and sports fans in belarus get a rare rare exception in europe they are still attending soccer matches as life in the eastern european country goes largely unchanged despite the global health crisis. thanks for joining us the covert 900 pandemic could prove especially challenging for countries without advanced health care respirators gloves face masks and hospital beds are all crucial and they're all severely lacking in gaza authorities they're worried the virus could be impossible to stop more than 2000000 people in the palestinian territory live under strict brooke block aids from israel. in egypt . it's been less than a week since the coronavirus reached gaza but already it's clear that the territory is woefully under quick to cope with the pandemic well thirty's are doing what they can. as the municipality is organizing the cleaning and sterilising of the markets in an attempt to prevent the spread of the corona virus . we're doing this despite being short of facilities and equipment. it is our duty to try to prevent the virus from spreading. the u.n. has already warned that the cr

it's not been long get a crowded football stadium is already a jarring sight but the new normal in belarusis still the old normal and top flight matches like saturday's main start b. are still underway in front of full houses albeit with some coronavirus precautionary measures included in football isn't the only thing much of life has gone largely unchanged in the eastern european country the authoritarian state has long had extremely tight travel restrictions and so far has reported only a few cases of the virus president. has encouraged people to continue business as usual claiming that working with tractors and in the fields has healing power for agricultural laborers. despite the panic the virus has unleashed around the world many fans and make sure their president's attitude. will keep coming to the stadium until it's no longer allowed a president said that working on tractors would cure everyone so we'll be fine. they're currently the only football fans in europe with anything to cheer about although that could change at the coronavirus crisis ends up having substantial impact on bel

belarus has reported less than 100 cases of the coronavirus, but there's been criticism of the decisionrch bbc news online, or download our smartphone app. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. over the last week we have had some signs of spring from the weather and temperatures got up to 19 degrees earlier in the week but not so this weekend. it has been turning colder and this afternoon you were lucky to get to 9 degrees. feeling much more like winter, and high pressure has been in charge, an unusually strong area of high pressure sitting to the west of the british isles and the winds are blowing in a clockwise direction so it means it has been drawing some really cold air down from the north and talking of the winds, they've been pretty brisk and that has accentuated the chilly fail. while it stays quite blustery through the night, the winds will ease to some extent with large amounts of cloud and showers in northern and eastern scotland down the eastern side of england. temperatures tending to hover around freezing and some spots might be a touch below

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these are often places secretaries don't go as frequently like hungary, iceland, belarus and paraguay when i go to these places i get a chance to thank my team that is delivering america's values across the globe alongsideour brothers and sisters , it's an incredible privilege for me. [applause] when i meet with leaders and it's pretty much i will live by my code and i learned why susan talks about , she shoots straight, they prefer it. it's the way president trump operates as well. i take clear expectations for what it means to be. ask our partners are biggest challenges we face whether that is countering islamic republic of iran, restoring democracy in venezuela, you can see president trump's mission. you can see his part in our foreign policy that we are countering the face of oppression around the world and it's a value that we all know with with the enormous success we had under president reagan when the iron curtain came down. another part of shooting straight is being honest with yourself and you have to be clear about what you can do and what you can't read no foreign-policy b

in stages, spain, with all different lockdown is, but we seem some countries, indonesia, mexico, belaruspounds or very few restrictions —— lockdown is. how might that affect the course of the virus? we know from what we've seen in wuhan and italy that the peak of the demand in critical care is about four weeks after lockd owns critical care is about four weeks after lockdowns are imposed, so those places imposing lockdowns can expect cases to be climbing for at least a good few weeks before they start to level off. with seem hopeful signs from italy in the last few days that they might be getting better —— we've seen. but there's a long way to go and if there is no lockdowns, you can expect a considerably longer period of growth. when cases go down under a lockdown, what happens if a lockdown is released? lockdown, what happens if a lockdown is released ? cases lockdown, what happens if a lockdown is released? cases go back up again 01’ is released? cases go back up again or do countries go into testing regimes to make sure they're not at square zero again? testing and contacting regimes

much of europe is in lockdown but belarus is one of the few countries which hasn't imposed any stricteak. its president alexander lukashenko a co ntroversially

in belarus, authoritarian president alexander lukashenko's response to the pandemic is in stark contrast to other european leaders as he refused to implement any protective measures, and advised citizens of belarus to drink vodka and visit the sauna to combat the infection. in japan, the popular comedian ken shimura has died after contracting covid-19 at the age of 70. known for his slapstick style, he was a regular fixture on japanese variety shows. his death comes as the japanese government has resisted imposing a lockdown or social distancing measures, citing concerns for the economy. japan recorded over 170 new cases on sunday, 68 of those in tokyo. testing has s remained extxtremy limited. in the phihilippines, lalaw enforcement t officers have reportedly b been subjectingng people whoho violate thehe natil lockdown to o humiliating g and violenent punishmentnt, includig locking ththem in crowdededog cages. in the middle east, the first coronavirus death in syria was reported sunday, one week after it announced its first confirmed case. saudi officials say they shot down balliststic

there would be an agreement each possibly between moscow and minsk between russia and belarus that what allow puts in to an integrated russian state so would become the sort of super presidency the idea of that was he would become the sort of super president of 2 countries is that right yes but that of course yes but that did not work out because the president of bellicose look at that not that great of that and that's. that is still continuing with a somewhat of a worsening of relationship with but also i want to mention the constitutional court was mentioned it is interesting that one of the constitutional amendments that has been proposed deals with reforming the constitutional court and cutting the number of judges from 19 to 11 and reason that it is interesting is because now that the constitutional court will have to decide on the legitimacy of granting. potential 2 new presidential terms than 1000 current judges will of course keep in their minds that the axe is hanging above their heads and if some of them vote against they may be the ones who are cut from the constitutional cou

the ring at the european olympic qualifying tournament at the copper box, beating ana staradub of belarus for grabs in the lightweight division, it is the first of three bouts she will have to win to book her spot to tokyo. she next faces the number—one seed mira potkonen of finland, who, at 39, is more than twice her age. she's obviously the number—one seed, but at the end of the day, she's only got two hands, one brain, two legs. this is what boxing is all about. to be the best you have to beat the best, and i believe i'm the best. first bout, first day, the youngest. never, ever had a senior bout. and competing against a woman who is probably 26 and i'm 19. i gave a performance and now‘s the time to start turning on the heat. lets take a look at some of the other sporting action taking place today. the 6/1 shot trucker‘s lodge won the midlands grand national by a huge 18 lengths at uttoxeter. a runner—up in the welsh national, the paul nicholls—trained eight—year—old finished ahead of captain drake in second, withjoe farrell in third. germany's max schachman held off a late attack from

she beat ana staradub from belarus.ision, with the first of three bouts securing their spot to tokyo. with one down for dubois, she will now face the number one seed mira potkonen of finland, who at 39, is more than twice her age. lets take a look at some of the other sport happening today. the 6/1 one shot trucker‘s lodge, the one in green, won the midlands grand national by a huge 18 lengths at uttoxeter. the paul nicholls—trained 8—year—old, who was a runner—up in the welsh national finished ahead of captain drake in second, withjoe farrell in third. world number one judd trump is through to the third round of the gibraltar open after beating egor figor raydo 4 frames to 2. his victory included this break of 132. and britain's elfyn evans is third after 13 stages of the world rally championship in mexico, more than half a minute behind toyota team—mate sebastien ogier of france. esapekka lappi's rally ended in dramatic fashion, the finn's ford catching fire. no—one was hurt. among the other sport going on today is th

football fans missing the game due coronavirus lockdowns imposed across the globe should look to belarusn premier league is the only place in europe where football is still being played. there have been fewer than 100 cases and no deaths from the virus in the former soviet republic. thieves in the netherlands have carried out an overnight raid and stolen a famous vincent van gogh painting. the parsonage garden at nuenen in spring dates from 1884 and was snatched from the singer laren museum. dutch museums have been closed because of the coronavirus outbreak since march the 12th. spain has passed a grim milestone in its battle with the coronavirus, overtaking china in the number of infections. there are now more than 85,000 cases in spain. only the united states and italy have more. tough new restrictions have come into force, as the capital madrid held a moment of silence to remember those lost. guy hedgecoe reports. the new normal in spain. the country's once—buzzing capital is now a virtual ghost town. spain has been in lockdown for over two weeks. but now that's been tightened further

the only thing you can bet on live right now is the belarus soccer league. apparently in minsk. you can bet on that if you have a gambling problem. you can bet on the nfl draft, who i will be the first pick. you can bet on cam newton the quarterback where he will sign or who will be in the world series. that is not where they make their money. they make their money on daily games in places like, this wrigley field, in chicago, all across. they have already lost march madness. they lost a lot of money from the nba, from hockey. right now they're in a holding pattern, but the guys at draftkings say they have ipo scheduled for next month. they will go ahead with it. they're optimistic that the president's idea getting things back to normal will get through. stuart: that was intriguing about the belarus soccer matches which i can probably bet on if i really want to. jeff flock, always in the middle of it. thank you very much indeed, sir. bring it back home to new jersey. ash, you have news, virus related news, from new jersey, what do you want? ashley: yep, from

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how about the belarus professional soccer league? apparently they are still playing soccer.draft. you can bet on who cam newton the quarterback will sign with or who is going to win the world series. that's not where they make their money. games played on stadiums like this. that would be something. we've got our fingers crossed. >> bill: that's clark and waveland right there at wrigley field? >> clark and addison. if you were here, you would be over there. >> not during lent, but after lent, for sure. thank you, jeff. wrigley field. here in new york, a different scene. here is the midtown manhattan as a 10:30 yesterday morning, rush hour. >> bill: that was on my camera. our camera at fox at times square a few blocks away. the image is the same. so now with no sports, they've got you covered. elton john will host the i heart living room conference. a great lineup. alicia keys, backstreet boys. you can catch it on all fox platforms. the benefit goes to help american organizations. they are great groups that we talked with the head of feeding america. this is my donation. for

which were meant -- stalin insisted on the borders that he got with hitler, with western ukraine and belarusoing to the soviet union. and then there was a question of the western border of poland, ng -- andns turni kicking out the german population from eastern germany and establishing polish states. these are big and complex issues. the eastern border, the border with the soviet union, is negotiated at yalta. the western border would be but theat potsdam, soviet union would get its way. another big issue was the government and democratic elections. way.gain, stalin got his poland was a major defeat for churchill and a major victory for stalin. again i do not think even he would predict how important the document would be, but he proposed to sign a declaration for a liberated europe, which during the entire cold war was the one document where it was clear the soviets didn't do what they promised to do at yalta. but that was a declaration, nothing specific. it became a major factor in the cold war. at that time it was something that they spent maybe 15 minutes going through that and assigning

does belarus count? on top of that, there was the misstatement about trade.e're going to stop letting in trade from europe and all of a sudden, very quickly, the white house had to do cleanup on aisle six to say it's the opposite of that. >> i want to -- michael wrote the following, brendan, and maybe this will seem harsh. this wasn't the usual flatulent bluster aimed skwaurly at the fellas at the stupid end of the bar at mow's. he is still trump and couldn't help himself and had to call it a foreign virus. all he did is raise more questions than he answered and pepper in a few lies and smears. this is a rough but the larger point he was making was, maybe he should never have spoken at all last night. >> at this point, the country needs presidential leadership, so i don't fault him for trying that. why do you doon oval office address? to show you're up to the moment. make them believe it's going to be okay. clearly he didn't do that. the markets, obviously, reacted that way and the follow-up today, i think one of the craziest things happening is the president

basically stalin insisted on the borders, that he wanted with hitler, with western ukraine, and western belarusgoing to the soviet union. then there was a question of the western border of poland, which means turning dense ink, -- and kicking out the german population from eastern germany and establishing a polished state there the eastern border is negotiated the western boat or not decided in potsdam but the soviet union would get its way with poland got with poland another big issue is the government and elections there. and also stalin got his way poland was a major defeat for churchill and a major victory for stalin fdr decided again i don't think he would even predict how important the document would be but he was supposed to sign get the declaration of the rated europe but the one document way that was very clear that the soviets didn't do what they promised to do but that was a declaration guy, that was nothing specific again it became a major factor in the cold war. but maybe they spent 15 minutes going to then signing it, but it wasn't a big important issue. so churchill went to stali

there is a -- by -- which deals with the german army in belarus. when the shooting of jews becomes a part of standard procedure for german soldiers so that while, obviously, they do not know the details and coverage and so on, this is in general very well known at the time. for those higher up in normandy, they are told that the reason the german army cannot send as much ammunition to the german soldiers fighting the british, americans and canadians in normandy is that in march of 1944, germany occupied hungary, and there are lots of trains now running from the rural communities to auschwitz, carrying jews, and they cannot simultaneously while carrying jews to their death at auschwitz, to carrying ammunition from german factories to northern france. >> a quick end note to the delusional germans, just to say, himmler, on the day after hitler's'ss birthday meets with the representative of the world jewish congress in sweden the first time he has met a jewish person in the house. he shakes his head and says "let's say bygones be bygones." [laughter] >

now much of europe is in lockdown, but belarus is one of the few countries which hasn‘t imposed any stricttial hockey team yesterday and even managed to provide an assist for a goal. many athletes around the world are coming to terms with there not being an olympic games in tokyo this summer. instead, they‘ll have to wait until next year to perform on the global stage. at the 2016 olympics, rugby 75 made it‘s debut at the tournament, with team gb winning silver. earlier i spoke to england rugby 75 player, alex davis, who admits, that he was gutted to hear that the games had been postponed, especially after just returning from injury are 1a months out. it felt quite inevitable, i guess it was going to be postponed at some point, wejust weren‘t was going to be postponed at some point, we just weren‘t really sure to what extent, would itjust be postponed by a year, would be cancelled, there was a lot of uncertainty around that but, i guess it is very saddening to not be able to look forward to the summer 0lympics, representing team gb, but obviously for the health of everyone around the world

this is the eastern european nation of belarus — and while football may be suspended in the uk and acrosslobe buying up the rights from russia and india. the bela rusian president alexander lu kashenko — seen here taking part in a ice hockey game sunday — has previously dismissed the threat of the coronavirus, which has infected 94 people in the country. earlier this month he said that the virus could be cured by driving on tractors and drinking vodka. yesterday, he was asked why the country wasn't going into lockdown. the president defended his situation. translation: it's better to live your knees. you don't see the virus year, i do not see them too. this is a fridge, it is the best for health. this is better for sport is the best for health. this is betterfor sport and is the best for health. this is better for sport and this is the is the real antiviral cure. there's concern that india could become a coronavirus hot—spot. the indian government has been criticised for its lack of planning ahead of a three—week lockdown, which was introduced with less than four hours' notice. let me sho

there is a very good recent book by waitman bjorn that deals with the german army in belarus in whiteussia where the shooting of jews becomes a part of standard procedure for german soldiers so that while obviously they do not know the details and coverage and so on, this is in general very well known at the time and for those higher up in normandy they are told that the reason that the german army cannot send as much ammunition to the german soldiers fighting the british americans and canadians in naturormandy is thn march of '44 germany occupied hungary and there are a lot of trains running from the rural communities of hungary to auschwitz carrying jews and they cannot simultaneously, while carrying jews to their death in auschwitz, carry ammunition from german factories to northern france. >> just a quick end note to that when you talk about the delusional germans who thought they were going to join forces with the americans and fight the soviets. the day after hitler's birthday, 1945, so the 21st of april meets with the head of the representative of the world jewish congress from

the ring at the european olympic qualifying tournament at the copper box, beating ana staradub, of belarusf three bouts that the 19—year—old british boxer would have to win to book her spot in tokyo. she next faces the number—one seed mira potkonen of finland, who, at 39, is more than twice her age. she's obviously the number one seed, but at the end of the day, she's only got two hands. one brain. two legs. this is what boxing is all about. to be the best you have to be the best, i believe i'm the best. first bout, first day, the youngest, never, ever had a senior bout. and competing against a woman who is probably 26 and i'm 19. competing against a woman who is probably 26 and i'm19. i gave a performance and i was time to start turning on the heat. lets take a look at some of the other sporting action taking place today. to racing, and the 6/1 shot trucker‘s lodge won the midlands grand national by 18 lengths at uttoxeter. the paul nicholls—trained welsh national runner—up finished ahead of captain drake in second and joe farrell in third. germany's max schachmann held off a late attack

if you want to bet on an actual game, the belarus premier league, that's soccer, is still playing.k still hassocke socce. who is cam newton going to sign with or who will win the world series. that's not going to win a ton of money for folks who are counting on all this and sports betting to bring in a lot of dough. the folks at draftkings have a public offering scheduled for next month and they say they are going to go ahead with it. the folks in the sports betting industry say things will recover. take a listen. >> the online gaming companies are going to, you know, a, be able to weather the storm in terms of a lack of live sporting events to wager on and some of them, you know, have good balance sheets. the ones that don't are, you know, have a lot of debt and obviously no income right now, they are going to struggle. and they are going to have a hard time. reporter: there are a lot of these companies, cheryl. as we said, 18 states now. washington state became the latest one. the governor signing a bill just yesterday. i tell you, when the scene looks like this, this is the insi

president of belarus is choosing to ignore global health advice as sport in his country carries on president alexander due to shango has taken part in a hockey game to emphasize his believe that events should continue the belorussian football league is the only one in europe which is still happening officially less than $100.00 coronavirus cases have been reported the country. ok and that is all your sport for now sassy back to you thanks very much power while the lockdowns around the wild have created a huge demand for streaming services such as netflix with millions confined to their homes and as robert bride reports from seoul one newly released series from south korea is proving to be around the time the hit. kingdom is a zombie saga with a difference the holds have been infected with a mysterious play in an uncanny parallel with the current crisis and the release of series 2 right now has been an international hades. result kemal an executive in malaysia is hawked as his country joins so many others in ordering people to work from home the people in the cities are in a lockdown you know

well just one football league in the whole of europe is still going in that scene belarus fans are having their temperatures checked at some stadiums but other than that it's business as usual on the belarusian premier league officially the country has reported less than 100 coronavirus cases the belarusian president has suggested working on tractors and having a sauna will help keep the virus away while spanish clubs they're somewhat more grounded in coronavirus reality of let's go madrid an espanyol of become the latest seems to reduce player wages barcelona made a similar move on thursday semi cuts would reflect a reduction in the working day and thus were a proportionate reduction in salaries and it's the roma fans have organized special home deliveries of food and medical supplies to some of the oldest season ticket holders the country's clubs players and fans have raised millions of dollars to help support those in need syria has been suspended since march the 9th the national hockey league hasn't ruled out finishing its regular season it's aiming for a summer playoff schedule the s

europe which is still happening officially less than $100.00 coronavirus cases have been reported in belarus. ok and that is all your support for now call back t.s.r. a thank you for that far is back in the next news hour 1500 hours g.m.t. finally this news out spare a thought for the world's medical workers they are tired they are exhausted both mentally and physically so we're going to leave you this hour with a few portraits of some of those brave health workers on the front lines this is an israeli joining a rare break on a busy day the day when more the $900.00 people died the highest anywhere in the world. ruins that speak of a rich history and go ones range from this palace more than 600 years ago this is the old town of change change of the door to the sacred value of the past and to the century of much beach ancient traditions are still being embraced here today that may change less than 2 kilometers away bulldozers are neville in the ground for a controversial new airport that's expected to shuttle millions of tourists to historic sites the airport should then be in the sacred foll