dane county -- >> 72 of them. >> dane county has said they will continue the stay-at-home order, madison is the big city in dane county, the mayor of madison, wisconsin is going to join us in this hour. so we'll find out what she says is going to happen there tomorrow in her city and her county. we don't know yet. >> it's going to be an interesting situation. a lot of people around the country including michigan are watching to see how this plays out. it doesn't seem like the best thing for public health but we shall see, lawrence. >> thank you very much. >> all right. >>> donald trump who will never buy or ride in an electric vehicle that is not a golf cart is now a big fan of elon musk because elon musk called california's government quote factious that closed his manufacturing plant in california. he knows as much as viruses as donald trump predicted there would be zero cases of coronavirus in the united states by the end of april. april. the month that turned out to be the deadliest month in our lifetimes. this week, elon musk decided to defy california's stay-at-home order and force

yet if as we have just over 2000 inhabitants here and 10 supermarkets we make our living from the danes and of course there's a huge difference when they're not here anymore. border traffic has been largely shut down since mid march and denmark are still hesitating to open up out of fear of new infections. the line between the countries is being guarded by german police an unusual sight on what's normally invisible german danish border. ensuite retail businesses will go broke soon. the months long lol in trading is set to leave scars on businesses here. she also vocal for the effect of closing the borders is that the employees are simply laid off. or they're put on a short time working scheme. temporary workers have all been laid off in our village and we're just waiting for danish customers to come back from across the border so that business in the village can pick up again the t.p.m. in kenya called doff. but the danish on the other side of the border miss german visitors to people who rent out how many flats have suffered heavy losses since tourists haven't been able to enter the co

now thousands of danes normally come to germany every day to shop and order try. weight is an important economic factor in the region of north freezy because in denmark outhaul and many other products are subject to considerably higher taxes but the closure of the border has been bad news for a small nearby german town and its 20 supermarkets. danish beer crowns and denmark's national colors but we're not in denmark this is the german border town of zulu come. here the danish customers king. shoppers arrive on buses to take advantage of the lower sales tax in germany . but now many of the shops are closed the parking spots are empty. the town has lost an important source of income. you haven't yet if as we have just over 2000 inhabitants here and 10 supermarkets we make our living from the danes and of course there's a huge difference when they're not here anymore. border traffic has been largely shut down since mid march and denmark are still hesitating to open up out of fear of new infections. that the line between the countries is being guarded by german police

. >> dane cook called me. >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> and gave us our first covid-19 donation and really gothen he followed up with that with an idea of doing a table, a streaming table reading. and this is something you'd have to go, i guess, at dane on to find out exactly the when and the where to see it. so we're doing, we've got an amazing cast so far together. we're still the cast in a couple roles, something i'll circle back to. and we're doing a reading of "fast times at ridge mont high." cameron having written in the first place. >> jimmy: yeah. >> it's not, with the exception of yours truly playing a different role from the one i played -- >> jimmy: you're not playing spacoli? >> no. >> jimmy: interesting. >> there's a fantastic actor playing spacoli. it's kind of a mind-blowing cast. and with the expression there are no, nos here, i'm now inviting you to join that cast. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> and we'll keep quiet about the role you'll play. that's june 11, i think. >> jimmy: i'm not really an actor, maybe i could be the person who deliver pizza to spacoli. >> we'll have to talk t

(music) cleanliness is not only a virtue, it is a way of life or -- it is a way of life for the danes. (music) and no citizen need fear old age in denmark, or in norway. high timber and the midnight sun, northernmost of the nato allies, norway is a rugged country and its people are rugged, strong. (music) norwegians are rugged but peaceful, tranquil and unhurried -- yet just beyond their homes, the soviet border and the barbed wires of a very different world. iceland does not have an army, but it is an invaluable base in the north atlantic, on the great circle route between the european and american partners in nato. (music) icelanders feel strongly about their position and are willing to defend it against friend or foe. slave nations do not quarrel, they do as they are told. nato nations fly free. nowhere in the world this does freedom fly higher or wider than in canada, one of the youngest nato nations, a land of vast regions of sick thick forest and mineral wealth. canada is fertile and rich and generous. canadians have sent the fruit of their labor and their fields to europe. cana

yet in denmark salut different danes have kept their jobs denmark's unemployment rate is hovering in the range of 4 to 5 percent you see denmark dealt with the whole employment thing different than we had fun fact that's their police force during the pandemic denmark paid their companies to keep employees on the payroll reimbursing up to 90 percent of wages of workers who otherwise would have been laid off denmark also helped hard hit companies pay fixed costs like rent on the condition that they suspend dividends don't buy back stock and don't use foreign havens to evade taxes ah so rather than give trillions of dollars. to big banks and the largest corporations in the world while of 4th of the workforce was fired denmark paid companies to keep their employees and keep paying them do you see the difference starting pay for the humblest burger flipper at mcdonald's in denmark is about $22.00 an hour once various pay supplements are included the mcdonald's workers in denmark get $6.00 weeks of paid vacation a year life insurance a year's paid maternity leave and a pension plan and lik

the danes indeed are getting very creative with that.e classes for instance into old amusement parks and some even into churches. have a look at this. math lessons from the pulpit. when the school outside copenhagen didn't have enough space for all kids because of physical distancing rules, the local church became a classroom. students don't mind. >> it is different, but i like it. and we learn a lot. >> reporter: >> reporter: to help with their statistics lessons, they needed a place with lots of numbers. so they moved to the church's graveyard. denmark's government is encouraging as many lessons as possible outside, the teacher says. >> we have started statistics and math. instead of doing it inside the school, now we can use cemetery. they can collect data and we can work with it and they get much more curious. >> reporter: denmark is rapidly reopening its schools, under very strict hygiene measures. arrival times are staggered, so there aren't too many kids at school at once. you won't see students or teachers wearing masks, though.

on march 11th denmark became one of the first european countries to lockdown and last month the danes were the first to reopen schools, day care centers and smaller businesses. no subsequent rise in covid-19 cases. how do they do it? trace gallagher is on the danish case for us tonight. >> denmark using week number 4 of reopening its economy and i protections of the spike in cases has not materialized. today denmark reported 73 new cases of covid-19 with three new deaths meaning the averages are coming down. even health experts are surprising it appears denmark is unlikely to get hit with a second wave. some believe denmark fared better than other european countries because unlike french and italian danes don't greet each other with hugs and kisses. others sated because they don't rely heavily on public transportation or high-rise multigenerational apartment buildings and while denmark did implement early lockdown's they were not nearly as severe as france, italy and spain. the danes also did not have robust testing or contact tracing it denmark's prime minister says the virus is, quo

in addition, thanks to the hard work of senators gardner and danes, we will be able to take up their bipartisan great american outdoors act and the next work. amounts on achievement to secure public land and upkeep well into the future. we will have the national defense authorization act so that we do not let this pandemic take our eye off the ball on our nation security. will have much work to do in her home states next week, we will have much tot. do will we get back here after that. all around the nation americans are taking precautions they're continuing to show up to do essential jobs to keep the nation going. the senate is not going to be in session two showing up. mr. president i ask unanimous consent t the senate proceed to the consideration of the following nomination executive calendar 654. >> without objects and the clerk record. >> department of defense to be secretary of the navy. have some asparagus with no action or debate let it confirmed be continued and made in late on the table and the president be immediately of the senates action. >> without objection. >> the que

their own door, watched over by their beloved great dane cleo. >> they would leave and go to dinner or go to town and leave the door unlocked because cleo was the guard dog. >> fulfilled as the giriffith's lives seemed to be, keith and julie were transformed when they brought into the world their first doubt. >> when i had that first child, it was the greatest day of her life i think. >> julie lived for my little girl. she wanted to be a part of everything that she did. >> and julie was there for ali when she went into labor with their second daughter, anna elise. her dash to the hospital earned julie the affectionate name nascar nana. >> the flashers were going and she was honking the horn. she says don't have a baby in my car. keep your legs crossed. don't have a baby in the car. >> everything seemed to be going great for the griffiths in 2013. keith had weight loss surgery, and dropped more than 100 pounds. julie was over the moon with two granddaughters. but, also that year, came the rift. zack disclosed to his very religious, conservative parents, that he is gay. >> itse was defin

clen cleanlyness is a way of life for the danes. high timber and the midnight sun. it is a rug ged they are tranqul and unhurried. yet just beyond their homes, the soviet order, and the barned wires of a very different world. iceland does not have an army, but it is an invaluable base. on the great circle loop between european and american partners in nato. they feel strongly about their position. freedom to disagree is one of the basic human freaedoms. one of the basic freedoms of a free alliance. slave nations do not quarrel. they do as they're told. nowhere in the borld does freedom fly higher or wider than in canada. one of the youngest nato nations. canada is fertile, rich, and generous. canadians sent the fruit of their labor and the fields to europe. the largest land mass in nato combines terrain and harsh conditions. british and french influences are roots of modern canada. and across the frontier, the united states. in america more than america, a early european common day tor. i sought the image of democracy itself with it's inclination, characters, prejud

the next dane it's looking like a handmade good friends of the white house. let's forget about what they're doing because they had a bad case. and what you're saying about china, yes, we want to know how this started but we want to know what the president knew and what his administration knew and did or didn't do about it. but that's for later. we cannot continue to save lives and livelihood, indeed our democracy, on the strength of what the president said last night. our bill is -- i'll tell you more about it if you wish. >> i do want to ask you about that. let me first ask you about dr. fauci. there are some indications we have not seen him and dr. birx as part of the task force front and center at the white house at least in at least a week or more. let's talk about dr. fauci and whether or not he could appear before the house. we know he's supposed to appear before the senate but the white house, mark meadows, will not let him appear before the house. donna shalala on an earlier hours here on msnbc and former hhs secretary and member of congress said it's

or bela but it was his strike partner use of powers and who took center stage before kick off the dane was handed the captain's armband as he made his 250th appearance for the club and it turned out to be a banner day for the jew oh then i opened the scoring after 10 minutes. he took advantage of lax defending to guide home conrad limas cross. shortly after his special day with a goal of his on. his head it was too strong for. light sake in the mood. hausen was also involved in light 6th goal he sets up. and the midfielder had no trouble finding a fuck or not. totally dominant going into half time. the break did nothing to hamper their momentum then a finished off a slick move to make it 4 nil. kevin campo and christopher build up made it easy for the striking to double his tally. advena then completed the route latching on to power long ball to complete the 1st ever game. performance to remember for vanna. and a fitting way for powers and to celebrate reaching his milestone. you're watching news a quick reminder before we go you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our web

of more now i'm joined by dr eric dane he's an epidemiologist and health economists from the harvard chan school in public health in washington d.c. thanks for being with us dr if i don't think at least 100000 people in the u.s. have now died from the corona virus what goes through your mind when you hear that number. when i hear that number it's 100000 in 100 days the worst in 100 years and 100 percent of it could have been preventable or at least 99 percent how do we acted sooner because it is the most preventable a number of deaths i've ever seen in recent memory because so much of it because of botching and response and delays notifying we're in b.p.'s testing is just so overloaded what do you make then of the u.s. response to the pandemic so far 'd given that you say 99 percent of these deaths could have been prevented. well. i don't last word because obviously i'm not in the political driver's seat but i think right now in certain ways we have to look forward we have to use realize see the dangers of reopening too quickly we have to realize that we still don't have enough nast'

the danes don't believe in wearing masks in public. haven't started testing very much for coronavirus until fairly recently. what they do believe in, however, is washing your hands very, very often. sanitizing. keeping distance as well. clearly that's something that's been working for the danes. their amount of coronavirus cases is continuing to go down as is their death toll as well. laura and christine? >> fascinating. fred pleitgen in denmark for us. >>> a sharp rise in cases in denmark 2678955,000 globally. a second health commissioner has resigned over disagreements with the president who is egging on people protesting the lockdowns. brazil's president, one of seven political strong men who like to look invincible. their response to the pandemic has made them look weak. here's cnn's nic robertson. >> reporter: vladimir putin, as he likes to be seen, tough guy but not riding so high now. russia royaled by coronavirus has race the to the number two spot behind the u.s. for infe infectio infections. putin's early tough it out stance

the danes also did not have a robust testing or contact tracing. but denmark's prime minister says that the virus is "under control." in the meantime in this country, dr. deborah birx, coordinator of the coronavirus white house task force says that the numbers show a steep decline in both deaths and hospitalizations in recent weeks. over the past ten days, the u.s. has averaged just over 1300 deaths per day in mid-april it was almost 2200. dr. birx also says that the number of infections continues to go down, even though testing is increasing. and in every state, less than 20% of the tests are coming back positive. in new york, less than 10% of tests are positive, which is significant considering a month ago 45% of new york tests are coming back positive. and finally coming you know the groceries, packages, and countertops you have been wiping down for the past few months? the cdc says that coronavirus does not spread easily from touching surfaces or objects. because even if a virus is on a surface, it is likely not infectious. the cdc still recomm

the danes overnight have announced they are further accelerating that process.e oldest kids to return to school next week. we do have to point out it's an emergency curriculum. it's about four to five hours a day. you can imagine the parents in this country who had their children at home for many, many weeks are happy about that as well, guys. >> i'm sure schools here are looking at the experiences of denmark for models of how schools might reopen. fred pleitgen, thank you very much. >>> more on a dire warning from the cdc this morning. we'll give you details next. as our gum issues. l there's no question it's something that i would recommend. special delivery ♪ and right now, is a time for action. so, for a second time we're giving members a credit on their auto insurance. because it's the right thing to do. we're also giving payment relief options to eligible members so they can take care of things like groceries before they worry about their insurance or credit card bills. right now is the time to take care of what matters most. like we've done together, so m

the dane was handed the captains armband as he was making his 250th appearance for the ballclub.t turned out to be a banner day. he opened the scoring after 10 minutes. he took advantage of lax defending to guide home conrad's cross. sir -- shortly after, he marked the special day with a goal of his own. his header was two strong -- was too strong. leipzig were in the move. he was also involved in the third goal. the midfielder had no trouble finding the far corner. the brake didn't nothing to hamper their momentum. a slick move was finished off to make it 4-0. the buildup made it easy for the striker to double the tally. bernard then completed the rout, matching onto the long ball to complete the first-ever ghost-game hat trick. a performance to remember and a fitting way to celebrate reaching his milestone. >> you cannot put a face mask on an opera singer or on a wind instrument player. those are the words from the head of moscow legendary theater. they captured the dilemma facing artists in the pandemic. they can only safely perform once covid-19 subsides. performers are sudde

statement that was made public by one of the members of the cabinet in jordan that dane turned to close 24. out of the dirty to be a law office in jordan. to put more strictures. on day activities of the p.l.o. even sure. we are not in the oil cage as some are thinking if we are in lebanon. having some problems in syria that will not put an end for the p.l.o. or for a palestinian state we are still alive if it were as people who are still alive in our occupied territories facing the israeli occupation despite jordanian frustration many palestinians believe don i thought had accomplished a masterpiece to. a man but to me as set out of the man accords was a brilliant tactical maneuver executed by yes i refer that he used it to gain some breathing space he established relations with jordan signed the agreement and then abrogated it. he was expecting from the going to go down as one on a felt himself he feigned ignorance as to want to go wrong but it seemed that spite of all our efforts to call down the team to make just a bit is which will effect it in data or directly. to your dentist in

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this city is a paradise for cyclists so i'm going to do with the danes do and discovered by bike so let's go. our 1st ride along the harbor to the most famous landmark of the city's the little mermaid from hans christian andersen fairy tale the love story of this young mermaid even made its way to hollywood so copenhagen is known for the little mermaid and you have this impression and to me this thing and then you get here until this girl thing in the water. she inspires me to seek out more creatures of the deep blue sea so i visit the blue planet denmark's national aquarium. as a shark tank with hammerheads and sting rays. a colorful coral reef. and playful puffins in a tank with fish and fauna from the pharaoh islands. this occur in minutes and also in europe's largest aquarium with the largest mariah to all fish and the largest number around she told charlie bolden 48 to find her solace and sophie from the fish and sea 3 try and go see him in those more than 7 minutes or so while trying to hold on you know a visit to the a prayer is my special to. turn out for something to eat and for

news the danes are i will have the spring farmers be a small fee for treatment this can busies is better sites a common sometimes the animals need surgery the reds gets this farm a spring that can create life over. in the decent 80 percent of rural households own livestock for many families livestock on an important supplementary income source it's a poor rate of malnutrition means animals are vulnerable to disease preventive measures against diseases such as foot and mouth disease which is widespread here are. very good if you love. the keep livestock at home we have 20 to 22 cattle washed away by the recent cycle and they are feeling. well i have been needed treatment for the remaining animals today i got medicine for my animals. a few kilometers away in my heart. here the rexall training family how to keep their animals healthy. the w p g is active in around 70 locations and. partnering with the local animal welfare organization. for. the poor country poorest areas of india so in this way or that we are providing right now he told me that on a 1000000 serious ones. he will if yards aw

those wind energy and had you to mention tried our best to save the planet like the car took some danes we felt he was in the. choir my friend he says he only retards for only 2 days the rest of the day suso upon this i think that was all humans should try to do on days where there is little direct sun the abbotts hard school is dependent on reserve solar energy stored in batteries it then has to limit the use of electricity they will turn down the air conditioning or ton of some of the lights but by generating its own clean energy the school is saving money and producing electricity without producing harmful c o 2 emissions we are way behind in nigeria in. bringing up creative and innovative ideas so protecting our environment from protecting the future of the nation one of the greatest lessons we have to teach our children in this day and age is how to make them better mentally better and safer place the example set by the school is teaching the students the importance of protecting the environment a very practical way the hope is that they will now share the a new insights with us. n

dane this kind of viral traction so quickly facebook said it pulled the video because it claimed wearing mask could make people sick, youtube said it removed the video because it included medically of substantiated diagnostic advice for covid-19. but even after the company said thursday they would remove the video copies of it still circulated online fact checkers like alan juke whose company works with facebook says kogan 19 misinformation is spending almost as fast as the virus. so the expression a lie can travel halfway around the world before the truth. he gets boots on really applies here is it impossible for fact checkers to keep up with the level of covid-19 misinformation. >>you're absolutely right about a light traveling faster because people want to believe these things and if it's there. they're believes the bubble that they're in and so then they want to share it with their friends like they've got some inside knowledge why are people pushing misinformation is why do people finding people do this. >>so some people push misinformation to make money so it's to sell health suppl