i think robinson was really angry when they backed off of colvin.vin was a young girl that parks worked with because parks was in charge of the naacp youth activities. they had a relationship, so when they backed off of colvin, she was really upset. as the article tells you, they are waiting. robinson has been fighting the fight for a decade. when the brown decision comes out, and she writes, what, four days later, she writes to the mayor, just reminding you, african-americans make up 75% of the rioters, and if we were to actually boycott, that would be really bad for the bus company. that is a threat, right? the degree to which she could do it. i don't think we can peg that on robinson so much, but i think we can peg it on gender politics of the time and certainly also the politics of color. because it is not incidental that she is a light-skinned woman and she is chosen. all of these things that allow for the idea of middle class respectability. they allow for the idea of middle-class respectability, despite the fact that rosa parks is absolutely

phil rucker, jill colvin, dr. kavita patel. greatly appreciate you hanging out with us tonight. >>> and coming up, after declaring himself a wartime president, donald trump says his warriors are the americans he needs to get out and help restart the economy. does that indicate an undue sacrifice by our sheltering masses? assessing the political strategy of that particular approach, when we come back. >>> anybody that needs a test gets a test. they're there. they have the tests. >> that was exactly two months ago today at cdc headquarters, when the president made that claim. it wasn't true on that day. it remains untrue as we speak tonight. and a reminder, just 2% of our population's actually been tested. and the press secretary today in the briefing room called the idea of testing everybody "nonsensical." so on that note, we are happy to welcome back two returning veterans tonight. james carville, veteran democratic strategist, who rose to national fame with the clinton presidential campaign. co-host of the 2020 politics "war r

still with us, phil rucker, jill colvin, dr. kavita patel. dr. patel, to you, again, to start us off, your reaction to that scene in the oval office. the storyline as the president prefers it is we're good on ppe, we've been surging it to everyone who needs it and the brave nurse who begged to differ. >> look, brian, in medicine we have to rely on facts. and the fact is that we do not have enough protective equipment. certainly it's improving over time. but there are still to this day on public websites, non-profits dedicated to getting protective gear to health care workers. still daily pleas for help. and as you heard, people are reusing their equipment, which is absolutely not the science. the science and data tell us that every time you interact with somebody, even the same patient, that the minute you step away you should be actually changing out your protective gear. we realize that that's just not possible given how many interactions there are between a caretaker, a professional and a patient. so it is troubling. and again, the data is wha

joe colvin, with the associated press. also joining us ron klain, informally advising the biden effort. he oversaw the response to the ebola outbreak during the obama administration. he happens to be cohost of a new podcast about this coronavirus called appropriately "epidemic." good evening and welcome to you all. jill colvin because you cover this beat day to day, had you heard of this pandemic plan before the press secretary held up a binder prior to departure from the south lawn today? >> no, this is certainly not something that we have heard this white house stress in any of its briefings. we spent how many hours with the coronavirus task force. day after day the president giving those briefings, hearing from dr. birx, hearing from dr. fauci, and if they had mentioned it in passing, they certainly did not spend any time outlining their plan. what will be heard today was the first administration official talking about their concern about how slowly this administration responded to the threat. you know, it took months f

to susan page, to jill colvin, to dr. michael osterholm, our thanks for coming on. >>> and coming up for us, as more of these businesses reopen, the governor of arkansas with us live to talk about his state is going to be allowed to get out there and get out and about it again. >>> and later, joe biden issues a direct denial of the sexual assault accusation against him. will it be enough as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this friday night. and... let's get started. (music fades in) hey! -hi! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. access to your favorite apps, including netflix, prime video, youtube and hulu. all without changing passwords and inputs. the most 4k content and movies and shows on any screen. the best entertainment experience all in one place. >>> while some parts of our country start another weekend in lockdown, others are easing up rules aimed at limiting the spread of coronavirus. tomorrow new jersey state parks and golf courses reopen under social distancing restrictions. sou

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jill colvin, anne rimoin and eugene robinson.ur sincere thanks. >>> we're also following, as we mentioned, this breaking news out of minneapolis tonight where protests have broken out following the death of george floyd, the unarmed black man killed on monday after a police officer was kneeling on his neck. so far four officers have been fired. we're going to get a live report from our own shaquille brewster, who's standing by in minneapolis. we'll have that coming up. >>> also ahead for us tonight, what happens when you mix a pandemic with the kind of natural disaster these next few months are going to bring? our next guest says we're about to find out whether we're ready or not. >>> and later, the calls are coming from inside the house now. a rare burst of public criticism of the president. wait for it. from some in his own party. as "the 11th hour" is just getting under way on this wednesday night. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain

says the colvin leaders are we ourselves when asked about king. she is still a teenager at this point. king is not refuting that. he considers himself lucky to be representing them, but because of the gender politics and the media image and how it is being positioned, there is this idea that he is the leader. it is interesting to know that on monday, that monday, december fifth, everybody gathers at this mass meeting to assess how it has gone. improvementry association was informed that afternoon. the idea is it is a boycott, very successful, they show their strength, and all of the people in the audience are like, we are not going back on those buses. especially the maids and cooks. we are not going back on the buses, we are not suffering that humiliation anymore. this is no longer like this is a show of force. the masses decide that night, we will continue this. then it becomes a matter of how to run a bus boycott. says here masses walked. i put that as an aspect of the absolutelymyth, african americans were walking in all sorts of weather for m

and lattimer putin's spokesman was hospitalized on tuesday with colvin 19 despite the wave of infections president putin is going ahead with plans to roll back restrictions across the country but the hard hit capital moscow has introduced new rules people now have to wear gloves and mosques in supermarkets as well as in taxis and on public transport. no entry without gloves and a mask employees here tell people. the mini market in the center of moscow is sticking to the city's new rules despite a huge drop in profits due to lockdown measures the store can now only let people wearing protective gear shop. if it were new and we all know that these are precautionary measures but people are unhappy about them it's hard to find gloves and masks at the pharmacy at the moment otherwise we would give them out to people so that they could buy things at our store. restaurants and non-essential stores remain closed in the capital but construction work has now we started off the words have said that workers aren't at risk of infecting the public weeks they ship on monday president vladimir putin ann

food and a medication to cater for the young the most well that's so much noise being affected by colvin 19 bought me a drug that you could join us on these new episode of equal africa i am sondra to nobody here in kampala uganda and here's what is coming up shortly. we know how the core numberous affects your medicine but what about other primates we visit on chimps sanctuary in uganda to find out in kenya we'll hear about a project that allows locals to and i'm leaving grazing butterflies and in uganda we'll meet a group of young activists with a mission saving the a forest. let's start our show right in uganda also we are only too aware that the cold winter in 1000 pandemic has spread like wildfire all across the globe ont he tells afflicted nearly every aspect of our lives so wouldn't it stand to reason that these aggressive virus also poses a greater risk to our closest causing the chimpanzees conservationists think it does and that is why one chimp sumptuary is taking every precaution possible to protect the endangered. before boarding the boats in the showings of the mainland just

we're seeing you're seeing deaths being diagnosed as acute respiratory diseases or is suspected of colvin but very comparatively few actually diagnosed as cope and so it's still even though it seems by the official figures that we haven't hit the peak yet it's behind or how this it's very clear that there's a massive crisis going on people are only now starting to if they are actually now starting to understand what's happening. well if you're advice is colleagues and you're going in a muscle you can make sure this is just just just isn't one second such action and what you already know. things flow from this implicit so what i'm sorry what do you want me to do my middle name is miss. work miracles need this is what i'm saying oh. well it's not my job which is about and and it was making. from 1700 guests so well. come to. groups each. joining the 8 france wants. people in the system one thing is getting any so these are the more informal odds of having ever. please a so it it's frustrating and i think that the most important point to make here in response to this question is that the hav

are starting to lift the quarantine right now is it safe at this time to lift the quarantine for colvin's 98 and if we do how can we safely start real planning. well there are a number of places in the world which are ready to do it i mean canada in alberta we're already starting and it's going slowly it has to be slow it has to be staggered so right now let's put it this way you can go golfing you can probably go see your dentist and get those t. clean finally but when you go to the mall no you go to a sporting event know now the big thing that you need to realize is that in order for that to happen you have to have cases diminishing you've got places here which have a handful of cases not thousands so really it's more about how many cases are happening and then you can decide whether or not you can start reopening that's essentially what we thought we were going to be seeing in the united not necessarily the employee in other countries i think zach made the pros at the top and experts rely on projection models to mitigate covert outbreaks and determine when states can or cannot reopen h

a little flu lends his job losses will be more damaging more than 11000 brazilians have died from colvin 1000 and then more than 170000 cases. in other news russia and china have boycotted a u.n. security council meeting on the use of chemical weapons in syria it was a closed in formal session but the ambassadors of the 2 countries say it should have been made public last month an inspection team from the international watchdog the o.p.c. w. concluded for the 1st time that the asaad regime had used chemical agents those off the headlines on al-jazeera as always who have got plenty more news on our website at al-jazeera dot com coming up next yes it's inside story. is what coronavirus demick to making it up to treat other diseases in africa u.n. agencies warned decades of progress in treating aids malaria and other illnesses could be reversed how do you decide what gets priority this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on birds. the coronavirus pandemic is putting enormous strain on health systems worldwide in some countries but means resources are being diverted from other trea

it's been nearly 2 months since qatar implemented a series of measures to contain the outbreak of colvin. the government has since closed schools issued state hope i didn't post travel bans all travelers from many countries. but one of the number of deaths here remains low infection rates continue to rights. i am. in doha i would be speaking to public health minister dr. about the government's efforts to tackle the coded 19 pandemic join me for a special talk to al-jazeera with the cartels public health minister. the bottom how much to worry frank you for talking to us here let's start with where we are today over the last few days a week or so we've seen a significant twice infection rates why is that yes the number of cases has gone up but that's only natural and i believe that actually it's a result of our very strong testing measures so as you've seen we are testing a lot and cut that out so we've been testing approximately 40000 per 1000000 so that's quite significant that's one of the highest rates of testing and that reflects a true picture of what's happening in terms of infectio

for as long as it would take to get a vaccine congress has approved nearly 3 trillion dollars in colvin $1000.00 relief is going to be enough do you think i don't know what the right dollar amount is but i think the sooner we get the economy going again the less we're going to need the question is going to be trying to help these businesses especially the smaller was survive some of it's happen for about 3 months but if we continue to have people not go out and by the way that's really a key to open the economy again you can say we're opening it but it people don't choose to take the risk themselves and go out and do social distancing and act the right way the economies are going to come back quickly and so the answer the question is it depends if the we don't see a return at least a partial normality of the very near future there will have to be some work you know spending to help keep some of these businesses alive to do people to take money home which you know so this is only a short term they we've done even though it's a lot of money your government decentest has said that they wil

they live in america are overcrowded and lacks any taishan a ticking time bomb for the spread of colvin 1000. what's going on is that prisoners are afraid because prisons are overcrowded conditions are bad in brazil for example there is no running water so how can you ask inmates to wash their hands restricting visitors is also a problem because it's a lifeline for inmates that depend on them to get food hygiene products. human rights groups say we do using overcrowding is needed to reduce the spread of disease. but it poses a major challenge for countries where resources are already running short. that is how will. iran is set to reopen some mosques and schools on monday as it is to further eases coronavirus lockdown restrictions the move affects about a 3rd of districts which have been consistently free of the disease by president hassan rouhani is aging iranians to maintain social distancing iran is a worse hit country in the middle east on saturday reported its slowest daily rise in new infections in more than a month. at 10 tens of millions of people in china were confined to their

is already set in stone it was supposed to be put in place the 1st quarter of this year because of colvin they moved it to a year from now but it really is going to help bolster the italian auto industry which is really what it's all about so it's a $5050.00 merger and since this is already in place there's not going to be a chance to change it we're talking about a special dividend of about $6000000000.00 so that will also go back into the economy so that could help italy a lot. stuff only something that they need given the circumstances now lauren when we last spoke we discussed just how heavily the united states actually relies on mexico for auto parts when it comes to manufacturing about 40 percent it was now currently there there is some conflict in our neighboring country over its electricity generation companies from foreign investors that provide these renewable clear power are in conflict with the government because those governments also provide their own electricity and how is all this affecting the auto industry and how is it going to affect the global supply chain. well it st

it's been nearly 2 months since qatar implemented a series of measures to contain the outbreak of colvin. the government has since closed schools issued states hope i didn't post travel bans all travelers from many countries. but one of the number of deaths here remains low infection rates continue to rise. i am. in doha.

seriously ill patient at a time so those who have to be read ok did must join a wait list express say colvin 1000 is quickly spreading among indigenous communities the state has reported more than 22000 infections and nearly 1500 deaths so far and those are the headlines inside stories next on al-jazeera stay with us. libya's war holy fuck off star is forced into a retreat an important base near the capital tripoli is back in the hands of the u.n. recognized government pulis prolonging the civil war kick start talks between the warring factions this is inside story. hello welcome to the program on tonight's. told the world he's the only mom who can bring stability bach to.

time prisons 11 america are overcrowded and lacks any taishan a ticking time bomb for the spread of colvin 1000. what's going on is that prisoners are afraid because prisons are overcrowded and the conditions are bad in brazil for example there is no running water so how can you ask inmates to wash their hands restricting visitors is also a problem because it's a lifeline for inmates that depend on them to get food hygiene products. human rights groups say we do using overcrowding is needed to reduce the spread of disease. but it poses a major challenge for countries where resources are already running short. that is how will. russia has recorded his highs daily rise of cold 1000 infections another 10 and a half 1000 people have tested positive that's despite 5 weeks of restrictions a country now has close to 135 confirmed 135000 confirmed cases of the number of people who have died has slowed in recent days nearly half of all u.s. states have cautioned it reopened for business as a number of deaths fastest 66000 more than 1100000 calls in 1000 cases have been reported nationwide as rob re

time prisons 11 america are overcrowded and lacks any taishan a ticking time bomb for the spread of colvin 1000. what's going on is that prisoners are afraid because prisons are overcrowded conditions are bad in brazil for example there is no running water so how can you ask inmates to wash their hands restricting visitors is also a problem because it's a lifeline for inmates that depend on them to get food hygiene products. human rights groups say we do using overcrowding is needed to reduce the spread of disease. but it poses a major challenge for countries where resources are already running short. that is how will. another 10 and a half hours and people have tested positive folk are on a virus in russia its highs daily increase the country now has close 213-5000 confirmed cases and 58 people died in the last day bringing the death toll to almost 1300 russia is entering its 6 week of pandemic restrictions a 3rd province in yemen meanwhile has recorded its 1st case of call the 1000 taking the nationwide number of confirmed infections to 10 the governor of thais from and says is closing t

prisons a latin america are overcrowded and lacks any taishan a ticking time bomb for the spread of colvin 1000. what's going on is that prisoners are afraid because prisons are overcrowded when the conditions are bad in brazil for example there is no running water so how can you ask inmates to wash their hands restricting visitors is also a problem because it's a lifeline for inmates that depend on them to get food hygiene products. human rights groups say we do using overcrowding is needed to reduce the spread of disease. but it poses a major challenge for countries where resources are already running short. that is how will. saudi arabia's share market has slammed by nearly 7 percent after its finance minister said the kingdom would take painful and drastic measures to help its economy. the actions needed to face the double shock of the pandemic and low oil prices government projects will be slowed down to reduce spending saudi arabia slipped to a $9000000000.00 budget deficit in the 1st quarter as oil revenues collapsed or staying in the region iran is set to reopen some mosques and sc

prisons a latin america are overcrowded and lacks any taishan a ticking time bomb for the spread of colvin 1000. what's going on is that prisoners are afraid because prisons are overcrowded conditions are bad in brazil for example there is no running water so how can you ask inmates to wash their hands restricting visitors is also a problem because it's a lifeline for inmates that depend on them to get food hygiene products. human rights groups say we do sing overcrowding is needed to reduce the spread of disease . but it poses a major challenge for countries where resources are already running short. that is how will. there's been an exchange of gunfire between soldiers on the border between north and south korea multiple shots were fired from north korea towards a guard poles inside the de-militarized zone according to officials in the south south korean troops fired back with 2 shots no injuries have been reported. still ahead on al-jazeera we examine the call for asking jurors to get vouchers instead of refunds for fines canceled during the coronavirus. bass's silver lining to u.s. san

we confirmed that a 2 month old baby that was born near this camp has been confirmed positive for colvin 19 presumably the mother as well and a few others so this is becoming more and more dire the situation here in santiago which is the epicenter of the pandemic in this country it's mandatory to wear face masks as you can see i'm doing that but but these people have really nothing else to count on except for the charity of people and some organizations that number of all of that at this hour in this donor's conference in staking place there are at least 3 south american presidents also taking place are participating in that in that conference from ecuador colombia and from peru and it's hoped that they will get pledges for at least $2000000000.00 to help with these the situation of these migrants that are stuck in a limbo in this in this pandemic period they can't go forward because the bill the borders are closed and they can't live where they are so it's a very difficult situation indeed yes and elizabeth thank you very much indeed. the u.s. military says russia has deployed more figh

time prisons 11 america are overcrowded and lacks any taishan a ticking time bomb for the spread of colvin 1000. what's going on is that prisoners are afraid because prisons are overcrowded conditions are bad in brazil for example there is no running water so how can you ask inmates to wash their hands restricting visitors is also a problem because it's a lifeline for inmates that depend on them to get food hygiene products. human rights groups say we do using overcrowding is needed to reduce the spread of disease. but it poses a major challenge for countries where resources are already running short. that is how will. well meanwhile venezuela has eased its restrictions for the 2nd weekend allowing children and senior citizens to go outside for a few hours president nicolas maduro stressed the importance of wearing protective masks and social distancing. i want to confirm to all of venezuela to morrow said. and sunday we will have more flexibility for boys and girls and for older adults people over 65 on these days start your day and sunday pay attention where your face masks your hat or y

things especially because community leaders from this place passed away just a few days ago because of colvin 1000 their relatives are also infected and we're told that there is also over 1000 cases in this in this neighborhood and 2 others that are located here in the city of when we were just told by those residents that there were some doctors testing people controlling their fever and testing them for covert 1000 in order to try to contain the spread. in areas such as this one where the lack of sanitation and overcrowding one of those who died just a few days ago has been denouncing the lack of water drinking water but also water to be able to wash their hands even though argentina was one of the 1st countries in the region to impose a complete lockdown and it has prevented the spread of covert 19 nationwide it has not been able to stop the spread in poor neighborhoods such as this one the president has condemned top goal to after it suspended a state of emergency to contain the outbreak. says the court's decision is illegal and lacks common sense he declared the emergency measures on sat

poverty and growing concern in one province in pakistan after hundreds of children test positive for colvin 19. i know that more heavy rain across central and eastern areas of china you can see this a huge swathe of clouds this is really where the rain is and also the direction it's moving is heading towards the east coast through saturday to the north of taiwan but again we have got some storms in this particular area and really lingering throughout much of the south so again another wet and hong kong some thunderstorms a high of 31 degrees pretty good there across the korean peninsula also throughout much of japan we could see a few washout developing as we go through sunday this is to work its way east was it should stay to the east of the islands but it could well produce wanted to show me the rain on its way across northern sections of china but again it doesn't really get as far as the korean peninsula storms across northern india they've been developing for the last 24 hours plenty of rain as well further to the south of what we have seen along the himalayas very very strong winds le

colvin,ing in todd senior vice president at amro. lot percentagewise, but we are still only really at $25 barrels. made aes, the market has pretty aggressive move higher over the last couple of sessions. a lot of that having to do with the optimism that the lockdowns will be lifted and usage will go up, so all of that oil that has been sitting either in tankers offshore or in containers not being used will start to flow through the pipes. that is not a reality yet, so i at this point, if you get to $30 in wti, that is going to be a difficult level to break through without some kind of catalyst event or some catalyst usage that would trigger us to move higher. right now, their supply to outweighs the demand. the demand component is slowly coming back, but not back where it needs to be with oil prices above $30. right now, $25 seems about right for the optimist outlook. vonnie: it does feel like there's a lot of goodwill into trying to get prices to selloff on all sides. i want to ask you about rates because we saw the huge refunding a

us tonight, retired four star army general jack keane, former fbi deputy assistant director danny colvin, also gianna caldwell. we are tracking the global space race, the new battlefield in space, also iran moving oil tankers, possibly military hardware and intelligence officials, also potentially officials with connections to hezbollah in venezuela. also tonight more joe biden mistakes and gaffes, but a warning for trump from republicans about battleground states. the dow closing above 25,000 for the first time in ten weeks. also tonight open political warfare in washington over renewing fisa surveillance powers for the intelligence community that were used on the trump campaign. also this breaking news, former deputy a.g. rod rosenstein is about to face the music. senator lindsey graham today announced his first hearing into the crossfire hurricane probe. plus, newly-revealed text messages between former senior fbi officials who are at the heart of the botched fbi investigation into michael flynn, also the trump-russia probe. after reading them, security analysts are now asking, okay,