martha. >> martha: greg palkot, thank you very much. joining me now, dr.amos adalka, thank you for joining us. what do you make of that piece? what's your response? >> this is what we can expect in the united states. it will be a layered, gradual reopening based on local conditions and most portly hospital capacity. that's what we have to preserve. restart to interact again, there's going to be born cases. the virus didn't go anywhere. want to make sure that the cases occur at a slow enough clip that our hospitals aren't overwhelmed and that's going to be different in different parts of the country or maybe even state. want to do with data in a safe manner. >> martha: what about testing? obviously becomes a lot easier to make these decisions if you have testing that's readily acceptable which is still, according to most doctors i talk to, problem in this country. >> definitely. testing a corner -- testing is a cornerstone. we need to identify people quickly if they are infected. when you do contact tracing. we want the test to be seamless. not worrying abo

greg palkot is tracking all this from our london bureau. greg?reports, the claims, the rumors, they just keep getting wilder about north korean leader kim jong un. you recall he was last seen in pyongyang more than two weeks ago. since then, as you've noted, there been unconfirmed reports that he had a heart operation, that it went bad. a team of chinese doctors were sent in, that they found him in a vegetative state, that he was even dead. to try to cut through all this, i reached out to a key aide to south korea's president. his name is chong in moon. he gave us a report, "our government position is firm. he is alive and well. he's been staying in the wong sun area since april 13th. no suspicious movement has so far been detected." seeming to back up that claim, photos showing kim's private train at that coastal resort, around the right time. we spoke with another one of our key experts in seoul. here's his perspective. >> it's a nuclear armed power, they had progress in their capability, so the united states has to be worried. everyone has to

greg palkot is in london with more on the story. eg. >> dana, the reports, the rerouting rumors about king john newman keep getting wilder, as you will recall, the last time we saw him was more than two weeks ago in pyongyang. since then reports have kept piling up, he had an operation, he was found over the weekend in a vegetative state. in fact, that he was even dead. i tried to cut through the confusion, reaching out to a key aide to south korea's president. here it is his pretty startling statement which we were the first report. "our government position is firm. kim jong un is alive and well. he's been staying in the long song area since april 13th, no suspicious movement has so far been detected. seeming to back up this belief, satellite photos recently released showing kim's private train was at the wand's on coastal resort around the time they're talking about. while they talked between that trump administration and make kim regime nukes remain very much unfinished. at the very least, dana, this shows how shoddy our intellige

greg palkot joins us live now from london with an update on his condition. eg, what happened overnight? >> yeah, brian and folks. really rattling the u.k. right now. the latest word we get is no word no, change in the conditional of u.k. prime minister boris johnson but, yes, he is fighting the covid-19 and, according to at least one newspaper, fighting for his life. the prime minister was diagnosed with covid 10 days ago. he left self-quarantine sunday night to be tested in a nearby hospital, but then, last night, a rant deterioration of his condition, high fever, persist tent coughing prompted the move to the intensive care unit. yeah. reportedly he is not on a ventilator not prepared for one. but he has gotten oxygen treatment to help his breathing. world leaders have been responding. a number of get well messages, including president trump, take a listen. >> americans are all praying for his recovery he has been a really good friend. he has been really something very special, strong resolute, doesn't quit. doesn't give up. >> he has that winston churchill

greg palkot with the latest from london. hey, greg.ter: neil, you nailed it t broke overnight the story about the health of the north korean leader kim jong-un. a lot of questions, not too many answers. here is how it goes. according to a south korean website i'm familiar with with some reasonable stature, after appearing at a meeting about a week ago saturday kim jong-un, according to this report, underwent heart surgery at a hospital north of pongyang and since then he has been recovering at a nearby villa. in fact, neil, he has been sort of missing in action for the past week or so, especially a celebration for the birthday of his grandfather, north korean founder. one report said that after this surgery he was in grave danger. others frankly thought that maybe he had covid himself. here is what the national security advisor robert o'brien had to say on this morning. >> so we're watching reports closely and we'll have to see, as everyone near knows the north koreans are parsimonious with information they put out about many things es

senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has our update tonight. >> new clues in the guessingame over kim jong un's three-week absence, there had been reports he had an operation, that he's brain-dead, or that he's passed away. it has also been suggested he could just be hiding away from covid-19 which despite official denials is reportedly serious in north korea. >> the first guests should be he's avoiding the public in north korea because he is limiting his exposure to the pandemic. >> south korean officials after saying for days that he was alive and well are also now publicly backing up that covid line. >> we have to consider coronavirus prevention measures. >> a politburo meeting was anti-covid measures and the rubber stamp parliament he missed the next day was crowded and masked free. today there was more possible evidence he went to his coastal resort home, satellite photos of his yacht being moved nearby and released earlier, aerial views of his personal train arriving there. some experts say if he was okay, there could have been images of him released and others point

greg palkot with more from london. greg what are we hearing?orter: slightly encouraging news from this side of the atlantic as well. this past hour we got an update on condition much uk prime minister boris johnson, the word from the experts is his condition is improving. we heard more again in the past hour. we heard that in fact he is still in the intensive care unit of the st. thomas's hospital. that is not too far from number 10 downing street but he has been sitting up in bed. he is engaging with the medical staff. what is also important, neil, we're hearing he got oxygen treatment to assist his breathing but he has been breathing on his own. he has been not using a ventilator. also said he is getting excellent care. that hospital is one of the best in london, neil. he is supposed to be in good spirits. the duties of the prime minister job, somewhat have been shifted over to the foreign secretary, dominic raab who we heard from yesterday. today we heard from the chancellor, ahead of the treasury. neil, he has been getting, boris johnson, g

in london, greg palkot, fox news. >>> fullerton has announced it will continue to hold all classes onlinee fall semester begins in august. es in the state to officially make that call. university officials say that while the fall semester will start remotely, they will monitor information coming in from various health agencies and then gradually make adjustments accordingly. so fullerton, the first school to make this decision here in california. this is a very tough call for universities all across the country for more on this issue we are joined now by washington post educational reporter nick anderson. it's good to have you with us today. how many more colleges and universities around the u.s. you you imagine will make this announcement that they will offer remote classes for the fall semester, at least to begin with? >> it's a little hard to tell right now what the plan is from universities because they don't have enough information yet to make decisions. every college student in the country and their parents want to know, can i go back to college. right now colleges are saying we nee

senior foreign affairs greg palkot has the story. >> the mystery of covid-19 and north korea continuesespite being surrounded by countries which had been infested with the coronavirus, north korea, a nation with one of the first health systems in the world has said publicly and has zero cases. >> they are strictly re-examining if there's any place where infection can get in and taking precautions according to a well thought out plan. >> recently, and emerged internal lectures given to the north people by the government indicated that there are infections around the country. confirming reports of deaths among soldiers, prison inmates, and those from pyongyang all despite the governor's closing off borders and watching tough measures aimed at saving lives. perhaps, saving the kim jong un regime. >> acting as if it's survival is threatened by that. >> moves impacting the north's weak economy and frontal society can further destabilize the nuclear arm rogue nation. as for kim jong un, reported to have a heart operation and possibly a bad recovery, president trump thinks he's all right. >>

greg palkot reporting from london. >> ed: new concerns about the u.s. food supply.ow states are working right now to keep meat plants open as clusters of covid-19 pop up at factories all across america. and oil producers facing record low prices as airlines get their wings clipped by falling demand. that's just ahead. >> president trump: you know what i say to you, we will rebuild it. we will rebuild it better and it will go faster than people think. i built it once and i will build it a second time mfort, it's thanks to... the farmers, the line workers and truckers, the grocery stockers and cashiers, and the food bank workers, because right now breakfast as usual is more essential than ever. to everyone around the world working so hard to bring breakfast to the table, thank you. >> sandra: all right. here we go. almost a minute into trading on this tuesday morning at wall street and you are looking at the dallas selling off 2.2%, a loss of 516 points. out of the gate and lower on the opening bell this morning after a wild day for the oil market. the energy market i

senior corporation foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is following all of that from our bureaubouts in the condition of the north korean leader kim jong un still remains quite a mystery. you will recall a south korean website this week claims that ten days ago, chairman kim had a heart operation. other reports said the recovery was not the best, one said he was in great condition. it is true during that time he has not been seen. even missing an important holiday in pyongyang. today i spoke with unofficial it of the south korean president and they confirmed that they are not seeing anything unusual regarding chairman kim, and here is what president trump said last night. take a look. >> president trump: i can only say that, i wish him well because if he is in the kind of condition that the reports are saying and the news is saying, that's a very serious condition. but i wish him well. >> now another source says that while in operation might be plausible, him being in bad shape, he's highly skeptical about that. that doesn't stop more speculation though about a possible successi

ainsley: greg palkot is live in london with more on johnson's condition. greg? >> hi, folks, yeah.ic that's how his condition is described. u.k. prime minister boris johnson for a third day. the second day in intensive care in the hospital for covid-19. the word we are also getting he spent another comfortable night stable in good spirits. probably the most important information we got today is his temperature. it had been described as high for many days and now there is a report that it is falling. he is in one of the best in the country hospitals. he has top lungs doctor at his bedside. the whole place as can you imagine under tight security. he has been getting a lot of wishes and hopes that he will get better. for example, from his boss, the queen. in a twitter, she wished the prime minister full and speedy recovery. president trump also offered some assistance to his -- one of his favorite foreign friends. take a listen to what he said on hannity last night. >> i have set people up with his doctors in london and these are people that are amazingly accomplished people that have

greg palkot is in london with more on that. >> it has made that announcement about the extension, howevers not made any really concrete ideas or presented any plans as to how it's going to reopen the economy. prince william today opened via a video link another new emergency hospital. the country has a three week lockdown. infections and especially death tolls remain high here. the meta-search for more protective gear for health workers and tests for the virus. germany is planning to reopen much of its economy over the coming weeks but announced today they would be a ban on major sporting and concert events there until august 31st. next-door switzerland will restart its society and economy beginning on april 27th and do that in three stages over the coming two months. japan is frankly going the other way after dealing with the coronavirus for months now, it is seeing the biggest one-day spike in cases in tokyo so leaders they are declaring a nationwide expansion of its state of emergency. and in china where we know it all started, officials in the wuhan epicenter of this virus have report

greg palkot with the latest on all that.orter: we got an update on the uk prime minister johnson's condition just in the past 90 minutes or so. yes, he's in stable condition but he's also in good spirits. he was diagnosed with covid-19 some ten days ago. he left self-quarantine sunday night, protecting at a nearby hospital, and is still there. last night his condition deteriorated. he had a high fever, persistent coughing, and that prompted the move to the intensive care unit. yes, he is using oxygen, he's on oxygen treatment but importantly, as you noted, he's not yet at least on a ventilator. here is what his stand-in currently, foreign secretary dominic raab, had to say. take a listen. >> he's also a colleague and he's also our friend. so all of our thoughts and prayers are with the prime minister at this time, with carrie and with his whole family, and i'm confident he will pull through, because if there's one thing i know about this prime minister, he's a fighter. he will be back at the helm leading us through this cris

greg palkot has details. >> it's a wild weekend of rumors and claims.ou w we will recall that since then there have been unconfirmed reports that says he has a heart operation, that it went bad, that a team of chinese doctors arrived and found him in a vegetative state and even reports that he is in fact dead. but over the weekend i was in touch with the key and aid to the south korean president. and it states that the south korean government is firm. kim jong un is alive and well, he's been staying that there is no suspicious movements detect detected. seeming to back this relief up, and we spoke with another one of our key contacts and he gives us his perspective now. >> its own nuclear armed power. they demonstrated extraordinary progress and the united states has to be worried, everyone has to be right about things going off the rails in north korea but that's not what we are seeing. >> if that's not what we are seeing right now. a washington also busy, and those u.s. officials that in their view they saw nothing out of the ordinary. that's crucial,

our senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot is live with all that. >> that's right, the mysteryand north korea continues, despite being surrounded by countries like china and south korea which had been infested with the virus. north korea in one of the worst health systems in the world has stated it has had zero cases. but recently, it merged that internal lecture being given to the north korean people by the government, have informed them that that there are indeed infections in the north and south of the country as well as pyongyang. this could backup reports that we have been seeing about death and soldiers and prisoners even in the capital, all of this despite governors sealing off the borders and launching draconian actions aimed at saving lives. >> i would say look at what the regime is doing and saying. that along with losses and they shake the frail economy and a society and destabilize the nuclear armed rogue nation. president trump said he thought kim was an okay shape. this week a member of the joint chief of staff said that he thought he was in control, so much that