aircraft carrier who wrote a scathing letter after an outbreak of the virus on his warship captain breck closer demanded tougher action to safeguard sailors around $100.00 have tested positive the navy says the commander showed poor judgment. panama and peru have brought in gender based restrictions on people leaving their homes men and women will only be allowed outside on alternating days during the week on sunday everyone must stay home exceptions will be made up for emergency

government's response to the virus that they have started too late that they have for example put breck's it before breathing that was one criticism that the government hasn't participated in the e.u. scheme to purchase more than 2 latest and we've heard from doctors on the frontline that they feel that they are not really protected enough there's not enough protective equipment there's not enough tests to test patients and also to test frontline staff in the hospital so yes has been not an easy week for the government when it came to their response to the crisis you know because on the big boss there let's get you an update now on some of the other corner about as developments around the world almost 1300000 people have been infected with the virus worldwide almost twice as many as just one week ago 69000 have died so far australia said start loosening its code on a virus lockdown chancellor sebastian cortes announced that smaller shops could reopen next week restaurants and hotels would follow in me russia's number of infections jumped by almost 1024 hours remains the epicenter of the o

government's response to the virus that they have started too late that they have for example put breck's it before breathing that was one criticism that the government hasn't participated in the e.u. scheme to purchase more ventilators and we've heard from doctors on the frontline that they feel that they are not really protected enough there's not enough protective equipment there's not enough tests to test patients and also to test frontline staff in the hospital so yes has been not an easy week for the government when it came to their response to the crisis and of course in the middle of all this criticism begetter an incredibly rare address to the nation by queen elizabeth how significant is that. really fairly significant because she doesn't address the nation very often and she has been appealing to people's better nature and i think this was also planned because it was known that the weekend was going to be sunny and that people will be trying to in a way maybe bend the rules a little bit oh we very difficult for people to hear to go to the government. advice or to the regulation

british government's response to the virus that they have started to late a day have for example put breck's it before breathing that was one criticism that the government hasn't participated in the e.u. scheme to purchase more ventilators and we've heard from doctors on the frontline that they feel that they are not really protected enough there's not enough protective equipment there's not enough tests to test patients and also to test frontline staff in the hospital so yes has been not an easy week for the government when it came to their response to the crisis to democrats on a big bastard reporting from london japan's prime minister shinzo our bases his government plans to declare a state of emergency as early as tuesday the announcement comes after a surge in coronavirus cases in japan with over $1000.00 infections in tokyo alone the proposed measure includes a one trillion dollar stimulus package it falls short of a strict lockdown though many local authorities are already urging people to stay at home. talk use normally bustling streets are deserted starting this past weekend people

government's response to the virus that they have started too late that they have for example put breck's it before breathing that was one criticism that the government hasn't participated in the e.u. scheme to purchase more then to latest and we've heard from doctors on the frontline that they feel that they are not really protected enough there's not enough protective equipment there's not enough tests to test patients and also to test frontline staff in the hospital so yes has been not an easy week for the government when it came to their response to the crisis. you know because on a big it was the reporting from london you're watching it on the news remember you can get the latest headlines on the on our website. dot com i'm going to do with joining me into input of everything. the family. why subscribe to d.w. books you meet your favorite writer write. to what i write is to share where to find beautiful. books on you to. virus spread.

farewell after he was dismissed from his post for criticizing the navy's handling of the pandemic captain breck c.e.o. was cheered by his crew as you can see here and they still find photos of the commodity have been battling an outbreak of the virus on his ship and demanded that he be allowed to evacuate his sightless from the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt more than 150 people have tested positive for the virus the navy dismissed him for not following proper protocol and allegedly causing panic by letting his complaint leak to the media. report on the short has been following the story she's here to talk to us about a high what's been the reaction to this captain's departure from the navy when it does depend on whether you look at the navy leadership or the servicemen and women who was serving under him hierarchies at all was very very important in any military organizing. ation and if you look at the rank and file the crew members past now they have been tweeting very very positive things about this captain it seems like he was very very well loved for instance and there's some cool crew members

british government's response to the virus that they have started too late a day have for example put breck said before breathing that was one criticism that the government hasn't participated in the e.u. scheme to purchase more ventilators and we've heard from doctors on the frontline that they feel that they are not really protected enough there's not enough protective equipment there's not enough tests to test patients and also to test frontline staff in the hospital so yes has been not an easy week for the government when it came to their response to the crisis you know because one of the biggest mass reporting from london there's been a surge in coronavirus cases in japan with over 1000 infections in the capital took your no one prime minister shinzo arbor has so far resisted calls to declare a state of emergency but japanese media are now reporting that he's preparing to do so imminently local authorities are already urging residents to stay at home. talk use normally bustling streets are deserted starting this past weekend people are supposed to stay at home the government is urging

aircraft carrier who wrote a scathing letter after an outbreak of the virus on his warship captain breck closer demanded tougher action to safeguard sailors around $100.00 have tested positive the navy says the commander showed poor judgment. panama and peru have brought in gender based restrictions on people leaving their homes men and women will only be allowed outside on alternating days during the week on sunday everyone must stay home exceptions will be made up for emergency outings. well with most of us forced to stay indoors and away from our family and friends social media is helping to fill the void videos and other names have flooded the internet as a way of raising a smile during the crisis let's take a look at how some people have been showing their creative sides. if music is the medicine of the mind coronavirus house. means blowing off some steam. getting a bit more restless. how about some sports. no equipment can just improvise. even if the goods are in short supply. we've seen disappearing cars. not to mention disappearing parents. some just want to ride off into the dis

thank you breck 2 o'clock in the morning is pretty. nice and 30 in the morning this is much. reading about a week for charles schwab rockefeller. with a report has gone in america. it's read books on all the money for our new i read steve harvey's book you know all think like real success act like success. you know arkansas department of correction they have tonight one more time i request to make interviews with you. they say that they're too short of staff to allow this. so. we're going to have to tell us your story on the phone is that ok for you ok your calls system around what you. i was too young back then to really grasp the magnitude of the devastation. and the pain and all the days with calls on my family the victim's family and the big the children 'd and they you know i think about. an 18 year old. man after he had planned to. rob someone at an a.t.m. machine for the purposes of getting a bad good ready deal of $60.00. because after the lead it's fun to pay for his cap and gown and get his. diploma. after he had the weapon in an. after the poster truck but the back

palestinian state and yet the united states can completely go its own way ignore them completely km breck ignaz. jerusalem as the capital of israel move its embassy there can recognize occupied territory the golan heights and indeed can withdraw the legal. the illegal category associated with settlements and this goes against all the resolutions that have been passed by the general assembly so what's the point of a general assembly resolution i think the real question is focus on the one country i think the moral burden of going against. and agreed position i think is is there whatever you do you see just imagine the station of any any country or any part of a country which has noted condition of the world community it would have easily been swallowed up by its power from neighbors but there is such a thing us world opinion represented by the somebody and it would be a tough world but i don't think any country. is happy to be singled out as the one that put this a dinner position and it is a terrible situation that. not only in palestine but on many issues. we didn't get and we have not g

despite breck's it being a reality now many londoners simply don't want to imagine a life without thedelicious foods of continental europe i am. made in europe it's a label that consumers can feel good about employees here are paid fair wages under good working conditions or so we think well the reality is very different for textile workers in north macedonia they're under immense pressure to churn out garments as quickly as possible and often at the expense of their own health and safety and fact when calculated with living costs wages there are lower than in south east asia where christina paver used to be a cog in europe's fast fashion machine now she's become a voice for change. the market was once the hearts of yugoslavia's textile industry. the factory belong to its 9000 employees its director and little more than the other workers it had its own day care centers and workers housing the end of socialism in the early 1990 s. but the end of the market dunga. the textile industry and steve still employs some $9000.00 workers most of them women hardly any of them earn more than the

it's been noted since then carefully, epidemiology research, breck out in february, and possibly late john, before the occurrences on the troop -- in the military camps. that's why i say would have spread anyway. >> host: but the influenza that broke out, when people got this, in some cases they survived, obviously, but in many cases they came down with such terrible pains and diseases that they died in ways that are horrific as you described in your book. >> guest: right. >> host: pleading out or their eyes and ears. >> guest: we have to distinguish between the first wave, which i said was generally mild, and the second lethal wave, which began in september in most places in the world. and those symptoms were horrific. as you said you could bleed not only from your nose and mouth and military camps, 15% of soldiers were bleeding from their nose and you could also bleed from your eyes and ears. you had disease misdiagnosed as cholera, typhoid, dengue, because of the symptoms. not normally associated with influenza, people could turn so dark blue from lack of oxygen, called sigh know s

could breck's it be behind the shortage of personal protective equipment for u.k. doctors and nurses is breaks it to blame for the deaths of more than 50 frontline u.k. medics have politics been put before the welfare of patients in this pandemic now these are grave questions and tonight the british government is struggling to deliver an answer it's facing criticism for not taking part in the european union's joint purchases of medical supplies such as ventilators and masks the u.k. left the e.u. on january 31st of this year but it is still entitle to participate in european purchases until the end of this year and yet it placed no orders why well today the u.k. health secretary appeared before parliament he faced lawmakers furious with the british government's response to the crisis. j.p. i'm right in the fact that i understand that that is the whistleblower of us was suddenly a song under pressure and with disciplinary action that was just all brave young doctors nurses study out untelling it what it was like only from is that the facts and you get is that togeth

as a result of breck's it on the british bracks it basically that us destabilized and scared everybody and we're now in a situation where unionism feels threatened by talk of a border polled by talk of a united ireland basically nationalism feeds that at the ins of the good friday agreement of the advances of the last 20 years will be will be taken office serenely a lot of people here are in a position where they no longer trust them to tell can protect me about thinking unionists feel that they can no longer trust the british government some of the rest of us never quite did but they are now saying can we rely on boris johnson on the conservative party that has betrayed us yet again to stay with us in the future so you're saying as well quite remarkable situation for both parts if i can call it the community divides us additional community divide fear for the future of the constitutional nationalist community in. the people who want to see a united ireland some point breaks that might destabilize the what had been agreed on good friday and followed on from that but the unionist commun

captain who was fired after peeling for help to protect his crew from a coronavirus a break captain breck rosea was removed after emailing commanders asking for faster action to tackle the outbreak onboard the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt more than 800 sailors on the aircraft carrier have tested positive focal 1004 are in hospital. muslims across the globe are marking ramadan their holiest month this year now while the traditional rituals include gatherings for food and pray as many people will have to go these because of coronavirus lockdowns people have been banned from islam's holiest site the grand mosque in mecca the prophet's mosque in medina is also closed for the duration of the fasting period the measures were imposed by saudi arabia's government the kingdom has the highest number of infections in the gulf region now every year during ramadan more than 20000000 workers leave indonesia's capital to travel back to their hometowns but the corona virus outbreak has disrupted that century old 'd tradition because of a ban on nearly all travel in and out of the country jessica washington

were feeling alienated they didn't feel part of britain any longer and therefore the lashed out and breck's it was the way in which they showed their views but to the election if you take working to i mean we rarely got brakes on the doorstep it was all until he called me. described workington it's all area which the mainstream media particularly homed in on as the bellwether seat of the december election yes it was that the press really picked up a good story there and run with it and grieving to ok i think he feel that and they feel the story but it's an area which is 40 miles from the m 6 no really good road to get there and they've always voted labor as indeed it did but on the right on top of that alienation they rebecca long bailey who's the call beneath a candidate touted by the mainstream media again. she said progressive patriotism you saw that patriotism as a clue to understanding these last oh yes because what you've got talking to labor voters have deserted us by and large it was the men who do. speaking i'm going to say that and of course a disproportionate of young people in w

backing the navy's dismissal of an aircraft carrier commander whose crew was hit by coronavirus captain breck was really but come on after he sent a scathing letter to navy leaders asking for a stronger action to stop the spread of the virus particle haim has more. was a truly remarkable sight and send off a mass of u.s. sailors swarm the hangar pay to say goodbye to their captain brett krueger removed from his job alone he walks the gangplank as a sailor's cheer his name. a clear message the navy paul says this crew is not happy cruiser was removed from his position after a letter he wrote to the bosses went public after a few sailors tested positive for the coronavirus he begged them to let him evacuate most of the ship writing we are not at war sailors do not need to die if we do not act now we are failing to properly take care of our most trusted asset our sailors the acting secretary of the navy says that language and the fact that dozens of people were sea seat on the email were the reasons he was removed he called his letter unnecessary when the commanding officer of the u.s.s. teddy r

stricken vessel thomas motley has been facing growing criticism after firing that insulting captain breck cross here calling him quote naive or stupid those comments were in relation to a leaked letter cruzeiros describing the worsening conditions aboard his ak kariya more than 200 crew members of tested positive for the virus wisconsin has proceeded with its presidential primary despite the coronavirus pandemic the state is the 1st in the u.s. to hold a major vote since stay at home orders were implemented vote early went ahead after a last minute ruling in the supreme court i was there as john hendren in chicago explains why some voters are angry at having to choose between their health of their right to vote. in milwaukee the biggest city in wisconsin there were 180 polling places but because they could not manned them all because poll workers that they were not going to go under those conditions 175 posed in hopefully 5 remained open and voters came out in their gloves and masks standing the 2 meters apart waiting to vote for blocks wrapped around each other and many of them were upse

removed from command of a current virus stricken aircraft carrier has now tested positive captain breck cross the air started showing symptoms before complaining about the spread of the illness among his 5000 strong crew nearly 200 on board the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt have tested positive and captain cross sent a letter asking to remove crew members from the ship he was reassigned for the navy described as demonstrating poor judgment in canada the number of people who have died of covert 19 has increased by 20 percent in a single day that brings the death toll to 258 the government has appealed for volunteers to support front line health care workers it's offering full time work to all military reservists more than 14400 cases have been confirmed there. in other news yemeni president. has ordered the release of all prisoners in the southern city of ties with the exception of those who are jailed on major criminal charges this comes after shelling at the women's section of the prison in the southern city on sunday local sources say 5 female prisoners were killed several others injured

a question for dr breck about the cdc director saying an interview that perhaps this second wave of coronavirust more? —— dr birke. in the context of opening up the country and the guidelines loosening. we were clear in the guidelines that we believe that we can monitor communities at a community level by using the influe nza community level by using the influenza —like illness. in this respiratory and gastrointestinal components of this particular virus. obviously when we had the flu, we will come and we're working on algorithm that you test for the flu, and you test for covid—19 and make sure that we are building the testing capacity to be able to do that. we will pull away from that briefing where we were hearing president trump talk about his temporary suspension of immigration into the united states. you have been watching bbc news. this is bbc world news, the headlines hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are talkradio presenter daisy mcandrew and katy balls — the deputy politcal editor of spectator. tomorrow's front pages, start

infected aircraft carrier has been fired after the captain's scathing letter to the white house captain breck called for evacuation of sailors after some of the 5000 on board got infected acting navy secretary thomas motley said the captain was removed for exercising poor judgment the economic fallout continues to deepen with an unprecedented 10000000 americans losing their jobs in the past 2 weeks the u.s. as a quarter of the world's 1000000 cases of the virus there's been a renewed warning for people in the chinese city of to be vigilant and to stay in their homes to prevent a resurgence of infections and your lockdown has been ordered in china after infections were reported your home province where the outbreak began. hong kong is shutting its bars and clubs from friday after a spike in corona virus cases there the shutdown should initially last for 2 weeks as the government ramps up its social distancing efforts the city has 802 confirmed infections and the government says dozens of cases have been linked to bars last week hong kong banned all tourist arrivals and transits through its air

for his harsh criticism of the former commander of a coronavirus stricken aircraft carrier captain breck cross it was called quote naive or stupid the sending out a letter describing the worsening situation aboard the vessel the document was leaked leading to being stood down as commander nearly $200.00 crew on board of tested positive for the virus and the apology is an abrupt turnaround from the acting they have or secretaries initial response which said that he stood by his comments. as the outbreak worsens in latin america colombia has extended its nationwide quarantine for a further 2 weeks that means that many people can't get to work including venezuela migrants who are left without the means to survive in america and its use in newman reports. it's a long and torturous road back home for these venezuelan migrants hundreds are trying to make the 556 kilometer long journey to colombia's border with venezuela on foot fleeing not just the cold the 1000 at demick but acute unemployment the disobliging them to return home. with the situation that is happening with coronavirus things ha

theodore roosevelt tested positive and captain breck cozier asks for permission to isolate most of the $5000.00 crew acting navy secretary thomas moggi said the captain was removed for demonstrating extremely poor judgment and still ahead on al jazeera how big of an effect will coronavirus have on the upcoming u.s. election plus we'll look at the consequences of australia's ban on foreign visitors to stop the spread of the virus. welcome back let's take a look at weather conditions across the americas we've got one weather system towards the eastern seaboard another one which is just developing across central areas there across the west where high pressure is there dominating things across much of the u.s. at least so look at fine day in san francisco further north in seattle washington state we could see some rain activity from up to cue the system you see the rain extending down through parts of the upper midwest through into the southern plains and then towards the south some heavy showers likely here thunderstorms are likely i'm out system along the eastern seaboard is close enough

biography of the british prime minister barak and she says that johnson is too focused on celebrating breck set at a time when he should have been preparing to fight the outbreak. i used to be his deputy many years ago and we were both journalists and he went in brussels for the daily telegraph was an officer too i got to know him very well i still then i written about him over many many years now that he simply doesn't have to qualities to be. take early and it's time like this is a global pandemic and the sunday times report today which seems extremely well researched well written and and accurate portrays that with devastating and hugely alarming impacts the fact is i think it is possible that person some will now go down as one of the worst prime ministers that we've ever had and we've had him in charge all allegedly in charge during this power and. the sunday times describes it as a spider's web of failure even that i think maybe in and arrested that people are losing their lives have lost their lives lost their livelihoods people are grieving because thousands of extra people are grie

from command of a coronavirus stricken aircraft carrier how's now tested positive himself captain breck started showing symptoms of the virus before complaining about the lack of action to stop it spreading among his 5000 strong crew more than 100 sailors on the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt tested positive and captain crozier asked for permission to isolate other crew members he was then removed for what the navy described as demonstrating poor judgement. coverage of coronavirus continues in a moment we'll look at viral stems and hiked prices how prosecutors in the u.s. are taking on the pandemic profiteers in a river in pakistan renowned for its natural beauty has become a dumping ground for an swabs to find out why officials are taking action. i know that things are really warming up now across much of the arabian peninsula to the north we have got want to see bits and pieces of cloud with some showers but again pushing into western areas a turkey and also on their way towards areas of afghanistan but ahead of that some very good clear skies fairly cool skies these nomads working their w

stricken vessel thomas bartley has been facing growing criticism after firing at that insulting captain breck cross here calling him quote naive or stupid the comments were in relation to a leaked letter crossing a road describing the worsening conditions aboard his aircraft carrier more than 200 of his crew members. tested positive for the virus voting has now ended and the wisconsin presidential primary which went ahead despite the coronavirus pandemic the states is the 1st in the u.s. to hold a major vote stay at home and as we implement it of the voter early went ahead after a loss but it ruling in the supreme court results are expected until next week us go live now to chicago zeros john hendra john how many people managed to or even wanted to vote today. well it's unbelievable that so many people actually did hundreds of thousands it seems we won't know the total tally for another week and that's because they're going to wait that long to count the absentee ballots those come out on april 13th but perhaps the best way to describe this election is chaotic it's also been called undemocrat

vessel thomas mauled they had been facing growing criticism after firing and then insulting captain breck cozier calling him courts naive or stupid those comments were in relation to a league's letter cozier row describing the worsening conditions on the aircraft carrier more than 200 crew members on board the theodore roosevelt have tested positive for 19 now as we reported france has become the 4th country's register more than 10000 coronavirus thinks deaths but there's been a decline in intensive care missions paul brennan takes a look at how france and other european countries are coping. the arrow points down but the sign just caution after 5 consecutive days of fewer and fewer new deaths spain source sharp increase in coronavirus fatalities on tuesday. nonetheless the rise was attributed to weekend it's only now being recorded and that overall the trend remains downward spanish firefighters are playing a vital role in support of the medical professionals fire crew volunteers are decontaminating ambulances and other public authority vehicles which have been carrying coronavirus patie

reported stocks of equipment had been allowed to be depleted as attention was turned to securing breck's it and it has assisted johnson was on top of things even as he recovers from the virus himself. the idea that the point is to skipped meetings that were vital to our response to the growing of us i think is a good chance but the truth is that the other meetings across government some richard by the health secretary some richard by other ministers but the probably minister to all the major decisions i think anyone who considers open to the point is just a little while ago nobody can say that it's some throwing heart and soul into fighting it's virus the number of people killed by the corona virus in the united states is now more than 40000 that's the highest number of deaths in any country and nearly double that of the next deadliest outbreak in italy new york has seen the most victims of the state's governor says the outbreak that is on the descent in more positive news south korea reported just 8 new cases in the past day is the 1st time the data increase has been in single digits fo

captain breck rozier, as you see here, some of the alarm for sailors aboard the ca.ed for the ship's immediate evacuation after more than 100 sailors tested positive on board. the acting secretary of the navy says that the captain acted without discussing the letter with his immediate commander and sent a letter over an unsecured, unclassified email system. >> it was copied to 20 or 30 other people, okay? that's just not acceptable. he did not take care and what that date is create a panic, a little bit of a panic on the ship. that demonstrated extremely poor judgment in the middle of a crisis, because what it's done is create a firestorm, it's creative doubts about the ship's ability to go to see if it needs to, it's created doubt among the families about the health of their sailors and that was a completely unnecessary thing to do in the midst of crisis. >> martha: joining me now, general jack keane, four star general and fox news strategic analyst. always good to see you. what's your take on this story? >> i think it's pretty unfortunate, circumstances taking plac

in rome, matea is breck breaking his lockdown for his hour of daily exercise. rules of the new normal. and he says, he can see an upside. >> it is a strange feeling, but there's some certain way, it makes me proud, whenever i have a little bit of hope, it is a sign that we are really understanding that the best way to show solidarity and love is to not touch and see each other. >> italy still has a very family culture, people know their grandparents, live close to their grandparents, eat meals together, does that help? >> i think so. in my case, for sure. i'm getting together more with my family now than i ever did, and i think it is an opportunity to rediscover that. >> social distancing has forced us to rethink how we work, and how we play. an historic first, the olympic games have been postponed in peacetime. the ideal of the games, to bring nations together, suddenly not matching the new spirit of the age. >> we are fighting multiple issues here. there is the virus. there is the health care sector. there is the economy, of course. you know, not to mention t

today bene breck still has the -- in the country but the rate of new infections has been cut in half.ving a community that had to look beyond its own rules, traditions, and fears to overcome a modern killer. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> and coming up, why some of us are better equipped than others for the era of home confinement that we're in. when i showed my mom the dna results, it made her feel proud. ancestry® specifically showed the regions that my family was from. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. overnight they became our offices, schools and playgrounds. all those places out there, are now in here. that's why we're still offering fast, free two day shipping on thousands of items. even the big stuff. and doing everything it takes to ensure your safety. so you can make your home everything you need it to be. wayfair. way more than furniture. it means being there for each other. that's why state farm is announcing the good neighbor relief program we know our customers are driving less, which means fewer accidents. so state farm is r

well the 2nd round of breck's it trade talks has finished with officials in brussels expressing frustration saying the u.k. is dragging its feet artie's europe correspondent peter oliver has more from burning. bush said he was disappointed with the progress being made co one of the in the productivity coming from the british side the e.u. chief negotiator in these breaks it did a nice break that talks said there were 2 key important dates one of them in june 1 of them in december the june date is essentially the cutoff to extend the withdrawal agreement. does the december dates and that's the date that britain will if there is no extension leave the european union in an economic sense of course they already left in a political sense earlier this year. and they will essentially the customs union they will also leave the single market with all of the economic issues that are said to come with that as it stands at the moment in fact michel barnier talked about at the moment it would be an economic shock coming with inside inside an already quite serious economic shock talking about the problem