the virtual chelsea, i think, virtual version. the virtual chelsea, ithink, we virtual version.as that we can bring into our own garden and in our own situation. and there is such a lot on there for us. that, you know, every day will bring something different to our perspective of lockdown. now, the queen arrives. all chelsea regulars have become armchair viewers this time. the queen has attended almost every year of her income in a statement of support to the royal horticultural society today she said the horticultural industry is one that has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. even though garden centres have just reopened, they've already lost an estimated £500 million worth of stock. that just hasn't survived. it's not exactly the same but chelsea is a gardening and social highlight for so many. this, hopefully, fills a gap under the planned return of the chelsea flower show in 2021. daniela relph, bbc news. let's look at the weather. not such good news for gardens. still dry? that's right, simon, thank you. still dry indeed, gardeners, growers, will be looking to the

some of the faces are familiar, but everything else about this year's chelsea is different.ve become home gardens, as the whole chelsea experience moves online. hi, tom. have you had to think about how the garden looks virtually? we're trying to think about the right shots to capture, the right plants to show, how to tell the story of this kind of dull space, and transforming it into a chelsea—style garden. we receded the orchard last autumn. others have given virtual chelsea a tour of their own private garden, during a time many have found solace in the outdoors. gardening of any kind is really helpful. it reduces anxiety. it helps depression. and it's to do with nurturing something. this is just absolutely wonderful. for those denied their chelsea fix this year, there was a positive response to the virtual version. well, i think it is an absolute wonderful asset to have, that we've got it all here at our fingertips, virtual — still we will get the inspiration, although we can't actually visit. now the queen arrives. the queen has visited the show almost every year of her r

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but this year, coronavirus means there is no chelsea.instead, he is now confined to his small south london garden, making the most of what it has to offer. he will be a contributor to the online version of the chelsea flower show. oh, the cancellation of chelsea flower show is the saddest, saddest thing because it was going to the flower show when i was seven that inspired me to become a florist. now aged 50 something, i still adore working with flowers. it is all i have ever wanted to do and it is such an inspiring place. and the efforts that would have gone into prepping the show gardens, 0k, gone into prepping the show gardens, ok, the plants can go back into the planetjust until next year, but all of those pla nts next year, but all of those plants that were being grown. that is beyond tragic. gardening and lockdown has been a safe haven for so many. a support both mentally and physically. normally i'm heading to chelsea now so that the weeds are about to engulf the weeds are about to engulf the garden. the organisers of chelsea new

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others have given virtual chelsea a two of their own private garden.y have found solace in the outdoors. gardening of any kind is really helpful. it reduces anxiety. it helps depression. and it is that do with nurturing something. this isjust absolutely wonderful. for those denied their chelsea fix this year there was a positive response to the virtual version. i think it is an absolute wonderful asset to have that we have got it here at our fingertips, virtually, and still we will get the inspiration although we cannot actually visit. now the queen arrives. the queen has visited the show almost every year of her reign. ina show almost every year of her reign. in a statement of support to the royal horticultural society today she said... for me, one of the most rewarding things they grow is something i can eat. the timing of lockdown was devastating for horticulture, with almost £500 million of stock lost. virtual chelsea is a reminder of the best the industry has to offer. time for a look at the weather here's stav da naos. thanks very much, fiona. go

the chelsea flower show is a social highlight for many.oyal horticultural society, sue biggs. the first time since the second world war, this has been a nightmare for you. it makes you realise the magnitude of what has happened. it was a terrible decision to take to cancel an event that is important to the horticultural world worldwide. i have to say that out of problems, exciting changes and i hope that eve ryo ne exciting changes and i hope that everyone loves the virtual chelsea flower show because we have worked ha rd flower show because we have worked hard for two months to bring it to everyone. you say two months, but a lot of people spend years preparing foran lot of people spend years preparing for an individual show. well, i am very lucky that i have an amazing tea m very lucky that i have an amazing team at the rhs and we are all very lucky that we have really incredible exhibitors and when we first announce that we were going to do the virtual show, we were inundated with offers to help. that has been great. it has led to so man

chelsea delaney is standing by with the view from frankfurt so chelsea i mean this is this is the steepest contraction since the financial crisis what parts of the economy were the hardest hit pretty much every part of the economy was in the 1st quarter there was a lot of a lot of anxiety coming into this report but what we've seen is particularly a very steep severe contraction in the services side of the economy this is obviously as a lot of restaurants hotels travel was all really really completely canceled in march but we're also seeing a very severe hit to the to the industrial manufacturing side of the german economy as well which is a huge part of germany's economic growth is manufacturing but that's also been had very hard as a lot of a lot of factories had to shut down because of the containment measures and this data as we mentioned just the 1st glimpse into the coronavirus to do so economic pain how much worse could it get it's actually going to get worse a lot of economists are expecting somewhere in the range of a 10 to 15 percent per contraction in the 2nd quarter that's beca

but this year, coronavirus means there is no chelsea.e is now confined to his small south london garden, making the most of what it has to offer. he will be a contributor to the online version of the chelsea flower show. oh, the cancellation of chelsea flower show is the saddest, saddest thing, because it was going to an nrhs flower show when i was seven that inspired me to become a florist. and now aged 50 something, i still adore working with flowers. it is all i have ever wanted to do and it is such an inspiring place. and the effort that would have gone into prepping the showgardens and, ok, the plans can go back into the plan chest until next year, but all those plants that had been being grown — that is beyond tragic. salve isjust coming out, the euphorbia, the allium... gardening in lockdown has been a safe haven for so many, a support both mentally and physically. normally i'm just leaving for chelsea now so normally the weeds are about to engulf the garden. the organisers of chelsea knew cancelling would be devastating for a hor

virtual chelsea is a reminder of the best the industry has to offer.es. the river marks part of the border as robin markwell reports. back on the water again, lockdown restrictions eased last week and for those who love their sport relief all around. after lockdown, being in all around. after lockdown, being in a box, and now you are here in this, it is just a box, and now you are here in this, it isjust glorious. absolutely brilliant, having it on the doorstep are not being able to go out has beena are not being able to go out has been a bit frustrating. this is the picturesque river wye, it stretches the border between england and wales are now a stark reminder of their different approaches to what is and isn't allowed. it is lucky i am on the english side because if i was four miles downstream i wouldn't be able to go out because the welsh are still sticking to the stay—at—home and with limited exercise. i wouldn't be able to go out canoeing at all. it doesn't make any sense to be honest. how does being in wales and england mean any different to the

all chelsea regulars have become armchair viewers this time.rd by the coronavirus pandemic. even though garden centres have just reopened, they've already lost an estimated £500 million worth of stock. that just hasn't survived. it's not exactly the same, but chelsea is a gardening and social highlight for so many. this hopefully fills a gap until the planned return of the chelsea flower show in 2021. daniela relph, bbc news. the six o'clock news is coming up in a few minutes with fiona bruce but let's first recapped the main points from the downing street briefing which was led by the foreign secretary, dominic raab. he confirmed there have been a further 160 deaths related to coronavirus over the last day bringing the total number of uk deaths from covid—19 in all settings to 34,796. dominic raab also announced the daily testing figure in the 24 hour period until nine o'clock on monday morning, that was 100,678 tests carried out or dispatch, a total of 67,000 people actually tested. he warned it is not sustainable to keep the lockdown in plac

others have given virtual chelsea a two of their own private garden.his is just absolutely wonderful. for those denied their chelsea fix this year there was a positive response to the virtual version. i think it is an absolute wonderful asset to have that we have got it here at our fingertips, virtually, and still we will get the inspiration although we cannot actually visit. now the queen arrives. the queen has visited the show almost every year of her reign. in a statement of support to the royal horticultural society today she said... for me, one of the most rewarding things they grow is something i can eat. the timing of lockdown was devastating for horticulture, with almost £500 million of stock lost. virtual chelsea is a reminder of the best the industry has to offer. daniela ralph, bbc news. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom the united states has renewed its attack on the world health organization for its response to coronavirus. in the last few minutes — president trump has told reporters that he is taking hydroxy—chloro—quine a

chelsea was 21 when she passed away the same age as kyle who still struggling for his life. kyle has begun his 1st days of therapy at the center. and his struggle against the addiction only speech seems to be the hyper serenity. so what i want to do is look at the stuff that we this morning every single one of us through. all of us have to see this through. several things. guys that i that are in here were athletes. they got injured that introduced him to the opiates and whenever they take the opiates they find out hey not only does this make me physically feel better but emotionally i feel better . so what of opiates. made me feel like a better person. like i'd be in the house all day and then once i got high i could go out and do whatever on a new. everybody else here is still the same thing and you know i can relate to a lot of these people stories and it's just. a lot of a lot of love i don't feel alone anymore so. that's what's going to fill lot better . on day 15 of his treatment relapsed. one of the patients who brought in heroin secretly. he couldn't resist. after he

what was distressing and concerning is the fact they were able to be in this area of chelsea on their own, no police around. the police were several, several blocks away and which allowed them to right side. we were on this street a good amount of time. the fire truck came here before the police got here. and the street was blocked with file cabinets. file cabinets that were thrown out boy someone. and they threw it all in the street. and the fire truck was trying to get around it. and as they were trying to get around it and they couldn't get over it and they stopped and pulled out their hoses. and they distinguished some of the fires. but this has been the scene pretty much for the last hour or so. we walked from times square with a lat of people from this group. so, i've seen them and seen them out here. what is the message? >> and it's hard it tell from these pictures to tell just how many people -- how large this group is and how large are protesters, verses people who are looky loos and curious and trying to see what else is going on because in new york, you have so many people

an adult that she could talk to me about chelsea's medical but she could talk to me about chelsea's diabetes but she wouldn't talk to me about. the medication that she was there i did trust her maybe money feeder to do it. maybe just that the love of money maybe get that to her because i know that when she chose to be a doctor i would bet on it because she chose to want to help people. join me every thursday on the elec simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you have a. we go to work see you straight home. coming the cost and charting the future we demand any good theory to proceed it is time to assess the economic game just as the crisis changed between one company and if there's going to be a recovery what kind of beat and are there lessons to be learned. happen planning another one of. the way or both the food. bank itself mukti about. plus we've got to talk so hard not to think i know how to dissipate this momentum was a plant that i was and i don't miss so much and if. this is the only thing that we do is mu

but this year, coronavirus means there is no chelsea. filled with glamorous parties and weddings. instead, he is now confined to his small south london garden, making the most of what it has to offer. he will be a contributor to the online version of the chelsea flower show. oh, the cancellation of chelsea flower show is the saddest, saddest thing, because it was going to an nrhs flower show when i was seven that inspired me to become a florist. and now aged 50 something, i still adore working with flowers. it is all i have ever wanted to do and it is such an inspiring place. and the effort that would have gone into prepping the showgardens and, 0k, the plans can go back into the plan chest until next year, but all those plants that had been being grown — that is beyond tragic. salve isjust coming out, the euphorbia, the allium... gardening in lockdown has been a safe haven for so many, a support both mentally and physically. normally i'm just leaving for chelsea now so normally the weeds are about to engulf the garden. the organisers of

our financial correspondent chelsea delaney is following this story for us good morning to chelsea the government has been spending billions of euros throughout germany to aid the stem of job losses is this latest report a sign that more needs to be spent. there certainly is a call for more and more more and more stimulus efforts here in germany and the government has already put a lot of money particularly into those so-called short time works it's really. the gold standard for a lot of countries and how to sort of manage a labor market crisis like this and it allows the government to pay part of the wages and salaries for employees when their employer needs to cut back those hours temporarily so it's really credited with helping prevent mass layoffs during the financial crisis here in germany and right now it's being really heavily used there about 10000000 workers who have who have filed for this short time work scheme but even with that we are seeing layoffs across pretty much every industry right now the unemployment rate in germany is going up so there is a permanent damage being

the daddy is financial correspondent chelsea delaney is following the story from us for us from frank fish. it's taken weeks for the german government to work out the details of the bailout and it hasn't been confirmed yet but what we do know is this would be a 3 part package the 1st would be a 3000000000 euro loan from the german development bank but where the controversy really lies is in the other 2 parts so that the german government would buy about 20 percent of tonnes shares and in addition to that they would buy what's called a convertible bond and what that means is that it's debt that the government would be able to turn into stock if it wanted to if it would pull that lever they would have a 25 percent stake and. and that number is really important because it's the threshold of which the government would be able to overrule all other investors if they wanted to block any sort of corporate strategy change they would have the power to do that with this 25 percent stake the government has said that they don't plan to utilize these voting rights they plan to be a silent particip

was an adult that she could talk to me about chelsea's medical but she could talk to me about chelsea's diabetes but she wouldn't talk to me about. the medication that she was i did trust her maybe money feeder to do it maybe just that the love of money maybe gets worse because i know that when she chose to be a doctor i had on it and she chose to want to help people. aha no team no crowd. no shots. to actually use a belt. you know whether it's true or no 1st. point show your thirst for action. tough and i need them on the phone in the highest amount of sway or both assume. bandicoot so smooth to get on the plaza this way got to dog and so hard not to think i'm going to dissipate this moment the look like they power and i don't think this telethon if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his way to. the floor of the sea without his will to support it a whole movie about a box with a hold on the. you know targeting china is off the ground game. momentum some say china must paper that well others claim is an existential security threat to the washington worl

let's get more on that we're joined by financial correspondent chelsea to lenny and frank for chelsea a sobering outlook from the fed that we just heard there japan sliding into recession what are the markets make of it. well certainly a lot of really gloomy economic data and commentary from officials around the world but markets are actually starting the week on a bit of a positive but the dax here and prayed for it just opened up about 2 percent even the nikkei and japan closed up today about 0.5 percent after this new recession data but i think what drove powell said yesterday it really reflects the challenges and the situation that a lot of major economies are facing right now the all of the data especially for this current quarter the 2nd quarter which is going to include the steepest and most severe lockdown measures is going to be extremely extremely devastating 30 percent decline for the u.s. for germany a 10 percent contraction so these are really significant problems but powell says he's confident that this isn't going to be another great depression that the central banks go

>>y that and chelsea, a mother/daughter nursing team.lsea followed in her mom's footsteps into nursing and to mount sinai hospital in new york city. inseparable from the moment chelsea was born in that very hospital. we thank you. more "velshi" after this. how about no no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. n-n-n-no-no flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. with us... turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. >>> during yesterday's town hall we answered your questions of small business and retirement funds but i got a lot of questions of the stock market. why's the stock market going up despite the hardship that real people are having? let mess just give you a few reasons. first of all,

and as you say, the solution there to the title, chelsea is just solution there to the title, chelsea point behind manchester city there is a lot at stake. yes, it is complex, a very tight title race, but i suppose the most anxious right now is at the bottom, liverpool, the club that occupy the only renovation spot, but they are still not sure whether or not they will actually be regulated, that will actually be regulated, that will be decided by the board, but liverpool will remain in that spot, but it depends on whether they feel it is fairto but it depends on whether they feel it is fair to regulate that with a large portion of the season remaining, whether that would be a fair sporting thing to do, but there will be an anxious wait for the rest. thank you very much, tom. it would have been the championship play—off final today, but those clubs are just starting their return to training. most are in favour of restarting their season, with leeds and west brom currently on course for promotion. but one league chairman says with no coronavirus vaccine and therefore no crowds expected

. >> reporter: during chelsea's major moments her mother stands beside her but one moment means more this year. >> when she told me she was going into nursing, i was so elated like chelsea, i think you're choosing the right path. >> reporter: following her mother's path into nursing at mount sinai. >> i always looked up to her and thought this would be the path i want to take. >> reporter: gina a nurse 39 years works on the same floor as her daughter. >> it has brought us closer. >> reporter: truly insuperable from her first moments in a mount sinai delivery room, to today, providers in a pandemic. >> i strive to be the best i can be for her and means everything in the world to me to be able to sit here with my mom. >> reporter: love from one brave nurse to another katy beck, nbc news. >> happy mother's day to all moms i'm lester holt. good night, everyone and please take care of yourself and each other. >>> right now at 6:00, some businesses in the bay area are back hope. and others are still waying for the green light. the confusion and frustration in six local counties. >>> the ne

heavenly father thank you for the milner we have we love you so much until chelsea we were over and all my family in jesus christ my prayer. 66 you hear me chelsea come here a lot but i just feel like she's here with me every time i come here i just feel her presence you know it makes me shine if i was trouble with this whole it's a daily thing you gotta let it go people say you have to let it go tell us tell us how you do time to kill. us. if it happened to one person you know ok it was an accident and this is 5. that's why. i mean i don't know what our thinking miles i really don't i would like to know what her think was how did she think that was healthy. chance she was 21 when she passed away the same age as kyle who still struggling for his life. kyla's began his 1st days of therapy at the center. and his struggle against the addiction only speech seems to be the hyper serenity. ok so what i want to do today is incorporate a little bit the stuff that we this morning every single one of us through. all of us have to see this through. several of the guys that i that are in here were

go chelsea. like her and the american ts you're putting on and every year we do the hero thing, i have never felt worse about myself. i feel warm inside and i leave the hero thing and think about what am i doing? >> it's a fair question. it's in the easy to look at yourself in the mir rir on a regular base si. and youee

he put in around about $300000000.00 into chelsea last season purely to allow the club suit to fund the acquisition of new players so with so many clubs living on a month to month basis. it is us or of this nature which has taken away the 3 main sources of revenue clearly there's no match day income because we can't have crowds at matches the t.v. companies are no longer willing to pay the collapse because they've got nothing to broadcast on the sponsors they're equally unhappy because their products aren't being associated with the clubs anymore so footballers lost all of its income it's now reliant upon owners and it's also reliant upon it it's got the any savings but very few clubs too soon if you go a lot it's lose you go away from the elite clubs in the major leagues then most clubs have relatively low bank balances because it's that next match and the money generated from that next match which is going to see it through to the next pay packet in terms of the players and the other running costs so patrick i guess that model can be applied where you are indeed talking about it a

chelsea have got a better average point game ratio. whether liverpool can be relegated, but that still to be confirmed. in the second tier, aston villa are the points clear at the top. not to —— that decision will be made by the championship board. that decision will be made by the championship boardlj that decision will be made by the championship board. i would expect financially, this will be a very difficult time for women's football. that's fair to say. if you asked that question about three years ago, i think the picture would be far bleaker. i think the picture would be far blea ker. thanks to i think the picture would be far bleaker. thanks to investment we've seem, there's a lot of confidence clu bs seem, there's a lot of confidence clubs at the top of the game should be able to get through this difficult period. however, we've already seen in the third tier of northern let national league club, they've already been disbanded after their season was declared null and void last month. there are something that will be... there is

aren't our correspondent in your reporting there in frankfurt chelsea thank you. now restaurants in northern germany have been reopening as part of the country's ongoing loosening of lockdown measures for visitors that means getting used to mask to waiters and sitting at tables that are further apart than they used to be. it's been a while since restaurant owner craft in law has been able to have a chop with his regular as. the new rules mean he and his staff have to wear masks . because of your back up and running but it's really hard because you have to maintain one and a half meter distance it's up to us to approach the guests they can't just wander in like they used to and say i'd like a table we have to take more of a. menu no longer comes in it's traditional form instead you can order the meal of choice on your smartphone. the ordering system did seem a bit strange at the start but it's really great i'm i was a bit scared of trying new things but i'm glad that cotton has reopened the place and that we can be here again. there aren't many bookings on the 1st