denmark. norway. russia. the usa. and canada. in 1909 the canadian government created a new northern territory called nunavut which means our land. summer has arrived and none of it but it's still cold just 3 degrees centigrade. the researchers are right from resolute bay. spent 2 months on the territories not cops. there are no settlements here and no roads either there's not a lot of vegetation because the tundra subsoil is permanently frozen. the scientists set up their camp and it's anything but luxurious their only connection to the outside world are the transport helicopters this expedition is financed by the governments of canada and germany. germany has invested a lot of money in out research and will continue to do so i think is very important as we continue to study the effects of global warming. we need to find out more about how the entire climate system functions and. the. cost is a geologist who works for germany's institute for geosciences and natural resources which is part of the federal ministry of economics and

this is an american journalist talking about denmark. take that blueprint, drop it in here and make it work. we appreciate your reporting, derrick thompson, at the atlantic. read his article and get an idea of how it works when a functioning society decides to take on a crisis of this magnitude and actually starts to get it right. that wraps up the hour for me. i'll see you tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. thank you for watching. "deadline: white house" starts right after this quick break. , you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. a partner who makes sure every step is clear, accoshe spends too much time on the internet. according to the census, she just needs a few minutes more. the census is now online. and by answering a few simple questions, you'll help inform where public funding will get distributed for things like medicare, community centers, public transit and more. then you can get back to whatever you wer

also coming up germany closed its borders with some of its neighbors travel to austria switzerland denmark and france will be hit as berlin increases measures to try to stop the spread of the coronavirus. and the shutdown continues to tighten across europe spain imposes almost total lockdown telling residents to remain inside their homes it's the 2nd worst hit country in europe after italy. i mean any use of welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has congratulated the federal reserve on another cut in interest rates the u.s. central bank on sunday dropped its target range to between 0 and 0.25 percent it's the 2nd cut in 2 weeks and that shoring up the u.s. economy during the coronavirus emergency and trump also had advice for americans on how they should behave during the crisis. there's no need for anybody in the country to hoard essential food supplies they said to me could you please tell i'm just going by enjoy it have a nice dinner relax because there's plenty but you don't have to you don't have to buy the quantities. because it's hard to refill the stores on a basis as rap

denmark has one of the highest top income rates in oecd, 55.9%. that rate is applied to anyone making 1.3 times the national income. in the u.s. this would mean any income over $65,000 would be taxed at a rate of 55.9%. the biggest hit to the poor and middle classes in europe comes because they like everyone pay a national sales tax of 55%, much higher than the average u.s. sales tax of 7%. these countries raise more than 20% of their revenue this way compared to 8% of tax revenue in the u.s. one final statistic. a 2008 oecd report found the top 10% in the united states pay 45% of all income taxes while the top 10% in denmark pay 26%. in sweden, 27%. this basic point is worth underlining because the american left seems largely unaware of it and only become more true over the last decade. the united states has a significantly more progressive tax code than europe. in other words, bringing the economic system of denmark, sweden and norway to the united states would mean embracing more flexible labor markets, regulations and deeper commitment to free

they include denmark, poland, slovakia, czech republic as well as cyprus. a ban on travellers from most of europe entering the united states has come into force. president trump indicated that the uk may soon be included in the measures.

while the top 10% in denmark pay 26%. in sweden, 27%. this basic point is worth underlining because the american left seems largely unaware of it and it has only become more true over the last decade. the united states has a significantly more progressive tax code than europe. in other words, bring iing the economic system of denmark, sweden ask norway to the united states would mean embracing more flexible labor markets, light regulations and a deeper commitment to free trade. it would mean a much more generous set of social benefits to be paid for by taxes on the middle class and poor. if bernie sanders embraced all of that, it would be radical indeed. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and let's get started. >>> america's longest war, so-called forever war may actually be ending. yesterday representatives of the united states and the taliban signed the agreement for bringing peace to afghanistan. the document sets a 14-month window for the u.s. to withdraw troops. it also calls for the release of 5,000 taliban prisoners. on the other side

denmark announced, lots of inaction.rk announced, lots of countries have taken lots of different approaches on this. if there is a change now, is at the right time? time will tell. interesting parallels between the states, and here. forallthe interesting parallels between the states, and here. for all the one nation is, we also have a sort of libertarian prime minister seeing himself as a one nation person as well. the message has been keep calm, carry on, we are a highly developed countries. we will go hysterical about this. we have this 4—phase thing, contain, delay, research and mitigate. i'm not quite sure what the differences between one or the other, but clearly the telegraph is signalling that we had move from one phase to the other. now it's a pandemic. we don't know if that will be announced, or whether the names accurately reflect the phrases, etc. except what's going to come, because it's one thing to see the chinese president locking down the promises of 60 million people. italy have done this as well. i will

partially shut out its neighbors the government announced that boundaries with switzerland austria and denmark will be closed added restrictions are also being imposed on the french german frontier and germany itself many of the country's largest cities have ordered schools to close for a monday and authorities have ordered bars pubs and clubs to shut their doors to customers police were out on the streets of berlin and forcing the closure and so. anding reluctant travelers home regional transport for a trip restrictions are also expected in the coming week. for more i'm joined now by william glue croft in berlin hello to you william so germany is now the latest country in europe to shed at least some borders what more can you tell us about the closures that's right germany's interior minister for say hoffer just finished a press conference along with officials other officials of the german government outlining what is going to happen come into force starting monday morning at 8 am that is when border restrictions for france austria switzerland denmark and luxembourg are going to come into for

denmark has reported its 1st coronavirus death an 81 year old who was hospitalized for other serious illnesses the announcement came after the country closed its borders to host foreign visitors for a one month to curb the spread of coronavirus denmark has confirmed more than 800 cases. u.s. president donald trump says a coronavirus travel ban placed on $26.00 european countries will now be expanded to include the u.k. and ireland the president added that he himself has been tested for the virus and is awaiting results but he said his temperature was quote totally normal. police in moscow have detained dozens of people protesting against political repression outside the headquarters of the federal security service mostly young demonstrators called for the release of political prisoners some also spoke out against planned constitutional reforms which would allow president vladimir putin to run for 2 more terms. a barrage of rockets has hit a base housing u.s. and other coalition troops north of baghdad officials say at least 3 coalition troops and 2 iraqi soldiers were wounded no grou

let's get you up to speed now on the latest coronavirus developments elsewhere denmark has reported its 1st coronavirus death and 81 year old who was hospitalized for other serious illnesses the announcement came after the country closed its borders to most foreign visitors for one month to curb the spread of the virus denmark has confirmed more than $800.00 cases. poland's plan to impose a 14 day quarantine on citizens returning from abroad has triggered a scramble by many to close cross the border before midnight on saturday when the measure comes into effect the country is also shutting its borders to foreign travelers without residency permits international trains and flights will be suspended. and this is pension of england's premier league due to the coronavirus pandemic has won a fanbase more worried than others liverpool are 25 points ahead of 2nd place manchester city the title is within touching distance but supporters fear that if the season is a band and their club could be denied despite winning last season's champions league liverpool have been waiting for 30 years for a l

to control the spread of coronavirus travelers face controlled entering and leaving france austria denmark luxembourg and switzerland the government is set to rule on air traffic later today. and the shutdown continues to tighten across europe spain imposes almost total lockdown telling residents to remain inside their homes it's the 2nd worst hit country in europe after italy. u.s. president donald trump welcomes a further interest rate cut from the federal reserve and he tells americans to stop panic buying. a monica johnson berlin the to have you with us europe's open borders are beginning to close germany joins a growing list of e.u. countries to at least partially shut out its neighbors in a bid to halt the spread of the coronavirus the german government has announced that its borders with switzerland austria denmark and luxembourg will be closed new restrictions are also being imposed on the french german front here. a rare sight on the french german border german police manning checkpoints for nigh on cross border traffic will be at a near standstill. the borders today in mark switz

of the coronavirus the german government has announced that its borders with switzerland austria denmark and luxembourg closing new restrictions are also being imposed on the french german french air. everywhere site on the french german border german police manning checkpoints for nigh on cross border traffic will be at a near standstill. the borders today marks what so the and austria and luxemburg will also be almost completely shuts. the. people of that significant reason to travel will not be allowed to cross the border in either direction. and. all non-essential travel across the border. commuters will not be affected by the shutdown and kids will still be able to cross the border unhindered anyone just leaving symptoms of coronavirus infection will be handed over to the health authorities. there's no set time frame for these travel restrictions and the government says it might extend them to borders with other neighboring countries. vidic me it's important that as few people as possible are infected. so we have to try to slow the rate of infection. but there are really problematic

denmark has reported its 1st corona virus death and 81 year old who was hospitalized for other serious illnesses the announcement came after the country closed its borders to most foreign visitors for a month to curb the spread of the virus denmark has confirmed more than $800.00 cases. poland's plan to impose a 14 day quarantine on citizens returning from abroad has triggered a scramble by many to cross the border before midnight on saturday when the measure comes into effect the country is also shutting its borders to foreign travelers without residency permits international trains and flights will be suspended. in the czech republic special measures are being introduced to prevent the spread of covert 19 the borders with austria and germany are closed people crossing other checkpoints are being monitored and undergoing temperature checks before they are allowed to continue their journeys. well in germany authorities have not yet imposed the kind of strict nationwide measures seen in other european countries but authorities are urging people to take precautions to slow the spread of

>> dunbar: here we have another -- in denmark if you another -- in denmark if you look close -- or thatnly licensed in stockholm. what is happening? jamie: anyway, game show, kumite, cinderella story. you know karate? no, alan, i practice muay thai, completely different skillset. >> dunbar: in this time of crisis we do know that some supplies are sarce but in georgia a company that makes its money selling spirits is now giving away liquid gold. here is mark strassmann. >> reporter: at atlanta's old fourth distillery, a shot of hope is nothing you drink. >> it is more liquid difficult than sort of the gel stuff. >> reporter: it is hand sanitizer made here and it is on the house. >> the entire country is asking for it, everyone is asking for it. >> yes. >> i think we could probably make and give away 1,000-gallons a day. we want to cut this a little more. >> reporter: the moore brothers, maff and craig, usually make premium gin, vodka and bourbon, now they are filling a need in a national emergency. >> so i am working on basically taking our supply chain g paratus and transitioning it fro

server censorship or not when it comes to covering islam in denmark or maybe western europe there was a children's book written by the endangered author about the life of the prophet muhammad and he went public saying that you know i wrote this book but i had difficulties finding an illustrator and that became a national story so there was a discussion and we called it not with the 2 once part by calling industries or. the c.e.o. arms and so on and so forth and then report suggested why don't we invite. as a cartoonist to draw the prophet and then we'll find out if there's a. in search of a drum in the most offensive word no no no no no no my invitation goes draws a prophet as you see him and what i think are true of cartoons only 3 or 4 in fact depict the prophet. mystery millikan love the freedom of expression is a fundamental right in shrine and in the universal declaration of human rights long considered a cornerstone of democracy doesn't need to be defended at all costs and does not mean that you do have to defend views or in this case cartoons that you might find abhorrent or of

came after the country closed its borders to most foreign visitors for one month to curb the spread denmark has so far confirmed more than $800.00 cases. to the situation here in germany now authorities have not get impose the kind of strict nationwide measures seen in other european countries but authorities are urging people to take precautions to slow the spread of corona virus many german states have shut down schools and kindergartens in the capital berlin has ordered bars cinemas museums and sports facilities to close. at 1st glance it appears many shoppers are strolling around cities like cologne but store and cafe managers say they're seeing fewer customers than usual so this question after i left about business is not doing well sales are down quite a bates. it's a different story at many weekly markets with shoppers lining up to buy groceries some german supermarkets are seeing panic buying many images of empty store shelves are circulating on the internet suggesting a crisis that doesn't really exist and the shelves today are usually fully restocked by the next morning the govern

let's get you up to speed on the latest coronavirus developments elsewhere denmark has reported its 1st coronavirus death an 81 year old who was hospitalized for serious underlying health conditions announcement came after the country close its borders to most foreign visitors for one month to dick curb the spread of the virus denmark has so far confirmed more than $800.00 cases. poland's decision to impose a 14 day quarantine on citizens returning from abroad triggered a scramble by many to cross the border before midnight countries also shutting its borders to foreign travelers without residency permits international trains and flights will be suspended. in the czech republic special measures are being introduced to prevent the spread of cope with 19 the borders with austria and germany are closed people crossing other checkpoints are being monitored and undergoing temperature checks before they are allowed to continue their journey as . u.s. president donald trump says a coronavirus travel ban placed on $26.00 european countries will now be expanded to include the u.k. and ireland am

denmark has so far confirmed more than $800.00 cases. poland's decision to impose a 14 day quarantine on citizens returning from abroad triggered a scramble by many to cross the border before midnight the country is also shutting its borders to foreign travelers without residency permits international trains and flights will be suspended. in the czech republic special measures are being introduced to prevent the spread of covert 19 the borders with austria and germany are closed people crossing other checkpoints are being monitored and undergoing temperature checks before they are allowed to continue their journeys. u.s. president donald trump says a krone virus travel ban placed on $26.00 european countries will now be expanded to include the u.k. and ireland american citizens and residents would still be allowed to return home to the u.s. but they will face screenings and other quarantine orders the president from said he was also considering traveling with travel restrictions within the country to areas hit worse by the virus the spre

says europe is now the epicenter of the coronavirus demick with many countries going into lockdown denmark is the latest blocking entry to most foreigners all other states are imposing border checks and in spain a state of emergency has been declared. new zealand has just announced a mandatory 2 we quarantine the anyone entering the country that's on top of measures including the cancellation of a memorial service for the $51.00 victims of the mall shootings a year ago on friday hundreds gathered for a special prayer service in the city of christ church but with even larger crowds expected at sunday's planned event health officials called adults as a precaution. iran security forces will tear the streets of major cities within the next 24 hours and a renewed effort to fight the spread of the virus state media say shop streets and roads will be emptied iran is one of the country's most affected by the pandemic with a death toll of 514 and more than 11000 infections. and turkey and russia have agreed on the details of a cease fire in syria's in the bridge and the plan was finalized up to 4 d

of some european country and i think it's about 2 percent in denmark and they tend to be overwhelmingly more for foreign 12 and over and over whelming. and subjugated economic status ok let me put that point to fleming it's easy to target symbols it's easy to say you want to target the symbols of a marginalized powerless community that's already subjected to racism and discrimination much harder to go after more powerful actors or figures or totems to use an extreme phrase. punching down i mean these cartoons grew out of context and context is very important i mean there were 12 cartoons made it look at all 12 cartoons if you look at all 12 cartoons you can see no studio type times for the united states and we were into creating the muslim minority into a danish tradition of satire and we were saying to the muslims we do not ask more of you we do not list of you what we ask of you exactly the same as we do ok if we are going to do so and so and in their. mission you are not outsiders you are not strangers we do not treat your children i want to get your individual i want to develop this

they include denmark, poland, slovakia, czech republic as well as cyprus. on travellers from most of europe entering the united states has come into force. president trump indicated that the uk may soon be included in the measures. the virus has spread to at least 19 countries across africa — with cases confirmed for the first time in kenya, ethiopia, sudan, mauritania and guinea. we've reports from around the world, but first this report on the situation here in the uk from our correspondentjohn mcmanus. this time last weekend, britain was still in the containment phase of the outbreak. now, with 11 deaths and nearly 800 confirmed infections, new measures have been introduced to slow the spread of the virus. this may's local and mayoral elections will be moved next year. all premiership football has been suspended until april. and this weekend's six nations has also been kicked into touch. prisoners who catch the virus may also have to be isolated in special accommodation. and the uk government may be about to go further. the bbc understands that it will f

server censorship or not when it comes to covering islam in denmark or maybe western europe there was a children's book written by the endangered author about the life of the prophet muhammad and he went public saying that you know i wrote this book but i had difficulties finding an illustrator and that became a national story so there was a discussion and we called it not with the 2 ones part by calling industries. the c.e.o. arms and so on and so forth and then report suggested why don't we invite. as a cartoonist to draw the prophet and then we'll find out if there's a. in search of a drop of the most offensive word no no no no no no my invitation was draw the prophet as you see him and what i think are true of cartoons only 3 or 4 in fact depict the prophet. mystery millikan love the freedom of expression is a fundamental right in shrine and in the universal declaration of human rights long considered a cornerstone of democracy doesn't need to be defended at all costs and does not mean that you do have to defend views or in this case cartoons that you might find abhorrent or offen

says europe is now the epicenter of the virus cunt demick with many countries going into lockdown denmark is the latest blocking entry to most foreigners and other states are imposing border checks and in spain state of emergency has been declared on a 30 day ban by the u.s. no flights from europe excluding the u.k. and the island is due to come into effect at 0400 g.m.t. that's less than an hour from now. where the famously busy streets of new york city have been much empty than usual as a state of emergency took effect more than 400 infections have been reported in the state from new york is government is on that. just 20 minutes north of new york city this is new rochelle new york's governor sealed off the city of 80000 but more than 100 people contracted coronavirus the highest cluster anywhere in the u.s. . scenes like out of a science fiction movie a drive through testing station for corona virus the facility designed to handle 200 cars a day has one huge advantage over traditional testing methods according to new york's governor it's actually safer to keep them in their car so they

says europe is now the center of the coronavirus pandemic with many countries going into lockdown denmark is the latest blocking injury to most foreigners while other states are imposing border checks and in spain a state of emergency has been declared. around security forces will clear the streets of major cities cities within the next 24 hours in a renewed effort to fight the spread of the virus state media says shop streets and roads will all be emptied iran is one of the country's most affected by the pandemic with the death toll of 514 and more than 11400 infections the country is struggling with a lack of life saving equipment and has asked for an emergency $5000000000.00 loan from the international monetary fund so much robby has more from tehran. the fact is here in iran ever since the outbreak began the country's government a struggle to bring the spread under control you can observe it on a daily basis as the death toll and the number of cases continues to rise president hassan rouhani as president rouhani is government has taken criticism over and over again from across the pol

i think this is a moment when the denmark model is valuable.t every single cost of this pandemic on to the government's credit card, and we are going to simply put the economy into sort of a frozen state so that when this crisis finally passes, we will not be facing an absolutely decimated economy and all the societal ills that will flow from that, they can sort of thaw everything out, people can return to their businesses, hopefully they will not be completely destroyed, things will be somewhat as we left them and this is a moment when the treasury secretary and others should be looking at that more drastic model that is really called for in this situation. >> sarah, at united, which is an airline you represent and delta, which is one your union doesn't represent, in both cases they have asked people to take either unpaid leave or sort of take packages to leave. this bill means that they got to keep everybody else paid until september 30th. what is your sense of what happens after that? is it another tranche of the bill that we're going to hav

a challenging times in denmark seamy john bolton copenhagen. germany has some of the highest infection numbers and the world but if that's how they rate as much lower than its neighbors dominic kane and berlin looks at what the country is doing right taking all the precautions they can medics help administer tests for corona contamination at this center in berlin dr leaker lipka and her team are showing concerned patients how to perform the procedure on themselves outdoors when it's done their swabs and blood samples a sent for analysis. so that we explain and deal with people's uncertainties including the every day problems worries about chronic illnesses in connection with the coronavirus by doing so we are taking away some of the burden from a marriage and see ambulances and that's how job the size of the task germany faces is clear with tens of thousands of confirmed cases and the worry there may be many more as yet undiagnosed gets to inflict a gift that doctors and nurses working in the medical profession are preparing for the biggest cha

and denmark, 70% to 80%. they say it will be much more efficient than the slow process you are rolling out right now. you've been asked this for several days now, you say things are on the table. people are laying off workers now. now you say struggling businesses could choose not to pay employees and the workers could receive payments under the new benefit. is that what you're urging struggling businesses to do and why not go with the higher age subsidies? prime minister trudeau: we are looking at more direct help for businesses. we realize in an ideal situation , businesses wouldn't have to lay off people and people wouldn't have to feel like they've lost their job and don't have a job to come back to after this crisis. so we are working with business groups, we are working with small businesses, hearing their concerns, looking very carefully at the models put forward in other parts of the world like denmark and germany and others and looking at how we can make that work or make equivalent things work here

before wage it subsidy in line with the uk and denmark and 72 to 80 percent much more efficient than the slow process that you're rolling out right now. and you've been asked about this for several days now the question keeps saying that these things are the table but people are laying off workers now. now they are saying the struggling businesses could choose to simply not paint and their employees rather than laying them off and then the workers can then receive payments under this new benefit. is that while you are urging struggling businesses to do and why not go with a higher wage subsidies printed justin trudeau people wouldn't have to feel like they have lost their job and they don't have a job to come back to after this crisis. so we are working with business groups and we were working with small businesses and hearing their concerns and looking very carefully at the model forward in other parts of the world like denmark and germany and others. in looking at how we can make that work or make the equivalent things work here in canada. we will have more to say that in the comin

we come to this beautiful beach in denmark for a very special kind of speech challenge. s.u.v.s are struggling with their public image at the moment they're seen as climate killers gas guzzlers and polluters. but at the same time they're more popular than ever among car buyers. and this is the muscle car among the s.u.v.s the $550.00 horsepower for chicago and to pay its fuel consumption and way more than 10 liters per 100 kilometers per. hour car tester gina is convinced it'll beat all comers in a straight sand spread. this power washing is all the idea of a posh the i just want the seeds. of the old 911 washes on the other side you might think about it if you need 550 horsepower and a lot of all ranks of holes but the good thing is everyone can decide. if you're going to thrash around high powered s.u.v.s you need to come to a place like buy your straw on denmark's west coast yes the danes let you drive here of course the beaches are more crowded in summer time to beaches here in the municipality there's a couple of beaches further up north and on the islands of by me

basically, since the 1990s, if you look at examples in sweden and denmark, they have been lowering orng property taxes lowering corporate taxes allowing vouchers for schools, for public schools and private schools, which is one of the reasons why their education has improved. the founder of ikea who famously came back -- left his own country and moved here has now gone back because he says the tax environment for him is getting better. so they appear to be moving away, more towards market reform and not towards what you are describing you would like to see here. >> all right. and i'm not an expert on the current economy in sweden: disagree with me if you want, does sweden guarantee healthcare to all people as a right? >> martha: finding other ways to pay for it because they have to find ways to improve their economy. >> every person regardless of income can go to college. is that not the case in the united states certainly not. >> martha: 5.6 million people, i think in denmark not 300 million. >> of course. but my point is what these countries have done and they don't get the credit f

if you see people in denmark, i wouldn't drink the water coming out of the tap in denmark. they showed me the water. it's scary. a guy two nights ago working three jobs and living paycheck-to-paycheck. three jobs. gentrification in the united states is in charleston, south carolina. the fastest. the education is ranked close to the bottom. i went to hilton head and never been to hilton head. and i went to hilton head to do a town hall and i went around with one of the people whose family has been there for 150 years or something. and i went and looked at what hilton head looks like and i read the law about how they did zoning when they built golf courses and built the bridge or tram so it could be part of the mainland, and they basically wrote the law to make sure that when hilton head got developed and a lot of rich people came in to play golf that the money didn't get shared with the black people who lived there. it was there black and white and it was absolutely deliberate. honestly, i am somebody who feels as if we need a serious transformational change. we need it. [ap

several of germany's neighbors including denmark, poland, and the czech republic, already close to theirrontiers. as the virus advances, the global race to produce a vaccine is gathering pace. in germany, this firm hopes to have an experimental low-dose coronavirus vaccine ready by june or july. available for human testing. the company denied reports the u.s. resident donald trump offered large sums of money for exclusive access to it. in the u.k. where things have been more relaxed, the promised or announced a new raft of emergency measures. without drastic action now, cases of the virus could double. >> that is the time for everyone to stop nonessential contact with others. and to stop all unnecessary travel. people to start working from home when they possibly can and you should avoid pubs, clubs, theaters, and other such social venues. >> as the number of virus cases increases in romania, a network of volunteers has growing in book rest to help elderly -- is growing in bucharest to help elderly people. for the vulnerable, these are axis times. country after country, the situation det

freights or you're across the border commuter borders israel stress which than france luxemburg in denmark now all closed to you 100000000 europeans now. in lockdown most most notably obviously and it's only spain and increasingly in france as well and the impacts obviously is very much social what what are people supposed to do with that line but also how are they supposed to bali things and what you're seeing at the moment is is this push back against any source of response from central banks to lower interest rates to try to stimulate spending and and cut the cost of borrowing all the full the stock markets across europe are down maybe even more than they were an hour ago 67 percent now across the board because the markets just simply don't believe that the measures already taken by the banks to cut interest rates are going to make any difference at all to the lives of all the people who simply call and get to work and therefore calm in any money and it's starting to lead to occasional very interesting responses for example in denmark we're told the meeting between the government and th

denmark's prime minister announced that all kindergartens, schools and universities will close for twohe coronavirus. and events attended by more than 100 people will be banned. juventus defender daniele rugani has tested positive. the 25—year—old has been placed in quarantine as the serie a club makes checks on those who have had contact with him. disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, has been sentenced to 23 years in prison for rape and sexual assault. weinstein — who was long considered one of hollywood's most powerfulfigures — was found guilty in a trial in new york last month. our north america correspondent nick bryant is in new york. there was joy in this moment for the victims of harvey weinstein. that the convicted rapist will spend so long behind bars, that their voices have finally been heard. in courtjessica mann and mimi haley delivered victim statements describing how he ruined their lives and then had to listen to weinstein's rambling remarks, in which he expressed remorse for the women but also the men going through this crisis. then came the sentencing,

. >> denmark, belgium, portugal -- all -- (music) [music] (music) (music) >> on 1 september 1939, theis sent it smashing into poland. and to a new world war, for france and england, faithful to their mutual assistance pact with poland, immediately declared war on germany. they opened mass attacks on polish towns and cities. hitler, according to the notes, said -- >> destruction of poland in the foreground. i shall give a propaganda score, starting the war. never mind will it be plausible or not. have no pity. take a brutal attitude. >> but, as usual, before the attack on poland, hitler told the world -- >> during the troubled months of the past year, the friendship between poland and german has been one of the reassuring factors in the political life of europe. january 1939, adolf hitler. >> the path of destruction started in poland. but soon it led north and south across all europe. and each new aggression was based on hitler's principle that in war, victory, not right, is what matters. >> nonaggression treaty. it is firmly resolved to maintain peace between denmark and germany under