that is such a positive thing. we've seen greater compliance on the lockdown. and the government has just made that even more compulsory because they've upped the fine from 400 euro to 3,000 euro for anyone who doesn't think they need to follow the rules. and that's all going to work toward getting us out of this mess. >> all right, barbie, stay safe. cnn's scott mclean joins me from an ice rink in spain that's been turned into a makeshift morgue. spain has the third largest number of deaths, only after china and italy. what's it like on the ground there? >> reporter: hey, jake. it's pretty

first to barby nadeau with the latest on italy. barbie? >> reporter: you know, the situation in this country is desire. the number continues to go up every single date. you've got to think on february 21st there were just three cases in this country. we're up to 2,158 deaths. the italians are doing everything they can to keep the faith this will stop soon. >> in spain, the number of cases are spiking drastically. we have scott mclean in madrid. >> reporter: the number of cases jumped up significancely in the last 24 hours. half of them are here in madrid alone. what is really scary is about 4% of the confirmed cases have resulted in death. this is the plaza major. it's normally packed. today it's almost empty. this outbreak has had a massive impact on this country's economy. the prime minister announced $200 billion euros to try to do something about it. that's the largest injection of cash in this country's history. brianna. >> scott, thank you so much. >>> the united kingdom says the outbreak is spreading faster than expected. nina desan

barbie nadeau, cnn, rome. >> it's a reality that is setting in across the world. keilar, and special coverage continues now with jake tapper. >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i hope you out there or safe and healthy. we begin, with the coronavirus pandemic. the number of confirmed cases in the u.s. taking a big jump today as more tests become available. now, lorne 11,000 people in the confirmed infected. that's impaired to around 1,000 one week ago. though, that number, of course, is expected to grow. the death toll is also rising. it's now up to 164 in the u.s. this point yesterday that number was 120. now up, 44 deaths. the news from the medical front lines is, of course, quite bleak right now. what we're hearing from the white house,

cnn contributor barbie nadeau is joining us from rome.re also learning that almost 5,000 health care workers in italy have contracted the virus. >> yeah, that's right, that's because they don't have the right equipment and don't have enough staff in order to switch people out. a lot of these doctors are still working even though they've tested positive. a lot of them have -- are just under incredible stress and pressure to try to save lives. they're really on the front lines. this is mostly in the northern part of the country. but people are feeling slightly, if you can even say that, optimistic today, because the number of new cases is down for the first time in a long time. it's not, you know, it's still far higher than many countries have as a total, but we're looking for that curve to start to flatten. and if we see a trend of the increment to be at least not a new record every day, that gives people hope. the lockdown continues to be one of the most difficult things for most everyday italians. now outdoor activities are prohibited in

. >>> trending this morning, barbie get a new profession.sher smith is the fastest woman in british honors real-life rolemodels. the dolll hit stores march 3rd. >>> dads can cheer, too. >> a group of dads from new jersey are known as nj cheer dads. they decided themselves. >> we all have daughters who are cheers. so we just are doing everything we can to show we want to be involved in their lives. >> they're so cool. a lot of people watching it online. the dads say they'll do more routines, you can watch this this morning on the "today" show. >>> cruise ship stuck at sea. next on "today in the bay," a live report on the steps it's taking to protect those on board amid st. the coronavirus fears. >> and kari hall is tracking or forecast. >> one more day of warm weather before it cools off. and some rain early next week, coming up in the forecast. >>> and we're seeing the tow truck you this again on the san mateo bridge. what you might encounter at that poll plaza. >>> good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garci

barbie nadeau cnn rome are very >>white a little window into her world and her family says we switchnd take a live look outside on this first night of spring. there had been homeowners your whole for the past few minutes but there are few people still out tonight doing the central business hopefully that's the golden gate bridge there in the background i take a little peek into our weather window. a chief meteorologist lawrence karnow there. he is at home. >>but he still got all the equipment there to be able to tell how the weather is doing. they florence. >>legal docs is happening guys that's right spring is here in the still feel a little winter like the outside as we've had a few scattered showers over the mountain tops today in well i think we'll see a little more 3 sunshine in the next couple of these at least outside right now we do have some partly cloudy skies tonight and the temperatures going to be a little chilly vaccinate highs running below the average for this time of year 50's and 60's usually in the mid 60's in many spots but still some scattered showers with winding

barbie nadeau, good to have you there.> japan now reports 98 cases in that country's largest one day increase of coronavirus infections, large crowds are gathering, still, though, to view those iconic cherry blossoms in tokyo. look at those crowds, some people are wearing masks. that's not social distancing. and authorities have urged people to stay at home. will ripley joins me now from tokyo. will, japan's response and this has been troubling at times, right? there hasn't been much testing, not clear how broadly this has spread there. tell us what the situation on the ground is and what the government is doing in response. >> reporter: yeah, right, jim, i think we should treat the official japanese case tally of just over 1300 with skepticism. they're testing a tiny fraction, compared to so many other countries, talked to one expert saying there might be ten times that, could be more than that at this stage. here in tokyo, particularly seeing the cases spike, which is why the tokyo governor has been warning the public to

barbie nadeau takes a look at why the country has been hit so hard. >> reporter: a convoy of militaryes through the northern italian city of bergamo. crematoriums so overwhelmed, that the military is transporting the dead. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: and there are many, many dead. more have now died from covid-19 in italy than in all of china, where the virus first emerged. that's despite italy having far few overall cases. the question, why. and what can america learn from it? in addition to sending a planeful of supplies -- >> if you want to stay something -- >> reporter: chinese have also sent the vice president of the red cross, who gave this explanation. >> you are not having very strict lockup policy of the city because the public transportation is still working and people are still moving around, and you're still having like dinners and parties in the hotels. and you're not wearing masks. >> reporter: here in rome, it's plain the see officials are putting ever more stringent policies in place, trying to keep people home. but as you can see, there are plenty of romans out,

barbie? >> reporter: you know, it is really, really difficult.single day people are on lockdown. that's especially important for those with little kids. can you imagine being locked down in an apartment. we followed this american woman's journey, her diary. you can see how how much more difficult it becomes for her every single day. >> hello from the quarantine zone. >> rachel buchholz lives with her husband and two children on the outskirts of milan. at the center of this coronavirus outbreak. she's been recording video diaries on instagram. a window into one family's life under lockdown. >> day two of quarantine. day 16 of not being allowed to meet in large groups. no church, no school. we're all just doing what we can. lots going on, on skype. thank goodness that we all have internet. >> the first few days she's upbeat. when kindergarten is canceled, they enjoy the fresh air in the living room. soon people only venture out to make trips to the supermarket or pharmacy. >> there are reasons you're allowed to leave your house. but if you leave yo

barbie, you've done great reporting here. us the latest. >> reporter: you know, it's cautious optimism here. this is always going to be a critical, crucial week in whether or not the lockdown works. we're three weeks into it. this is when we see original results. they're telling us that the death rate is not reflective of the current situation. some of the people have been lingering for 20, 25 days. the median age is 80 for death. we've got 90% compliance they tell us on the lockdown. that means it is beginning to show results. if we can keep these figures plateaued and eventually they'll start to go down. eventually this country can get back on its feet, the people back outside and we can lead the way out of this, john? >> barbie in italy for us. thank you very much. look, any reason for hope in italy is something to be happy with. >>> houses of worship trying to read people spiritually together as social distancing keeps them apart. bishop t.d. jakes joins us next. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or

or something. >> that will help you prepare for -- i'm not sure what barbie will help you prepare for. >> it definitely, women are expected to be ignored, [inaudible] >> very nice, great comments. and if we look at the social science research on this, it helps us understand why even today, when we think of men and women being equal, that we see this discrepancy, this gender gap. is it really that we are born different? is it really explained that men are more interested? we can look at the socialization process, and we talked last week about how all kinds of people, not just our parents, but our neighbors, uncles, grandparents, television, influence how we think we should behave, what roles we think are appropriate, whether we should display masculine or feminine traits, and no one tells us we are supposed to do it. we learned, would pick up social cues from our mothers and fathers and other people about how we are supposed to behave, and maybe if we try and bend those rules, we get reprimanded. so when we look at the family farm, we see the power of the socialization where you are ex

barbie nadeau, we appreciate it. coming up next we go to china. it is reported no locally transmitted cases since the pandemic began. it is still daunting. total cases have stayed at roughly 80 to 81,000 over the last three weeks as the death toll climbed from 3,015 to 3200. david culver is in shanghai for us. >>> david, no new locally transmitted infections reported since the pandemic began today. assuming those numbers are accurate, the data is accurate, there are questions, how are people greeting that milestone? >> reporter: anderson, we know there are a lot of questions about that. people questioning the data. but the government is our only source for that. the national health commission in particular. the world health organization relies on it and president trump has even said that as of now he has no reason to question it. he just has to accept it and move forward. it is being received obviously very positively here. it is highly promoted by state media which interesting is hearing barbie say that folks there in italy are not taking it as s

barbie is up first for you out of brooksville, florida, a democrat. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i had hoped to speak with the previous guest, but my -- my problem is everybody wants to jump on the bandwagon of blaming and i feel that since trump has gotten into office he has believed in burning down rather than building up and i think the cdc has been behind on jumping on to this. you could have shown a clip of dr. redfield in his congressional hearing the other day saying that they had been defunded, the workforce had been pretty much decimated. that sort of thing just helps along this growing problem we have and that's my comment. >> well, thank you for your comment. i really prefer to kind of take the high road right now in terms of second guessing and creating a political issue out of this. first of all, the scientists at the cdc and nih and hhs have been tremendous. yes, there were missed steps along the way, there were problems with coordinating different agencies, i think that brakes were put on at places where there shouldn't have b

advancements because that's how they make the most money they hoarded cures like joe biden or did barbie dolls so we can smell their hair. this presidential panel is in the admission that working together and sharing ideas between companies saves lives but that's not at all what they normally do if there wasn't a global pandemic big pharma companies wouldn't 'd ever help each other create a vaccine or a therapy not to mention we've now been told the vaccine when available a year from now will be free or affordable to everyone that never normally happens in america most cures for most things cost an insane amount of money a couple of years ago on a cure for a type of blindness came out that cost $850000.00 per eye but it gets even worse because unfettered capitalism doesn't even want to create cures cures are bad for business in fact goldman sachs they said it in the 2018 analyst reports the potential to deliver one shot cures is one of the most attractive aspects of gene therapy however such treatments offer a very different outlook with regard to recurring revenue versus chronic therapi

cnn contributor and "daily beast" barbie nadeau joins us.t have he have to say about the effectiveness of the lockdown there? >> he said we are doing it wrong. he was so disappointed to see that city buses were still moving, to see that people were still out jogging. he felt the stores were open too long. and as a result of that or certainly coincidence, the italian government said they are deploying the military to keep people off the streets and into their houses as these numbers rise. i think italians just don't quite get it yet that we need to stay in our places. >> i hope a lot of people are paying attention to that because a lot of people are saying we need to learn some of the lessons that you've seen, barbie, there in italy. the thing that strikes me is that there is enormous strain on the health care system there in italy. not to mention the possibility of simply being unable to seek medical care for needs outside of the virus. has that improved at all? is that just getting worse in terms of the capacity? >> no. it's been getting mu

bring home the barbie dolls and say hi mom is home. stocks up over 4%.edical supplies as well as house holds and hiring new workers. also i want to point out, boeing sticking to the lowest level since 2013. 22%. that's one for you. bailout andd a stock 2013 low. guy: bailout is another kind of what is very desperate story in terms of managing the for boeing it proceeded what was happening making itoronavirus even more difficult for the boeing management team. press conference here. ♪ alix: live from new york i'm steel. guy: i'm guy johnson. this is "bloomberg markets." details.the >> we begin with u.s. retail sales they fell last month by year.st in a they were down one-half one percent. spending began to slow before the coronavirus hit the economy. this month numbers likely to deeper decline top now to iran the nation is stepping up the pressure on citizens to take home and avoid unnecessary travel. iranian state tv warning millions can die. the warning coming hours after -- shi'ites push the their the courtyard. iran has had more than 16,000 ases of co

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because the media report about us called her a new barbie. >> brittney from california is a right wingy just like martin. >> deport all the illegals and to build the border wall. >> hungarian culture is incompatible with islam. western culture just is. >> she picked up clicks and likes campaigning against migration. >> i'm with martin. >> they met when she interviewed him for one of her online shows. >> especially america and canada. mass immigration, political correctness. >> in the summer of 2019, the couple tied knot in a fairy tail wedding. as you would expect from the bar by and ken of the right wing world, the pictures were posted online. their new life together chronicles. >> 100,000 subscribers recently, so i think the second biggest patriotic channel in germany. >> so you're going to do one now. so we can see it. >> of course. >> mabel could you move away. i'll put in the password. >> one of his favorite themes is that he receives unfair representation in the main stream media. a claim that resonates with his online will audience. >> he's just clicking one after the other. on

cnn's barbie nado takes a look at why the country has been hit so hard and what lessons the world canrn from this european nation. >> a convoy of military trucks passes through the northern italian city in italy. crematoriums so overwhelmed that the military is transporting the dead. sporn [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: and there are many, many dead. more have died from covid-19 in italy than all of china where the virus first emerged. that's despite italy having far fewer overall cases. the question: why? and what can america learn from it? in addition to sending a plane full of supplies -- >> if you want to see something -- >> reporter: -- chinese have sent the vice president of the red cross who gave this explanation. >> you are not having very strict lock up policy of the city because public transportation is still working and people are still moving around and you're still having dinners and parties in the hotels and you are not wearing masks. >> here in rome it's plain to see officials are putting more stringent policies in place trying to keep people at home. there

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. >> that friday the 13th when kelli decided to go back to the barbie herself, justin told detectivest really alone. he said she arranged to get a ride from nick holbert. >> i just said this guy, watch out, be careful around him. >> this guy stuck in your mind? >> yeah, he's weird. i don't know what she was doing. >> did you say maybe you shouldn't -- >> i said it. >> -- go with him? >> i said it, but i wasn't adamant about it. i'm not going to tell her no a thousand times on text message. >> kelli made it safe to the bar where she texted justin throughout the night, but then there was the last odd text he received. justin was sure he had something to do with her disappearance and sent the text to cover his tracks. detectives went to froggy bottoms where they found nick holbert. they discovered he was down on his luck living in the woods behind the bar. they searched his camp site and his car. not one clue. holbert also agreed to an interview at the police station where he told detectives, yes, he picked up kelli on friday, the 13th, and later dropped her off at the entrance to her ap