thank you, director bryson, for your help. dir. bryson: thank you, dr. toomey, and good afternoon. gema homeland security continues to work with our state partners, vendors, private partners, and volunteer organizations to provide the necessary resources to george's response to the covid pandemic. a major piece of the resource is acquiring and providing personal protective equipment and ventilators. we continue to see wide availability of ventilators. today, georgia's facilities have over 2000 ventilators on hand, and 1981 available. on average, we are only seeing 30% of the ventilators available in our state in use daily. medical facilities and nursing homes request resources through the department of public health ready ops system, and partners request resources through the gema webeoc portal. to date, the state has processed more than 16,432 resource requests. to put those numbers in perspective, during hurricane michael, gema process 1050 one resource requests. approximately 12,262 of the requests have been for ppe, and more than 12,000 of those have been completed. to date, mo

the country i want to reassure you that this approach is based on the best scientific advice and bryson the idea got a mixed reception that agree with and afaik that younger children it is not going to be possible for a poor of 5 here outside the u. i think the kids still had enough time to home have the 3 daughters i think they're pretty ready to go back to school i clearly have great features it's a good idea to go back to school and keep learning. with plenty of slips and stumble so far the u.k.'s slow climb out of lockdown isn't proving easy challenge how to 0 bryson health officials in yemen have confirmed 13 new cases of coronavirus and 3 deaths raising the number of known infections in government held areas to $122.00 emmons who the rebels also reported 2 new cases in areas they control but there are reports of an unusual surge of deaths in the southern city of aden the agency save the children says there were 385 deaths there in the past week 5 years of conflict and destroyed much of the country's health system and there are fears that many cases are going undetected. to. save t

s slow climb out of lockdown isn't proving easy challenge how to 0 bryson. pick up the headlines right now on al-jazeera china as mass testing people will han for covert 19 the health authority there says more than 100000 people work there testing just on friday and is trying to prevent a 2nd wave of clusters happen emerging in the northeastern province in jail and more restrictions have been eased in thailand malls and shops are now allowed to reopen and the nightly curfew has been shortened but all international flights remain suspended until the end of june. brazil's health system is headed towards collapses and factions fred hospitals in rio de janeiro are full and short of medical supplies q more thought would you know this is a highly specialized code 19 hospital the hospital was closed we opened it 128 beds the hospital is now overcrowded people come from everywhere to be treated. this disease is not kidding around whoever thinks it's a joke is going to lose their life is going to lose their life people have to take precautions the 1st stay awake long

know, i've got to -- i'm joined today by my jima of, kathleen, homeland security director, homer bryson, our insurance and fire safety commissioner general don king, and our of community health commissioner, frank very will be available today for questions if you have them. before i begin the weekly briefing, i want to provide a quick update on the model aubrey -- the a mod aubrey case. the past few days, there have been several important developments. as many of you know, the georgia bureau of investigation became involved in the case on the evening of tuesday, may fifth. less than two days later, on thursday, may 7, gregory and travis mcmichael were arrested for felony murder and aggravated assault of ahmaud arbery. both men are currently jailed in glynn county. 8, that would have been ahmaud's 26th birthday. georgians all over the state ran 2.3 miles to celebrate his life and draw attention to the case. as you can imagine, this has been a very emotional time for our state. our prayers remain with his family, loved ones, in the community as a whole. there are many questions that have

s slow climb out of lockdown isn't proving easy or a challenge how to 0 bryson. there's lots more still coming on the news hour including mass testing begins in rouhani once again as a chinese city where the growth of ours 1st emerged reports another cluster. and food prices soar in nigeria living people struggling to feed their families during ramadan. health officials in yemen have confirmed 13 new cases of coronavirus and 3 deaths raising the number of known infections in government held areas to 122 humans who the rebels have also reported to new cases in areas they control but there are reports of an unusual surge of deaths in the southern city of aden aid agency save the children says there were 385 deaths there in the past week 5 years of conflict have destroyed much of the country's health system and there are fears many cases are going undetected history or some ashes save the children's advocacy and media director for yemen she joins us by skype from amman in jordan thanks for much for being with us so give us an indication of the kind of figures you're

>> guest: here's the weird thing about nonfiction, bill bryson actually dealt with this. wrote a book about shakespeare, short book for him especially, and in it he talks about the fact nobody knows anything about shakespeare. nobody knows anything. we know the plays. there is one or two images that kind of there is one page out of the court proceeding and that's it. there are hundreds of books about shakespeare. are you kidding, are the models, are they fiction, we don't know anything about shakespeare. bizarre. so anyway the hard thing for me is i can't make things up. early on one of the first things i wrote about kingdom tucked, i wanted him to live. [laughter] >> host: one of the things i learned in the house of kennedy is the number of years they spent in new york. >> guest: and london. the family was in london for a year and a half or so. >> host: in several years in bronxville. >> guest: yes, exactly. there's little details like one of my favorites is when jfk was president, he loved judy garland and they were friendly. he called her several times and asked her to

bill bryson dealt with this, he wrote a book about shakespeare. a short book for him especially. in it he talks about the fact that nobody knows anything about shakespeare. nobody knows anything. we know the place, we have the place, there is one or two images that kind of like the way he looks, there is one piece out of a court proceeding where he's in it. that is it. there are hundreds of books about shakespeare. are you kidding, what are these. are they all novels, are they all fiction, we don't know anything about shakespeare. it's bizarre. at any rate, the hard thing, i cannot make things up. early on one of the things i wrote, i wanted him to live. [laughter] >> one of the things that i learned in "the house of kennedy" is the number of years that they spent in new york. the family was in london for a year end a half or so. >> several years in bronxville. >> yes they are down here in brownsville exactly. a lot of it are little details and so one of my favorites is when jfk was president he loved judy and they were friendly and he called her up several times and he asked her

bryson. researchers in the u.k. think that sniffer dogs may be able to tell if people are infected with the coronavirus before they show any symptoms it could provide a fast noninvasive way to detect the disease 6 dogs will be given samples of the smell of infected patients and taught to distinguish it from people who don't have the virus in the study were him to determine whether people who have 1000 have this thing to do you were and then train dogs to detect it and we're very grateful to the u.k. government for supporting this very exciting research and it builds upon years of research that we've already done as a team to demonstrate that people who have a malaria infection have a distinctive body odor and we've shown that dogs can be trained to detect that with very high accuracy so if this is successful and we show the same for kuwait 19 this could completely revolutionize the way that we are tackling this disease in italy the daily covert 19 death toll has fallen to its lowest more than 2 months but the countr

the country i want to reassure you that this approach is based on the best scientific advice and bryson the idea got a mixed reception it i'd agree with an offbeat a younger children is not going to be possible for a poor 5 year outside the i think the kids have had enough time to home have the 3 daughters i think they're pretty ready to go back to school i clearly you know i think a feature is a good idea that they go back to school and keep learning. with plenty of slips and stumble so far the u.k.'s slow climb out of lockdown isn't proving easy. how does iraq rice and researchers in the u.k. think that sniffer dogs may be able to tell if people are infected with the coronavirus before they show any symptoms it could provide a fast noninvasive way to detect the disease the charity is teaming up with the university for a trial for 6 dogs will be given samples of the smell of infected patients and talk to distinguish it from people who don't have the virus. in the study we're in to determine whether people who have who are going to have this thing to do you are and then train dogs to de

despite restrictions being eased this week in england henri telent is in the british coastal city of bryson he says it appears that people have listened to warnings to stay away from large gatherings. 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 every 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 at 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 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 co

and bill bryson dealt with shakespeare. in it, he mentioned the fact that nobody knows anything about shake spears. -- shakespeare. there's one image how he looks. there's one piece out of a court proceedings where he's in it for half-- that's it. there are hundreds of books with shakespeare. are you kidding? where are these? are they all novels? are they fiction? we don't know anything about shakespeare. bizarre. at any rate. the hard things i can't make up things early on. one of the early things i wrote about king tut and i wanted him to live. i wanted him to live. >> one of the things i learned in house of kennedy was the number of years they spent in new york and london. >> the family was in london for a year and a half or so, yeah. >> but several years up in bronx. >> and they're down here, too. and in bronx, exactly. i mean, a lot-- just the little details are so-- one of my favorites is when jfk was president, he loved judy garland and they were friendly he called her up several times and asked her to sing over the

the country i want to reassure you that this approach is based on the best scientific advice and bryson the idea got a mixed reception that agree with an off a week that younger children is not going to be possible for a poor or 5 year out to sanction he said you know i think the kids have had enough time to home have you 3 daughters i think they're pretty ready to go back to school i clearly you know for their features it's a good idea to go back to school and keep learning. with plenty of slips and stumble so far the u.k.'s slow climb out of lockdown isn't proving easy challenge how to 0 bryce and. check out the headlines right now on al-jazeera china is mass testing people in a city of 01 for kovan 1000 to prevent a 2nd way to help authority there says more than 113000 tests were carried out just on friday a cluster as had been emerging in the northeastern province of jaylen sarah clarke has the latest from hong kong. a look at some of the latest figures coming from china's national health commission on sunday we have 5 new infections that have been reported to our imported cases and

now because of the hospital capacity, number of ventilators we have, i was talking with director bryson about ppe supplies, the one thing we are concerned with his surgical gowns. we are seeing that market free up. we are in good shape on ppe right now. we are just in a good place that want to keep these numbers moving in a right direction. reporter: how does the state plan to distribute remdesivir? governor kemp: dr. toomey might want to add something to that. we literally just got it today. public health is working on protocols for distribution. i believe there is federal guidance on people that get it, and report to help with the clinical part of that. commissioner toomey: let me quickly say we will be pulling together a team to look at this, including health directors. we want to ensure hospitals have access to this drug. it will go to hospitals. it won't go to other providers. we want to create a consistent algorithm that will be the most fair and provide the most impact in the hardest-hit areas, as well as the smoldering areas that continue. we will get that out, we hope, in the n

joining us to break down the numbers matt bryson from webb bush securities. thanks for joining us.a couple of blocks ago, stock up 50% or so year-to-date it was up after hours, it is now slipping a little bit. clearly a decent little beat on both lines and the guidance also for q2 not bad what stands out for you? >> i think what stands out most to me is the data number it is a large sequential increase they clearly beat expectations there. i think when you think about growth drivers for nvidia, yeah, gaming is certainly nice but ai, given the large growth rates, the strong margins, that that business is perhaps the most important business for nvidia. so seeing them put up a nice beat there was really impressive. >> does it tell us anything, matt, overall about the economic cycle or is this sort of uniquely specific to nvidia's areas? >> so i think it certainly tells you that cloud spending is up, and that's something we've heard from a number of companies and we've seen, for instance, microsoft's results, intel's results. i think that's certainly a big part of it i think it tells y

the chief executive of premier league team bryson says he's not in favor of playing games at neutralvenue paul barber believes the move could damage the integrity of the competition liverpool just see wins away from winning their 1st title in 30 years clubs you to meet again next friday to discuss if a plan to restart the league in june is actually feasible but it is the last man standing in terms of european football league's slots beating the moment skewed to go top of the table and no fans are allowed in the stadiums so some enterprising clubs are selling virtual tickets to new fans from overseas in return buyers get a photograph of their face placed on a mannequin in the stands. and an icelandic strongmen is more than living up to his reputation by. i. 6 have told you on some best known for playing bridge over manson in the t.v. series game of thrones has just broken the dead lifting world record the 31 year old previously won the world's strongest man competition in 28. i'm extremely proud you know i'm just really happy is the group is more combat or the cruel people we always w

>> i see the bryson-day family wearing the curly w. >> yvonne, eliza, hillary.ppy you got up with us this morning. if you'd like to join us live, do this, head to today.com my today plaza, sign up all right, mr. roker, ben would like you to do the weather >> i'd love to have ben do it. next time we're back in we're going to bring ben in too. we start the weekend as you get -- some folks back to home, back to work a flood risk in the mid mississippi river valley record highs out west. sunshine, mid-atlantic states into the northeast as we move into thursday, heavy rain in the great lakes. we're looking at strong storms in the ohio and mississippi river valleys. more warm records out west as we head into saturday, it's looking wet from maine all the way down to florida and back into the texas gulf coast. a new storm moves into the pacific northwest and temperatures cool off around the great lakes all the way down to texas. that's what going on around the >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. take a look at our current temperatures. we know it's going to be