later here on brighton beach another in central london in hyde park. the types of people who are likely to come out and he these schools perhaps tending more towards the kind of far right and libertarian. end of the political spectrum. by and large though i think the u.k. population has been on board with the lock down it tends to view the government's actions as being if anything too late and perhaps not going far enough in restricting people's movements but if we do see people coming out down to brighton beach today it is not likely to be that many from the protesting end of the spectrum more likely to be day trippers and people coming out stretching their legs after the government earlier this week eased the restrictions slightly it abandons the. let go at least the stay at home message and replace it with a much more ridicule stay alert message but now people are allowed to take it as much exercise outside as they want to travel a bit further etc the fear though is that you will see places like this brighton beach with daytrippers coming down from

sarah campbell has spent the day on brighton beach where people have been trying to sunbathe and social distance at the same time. it's been busy? yes, it has. people are still coming to the area to make the most of the beautiful evening sunshine. most of the people i have seen through the day have been trying to keep this to meet a safe distance. but when there are so many people out and about, trying to avoid all close contact is difficult. sun, sea and social distancing. it's not easy to find an isolated spot on the beach when so many other people have the same idea. for businesses, too, there is a balance between wanting customers and keeping them safe. it's too busy. this doesn't feel like brighton today, it feels like a horrible day in brighton where it's quite dangerous.” like a horrible day in brighton where it's quite dangerous. i do feel safe because it's quite a big beach, so it feels possible to stay two metres away. i think everybody hasjust got to two metres away. i think everybody has just got to abide by the rules, it's not hard. it'sjust one of those things, everybody h

wildlife emergency services says this bobcat was fo along h near brighton beach. it died soon after. another was found in tuesday near the uc santa cruz campus. experts believe that they fell ill after eating poisoned rodents. wildlife emergency services is trying to raise funds to show how widespread the problem really is. >>> one firefighter is her after responding to a tire shop fire in san jose. crews arrived around 3:00 a.m. to douse the fire and stop it from spreading. i got it under control about half an hour. the firefighter have minor injuries. >>> a new walk of covid-19 test site is opening up in santa clara county today, thanks to actor sean penn's organization core, community organized relief effort. the actor teamed up with the roots community health center to open up the test site at the a.m. cevery wednesday. to 3:00 p.m. pens organization, corr is focused on expanding testing to the vulnerable and underserved communities. >>> rates of anxiety and depression were already on the rise. mental health nationals are concerned even more people are struggl

sarah campbell has spent the day on brighton beach where people have been trying to sunbathe and socialg sunshine. most of the people i have seen through the day have been trying to keep this to meet a safe distance. but when there are so many people out and about, trying to avoid all close contact is difficult. sun, sea and social distancing. it's not easy to find an isolated spot on the beach when so many other people have the same idea. for businesses, too, there is a

sarah campbell has spent the day on brighton beach where people have been trying to sunbathe and sociala. for businesses, too, there is a balance between wanting customers and keeping them safe. it's too busy. this doesn't feel like brighton today, it feels like a horrible day in brighton where it's quite dangerous. i do feel safe because it's quite a big beach, so it feels possible to stay two metres away. i think everybody has just got to abide by the rules, it's not hard. it's just one of those things, everybody has to get on with it. the hot weather has certainly brought people to the beach in brighton. the challenge, here, as elsewhere, is how best to remind them to keep their distance. in the peak district, walkers were out in force, along with their dogs. not far away in glossop, there was time for a round of golf, and city dwellers have enjoyed their local green spaces. this was kings heath park in birmingham. while in england, rules regarding travel and exercise have been loosened, but it remains the case in scotland that you have to stay in your local area. the same is true in

part of this commute from the bronx to brighton beach and stopping at downtown brooklyn on the way we would also often stop on 34th street to go to the po box, most days. there was a little bit of paperwork saying she was missing some document and she never got it. because of that she lost welfare childcare we never quite figured out how she lost her medicaid benefits. but this notion of everything happening in person, yes even receiving a bit of mail happens in person if you are homeless that's an incredibly tricky thing. i remember when we went to the welfare office on 14th street for five days once a week we would go five weeks in a row i believe. just to confirm that her rent subsidy check and been paid to the shelter prayed that was five days of her life. when she was in school and working, that would mean missing exams, missing classes, sing work-study jobs. often to wait for hours to hear over the person need to talk to is not in today. or your cases been transferred there is a concept called administrative burden that scholars have put forth that basically attests the degree o

here in coney island, on brighton beach, it was rainy. and the entire area, such a stark difference from what we have today. that's going to be a bit of a trouble for new york city leaders. even though swimming is not allowed on the beach out here, they are expecting hordes and hordes of people to come out. there are activities allowed on the beach and a bunch reminding people to socially distance. this is such an iconic spot that you won't have the same feeling for this holiday and a big holiday. we expect some of the businesses to be open minimally, enforcing social distancing as it goes. we'll be out here all weekend long to give you the updates. >> a lot of people across the country, if they're not familiar with coney island, they will be familiar with nathan's, where cori is standing, that has a hot dog eating contest. cori, thank you. >>> let's turn to the search for solutions in the international race to find a vaccine for the coronavirus. >> joining us now is dr. katie pacceretti. thank you for joining us. there's a little news ou

80 percent this year our correspondent wrote chalons joins us live now from brighton on the south coast of the u.k. the beach is empty at the moment rory but the weather's fine set for the weekend i guess people be trying to make the most of it. yes brighton is just a short train ride from london just over an hour away and on any normal weekends in late spring or summer particularly warm weekends like this one is forecast to be this beach would be absolutely rahm's with people day trippers coming from the capital and from other parts of the south of england the fear is as today progress is sunday's supposed to be even warmer than today that you might see people coming in considerable numbers there have been warnings from local authorities and police forces from around the country the local beauty spots parks national parks beaches etc should not be turned into day tripping locations just because the restrictions that people have been living with for the last few months have been eased slightly this is the 1st weekend that has come along since the easing on wednesday of restrictions people are now being allow

going far enough in restricting people's movements but if we do see people coming out down to brighton beach today it is not likely to be that many from the protesting end of the spectrum more likely to be day trippers and people coming out stretching their legs after the government earlier this week eased the restrictions slightly the us president donald trump threatening to veto a 3 trillion dollars support package for those affected by the pandemic has been voted through by the house of representatives at least $23.00 migrant workers have been killed in northern india when their truck collided with another vehicle it is the latest incident involving laborers as they tried to return home during the coronavirus lockdown in the past week more than 30 have died dozens of babies have been left stranded in ukraine because of restrictions to control the spread of the virus the babies were born to surrogate mothers and their due to be collected by parents from the us europe and elsewhere. there being protests at malls across hong kong the movement's leaders are calling for an independent inquiry

the hot weather has certainly brought people to the beach in brighton.he challenge, here, as elsewhere, is how best to remind them to keep their distance. in the peak district, walkers were out in force, along with their dogs. not far away in glossop, there was time for a round of golf, and city dwellers have enjoyed their local green spaces. in lancashire, fishing, suited to social distancing. in england, rules regarding travel and exercise have been loosened, but it remains the case in scotland that you have to stay in your local area. the same is true in wales, and in both you can't meet up with members of different households. in northern ireland you can drive somewhere to exercise, but it can't be too far from home. not so in devon, where the police issued pleas to motorists to stay away, citing gridlocked roads and ca i’s away, citing gridlocked roads and cars parked on verges and double yellow lines. they said many of the vehicles were identified as coming from all over the country. as the summer heats up, so will the pressure on the tourist hotsp

across england, from the beaches of brighton to the scenery of surrey, it's already starting to lookrowded in some places ahead of monday's changes. in the new forest, most but not all families welcome the adjustment that allows groups of up to six people to meet. i don't think it'll do any harm, as long as everyone‘s sensible, yeah. so i think, yes, meet up, be sensible, keep a distance and i can't see it being a problem. it's dangerous. we've got to keep on how we are doing now, social distancing and keep everything closed. new police figures in england show fines for breaching lockdown laws fell below 900 in the past two weeks, but guardians at popular places like this still have concerns about what's coming. right across england, the rules do change from monday about social distancing. what's your message to the public? the rules may change on monday, but our message remains the same, that you need to plan your visit and you need to maintain that social distancing mentioned in the regulations. you can't suddenly turn up with 20 members of your family to a party. from monday, any

in england, from the beaches of brighton to the scenery of surrey, people are preparing for the changesforest, most but not all families welcome the adjustment that allows groups of up to six people to meet. i will not be out gallivanting around everywhere. it is dangerous. we have to keep on how we are doing, social distancing. police figures show fines for breaching lockdown fell below 900 in the past two weeks. guardians of popular places like there still have concerns about what is coming. across england the rules change from monday about social distancing. what is your message to the public? you need to plan your visit and you need to maintain that social distancing mentioned in the regulations. you cannot suddenly turn up of 20 members of yourfamily cannot suddenly turn up of 20 members of your family to have a party. from monday any meetings must be outside and keep to the two metre rule. this is evolution, not reparation, from lockdown. so, what do all these changes to the lockdown measures mean? how could they affect all our lives? our health correspondent, catherine burns, has

across england, from the beaches of brighton to the scenery of surrey, it's already starting to look the new forest, most but not all families welcome the adjustment that allows groups of up to six people to meet. i don't think it'll do any harm, as long as everyone's sensible, yeah. so i think, yes, meet up, be sensible, keep a distance and i can't see it being a problem. it's dangerous. we've got to keep on how we are doing now, social distancing and keep everything closed. new police figures in england show fines for breaching lockdown laws fell below 900 in the past two weeks, but guardians at popular places like this still have concerns about what's coming. right across england, the rules do change from monday about social distancing. what's your message to the public? the rules may change on monday, but our message remains the same, that you need to plan your visit and you need to maintain that social distancing mentioned in the regulations. you can't suddenly turn up with 20 members of your family to a party. from monday, any meetings may only be outside and must keep to the t

at home despite restrictions being eased this week in england were a challenge went to the beach city a brighton to see if people are heeding that message. i was just speaking to a councillor here who is for the green party and he was saying look it's against every fiber in his body to say this but he's advising anyone who is thinking of coming. on a day trip either from london or elsewhere in the south of england just don't do it because if you come here in great numbers you risk bringing. the disease with you again at the time when the country is just starting to find its way back to well it's not normal life yet but trying to get in that direction and if you can look behind me you can see that these beaches are pretty deserted on any normal weekend in the late spring or summer in any normal year these beaches here would be absolutely rahm's but they're not the moments the message from from the counselor that we had here in brighton is being repeated in beauty spots local authorities saying the same thing all around this country after the government's slightly ease the restrictions earlier in

well let's move down to the beaches of brighton in the u.k. where restrictions have been lifted roy talons joins us live from there rory and all weekend trip to brighton was very much a thing. now the lockdowns being how is it all looking at people paying attention to the rules. well the fear amongst the local authorities here and i've been speaking to a counselor from the green party works here in brighton and hove and he was saying look it's against every bone in his body of every fiber of his being but he was saying just don't come here this weekend if you're from london outside of brighton wherever this is not the place you should be coming the moment for a day trip up and you can see the beach behind me it's there are people here but it's certainly no way near as busy as it would be on a normal warm may weekend but these are not normal times we know that we've been told it time and time again and the fear is that as these restrictions are being slowly incrementally released in the u.k. with boris johnson dropping the stay at home message

ok let's move now to the beaches of brighton in the u.k. on the south coast on the saucers coast where restrictions have been lifted rory chalons joins us live so rory how many people are they expecting there this coming weekend. no and that's the thing i was just speaking to a counselor here who is for the green party and he was saying that it's against every fiber in his body to say this but he's advising anyone who is thinking of coming down to brighton on a day trip either from london or or elsewhere in the south of england just don't do it because if you come here in great numbers you risk bringing. the disease with you again at a time when the country is just starting to find its way back to well it's not normal life yet but trying to get in that direction and if you can look behind me you can see that these beaches are pretty deserted on any normal weekend in the late spring or summer in any normal year these beaches here would be absolutely rahm's but they're not the moments and the message from from the counselor that we had here i

in england from the beaches of brighton to the scenery of salary, people are preparing for the changest to be out gallivanting about everywhere. it is dangerous, we have got to keep on how we are doing now. a cellist finds and for breaching lockdown laws shall below 900 in the past two weeks. with popular places like this that having consented about what is coming. right across england the rules change from monday about social distancing, what is your message to the public? the rules may change on monday but the message remains the same, you need to plan your visit and maintain social distancing mentioned in the regulations and you can't set anything up with 20 members of your family to have a party. from monday, any meetings may only be outside, and must keep to a two will. this is evolution, not liberation from lockdown. let's speak now to virologist professorjohn edmunds, who is also a member of the government's scientific advisory group sage. it is really that happy with us. we are told time and again by the politicians that they follow the science but we all know that very often t

i could drive from london to brighton and enjoy a day on the beach but i could not drive to edinburgh we are learning about, the rate of transmission. the government wa nts transmission. the government wants that to remain below one. every move the government makes is now dependent on that move —— number. is now dependent on that move -- number. and as soon as that sta rts -- number. and as soon as that starts heading above one boris johnson said they will put the bra kes johnson said they will put the brakes on again and bring people back indoors. and outline for us, schools may start to return in two stages. june and july. firstly reception and then secondary schools later on. again, there has not been a crystal clear message. the message from the prime minister today has raised questions including over the phrase stay alert. people are not sure what that means. did he define what stay alert means? not explicitly. he said that it was staying alert to the virus, staying alert to being safe. but on monday we expect more guidelines to emerge from the government as to precisely what thi

beaches and beauty spots a miss. and it‘s a similar message from brighton to whitby. will be no lifeguards on their beaches, or indeed on any across the uk. and there‘s a worrying development. the overall rate of infection has crept up to between 0.7 and 1.0. if it goes above 1.0, it means the virus begins to spread again. there are geographical variations. london has a lower rate than wales and northern ireland, and it‘s thought the up—tick may be down to hospitals and care homes, rather than the wider community. this weekend the rac says it expects 15 million leisure journeys to be made by car, but if there‘s a further rise in the infection rate, the brakes may come on again in the next few weeks. john mcmanus, bbc news. let‘s speak now to holly hamilton who‘s live for us in the peak district this morning. it is looking stunning, breathtaking. that is the problem. you can see why so many people are tempted to come to places like this in the peak district. rules were relaxed on monday. people will be looking to do something different this afternoon, especially with t

cornwall and devon have joined them, urging visitors to give their beaches and beauty spots a miss, and it is a similar message from brighton will be no lifeguards on their beaches, or indeed, on any across the uk. and there is a worrying development. the overall rate of infection has crept up to between 0.7 and i. if it goes above i, it means the virus begins to spread again. there are geographical variations. london has a lower rate than wales and northern ireland, and it is thought the uptick may be down to hospitals and care homes rather than the wider community. this weekend, the rac says it expects 15 million leisure journeys to be made by car, but if there is a further rise in the infection rate, the brakes may come on again in the next few weeks. after weeks of misery for football fans, top flight action returns in europe when the german bundesliga resumes today. games will be devoid of fans, with modest goal celebrations and players not shaking hands after the final whistle. officials from other european countries will be watching closely to see if things go smoothly. the bundesliga had been mothballed for two mont

visitors to give their beaches and beauty spots a miss, and it isa beaches and beauty spots a miss, and it is a similar message for brightonirus. they pointed out there will be no lifeguards on their beaches, or indeed, on any across the uk. and there is a worrying development. the overall rate of infection has crept up to between 0.7 and one. if it goes above one, it means the virus begins to spread again. there are geographical variations. london has a lower rate than wales and northern ireland, and it is thought the uptake may be down to hospitals and care homes rather than the wider community. —— the up tick. this weekend, the rac says it expects 15 million leisure journeys to be made by car, but if there is a further rise in the infection rate, the brakes may come on again in the next few weeks. the ceo of visit cornwall, malcolm bell, joins us now. that is the tourism authority there. good to speak to you again, malcolm. thanks for being with us. normally at this time of year, you would be fighting off visitors, or at least trying to control the numbers and get the roads flowing and all the rest of it. it must be a v

beaches and beauty spots a miss. and it is a similar message from brighton to whitby. the authorities in scarborough notjust worried about the virus. they pointed out there will be no lifeguards on their beaches, or indeed on any in the —— any across the uk. and there is a worrying development. the overall rate of infection has crept up to between 0.7 and one. if it goes above one, it means the virus begins to spread again. there are geographical variations. london has a lower rate than wales and northern ireland. and it is thought the object may be down to hospitals and care homes, rather than the wider community. —— thought the uptick. this weekend the rac says it expects 15 million leisure journeys to be made by car, but if there is a further rise in the infection rate, the brakes may come on again in the next few weeks. john mcmanus, bbc news. almost half of patients severely ill with coronavirus are also developing dangerous blood clots. specialists at london's kings college hospital have told the bbc that the virus is changing the blood in the worst—affected patie

during a getting out again and enjoying the beaches and also the father to the north of the south coast of england in brighton again plenty people hail that haven't has been quite as well as that in the late twenty's over the next few days london 22 warmer across into paris we've got plenty of sunshine across much of the west but this is where we see really then subtle weather really 3 will central and east. towards ukraine in particular that's with very heavy rain on thursday keeping the time which is a little bit lower in the mid to high teens celsius and then really through friday that system in ukraine pushes on into western areas over russia some fairly heavy rain over the next couple of days in just radiating a very unsettled picture of widely scattered showers even pushing down through areas of the mediterranean across greece and across into a city as well northern africa certainly fine on thursday when it's a bit some piece of cloud want to shower as well but then it really is by friday we see more shows developing. towards. the homes and livelihoods. some people. looking inhabitants is still fighting

beaches and packed them out like this? well, there is certainly a risk. we saw this not only in south end, but in places like brighton, it was a lovely sunny day. the hottest day we have had, and people have been cooped in. and you can understand, people have been very goodin understand, people have been very good in following the two metre rule in staying at home to save lives and protect the nhs, but to come back to what ros was saying about track and trace, the problem with track and trace, the problem with track and trace is that we changed policy in march. we should've gone down the track and trace route vendor. we are trying to catch up, but we have got to demonstrate that we can catch up, because other countries have shown him and the who kept saying, test, test, test, that's the only way to get it done, but what the feeling is, since the figure coming out show that there been no cases in london today, that the overall number of cases are declining in the north and midland region are compared to london having a worrying divergence, but therefore it will encourage people to think, well, maybe we have beaten thi

beaches this weekend. for many tourist resorts, it's a difficult but important message — please, save your visit for another time. tim muffett, bbc news. in brightonto less busy parts of the beach if necessary. i am very concerned that we will be attracting too many visitors on wednesday and thursday this week. things on the beach looked almost dangerous because when we have so many visitors, you can't safely social distance, and groups of people were very close to each other. i am very concerned that we will be overrun and we won't be able to cope. what is the message you are getting from a residence in the area close there is a mixture of almost a fear, because no one wants this, no one wants coronavirus or to be ill, and maybe some resentments that people are intruding on their space? i don't think there's that much resentment. there is fear that people are worried. people know it isn't safe to be that close together, and, obviously, residents are still going out and getting for their daily exercise. and we are encouraging residents to continue to do that. obviously, in a safe way. we do have parks in the city that people can go to to take thei

this weekend if you're from london outside of brighton wherever this is not the place you should be coming the moment for a day trip up when you can see the beach behind me it's there are people here but it's certainly no way near as busy as it would be on a normal warm 'd may weekend but these are not normal times we know that we've been told it time and time again and the the fear is that as these restrictions are being slowly incrementally released in in the u.k. with boris johnson dropping the stay at home message now saying stay alert instead whatever that means that people are going to start rushing to places like this and they're coming out of there in forced hibernation but for the moment it seems as if the people are still listening to their while a kind of the advice that they should be being very cautious and not going back to normal life quite yet. german police have confronted more and he locked on protests in cities including bergen you know considered got previous ones found by far right groups have turned violent analysts say germany's anti migrant a if the party has repositioned itself as an anti lock down force and is among th

have been really enjoying getting out again and enjoying the beaches and also the further to the north into the south coast of england in brighton again plenty people hail the temperatures quite as well as that in the low twenty's over the next few days london 22 on thursday wore across into paris we've got plenty of sunshine across much of the west but this is where we see really then subtle weather really through will central and east nosa germany on towards ukraine in particular that's where the some very heavy rain on thursday keeping the time which is a little bit lower in the mid to high teens celsius and then really through friday that system in ukraine pushes on into western areas over russia so some fairly heavy rain over the next couple of days and just really leaving a very unsettled picture lots of widely scattered showers even pushing down through areas of the mediterranean across greece and across into a city as well northern africa is certainly fine on thursday want to see bits and pieces of cloud want to showers as well but then released by friday we see more shows developing matron from morocco towards tunisia.

we were just lying on the beach, hands on the back of the head. there was a brightonnother transport was loaded with our chaps, another transport was loaded with ourchaps, and a another transport was loaded with our chaps, and a bomb dropped right amongst them, in the stone. that was pretty awful. sadly, the still surviving wooden boats aren't able to mark the 80th anniversary, but they do send a message from the past, symbolising a moment when people with their backs to the wall came together to face down disaster. that was robin gibson reporting. fascinating, isn't it? let's bring you up—to—date with some other news this morning. seafronts across england were busy over the weekend as sun seekers tried to make the most of the bank holiday weather. with travel restrictions eased earlier this month, crowds flocked to beaches in bournemouth and southend. but in other parts of the uk, where stricter lockdown is still in place, many tourist destinations remained quiet. adam mcclean has more. in scotland, beaches were largely empty, and in northern ireland and wales, peopl

this weekend if you're from london outside of brighton wherever this is not the place you should be coming the moment for a day trip up and you can see the beach behind me it's there are people here but it's certainly no way near as busy as it would be on a normal warm 'd may weekend but these are not normal times we know that we've been told it time and time again and the the fear is that as these restrictions are being slowly incrementally released in in the u.k. with boris johnson dropping the stay at home message now saying stay alert instead whatever that means that people are going to start rushing to places like this and they're coming out of their enforced hibernation but for the moment it seems as if the people are still listening to their while the advice that they should be being very cautious and not going back to normal life quite yet. german police have confronted more protests in cities including berlin munich and still got previous ones found by far right groups have turned violent analysts say germany's anti migrant a if tea party has repositioned itself as an anti lock down force is among those encouraging demonstrations a re

we were just lying on the beach, hands on the back of the head. there was... a brightonessage from the past, symbolising a moment when people with their backs to the wall came together to face down disaster. that was robin gibson reporting. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with carol. hello again. if you're hoping for some rain in the forecast today, there isn't much to offer at all, and in fact for the next few days that's going to be the case. it will remain dry for most of us. it's going to be sunny and warm and by the weekend, for some, it will be very warm as temperatures climb from the mid to the high 20s in celsius. today, high pressure's in charge, we've got a weak weather front sinking south, producing all of this cloud. so the sunshine across parts of england and wales today will be hazier than it has been, but it won't make it down towards the south, so we'll hang on to brighter skies here. now behind this weather front it will brighten up in north wales, northern england, northern ireland and scotland. still quite breezy acros