s prince charles has tested positive he's back to the british throne a spokesman from clarence house says the 71 year old is showing mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health. new york has become the major battlefront in the fight against the crime virus pandemic it has more than 25000 confirmed cases on the number is rising rapidly but the u.s. president says he hopes to have the situation under control but east gabriel it's all done has moved from new york. sobering news for new yorkers the situation is worse than 1st thought with the coronavirus rate of infection doubling every 3 days we were looking at a free tree coming across the country we're now looking at a bullet train. because the numbers are going up that quickly speak to the governor says the white house has not prioritized health to the state that needs it the most new yorkers 25000 cases it has an on line the problem that california hands 10 times the problem that washington state has you prioritize resources and your activity and your actions to where they are needed. new york will need 140000 hospital beds to

this twitter user says, has prince charles been hospitalised? tive for coronavirus. camilla has not. they have both been tested and she was negative, he was positive and has been displaying mild symptoms according to clarence house. but he otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home through the last few days as usual. both prince charles and camilla are self isolating and are currently at their home, on the balmoral estate in scotland and the office of prince charles say they do not know who the prince caught the virus from. he's had a large number of engagements which has been carrying out in the last few weeks and there are pictures on social media of him at an event where he met pierce brosnan and others, no one shaking others —— shaking hands but they are in close proximity, within two metres of each other, i would suggest. sarah is back with us. would suggest. sarah is back with us. sarah campbell, hi. we can hear you. worth repeating the news for those just tuning in to us here. so, we had the statement today from claren

prince charles has tested positive for covid-19. >>> the 71-year-old reportedly has mild symptoms but is otherwise in good health and good spirits. right now he is isolating at his home in scotland with his wife camilla has tested negative. >>> it is a reminder that even though he is a ends and in such a particular position everyone is vulnerable to this. >>> prince charles has been to several public and private meetings over the past few weeks including taking part in the commonwealth service at westminster abbey with the entire royal family. the palace said 93-year-old queen elizabeth is in good health and is following appropriate medical advice. >>> more than 420 people have died from the coronavirus in the uk and more than 8000 have tested positive. a shelter in place order is in effect. >>> scientists around the world are committing entire labs to creating a vaccine. just last week researchers in washington state conducted their first human vexing tests. another vaccine being developed in maryland is showing positive results after a few weeks of trial. >>> inside these test tubes

prince charles has tested positive for coronavirus. let's go to james longman in london with the latest on that. good morning, james. >> reporter: hi, amy. it's a real concern now to hear that prince charles, the heir to the throne, has now tested positive for coronavirus. he's now in scotland with his wife. she, as we're told, has not contracted the virus. we don't know who gave the prince coronavirus. he had a number of engagements recently. it's not been able to figure out who he contracted the coronavirus with. the queen is now with price philip. we're told she last saw prince charles on the 12th of march. michael? >> all right, james. thank you so much for that. >>> the transportation industry has taken a huge hit in this crisis. look at this sign of the times. with airlines cutting back on flights, this sight outside of los angeles in one of the several airfields known as a boneyard until full service is resumed. right there it is full. on the seas, passengers from "the grand princess," leaving quarantine one month after they fir

staying in the uk, and prince charles has tested positive for the coronavirus. s are mild and he's otherwise in good health. the duchess of cornwall has also been tested, but she doesn't have the virus. it is here that the area to the british stone is self isolating, as is his wife. they arrived here on sunday night. the results came through last night. in a statement, clarence house said, the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus. he has been displaying mild symptoms but otherwise remains in good health and has been working from home as usual. he was tested for clinical reasons. iam very he was tested for clinical reasons. i am very pleased to say he is very well and as with many people who have had this virus, he has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over the past few weeks. 0n the 9th of march, he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. he adopted the namaste greeting instead. at that stage... 0n the 12th of march, the prince was at buckingham palace. he also briefly met the queen. buckingham palace i

prince charles has tested positive for the coronavirus. is otherwise in good health. the duchess of cornwall has also been tested, but does not have the virus. here's our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. birkhall today, the prince of wales's home in the scottish highlands. it's here that the heir to the british throne is self isolating, as is his wife. they had arrived here on sunday night, he was already showing mild symptoms. he was tested on monday, the results came through late last night. in a statement clarence house said... scotland's chief medical officer stressed that the prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. he was tested for clinical reasons and i'm very pleased to say that he is very well, and, as with many people who have had this virus, has had a mild illness. the prince has met hundreds of people over recent weeks. 0n the 6th of march in newquay he was still shaking hands quite freely. 0n the 9th of march he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. charles adopted the indian namast

she had a number of romances. >> and so, the problem that prince charles has is that he's fallen for someone thoroughly unsuitable. >> but the more time charles spends with camilla, the more he sensed that she could be someone with whom he could spend the rest of his life. >> charles now an officer in the navy embarks on a six-month tour of duty. >> he thinks that camilla will be there when he returns. >> but while he is away at sea, he gets word from england that camilla is going to get married. >> camilla has gotten engaged, military officer by the name of andrew parker bowles. >> camilla knew that she was never going to marry prince charles. he was prince charles and she was just camilla shand. so she said yes to andrew. >> prince charles realized that he'd lost what he suddenly felt might be the love of his life. >> he writes through a friend that he is devastated by the news. he says i will not have someone to come home to. 5g will change business in america. t-mobile has the first and only, nationwide 5g network. and with it, you can shape the future. we've invested 30 billion d

charles has been advised by medics that he became contagious on march 13th at the earliest.ore he was at buckingham pal ace with the queen. the queen has canceled all her public engagements and withdrew to windsor castle outside london with husband prince philip last week. it's not clear where the prince of wales caught the virus, due to the high number of public engagements he attended in recent weeks, his office said. the prince has been advised his case is unlikely to escalate into anything more serious. efforts are under way to track down anyone he's been in contact with over the last two weeks and possibly exposed to the virus. i've been told that before this was announced, prince charles rang prince harry and prince william to inform them. prince harry is at a safe distance with his family in canada. we're waiting for an update on the cambridges, have they been tested. we'll bring you that as soon as we have it, jake. >> all right, max, stay safe. >>> spanish officials are warning the worst may be yet to come as that country's health care system is being completely ove

prince charles has tested positive for coronavirus. old. obviously, this is concerning on many levels. we don't know his condition. we don't know if he requires hospitalization. we don't even know if he had symptoms, john. we'll follow this. this is the breaking news literally moments ago out of buckli buckingham palace. >> obviously this is developing and developing quickly. as you say, we don't have any details as to his current condition. but we do know that the united kingdom later than other european nations on putting restrictions in, putting in the stay at home orders. we've been told the queen had moved away from people sefl days ago. i don't know how the prince of wales was behaving or living. this is interesting information. we'll get you the developments as soon as we can. >>> in the meantime, the president of the united states is telling the country that he would love to ease social restrictions by easter despite a soaring death toll and tens of thousands of cases. the timeline is setting up a clash with governors and healt

prince charles has been tested positive for coronavirus. s spokesman has said the heir to the british throne has mild symptoms and is now self—isolating in scotland. and in other news, an australian man accused of killing 51 people in attacks on two mosques in new zealand last year enters a surprise plea of guilty. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are laura hughes of the financial times and harriet line from the press association. tomorrow's front pages, starting with: the daily mirror leads with the huge response the nhs got when asking for volunteers to help deal with the crisis. the express goes with the same story, saying over half a million people have signed up. the mail also leads with the volunteers, along with the news that the prince of wales has contracted the virus. the financial times reports calls to speed up the rollout of testing for nhs staff. the times says the government has ordered three and a half million testing kits which could be ready to use "within week

absolutely yes prince charles has and do tested positive for corona virus after exhibiting very mild symptoms the worry is that of course he is over 70 years old and indeed has been in close contact over the last few weeks with the queen herself so completely we could see implications for the monarchy then however online we've seen quite a reaction in fact twitter has exploded over the fact that prince charles was able to test for corona virus in the 1st place whereas the key of key workers 'd like hospital staff and medical professionals have not been tested nor of those who are very sick and even displaying respect distress or fever as you can see you know scream twitter is up in arms arguing that royalty can simply jump the queue over frontline staff who are even risking their lives to save others now as the number of cases ever increases during this lockdown period the time has come for big changes in parliament wednesday is of course the day for prime minister's questions today at midday that did happen in the house of commons but today we saw an extended session an hour long se

over the government's approach to corona virus testing as the heir to the british throne prince charles has tested positive after exhibiting mild symptoms. to evans daschle joins me now with more on this hi there shall be a slow as we say literally testing times today absolutely very testing times in fact prince charles has tested positive for that 9. exhibiting very mild symptoms though the worry is however is that he's over the age of 17 not to mention the 2 weeks ago he was in close proximity with the queen herself which therefore could have implications on the monarchy as well however online on twitter users have taken the platform to explode into fury over the fact that prince charles was able to test for corona virus in the 1st place whereas the key of key workers like hospital staff and medical professionals are not tested a tall nor those who are very sick and displaying were spiritual distress or fever and as you can see on your screen what is up in arms arguing that royalty can simply jump the queue over frontline staff who are even risking their lives to save others now as the nu

here the parliament in britain closed down due to the pandemic all while new reports say prince charles has tested positive for the virus earlier today i was joined by former u.k. m.p. george galloway and along with investigative journalist ben swan to discuss the government meltdowns going on between the 2 transatlantic nations our discussion start out with ben talking about the u.s. economic relief package listen. in reality even though the senate and congress is saying this is about 2 trillion dollars worth of relief which would make it almost 3 times larger than the bailout that we saw in 2008 but in fact there are a lot of insiders who are saying that this number is actually much higher and when we get into the actual numbers of it it's probably going to be closer to 10 trillion dollars in terms of relief now this is not you know just money being doled out some of it will be repaid because some of it's in the form of loans so it was in the form of direct payments so that's a big deal but remember this is also separate from the 4 trillion dollars that the fed is trying to pump into the

where parliament is expected to close a week early due to the pandemic a new reports that prince charles has tested positive. for the virus we're covering the virus from all angles here with our team george galloway over in london ben swan and farron from jack in studio all standing by let's start with sharon so much has changed overnight here in washington fair and what more can you tell us boy it has mandela after 5 days of intense negotiations and 2 failed votes in the senate democrats and republicans they finally hammered out a deal and came to an agreement around 130 wednesday morning both the senate majority and minority leaders they were very happy about what they were able to put in this coronavirus relief bill so let's take a look at what each side was able to win in this bill so for republicans their main focus was to help corporations and businesses as well as hospitals democrats who are fighting them on this saying that it's about the people not the corporations so republicans were able to keep those emergency loans again to corporations but also small businesses and that's why d

but it shouldn't, however, come as a huge surprise that prince charles has tested positive. he was, after all, attending public engagements among crowds of people and shaking hands until the 12th of march, which underscores the importance of social distancing. of isolating. as this virus knows no race or class. now is prince is 72 years old. that is a dangerous category. but they say he is isolating and in good health, so we have to see how he does in the coming weeks and days. >>> "the washington post" reports that members of the g7 failed to agree on a joint statement after the trump administration insisted on referring to the coronavirus as the wuhan virus according to three officials from g7 countries. the members rejected the term because they viewed it as unnecessarily political at a time when international cooperation is pertinent to slow the spread of the global pandemic. secretary of state mike pompeo has brushed off criticism of his use of the term claiming it is important to identify where the virus originated and draw attention to china's responsibility to inform

but if prince charles has taken testing based on advice, we can assume that she has. we're not being given the results. she does remain in good health. she's just down the road from where i am, alisyn, at windsor castle. prince charles in a safe space in scotland. what we're concerned about is this meeting earlier in the month. was he contagious? did she catch it? have other members of the family caught it as well? i'm sure he would have met up with other members of the family in the south of england. >> well, i mean, if it was march 12th, they're almost out of that two-week window where she would theoretically have been showing some sort of symptoms. of course, max, everybody is concerned. she's 93 years old. her husband, prince philip is 98 years old. so obviously it's concerning. please keep us posted when you hear anything more from the palace. thank you very much for breaking that news with us. john? >> let's talk more about the situation facing royal family. frankly, the situation facing people all around the world, including here in new york city, which is under

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manchester city are 2 recognizable clubs who sit atop the w s l table a clash between the 2 fields charles has granted cassidy and attracted national and international media as well as various football social media outlets. to have us our games are streamed on the f a player with no geo blocking providing convenient world wide access to the league in england the b.b.c. even has its own show dedicated to women's football but nobody watches one and. oh they don't know women's football weekly highlights show on b.b.c. peaks around 1000000 every week and that's very similar to the popular british show much of the dead subs the equivalent for women really impressive turnout i mean over 3000 mean all season it was and we cannot forget so it shows all the women's world cup did for. this country but the quality isn't that good well actually all the investment has led to improvement and the quality is greatly improved that's a fact in terms of the game is really good quality in tends to be the best teams in england a good metric to measure improvement is the number of passes per game and number that in

two other major headlines this morning, we just learned that prince charles has tested positive for coronavirus. the 71-year-old prince has mild symptoms, we're told he is in isolation. we'll have more on that ahead. and there is also the alarming and perhaps unchecked spread of coronavirus in the united states, especially here in new york. cases are doubling every three days in the nation's largest city. almost half of the new cases are people under 45 years old. governor andrew cuomo says simply we have not flattened the curve. the federal government now says that anyone who has recently left new york should self-quarantine for 14 days. >> john, there are now more than 53,000 cases in the united states. yesterday was the deadliest day so far, total of 709 people have died. despite that, president trump says he would love to have the country opened by easter sunday, but leading health officials warn that timeline will be far too short. dr. anthony fauci calls easter, quote, an aspirational goal. he has stressed the need to be flexible. so we begin with the breaking news on prince charles testi

prince charles has tested positive for the virus. the 71-year-old heir to the throne has mild symptoms, but palace officials say he is otherwise in good health. it's doctors believe he became contagious on march 13. he is self isolating in scotland. >>> with coronavirus news tainted by the minute here in the bay area and around the rlp up-teron kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. also check out the daily roundup of the top headlines on kpix5.com. >>> to the weather now. parts of the bay area getting rain today. this is video from fremont around 8:30 am. it came down heavy for a while and then on and off. take a look at that. some places even got hail this morning. this is video from marin county. and here is a live look outside . we're going to look out there at the beautiful golden gate bridge. a mix of showers, clouds and some sunshine right now. adjust the pans on where you are. we know where you are, you are here at home with a look at your forecast. >> that's right. i am at home in san jose but tracking it all for you. that wil

the government's approach to corona virus testing that's the heir to the british throne prince charles has tested positive after exhibiting mild symptoms r t u k shut the embers dash he joins me now with more on this how they're shot here so as we keep saying testing times today absolutely prince charles himself has tested positive for covert 19 exhibiting only modest symptoms at this stage though the worry is he is over 70 years old not to mention that over 2 weeks ago he was in close proximity with the queen meaning there could be implications as well for the monarchy however online 1 20 users are completely angry over the fact that prince charles was a. to test for corona virus in the 1st place where is the key of key workers like hospital staff a medical professionals have not yet been tested nor those who are very sick and displaying respect to distress or even fever many are agreeing that the royalty can simply jump the queue over frontline staff who are even risking their lives to save others well as the number of cases every increase is the time has come now for a big changes in pa

initial measures kid how are things looking on the economic front or the finance minister all of charles has been announcing a big stimulus package i mean is this going to be enough if this crisis goes on for an extended period. well it certainly seems an unprecedented numbers come out of germany today the german finance minister and vice chancellor scholtz announced that there would be some 600000000000 your bars available in credit to larger businesses here in germany and also a supplementary budget has been announced of some $156000000000.00 euros which would indeed break germany's debt break which is very much in srong mind into german constitution so of course not only are these huge numbers that are being thrown around here in germany in a bid to to limit the impact on business in the economy here in germany but this really is unprecedented the german economy minister peter out my i said earlier today as well that these are figures that are just not being seen in germany's post-war history and there's also an extra 50000000000 euros that will be made available to freelancers for exampl

also clapping and all address in the nhs blue i think that is very nice because as we know, prince charles has for the coronavirus infection. it really is a sense that everybody is in this together. and we are all fighting this common invisible enemy. you have one minute to think of the song he was saying. very cheesy and say why don't we all go for aid to jerusalem? very cheesy and say why don't we all go for aid tojerusalem? the national anthem when we see everybody struggle with the words will stop that really is our national anthem. i have been singing it when i wash my hands. let's all go for that. i didn't know it was 20 seconds long. that is the right one. let's move on to the express now. we previewed the headline. checkpoint britain, police will arrest anybody flouting lockdown as the uk death toll hits 578. and i read earlier that the vast powers that police might have for breaking rules would be an offence and you will get a fine of £60 going up to £960, sian, when you look at the daily express, is this a logical next step for the restrictions? i think police do need powers. we have

it has apparently been a couple of weeks charles saw his mother which is probably a good thing queen abeth herself remains in good health. world-renowned chef floyd card oz has died after being diagnosed with coronavirus he was admitted to the hospital march 17th he had been feeling feverish he tested positive. the following day. he was being treated in new jersey and that's where he died today card oz was a pioneer and modern indian dining, earned income earning critical acclaim. he won bravo's 3rd season of top chef masters and he had recently been filming with the netflix series ugly delicious let's take one more look at our bay area weather let's go back obree ser rodrik us mabrisa. >>i catherine yeah let's take a look at your microclimate forecast for your thursday live look outside a golden gate bridge and we're noticing clear skies, breezy winds ne gust that we do see along the coast will be about 20 miles per hour less stormtracker 4 overall tracking dry weather light scattered hit or miss showers mainly to the north of santa rosa starting to notice though those showers making

has everyone talking tonight. >>> what is going on? >>> it is an ongoing saga with charles berkley. he has a long history of trash talking the warrior. a warrior is just firing back. dream on green may be ba e golden state lineup tomorrow night. green has in place since he was ejected from last thursday's game against the lakers which prompted this response from tnt charles barkley last week which now has started a war words. >>> he talks other stuff when he has those other boys with him. he doesn't want to play. >>> berkeley should stop before i take his job though. so i can do that will too. he already did make enough money playing so he needs that job. he should stop talking to me. he also canceled basketball to me either. not smart enough to make not qualified. no rings can sit at this table. >>> don't think he is playing. charles barkley has said comments like he wanted to punch draymond green in the face. never believe the warriors could wednesday a championship. >>> not a big warrior fan. >>> we talked about this in the first blog. talking about rain. you can see the clouds co

prince charles has confirmed that he has tested positive and is displaying mild symptoms, and spain has now surpassed china in deaths from coronavirus. we're covering this as only cnn can, from every angle and around the world. let's begin, though, in new york, with national correspondent brynn gingras. the key update here, it seems from governor cuomo and the mayor, is that if we have been looking for the flattening of the curve here to lower the rate of increase in cases, in fact, where we are is still in a rapid increase in the growth of cases. >> yeah, and actually, we just saw an nypd vehicle go around, jim, and basically was on a loud speaker saying everyone keep your distance. practice social distancing. that's the first time i have seen that. of course, it's so necessary. i want to give you a look at this line behind me, jim, because guess what. it's grown even longer than when i saw you just an hour ago. keep in mind, we have been here for three days straight. and the line has exponentially grown every day, and it starts even earlier in the morning. it's usually right before 6:

in the uk, prince charles has become the latest high-profile figure to be diagnosed with the illness. according to an official statement, the heir to the throne is in good health, with only mild symptoms. and is in isolation with the duchess of cornwall in scotland. britain saw its death toll rise by about 80 on tuesday. its largest daily increase in coronavirus-related deaths. prime minister boris johnson has ordered people to stay home and called on all but essential shops to shut down. >>> in egypt, the prime minister has declared a curfew from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. for two weeks starting wednesday. he said those who fail to comply will face fines up to about $250 or even jail time. the country has confirmed more than 400 cases and 200 deaths. the world health organization says the total number of global infections has topped 375,000. and the number of deaths exceeds 16,000 as of wednesday. >>> now, reaction to the unprecedented postponement of the olympic games. as countries around the world try to clamp down on the rapidly spreading virus, the international olympic committee say

we learned that prince charles has tested positive for the coronavirus. officials statement confirmed the news just minutes ago form the statement says the 71-year-old heir to queen elizabeth has mild symptoms, and is self-isolating in scotland. our chief medical correspondent joins us from his new york city apartment to explain why there's been such a spike in cases across the u.s. john, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we've always been told the spike was coming, yet when you hear the numbers, it is so jarring. how do you explain this acceleration? >> well, you heard david talk about the subways, this is a city where people are on top of each other, very densely packed, so the virus can spread more quickly. people wondering if the virus is on surfaces, could it last foe a few days? and then there's the issue of testing. we knew there was a backlog of testing so specimens drawn maybe days ago, even a week ago might be processed today. so we have to get to where today's numbers reflects what happened in the past 24 hours, not days ago. >> john, gov

we learned that prince charles has tested positive for the coronavirus. officials statement confirmed the news just minutes ago form the statement says the 71-year-old heir to queen elizabeth has mild symptoms, and is self-isolating in scotland. our chief medical correspondent joins us from his new york city apartment to explain why there's been such a spike in cases across the u.s. john, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we've always been told the spike was coming, yet when you hear the numbers, it is so jarring. how do you explain this acceleration? >> well, you heard david talk about the subways, this is a city where people are on top of each other, very densely packed, so the virus can spread more quickly. people wondering if the virus is on surfaces, could it last foe a few days? and then there's the issue of testing. we knew there was a backlog of testing so specimens drawn maybe days ago, even a week ago might be processed today. so we have to get to where today's numbers reflects what happened in the past 24 hours, not days ago. >> john, gov

even prince charles has it.marci gonzalez gives you an international look at the disease and one of the newest high profile patients. >> the heir to the british throne now the latest high profile person to contract the novel coronavirus. prince charles has been displaying mild symptoms, but otherwise remains in good health, according to a statement from clarence house, which adds he is self-isolating in scotland. the 71-year-old is reportedly staying apart from his wife camilla, who has tested negative as the united kingdom remains under a national stay at home order to try to slow the spread of this outbreak. in hardest hit italy, 683 people dying from covid-19 in just the past 24 hours. 60 fewer than yesterday. spain now coping with an even higher rate of infection, 738 deaths there in just the past day. that country now has the second most virus-related fatalities in the world, surpassing china. hospital there's overwhelmed. this ice rink in madrid transformed into a morgue. other countries now putting nation

the prince of wales has tested positive for the coronavirus. clarence house says prince charlesis displaying mild symptoms but is otherwise in good health. the duchess of cornwall has also been tested, but does not have the virus. buckingham palace says the prince last saw the queen nearly two weeks ago and that her majesty is also in good health. in some of today's other developments, the chancellor is to unveil a package of measures tomorrow — aimed at helping the 5 million self—employed people who have been affected by the coronavirus crisis. nearly 500,000 people have applied for universal credit in the last nine days, as people turn to the benefits system to keep families afloat during the outbreak. an appeal, launched yesterday, for 250,000 people to help the nhs through the crisis has already exceeded its target. the volunteers are needed for delivering food and medicines to people's homes, and driving patients to appointments. spain, meanwhile, has registered 738 fatalities in the past 2a hours — the country's steepest increase since the outbreak. the country's death tol

and the heir to the british throne — prince charles has had a test — and its positive for coronaviruse the latest. -- it is —— it is positive for the virus. a quarter of the world's population is now living under some form of lockdown. more than three billion people in almost 70 countries and territories have been asked to stay home. there are now more than 450,000 recorded cases of the virus globally, but we know testing is not readily available in many places so that number is likely to be much higher. let's look at the situation around the world. spain has now recorded more coronavirus deaths than china. 738 people have died in the past day, taking the total death toll to more than 3a00. close to 50,000 people have fallen ill. more than 2,500 of them are in a serious or critical state. damian grammaticas reports from madrid. on a dark day for spain, a sobering site, van after van carrying bodies of virus victims. this is madrid's biggest ice rink. it's been requisitioned to hold the dead, they need it, there are so many now. arriving at spanish hospitals are more and more cases, in

laura: now to the u.k., where prince charles has tested positive for the coronavirus. cials say his symptoms are mild and he is otherwise in good health. the duchess of cornwall has also been tested but she doesn't have the virus. here isur royal correspondent nicholas witchell. nicholas: for called today. the prince of wales is home in the scottish highlands. it is here that the heir to the itish throne is self- isolating, as is his wife. they arrived sunday night. he was aeady showing mild symptoms. he was tested monday, the in a statement, clarence houset. said, "the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus. he has been displaying mild good health and has been working through home -- working from home through the last few. days as usu the duchess of cornwall has also been tested, but does not have the virus." medical officer ressed that the prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. >>te he waed for clinical reasons. i am pleased also that he is very well, and as with many people who have had this virus from has had a mild illness. cholas: the

all the global coded 1000 pandemic has proven to be indiscriminate from royals like prince charles to the minister of health matt hancock to now even the british prime minister boris johnson. i develop tomorrow symptoms of the corona virus that's to say a temperature and a persistent cough and on the advice of the chief medical officer i've taken a test that has come out positive so i am working from home i'm so far isolated and that's entirely the right thing to do. with infection confirmation is growing many brits are growing frustrated in the government's response and the optics created from the prime minister being able to what's perceived as cut the queue for a coronavirus test former u.k. m.p. george galloway is here to weigh in so george many brits are upset that the prime minister who seems to be displaying little to no symptoms at all was able to obtain a test people view him as a queue jumper when the commoners who are very ill in hospital can't even get to test themselves how do you view the optics of all of this. well as donald trump a week or so ago i mean though. of the

charles: all right has been a roller coaster session, investor motions, potential central bank involvement of that is in the cauldron if you will. there is a lot to break down and digest. left's bring in the best, gibbs wealth management cio president, erin gibbs and capital wave management shah gilani. erin, you've been calling this on the emotional side amazingly. even last couple months. last monday you said it is too early to get into the market just yet. we've come down a lot since then. what's changed? >> so i think, first we have to digest, oh, we're really attached to the chinese economy more than we realized. then once we sort of realized, wait this is an illness. this is sickness. there is going to be recovery. it may not be a very shaped recovery. it may not be one quarter event t might be two or three quarters of a slowdown but it is something recoverable. you eventually will have to go back to work. part of it was, we came into the market priced not just for perfection but overachievement. 20-year highs when it comes to valuations. friday we hit 17 times forward earnings. char

prince charles has now tested positive for coronavirus. yeah, so basically harry and megan left and coronavirus joined. st say pretty bad trade. but don't worry, the prince only has mild symptoms and they say he is recovering, he is in self-isolation in his palace. yeah. and i won't lie, the prince being in self-isolation in the palace sounds like the ginning of a strange disney movie. the prince was trapped in his castle, until one day a fair madeen came to rescue him. only your kiss can save me, fair madeen. >> oh, a kiss, you lucky if i wink at you from far, get away from me. meanwhile across the pond america is quickly becoming one of the world's coronavirus hot spots. with over 60,000 people now infected. businesses are continuing to react in different ways to try and work through this. for example airlines are now reassigning passengers so that nobody sits in a middle seat. and this is in an attempt to give everyone more distance from each other. now this is going to be tough for airlines. and i mean st probably going to completely de

if you watch us on cable, or smart tv app, you don't need to do a thing. >>> charles barkley has beenhard on draymond green and his play this season with the warriors. coming up next, draymond's response today. >>> charles barkley's got a beef going with draymond green. >> it's just fun. it's kind of a slow sports day. nothing like a good old fashioned media/player feud. >> why not? >> you got your former player, charles draymond green, who has had a rough season. admittedly. here's what barkley said on the air during a broadcast last week. >> so, man. he's got to get out there and fight for himself. >> y'all better quit telling me who can play and can't play. >> it looked like shaq got a kick out of those comments. one of the things he was alluding to, he got ejected from this game for no good reason, really. and lebron on the bench had a pretty good time with it. draymond missed a whole lot of time but no shortage of verbage from him in response. >> barkley should stop before i go take his job though. i could do that well too. he didn't make enough money playing so he needs that job

there was also a royal contribution to this day's show of support, including prince charles, who haslation. it was a national thankyou. there will be many difficult times in the weeks to come, but this was a positive moment, one we will remember. david sillito, bbc news. that's all for now. i'm duncan golestani. you can find me on twitter. see you soon, thanks for watching. hello there. temperatures on thursday reached highs around 18 degrees across the far north—west of england, thanks to plenty of sunshine. southern scotland didn't do too badly as well with the sunshine, but generally speaking friday is going to be a similar picture to thursday. this weather front bringing more cloud across northern parts of the country, so could be quite grey and drizzly through the day across central and eastern scotland. to the north of the weather front, northern scotland should see some sunshine and sunshine appearing at times across northern ireland, but by far most of the sunshine will be across england and wales once again after that cold and frosty start. now, we'll have more of a breeze b

prince charles has also tested positive for the coronavirus pirg it is it possible that the virus is more widespread in the u.k. than people recognize it's very very likely sarah the official numbers just over 11000 confirmed cases thought i think a lot of people i know already know somebody who is infected say the fear is that the virus is very widespread here in the u.k. much much higher than the official figures and especially in london we also know that hospitals are already coming close to being overstressed and we haven't seen the people of the virus just yet so even though the weather at the moment is very sunny and i think on the staff is the mood at these for many londoners is easy is quite jolly but i think underneath a lot of people would frankly be quite scared farragut mass in london thank you barrett. here are some more of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic 3 months into the outbreak and the total number of confirmed cases has passed half a 1000000 with the more than 24000 deaths spain has seen a record rise record one day a rise in fatalities with 769

there was also a royal contribution to this day's show of support, including prince charles, who hasw in isolation. it was a national thankyou. there will be many difficult times in the weeks to come, but this was a positive moment, one we will remember. david sillito, bbc news. hour top story: latest figures from the us show it has more confirmed cases of the coronavirus than any other country. johns hopkins university said america has more than 82,000 patients, overtaking china, which has just under 82,000. italy has 80,000. president trump said it was a tribute to the amount of testing we are doing. the us president rejected criticism about the lack of medical equipment available at a national level, arguing his administration has inherited what he described as a broken system of emergency supplies. and you can keep up to date with the latest coronavirus developments, on the bbc website. you'll find in—depth analysis and features on how it's being tackled in italy, venezuela and india. that's all at bbc.com/news or download the bbc news app. don't forget you can get in touch with

boris johnson has just declared himself in the clear after just 3 days with the coronavirus prince charles has declared himself in the clear after just 4 days so these chops are not just disobeying the our own rules that they're setting out for the rest of us that are recovering from the virus with record quickness i suppose it is after all but the good news of course across europe continues including he in britain a steep rise in the death toll doubling every couple of days and of course spain rapidly catching up with china as the wars the affected place in the world italy's death toll beginning slightly to fall spain's still rising very steeply grim grim grim all over rick you know i'm just wondering. going back to what you said at the very beginning there that some of these officials including boris johnson are saying that they're fine they're over our had they tested and are they showing the media the tests showing that they are no longer infected or are they just saying it. well maybe they never had it maybe they were just down with seasonal flu but in this time everyone says they've got

new this morning prince charles has tested positive for coronavirus he's the first in line to the british throne and according to the palace officials. >>the prince is showing mild symptoms but is otherwise in good health. he's self isolating in scotland where he continues to work from home. >>clinical trials for drugs that might be able to treat the coronavirus the game today but there's already a shortage, i'm joe khaleel here in washington we'll explain why and what the government might be able to do about it. >>well a peek outside before we go we're checking in on the san mateo bridge if you have some driving to do make sure you watch your speed. roads are a little soggy this morning, a showers are tapering off so we'll check in on the forecast and we'll take a look at othe - why choose invisalign over other aligners? - only invisalign treatment uses smarttrack technology. it moves teeth more comfortably and predictably than ordinary aligners. so i can create custom treatment plans for every smile. with saving on craftsman, of the scotts and honda. at lowe'. so, you stay ahead of the