we can also speak to the liberal democrat co—leader, sir ed davey.ovide positive active assistance to the government, but also being a sort of critical friend, if you government, but also being a sort of criticalfriend, if you like, is that how you would view your own position? yes, totally. i agree with everything that she just said then. and when you come from a press co nfe re nce and when you come from a press conference where you've seen the chief nursing officer of england, ruth may, talk about the fact that two of her colleagues, to registered nurses, young nurses, mothers, have died today in the service of the patient's. then you have to have a sombre mood and you have to get behind the advice of the experts that we must stay at home. so i completely agree with her, and indeed with the government on that. we have to protect our nhs. we have to behave responsibly. this is a deadly virus. it's so infectious, so contagious. and we can all play our distance. and when we go out in those moments we have to, whether it's to buy food or to have exerc

let davei will gallagher here from the jet propulsion laboratory in california talk about this, but this is an amazing capability built by scientists and engineers out in california at the jet propulsion laboratory. dave, i will let you talk about it. dave: this is a great news story in the midst of this pandemic. when we started to stay-at-home about four weeks ago, one of our engineers just could not stand the idea of sitting back and doing nothing with the spreading coronavirus, and came up with a design. very rapidly, we built the team, which did a lot of the work remotely, working from home. and in just over four weeks, have developed a covid-19 ventilator. it is unique in many ways. at jpl, we build spacecraft. we don't build medical products, and the innovation and creativity of the men and women of jpl, it is incredible. so this thing has about 80 parts. a normal icu ventilator has an order of magnitude higher than that. these parts are not in the ventilator supply chain. they are regular parts, so we will not be by building be interrupting the supply chain for icu ventilators. m

chris south threatening to destroy what crops they have left in a country where hunger response of davey life after years of civil war the majority of south sudanese are already in a state of food crisis now things look set to get even worse last year we had to feed 5000000 people due to fighting and flooding already in 2020 we've had locust invasions and now there is a code 19 pandemic which we predict could almost double the people in acute hunger by the end of 2020 across the world. and those numbers are shocking we're also told the rate of a hunger pandemic and it gets through a 130000000 people. could be pushed to the breaking story by the end of 2020 that's a total of $265000000.00 people. government lockdowns are taking their toll in brazil it's estimated that up to 40000000 informal workers have been dragged into extreme poverty handouts here in rio de janeiro are keeping people fed . others are doing whatever they can to survive. that might be defeated me honestly it's very difficult with selling food in order to survive but my daughter annoying me we're out of work and we're do

and i've never seen so many know it alls nobody has ever lost on twitter. >> welcome to our world, daveyr you can burn the boeing stuff. >> microsoft and shopify, this is one of the things, people always say i'm late and i know microsoft is way up and shopify was way up, but you know, i still like it, and i still have done pretty well for me and today was a good day and when things hit an all-time high like shopify and amazon should you run away, basically from a stock that is clearly at one of its high points like those two right now? >> that's a good question. there are a lot of names like that that are more defensive stocks, tim that are at highs so what do you do >> dave, you're very brave playing hurt right here and with microsoft, this is like an original sixth franchise that's come back and won the stanley cup. think about the microsoft and it's now back at the top of the heap and it's kind of another metaphor it's kind of like the athlete and the bryce harper who has signed a huge contract and the expectations are so high and he has a decent year, but again, it's really where it'

again to attract pioneers and trailblazers contributing to the mix of new and old classics that canton davey found all around town. check out the modern design classics and the powerhouse museum. will visit a hotel in the front a luxury establishment with the 300 year history. and globe trotters will also check in with us from making colombia. for a volume of begins at good his former residence in the very heart of the city the author and naturalists lived here for half a century. be sure to grab an audio guide to get the most out of your visit. just rented the residence later it was given to him by his patron grand duke. that allowed to remodel and furnish it to his liking. he had this staircase built in the italian style. it's. a wonder if the steps like this back and go to stay he once wrote that one never tired of going up and down. in the front part of the house you find elegantly furnished rooms this is where good to welcome to his guests artists scholars politicians and members of the royal family. sculptures were here to remind him of his time in italy there are also busts of had . b

the good news is, victims of past coronavirus outbreaks have robert davey is a boston university researcher who d working to fdrug therapy for covid-19. >> there's a lot of evidence that people who have been infected by other viruses similar to this have a sustained immune responses, have good antibody levels for a long time after infection and those protect them against being reinfected by the same virus. but we have to learn, 're still in the learning phase, to know if that's true for this particular virus, but it is likely. i>> reporter:n the meantime, ththe ragon is partnering m.i.t. and harvard's broad institute to ramp its antibody testing capacity u 10,000 samples a day in the hopes of conducting a study of new england and beyond that will tell us what percentage of the population has experienced the coronavirus. but, alter says, much more needs to be done for them to be successful. >> it's this issue that ere's no cooination from the government to bring the right thought leaders together, commercial partners who can make these types of tools at a level that can really respon the nee

davey against it not amount to conviction and although generally australian courts high courts had been very very few overturning juries trail the jury so i mean there and there are very digs in this case what they so really said that if instead what we say and ted was not. listen. mark the signal there is frozen martin can you hear me. for she looks like we have lost martin this time over time martin let's try it can you hear me yeah like it yes yes hey can i can hear you ok very good ok good let me ask you this what is this yes yes ok now we've got the signal back what does this mean for the catholic church this decision to throw out the conviction well you know sense i mean very conservative parts of that got to look church will feel be indicated by by the sentence at the very same time it does put a very serious dent in sort of in the attempt of the church to sort of clean itself and show its show it didn't face and what about the survivors i mean there you know that survivors across the world the people the legions of people who say that they were abused by the churches clergy. loo

all planes so many unanswered questions and lots of things to organize for the next travel season davey's band record looking at the tourism industry for us thank you very much. south korean government officials are playing down speculation over the health of north korean leader kim jong il and say he is alive and well kim has not been seen in public for more than 2 weeks and there have been unconfirmed reports that he was seriously ill following heart surgery. kim jong un is usually front and center of north korea's state propaganda if you will to his usual omnipresence has fueled speculation that he is ill or even dead after he failed to attend birthday celebrations for his grandfather kim il sung on april 15th the ceremony honoring the now deceased founder of the north korean state is the country's most important annual event. cording to a network of north korean defectors kim has undergone cardiovascular surgery on the 36 year old is reportedly in poor physical shape due to obesity and heavy smoking. but the south korean government says that rumors surrounding the dictator's health ca

some of the latest developments in this pandemic the united states has registered the world's highest davey cove in $1000.00 death toll 1st day saw $1169.00 confirmed deaths from virus related causes singapore will close schools on most workplaces for a month starting april the 7th the measure comes after a surge in new virus cases and germany now has more than 80000 confirmed cases of more than 1900 deaths as the head of the country's disease control agency says deaths are likely to have been undercounted. well one country with a rather stiffly low infection rate so far as india which has $2500.00 confirmed cases out of a population of $1300000000.00 last week the country introduced a nation wide lockdown to stand the spread of the virus in a video message broadcast on friday prime minister narendra modi tried to balls to morocco urging people to light candles for 9 minutes on sunday night. joins us from the indian capital welcome did mr modi speech include any concrete public health protection measures. the shots is no prime minister school about the need not to get despondent in isolatio

shipping along with other key industries like car making and davey ation have been designated as essential in the allocation of relief funding south korea like many other countries realizing it's not enough simply to survive this pandemic but ensuring it comes through with the means to make it prosper wants more mcbride al-jazeera to sun child protection agencies are worried millions of children around the long down in nature are at risk of domestic violence 7 charities are asking governments to prioritize the safety of children who may be in danger many asian nations including india and singapore have reported sharp rises in domestic violence during the pandemic and in this roy chowdhury is director of programs and policy at save the children india he says child protection services are reporting a record number of young people calling in for help. i think this is an unprecedented time and to be very honest none of us have seen anything like this before we have now noticed that in the last if you if you compare the pre lockdown period and and the current scenario there is a rise of 50 perc

the top 5 shipping powers in the world shipping along with other key industries like car making and davey ation have been designated as essential in the allocation of relief funding south korea like many other countries realising it's not enough simply to survive this pandemic but ensuring it comes through with the means to make it prosper once more macbride al-jazeera busan. human rights activists say the philippines government's strict enforcement of lockdowns led to serious violations committed by police the u.n. describes the country's response as highly militarized jamila onondaga with more now from manila. these were the last few moments of winston ragas his life before he was shot dead by police they say the former soldier refused to follow their orders and was threatening to shoot them so they fired detained. twice. but witnesses deny this they say he posed no threat to anyone in the movies who spoke to the islamic he says rug was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and this death is a huge loss for them and. he was very thoughtful especially to his nieces and nephews he

the party's acting leader, sir ed davey, suggested the bonus should be set at £29 a day, similar to auty. disadvantaged teenagers in england will be able to borrow laptop computers to help them study at home when schools are closed during the pandemic. it will be up to schools or local authorities to decide who needs help with access to a computer and 4g routers to help families connect to the internet. an online academy offering pupils 180 lessons every week will also be launched to support remote learning. captain tom moore, the 99—year—old british war veteran who's been walking lengths of his garden to raise money for the national health service, will be the guest of honour at the opening of a new so—called "nightingale hospital" next week. he will appear by video—link. so far he's raised an astonishing £25 million. the money will be used to buy food parcels and counselling sessions for national health service staff, as well as electronic tablets to allow patients to talk to their families. and now the weather with louise lear. hello there. it's a subtle sundae pretty much right ac

talking to sir ed davey from the liberal democrats.brings the total death toll now to 18,100. 0ur health correspondent anna collinson is here. give us a sense of context to these figures. every afternoon at about this time, these figures are released from the department of health, and they cover the whole of the uk. so we have had england and other parts of the uk earlier. and what they are saying is in the past 24 hours there have been 759 deaths on these figures, which takes the total in the uk up to more than 18,000. now, we also saw a big jump in those figures yesterday. there we re in those figures yesterday. there were more than 800 deaths announced yesterday following a bit of a dip at the weekend, which is what we have been seeing over the recent weeks. so this set of figures is a slight drop, compared to yesterday, but as we have been saying, you can't read too much from one set of data. overall, though, the trends we are seeing in the figures is that we are seeing in the figures is that we are going down and this is backed up

the top 5 shipping powers in the world shipping along with other key industries like car making and davey ation have been designated as essential in the allocation of relief funding south korea like many other countries realizing it's not enough simply to survive this pandemic but ensuring it comes through with the means to make it prosper once more rob mcbride al-jazeera busan. updating our top stories for you so far today new financial data shows the impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on world economies the us germany in nigeria the economic heart of africa are among countries experiencing their worst recessions in years german g.d.p. is forecast to shrink by more than 6 percent this year the government expects the most painful recession in generations to bottom out in the next 3 months economic activity it says could pick up again after that as long as a 2nd wave of infections can be avoided britain has the e.u. 2nd highest coronavirus death toll after italy the number has jumped to more than $26000.00 after the government started to include fatalities in places like care homes

and again i never did i davey and i don't or do you know any big i did but coming and going to the mob. it is what got me a moment. going to drama because i'm going to. get. him a bad. date and i've got to not be doing a big. name is a big if you know what i'm going to tom of the american aim of the movie you know ana. but then i didn't i didn't but then i didn't even as i did the d.n.a. . d.n.a. get. it or not. about it but. at the end of this journey i find myself once again in gazi on the kenyan coast his son is just coming back from fishing this he was calm today the wind was out of the north and the currents led them to the right fishing grounds. after getting a glimpse into the lives of his son and the fishermen in india sri lanka and costa rica i think to myself that the future of our oceans would be better left in their hands. i think you're not feeling well how do you mean when you look when you come on the new torn down by louis need one that you call the mine and you'll. always be the knowledge that i might be. one of you know you mean you are here and i mean we do it is yes

davey, that's what you said to me about football. get in the game.avorite in the group other than wynn i think it was a great buy when you start gambling again, it's going to be all port because he's a great guy let's go to peg in california. >> pete. >> pete. my bad my bad pete my bad >> booyah. first time long time i wanted to shout out my dad and my brother they're sheltering in place in ohio we watch your show every day we jump on zoom and chop it up i wanted you to know you bring families together. >> great okay >> my stock is cloud player. >> there was a guy -- i read it. i didn't really think much of it we had a downgrade today of cloud flare. it's done the best and is the most expensive i respect it's the most expensive. that's the conclusion of the lightning round. >> the lightning round is sponsored by it'd ameritrade ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> memo to executives before you start your earnings conference calls, watch old nfl games. watch how players burst out of the tunnel, fly out on the field. it's called being jacked whoever comes out the most jacked

the travel ban has davey stated cash has devastated the aviation sector.his is -- the travel ban has devastated the aviation sector. this is one of many sectors deviating. >> it is said they are burning through cash at a record rate, and for boeing, that has them going big on bonds. their debt was sold in seven different parts. again, it is 25 billion, the biggest issuance for the year, and the seven part feature of it is, according to people close to the matter. boeing was already hurting even before the covid-19 outbreak, but that had a lot to do with the fact that the troubled 737 max situation was just not resolving in a swift time period. boeing is now betting that its balance sheet strength and access to capital is going to get it through these tough times. and then you've got liquidity, along with its plan to cut jobs and production, boosting its stock, from the bond market and their job cuts. boeing together, with some other companies, finding that this is a way to get liquid. they originally sought at least $10 billion, according to reuters, and t

daniel boone, davey crockett, these frontier people. give them that. this is good.iven that turner begins looking at census data, he says that every 10 years the u.s. does the census. every 10 years they could plot on a map where people live. every 10 years you could see just as clear as day probably on a map that is bigger than this, you could see a frontier line. the frontier is not just an abstraction, it is a line, it is on a map. you go to here and say if i take one step over i am crossing the frontier. it goes west every year. remember dime novels and westerns? this plays into that. then, the census of 1890 happens. i will talk about two different years in the census when we are in here together. not today. today is 1890. the other bigshot census is 1920. this is the first one. turner says the census of 1890 shows there is not a frontier line anymore. this is a really big deal. there is not a frontier line anymore. you could now get on the train in boston and you could go all the way across the continent and you could get off the train in san francisco and you

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this is sutter health san francisco davey campus.r operating room staffers tell us a surgeon continued to do elective breast reconstruction surgeries, defying orders. >> we were all very surprised. >> reporter: one agreed to speak with us anonymously, fearing retaliation. >> we would express to each other concern that these cases were happening. >> reporter: the cdc and u.s. surgeon general instructed doctors to stand down on surgeries that can wait until after the pandemic to preserve hospital resources and reduce covid-19 risks within hospitals. the san francisco department of public health issued an order saying failure to comply constitutes an imminent threat and creates an immediate menace to public health. >> many of us felt that there wasn't enough scrutiny in making sure that the cases that were being booked actually were truly emergencies. >> reporter: staffers say they became even more worried when someone in the operating room tested positive for covid. >> this is absolutely the wrong thing to do, to do elective surgery. >

shipping along with other key industries like car making and davey ation have been designated as essential in the allocation of relief funding south korea like many other countries realizing it's not enough simply to survive this pandemic but ensuring it comes through with the means to make it prosper once more macbride al-jazeera busan. human rights activists say the philippine government strict enforcement of walk downs has led to serious violations committed by police the u.n. describes the country's response as highly militarized. dogon reports from the capital manila. these were the last few moments of winston ragas his life before he was shot dead by police they say the former soldier refused to follow their orders and was threatening to shoot them so they fired detained. twice. but witnesses deny this they say he posed no threat to anyone in the movies who spoke to its family says ruggles was suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and this death is a huge loss for them and. he was very thoughtful especially to his nieces and nephews here remember there were birthdays and he w

shipping along with other key industries like car making and davey haitian have been designated as essential in the allocation of relief funding south korea like many other countries realizing it's not enough simply to survive this pandemic but ensuring it comes through with the means to make it prosper once more rob mcbride al-jazeera sun. the world health organization is giving its latest update on the global response to the corona virus pandemic let's go live to geneva and less than a lot of questions look at that risk please. thank you thank you tariq good morning good afternoon and good evening as of tomorrow it will be streamlined since i declared a public of the emergency of international concern over the outbreak of norval cauldron of bonuses but today i would like to take a few moments to look back at the period preceeding that announcement to be clear about what the bleacher knew and what we did which could help the country to understand this 3 months on the city 1st of december deadly jer's epidemic intelligence system pick it up or report about a class that of cases of the mornin

daniel boone, davey crockett, .hese frontier people give them that. this is good.turner begins looking he says thata every 10 years the u.s. does the census. every 10 years they could plot on a map where people live. every 10 years you could see just as clear as day probably on a map that is bigger than this, you could see a frontier line. the frontier is on a map. if i takehere and say one step over i am crossing the frontier. it goes west every year. river novel -- remembered novels and westerns? this plays into that. then, the census of 1890 happens. i will talk about two different years in the census when we are in your together. not today. this is 1890. the other bigshot census is 1920. this is the first one. the census of 1890 shows there is not a frontier line anymore. this is a really big deal. there is not a frontier line anymore. you could now get on the train in boston and you could go all the way across the continent and you could get off the train in san francisco and you have never crossed the frontier. it will be telegraph lines the whole way. it wil

let's speak now to sir ed davey who is the acting leader of the liberal democrats.ng in a blame game. there were system errors which we need to get right. that's professor costello. systemic or political errors? we will need to have to look into that. whether it was the system not giving the right advice to ministers or the minister is not listening to the advice properly. we heard scientists and experts say there were warrants the government needed to act more quickly. —— there were someone. professor anthony castella seem to suggest that today. we have to look at that but he is right that at the moment we need to put together. we have a huge crisis on our hands. health crisis, economic crisis. and we have to try it to find a solution together for these problems. we have to try it to find a solution togetherfor these problems. i do think the government has got to really get a grip on the supply and protective equipment. ppe. for health care and social care staff. and we really have to get to grips with testing. the testing numbers are way lower than the government

likewise john davey, along home shouldered fellow, shoemaker by trade. draws his words and for comfortable is as comfortable. he had on a green coat with leather reaches leblanc's and blossom of his 14th. and these men are largely anonymous, were the ones who went and did the hard marching and fighting and marching and fighting again and again month after month and made the words the noble ideals of the declaration of independence more than just a declaration. more than just words on paper. when we celebrate the fourth of july, we celebrate the great opening passages of the declaration of independence and we celebrate that all men are created equal. life liberty and the pursuit of happyness. none of that would've been possible without the men who marched with washington through 1776 and beyond. and doubt thank that they were all heroes. they were not. hundreds deserted. thousands deserted as time went on. thousands more went home when their enlistments were up. the only enlisted for a year. when the time came to go home, there was nothing to stop them an

rise is a figure and the davey rise is a figure of 638 —— daily.government have been saying. very interesting listening to nicola sturgeon. this is alexandra mackenzie who i was talking to in the last hour and she explained more and gave more context about what nicola sturgeon has been saying. what she was saying is we need to adjust our lives and learn to live with this virus. she made it clear that we will not be going back to life as it was before coronavirus any time soon. but she was also acknowledging that we cannot live in this complete lockdown indefinitely. she said that certainly had negative consequences, not only for the economy, but also for people's mental health. she has said this was very much a framework and it's not the time to relax any of these restrictions. she talked there, as you heard, about social distancing. she said it is likely to be with us for some time to come, possibly until the end of the year or possibly even beyond that. some of the detail that she did give in terms of when things may start to relax and be lifted

thank you very much, ed davey... boris johnson will update the country later about the government's coronavirus strategy but warns he won't "gamble the sacrifices away" by relaxing social distancing measures testing is crucial to easing the restrictions but ministers remain under pressure, over their target of 100,000 daily tests by today. nhs leaders call for a new approach. the head of thejudiciary in england and wales says coronavirus could prompt the biggest changes to jury trials since world war two. british airways has said it may not restart its services at gatwick airport once travel restrictions are eased in a memo seen by the bbc. in a letter sent to airport staff the airline said up to a quarter of its pilots could lose theirjobs because of the pandemic. a separate letter sent to pilots said the few services still running from london heathrow could be suspended due to a collapse in customer demand. sally gethin is an aviation industry commentator. good afternoon. good afternoon. given what we all know ab

hollywood and davey, florida. they are on the front lines.about this as anybody else. brian: some of the rules i think the governor is missing. it's not about the pandemic and the stay-at-home. we are doing that it's about what she put into this. they are unreasonable. she had so many executive orders you say they are up to 52. you can leave your house, you cannot leave your house but you -- you can't leave your house to buy a gallon of paint or flooring but can you leave your house to get an abortion. can you have a boat but not a motor boat. can you have a kayak or a canoe. really? you can't use your other house in state which a lot of people use to get out of city. that is not allowed. so no wonder these people are protesting. you can't have a landscaper mow your lawn. you point out the fact that some of the stuff is unenforceable and not -- it can't be one size fits all. >> right, brian. you brought up an interesting point. one of the things that's really gotten a lot of the folks up here you mentioned it about being able to go up to thei

we go over to sir edward davey. no help with devastating consequences. i wrote to the chancellor on the 8th of april with a lib dem proposal to help these self—employed people and protect the taxpayer, so will he please no help these self—employed people dependent on dividends before it is too late? thank you, mr speaker. the right honourable member mentioned groups who actually are engaged with the specifically in the design of the self—employed scheme and i am certain on the day that when it was released received reasonably positive comments, notably the taxi drivers association and one of the musicians' federation three is well—nigh spoke to them both personally as we develop the scheme and they were very supportive at the time. we have designed these schemes to get help and support to people, as many as we can in a time available and complicated changes to those schemes would mean we are able to delay getting supported millions of people who are either already in receipt of it all very shortly about to receive i

let‘s talk now to the acting co—leader of the liberal democrats, sir ed davey who joins us from his homepoints, the liberal democrats, i was asking about protective equipment for our nhs and care staff, i heard the doctor they‘re talking quite movingly about how hard they are working with the courage he and his collea g u es working with the courage he and his colleagues to have and also how they are trying to comfort the relatives and patients. so, we do need to give them protective equipment and the liberal democrats have banged on about that but i also asked dominic raab about testing. but if we are going to get rid of these restrictions, if lockdown is ever going to be lifted, we need to be cautious, nobody disagrees with that, but we need to have the tests, they need to be in much greater number, we need to be doing them in the community and we need to be learning lessons from countries like denmark and germany, that you mentioned, which appear to have a better grip on this. the university of oxford professor over the weekend he was saying that they were hoping to get to some tests

sir edward davey.1967. he worked in our nhs for decades and he was cheating coronavirus patients when he caught the disease and —— he was treating coronavirus patients when he caught the disease and died. on behalf of anton and other nhs workers who made the ultimate sacrifice for others, we learn the lessons urgently, will be government commit itself to an independentjudge led enquiry and how the crisis has been handled. first secretary. can i thank the right honourable gentleman, ijoin him with the tribute that he made to doctor anton, i know first hand, i've been into kingston hospital, by boys web born there, i've been treated there, the incredible work they do. it's my local hospital too andi they do. it's my local hospital too and ijoin with him in paying tribute to what they have done. i won't take up its offer of committing to a public enquiry. i think there are lessons to be learned, and when we get to this crisis, it will be important that we ta ke crisis, it will be important that we take st