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dehydrated, this was the moment paramedics arrived at paul nicholls' home to take him to the queen elizabeth hospital from his hospital bed, he wanted to thank the nhs and warn others. don't roll the dice and chance it, his tweet said. one of the nurses said we've probably got to close the curtains now, and i said, are you taking the dead away? and she said yes. it just suddenly struck home, at that stage, that could be me. that could have been me. i can't tell you what this feels like. it's amazing. i want to thank everybody for keeping me going over the last ten days. i really appreciated it. alison woolford also recovered. here, smiling on hearing that she was going home after being cared for in hospital in swindon. ijust knew i had to sort of stay positive and concentrate on getting myself better. and the nurses were helping me with that, because they were telling me about, you know, do deep breathing exercises and, when you can get out of bed, make sure you get out of bed and walk around for ten minutes and get your lungs working. because that's how you are going to get out of here. alison captu

dehydrated, this was the moment paramedics arrived at paul nicholls' home to take him to the queen elizabeth hospitale nhs and warned others... "don't roll the dice and chance it", this tweet said. one of the nurses said we've got to close the curtains now, and i said, are you taking the dead away? she said yes. it just suddenly struck home, at that stage, that could be me. that could have been me. atjust five months old, amelia is one of the youngest patients to be treated for covid—19. now safely home, her mother has thanked the team for all their support at such a worrying time. we were shocked. i knew before the doctor walked in, cos of what he was wearing... he had all his ppe on, so i had prepared myself. but i was very shocked, you never think it's going to happen to you or your family. i can't tell you what this feels like. it's amazing. i want to thank everybody for keeping me going over the last ten days — i really appreciated it. alison woolford was treated with oxygen and also recovered. here, smiling on hearing that she was going home. the number of nurses and health care assistants who

this was the moment paramedics arrived at the paul nicholls' home to take him to the queen elizabeth hospitale wanted to thank the nhs and warn others. "don't roll the dice and chance it," his tweet said. it struck home, at that stage, that could have been me. i cannot tell you what it feels like. it is amazing. i want to thank everybody for keeping me going over the last few days. i really appreciate it. alison also recovered. smiling, on hearing that she was going home after being cared for in hospital in swindon. i knew i had after being cared for in hospital in swindon. i knewl had to after being cared for in hospital in swindon. i knew i had to stay positive and concentrate on getting myself better. the nurses were helping me with that because they we re helping me with that because they were telling me about doing deep breathing exercises and, when you can get out of bed, make sure you do get out of bed and walk around, get the lungs working. that is how you can get out of here. alison captured the view from her window, along with the view from her window, along with the room where she

what happened at carter house by utilizing what we had available, at midlands hospital and elizabeth hospital -- gov. ricketts: talk about what you did ahead of time. dr. anthone: that was exactly our plan, to use those extra beds at those facilities, renovated for us and prepared for us for that particular situation, and it was so good to see the cooperation we had from those hospitals, the cmo's the 's that weekend for it obviously we cannot give using hospital beds for that kind of situation, unless someone is ill enough to require a hospital bed could we are working right now to try to get the dormitory rooms ready at the university of omaha, university of lincoln, as well as working unemployment and a plan to open up some of the hotel rooms in the larger policy and areas to help with that kind of overload. and to be able to even use those hotel rooms as maybe even a way beingnsfer patients from inpatients of the hospital back to the hotels or dormitory rooms , where there's convalescence, so those plans are all in place right now. maybe you can talk, dr., about how you worked in blair an

chrissie emerson was a "valued" health care assistant at the queen elizabeth hospital in kings lynn inrished" mother and grandmother. she was 84 years old. her grandson ben wood said she "had such a drive" and "gave her life and dedicated it to the nhs". the father—of—two worked on the woodland ward at east surrey hospital in redhill. according to the chief executive of the surrey and sussex nhs trust, ruben was a "highly respected and talented" nursing assistant and a "much—loved friend" to many at the hospital. dr peter tun also died from coronavirus. he was a doctor at the royal berkshire hospital in reading. he died on april 13th, three weeks after emailing his bosses asking for ppe. let's speak to his son michael tun. that morning, michael. do tell us about your dad? he was (inaudible) have you found that you have learned more about his work and the patients he treated since he died? have many people got in touch with you? absolutely, yeah. a lot of his patients, some from about 20 years ago, it turns out he is still in contact with them. that was a sight i never knew about him, i

hospitals. cbs reporter elise preston is at the epicenter of the outbreak and she's joining us live from central park. elise? >> reporter: elizabeth, this field hospital behind me in central park was built by volunteers. today, new york's governor put out another call for volunteers, asking them to step in and help health care workers treat patients. this was the scene outside nyu's hospital on monday. ambulances backed up, trying to bring patients to the emergency room. governor andrew cuomo says the apex of the crisis is yet to come. >> we have been behind it from day 1, since it got here. and we've been playing catch up. >> reporter: in queens, people did their best to socially distance at laundromats and grocery stores blocks away from elmhurst hospital that's filled with covid-19 patients. >> we're just going out when we have to, and going to the supermarket and making sure our clothes are sanitized and making sure everyone has gloves and masks. >> reporter: in manhattan's iconic central park, a field hospital is now ready to receive coronavirus patients. >> 10 of the beds are icu beds here in the tent behind us. they'll be a

we are hearing news from kent that a nurse who worked at the queen elizabeth hospital in margate has ng was something she had always wanted to do although she came to it relatively late after raising her children. we are a white family and it is devastating to lose one of our own “— it is devastating to lose one of our own —— work family. amy 0‘rourke died last night after testing positive for covid—19. buckingham palace says the queen has recorded a special message about the coronavirus outbreak — it will be broadcast on sunday. earlier i spoke to our royal correspondent nicolas witchell, who gaves us more details. the queen will speak to the nation at 8pm on sunday evening. it is a recorded message as we understand it but it is a measure of the seriousness of the situation that this country and the world finds itself in. the first time she has done something like this since the death of her mother and prior to that we remember the broadcast prior to that on the eve of the funeral of diana, princess of wales, and prior to that on the occasion of the first gulf war. that is a measure

elizabeth's psychiatric hospital. what is being done to protect them? >> well, we have impresident-elect impresident-elected a number of property tolls. next week, we plan to tell d.c. residents exactly what's happening but to give you an example at our jail, working with our d.c. courts and the metropolitan police department. we started early on to see if there were ways that we could direct people out of the jail before any decisions were made, for example on our charging decisions. so those things have been pretty effective in helping us keep the jail population down. even as we have been responding to the pandemic we seen a decrease by hundreds of people. it's a good thing because it allows more spacing. we've limited people coming into the jail from workers to vendors to visitors who tried to prevent the spread. but we have a very serious property come for if we have a worker or inmate tests positive. we have the luxury of having a lot of space in our jail. but we have other vulnerable populations, from the people we served and similarly, we have p

hospital. queen elizabeth delivering a rare address to the nation. here at home, new questions after a tiger at the bronx zoo tests positive for the coronavirus. >>> and this morning, the heros inspiring us all, including a nurse leaving her family for two months and traveling more than 1,000 miles to join the front lines in new york. >>> all thelopmentsight here on "america this morning." >>> good monday morning, everyone. it's good to start another week with you but it is expected to be a tough one. the u.s. surgeon general says this week will be like a pearl harbor moment for this nation. >> dr. anthony fauci says we are struggling to get the coronavirus under control. here's the map this morning with the u.s. death toll now approaching 10,000 people. new york is reporting more than 4,000 deaths, followed by new jersey with more than 900 and michigan with over 600. and then louisiana, california and washington state making up the third tier. >> overnight, as promised by president trump, a plane from china landed in los angeles carrying more medica

hospital. queen elizabeth the 2nd the united kingdom taking to the airwaves to television screens all the nation of the crew called a message by. the n.h.s. that this part really something which is quite rare how about this. the queen usually she only addresses the nation when she is giving the christmas address to the country and these types of occasions are very rare she did start by thanking n.h.s. workers who really have become popular around the country for bad education tried to quite code it might see at the same time the lots of pressure on the government to increase their support in terms of protective equipment and in some of the testing for those n.h.s. stuck at it how to highlight just how all go how usual this address by the queen is she herself made reference to the fust time as she addressed the nation of the young lady it reminds me of the very 1st broadcast i made in 1000 phone cheney helped to my sister we as children spectrum him and winston to children who had been evacuated from their homes and sent away for their own safety today once again many will feel a painful sense of

going to be fine he's a strong man strong person shortly before news of johnson's hospital admission britain's queen elizabeth made an extremely rare televised address to rally the public i also want to thank those of you who are staying at home thereby helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families the pain already felt by those who have lost loved ones. the pretty low boris johnson remains in charge his foreign secretary dominic robb chaired the government's response meeting this morning and will take over should the prime minister's conditions worsen. asked our correspondent in london biggest mass if people were satisfied with the british government's response to the pandemic well downing street is saying that boris johnson at the moment is still leading the government however we have seen especially in the last week and even with those newspapers who have so far been very loyal with the conservative party government we have seen a lot of criticism of the british government's response to the virus that they have started to late a day have for example put breck's it before breathing that was on

going to be fine he's a strong man strong person shortly before news of johnson's hospital admission britain's queen elizabeth made an extremely rare televised address to rally the public i also want to thank those of you who are staying at home there by helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families the pain already felt by those who have lost loved ones. the pretty low boris johnson remains in charge his foreign secretary dominic robb chaired the government's response meeting this morning and will take over should the prime minister's condition wash and. apple has revealed it's been making protective equipment for health workers dealing with a groan a virus outbreak c.e.o. tim cook posted a video on twitter during which he showed the face shields a company has begun to single he said the 1st batch was sent to a hospital in santa clara last week apple is hoping to have shipped over a 1000000 of them by the end of this week and a further 1000000 every week after that. and here are some of the other news making headlines this hour japanese prime minister shinzo aba has on belt an economic stimulus

i want to bring in cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen as well as the infectious disease chief at massachusetts general hospital. elizabeth, i know you've been making calls. what more are you learning? >> what i'm learning is that sara and nick's excellent reporting seems to point to a larger problem at the cdc. a source within the cdc was telling me they've been trying to get answers to what extent was this contamination, to what extent was this problem manufacturing? and everybody acknowledges that this was a mess and totally chaotic. and even they inside the cdc cannot get answers to this. i'll tell you, fred, over the past couple of years what i've been hearing from people within the cdc or with ties to the cdc is that the cdc is this vein rated institution. people from all over the world look to the cdc for answers and respect it as an institution but that there have been issues with it becoming too bureaucratic, with it not sticking with its focus as it should be. these are people who care about public health. that's why they're at the cdc. but that the institution hasn't been functioning as efficiently a

cnn's senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohen joining us now with a look how some hospitals are e while they are at home. elizabeth what they are doing? >> fred, so important. because the sad reality of this yau outlake is not every patient can get a hospital bed. even those moderately ill sometimes are sent home to recover and's told what to look out for but it's not foolproof. sobering statistics in new york city. before coronavirus in new york city, 20, 25 people would die every day at home from various thing, but since covid has been happening, that's more than 200 deaths a day. official there's, they attribute that, said we think this is because of coronavirus. that huge difference is because of people recovering from home. the cleveland university health system decided to do something about this. when they send someone home, we're nort admitting you, sending you home with a device. they send them home with a device. a gentleman named leonardo frazier, a janitor in the area. he had covid, went home with this device and it is attached to a central command. that's the really i

. >> reducing the length of a hospital stay, elizabeth, is important, right? but no statistically -- results in terms of changing the mortality rates. what exactly does that mean? >> right. so there was a difference in mortality. it was relatively small. but dr. fauci made a point to say this wasn't statistically significant. in other words, that difference in mortality might have been due to chance. they're going to keep looking at the numbers, keep studying more patients. that's what everyone is looking for, john. we want to tell patients, you are less likely to die if we give you this drug. we can't say that right now about remdesivir. >> dr. me at that, tell me about that. it reduces the number of days that patients were in the hospital. that sounds good. but does it reduce the severity of their symptoms or the severity of the way that their bodies tackle this virus? >> so it seems, again, from this preliminary data that remdesivir does decrease the time that patients need to be in the hospital. therefore, also the time that they're severely ill. we need t

kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a major step by a bay area hospital in its battle against the coronavirus. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm ken bastida. it is at good samaritan hospital. we look at the tents that have now been taken down. >> reporter: a month ago, doctors and nurses at san jose good samaritan hospital were treating 50 patients a day in tents. >> we wanted to make sure that the patients in the emergency department that were noncovid related did not have to be around those with covid. >> reporter: they began to see the number of patients decline a few weeks after the shelter- in-place order was first issued. the numbers now low enough that the tents have been packed up and stored away, and inside the hospital where at the height of the outbreak three entire floors were dedicated exclusion to live coronavirus patients, things have changed, as well. >> at the height of it, that was three entire nursing departments that were dedicated to treating covid-19 patients. now we're down to just one. >> reporter: across town at region medical center, owned by the same parent company as good sam, the n

hospital. i want to reassure you that if we remain you can receive you then we will overcome it queen elizabeth makes a rare televised address to the public is the u.k. fights the pandemic. sam is a dand this is al jazeera live from coming up we see light at the end of the tunnel. more conflicting information from the u.s. president is the leading medical official in charge warns the worst is yet to come . was. staying connected in chile we look at some of the creative ways people are socializing and keeping in shape on the long tail. of the u.k. prime minister barak's johnson has been taken to hospital as he battles a corona virus infection a spokesman says he's been admitted as a precaution because he still has symptoms 10 days after testing positive he'll remain in hospital for further testing johnson has been running the government while in isolation earlier queen elizabeth made a rare televised address to the nation she urged people to remain united and resolute to overcome the outbreak in the u.s. president donald trump has sounded a note of optimism saying there's light at the end of the

hospital cases. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm allen martin. we have new details on a report that comes with a big caveat. >>> and californians nightmare began january 26t with the state's confirmed case and a global research center says next week we could see the beginning of the drop off. >> reporter: the virus

going to be fine he's a strong man strong person shortly before news of johnson's hospital admission britain's queen elizabeth made an extremely rare televised address to rally the public i also want to thank those of you who are staying at home there by helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families the pain already felt by those who have lost loved ones. the british boris johnson remains in charge of his foreign secretary dominic robb chaired the government's response meeting this morning and will take over should the prime minister's condition worsened. lockdown surveillance even arrests e.u. governments are taking a host of measures to curb the spread of the corona virus that would have seemed impossible just weeks ago such restrictions on civil liberties are deemed a matter of life and death now but activists for that when the crisis is over emergency measures could become long term fixtures. this is europe and a lockdown measures that are and precedented in peacetime are now in place to come back covered $98.00 and we have seen across europe governments and across the world indeed implement

hospital. officials call it a precaution as he battles with the coronavirus. in britain today, queen elizabethdelivered a rare public address on the coronavirus. as elizabeth palmer reports, it drew on her own wartime experience. >> reporter: boris johnson appeared in the doorway of 10 downey street on thursday to applaud health workers. he has been in isolation, but insisted is he was still leading the fight against the virus. tonight, we're told he's in hospital having tests as a precautionary step. the announcement came just after queen elizabeth made a rare address to the nation. >> i hope in the years to come, everyone will be able to take pride in how they responded to this challenge. and those who come after us will say, the britons of this generation were as strong as any. >> reporter: most britons are trying to keep the regulation two yards apart outdoors this beautiful spring weekend. those who aren't, get nudged along by patrolling police, whether in london's busy parks or on english channel beaches. meanwhile, sweden is still bucking a national lockdown. shops, restaurants and scho

british prime minister boris johnson has been hospitalized after battling coronavirus symptoms this just hours of queen elizabeth delivered a rare speech calling for unity during the pandemic. >>> apple has donated more than 20 million masks ceo tim cook says it started manufacturing a million face shields a week cook says the company is dedicated to supporting the world wide response to covid-19. >>> plus troubling news about the spread of this virus the bronx zoo has announced that a tiger has tested positive for covid-19 six other big cats are showing symptoms all of the animals are expected to recover. >>> adam sandler got his buddies together for a night of laughs he raised money for struggling comedians. celebrities all made fun of each other. the eight hour live stream raised over $300,000 >>> indianapolis colts owner jim irsay gives back, donating 10,000 masks to the indiana state department of health. >>> jay-z and meek mill sent 100,000 surgical masks to be handsed o handed out in jails. >>> a guy in detroit used his own money to buy dpas fgas for s in his hometown. he says all it takes is a small gest

shortly before news of johnson's hospital admission britain's queen elizabeth made an extremely rare televised address to rally the public i also want to think there's of you who are staying at home thereby helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families have paid already felt by those who have lost loved ones. though boris johnson remains in charge his foreign secretary dominic crabb chaired the government's response meeting on monday morning he will take over should the prime minister's condition worsened. to football now germany's blunders league clubs are desperate to finish the season to ensure they get their t.v. revenue even if that means playing matches behind closed stadium gates without fans of the so-called ghost games won't help lower league clubs many of them who depend on ticket sales to survive. this is wrote by sesson in the 4th tier of german football here they're printing tickets for a game that will never be played this one of a fundraising effort is helping but it won't even cover one mis match the semi professional club is losing up 215-0000 euros for

shortly before news of johnson's hospital admission britain's queen elizabeth made an extremely rare televised address to rally the public i also want to thank those of you who are staying at home. thereby helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families the pain already felt by those who have lost loved ones. though boris johnson remains in charge his foreign secretary dominic robb chaired the government's response meeting on monday morning he will take over should the prime minister's condition worsened. and here are some of the other news making headlines at this hour japanese prime minister shinzo has on bailed an economic stimulus package worth almost a trillion dollars said the funding equivalent of 20 percent of just japan's g.d.p. which deal with the immense damage caused by the coronavirus all right with daily new infections increasing japan is expected to declare a state of emergency as soon as tuesday. german car maker b.m.w. says it sold over 20 percent fewer cars during the 1st quarter than in the same period last year the corona virus outbreak has cost sales

shortly before news of johnson's hospital admission britain's queen elizabeth made an extremely rare televised address to rally the public i also want to think there's of you who are staying at home. thereby helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families the pain already felt by those who have lost loved ones. though barra stands and remains in charge his foreign secretary dominic robb at the government's response meeting on monday morning he will take over should the prime minister's condition worsened. oh is staying in the u.k. where the coronavirus have not only shot down much of the country but also seen a boom in conspiracy theories one that's been growing on social media and that was a belief that 5 g. mobile phone technology is somehow linked to this outbreak in britain has led to some phone transmission mosque being vandalized and even set on fire our reporter alex forrest wising joins me now with more on that tell us more about these these attacks. yes as you say a number of phone mosques across the u.k. have been targeted in recent weeks and particularly the en

hospital cases. >>> good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm allen martin. we have new details on a report that comes with a big caveat. >>> and californians nightmare began january 26t with the state's confirmed case and a global research center says next week we could see the beginning of the drop off. >> reporter: the virus behind the deadly pandemic is yet to be extinguished. california is getting closer to reaching an important goal. >> i think it's quite gratifying. >> reporter: the university of washington in seattle crunched the latest data. here is the surge of covid cases in new york, and here is california. >> the bay area should be -- get congratulated. the curve looks plenty flat right now. >> the peak of hospital cases now hits the golden state on april 13th. >> lots of capacity right now. >> reporter: ucsf epidemiologists explains there is a caveat. this pandemic is made up of different epidemics spreading through the state. >> there is one epidemic in southern california, there is another epidemic in the bay area, there is another epidemic in

and queen elizabeth delivers a red televised address as the u.k.'s hospitals come under increasing pressure due to the pandemic. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program the chinese city of woo han the original epi center of the corona virus pandemic has begun to reopen after months on lockdown authorities are easing the restrictions that kept the city's 11000000 people at home now residents are slowly returning to the streets with some leaving their homes for the 1st time since late january. life inside will han it's still a place of fear and fascination as the city begins to move on from the crisis. in the us it was in they say there are many infected people without symptoms so i'll wait until none of those people are out there before i feel safe but i'm worried even if there's only one case a day. i think people will have a psychological fear of the epidemic really it all depends on how individuals think . well my heart come out here every day and i'm not so scared but i have to take all the precautions in the right way. it's only the barricades that hinte

back with fox news alert, british prime minister boris johnson in the hospital to under go test of covid-19. rob: this as queen elizabethblic address asking the country to remain vigilant. trey yingst. trey: good morning, update first on british prime minister boris johnson. he is still reportedly hospitalized after being admitted last night. he does have some minor symptoms from covid-19 but is in stable condition. the 55-year-old according to downing street will just be in the hospital for precautionary measures. the development does come as queen elizabeth addressed the nation last night in a rare public speech. her son and heir to the throne prince charles tested positive for coronavirus though reportedly in good health. during the address the queen thanked healthcare workers and offered unity to the british people. take a listen. >> i'm speaking to you in what i know is increasingly challenging time. a time of disruption in the life of our country, a disruption that has brought grief to some, financial difficulties to many and enormous changes to the daily lives of us all. trey: in another part of europe italians a

hospital. queen elizabeth delivering a rare address to the nation.iger at the bronx zoo tests positive for the coronavirus. >>> and this morning, the heros inspiring us all, including a nurse leaving her family for two months and traveling more than 1,000 miles to join the front lines in new york. >>> all the overnight developments right her

hospital 10 days after being diagnosed with cove at 19. i want to reassure you that if we remain. coming and rallying her people queen elizabeth makes a rare address to the nation as the u.k. fights to control the pandemic. hello i'm a very emphatic and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up we see light at the end of the tunnel u.s. president donald trump strikes an optimistic tone but a leading medical official warns americans the hardest moment of their lives is coming. and mortuaries in ecuador run out of space now bodies are being stored in giant refrigerated containers. britain's prime minister boris johnson has been taken to hospital as he continues to battle a corona virus infection a spokesman said that he'd been admitted as a precaution because he still has symptoms 10 days after testing positive earlier britain's queen elizabeth made a rare address to her nation the 93 year old monarch urged people to remain united and resolute to overcome the virus america's top surgeon has told americans to prepare for the hardest and saddest week of their lives more than 1000 people have died so far over 1200 on saturda

hospital. also, queen elizabeth delivered a rare televised address yesterday as the number of coronavirus cases in the uk continue to rise there, as well. the queen, for just the fifth time in her reign, addressed the uk and the commonwealth thanking health care workers and those staying at home. >> and those self-isolating may at times be hard, many people of all fatal and of none are discovering that it presents an opportunity to slow down, pause and reflect in prayer or meditation. it reminds me of the very first broadcast i made in 1940, helped by my sister. we as children spoke from here at windsor to children who had been evacuated from their homes and sent away for their own safety. today, once again, many will feel a painful sense of separation from their loved ones. but now, as then, we know deep down that it is the right thing to do. >> joining me now from london, nbc international correspondent cal perry for us. good to see you this morning. thanks for joining us so early. let's talk first about the public's reaction to the queen's historic address. >> yeah. i think by and large, peo

hospital. she said, look, elizabeth, have i had patients who have done well on remdesivir, absolutely. but have i had patients who have done well without it? absolutely. when you have those kinds of comments, you know that we just don't know if it's the drug that's helping or if these patients would have gotten better on their own because, wolf, most covid patients do get better on their own. >> very interesting. elizabeth, another study has conducted where a lot of people had antibodies, does that mean a lot of people have been exposed and don't know it? >> reporter: absolutely, wolf. this is so interesting, santa clara county, northern california, they've been ahead of the game in what's calls antibody testing. you take someone's blood and you can see if they've had a covid infection in the past, not right now, but if in the past they've had it, recovered, and developed antibodies. what they found is there were 50 times more people or even more than that, 50 times or more people who had covid in their area than were reported by public health authorities. so what that tells you is tha

hospital. officials call it a precaution as he battles with the coronavirus. in britain today, queen elizabethtoday delivered a rare public address on the coronavirus. as elizabeth palmer reports, it drew on her own wartime experience. >> reporter: boris johnson appeared in the doorway of downing street on thursday to applaud health workers. he has been in isolation, but insisted he was still leading the fight against the virus. tonight, we're told he's in hospital having tests as a precautionary step. the announcement came just after queen elizabeth made a rare address to the nation. >> i hope in the years to come, >> i hope in t everyone will be able to take pride in how they responded to this challenge. and those who come after us will say, the britons of this generation were as strong as any. >> reporter: most britons are trying to keep the regulation ulo yards apart outdoors this beautiful spring weekend. those who aren't, get nudged along by patrolling police, whether in london's busy parks or on english channel beaches. enanwhile, sweden is still bucking a national lockdown. shops, rest

hospital at about 8pm on sunday evening uk time. that was coincidentally the same time queen elizabeth was addressing the nation about the coronavirustand he has been taken to hospital as a precautionary measure. that is what downing street are saying that he has spent the last ten days in self isolation in a flat above downing street. but his symptoms have persisted over those ten days, particularly we understand, a high temperature. having discussed the situation with his doctor, it was discussed the best thing for him to do was go to hospital where he could be seen in person by medics where he could go but —— undergo further testing. we have seen a bit of him over the past ten days since he was diagnosed with having the virus. he was last seen having the virus. he was last seen on having the virus. he was last seen on thursday evening just outside the door of downing street joining people outside the door of downing streetjoining people across the nation clapping to think the nation clapping to think the emergency services and nhs staff and what they are doing on the front line in the fight against the pandemic. he then posted a

hospital as he battles coronavirus. i want to reassure you that if we remain united and resilient then we will ever come it queen elizabeth makes a rare televised address to the public because the u.k. fights the pandemic. hello i'm sam is a dand this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. we see light at the end of the tunnel. more conflicting information from the u.s. president as the leading medical official in charge warns the worst is yet to come . pandemic forces the democratic republic of congo to shut down the capsules main commercial. and it's the final appeal for disgraced cardinal george pell the highest ranking catholic church figure to be convicted of child sex abuse . britain's prime minister barak's johnson is in hospital with symptoms 10 days after he tested positive for covert 90 a spokesperson said it was a precautionary measure johnson would continue to lead the government earlier queen elizabeth made a rare televised address to the nation she urged the british people to remain united. and resolute to overcome the outbreak numbers released from spain meanwhile show the daily death toll there is co

we've heard about this in so many communities, hospitals around the country. cnn's elizabeth cohen joins us now with more. elizabeth, so how do doctors and nurses make that call? this is a difficult call, and for some patients it's a life or death call. >> absolutely, jim. what i'm hearing from doctors is sometimes there is a very blurry line about what needs to happen now and what can be put off. one surgeon in new york city saying he's had to make decisions that he's never had to make before. this is a surgeon who operates on tiny babies. and these decisions are being made and contemplated not just in new york city but in other places in the country. >> reporter: marley baxter was born with half a heart and had three open heart surgeries before her second birthday. >> oh, i love that smile so much. yes, i do, so much! >> reporter: today marley is three years old, and recently her mom, jolene, realized she's not getting enough oxygen. this number is very low. marley's doctors ordered a heart catheterization to figure out what's wrong. has she had that heart catheterization?