darlington raceway, darlington, south carolina, 18 days from now. 18 days from now, race is going on.e 11 races in seven dayses. not only sunday racing, midweek racing prime time on fox and fs1. this is likely to set a tone for sports leagues and americans at home. students making up lot of work short periods of time. sports season everything is the play offs all the time. turns lemons into the best year for sports fans ever. governor roy cooper said with decline in public health, memorial day weekend for 60th straight year. that will be the longest streak in flat car. that is charlotte, raceway. all the races are in carolinas. they don't have to do too much travel. darlington on the 17th, tuesday the 199th, western the 20th. they go to charlotte for four weeks and four race i should say. no financial loud. social distancing. i wonder what media access will be like? because sports on tv, radio, streaming will become more important than ever right now. nfl draft, we saw the shattered records. we're starving for sports. we're not performing brain surgery. we are professionals, know how

i was interested listening to can he chapman, who lost a seat in darlington, and has been involved inaying on the doorstep during the election, if keir starmer had been leader, i might have voted for you, but i can't vote forjeremy corbyn, because there are those who still worry that another london mp, part of the political establishment and the governmental establishment, he was director of public prosecutions, a nonpartisan role nonetheless, involving him in the business of lawmaking, law enforcement, that he is not the person to reach out to those people, particularly disaffected, many safe labour seats the labour party lost in the december election. how do his supporters respond to that criticism? i think that is an issue. there are some people and labour supporters who have been labour supporters who have been labour supporters for years who looked at jeremy corbyn and felt he was part ofa jeremy corbyn and felt he was part of a metropolitan set that was out of a metropolitan set that was out of touch. scotland, for example, an area where labour could absolutely rely on dozens of

nascar trying to get back on tracks no fans but cars on the track, at darlington in the middle of may weekend of may sometime darlington in south carolina worth noting south carolina is a state that is beginning to reopen even some retailers in that state are already open but what nascar is trying to come up with us developing and the sports business journal reported this on monday, that this was target date target race not scheduled race darlington is not on the actual schedule. until the fall until labor day weekend what they're trying to do one develop a covid-19 coronavirus testing regime for all of the participants tall crews drivers anybody who would be at track but they are also trying to pick tracks that are near charlotte. the whole of nascar is based worn charlotte north carolina so darlington is within driving distance look for charlotte actual coca-cola 600 race memorial day weekend watch for that martinsville and bristol you could see see those cars on the track less than a month. no fans however. maria: we will leave it there breaking news we will take a break and then a

shasta darlington, cnn. >>> states across the united states are fighting to get more life-saving ventilators. just ahead, what is at stake if they don't get them. >>> also, deaths in the era of coronavirus, a young mother and wife shares her heartache over losing her husband and not being able to be with him at the end. 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 give you the speed, reliability, and security you need. tools to manage your business from any device, anywhere. and a team of experts - here for you 24/7. we've always believed in the power of working together. that's why, when every connection counts... you can count on us. >>> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world. i'm natalie allen. here are our to stories for you. the united states reported its highest one day death toll friday from the coronavirus, more than 1100 people dying. government health of

they announced the first race will be held on may 17ing in darlington, south carolina. not be allowed. nascar says it is implementing social protection equipment and social distancing and health screenings for anyone who enters the venues. another major change the new york city system will not be running. shim money wrarks are the details? >> reporter: so an unprecedented move by the governor. he seems to be at the end point here there has been a problem with the homeless, given all that complaints from the transit authority workers, they announced they will be closing it down between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. so they the disinfect the subways on a nightly basis and so what's going to happen is they're financial to have workers fan out all across the subway. they will use cleaners. they will really get into some of these subway cars, these subway stations and buses and clean them. one of the reason, we've heard from the governor. he's taken criticisms early on in keeping the subways opened, one of the reasons he kept it opened is because of the front line workers, the doc

. >> reporter: i'm shasta darlington in sao paulo. the president has fired his health minister. the outgoing minister was one of the biggest proponents of social isolation in brazil. he supported governors when they closed schools and closed businesses, and in some cases mandated sheltering at home. but that put him at odds with bolsonaro, who has repeatedly downplayed covid-19 as nothing more than a little flu, and warned that the economic fallout from the quarantine measures could actually be worse than the virus itself. >> reporter: i'm clarissa ward in london where the uk government has announced a three-week extension of its lockdown. uk authorities saying that although there are indications that the restrictions put in place have been successful, it is still a mixed picture and in some places the numbers are continuing to spike. some european countries are already beginning to loosen those restrictions, officials here saying that that would risk a secondary wave of infection that could be even more devastating for the public health system and the economy. >> our thanks to

. >>> i'm shasta darlington in sao paulo.dent bolsonaro joined protesters to demand an end to quarantine measures meant to slow the spread of covid-19. he didn't wear a mask and in fact coughed several times while addressing the crowd of a couple hundred. some of the protesters were also urging million tear intervention to close down both congress and the supreme court, which have supported social isolation measures. bolsonaro called his supporters patriots, and said that their freedom, their liberty must be guaranteed. now bolsonaro has clashed repeatedly with governors as though closed schools and all but essential businesses insisting the economic fallout from those measures could cause more damage than the virus itself. >> lives on the line this morning. >>> there are so many developments on this pandemic each hour. here's what to watch today. >>> there are so many questions about coronavirus and safety and what is safe to do and not to do. dr. sanjay gupta answers some of those questions next. we've been there in person,

the more morning news in south carolina reporting it'll take place may 17th at darlington raceway, butd on nascar's official schedule yet either. connell? connell: all right, grady, covered it all for us on the sports beat. grady trimble in chicago. thanks so much for joining us, see you back here same time tomorrow. "lou dobbs tonight" starts right now. lou: good evening, everybody. the chinese communist party is intense ifying and broadening its global propaganda and disinformation campaign as china refuses still to acknowledge their role in unleashing the worst pandemic on the world in more than a century. china's president xi jinping refuses not only to admit that china engineered the virus, but he also refuses to apologize to the world for unleashing the virus on unsuspecting nations, nations he could have warned as the contagion has raged outside communist china now for almost

race shops and get those cars ready to get back on the track, it maybe in south carolina down at darlington there is a movement afoot. not to talk about myself, but i was at the green market over the weekend, in the heart of new york city, in union square. you know what? people were making it happen. there were blocks, and chalk on the ground of where you should stand to get in line at all the different booths. you had to line up to get in. people here in new york city, we always focus on these protests in other states. people are hot mad in new york about their business is being shut down, and about them being cooped up in their homes. because, you know what? the american people could be trusted to do the right thing, keep their distance from folks, stay at home when they could, even to wear masks to bend the curve. they've done that. so, why can't they be trusted to do the right thing now that businesses are opening? >> melissa: yeah, dr. nesheiwat, let me ask you about that. juan also said those people who have to go to work -- i don't know many people who work who don't have to go to wo

here at darlington memorial hospital, funding pays for ipads and wi—fi to enable patients to keep in tom is thanking the nhs in almost 30 million ways. the men and women who work for it want to say thanks and congratulations in return. we would like to say a big thank you to captain tom. one, two, three... # happy birthday to you. # happy birthday, captain tom. # happy birthday to you. #100 years! happy birthday, captain tom. applause just keeping you posted on the time because we are expecting the aircraft to take off in the next six or seven minutes. as soon as that happens, they are flying over packed and more's house this morning. that is from raf coningsby are now going to go to bedford. they will fly under three loops around his house and celebrate. 100 years old. he has raised nearly £30 million for the nhs. why wouldn't you celebrate that? now for the sport. good morning. for the second time in the space of eight few weeks we are mourning the loss of one of the great leeds united players. the impact of trevor cherry was important. tributes have been paid by all sorts of peopl

the "morning news" in south carolina reporting the first race will take place may 17th at darlington but there will be no fans in attendance. the league, nascar, that is, has not confirmed on its official schedule whether that will happen. in the meantime, nascar is actually seeing solid ratings for i-racing and speaking of ratings, the virtual nfl draft saw its highest rated draft ever, 55 million people watching that over the three days of it. 15.6 million, up 37%, just on that first round alone last thursday. neil? neil: incredible. thank you very, very much. more after this. weathered many . seeing the break in the clouds before anyone else. together, we'll weather this storm. it's my own thing that i can do for me. since i don't have time to read, i mean i might as well listen. if i want to catch up on the news, or history, or learn what's going on in the world, i can download a book and listen to it. i listen to spanish lessons sometimes to and from work. yea, it makes me want to be better. audible reintroduced this whole world to me. . . (music) ♪. neil: you know we always lik