buckingham palace announces the coronation will not be broadcast live. is a public outcry. >> the british newspapers, the daily express and the daily mirror, those take the side of the public. they suggest to their readers that the politicians in the palace don't want you to see the core neigh. and if you like, they stir up trouble. >> but the bbc, the press, and the public have a surprising ally. >> prince philip felt very strongly the coronation should be televised. you can see times are changing. you couldn't continue to do things behind closed doors at the time. he understood this was awn believably good opportunity to make the nation feel closely connected to the monarchy. >> there is and always has been an interesting difference between the queen and the duke of edinburgh. the queen is naturally a conservative individual. she believes in tradition. she likes to do things the way they've been done before. the duke of edinburgh is dynamic. he's forward-looking. he's a young man in a hurry. >> she was anxious, but philip tries to persuade her that thi

in comparison, george realizes the significance of the coronation. >> the coronation ceremony is a time-honored ritual handed down through the ages. >> for george, the coronation is a massive issue. he wasn't an actual performer, unlike his brother, and the prospect of the whole world listening to his words. you know, he is really anxious that he will stammer over the other and that this will make the monarchy look ridiculous. >> the coronation oath. >> i, george the vith, do solemnly and sincerely declare that i will uphold and maintain the said powers according to law. >> in practice, the king manages the coronation day of the oath and all the ceremonial perfectly well. he did, in fact, rise to the occasion. >> the coronation is a public triumph. but george has got big fights ahead. and, that is, to show the world he is the rightful king, not his brother. [♪] looking to repair dry, damaged hair without weighing it down? try pantene daily moisture renewal conditioner. its color-safe formula uses smart conditioners to micro-target damage helping to repair hair without weighing it down. try pant

the coronation will not be broadcast live. is a public outcry. >> the british newspapers, the daily express and the daily mirror take the side of the public. they suggest to their readers that the politicians and the palace don't want you to see the coronation, and if you like, they stir up trouble. >> but the bbc, the press and the public have a surprising ally. prince philip felt strongly the coronation should be televised. times are changing. you couldn't continue to do things behind the door this time. this was an unbelievably good opportunity to make them feel close and connected to the monarchy. >> there is and always has been a difference between the queen and the duke of edinburgh. the queen believes in tradition, likes to do things the way they have before. the duke is a young man in a hurry. >> she was anxious that philip tries to persuade her that this is a race to reach millions and millions of her subjects. >> he plays a key role in helping to bring the queen round to the idea and make her comfortable with it. >>

to televise the coronation live.ous ceremonies had been filmed but always edited before being broadcast. >> the queen's instinct is to exclude television from the abbey. she feels it will be an enormous strain tofl her every movement spied possible by the lens was too. for her. she thinks, i really don't want this. >> of course, there is a lot of snobbery. >> it is a terrible feeling that people might be watching the coronation in unsuitable modes. they might be having their feet on the sofa and not being sufficiently dignified. >> the queen agrees with her advisers. buckingham palace announceses the coronation will not be broadcast live. there is a public outcry. >> the british newspapers, notably the daily express and the daily mirror both take sides with the public. they suggest to their readers that the politicians of the palace don't want you to see the coronation. and they stir up trouble. >> but the bbc, the press and the public have a surprising ally. >> prince phillip felt very strongly it should be televise

in comparison, george realized the significance of the coronation. >> the coronation ceremony is a ritual handed down the ages. >> for george, the coronation is a massive issue. he wasn't an actual performer unlike his brother and the prospect of the whole world listening to his words, he is really anxious that he will stammer over the oath and this will make the monarchy look ridiculous. >> the coronation oath. >> i, george vi, do solemnly and sincerely in the presence of god declare that i will uphold and maintain the said powers according to law. >> in practice, the king manages the coronation, the oath and all the ceremonial perfectly well. he did in fact rise to the occasion. >> the coronation is a public triumph. but george has got big fights ahead. and that is to show the world he is the rightful king. not his brother. [ singing ] lil' sweet! for getting all digital with that thermostat, you deserve the [ singing ] sweet reward of a diet dr pepper. hmm, that is sweet. is it hot in here or is it just lil' sweet? it's definitely hot. that is odd. diet dr pepper. [ singing ] it's the

. >>> spring 1937 he's woken by a band practicing for his coronation. he is about to be crowned king george the sixth, a role he never wanted. his elder brother chose to give up the thrown to marry a twice divorced american. >> with the help of the woman i love. >> can king george, the shy man with a stutter, mend a broken monarchy? his brother edward has not gone quietly into exile. and a looming war threatens global kings. >> nowhere in the world is there anything half so wonderful. the school children will learn about it. >> immediately before the coronation, it must be momentous for george. this was a huge ceremony that had been prepared for his elder brother. but it was he who is taking it all on. >> george's coronation occurred on the same day that it would have occurred for his brother edward. nothing was changed except the person doing it. here's someone with a complete sense of inad gassy. he had always been the monday to his brother's sun. >> before he was king, george was living a relatively normal free under the radar life. happily married a

we do see a lot of activity and the coroner has been called out. with a deadly crash they cannot clear that until the coroner gives the okay. we don't have an update on when they'll clear southbound 17 just past highway 9. and that's why it's going to be a tough drive if you're trying to head down to the santa cruz side. you may know the local roads well. if you do, go for it. if you don't, i can't talk you through a good alternate. the rest of the bay very clear. >>> across the state california is waking up to tougher enforcements of social distancing policies especially after a weekend where so many people seemed to gather at state parks. governor newsom yesterday authorizing closing all parking lots on state park grounds. the people who live near pacifica state beach say something had to be done but not everyone agrees. >> i agree with it. we live in town. we're lucky enough to come walk by the beach. we didn't have to get in our car and cross a bridge. >> craziness and anxiety. people are coming to the beach to calm down, chill out. we could be

. >> reporter: he had seen a lot in his career as the erie county deputy coroner, but when he went tolect brian wells' body at the crime scene, he was jittery. >> after i read this letter, it was disconcerting. whoever did this was watching, keeping an eye on the scene, and they would harm anybody who they observed doing something they didn't agree with. i was scared. >> you don't want to be collateral damage. >> i do not. >> reporter: the coroner asked the bomb experts if it would be safe to move the body. would maybe a secondary booby trap device explode? ominous wires were still threaded through the collar. tom stankiewicz, the bomb squad commander, had examined it carefully, even x-rayed it. he said it was safe, probably. >> it's hard to hide things from an x ray machine, and we thoroughly x-rayed that device. but i still can't -- i'm not inside of it. i can't see inside of it with my own eyes. >> and i was scared when we took mr. wells to the coroner's office because we -- it was just myself and our livery driver, and we were unprotected. it was just the two of us. >> don't hit a

isolation from the department of public safety are going to be tested, at least until the county coroner makes the determination on cause of death. reporting live at the sunnyvale department of public safety headquarters, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> let's take a look now at all the bay area coronavirus cases. santa clara county has the most at 20 but experts say we should expect all the numbers on that map you see to continue to rise. >>> a lockheed martin employee in sunnyvale has tested positive for covid-19. it is not clear how this person contracted the virus. the company says it is taking action to make sure the workplace is safe for the other employees and for visitors. the company will deep clean all common spaces. also if you're a facebook employee in the bay area, stay home. that's what the company is telling its workers this evening. the social media giant says it is strongly recommending that all its employees work from home and stay away from the menlo park headquarters. the company is scrapping all bay area events and telling workers to cancel all business travel

their remedy yet they don't have in this story items to why void the spread of this virus and the coroner in their country so hard be they want we will not work so i think the iranians are right because they not the american he just for the enemy has to be to be great and say that we are. and there is no the remains the who refuse it and they know most important they know they can not be renewed government in any way shape or form iran's supreme leader has said the u.s. is not trance where they what do you think you meant by that. he meant by that because as i said many times you know when this. after when did administration change and about my left the presidency and. all of a sudden say ok we signed it but we don't we don't want to. be more sought in other words what he meant is that the i mean no we're not have no respect for their signatures have no respect for their words and they say they want to help and as as i said you know pins are a bit complicated because you hear you hear people say it might be brought. to china in order to spread them we don't know the origins of. but you kn

this is the way charles ii came on the way to his coronation, and alsojames ii, and it was the main way the house of commons would have come this way, many mps over the centuries, so it is a very historic route. it shows —— the chamber was a passageway to the house of commons. and the contents of the space are fascinating. for example there was graffiti on the wall which was put there by charles barry's masons in 1851, which showed they had at party with old ale and gives all their names and declares them to be true democrats. history was lost and now it's found, and in fact, we found — it is amazing — we talk about graffiti but here it is going back to 1834. the builders come in with a jug of ale and had a bit of beer and a bit of history about themselves and they were the workmen that came in 1834 and the fact they left their mark is the mark of history. sir lindsay hoyle discovering that the palace of westminster still has a secret of two to give up. that was the week in parliament. thank you for watching. i'll be back on bbc parliament at 11pm on monday evening with the latest from

the coroner is on scene. the investigation continues. i'm going to say we're looking at at least 5:15 for any hope for a reopen. we haven't gotten that word from chp on scene. the rest of the bay obviously very clear. we'll track everything. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. >>> we continue our team coverage of the coronavirus pandemic from the nation's capital to the bay area. >> first, let's get starteded with tracie potts live in washington with more of the action lawmakers are taking. tracie? >> reporter: marcus, they are actually taking action which is the news this morning after several days of the stalled financial package that would roll out checks to people all over the country sitting at home and can't get to work. while you were sleeping the senate's top democrat and the treasury secretary say that they have worked out big differences over this legislation, and we could see a deal this morning and a final senate vote as early as this evening. negotiating late into the night on nearly $2 trillion to help businesses and

you can review the latest events avirus.sunday/coron night on q&a , peggy wallace kennedy, daughter ofalabama governor and presidential candidate george wallace talks about his controversial career. >> back in 1996, we took our youngest son to the martin luther king museum historical site in atlanta. gravet to his church and and over to the museum. it was being newly constructed at that time. we were going through the exhibits, and we came to the alabama exhibit. it showed the edmund pettus bridge, the bombed out 16th street baptist church, viruses and dogs, and george wallace standing in a schoolhouse door. burns looked up at me and he was so sad. why did papa do those things to other people? it broke my heart. papa never told me why he did those things to other people, but i know he was wrong, so maybe it will just have to be up to you and me to make things right. at 8:00es sunday night p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> approximately 4000 seminole floridawho live in today are descendents of a band of seminole who never surrendered to the u.s. the majority were forced to move west of t

well in iran now nearly 2000 people have died from the coroner virus with another 25000 infected his health ministry says it's expecting a high surgeon cases as the numbers continue to get more alarming by the day iranians have been to follow preventative measures and tehran is saying that u.s. sanctions are making it difficult to tackle the outbreak well jordan has introduced some of the strictest measures aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus more than 1600 people have been arrested just in the last 3 days for breaking the nationwide curfew in the country has now reported 127 cases of the 19 with no confirmed deaths guardian reporter michael sufi is based in amman and he told me that most people are respecting these restrictions he be stuck at 5 now today. believe any reason to look for groceries no pharmacies not even luck. people under house arrest now you'll have to say so foster is a high people seem to understand why this is necessary. i've been listening to in other countries this sort of confusion over what is allowed and what's not in jordan there's no confusion no

question ties there at the company it on sunday is going to be meeting to discuss the infections of coroner virus and in fact discussing things that should not be done in destructions that should be put so as far as the government is concerned question ties in this society as well as the readiness to tackle this infection i think everybody agrees that the government is doing all it can to so how does south africans feel about the fact that the governments repatriated dozens of people from holland this is the city by the way that was worst hit by the coronavirus. there's been mixed feelings really there are some that are saying and a responsible government should do the same should develop with citizens especially remember that to the government was getting pressure from the families was saying we need home and the people of course calling the embassy there in one saying we want to go big it was off we go but some people are saying it's a big no these people should have been allowed to stay there because they are going to make the situation wisbech home the area where these people are going

that coronation is coming. it is a second step. that is what i would expect. --nie: our thanks to you guy: i want to go back to the point vonnie made earlier on. sorry. the pointcome back to vonnie made earlier on. you think the multilateral system has been damaged? during the great financial crisis of 2008 the g20 came together quickly and action was taken quickly. at the multilateral level to deal with the prices we were facing. as you just laid out, the response thus far has been national. has the multilateral system been damaged and our we suffering as a result of that? director-general azevedo: i think no. it is natural that first you take care of your businesses. circumstances, which is inside your borders. different prices in terms of speed, order of magnitude, and the nature of the crisis from what we had in 2008 and 2009. then the response was obvious. we had to address the fundamentals of the economy. the fundamentals of the economy do not change the fundamentals of a country in terms of the laws that apply to them. it was easy to coordinate and to r

strong economy saying that this was all his achievement and that it's not all taken away due to the coronal pandemic that's how he's putting it the problem is the president comes facing here is that the job approval rate have always been quite low except one field and that is the economy now ironically the all the measures put in place to fight the coronavirus are bad for the economy so all those lockdowns and stay in place shelter in place order as essentially one result in that is the unemployment is going up in the stock markets are going down and that is all reducing his chances of getting reelected again so what we saw here today is president trump getting slightly nervous the u.s. military will help out with medical equipment is that proof of how desperate the situation is in the u.s. right now. a little pencil we are about that certainly is proved that the health system is increasingly overwhelmed in some cities and in new york city 1 mayor de blasio said that the city could run out of supplies as early as next week so there's a shortage of ventilators massena certainly also of hospi

country in the world now that a majority of affected people in china have recovered on sunday 368 new coronal related deaths were reported in italy bringing the total to $1809.00 that's an increase of 25 percent compared to saturday the number of new infections also continues to rise rapidly in italy the total number of infected people is now nearly 25000 despite widespread efforts to control the spread of the virus. spring in rome sunny and 20 degrees celsius many romans are eager to go outside for some fresh air but parks are closed and police are keeping an eye on the streets they've registered 20000 violations in recent days the country has been under quarantine for almost a week. but rather be punished than have my dog urinate in my apartment. no i'm not afraid i've seen how people of being very careful and a very aware of their surroundings. i always wear gloves and pay attention and when i go to my elderly mother i take a shower and completely change my clothes a italy is no longer the scene of panic buying there are lines in front of supermarkets because only a few shoppers are laden

young going from to han has been in coron teen in this apartment for 50 days in the beginning he and his family were very scared his neighborhood is still a ghost town no one is allowed to leave the house but the fear is gone. you know you cannot rewrite that some provinces are open again people can step out we hope that the infestation rate in our city ruan is going to be 0 soon then we can finally go outside. the chinese government staging dance events to lighten the mood beijing is practicing normality crowds are going back to the vegetable markets in the capital after months filled with fear people are stepping out of their apartments again. so didn't he just yet although it's much better before there are almost no people now they're coming back out. a month ago the streets of beijing where nearly deserted now they're busy again giving off the impression of normality. i've never heard anything like that it's a bit better but not as good as before the epidemic may go do you have ra is that. workers from all over the country are taking special trains to get back to the factories in

getting the situation under control once this happens and we get a handle on how much damage has the coroner virus done it to the economy it's that when the markets will maybe it start to recover. louise data reporting from wall street there is another issue weighing heavily on the down wednesday where concerns over playmaker boeing in a memo reportedly leaked to the press c.e.o. apparently said that the company will freeze new hiring and over time as boeing struggles to deal with a 12 punch from the corona crisis and the grounding of its 737 max line so far boeing has been hit with 43 cans of the orders for the ground to jet boeing shares lost 18 percent after news broke that the company was forced to take out a $40000000000.00 loan to deal with ballooning costs. italy is the european nation hardest hit by the coronavirus with more than 820 deaths reported so far after having put 60000000 people are centrally on lockdown the country's leadership has now ordered the closure of all shops bars and restaurants except pharmacies and food stores in addition the government in rome has pledged. a 2

looking beyond supply and demand it is actually looking at how the coroner wireless is going to move ahead how the country is going to deal with it are they going to contain it successfully or are they going to stay here longer so these are the questions that is actually troubling the oil producers and the on markets one more question from a why is russia being so difficult in all of this. well it's always been difficult to begin with it's been it's been quite reluctant to be part of this alliance in the 1st place so it's no surprise that it is acting difficult because it feels that because the u.s. shield players are not part of this deal of cutting out the gaining market share and it feels that it should actually work towards gaining market share and if you google saudi arabia as experience that is not the right approach to go about because we have seen oil prices crash to $30.00 a barrel in 2015 when saudi arabia went for increasing its market share so that's one of the things and and the other aspect that russia sees is that it is more resilient to low all prices because it balan

interactive maps and charts, watch briefings with public health specialists anytime unfiltered on c-span.org/coron avirus. >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. saturday morning, the latest on the coronavirus with the washington post, and the state of paid sick leave in the u.s. and recent legislative proposals. how colleges and universities across the u.s. are responding to the spread of the coronavirus. 7:00 "washington journal," a.m. saturday morning. join the discussion. president trump declared a national emergency to deal with the coronavirus freeing up $50 billion to help fight the pandemic. vice president pence and others join him in the rose garden.

their direct neighbors here in europe so i'm going to not because trying to bring back some sort of coronation on that level and how are germany's hospitals and health systems coping one has to say that at the moment things are still fairly ok the big big numbers have not yet reached german hospitals to the sick as to the extent that they could be overwhelmed and that is also shown by the comparatively small number of deaths that we've had in germany so far but obviously the fear is that as a virus spreads exponentially spreads very very correctly quickly the number of cases that reach hospitals will increase drastically as well and that is what the reason is for all of these measures that have been taken today and in recent weeks to try and slow down the spread to try and slow down the pressure on hospitals to make it possible to treat every severely ill person so that they can get better good talking to 1000 joining us hans hans brunt well germany has joined a growing list of countries attempting to curb the pandemic by imposing a full or partial border closures well it has an arms control z

of things to say about this so at number one there has been over these last 2 or 3 weeks since the coroner reached the region let's say a relatively pragmatic cooperation with the is radio already so the goods we have needed to bring in for hospitals and so on as united nations they've been all through and they have also not curtailed the movement of other goods we run for example as were astute alteration told for a 1000000 people so more than 50000050 percent of gaza's population depend on food and of course in the lock down it's critical that people have access to food so so far that has not been blocked what has been blocked is movement of people and that's understandable our water it's and are appealing to israel but also egypt as another neighboring country and the international community here is not to forget gaza it is understandable that with this being a pandemic and all countries including israel and egypt being affected that the focus is at home trying to keep one's own populations delfin healthy but an outbreak in gaza will also affect israel and egypt and the last thing we wo

coronation street is going from six episodes a week to three, emmerdale from six to five, eastenderswice a week, mondays and tuesdays but the bbc has announced a raft of a huge range of special programming to get people through the next few months. exercise routines, fitness shows for older people in particular, the details are being finalised. there is a huge educational effort because of the school closures, so a dedicated programme for every year group on the iplayer, a dedicated kids' iplayer, a podcast for primary schoolchildren and secondary school children. there will be repeats and special editions are coming back to radio four, box sets to the iplayer and there will be a virtual church service every sunday morning led initially by the archbishop of canterbury on local radio. it is a movable feast and it is worth saying we talk a lot about these days about how social media drives people apart but with sporting fixtures cancelled, your revision counsel, glastonbury cancelled, tv and radio is going to play an important role in bringing the nation together —— eurovision cancelle

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in the big stories of the last 7 days this sunday the coronation council is hit with its strongest earthquake in 140 years as these people flee buildings and onto the streets despite public coronavirus restrictions. regarding headline news from the e.u. shuts is borders for months to limit the spread of covert 90 with strong it's imposing the strictest measures. anybody leaving the property has also been told that they need to leave since.

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. >>> the mendocino county coroner's office is trying to identify human remains found over the weekend . officials have recovered more than half of the human skeleton just north of westport. these images shared by mendocino county officials shma investigators say two items of clothing were also found near the body. there is no indication nor evidence of foul play so far . >>> a massive fire burns a home near dolores park around 6:00 yesterday evening . you can see it burned through the entire top floor of the building . it is unclear what caused the fire. part of that unit is under construction . no one was hurt . >>> developing this morning, community leaders in alameda county will come together today in celebration of a measure c victory. approve the sales tax measure expected to raise $150 million annually for children and preschool. the nami money will go to free and low-cost pediatric healthcare and county emergency services . the press conference starts at 1 pm today at the alameda county democratic election office in oakland . >>> this week they bring a landmark moment to the 20

the netherlands was closed because of the coron outbreak. a van gogh painting has been stolen.he museum owner said he was angry, shocked, and said. the netherland has over 11,000 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. amazon workers here in new york city went to -- went on strike today, worriedbout their safety after a fellow coworker became ill. instacart employees also walked out. strikes have taken place as demand for home deliveries t skyrockete age of quarantine and working from home , not only here in america, but in the u.k.. the u.k. economy depends on a whole army of workers. we have been talking to those on the fron line. reporter: they are a hidden army. w lopaid workers riskinghe disease to keep the economy going. >> have cauliflower, her stuff, peas. reporter: marco is one of thousands of truck drivers restocking the nation. >> it's en rlly busy. it's been back and forth. we do five or six stores a wii, it's been 15, 20 so far -- a week, it's been 15, 20 so far. reporter:iv those delies matter in the nation supermarkets. -- the nation's supermarkets. fed.ng the u.k. p

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. >> a wonderful lady and huputh i t fridge,ma on a coron. >> reporter: but it wasn't beer that ruined their vacation, it was the novel coronavirus. they were among the more thanas rorus was let off in hong kong one hour every two days to walk the deck with the people in our particular floor. >> reporter: at the end of good week, they were put on charter flights back to the u.s. the couple thought that they were being flown to travis air force base, but once the plane was in the air, they were told the destination was another air force base in san antonio, texas. >> a big whoop, into the happy one, because most of us i think on that flight actually live in the bay area. >> reporter: it is unclear why they were sent to texas, but it meant another 14 day quarantine. they were medically cleared it go home monday, because legal challenge from san antonio's mayor tied them up for another 24 hours because he didn't want them released into his city. so they were bussed straight to the airport and put on flights. >> are you glad to be home? >> you know, i think in one word, damn rit. rorr: he

our coroners, our bus drivers, individuals who have to, you know, funeral homes, mortuaries, and the like. so we're continuing to advocate, to meet the demands that we do see on the ground. >> i understand you've had a real problem, tlooeat least thee that. i think they've identified 28 senior communities, essentially, that have become hot spots. senior centers where the viruses run rampant. how you handling that in your city? >> as it relates to the senior living facilities, as well as those who are special needs, we are absolutely focusing in on them. we had a significant yourk in one of ours, where we lost upwards of 12 people. we believe it is contained at this point. but we have guidelines that we are making sure that nursing homes follow and, as well as individual living facilities, as well. that sometimes get left out when you're talking about nursing homes. we're making sure there is a presence there daily. initially, we did ask for the cdc to provide us with technical assistance. and i have to say, they did do that, but now, they've left the city. however, when we had this o

the globe that why a country like india, with 1.3 billion population, have so many less numberir of corontients. the government says there is no still outbreak. they are scrning eveonefrho is coming om the foreign land, but eventually, by the end of this, they will increase the number of testg facilities12, labs will be set up across ina, and they will test more patients, and then they will see if the number goes up. right now, where we are t sitti, al of 196 patients have eound a positive. across india, thre four deaths, but india is still in an alarming position, alarming condition. james: now, when the british government advised the over 70's that they shld prepare for a riod of self-isolation, 100-year-old younger abbas h one importanconcern -- how it would affect his upcoming wedding. the coronavirus outbreak and the oureak through this and to complete disarray. however, they managed to get the into self-isolation let's ta a look at their special day. ♪ th look spectacular. a little earlier, we spoke to the newlyweds, yavar and noor, about their decisknn to tie the ear. yavar: we hav

the media has also been placed in coron teen china's citizens are not just effectively incarcerated athome they only have access to information permitted by the regime the 2 bloggers are suffering the consequences. so just so here we are no internet our apps are no longer online to. the software tools that they use to dodge the censors and gain access to banned websites such as twitter have also been blocked. and. week 2 of our corn teen. the barricades at the entrances of our housing complex have now been reinforced with 2 metre high green wire fencing though it's not as if anyone could have gotten through the cordon as it was. every day is like the next a never ending stream of suppliers provides us with the essentials. but collecting the water containers is getting more and more difficult. we feel a little more locked in with every day that passes. 'd lulu brings her cousin to find out how her daughter is doing. the 7 year old hasn't left the family apartment for several weeks now. well better she's just getting dressed our school is closed of course remote learning is the order of

panic is on the rise here in berlin events cancelled jobs lost colleagues in coron team i think i need to get out of the city. and in addition to the medical emergency there's the impact on the world economy. is given alternately the question is how profound will this crisis be and that depends on how quickly we get this epidemic medically under control in question this crisis demonstrates the extent to which globalization has taken hold everything is connected to everything else somehow the word has become a village so the virus far away in china suddenly is very close instead of acting globally people and countries are retreating into localism keeping in the distance from one another and one particular human instinct is aggravating the crisis head behavior when i hear about empty supermarket shelves i panic myself. but. why is that yeah that's a problem is as for that the problem is that for each individual it makes sense to follow the herd to follow the panic so. it's like the run we know from banking or if people think a bank is going bust they'll run to it because the 1st ones the

porting.hank you, beth for your let's now turn to the mounting fear oirr coron and how that is challenging leaders in washington sparking economic turbulence and changing the face ofhe 2020 campaign. tensions are evident inside the trump administration. president trump and dr. anthony uci met with executives. and he did not echo the president on an available vaccine. >> we're looking to develop a vaccine. but if you're talking about three to four months in a couple of cases and a year in other cases, wouldn't you say, doctor? would that be about right? >> vaccine that you start testing in a year is not a vaccine that's deployable. he asking the question, when is it going to be deployable? and that's going to be at the earliest a year to a year and a half. robert: president trumpd sig an $8 billion emergency fund before heading to atlanta to visit the centers for dease control. joining us now is yasmeen abutaleb reporter for "the washington pet." where he cracks inside the top ranks of this administration as they deal with the crisis? president downplay the risk of the virus even as we've s

i will teach him stuff post coron blanca will know what it is like to live post corona how to macgie of his ninja tilter underwear that will come in handy, how to search for quarters in the dirt. valuable skills. how to cook a rat with a strm magnifying glarks he will be glad i taught him that. >> why are you eating rats, it will be a month. >> you don't know, trevor, you don't know. >> trevor: yeah, but i feel like the things, look, i hear you. i think the things you are teaching him are a little extreme. >> he will thank me later. he will thank me later. what? i am coming. i will be right there. i-- i got to go sorry, recess is over. >> trevor: oh, fun what is does he do for recess? >> i don't know-- no, recess is for me, bye. >> trevor: okay, bye. that-- is that vodka? yeah, so that was desi lydic, everybody, who i think is raising mad max. we'll be right back. behold, our ancestors created six strings. each for a different type of music. when i have all six strings, i'm going to turn all the trolls into rock zombies. rock and roll! [ screaming ] i'm not going to let you do this.

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the san mateo county coroner's office is working with the police to help identify the woman no further details have yet been released. and take a look at this is comes out of the a mountain lion caught on video in san jose. you can see the big can't jump over a short fence of a home near the all month and country club their egos this happened sunday at about 4 o'clock in the morning officials say the mountain lion likely came from the nearby county parks and preserves take a look at this water covered a section of the embarcadero in the city this afternoon look at that it's a geyser water shooting up from the middle of the street and a car stalled right in front of it officials say a truck hit a fire hydrant which cause the water to flow out onto the streets. it was not a water main break. the fire station there shut off the water about an hour later. at least 25 people are dead dozens more injured after a devastating tornado ripped through central tennessee. coming over now has the latest. >>entire communities leveled. the devastation is. heartbreaking. >>a deadly tornado ripping thro

the coroner there in albany says the virus hit like a bomb.y 500 people have tested positive so far. we spoke to one woman who is recovering. >> i was at the church on the 10th, and on the 14th i started to feel weird. i thought maybe i had maybe like a virus -- a stomach bug. i was at home, and my symptoms began to get worse. i continued to vomit, vomiting blood. my fever -- i was in a fetal position in the middle of my bed because i was in excruciating pain, and so i was crying like just crying and crying and like i mean it was terrible. >> that one county there in southwest georgia now reports 24 deaths. >>> and the white house is now asking hospitals to email them data about coronavirus patients every day. earlier i spoke with dr. imran ali. i asked him why that data is not already being shared. >> it's all about epidemiology. it's boots on the ground, so the local information is the most accurate, so i work in two health systems, and we get a daily update of who is suspected of having covid, who is confirmed and how many people are on the