that the happy failings will be very very clear about that but at the same time we are in an unknown in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now it is critics call the home secretary's apology half hearted and the public services union unison says the time for excuses are surpassed what we're continuing to see significant problems with the supply in 'd social care so you can't staff is still telling us that and there are major shortages we've got some members telling us that employees are refusing to wear face masks. to help close the gaps this group of london based on true prognosis pitched in 3 d. printing devices for n.h.s. hospital staff was inspired by one very sad story part nurses who are using been back to check out these in 3 d. printers behind us label to manufacture his facial. facial it can be reprinted in just under 2 hours and he's even just some simple elastic and as a team she has been is a cut we can ship these out directly to the hospitals that desperately need there will be a time for answers time to ask who failed how and when but for now there is only reality to cope with health w

or state media newspaper global times launched a scathing attack on president trump today saying that his decision was a move against humanity and setting a horrible precedent at a time when the world really should be rallying behind the world health organization it also accused trump of using this move to really put aside situation as ammo to try to bolster his chances of being reelected at the end of this year and also that that this really is just a scapegoat for president trump that he's shifting blame away from himself from his administration to the world health organization an attempt to divert attention from his own mismanagement of the outbreak back home and unsurprisingly china has painted it so the chinese state media has painted china's response as as that of one of the lead helping to fight this global fight against the pandemic pointing to the fact that china donated $20000000.00 to the world health organization in march and that it's also been sending plane loads of aid medical supplies and also teams of medical experts to various countries in recent weeks to help fight

and chinese state media has chimed in very loudly in support of this we've got the global times english language newspaper here in china today using some headlines to attack trump's decision saying that it sets a horrible precedent at a time when the world really should be rolling in behind this organization also saying that it is shifting blame saying that trump is in fact using the world health organization as a scapegoat and also using this move to try to bolster his own a political his own political ambitions to really. look at his reelection later this year when it comes to the u.s. elections and conversely china the chinese state media and china's foreign ministry all painting themselves as a kind of leader in this global fight against the pandemic nor saying that china donated $20000000.00 to the w.h.o. in march and that it has been sending planeloads of aid in terms of medical supplies testing kits funding and also medical teams to more than 80 countries in the past few weeks and katrina there's also been as we've been saying plenty of speculation around china's transparency thr

state media reports today a lot of headlines for example here we've got an editorial from the global times which is a state media newspaper very much attacking trump in its decision to withdraw funding from the saying that it is a move against humanity and it sets a horrible precedent at a time when the world really should be rallying behind the agency it also says that trump really is using this is so some sort of political ammunition to try to bolster his chances of reelection as well and converse lee state media painting china as the opposite kind of being very active in taking a kind of leadership role in this global fight against the pandemic reminding the public that china donated $20000000.00 to the agency in march and has since then sent plane loads of medical supplies testing kits and other funds to more than 80 countries since then i think people here genuinely believe that there is a downward trend in infections just evidenced by the government or been opening up of china people are going back to work the economy is getting started again i asked whether these numbers that we hav

will it threaten to suspend the global times if they don't delete it? don't hold your breath.hat's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team have all the latest breaking development. they take it from here. shannon. >> shannon: there are shannon: there are plenty. we begin with the president of the white house coronavirus task force, when projection shows 240,000 americans could die from the virus but there is room to bring that number down. currently there are 189,000 confirmed cases in the us, there are difficult images from new york as the president describes his sadness acting hospitals near where he grew up in queens, scenes around the us to the story of

will it threaten to suspend the global times if they don't delete it? don't hold your breath. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team have all the latest breaking development. they take it from here. shannon. >> shannon: there are plenty, thank you, laura. it would begin tonight -- the president of the white house coronavirus tax forms 100 -- could die from the virus but there's room to try to bring that number down. and it's up to all of us. currently there are 189,000 confirmed covid-19 cases in the u.s., roughly 3900 deaths. there are difficult images coming in from new york is the president -- sadness of seeing hospitals wearing he grew up in queens now -- teams are on the u.s. tell the story of a nation trying to abide by the guidelines. quiet streets from los angeles to washington to

media have criticised donald trump's decision to cut funding to the world health organization the global times it calls it a move against humanity to distract from trump's mismanagement of the pandemic the pandemic is going to cause asia's economic growth to stall at 0 percent for the 1st time in 60 years that's the latest dire projection from the international monetary fund the outbreak has taken an unprecedented toll on the region it's expected to rebound next year but the outlook when maine's un sergeant. more than 2 dozen rohingya refugees have died of starvation on a boat that's been adrift for 2 months off the coast of bangladesh nearly 400 people on the vessel were trying to reach malaysia they were rescued by bangladesh coast guard on wednesday hundreds of thousands of rohingya fled persecution in me and those are the headlines coming next on al-jazeera it's witness by. but how does the majority of the other another dozen live on an island. let out of colorado love. them if they can but on the knee and a minute then. they know the salute in the middle some to stimulate. it cook an end

state media reports today a lot of headlines for example here we've got an editorial from the global times which is a state new news paper very much attacking trump in its decision to withdraw funding from dummy hato saying that it is a move against humanity and it sets a horrible precedent at a time when the world really should be rallying behind the agency it also says that trump really is using this is so some sort of political ammunition to try to bolster his chances of reelection as well and converse lee state media painting china as the opposite kind of being very active in taking a kind of leadership role in this global fight against the pandemic reminding the public that china donated $20000000.00 to the agency in march and has since then sent plane loads of medical supplies testing kits and other funds to more than 80 countries since then. there's been a lot of speculation as we all know about china's transparency joining this process given the fact that you were there are you getting a sense of how people in china reacting to those allegations that there should have been more tra

>> we have had an editorial in the global times newspaper accusing the trump administration trying to shift the blame, it describes the handling of this disease as "miserable" and accuses trump and his team to try to win the election by stepping on china. these festering tensions have been there for number of years. they are being made worse by the lack of trust, lack of transparency between both sides when it comes to this disease. the steps that have been taken by both sides trying to control this virus. the tensions seem to be moving higher. we did hear from the foreign minister after he spoke to the head of the world health organization, he said the u.s. --acks on the organization he promised china would step up and support for the agency -- would step up its support for the agency. rishaad: what about china doing much more testing to understand the spread of this disease? --imately, >> it is trying to get a better grip on how this virus has spread. it is concerned about secondary waves where we have seen that on the chinese-russia border. they have been ramping up tests as well a

well i think one of the things that we've seen is there's never a good time to have a global pandemic but it's a particularly bad time for asia as it's slowly emerging from a very bruising trade war seeing a lot of slowing growth in the in the region's biggest economy. also in the other side these days in areas so the i.m.f. is calling this the great lockdown recession and. you know it's the worst the worst in 6 decades as you say so what we're seeing is china and then also the global slowdown these 2 factors together really causing havoc with asian economies now you mention china during the recession of 2009 china was able to pick up a lot of the economic slack in the region are they in a position to do that now well back then chinese economy was growing by 9.4 percent and that didn't change during the whole great recession now it's in much more indebted position this bruising trade war with the us. it's doesn't have the same tools as at its disposal as it used to so we're not really seeing any major policy response from from china yet to help there's been one or 2 small things but t

charges against the company as one beijing resident told the global times who said while way lost the hearts of the chinese public the journalist thinks she can represent everyone for the news with rick sanchez michele greenstein r.t. fascinating story i think there's nobody better to bring in for this discussion former u.k. m.p. george galloway has been following this whole weiwei china us thing for quite some time george what is your take on this. well firstly rick china is a unique country it is capitalist economy inside a communist society ruled by the communist party of china and china has more billionaires than any of our country in the world except america but it's also imprisoned and shocked even more billionaires than any other country in the world so there is a tension always inside china between the business of business and the communist parties determination to remain in power and sometimes there's a clash between the interests of both sides that's how so many of them have ended up in jail almost half of chinese billionaires has ended up in prison here we have though a pre

, the global econ shrunk at that time, the global economy shrunk by 0.1%, so it was zero point -- -.1%. shrunk by 0.1%, so it was zero point -- -.i%. we shrunk by 0.1%, so it was zero point —— —.1%. we are talking now about growth of —3%. british charities accuse the government of airbrushing older people from the coronavirus death toll. president or king? governors accuse donald trump of overstepping his authority when it comes to lifting lockdowns. and italy takes small steps towards easing its lockdown, as infection rates there continue to fall. a very warm welcome to the programme. new economic projections say the coronavirus pandemic will push much of the world into a severe recession this year. the imf, the international monetary fund, says the global economy will contract by 3%, compared to just 0.1% after the financial crash of 2008. when it comes to jobs, you can see a prediction that unemployment will rise agin, for some countries to higher levels than after the finacial crisis in 2008 and 2009. the bbc spoke directly with the imf‘s chief

she's been a doctor for nine years now, most of that time in emergency medicine, but sarah edwards says she never imagined working in a globalandemic. it's, at times, been very scary, because the amount of patients we've been seeing and the increasing number of patients we've been seeing, and some of them are of the same sort of age as i am, in my 30s, who are coming in very, very poorly. i'm finding myself getting ever more anxious going into work, because ijust don't know what the day ahead is going to involve. she's due at the hospital in a few hours but first has to safely wash her scrubs. bagging up my uniform from work when i get changed into a pillow case, and then put that into the washing machine, this is so that myself or my partner, who may touch the bag, don't get contaminated. it's a beautiful sunny day, as you can probably see around. and i'm off to work now. i'm walking down what is the main corridor through the hospital, and it'sjust like a desert. there's not much going on, there's no people, there's very few visitors. and itjust shows how much the hospital has changed or had to change to look after our pati

is over but i want to show you some headline which i think it's quite telling and it's from the global times the english paper here not sure you can read it but it says nation anxiously embraces city after 76 day stand still and i think the would the operative word there is anxiously embraces i think here in china the government is quite keen for the economy to get restarted again for people to go back to work but people os still very concerned especially about a possible 2nd wave of infections there are still about a 1000 people at least currently being treated for coded 19 and in the last 24 hours 62 new cases were announced and 2 deaths due majority of these new cases 59 are imported cases mostly chinese nationals entering china again at the moment there are still very strict travel bans for example lawyers foreign nationals can enter china and even those traveling around the country domestically when they introduce a new city they're very strict testing and quarantine periods of people are forced to undergo thank you very much for that katrina you're reporting there live from beijing vot

as a quote from chinese paper, the global times. covid-19 spread in the u.s.e that of a primitive society. it should not have been like this if the u.s. had the slightest signs and organization. to put it bluntly, the u.s. is no match for china in terms of anti- epidemic organization and globalization. the u.s. political system has been hit by the pandemic on it week side and we were going to show understanding for that, after all, every system has its weaknesses. this life went all over the world and in africa and the cia, they are not think china was sending us text messages fake news in them, trying to scare us and divide us during the pandemic. america can't be divided. cawe need to unite. it's a matter of a life and dea. joining me now, most of the workgroup radio show, he's been warning about china for almost a decade, it seems like. you think america, including democrats have the stomach for this fight? >> we have to have the stomach for the spite and i think we do. fight for freedom. the chinese people are the innocent victims, this is about a totalita

still anxious in fact of the have a headline of the local newspaper the english newspaper the global times on the front pages all about the war on lockdown easing and the subheading here i don't know if you could read it but it says nation anxiously embraces city after 76 days stand still i think the highlight of all we're there is anxiously embrace i think although things are slowly getting back to normal here in china people are still very concerned about a possible 2nd wave of infections particularly around asymptomatic cases we know in china about 1000 people at least are still being treated for coated 19 many of those people are in critical condition and the pos 24 hours 62 new cases have been identified 2 people have died now the majority of those new cases are imported cases chinese nationals returning to china and there are still some very strict travel bans foreign nationals are still not visitor to enter china to try to get a handle on those imported cases rising and even domestic troubles are very closely monitored and supervised if you're traveling in and out of different citie

global times if they don't delete it? don't hold your breath. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team have all the latest breaking development. they take it from here. shannon. >> shannon: there are shannon: there are plenty. we begin with the president of the white house coronavirus task force, when projection shows 240,000 americans could die from the virus but there is room to bring that number down. currently there are 189,000 confirmed cases in the us, there are difficult images from new york as the president describes his sadness acting hospitals near where he grew up in queens, scenes around the us to the story of a nation trying to abide by the guidelines, quiet streets from los angeles to washington to new york, the president is one of the 2 weeks coming up will test the nation severely. breaking news correspondent trace gallagher, new data from the coronavirus task force, a little bit of good news. >> reporter: big headline is even with mitigation the us could see 100,000-240,000 deaths. donald trump who has tried to maintain a half

building the new so i think that's really important right now today as we see this globalization just in time globalization neo liberalism nation the sort of elevation of mediocrity that has happened and the lack of any sort of competency that it's constantly get celebrated well that's over and we have to like don't even try to reform it or refine our fix it it's just over the roman roads and there are lessons to christianity not so much that over the roads these ideas enter rome it was over these roads that this idea exited rome in other words the apostles of christ were able to spread the word of christ far and wide because of the roads that the romans had built and you're correct that those rails if you will. for affected a paradigm shift quite quickly and with big coin which is some argue the 2nd coming of christ. some you mean yourself well. yeah all of my personality would argue that this is in fact jesus 2.01 k. and the rails of the current infrastructure of communications are being used to spread the good word the good news that the toshi that the hardest money ever created is here an

the global times contrasted the chinese miracle with the american disaster. "u.s.ities such as new york are now the riskiest places in the world. for this was an irresistible story so they gleefully climbed aboard. >> is that coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak havoc around the world the u.s. has now overtaken every other country to become the first country to report more than 100,000 confirmed cases. surpassing china and italy in the most perverse possible version of trump's signature slogan, "america first." >> tucker: got that? trump is bad. trump runs america and americas humiliation must be good. that's their video. is there ever been in media establishment easier to control than ours? we lost our ability to think clearly years ago and it's all reflex now. whatever donald trump is for or against, they are like dogs. cook a cheeseburger and they drool. lost in this circle was the discussion of whether or not china's much touted health numbers are real. the short answer is, no. they are not real, like so much that comes out of china like vinyl handbags and o

the global times, the chinese government's approved mouthpiece contrast of the chinese miracle with thecan disaster. "u.s. cities such as new york are now the most risky places in the world," the paper tweeted on march 24th. for mindless partisans in the american media, this was an irresistible story, especially seven months before a presidential election, so they gleefully climbed aboard. speaker as the coronavirus pandemic continues to wreak t havoc around the world, the u.s. has now overtaken every other country to become the first country to report more than,0 100,000 confirmed cases. surpassing china and italy in the most perverse possible version of trump's signature slogan, america first. >> tucker: got that? trump is bad, trump runs america, america's humiliation must be good. that's their view. has there ever been a media establishment easier ton contrl than ours? they lost their ability to think clearly years ago. it's all reflex now. whatever donald trump is for, they are against. they are like dogs, cook a cheeseburger and they drove. they can't help themselves. lost and is

the global community tends to have a very short memory. people forgot about sars. hopefully this timebal community will remember after this pandemic. so that we are prepared the next time it hits. thank you very much for joining us. look at what is happening with the markets. this market was closed on thursday and friday. some optimism up more stimulus coming through in the shape of interest rates. they are ready to cut the key rates below 3%. that is what we have at the moment in manila. let's get it out to tokyo. we are heading toward the lunchtime break for japanese markets. another down story here. very little movement in the bond market. this is bloomberg. ♪ these days you need faster internet that does all you expect and way more. that's xfinity xfi. get powerful wifi coverage that leaves no room behind with xfi pods. and now xfi advanced security is free with the xfi gateway, giving you an added layer of network protection, so every device that's connected is protected. that's a $72 a year value. no one else offers this. faster speed, coverage, and free advanced security at an

global times if they don't delete it? don't hold your breath. that's all the time we have tonight. shannon bream, the "fox news @ night" team have all the latest breaking development. they take it from here. shannon. >> shannon: there are plenty, thank you, laura. it would begin tonight -- the president of the white house coronavirus tax forms 100 -- could die from the virus but there's room to try to bring that number down. and it's up to all of us. currently there are 189,000 confirmed covid-19 cases in the u.s., roughly 3900 deaths. there are difficult images coming in from new york is the president -- sadness of seeing hospitals wearing he grew up in queens now -- teams are on the u.s. tell the story of a nation trying to abide by the guidelines. quiet streets from los angeles to washington to new york. in the president is warning the two weeks coming up will test the nation severely. this is "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is picking up new data from the coronavirus task force and finding we think a potenti

at a time when, if we ever needed global cooperation, if we ever needed to coordinate our response, now is the time. and think about what w.h.o., its role now. it's not just warning the united states, it's not just supporting sub-saharan africa and other low-income countries as this is going to rage in those parts of the world, but also, w.h.o. is helping to coordinate international scientific work on a vaccine. they've approved covid test kits, which the united states has never used. and there are other global health priorities that america cares about. the united states helps fund things like, at the w.h.o., mental health, aids, polio eradication, things that americans care about. it's really impossible for me to believe that the american public and our values would accept this kind of behavior. >> we will watch to see what happens next. lawrence gostin, thank you so much for talking with us and sharing your perspective and analysis. we appreciate it. >> thanks. sure. >>> and governors across the united states have rejected president trump's assertion that he, quote, calls the shots a

china has continued to deflect blame using state—controlled media take this opinion piece in the global timesng that wuhan is the origin of the virus is baseless" and criticising those who he said were trying to make china "a scapegoat for the pandemic for political purposes". well this is the latest from the us secretary of state. 0vernight, i saw comments from the chinese foreign ministry talking about the course of activity where respect to australia that had the temerity to ask for an investigation. who in the world would not one investigation of how this happened to the world? i assume the people of china, they're good people. the doctors and scientists, much of the scientists and doctors working in our system, and a free system we put hypothesis forward and challenge you have the freedom to talk and publish papers and others could comment and this is what democracies do best. the solution to this crisis would come from freedom loving people around the world and i'm very confident of that. authoritarian regimes are poorly designed to deal with the kind of crisis that this pandemic is eng

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but at the same time, we are in an unprecedented global health pandemic right now. of people who've died with coronavirus in the uk has gone up by 917 since yesterday. for the first time, the queen has recorded an easter message, in which she offers hope, and says that coronavirus will not overcome us. police in the uk say there's been a 21% drop in overall crime in the past four weeks, but more than 1,000 fines have been issued to people breaching social—distancing rules. us coronavirus deaths top 19,600 — the highest reported number in the world, exceeding italy. as spain's daily coronavirus death toll falls for the third day in a row — to 510 — the world health 0rganisation tells countries to be cautious about lifting restrictions too early. now on bbc news, italy's prime minister, giuseppe conte, speaks to mark lowen about the impact the coronavirus crisis is having on italy's society and economy, and when the lockdown may be lifted. it's seven weeks since the coronavirus hit italy like a bomb. it hasn't stopped exploding since. this is the country with the high

this will take a long time for the global economy to recover from that, and whether we will get out ofationships between countries differ post pandemic? i'm thinking particularly of the us and china which had all of those tariff wa i’s china which had all of those tariff wars that were still ongoing when we went into the pandemic. that's a terrific question. and it is a little bit counter intuition. there was some thought the us might lift the tariff because it would be good for the us economy and a gesture to the chinese. it looks like things will stay pretty much to the status quo, that's what we are hearing from the white house. and one of the questions is which countries come out of this first? if europe and china come out of this first, will they do some sort of trade arrangement, or will they do some sort of trade arrangement, orwill their they do some sort of trade arrangement, orwilltheirtrade grow before the us comes out of it? who comes out of this first and at what degree of momentum could change trading pattern is quite a bit. then there is the longer term danger. in there

take early and it's time like this is a global pandemic and the sunday times report today which seems extremely well researched well written and and accurate portrays that with devastating and hugely alarming impacts the fact is i think it is possible that person some will now go down as one of the worst prime ministers that we've ever had and we've had him in charge all allegedly in charge during this power and. the sunday times describes it as a spider's web of failure even that i think maybe in and arrested that people are losing their lives have lost their lives lost their livelihoods people are grieving because thousands of extra people are grieving because of the failings of this government run by paris johnson it is a grotesque having to use that word it's a grotesque failing at the heart of government the problem with our prime minister is that his kind of mindset is why should i do this why shouldn't i just do what i want and of course to look down on all those measures you have to take to deal with a pandemic totally against that kind of outlook they also go against brick th

take early and it's time like this is a global pandemic and the sunday times report today which seems extremely well researched well written and and accurate portrays that with devastating and hugely alarming impacts the fact is i think it is possible that person some will now go down as one of the worst prime ministers that we've ever had and we've had him in charge will allegedly in charge during this power and amec the sunday times describes it as a spider's web of failure even that i think maybe an underestimate people are losing their lives have lost their lives lost their livelihoods people are grieving because thousands of extra people are grieving because of the failings of this government run by paris johnson it is a grotesque i'm going to use that word it's a grotesque failing at the heart of government the problem with our prime minister is that his kind of mindset is why should i do this why shouldn't i just do what i want and of course a look down all those measures you have to take to deal with the pandemic totally against that kind of outlook they also go against brics

the cgiu team is so incredibly excited and grateful as we face these globally challenging times we're still able to find a way to come together with experts and all of you for meaningful important conversations. we are disappointed we didn't have an opportunity to meet many of you in person. we have been so heartened to watch this mobilize in support of each other and our cgiu staff. we have been able to put this event together and bring a new and exciting added dimension to the cgiu experience. back in march, students were channeled to sib mitt a short video tell us about themselves, their commitment to action and their reflections on how the novel coronavirus has affected them and their communities. students were asked to submit questions on any topic for president clinton and chelsea clinton. you mean have an opportunity to meet several members of the cgiu and listen to their questions and to president clinton and chelsea for their responses. we're appreciative of those who sent it their video submission. elcome to cgiu's first virtual town hall with president clinton and chelsea c

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