czech republic did macsks for al well before austria. they were tracking each other, now czech republic has half the cases of austria. >> another success story. all right, jeremy. jessica has a question, are the masks you buy at walgreens or walmart reusable? is there anything you can do to make them reusable? >> check to see what they are made of. if they are made of the same kind of fabrics you would wash normally, then absolutely. if they are made of paper or cardboard then no. so the surgical masks generally often have a layer of paper, so that's why they are pretty tricky to reuse. so as long as you're dealing with just normal kind of materials you make clothes out of, they will wash just fine. >> let's say you don't have one and we certainly don't recommend people go out and try to procure n95 masks because we know those need to be saved for health care workers. let's say you have one left over from the wildfire season. could you reuse that and would it be safe? >> you could. the better thing to do would be to donate it. i hope wha

a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to testczech workers returning home previously workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when they came back from germany. the head of russia's influential worth the dogs church has taken an icon of the virgin mary around the streets of moscow in a bid to ward off the coronavirus patriarch kirill convoy traveled over 100 kilometers of the capital before bringing the icon to cathedral more than 4000 covert 1000 cases have been confirmed in russia. the corona pandemic is now affecting a beer brand with the same name as the mexican government orders non-essential businesses to keep their workers at home delo the brewery behind corona beer says it will suspend operations at plants around the country by sunday. south africa has been in lockdown for a week now even though the country still has relatively few confirmed cases of the coronavirus but the government is hoping to prevent a collapse of the country's already struggling healthcare system the enforcement of the lockdown has been parti

i know you looked at the czech republic. >> right. i was really surprised to find actually there's lots of examples of countries that have gone all in on this. israel. it's the law. czech republic, it's the law. austria, it's the law. slovakia, it's the law. in the czech republic, not only is it the law, they're so proud now to wear their masks. if somebody is behind you in the shopping line to do your weekly essential shopping and they're not wearing a mask, in the czech republic, people will look at that person now and say why aren't they doing their bit? we know that covid-19 is like a silent necessity now. as you walk around the streets, you could be killing people without knowing it. masks are the closest thing we have to this imperfect vaccine. science just this week shows that in studies 100% of people that were tested, simple cloth covering stopped the transmission of those critical droplets. >> jeremy howard, thank you so much for being here. i hope people follow your advice. >> thank you. >> i want to know what you think. go

has said that he won't be reopening the borders in the czech republic effectively pulled up the drawbridge shutting off the borders if you weren't in by that close shut off date last month you weren't getting in at all and he would like to keep those restrictions in place for another year germany as we know is opening certain types of shops bookshops bicycle shops that sort of thing austria's open supermarkets but with the compulsion that you have to wear a face mask i have to say though other countries are not so relaxed about this france belgium for example very strict will stay in place until at least the start of may and here in the u.k. a briefing from the prime minister's spokesman the smalling said that the restrictions here will stay in place at least for another 3 weeks the fear in the u.k. is that relieving the restrictions now could lead to a 2nd wave of infection which would have a greater medical and economic impact and that the increase in infections could be exponential was the word that the prime minister's spokesman used so by no means a blanket policy across europe as to

the czech republic was one of the first european countries to insist on masks, and now many others arerocess of reopening factories and offices whenever the lockdown is relaxed. but that'll be a big step, and so far the government has held back from taking it. david shukman, bbc news. the death toll in britain from coronavirus is fast approaching 15,000 people. behind every number is a family grieving. allan little looks at some of those who have lost their lives in the pandemic. each face represents an immense private grief. together, they are the faces of a shared national sorrow. none of us is immune, but some are more vulnerable than others. healthcare workers, like dr fayez ayache, knowingly placed themselves in harm's way. he was 76, a retired gp in suffolk, but returned to work because, he said, he felt it was his duty to help. isobel and arty vallely had been married for 53 years. they died within hours of each other in hospital in belfast. their daughter said it hadn't sunk in that she'd lost both parents so close together. margaret orman, a fit 76—year—old, ran the whitmore a

the czech republic was one of the first european countries to insist on masks, and now many others areactories and offices whenever the lockdown is relaxed. but that'll be a big step and so far, the government has held back from taking it. david shukman, bbc news. the duke and duchess of cambridge are urging people to look after their mental health as the lockdown continues. prince william said the stress and isolation was building and people needed to know where to access help and support. he also spoke about his concern for his father, the prince of wales, when he was diagnosed with the virus last month. the couple were speaking to the bbc‘s tina daheley. william: tina, hi! tina: hi! i can't see you! kate: hello! we can see you! oh, i've got you on a different screen! hi! hello! there may be many who are experiencing mental health challenges for the first time during the lockdown. what can we do to help them and help each other? like you said, a lot of people won't necessarily have thought about their mental health, maybe ever before. and suddenly, this environment we're in catches u

and more i'm joined by my guest read like unship in prague he's an american journalist in the czech republic where he's been covering the pope in 1000 pandemic in europe along with china's response previously he's worked as a journalist for telesur and a contributor and message are new and in new zealand we cross to james bradley he is the new york times number one bestselling author of the china mirage as well as host of his own pod cast untold pacific hi gentlemen crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated this talk about the u.s. china relationship during this pandemic and most importantly after it james let me go to you know we we here with donald trump with his threatening words there will be consequences of course that is undefined to this point here and i can understand the traumatization that people are feeling in the united states i would say it was a lack of preparedness and just the nature of the medical system in. united states that one has to look out but on the international stage threatening words are being made so what do

a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test czech workers returning home previously workers needed to quarantine for a fit 14 days at home when they came back from germany. south africa has been in lockdown for a week now even though the country still has relatively few confirmed cases of corona virus but the enforcement of the lockdown has been particularly difficult in south africa's townships police and military forces have been deployed and allegations of excessive force are on the rise our reporter out of increase has more from cape town. we have joined the police patrol in the townships wherever we go everyone runs away because they know they shouldn't be on the streets and they are freights the officers on duty seem anxious it's mitt they can hardly keep these huge areas under control the enforcement of the looked on as anything but systematic dippy is threatened. this man couldn't get away fast enough. to push the resolve this little girl. you don't really need to be. all the world over to still do he's been fined for 1

a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test czech workers returning home previous the workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when they came back from germany. the head of russia's influential orthodox church has taken an icon of the virgin mary around the streets of moscow in an effort to ward off the coronavirus patriarchate or else the convoy traveled over 100 kilometers in the capital before bringing the icon to the cathedral more than 4000 covert 1000 cases have been confirmed in russia. well as with many other countries in the world colombia's lockdown has hit people without homes especially hard our next report is from the new call for days on the streets of bogota she met a man whose work during the crisis has made him a hero for those in need. nobody knows the invisible like this man for 15 years orlando beltran has been looking after the city's homeless he knows where they meet where they sleep and where they get their drugs with his n.g.o.s get that it owns the bronx banquets he provides the destitute with f

a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test czech workers returning home. previously workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when they came back from germany. as with many other countries in the world colombia's lockdown has had people without homes especially hard our next report is from nicole furnish on the streets of bogota she met a man whose work during the crisis has made him a hero for those in need nobody knows the invisible like this man for 15 years orlando beltran has been looking after the city's homeless he knows where they meet where they sleep and where they get their drugs with his n.g.o.s get a little bit on the bronx banquet he provides the destitute with food clothes and a shoulder to lean on but the most important part of today's delivery are these face masks. a face mask can save many lives the drugs they smoke damage the muscles in their mouth. with groove and i will cut her muscle it's hard for them to control their saliva. and they may accidentally spit on each other without realizing what is h

the czech republic was one of the first european countries to insist on masks, and now many others aress of reopening factories and offices whenever the lockdown is relaxed. but that'll be a big step, and so far the government has held back from taking it. david shukman, bbc news. the coronavirus death toll passes 150,000 people across the globe. president trump announces a $19 billion aid package forfarmers hit by the pandemic. a new gallup poll shows president trump's approval rating has seen the sharpest drop of his presidency so far. for more, i'm joined by gallup poll editor in chief mohamed younis in washington. tell us more about this poll? we have president trump's approval rating coming at 43%, approval rating coming at 43%, a 6—point drop from relative high of 49%, when he experienced a slight bump post the beginning of the covid—19 crisis. i should the beginning of the covid—19 crisis. ishould mention the beginning of the covid—19 crisis. i should mention we have tracked every crisis since the great depression and usually presidents receive on average about 18% bump after a

the czech republic was one of the first european countries to insist on masks, and now many others arereopening factories and offices whenever the lockdown is relaxed. but that'll be a big step, and so far the government has held back from taking it. david shukman, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news: france has distanced itself from us allegations about the coronavirus originating in a chinese research laboratory. president macron‘s office said there was no evidence to back the reports which have been circulating in american media. beijing says the claims have no scientific basis. the virus is thought to have been passed to humans at a market in the city of wuhan selling wild animal meat. germany's health minister says the country's covid—19 outbreak is now under control, after a month—long lockdown. that's because the number of recovered patients has been consistently higher than the number of new infections. experts say the country's mass testing rates have played a crucial role in containing the outbreak. the head of the international monetary fund is warning that the

employee and all are expected to recover extraordinary amount more than $300.00 pilots in the czech republic a volunteer at their private planes to distribute medical equipment around the country they've offered to bring materials to any hospital clinic or anywhere it's needed within 2 hours the service is free of charge the czech republic has around $200.00 airports making it possible to serve pretty much the entire country. just a bit of other news for you now untreated waste being dumped in one of pakistan's famous revisits threatening people and aquatic life there the swat river has been polluted by the local government residents and tourists and the district of $2000000.00 people officials say a lack of money and resources stops them from taking the rubbish anywhere else this report from osama bin shove it. if the northern swat valley is considered the switzerland of pakistan the iconic swap the river is its beating heart. touched by its natural beauty winston churchill once used to send his dismount just from here . but now a growing population for neglect and lack of planning is turni

chinese supplies have also been arriving in hungary as well as the czech republic slovakia austria greece spain canada even the u.s. has been turning to china for supplies. so what's going on just a few weeks ago china was the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis the place where the outbreak began because it's suddenly gone from victim to savior well serbia's prime minister seems to think so just take a listen to this interview that she gave just recently with chinese television when we identified the firth identified the 1st case of corner virus in serbia the fear of the people's republic of china was the 1st to approach are turned off for help the support of china saves lives in serbia. i really i mean the through. the procedure through direct more human to this steel friendship between china and serbia once all this is behind us after all the negative coverage associated with the outbreak in china that kind of praise is a stunning turnaround and it puts beijing back on track in a much longer term project of building up its image and its influence around the world that china has been wor

impacting the world a new coronavirus testing facility has opened up on the border of germany and the czech republic to test check workers who have to cross the border previously workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when returning south terminal. as british hospitals brace for an expected increase in chrono virus patients the military has stepped in to support them and deliver much needed protective gear in ventilators hospitals some medical staff have criticized the response as coming too late. the head of russia's influential orthodox church has taken an icon of the virgin mary around the streets of moscow in an effort to ward off to corona virus. convoy traveled over 100 kilometers in the capital before bringing the icon to feed within 4000 covert 1000 cases have been confirmed. in france nearly 60000 kroner virus infections have been confirmed in nearly 5400 deaths the pandemic has put enormous strain on the health care system every evening the nation applauds health care workers for their efforts but deaths of vital equipment as well as hostility are adding to the psychological pres

of the world's a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test checked workers who have to cross the border previously workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when returning from germany. the head of russia's influential orthodox church has taken an icon of the virgin mary around the streets of moscow in an effort to ward off the coronavirus patriarch carroll's convoy it traveled over 100 kilometers in the capital before bringing the iconic to a cathedral more than 4900 cases have been confirmed in russia. police in france have been stopping cars leaving paris to check that people are not going on holiday authorities have warned residents to cancel any travel plans for the school holidays which began this weekend one man has been jailed for repeatedly violating lockdown rules. as british hospitals brace for an expected increase in coronavirus patients the military has stepped in to support them and deliver much needed protective gear and ventilators to hospitals some medical staff have criticised the response as coming too late.

countries bordering germany that concerns mainly countries in the east such as potent and the czech republic and then there is a question of the supply the very limited supply of protective equipment for people in medical and other care professions in germany germany has been struggling as have many other countries to supply enough mosques to gowns and gloves for people working in specially serious situations and the cabinet is going to try and increase the supplies in some way or another supplies for frontline medical workers we need to speak about that and still on the line because the health care workers in germany like in other countries are struggling to keep up with the physical and emotional toll of fighting the virus the city of i inspect in the west was one of the 1st in germany to be hit by the pandemic announced at a hospital in the city described the deed battles being fought in the wards. a protective mask is absolutely vital here intensive care nurse alexandra webb and her team are also required to wear gloves and a protective overcoat when they treat covert 19 patients one of

on the country south korea's reported no new domestic cases for the 1st time in 2 months the czech republic says the spread the virus has been contained after 8 consecutive days of fewer than 100 new cases. now for a brief look at some other stories making news around the world u.s. officials say a man has been arrested after opening fire on the cuban embassy in washington with r.t. say someone fired several shots in the early hours of thursday no one was injured in the country's secret service is investigating the. south koreans are in celebrating the borders birthday worshippers at a temple in seoul lit candles and incense and prayed on the lanterns and he offered prayers for people affected by the coronavirus held up signs encouraging social distancing. india is mourning the death of actor ritchie kapoor a bollywood icon whose career spanned half a century he died from leukemia on thursday aged $67.00 his passing comes just a day after another indian film legend if uncommon died in mumbai age 53. germany has banned me around back hezbollah group and declared it a terrorist organization t

confirmed cases south korea has reported no new domestic cases for the 1st time in 2 months and the czech republic says that the spread of the virus is contained after 8 consecutive days of fewer than $100.00 new cases. well germany has announced a ban on the iran backed hezbollah group and declared it a terrorist organization the move comes in addition to a 2013 e.u. ban on hezbollah's military faction and now includes all activities by its political way hezbollah is a shiite military and political group based in lebanon early this morning german police took action against that suspect suspected supporters in 5 german towns and cities. early morning raids with dozens of police and special forces in cities across germany police searched mosques associations and private residences collecting evidence to be used for investigations into hezbollah's activities. we're searching for locations here in berlin annoyed following the ban on his blog i missed to find out if there's a connection between these locations on his blog the organization which is now outlaw. hezbollah doesn't have an official presenc

a promotional video in the czech republic, and more and more countries, including the us, are consideringimilar rules. in austria, supermarkets are insisting that they're worn, but for the experts assessing whether masks really help, there are concerns about how they may be used. it might be that wearing a mask is equally as effective or more effective than distancing, provided that mask is worn properly and provided that people don't infect themselves when they're taking the mask off and touch another surface which may be contaminated. for health workers, getting this right is critical. the message from the new research is that the virus can reach further than you might think, making it harder to stay safe. david shukman, bbc news. like many areas of the economy, the coronavirus crisis has decimated the catering industry as venues across the country have been forced to close and events cancelled. but some hospitality companies, more used to providing food for art galleries, weddings and big business, are now attempting to use their workforce and their skills to help those in need. our so

chinese supplies of will so been arriving in hungary as well as the czech republic slovakia. austria greece spain canada even the u.s. has been turning to china for supplies. so what's going on just a few weeks ago china was the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis the place where the outbreak began as it suddenly going from fit to me to say via that special report from our chief international editor richard walker coming up right after the news. there are now more than 300000 confirmed cases of corona virus in the u.s. more than anywhere else in the world in hard hit regions like new york state in california medical supplies have started to run low the death toll already stands at over 8000 speaking to the american public on saturday president donald trump warned the coming weeks would likely see that number climate even higher this will be probably the toughest week between this week and next week and they'll be a lot of death unfortunately but a lot less death death than if this wasn't done but there will be death. we're looking for an obvious focus and the hardest hit regi

chinese supplies of also been arriving in hungary as well as the czech republic slovakia austria greece spain canada even the u.s. has been turning to china for supplies. so what's going on just a few weeks ago china was the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis the place where the outbreak began as it's suddenly gone from victim to savior. special report is from our chief international editor richard walker and that's coming up right after the news. take a look at some of the other ways covert 19 is impacting the world the virus hit coral princess cruise ship carrying 2 did and at least a dozen other infected passengers has finally been allowed to dock in miami now the vessel had spent a month at sea and several south american countries had refused to leave the dock i . usually has reported its 1st drop in intensive care patients since the outbreak of the corona virus pandemic currently around 4000 people are in intensive care however officials warn that the country will continue its lockdown for at least another month. in the u.k. a spate of arson attacks against 5 g. communication towe

on loosening its current virus lockdown small shops are to be allowed to reopen next week the czech republic and denmark have also outlined plans to relax restrictions israel has announced a complete lockdown over the upcoming passover holiday china meanwhile has reported no new deaths from the corona virus over the past 24 hours all of its 32 new cases where people who had returned from overseas. not cardinal george pell has walked free from prison after australia's high court overturned his convictions for child sex abuse a senior catholic church figure was serving a 6 year jail term but as men taint his innocence the now 78 year old cardinal pell was the highest ranked catholic official worldwide to have been convicted for sex abuse when he was jailed just over a year ago. now for more on this major decision in the long running case against george pell i'm joined now by. joel don't write joel what did the judges have to say about this decision there was so it was a unanimous decision by the 7 high court judges they found that the original jury which it convicted george pell in 2018 had ur

well a new coronavirus a testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test checked workers who have to cross the border previously and workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when returning from germany. the head of russia's influential orthodox church has taken an icon of the virgin mary around the streets of moscow in an effort to ward off a coronavirus. convoy it traveled over 100 kilometers in the capital before bringing the iconic to a cathedral more than 4001000 cases have been confirmed and russia. south africa has been in lockdown for a week even though the country has relatively few confirmed cases of the krona virus but the government hopes to prevent a collapse of the already struggling health care system the enforcement of the lockdown has been particularly difficult in south africa's townships police and military forces have been deployed and allegations of excessive force are on the rise 3 civilians were recently killed by police our reporter adrian crash has this from cape town. we have joined the police patrol in the township

ambassador well away from tokyo and in several east european countries i think most recently the czech republic very able again but leaders acceptable it's really hard to know they could easily be a power struggle the army which was much more powerful than his father kim jong il the new kim jong un has reigned perhaps they might make a power it's very messy and whose time to be on the nick paton lots to worry about i don't fault the kata thank you very much for this analysis thank you in china african migrants have become targets of discrimination and harassment as beijing works to contain the coronavirus videos posted on social media show vicious attacks many african workers on now stuck on a night man on able to return home to w. spoke with a kenyan teacher living in beijing. evicted beaten and forgotten these are social media videos of scenes in china sent to us high fuel to the many africans are facing the. bitterest a kenyan teacher moved to china 4 years ago seeking a better future instead she broke a locked up in an apartment in shandong province everest is the call in march we have not

chinese supplies of also been arriving in hungary as well as the czech republic slovakia austria greece spain canada even the u.s. has been turning to china for supplies. so what's going on just a few weeks ago china was the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis the place where the outbreak began as it's suddenly gone from victim to savior that special report from our chief international editor richard walker coming up in just a moment you're watching digable you news don't forget you can get all the latest news on our web site that's the w dot com thanks very much for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona. covert 19 special and next on do you doug.

quarter of parents do still have concerns shutters are also lifting across poland denmark and the czech republic infections in europe are nearing a 1000000 and close 210-0000 people have died for britain has more from london. here in the u.k. there is 0 prospect that's what you know a quote from a government source has been reported this morning 0 prospect of it happening here in the u.k. because as far as the government is concerned than we're not we're not fully at the peak yet they haven't got it under control that said of course other countries more to the south of europe off further along in the curve that we are here in the u.k. spain for example where children are being cooped up since the middle of last month since the middle of march i mean they haven't even been allowed to properly exercise better sanchez the spanish prime minister is saying that he hopes that spanish children will be allowed out now to parts at least it's and he has also been looking at that he had the idea of slowly tentatively relaxing some of the restrictions austria has been reopening shops as well although superm

of the world's a new coronavirus testing facility has opened on the border of germany and the czech republic to test check workers who have to cross the border previously workers needed to quarantine for 14 days at home when returning from germany. or the head of russia's influential orthodox church has taken the holy icon of the virgin mary a around the streets of moscow in an effort to ward off the coronavirus. convoy travels over 100 kilometers in the capital before bringing the icon into a cathedral for a service more than 4000 covert 1000 cases have been confirmed in russia. and france have been stopping cars leaving paris to check that people are not going on holiday authorities have warned residents to cancel any travel plans for the school holidays which begin this weekend one man has been jailed for repeatedly violating a lockdown rules. well as with many other countries in the world colombia's lockdown has hit people without homes especially hard our next report is from nicole throw this on the streets of bogota she met a man whose work during the crisis has made him a hero for tho

allowed authorities often instruct people to keep about 2 metres apart while outdoors in the czech republic capital prague for example but some people may be wondering if 2 meters is far enough to avoid potential contamination especially while running or cycling. well that's something i've also been wondering as i have been out running another king jogger is a reporter angela dollar i so what sort of route should i be planning and what considerations should i be taking into account when i decide to go out running in a public space thankfully the brightest minds have been working on this really crucial question that many people are asking themselves these days academics in physics and aerodynamics from universities in netherlands and belgium have been conducting wind tunnel experiments to find out how trail of saliva that flies behind us as we're moving and we can look at some of the simulations that they actually did now in a video so as we've often been told it's advisable to keep 1.5 meters distance from another person while you're holding a conversation so how does it work when you're ru

ambassador well away from tokyo and in several east european countries i think most recently the czech republic very able again but leaders acceptable it's really hard to know they could easily be a policy struggle the army which was much more powerful than his father kim jong il the new kim jong un has reigned perhaps they might make its very best and whose time to be on the nuke button lots to worry about i don't fault the kata thank you very much for this analysis thank you. time for a quick look now at some of the other stories making headlines today more than a 1000 firefighters are still battling forest blazes in the radiation contaminated chernobyl exclusion zone in northern ukraine the wildfires have been raging for the past 3 weeks causing extensive damage to buildings. after 3 weeks of total lockdown dubai has lifted some of its coronavirus restrictions public transport is running again and selected shops are open some measures remain in place though including an overnight curfew. hundreds of venezuelan migrants including elderly people and pregnant women have been stuck at the colomb

and today the czech republic got into the game.lth ministry, justifiably proud of how they have flattened the curve, put out this very blunt video saying they've controlled the coronavirus by making facial coverings mandatory. >> everyone who has to leave their house has to wear a face mask. everyone. i know. they maybe told you that masks wouldn't protect you. but there are studies proving that even a homemade mask can be partially protective. partially. any protection is essential today. but now the more important thing. masks fundamentally prevent the transmission from you to others. by sneezing, coughing, but also breathing. and many people are the most contagious before they start showing symptoms. so when we both have a face mask, i protect you, you protect me, and we are both safe. >> based on recent data we know that population wide use of masks is essential for suppression of the outbreak. >> so you heard the man, that closing word from the health minister's office in the czech republic. that is our broadcast for this wedn

the czech republic was the first country in europe to issue a national mandate requiring people to coverheir nose and mouth outside the home. outside more countries asia, like austria and israel, followed suit. these policy conditions contradict the world health organization. >> there is no specific evidence to suggest to suggest the wearing of masks by the mass population has any benefit. there is some evidence to suggest the opposite. in the misuse of a mask or taking it off, all the other risks. >> one line of argument is buying masks reduces the stock available for health workers. some argue this thinking has helped the spread and put more of a burden on hospitals. in france, the official word remains the public do not need masks. the pressure to change this is on. >> it is too early for ,efinitive research on covid-19 but the french and subdues a national research found surgical effective against spreading stars, another coronavirus. >> israeli prime ministeter big men yahoo! -- agyeman netanyahu has been required to go into -- benjamin n netanyahu has been required to going to quar

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