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today is one of the top 10 worst affected countries by the current of ours is bryce do we know who's in charge of the british government while doris johnston is in hospital will downing street says the johnson remains in charge of the government although he won't be at work on monday he'll be replaced by the foreign minister that's dominic robb he'll be taking over his meetings johnson just one of several people who are very high up in the government who have been affected by coronavirus symptoms they include also senior advisor dominic cummings the health secretary matt hancock who has since recovered and that she chief medical officer so some of the people who should be in charge of the country and its response to the coronavirus at this really critical time are or have been incapacitated just just before johnson was hospitalized the queen made a broadcast to the nation what did she have to say well it was quite a rare address certainly the 5th time that outside of christmas that she's made this kind of message directly to the public she started off by thanking all the care workers

business reporter rob ward's full report you just saw robo com what exactly do you mean by a negative bryce's or barrels of oil so let's take an example you and i we go out to the shop to get a snack after the program and we go to the shockey from we say see how much is this chocolate bar and he says negative one your are we going to be thrilled our way because we're going to get our chocolate bar and he's also going to give us a euro it sounds ridiculous but that's effectively the situation that we had with oil futures in the united states yesterday since the start of the year people have been flying they've not been driving factories haven't been working at the same level as they were before and it means that demand for oil has dropped dramatically however the refineries have still been pumping it out to a similar pace to they were before so it means that produces have got this huge backlog of oil to the extent where they know where to put it and they reach the point where they are willing to pay people to take it off their hands so use the costs over there but then the key question here is

gowns that would protect them from the virus so you had people on twitter like twitter user randy bryce who wrote i think the blue angels and thunderbirds are terrific i just really rather see the money and effort spent on getting our frontline health care workers what they need the show isn't for them they'll be too busy working. and another twitter user magid pedal on who goes by brooklyn daddy wrote it's beyond obscene to watch a blue engines fly overhead frontline health care workers how much of that fly over cost could have used that money to get them the much needed p p e instead hash tag priorities so it's just a couple of examples of people's frustrations with the administration and their priorities let me put that twitter users question to you how much does such a flight cost i try to crunch the numbers it's very rough but you can estimate how much it costs to fly a fighter jet based on per hour cost so these were f.a.a. teens and f. $16.00 s the blue angels and the thunderbirds that costs about 822-4000 dollars per hour this is a 2 hour flight 12 fighter jets comes out to abou

our your is on vacation jack clark from president australia was in the us and visit at the zion and bryce canyon national parks into let's take a look. at . the last stop on my visit to the a.c.c. gallery a.c.c. stands for autonomous cultural center its director flag monks found at the center with friends and 987 the one time i was still part of communist east germany they squatted in an abandoned building. and saved it from decay old newspaper articles document the sorry state of the building when they found it and the amount of work they invested in fixing it up a documentary was even made about it. most of. it was a clearly a very democratic project and it seems every detail was discussed as a group. just of the. today the a.c.c. is a gallery with an international scholarship scheme and the past 30 years the a.c.c. has hosted nearly 250 exhibitions with over a 1000 participating artists. and i think they are setting up the a.c.c. was a dream for you what are your goals for the future what's still to come. and they are this. if it were up to me things can stay just as they are this is o

southeast melba most struggle to get to around 12 celsius north of that it should turn somewhat dry and bryce at least in parts of queensland say in the sunshine i would force that anyway found a dry perth at around $25.00 degrees celsius we've got some clear weather at the moment into news in a bit west a weather will polish way through as we go on through the weekend meanwhile that sweater weather pulling away from japan at present we will stay one to 2 showers they'll slide across the sea japan as we go on through thursday into friday northern parts seeing some of that wetter weather and turning increasingly well for northern parts of honshu the friday. frank assessment why is italy struggling to cope with the number of coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action with them behind the curtain and in-depth analysis of the day the global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your own. 0. hello i'm barbara sarah this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london thank you for joining us coming up in the next 60 minutes warnings that nearl

rick bryce says he ran afoul of pushing unapproved drugs. i am speaking out because to combat this deadly virus, science not direct politics or cro cronyism has to lead the way. >> i want to ask you about rick bright, the head of the federal agency in charge of getting a vaccine out to americans once it is ready. he said it is pushed out of his job because he raised some questions of hydroxychloroquine. >> i never heard of him. you just mentioned the name. when did this happen? >> this happened today. >> i never heard of him. if the guy was pushed out of a job, maybe he was, maybe he wasn't. i don't know who he is. >> the president also is trying to tamp down predictions of a possible resurgence of infections in the fall, a view at odds with his own medical vices. >> may not come back at all. he's talking about a worst case scenario where you have a big flu and you have some corona. if it does come back, it's not going to come back. i've spoken to ten different people. not like it was. it's all possible. it is possible it doesn't come back a

just down the street from chris' house, bryce angel of the placentia pd who had been assigned to workrry was listening in and keeping an eye on the action. so you're watching him while this interview happens on the front doorstep? >> yeah. i was sitting, you know, ten houses down, watching the reporter -- or the undercover police officer. once she left the area we were in business. >> what happens? >> later that night, he was seen coming out of his house and going into the garage, we're talking like 3:00 in the morning. it was clearly a sign of somebody who couldn't sleep. >> detectives were sure that they had rattled their suspect. the next day, they trailed chris when he left his house. >> at some point, it became apparent that he knew we were following him. >> they broke off surveillance. and brought chris in. >> chris, have a seat. >> larry had read all about chris mcamis. and he had looked at tape of every time he had been in. he and chris were going to meet for the first time. >> i have been investigating this case for about two years now. i'm a cold case celebrity. >> larry had

>>a 55 and for a little bryce com for honoring people making a difference in their communitiebecausemakes a difference doesn't and today we're highlightg a 3rd grade teacher name is lori campbel from loren manor elementary in hayward. >>no she's not a toilet people horner all that stuff she delivers to other people so she's beenmaking grocerruns for people in some cases with their own money and some cases this has become such as saying that people are donating with a venmo and sending her money to go on her little shopping sprees to supply people who can't get out or don't want to get out to the stores. y can spotlight, somebody making a difference by sharing them with us here on kron 4 just go to our website slash feates slash con for heroes. tell us about them and we will highlight them on the kron 00:0m morninnews. 4 morning news. we have most n of theay area looking like they're going to be home for at least another month says local leaders make plans to extend shelter-in-place orders. we'll lk more about that anpresident trump is pitching his plan for nationwide covid-19 testing

which could be saying a vet and over dog and bryce. out in a shooting so. i'm really interested in how you apply open source investigation to justice and accountability and that's a big complex topic we're looking at pretty woman biggest and most significant changes around just in accounts be that may have ever occurred because you're talking about a massive amount of evidence is available online and also questions about how they use it so in the summer of 2017 the international criminal court published their 1st arrest warrant that was based of figures uploaded to facebook showing executions. are based on the call to also. have a better quality of the physical models ok you know what i mean. it's not my father but the spill the thought i see if i have but that's ok it's ok it's nice to have a couple in that only stop because of. what. people saw i don't know what. so one of the reasons why their folly case is so important historically in getting legal accountability for these crimes is that it was one of the 1st ever arrest warrants issued by the internati

texas, reopened his dining room for customer this is weekend despite the state's state yat-home, matt brycesee you this morning. tell us what it was like this weekend. what happened when you reopened? what was your capacity like? how'd it go? >> well i got to say a lot of people were grateful, just so happy to be out of their homes, as you could imagine, so the vibe was just amazing, everybody was just glad to be social again and that's what we've all come to see that we're actually very social human beings and you know, it's time to get back out. >> hmm. you defied i guess for lack of a better word a judge's order and you reopened sooner than your county, than the judge in your county wants you to, and i think you risked a jail sentence, "360" month jail sentence by reopening early. so what are your thoughts? why did you want to take that risk? >> well, i didn't put that much thought into that side of things. this is not to defy. everybody's using this word "defy." do that whatever. i'm not trying to break any laws. i'm a businessperson, and i have a lot of employees that are hurting at th

he could read the unit bombers manifesto and i think i kind of like this guy and and dowd and bryce dallas howard art nominated for the testaments: the sequel to the handmaid's tale. that sounds fun. and who else is in that category? who else is in that category? michelle? oh, michelle obama. that's great, she hasa book out? i hope peoplefind it. anyway, let me say meryl streep was so good reading charlotte's web that she's already been hired to narrate the sequel . pet cemetery . that was pretty good, right? it makes perfect sense that we are honoring stephen king tonight not only for his steadfast support of audiobooks but also becauseof the nightmare we are ouliving through his like something out of a stephen king horror . [applause] i know you're asking which nightmare i'm referring to. i'm talking about the one that has us all shaking hands with our elbows. i'm just curious, i haven't read the stand, how do things turn out? maybe i'll skip it. demi moore is nominated tonight which is fitting because when i think of the audiobook publishing world i think of demi moore and woody harrels

the sense he got from the news conference printed by the foreign secretary and effectively bryce johnsonecretary is that he was carrying out the plan that was put in place by the government before boris johnson fell ill. put in place by the government before borisjohnson fell ill. he was at pains to point out as i think downing street is is that he is there facilitating the government's response and continuing along the route that was set by borisjohnson and his senior ministers along with advice from public health officials and scientists. the and he will not do anything to change that. he was asked repeatedly byjournalists coming in via video link to the press c0 nfe re nce coming in via video link to the press conference what exactly his role was and how much capacity he has and every time he referring to collective responsibility and that the government was united. very much the government was united. very much the impression being given by dominic rob is hopefully that the minister makes a speedy recovery and is able to return to work but as days go on there will be decisions that n

back at the top of the heap and it's kind of another metaphor it's kind of like the athlete and the bryceo has signed a huge contract and the expectations are so high and he has a decent year, but again, it's really where it's priced from i think in microsoft's case you have a company that largely in the current environment is playing defense. you have a lot of cloud exposure and microsoft 360. i think this is just a function of that big contract it signed it's expensive, but there's no question microsoft is a name, is the guy you want to have on your team and i would stay there. >> running out of time, but i do want to get to the watch list, dave, because you're wondering about domino's you'd like to buy this one >> yeah. i'm a pizza guy so i consider myself the number one pizza expert in, like, the world i saw it was down today. i know the earnings were out and they beat earnings to me, pizza, that's recession-proof. that's corona proof. that's everything proof. domino's seems like a no-brainer to me. i know it was high, but it's down for me. i don't know why anyone wouldn't want to own

the next question comes from twins, 6-year-old twins bryce and brody from new york. >> how does a kidoronavirus? >> why does the coronavirus be in your body? >> this is great. we know how important it is to wash your hands well with cope and water, but obviously, dr. wen, we shouldn't drink it or swallow it. >> that's exactly right, erica, i hope that the twins and everyone will help us to spread that message. do not drink soaps or detergent or bleach or anything that you and your parents use to clean your house. don't do that. i'm an e.r. doctor, and in the e.r., i've seen kids come in who get very sick from drinking these things. these are very dangerous things to drink. so, please do not drink them or eat soap or anything like that. you should use, soap, though, on your hands. and wash your hands very well with cope and water. that's because the coronavirus, has dr. gupta was saying is this very small virus. >> makes perfect -- >> and by washing -- yeah. >> thank you, leana, makes perfect sense. i think big bird's back. i think we have another question. >> my friend rosita who live

professor at the stars school public iuniversity and and a nonresident fellow at the american and bryce institute neighbor next door, literally. colin has made his mark thinking deeply about medical politics. and this book is trademarked direct, it examines the concept of conservative nationalism, phenomenon that has been brought to public attention conspicuously to the rise of president from. in terms of both the history of ideas and how these ideas have filed manifestation in modern american history. especially in the debates about the medical role in the world. the book is both encompassing and granular simultaneously. despite the gravity of the subject i can assure you it's also a very delightful read, i read the book of the last weekend and i commend it to your attention. welcome colin, it's a pleasure to have you with us. i'm also very grateful that danny billiken and richard fontaine have consented to join us to discuss. we could not have asked for better commentators, given both their intellectual interests in conservativism and the practical contributions to the making and impl

nasdaq higher by 5 points right now, on top of a pretty good rally yesterday fueled by a rally in the bryce:00, dow industrials were up 457, nasdaq was up 232 points and s&p up 62 points. oil prices this morning adding onto yesterday's gain. take a look, we've got a pretty good rally underway for oil, 11% move. global markets this morning are mixed. take a look at european indices this morning, eu leaders meeting today to work on a unified plan to revive the eurozone economy. meanwhile, yesterday the ecb did say that it will take high yield as collateral. we were talking about that yesterday, that emergency ecb call. germany approved a nearly $11 billion aid package to help workers hit by the coronavirus pandemic as well as provide money for schools, a lot happening in europe. it's just not unified. in asia overnight, markets were mostly higher with the exception of china. japan's manufacturing and services sectors getting slammed in the month of april by the coronavirus. we got the manufacturing purchasing manager's index out, it sank to the levels not seen since april of 2009. services pu

jillian: bryce said he was moved to a lesser role after he disagreed with the trump administration push of antimalaria drug hydroxychloroquine. today more people are expected to protest stay-at-home orders across the country. in michigan, a rally being dubbed. this after hundreds ignored social distancing guidelines demanding the state reopen businesses. but the organizers from that say they are not behind this demonstration. other protests today are expected in kansas and minnesota. and tonight the first round of this year's nfl draft kicks off. the virtual draft starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern time live from nfl commissioner roger goodell's basement but buzzfeed still wants to make sure the can a coh can hear those boos. >> come on, philly, come on. >> promising to deliver them all to goodell. brett favre coming up talking all things draft and his picks. excited to hear from him, brian. brian brian he was a very good quarterback. i watched the foot fage before the show he got tackled a lot too. we will look forward to that in about an hour. stunning new report blaming chinese operatives f