at the center of the operate new york state there has recorded another 630 deaths that is a new daily record we're just talking about one state governor andrew cuomo has reported a record and the number of infections mike hanna has joins us now from washington d.c. mike what else has the governor said to give us some sort of perspective on these numbers and if were if any were close to the pink. really devious the governor and i very clear that business continues to be on the rise still saying that various models give various times when the state thinks it's going to happen and apologies for the bells in the background this is every day at 12 o'clock the bells i'm looking churches are sounded that's the reason for that noise in the background but the governor says that the key issue here is that new york must be seen as the center of the fire and the fire must be put out there the foreign spreads to other stinks already projected on long island is a new shot so and so to speak out the cases of infection there absolutely rocketing in the course of the past 24 hours and he says this is just an

so that we can treat those who are most in need new york state is reporting a new daily record of 630 deaths in the last 24 hours governor andrew cuomo also reported of a record increase in the number of infections italian government says 681 more people have died from crying a virus it's the 1st time in a laser border to daily death toll under $700.00 and more than a week. $809.00 more people have died in spain from the krona virus in the past 24 hours that raises the total 211700 or nearly 125000 confirmed cases sirens sounded across china and tribute to the dead. millions then stood in silence to honor the more than 3000 people have died from the crown a virus outbreak there has been 82000 confirmed cases in china iran is proposing restarting and just real production despite health authorities predicting another wave of infections in the coming weeks around 3400 people have died and there has been more than 55000 confirmed cases monday scheduled meeting between opec producers and russia's postpone as the russians and saudi arabia blame each other for the oil price war or his belt t

another 630 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours — another daily record. people. a mass text message has been sent calling for the attention of all healthcare workers to support facilities in need, if they can. and controversy surrounds the 1,000—bed hospital ship comfort, parked in the hudson river. it's on stand—by to care for non—virus patients, but hospital leaders have pleaded with authorities to open the ship to ease the strain on intensive care units, which are overcrowded and overrun. freya cole, bbc news. here in the uk, the newly—elected labour leader the health secretary has been talking. it is the issue of the small number of people who are not following public advice about social distancing. at hancock used some quite strong language this morning saying he find it unbelievable that a small menorah team are not following the rules. we see this issue with public parks as well, some people have been seen sunbathing, whether that is in the spirit of the guidance. he was asked of sunbathing is illegal. sunbathing is against the rules that compensat

the coronavirus claimed another daily record number of victims today in the u.k. as the hard-hit states of new york and new jersey. the number of new cases in spain crept up after several days of declines. 1.5 million infections is the global tally and around 88,000 deaths. american expert anthony pouncey said the start of turnaround could come after this week. wall street banks are warning that the coronavirus pandemic could drop the global economy of more than $5 trillion of growth over the next two years, greater than the annual output of japan. the bank for international settlements has warned that disjointed government responses could make things worse. sheila patel is chairman of goldman sachs asset management. great to have you with us on the show. thank you so much for joining us. what is the outlook of goldman sachs in terms of potential hit to global growth over the next two years? some wall street banks out there calling for a $5 trillion hit in the next few years. meila: think of for having and for bringing content in these conditions. your great team

another daily record, 864 deaths in the last one he four hours. more than 9000 -- and last 24 hours. more than 9000 spaniards have died so far. ,he numbers arare topping 100,00 the nunumbers are up 8.2%. the healal authoritities say thy expect the figures to peak shortly. they are seeing a slowdown in the increasing rise of the number of cases. they say that as you lookk back 10 days ago you see rises of 25%we are now back to the regionf f 8%. that's good news, but the health minister is saying that evenen checkiking the peak of the curve will not solve the proroblem. there will be considerable pressure on intensive care wards and we have seen a controversial document hasas been leaks this morning frfrom the catalan healh ministry. where they arare saying to avoid pressure on intensive care wards it would like the dococtors to reserve resources, to not putut the over 80-year-olds on ventilators. ,hat's proving controversial and a sign of how those doctors and nurses across hospitals are struggling to cope. in america deaths could reach 240,000 acc

executive of the cross—party think tank, demos, polly mackenzie and the westminster editor of the daily recordtorcuil crichton. let's just go through some of the papers that we've already got in. the times says the uk prime minister will unveil plans this week to start easing the lockdown, and is expected to allow some nonessential shops to re—open if they can keep customers at a safe distance from each other. the telegraph says borisjohnson will hold a series of meeeting with key ministers to finalise details for how sectors, including business and schools, could reopen without risking a second wave of the virus. and the ft reports that chancellor uk chancellor rishi sunak willl begin to wind down the government's job support scheme, in an attempt to avert a surge in unemployment after its scheduled expiry on june 30. the international addition of the new york times takes a look at the impact of the lockdown on the french capital, paris. the daily mail says a quarter of doctors in the uk are having to re—use protective kit meant to be wornjust once. and the guardian says uk ministers are hold

microsoft teams said on thursday it reached a new daily record of 2.7 billion meetings in just one dayvideo calls grew by more than 1,000% in march. microsoft also researched how the countries that are most active on teams used it. norway and the netherlands turned on video the most, about 60% of the time. that figure is 38% in the u.s. >> depending on which side of the east bay mountains you were on, you saw sunshine or clouds. drew tuma with the forecast. >> it was quite the sky, close to the coast, we were socked with cloud cover. but in the east bay, you managed to get some hours of sunshine. here's the active sweep, we're rain-free this evening, and will stay that way tonight. but we'll throw on the satellite loop as well on top of live doppler 7. you can clearly see the cloud cover that was everywhere this morning, really clung to the coast for much of the day today. tonight, a cloudy night across the entire bay area. here's a live look, you see the deck of stratus clouds over the golden gate bridge, and it will stay there over the next 12 hours. a big drop in temperatures, coole

durbin spain passes another bleak milestone in its coronavirus crisis. 10000 fueled by a record number of daily fatalities across the country helped stop overwhelmed and under protective and economic activity grinding to a halt also coming up. but it may put entails russians to stay home from work until the end of april with infection surging russian president moves to tighten restrictions on movement but stops short of ordering a nationwide lockdown. plus life in syria's refugee camps is hot enough but what will happen to the 1000 stuff there when the pandemic hits. and anthony how it welcome we begin with another grim chapter in spines coronavirus crisis of a 10000 people have now died from complications linked to cope with 19 that's off to a daily record 950 people passed away in the last 24 hours spent is now 2nd only to italy in the number of virus fatalities the pandemic is also hitting the country's economy hot nearly a 1000000 people have lost their jobs since mid much meanwhile the country's health care workers. and lacking critical protective gear. stretched to breaking point the ward

this is al jazeera and these are the top stories this hour new york state as reporting a new daily record of 631000 tatts governor andrew cuomo has also reported a record increase in the number of infections in all italy has announced the death toll of under 700 for the 1st time in more than a week the number of patients in intensive care is also tao of britain's government as war and weekend weather will draw people out of lockdown the daily death toll there jumped to 708 on saturday. in a madrid hospital a virtual reunion for a mother and daughter after both had recovered from coded 19 was there or they don't cry she says you only cry for something that is lost. and in another corner of spain's exhausted health system a 1st meeting for mother and child. gave birth a week ago. cautious steps now towards family life spain has europe's highest rate of infection but it's been declining for more than a week taking no chances prime minister pedro sanchez announced an extension to the state of emergency. this i announce that account. for the 2nd time the state of emergency from april 12th to m

spain records the largest jump in daily deaths from coronavirus anywhere in the world another $950.00 people have died in the past 24 hours. close the whole raman you're watching al-jazeera live my headquarters here in doha also coming up. we're also massively increasing testing and i want to say a special word about history because it is so important miles i've said for weeks and weeks this is the way through. the british prime minister vols to round up testing after a wave of criticism and a record jump in daily deaths. also a u.s. aircraft carrier in quarantine its captain finally succeeds in persuading the pentagon to allow his crew to leave the infected warship. kind of pakistani court overturns the murder conviction of a man accused of killing a wall street journal reporter daniel pearl. welcome to the program spain has just reported a record jump in daily deaths from the corona virus anywhere in the world $950.00 people have died in the past 24 hours bringing the toll there to just more than 10000 with another 8000 people infected the number of confirmed cases has now surpassed

the daily record was burned. all back copies were destroyed although some people are finding back copies now. what i was able to do thankfully is there were black newspapers around the country who obviously did not send black reporters to limited to cover these events because at the very least they would've been beaten and run out of town and probably killed. but after the coup with all these black families spread around the country, mostly on the eastern seaboard, black newspapers would interview them and did some very rich and detailed stories, fresh stories about what it happened. so that was a great research for me. in addition there were black ministers and black lawyers who left very, very interesting memoirs and letters with incredible detail. one of the great sources i had was the wife of alex who wrote these beautiful series of letters to her sons in the 1950s that are just poignant to read, and i quote some of them in the book. so with all of this i was able to balance the white narrative with the black

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another 630 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours — another daily record.ore than 3,500 people. a mass text message has been sent, calling for the attention of all healthcare workers to support facilities in need, if they can. and controversy surrounds the 1,000—bed hospital ship comfort, parked in the hudson river. it's on stand—by to care for non—virus patients but hospital leaders have called on authorities to open the ship to ease the strain on intensive care units which are overcrowded and overrun. freya cole, bbc news. many of those military workers mentioned there will be sent to the various hotspots around the country. for more on these, i've been speaking to our north america correspondent peter bowes. the president, at his news conference, highlighted a number of these hotspots. it was a really sombre message from him as well, talking about a very deadly period ahead with a lot of deaths. mentioning, of course, new york city, which is still the epicentre in the united states. and we heard earlier the governor likening the spread of covid—19 to a w

microsoft teams said on thursday it reached a new daily record of 2.7 billion meetings in just one day. the company says total video calls grew by more than 1,000 % in march. microsoft also researched how the countries that are most active on teams used it. norway and the netherlands turned on video the most, about 60% of the time. that figure is 38% in the u.s. >>> we do have some other news today, an earthquake rattled the sierra, the u.s. geological survey said it hit after 7:30 this morning near the town of bodie, 90 miles from south lake tahoe. it measured 5.2 in magnitude. there are no reports of any damage or injuries. >>> all right, a little cool out there this saturday, but looking ahead to easter sunday, drew tuma joining us live from his home with more on the forecast. drew. >> yeah, some of us were stuck in that cloud cover all day today, it really brought temperatures down compared to yesterday, but in the days ahead, we will find not only brighter but warmer weather headed our way. live doppler 7 right now is showing you with that cloud cover overhead, we're not finding a

another 630 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours — another daily record.eople. a mass text message has been sent calling for the attention of all healthcare workers to support facilities in need, if they can. and controversy surrounds the 1,000—bed hospital ship comfort, parked in the hudson river. it's on stand—by to care for non—virus patients, but hospital leaders have pleaded with authorities to open the ship to ease the strain on intensive care units, which are overcrowded and overrun. 00:19:20,340 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 freya cole, bbc news. there's been plenty of criticism around premier league footballers recently ,... as bosses try to reach an agreement over their pay — proposing a 30% pay cut..... but its been described as a "no—win siutation" by wayne rooney. the derby striker says he is happy to offer support, but in his column in the sunday times he also said "why are footballers suddenly the scapegoats? " he added — if players come out and say they can't agree, even if the real reasons are that it will financially ruin some, it will be pres

shuttering the majority of nonvolatile enterprises to the break in russia is worsening another road daily record this monday with the 2558 new cases with more than 1300 of them here in moscow the school 5 percent for more screw ups he says could tell as there is so swarming so new restrictions coming into place very soon yeah. yeah well i'm just standing opposite the mayor's office right here in the center of moscow and it's located on the main street all the way down to red square and not direction is kind of the equipment of london's oxford street paris ashanti's a new york's 5th avenue so usually it's obscene jump packed with both cars and people but today you can see there are relatively few cars and almost no pedestrians why well new hotshot knocked down measures have come into effect this monday from now one for an indefinite period of time travel within the city will be regulated by a strict cost system so i'll set up all $33.00 stages to the 1st state of promise for people traveling to and from what the 2nd stage of the trip of other righties and the 5 states watching be to limit movemen

president putin says the outbreak in russia is worsening there was another daily record this monday with 2558 new registered infections more than 1300 of them here in moscow but mr putin added the nation is continuing to stay ahead with its actions to try and contain the spread. we see that the situation with coronavirus changes daily and unfortunately not for the better reason increasing cases particularly severe what the next weeks will define everything all our actions should be optimized taking any factors into account to continue our preemptive course even though the situation is not getting better we're still managing to make preemptive move we need a good professional projection for coming 3 to 7 days. but digital permit system is rolling out here in moscow this monday to try and curtail non-essential travel around the region but here is also ordering the majority of nonvolatile enterprises to stay shut saskia taylor has more in the capital new restrictions but i'm just standing opposite the mayor's office right here in the center of moscow and it's located on the main street all

because russia somehow with was reacting better but i noticed that yesterday there was a spike a new daily record in the number of confirmed cases what do you think the the outlook is for russia at this point. well this is what is expected you know when you are looking at the crude numbers and the more patience you identify divider you are looking at the things you will see higher numbers in terms of i would say all rush hour if you're looking at nascar always then we're seeing a plateau of from last week and if you're looking at the percentage of increase we didn't weeks of outbreak as it started then we are seeing decrease in the progress in terms of the accumulation rate but these are statistical measures and of course when you are looking just the crude numbers it looks as it is growing we have to see because the epidemic does not have a life of its leap people can change it and this is the critical and this is why russia has been certain to see spared for a many weeks because the measures taken were all very good obviously at some point we had a group of unrecognized contacts which always ca

shattering the majority of a non-vital enterprises to the outbreak in russia is worsening another daily record this monday with $2558.00 new cases with more than 1300 of them here in moscow says could taylor has more the capital's new restrictions but i'm just standing opposite the mayor's office right here in the center of moscow and it's located on the main street all the way down to red square not direction it's kind of the equipment of london's oxford street paris is shanties a new york's 5th avenue so usually it's actually jump packed with cars and people but today you can see there are relatively few cars and almost no pedestrians why well new hotshot knocked out matches have come into effect this monday so from now on until the duchess of april trouble within the city will be regulated by a strict cost system to house it was bought $33.00 stages where the trip up the fright and the 5 stage will actually be to limit movement within a neighborhood now so far around $780000.00 parts have already been given out just to give you an idea must the house around 13000000 residents i'm actually o

infections in tokyo hit a daily record on friday. the sti, keeping a watch on banks right now. dbs said to be among -- which filed for protection. flipping the page, the bloomberg dollar index. it does look like investors are looking for havens. new york crude down by 13%. gold lower as well. we have president trump upping the ante, suggesting china may have deliberately caused the coronavirus pandemic, saying there will be consequences if the country is known -- found to be knowingly responsible. beijing saying the u.s. is trying to shirk its responsibilities. another move to ratchet up tension between the two nations and the handling of this pathogen. tom: absolutely. every markable u-turn from the u.s. president. he was praising china handling the coronavirus crisis. trump see me to suggest the chinese -- seeming to suggest the chinese may have released theycoronavirus, saying if are knowingly responsible, they will face consequences. deborah birx, a member of the task force, she said china has a beal obligation to transparent in its response. there does seem to be an effort

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majority of nonvolatile enterprises from today the outbreak here in russia is worsening another daily record this monday to tell you about with 2558 new cases with more than 1300 of them here in moscow so it could taylor's more of the capital's new restrictions in force than. but i'm just standing opposite the mayor's office right here in the center of moscow and it's located on the main street all the way down to red square and not direction is kind of the equipment of london's oxford street cars to shanties a new york's 5th avenue so usually it's obscene jump packed with both cars and people but today you can see there are relatively few cars and almost no pedestrians why well new harsha knocked down matches have come into effect this monday so from now on until the touches of april trouble within the city will be regulated by a strict cost system so how to set up false starts $3.00 stages to the 1st stage of promise for people traveling to and from but the 2nd stage of the tricks of the frying tees on the front stage will actually be to limit movement within your own neighborhood now so f

another 630 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours — another daily record.e. a mass text message has been sent calling for the attention of all health care workers to support facilities in need if they can. and controversy surrounds the 1,000—bed hospital ship comfort, it's on standby to care for non—virus patients, but hospital leaders have pleaded with authorities to open the ship to ease the strain on intensive care units, which are overcrowded and overrun. freya cole, bbc news. the religious festivals of easter, ramadan and passover are all taking place in the coming days and weeks and it might seem unthinkable, to mark the events without family gatherings and public ceremonies. 0ur middle east correspondent yolande knell has been speaking to religious leaders to find out how the faithful can get the most out of each holiday whilst observing coronavirus rules. jerusalem is shut, like cities around the world. although its holy sites should be at the heart of celebrations for the coming holidays. so i'm asking religious leaders here how people can worship

russia reports another record daily rise in corona virus infections pushing its total beyond $20000.00. hello i'm sam is a than this is al jazeera live from the hole so coming up proves to experimental covered 19 vaccines for human trials plus. when somebody is the president of the united states the authority is told. donald trump declares he'll decide when the u.s. economy reopens but state governors say nothing will change until it's safe. and why rwanda is locked down is triggering accusations of human rights violations. russia has reported another recall daily rise in new code with 19 cases more than 2700 infections it's pushed the total beyond 21000 the government says 170 russians have died. let's go live now to neve barker he's going to update us on the situation in general in europe but let's start 1st of all with a more specific situation in russia another day another report of cases rising higher and faster than the day before. that's right oh well according to the kremlin the number of new cases is going up incrementally between 16 to 18 percent but of course it's very very

another 630 deaths were recorded in the last 2a hours — another daily record.. a mass text message has been sent, calling for the attention of all health care workers to support facilities in need if they can. and controversy surrounds the 1,000—bed hospital ship comfort, parked in the hudson river. it's on standby to care for non—virus patients, but hospital leaders have pleaded with authorities to open the ship to ease the strain on intensive care units, which are overcrowded and overrun. freya cole, bbc news. in italy, there is also hope that the crisis has passed its peak. our europe correspondent jean mackenzie is in rome for us. we had some encouraging signs yesterday that not only has italy reached the peak of the epidemic but things are turning round. we had fewer deaths than the day before, 681, the first time the number of deaths has been in the 600s for over a week, and the number of patients in intensive key has fallen for the first time. hospitals seeing some progress finally. the lockdown at the moment takes place until the 13th of april which is

the uk has recorded its highest daily increase in deaths in hospital due to coronavirus.d day in a row in which british health authorities said almost a thousand people died from covid—i9. that takes the total number of deaths in the uk to almost 9,000. the prime minister — borisjohnson — is out of intensive care and continues to improve in hospital where he has thanked the whole clinical team treating him for the care he's receiving, and says his "thoughts are with all of those who have been affected by this terrible disease". here's our health editor, hugh pym. he warned about the lack of protective equipment for nhs staff. soon after that, dr abdull mabud chowdhury contracted coronavirus. he died on wednesday. the warning came in a social media message to the prime minister, saying health workers had to protect themselves and their families. his son spoke to the bbc today. he was a courageous, brave man, and that is something that he's passed on to us. he saw that nhs workers didn't have enough ppe, and he made a call for that, he made an effort for that, and maybe at

russia has reported another record daily rise in new covert 19 cases more than 2700 infections the government says 170 russians have died the total number of infections now more than 21000 let's go live to neve barker who joins us from london so 1st of all need how much of a long down is being put in place in russia to respond to what seems to be rapidly increasing cases every day. yes well according to the kremlin the number of cases is going up or at least is expected to go up by about 16 to 18 percent today so yesterday the number of new cases was around 2 and a half 1000 as you mentioned it's 2774 that's the figures that we know about let's of course remember exactly how big russia is it is the largest country on the planet it's called 11 time zones all the way from moscow in the west of lot of os talk in the far east policing any kind of restrictions on people's ordinary and daily lives is going to be very very difficult indeed what we know about though a kind of restrictions that are in place in the big cities like moscow and st peters were we know that people are advised not to go to w

the uk records its highest daily death toll so far. queueing for food in calais with no hope of social distancing. we report on the migrants searching for a better life. and how worshippers around the world have been celebrating good friday amid the coronavirus pandemic. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world, we're focusing on all the latest coronavirus nationally and globally. new figures show the united states has suffered its largest one—day death toll, according to numbers byjohns hopkins university, 2108 people have died injust the past university, 2108 people have died in just the past 2a hours. the united states has the highest number of cases in the world, nearly half a million. it has also suffered the second—highest number of deaths, 18,000, it is onlyjust behind out of italy. —— 18,500. and new york state alone now has more confirmed cases of coronavirus than any single country in the world. pictures have now emerged of a mass grave being used in new york city as the death toll there continues to rise

sell to a population that know they will be in an extra period of lockdown, waking up on a daily basis to these recordaily death figures. >> in the u.k., prime minister boris johnson says britain is set massively wrap up testing to combat the spread of covid-19. however, his government has been coming under fire for failing to keep his promise to increase the amount of testing being done. more than 15% of people in the u.k. think the government was too slow to order a lockdown to slow the spread of the virus according to an opinion poll published thursday. want to say a special word about testing. it is so important. as i have said for weeks, this is thehe way through. this is how we unlock the coronavirus. this is how we will defeated in the end. >> another 100 patients will be transferred from paparis to elsesewhere in france as the day hospitals are reaching capacity as the pandemic continues. the number of daily deaths is rising, but authorities repeated will take time before the benefits of being under lockdown begin to show. the p pme ministeter is saying lifting those restrictionsns wil need to

the united kingdom has recorded its biggest daily death toll so far. 563 people with coronavirus diedll deaths in the uk to 2,352. the total number of confirmed cases now stands at 29,1174. here's the medical director of public health england. it is slightly concerning. it is still too early to say whether the plateau of hospital admissions has ended. but we have now seen three days of increases in a row. and again, we need to protect the nhs. and the best way to do that is to stay at home to avoid catching the disease yourself and to obviously avoid giving to it to anybody else. i was from the daily briefing that we have here everyday in the uk. —— that was from. the health secretary has ordered any spare coronavirus tests to be used for nhs staff. up until tuesday, health workers were only allowed to account for 15 per cent of all testing, despite some hospitals reporting as many as a quarter of all doctors and nurses being off work in self—isolation. on testing more widely — the uk has the capacity to carry out nearly 13,000 tests a day. the government says — yesterday, just under

microsoft teams said it reached a new daily record of fwo.7 billion in one day.say total video calls grew by 1,000% in march. they researched how companies most active on teams used it. norway and netherlands turned it on the most, about 60% of the time..s., the figure is 38%. >>> a man in northern california is running towards a purpose to help those on the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic. 60-year-old began his epic journey. his goal is to continue to run through monday with a mask on for a total of 150 miles. he wants to raise awareness and help with the short supply of personal protective equipment. >> for masks and to look at their basement, attics, workshop. back of their pick-up trucks. it's quantity. don't bother by the quality. let somebody else decide if it's quality or not. >> reporter: runningnont of a w. >>> it is still hard to buy toilet paper. so a baker is goating creative with an alternative. maria is baking these toilet paper roll cakes. they won't work in the bathroom but they're a sweet treat to get people through the blues. she makes the

coronavirus, says this is down to the fact that deaths outside of hospitals were not being recorded in the daily figures until now. >> we have recorded an additional 3811 deaths in total. to say thosent additional deaths were spread over a period from the second of march to the 28th of april. they do not represent a sudden surge. raab faced a grilling for prime minister's question time when most mp's took part virtually. sarmerion leader kier wanted to know why there were so many people dying of coronavirus in care homes and shortages of protective equipment for frontline workers. >> on monday the prime minister said many were looking at our apparent success. as the first secretary agree these latest figures are truly dreadful? asked when theso government would announce a strategy for lifting restrictions. raab said it was too early. thinkmany is having to twice about easing up on their measures because of the risk of a second spike. reporter: germany's economy minister says he expects growth to shrink this year by -6.3%, meaning the country's deepest recession since the second world war. output

the uk records its highest daily death toll so far. queueing forfood in queueing for food in calais with no hope of social distancing. we report on the migrants searching for a better life. and how worshippers around the world have been celebrating good friday amid the coronavirus pandemic. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world, we're covering all the latest coronavirus nationally and globally. world health organization has warned that lifting restrictions on movement to quickly to start economies could lead to a deadly resurgence of the pandemic. the total number of confirmed deaths from the pandemic around the world has now passed 100,000. figures collated byjohns now passed 100,000. figures collated by johns hopkins university in the united states says that globally there are 110w says that globally there are now almost 1.7 million registered cases of covid—19. the united states now has the highest number of cases, nearly half a million. it has also suffered the second—highest number of deaths, 18,500, it is

signs of a recovery spain recorded slowest daily death toll for 5 weeks. and fears the food crisis will get even worse in zimbabwe that extends a nationwide lockdown. welcome to the program police in brazil are investigating president diables tomorrow son for his role in a criminal scheme that spreads fake news the supreme court named carlos bolton r.-o. in an ongoing probe about false stories targeting judges last friday justice minister joe morrow resigned over what he called political interference from the president and that followed by an ira sacking the federal police chief as get more on this developing story for latin america editor lucien human who's in santiago in chile i mean how serious now are the calls the balsa naro to step down following those charges that he's been sort of meddling in the judicial process. exactly they're becoming very very serious indeed and this is moving very quickly just a short while ago president. confirmed that he has chosen a new justice minister to replace said joe morell who was who resigned friday this new minist

we came close, but we did not break the record for the number of daily deaths reported.was 1350. very close, but it's a minor thing. it's better to plateau than it is to continue to go up on our apex. almost 600 deaths out of new york. michigan over 100. the fatality rate for the country right now is 3%. so 3% of the positive cases are resulting in death. in michigan, you have one of the highest fatality rates. you're at 4.2%. new jersey, went over 1,000 fatalities yesterday. and just to put it into perspective, the little state of new jersey now has one fatalities out of every 75 in the world because we have 75,000 fatalities being reported around the globe. and 1,000 of those in the little tate of new jersey. pretty amazing. >>> so let's get into the severe weather threat for today. we are going to have to deal with severe storms. we are in our spring season. i don't think we're going to see many tornados today, but we will have damaging hail and wind to deal with today from minneapolis to columbus. eventually that will head into areas like washington, d.c. and baltimo

has recorded the highest daily increase of deaths due to coronavirus after yet another week of tragics for thousands of falies. toda the third day in a row in which the british government announced close to 1000 deaths in a single day. the u.k.'s dailyriefing was ledmed ere had beeny 980 deaths from coronavirus in the last day, the biggest dailyar death toll so that takes tea totals in the u.k. to 9000. globally, 1.6 million recorded cases of coronavirus and more than 100,000 people recorded to have died, according to johns hopkins university in united states. in new york, mass burials taking place as the deathgholl remains with more cases reported in new york state than any single country. in the u. prime minister boris johnson is out of intensive care and continues to improve. he has thanked thelical team for the incredible care he received. downing street says his thoughts are with a of those who have been affected by this terrible disease. european union finance ministers agreed a rescue package worth half a trillion dollars for those economies worst hit. we have more fromlt our h

so we have had an heir to the daily briefing at the governor of new york state gives andrew cuomo he has said that there has been a record jump any daily fatalities in that state 731 so he announced this announcement a background news let's listen. that is the largest single day increase. and we talk about numbers but that 731 people who we lost behind every one of those numbers is an individual is a family is a mother's a father's a sister's a brother so a lot of pain. again today for many new yorkers and there are no thoughts and prayers are also getting some numbers and from the u.k. it's now 786 more coronavirus deaths and 24 hours also a daily record. bangladesh has reported its highest single day an increase in crime cases at least $41.00 new infections confirmed taking the total to more than $160.00 while 5 more have died this comes as many hospitals are turning away patients with coburn 1000 symptoms more in the capital dhaka. in a country with a population of more than 168000000 fewer than 3000 have been tested for the virus that's one of the lowest testing rates anywhere many hospitals all over bangladesh are t

we hear from the new york governor today that although that's hit a daily record in a state, hospitalizations have been training down or at least the rate of increase in hospitalizations. which all matter to you? >> as i say, that's very encouraging. by the death rate typically follows by several days the decline in hospitalizations. so if this trend is real, than for the next 2 weeks, we will see a consistent drop in hospitalizations, and we will begin to see a drop in the death rates as well. some of us think that we really need to see 4 to 6 weeks before we recommend relaxing these sorts of things. now, before the break, you had a colleague of mine is a friend who is talking about plasma therapy. this is something that i think is very interesting as well. columbia is investigating this too. we think that this may be very, very helpful in reducing mortality. and of course, everybody is trying to find drugs that may be useful. the vaccine is the way out. that's the definitive route out of this conundrum we are in. and that is many months away. again, we are trying to find ways to accelerate

the daily record 2.7 billion meeting minutes up 200% from what you had in mid-march as lockdowns were beginning that's a strong jump apple, who wants to buy $1,000 plus iphone when their job is in doubt. also the iphone 12 cycle, how it will be rolled back, whether pushed back to the holiday season to ensure smooth rollout across the board that's what we're looking at and amazon clearly the winner. as you've seen a real pick up in deliveries don't forget amazon web services used to support the rollout of the marketplace, but the marketplace might look a little healthier. a lot for investors to rake over on the growth side. >> looking forward to your analysis as the results come through. >>> we'll squeeze in a break when we come back, president trump pulls out of his daily coronavirus press conferences hitting at the media's approach to the briefings there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employees in the know. to keep business moving. comcast business is prepared for times like these. powered by the nation's largest gig-speed network. to help gi