look now at more of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic british prime minister barres johnson has tested positive for copd 19 johnson is says he will continue to lead the fight against the penn dimmick spine is in its highest one day rise in virus fatalities with $769.00 people dying in 24 hours and zimbabwe has announced a 3 week total lockdown to stop on monday the measures taken will mike live even more difficult for millions in the country which is already mired in and economic crisis well here in germany there are $49000.00 cases of the infection but the death toll has remained follow up then europe's too hot as he countries italy and spain officials have credited widespread testing with helping to keep germany's mortality right low but the country's latest still caution like other nations germany has placed strict restrictions on public life to control the spread of covert 19 but the chancellor says now is not the time to relax. in germany too public life has come to a near standstill german chancellor angela merkel is asking germans for patience speaking on the phone fr

here are more of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic british prime minister barres johnson has tested positive for coded 19 jumps and says it will be so but will continue to lead the fight against the pen demi german chancellor angela merkel and u.s. president donald trump have agreed to explore possible cooperation on combating the conversion of virus outbreak and zimbabwe has announced a 3 way total lockdown to start on monday the measures will make life even more difficult for millions in the country which is already mired in an economic crusts those countries work to slow the spread of the outbreak young people around the world dealing with some historic restrictions on social life with bars beaches pubs and clubs many of their favorite gathering spices are off limits our correspondents tell us just how young people are confronting life in the age of a global pandemic. police in brussels have stepped up efforts in order to stop particular groups of young people from meeting up in parks like this one a recent study has shown that 44 percent almost half of 18 to 21 year o

scientists advise the number of infections and deaths would spiral without drastic action by mr barr's johnson's asked people to avoid unnecessary contact and trouble chief scientific advisor patrick violence says the virus could kill up to 20000 people in the u k. iran has issued its strongest warning yet about the corona virus outbreak suggesting many people could die if they keep ignoring health guidance a journalist on state television has urged the public to adhere to travel restrictions iran has also temporarily freed some 85000 prisoners in response to the pandemic including the british air raid an aid worker nazarenes a hot iraq live on monday crowds of conservative area and stormed 2 major shrines that have been closed due to the violence zimbabwe's intact iran and he explains why iranians haven't been listening to official warnings this is really something that the government has been struggling with since the beginning iranians are so frustrated with their economic circumstances so frustrated with experiencing one crisis after another that when it comes to following the government's g

well the prime minister barr is johnson talking about testing and also thinking the n.h.s. volunteers but had ever specially shadow what did the prime minister have to say about all of the well the kid message yet again from the prime minister to the general public is to stay at home he really did reiterate the lockdown measures that were announced on monday of this week now he also stress that there is a limited number of acquit meant for the n.h.s. and so it's vital that they are used properly and accordingly he said yet again that the idea of the government's policy is to try and delay and suppress the peak of this virus so that the n.h.s. can cope he stressed again people must stay at home to allow these people on the frontline to do their jobs and do them properly he made a spy. national science to all of the volunteers who have come out over the last 24 hours he said 405000 people have put their names for to help those on the front line staff helped in the way that they can is score patients to and from hospital and even monitor their progress at home so a special tha

now where prime minister barr is johnson has tested positive for the virus but he's not the only member of the government team fighting the outbreak who's been infected journal reports now from london for just hours after boris johnson 1st displayed symptoms and was tested he received a positive result britain's prime minister becomes one of the world's highest profile carriers of the code 19 coronavirus so i am working from home i'm so price waiting and that's entirely the right thing to do but be in no doubt that i can continue thanks to the with modern technology to communicate with all my top team to lead the national fight back against corona bars and it wasn't long afterwards that the health secretary announced he too had tested positive matt hancock said he had mild symptoms that would not prevent him from continuing the vital work of bolstering britain's health service medical advice i was tested and that test has been positive sabi self isolating here until next thursday boris johnson was last seen in person on the steps of downing street on thursday evening as he joined the ho

ashley johnson barr was a 10-year-old, beautiful little girl. and ashley was probably one of those happy kids who loved purple -- thus, my purple scarf and purple jacket today -- and just one of those beautiful, young children growing up in katzebeau who would gone on to have a productive life, but ashley johnson barr is remembered now because at the age of 10 years old, she was brutally raped and murdered. she was literally taken from the kids' playground there and taken to a location not too many miles outside of the community. and her death, the tragedy around the circumstance of how she left this world is one that is an open and a raw and hurtful and horrific scar on alaska, alaska communities. it is a reminder that in my state, a place that is a place of extraordinary beauty, with beautiful people, there is a darkness that is very, very difficult to talk about, and that darkness is reflected in the statistics that we see when it comes to sexual assault, domestic violence, and more brutal acts of murder inflicted, unfortunately, in a disprop