the other day, matt damon, i love matt damon.damon says he was is appointed in my performance. well, matt, i just saw the adjustment bureau. right back at you, buddy. [applause] fmr. pres. obama: there is someone who i can always count on for support, my wonderful wife, michelle. [applause] made aes. obama: we terrific team at the easter egg roll this week. i'd give out bags of candy to themids, and she'd snatched back out of their little hands. snatch them. where's the public national radio table? you guys are still here? [laughter] fmr. pres. obama: that's good. i couldn't remember where we landed on that. tense you were a little when the gop tried to cut your funding. personally, i was looking forward to new programming, like, know things considered. [laughter] ,mr. pres. obama: or, wait wait, don't fund me. issue,icit is a serious that's why paul ryan could not be here tonight. his budget has no room for laughter. [applause] fmr. pres. obama: michele bachmann is here, and she is thinking about running for president, which is

his government name is matt damon. up in the coronavirus lockdown during filming. >> damon is isolating in a seaside resort outside dublin with his wife and four children, so the family is all together. but before the lockdown began, he was snapped around town and posing with fans. this is most likely why he hasn't been able to make an appearance on jimmy kimmel, because we know they've got a longstanding feud. jimmy never has time for him by the end of the show. and so we now know where matt damon is, he's in ireland with his family. >>> back here at home, we're getting more glimpses of celebs in coronavirus captivity. >> we're most familiar with armie hammer looking like this. he's often on best-dressed lists look dashing. check out this quarantine look. >> he gave himself that mohawk buzz cut, looking like tiger king, nice shirt too. hammer is self-isolated with wife and actress elizabeth chambers and their kids. when you're good looking, you can get away with a lot. >> can you, though? >> i feel like he found his l

damon hill, 5peaking one of the greats. damon hill, speaking to me earlier.sad news to bring you, i'm afraid. the former chelsea and england goalkeeper peter benedetti has died at the age of 78 after a long illne55. at the age of 78 after a long illness. he played 729 times for chel5ea. illness. he played 729 times for chelsea. the most appearances of any player for the club, as well as 5even caps player for the club, as well as seven caps for england, including in the 1970 world cup quarterfinal defeat to west germany. scottish professional football league has been accused of underhand tactics around its vote to end their season. it was said they tried to undo the influence the outcome of the vote by in5isting their resolution had to be past in order to release funds to clu b5. past in order to release funds to clubs. they say they will now propose a temporary restructuring of lea ks to propose a temporary restructuring of leaks to ensure that no club is financially penalised. there could bea financially penalised. there could be a change at the top of world

i want to thank anthony anderson and apologize to matt damon.damon? >> diarrhea! >> jimmy: diarrhea, that's right. tomorrow night, mandy moore. "nightline's" next, thank you for watching, everybody. here we go, guys, we're going to go high! >> diarrhea! ♪

the other day, matt damon, i love matt damon.is appointed in my performance. well, matt, i just saw the adjustment bureau. right back at you, buddy. [applause] fmr. pres. obama: there is someone who i can always count on for support, my wonderful wife, michelle. [applause] made aes. obama: we terrific team at the easter egg roll this week. i'd give out bags of candy to themids, and she'd snatched back out of their little hands. snatch them. where's the public national radio table? you guys are still here? [laughter] fmr. pres. obama: that's good. i couldn't remember where we landed on that. tense you were a little when the gop tried to cut your funding. personally, i was looking forward to new programming, like, know things considered. [laughter] ,mr. pres. obama: or, wait wait, don't fund me. issue,icit is a serious that's why paul ryan could not be here tonight. his budget has no room for laughter. [applause] fmr. pres. obama: michele bachmann is here, and she is thinking about running for president, which is weird because i he

p i want to thank anthony anderson and apologize to matt damon.ea, that's right. here we go, guys, we're going to go high! >> diarrhea! ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, missed signals on covid-19. >> nobody would have ever thought a thing like this could have happened. >> but many experts did and warned our leaders for decades. >> this should not come as a surprise to anyone. >> what u.s. officials past and present could have done to blunt the impact of the pandemic. >>> plus, lessons not learned from a recent simulation. >> we know we don't have enough protective gear. >> eerily predicting the failings and headlines of today. "nightline" will be right back.

a couple pieces of good news from damon.hanks so much. >>> special birthday for golden gate park today. how do you have a birthday without a party? well, we're going to show you the unique celebration. >>> a lot of folks celebrating birthdays virtually. not one marked 150 years. golden gate park marked that today. there have been a lot of really good acts out there. the series features some of the best past performances by legendary artists like boz skaggs. metallica. good thing about this virtual celebration, it's all free. you can watch by going to golden gate park 150.com. party on i. >>> rob mayeda is home. he's gt riley the dog the twin aid owes. the park behind him. >> we're counting down the moments before they come running in here. here at the weather center, as you can see, we're at home. there's the outer limits of my chrome a key. let's take a closer look at the weather. boy, we've got rain in the bay area. hit and miss at times. little rain in san francisco as you see right there with the raindrops on the camera

damon hill speaking to me earlier. some more sad news to bring you, i'm afraid. peter bonetti has died at the age of 78 after a long illness. he played 729 times for chelsea, the second most appearances of any player for the club, as well as seven caps for england, including at the 1970 world cup in the quarterfinal defeat to west germany. the scottish professional football league has been accused of underhand tactics around its vote to end their season. hearts, who are bottom of the scottish premiership, say the spfl tried to unduly influence the outcome of the vote by insisting the resolution had to be passed in order to release funds to clubs. hearts say they will now propose a temporary restructuring of the leagues so no club will be financially penalised. there could be a change at the top of world rugby after the vice chairman agustin pichot said he will run against chairman bill beaumont. former england captain beaumont has been in charge for the last four years. his re—election in may was expected to be a formality but the argentinian who has worked along

damon hill speaking to me earlier. some more sad news to bring you, i'm afraid.eter bonetti has died at the age of 78 after a long illness. he played 729 times for chelsea, the second most appearances of any player for the club, as well as seven caps for england, including at the 1970 world cup in the quarterfinal defeat to west germany. scottish professional football league has been accused of underhand tactics around its vote to end their season. hearts, who are bottom of the scottish premiership, say the sp fl tried to unduly influence the outcome of the vote by insisting the resolution had to be past in order to release funds to clubs. hard to say they will now propose a temporary restructuring of the leagues to say no club will be financially penalised —— hearts say. there could be a change at the top of world rugby after the vice chairman said he will run against chairman said he will run against chairman bill beaumont. former england captain beaumont has been in charge for the last four years. his re—election in may was expected to bea re—election in may w

. >> when you hear damon's playing, can you feel the longing for a bigger life than the world around. for a degree and career in music therapy. but now that dream is increasingly uncertain. >> how does it make you feel? >> i don't know. it makes me feel kind of scared because i don't know if i'm ready to grow up yet. >> the 16-year-old starts his day not by practicing but by helping his little sister study. his family has had to move from the grandmother's house because she works in the covid-19 unit of a local hospital. across the country, a generation of at risk and low income students like damon are facing the prospect of a lost school year. in cleveland, school ceo knows the families have a lot of challenges. >> are they sad? are they comfortable and safe? do they have proper care? do they have access to the internet? >> when schools closed in cleveland, gordon and his team set up 22 sites for takeout meals for students and their families. distributed learning packets and have 20,000 lap tops for kids in need. >> we have to see you online with our classes. >> but one problem has

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arwa damon, cnn, istanbul. >> an unprecedented drop in the u.s.il market sent stocks sharply lower. the dow closed down almost 2.5% monday after oil futures plunged into neg tiv territory for the first time ever. for more on this, cnn john defterios live from abu dhabi. at one point, they couldn't give the stuff away. what does this brief moment say about the impact of the coronavirus and the impact it's having on oil and the nature of the price crisis we're looking at here? >> well, john, first, for somebody who covers oil, it's a once in a lifetime activity. i had to take a look at the screen two or three times as we crashed down below $38 a barrel. we've made that recovery into positive territory. but think about it. when we talked yesterday, oil was trading at 15 or $16 a barrel. to $1.50 or so is nothing great to write home about and it tells us a few things in the market. three key factors if you ask me. number one, there's no place to put it in the united states. this is u.s. specific, but in cushing, oklahoma, which takes in the texas crud

arwa damon, cnn >>there are nearly 57,000 confirmed cases in all of turkey and nearly 1200 people >>still ahead the coronavirus has put the brish prime minister and i see you tonight we have details on his road to recovery and after the break holy week has taken an unusual sight because of coronarus how local religio lowe's has committed over $170 million and our more than 300,00 dedicated associates. thank you for erything you're doing. season ofaster passover and ramadan for 3 of the main religions of the world and how ironic at a time of crisis whenpeople of faitgenerally come together because of the coronavirus those gathergs are not allowed. >>i lked with leaders in the bay ar faith community for words of inspiration and hope and these challenging times. >>it's not new for the church in the see that we have closed or sports or specifically in the bay area and we had then 1918 iluenza pandemic and sell it is a challenging time it isa painful time it is a time of loss and devastation but we balance that messe with a goodness that we also see and >>the buildings that we go and visit the

arwa damon bringing us up to date on the situation in turkey.any thanks. >>> the pandemic's impact on the oil market is deepening. with demand all but gone, u.s. crude prices have plunged to levels not seen in decades. >>> and canada has just seen one of the worst killing spree's in its history. we'll bring you the latest on the shooting rampage in nova scotia. . that's ahead. when we need to sy apart to stand together, we've built new tools to make and individually ship custom gear to group members, and soon, we'll stand together, together again. visit customink.com today. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. there are times when our need to connect really matters. to keep customers and employe

arwa damon joins us now from istanbul. good to see you arwa.ow is the situation in turkey and elsewhere across the middle east? >> rosemary, i think it's pretty safe to say that everyone here is holding their breath and hoping that this current decrease in numbers that we're seeing, whether it's decrease in number of deaths or decrease in number of people who are testing positive is going to continue along this current trend. turkey took something of a gamble when it came to its covid-19 preventive measures, only really implementing something of a partial lockdown. during the week if you're above the age of 20 or under the age of 65 you can go out provided of course you take the preventive measures into consideration, social distancing, wearing a face mask, and people are generally encouraged to stay home n. some countries in the middle east, we are beginning to see a slight easing of restrictions. turkey itself not there yet though at this stage but in lebanon for example, they are easing restrictions. they are beginning to allow additional bu

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for the latest, cnn's arwa damon sent us a report from istanbul. but first to david mckenzie in johannesburg. >> reporter: here in south africa, authorities are taking a very strict view of the lockdown. more than 17,000 people have been arrested during this time for defying lockdown orders, according to south africa's police minister. in neighboring zimbabwe, more than 2,000 people have been arrested. many of them have been fined, according to state media there. but in uganda, in east africa, at least 20 members of the lgbt community were arrested and then placed in prison because the authorities said they were defying public gathering bans. human rights groups have said that civil liberties here in africa and elsewhere shouldn't be impinged because of the fight against the virus. and just over the last week, you've seen iconic cities in africa, like johannesburg and nairobi, where they've stopped travelers from coming in and out, and even lagos, the center of the economy in west africa really shut down and brought to a standstill. governments wil

matt damon. >> "we bought a zoo." >> jimmy: yeah, he was in that. >> amazing. >> a favorite of mine.m threw it. we were just seeing how strong his arm is. and it turns out it's real strong. it went right through the window of your house. that's how strong his arm is. >> yeah. that's one of my kids' rooms. >> jimmy: i'm sure you've got a dust buster or something like that. good to sigh, man. we've got to get back to the show. we left the audience there. >> i'm sorry, pat. >> it's fine. it's matt. it c isk- can i take a picture with you? do you mind? >> yeah, of course. absolutely. >> you don't have to. >> no, hey, look -- >> jimmy: it's a policy. what is this? this is your phone? >> yeah. >> jimmy: cute. >> i like animals, man. >> jimmy: all right. how do you want this? >> just regular -- >> jimmy: just give it like a little -- one of those? >> son of a bitch. >> jimmy: it slipped out of my hand. >> guillermo: good shot. >> what the [ bleep ], jimmy? >> jimmy: it was an accident. >> it wasn't an accident. >> jimmy: oh, you never had an accident you? never did anything wrong? >> i didn

apologies to matt damon, we only had room on the show for one donkey tonight., maybe just let the bedbugs bite a little. >>> right now work is just getting under way in san francisco on a major construction project along highway 101. these are live pictures. the shelter in place and lighter traffic is speeding up the rebuilding of the overpass. >> this 18 day project will replace part of 101 where it crosses with 280. more on the shut down hour sparks fly thursday night. >> this is the biggest project we had planned for 2020. >> originally set for july and referred to

i'd like to apologize to matt damon. join us tomorrow with arnold schwarzenegger and edward norton.ere watching you sleep. the pandemic and after. abc 7 inside look at the site of san francisco's largest coronavirus outbreak. >> tonight details about what may have been the first coronavirus death in the united states. >>> a front line nurse going to work got a front tire but left stranded because she had a flat tire. >> i'll have the temperatures coming up. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. >> announcer: now your health, your safety, this is abc 7 news. >>> tonight we're learning more about the south bay woman now known to be the first person killed by the coronavirus in the united states. governor newsom wants deaths from the beginning of the year reviewed and today he made the %-p california. >> when can we go back to some semblance of normalcy? there's no date. >> as some states plan to reopen business by may 1st, president trump urging them to pump the brakes. >> it's just too soon. i think it's too soon. >>> good evening. i'm dan ashley. and i'm ama daetz. we're learning mo

apologies to matt damon. i'll be back tomorrow night with tom holland, the spider-man.ped this in our studio before it all went awry. his debut album is called "earth." here with the song "shangri-la," eob. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ going back i'm not going back in the old house we'll burn it to the ground ♪ ♪ none of it a deep and rapid river ♪ ♪ the other side peace will never, never end, end, end ♪ ♪ doo, doo, doo ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ doo, doo, doo, doo, doo, doo ♪ ♪ loneliness no more loneliness just you and me and she is safe from harm ♪ ♪ super moon lighting up the sky all the swans spread their wings and fly ♪ ♪ again, again, again again, again ♪ ♪ i didn't really know i could feel so cold until i found my shangri-la ♪ ♪ i didn't really know i could feel so old until i found my shangri-la ♪ ♪ i didn't really know i could feel so cold until i found my shangri-la ♪ ♪ and i didn't really know i could feel so cold until i found my shangri-la ♪ ♪ coldest night like a summer's dream ♪ i didn't really know i could feel so cold until i found my shangri-la ♪ ♪ i di

the 19th pick they chose damon arnett. the raiders don't own a second-round pick but they do have three third-round selections. you can watch day two of nfl draft starts at 4:00 p.m. and that will be the second and third rounds and make sure you stay with us for the atd after the draft with larry and chris will be here with some post-draft analysis. >>> coming up next, bringing joy and a little fun during these tough times. one south bay woman is doing it with a touch of magic. >>> and we've seen spot the robot dog do a lot of amazing things. but its most impressive feet yet might be on the front lines of coronavirus. >>> mike, i have not seen spot before and -- just looks a little strange to me. but if he's helping out with covid. >> i see him right now. wow, he was aggressive. >> just is a little awkward. but spot is helping with covid. i'm going to focus on that. >> okay. he can be as aggressive as he wants in trying to get that eradicated. i'm all for that. spot don't sit. spot run. we made it to friday, kumasi. oh, my

apologies to matt damon, we wanted to fit him in, but he's too fat.ail.com. send an e-mail, i'll try to answer some on the show, that is how desperate i am for human contact. i'll be back tomorrow with jason bateman. "nightline" is next, thanks for watching. i miss you already.

alumni, running back josh jacobs. 19 overall the las vegas raiders selected ohio state cornerback damon arnett and he came back for his senior year and wanted to improve his draft stock and it looks like it paid off. he was the second ohio state cornerback picked off the board and the raiders acquired that pick from the khalil mack trade with the chicago bears last night nfl commissioner roger goodell announced las vegas will host the 2022 draft, las vegas was supposed to host the event this year but it was called off because of the pandemic. las vegas will go all out, the original plan was to bring in draft picks on a boat on the bellagio hotel fountain. cleveland, by the way, will host the draft next year. >>> it was nice to have something else to talk about and watch besides all of this. a nice break for everybody. 4:49 am. a little break from the warmer weather this weekend it sounds like but let's check with steve.>> that is correct and that goes into sunday but then it is warmer again, all signs are warming up for everybody, up and over everything goes, the weather headlines have

he and damon arnette are the first two weeks in the las vegas era.urrow went first overall to the ben equals, and chase young went to the redskins and jeff ohe. >> reporter: how disappointed >>otas disappointed as be er? they'll be. >> that gem was 15 years ago tonight. green bay selected quarterback jordan love 26th overall from utah state. the sound bite, the gi step by step, we're going to figure this out. we're gonna find a way through this. we're working really, really hard in hospitals, our nurses, our techs, all the docs. it's about staggering when people get sick so that the hospitals can cope. we're gonna go through an awful lot of these. all across puget sound, people have been stepping up and donating personal protective equipment. we stay just knowfor you. you stwe're all with you. thank you, thank you so much. thank you doctors & nurses. >>> the late show with stephen colbert ♪ >> wyatt: i mean, you do regret kissing brooke, right? [ scoffs ] it's a simple yes or no, dad. >> bill: no, wyatt.

i want to apologize to matt damon. i'm so sorry i ran out of time for him., buenos noches, everybody. >>> irs is sending stimulus checks to people who passed away. loved ones are wondering what to do next. >> the pandemic is left essential services without the volunteers they need. coming up i'll explain how you can get out and help your community. a new purpose during the covid-19 pandemic. new ways business is working to keep pets and owners safe. >> april showers on the way. will they impact weekend plans. >> we kind of human resources that only a nation state could be afforded. >> governor newsom reminding us today california has some of the best and brightest minds. he's put together a team including former california governors and silicon valley leaders to work on a new economic recovery team. as the state enters recession. despite the need for economic growth. we could a long way from reopening. >> health and science and a real data. >> more counties are requiring people to wear face coverings in public. >> any time you are inside or

. >> jimmy: that's our time, apologies to matt damon, we only had room on the show for one donkey tonightghtline." >>> tonight, tinder box. covid-19 and the long-term care crisis. >> some of them would crash real fast, like nothing i've ever seen before in my life. >> nursing homes. first flash point of the pandemic. the staggering loss of life spreading across the nation. now the accusations the trump administration could have done more to save lives. >> we don't have testing in nursing homes. we don't have personal protective equipment. things are going to get bad. >>> plus, answering back. one on one with seema verma, white house task force member. "nightline" will be right back.

apologies to matt damon. he knows what he did. we'll be back tomorrow with jim parsons.nding toilet paper." ♪ >> announcer: this is "nightline." >>> tonight -- back to business in georgia. lunchtime and crunch time in the age of covid-19. reopening at a social distance and in search of pandemic relief despite warnings. >> i don't think we should be reopening the economy yet. i think it's going to cost more lives than it saves. >> a delicate dance of difficult decisions. now stepping into a new normal. is this the way forward or a step back? >>> plus, final moments. health care heroes caring for dying patients. as families are forced to keep their distance. holding hands and hearts. >> they can't be with them. they can't comfort them. they can't say good-bye to them. an

selted to players around one henry ruggs the 3rd receiverout of alabama and ohio state cornerback damon arnette justine one event. >>that's pretty cool. but i don't think it's the future or just. >>ndemic i'm not sure i mean i will say again though i was really impressed with how all worked out it was really smooth and have to imagine that it was quite the headache to set up but i was really nice and how it all worked on also like thatthe networks pipe in the the human interest stories as well sowe can learn about these players as it l is unfoldi. >>yeah we got to see th as 4 year olds and the forty-niners gear so we make that connection now is prettyute too. thanks mark all right. still ahead there's a growing feeling that this pandemic has exposed our country's over-reliance on china on some lawmakers are calling now for change. plus san francisco city employees tookto the streets today arguing at the city is not doing enough to and next at 6.30 while most americans remain under shelter-in-place orders. some ates like

and the framework that allows us to organize around six specific themes and teams to every single damon for conditions on the ground. it's driven not by idealogy but úevidence and by the curation o best practices. not just across the state, across the country but from around the rest of the world. we led with that first indication that we will talk about more around testing, tracking, tracing, isolating and quarantine. we included in five more indicators, considerations that we must around making sure we protect the most at risk. our seniors and skilled nursing facilities. nursing homes, assisted living centers, those that are at risk out in the streets and sidewalks. the homeless, people with compromised immune systems, we laid out that framework for the second indicator. how we protect the most at risk. the third indicator was around hospital capacity, health care delivery capacity, not only with in the hospital system but the creation and the opportunity to provide alternative care sites and facilities. utma resources and the people and the protective gear to make sure that the healt

apologies to matt damon. join us tomorrow night with george stephanopoulos. "nightline" is next.e kitchen to eat a whole jar of nut butter. and i'm not even going to sit down. good night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good evening. tonight, we're about to take you inside the epicenter of the covid-19 crisis in new york. >> we are on the front line. we're dealing with tragedy every day. >> our team given rare, guide access. up close with the doctors and nurses treating a monster surge of patients. >> the young father of six telling his wife that he wasn't going to make it is one of the hardest conversations i've had. >> we're with one of their own who battled back from the virus. tonight, "nightline" inside the hot

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they went for defensive back out of ohio state damon arnett, who was supposedly going to go later, but raiders are always looking to push the edge a little bit. all right, we have a little time here to check this out and why not? let's check it out. this is matt dawson who fancies himself as a trick shot maker. i would say he's got some work today. he's got the early part of his act down, but who knows, he may have taken out a neighbor with the last part of his deal here. still working out the kinks, you might say. [ laughter ] >> lookout neighbor is, right there. >> hey guys, i know it's your friday night, it's mine also. i'm going to go fold some laundry. how about you guys? it's going to be great.; doing laundry, i don't like folding it. >> i only fold, that's the deal. >> and i'm still living those albums behind you. >> it's been a week. 50 years ago they broke up. april 1970. have a great weekend. ift table for you? ah, i think i'll hang onto this. this is a special gift. it's a wine fridge -- 36 bottles, stainless steel, dual temp zones for your whites, your reds. she doesn't car

i'd like to thank jim parsons and apologize to matt damon.d get back to him on that. anthony anderson will be with us tomorrow. "nightline" is next. but before we say goodnight, don't forget, there's a virus trying to kill us. goodnight.

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former damon hill has been telling me sir sterling was one of the most talented drivers the sport hasat—of—the—pants driver who threw himself and relied on his instincts. he was very, very aware of what he was doing as a driver. he was incredibly dangerous of racing. and he somehow managed to work out the risk reward ratio, somehow. and knew he had to survive. at the same time was prepared to ta ke at the same time was prepared to take quite big risk. it's almost inconceivably dangerous. now when we look back at that area and what he is to do and when he was expected to do, but he was quite young. i think he was about 25 or something when he w011. he was about 25 or something when he won. perhaps he didn't have so much for her because he was young. he very much was patriotic, and very patriotic driver and a sportsman. i think he believed in those corinthian values. clearly a man who loves raisins. brace into his 80s. and continue to inspire racers like lewis hamilton, it will be his legacy? i think his legacy is that he was a living legend. after he'd retired. he was a legend. after h

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i spoke to the 1996 champion damon hill early, and he was saying the same thing.king about the bigger picture. you heard in the peace there what he did in 1958 to his rival, michael thorn. he prevented him in the final race from being disqualified. if hawthorn had been disqualified, sir stirling would have won might well championship. that was an indication of the man he was, that the white sport and the integrity of it was more important to him thanjust winning —— the wider sport and the integrity of it was more important to him than just integrity of it was more important to him thanjust winning the integrity of it was more important to him than just winning the world championship. katie suggested in her piece that part of his problem in not winning was that he quite liked driving dodgy british cars. very loyal and unpatriotic. very principled in what he was going to do. there may well have been other ways he could have landed that elusive world championship, but he stuck to his guns, and i like the fa ct stuck to his guns, and i like the fact that damon hill de

. >> i am arwa damon in istanbul. turkey surpassed china of confirmed coronavirus kacases.nment is not implementing a full llc, limited liability compa lockdown or cu curfew. they're only doing curfews on the weekends. there are no problem when it comes to ppe or life saving medical equipment. that could all change quickly if the government does not decide to implement severe measures. >>> some shops are able to reopen and already seeing a lot of people on the streets and a lot of people want to go back into these shops and the other things are zoos here opening in germany as well. we were able to go to the zoo where the animals thought it was strange to see all these people around all of a sudden. a lot of the people were happy to take their kids to new places and go out and have a relaxed time in the zoo. >> angela merkel is warning these can be fragile and called wind could be reverse if there are new infections. >>> brazil president demanding an end to quarantine measures meant to slow the spread of covid-19. he did not wear a mask and coughed several times while addres

knew of those damone from the old much of this news thrown in i tunes from the whole so when you hire a commodity tied to using to do. what you. want to meet your house on the net will classroom. live from the world headquarters of the r.t. america in our nation's capital this is the news with rick sanchez pedalo again everybody i'm rick sanchez look whether you're picking us up right now in taipei or tacoma or any place in between as we are broadcasting live around the world we welcome you you may be watching us on portable t.v. the app by the way we're so glad that you're here so look our job is to look out for you right that's what we try to do every single day so one of the stories that we're going to try and bring it as to with a tech company that might be selling your personal information to facebook if they are this is something that you should know about but we're going to begin with the very late.

they took damon arnett. he's a physical quarterback out of ohio state.thought a bit of a read she was going to drop more. what is new for the raiders? they tend to do that they love him six feet tall. not fast you can make a big hit he feels the need with the las vegas raiders a ton of fans in the bay area. you see that stadium being built. the las vegas raiders got really something with the second pick. >> just like the commissioner said, you are on the clock and we are on the clock. have one question that i have to make a quick. regarding the pics for the draft what you expect to get drafted? >> there's only one guy i expect to go today, possibly in the third round that is aston davis. he's a safety he is a fat guy he's a track star. who is not even a football guide. he is now pretty incredible safety. he says he is ready for his next step. he is a fast guy. has a lot of interceptions. most people have him going anywhere to pick number 50 or pick number 75. he's the only one projected to go today. there are some other players projected to go tomorrow.