time. 18 year old hannah will take the wheel she's picked the most difficult to revel. steam mail trail. so it's a new trail for us and. to see how we go where we're going to go and stuff that you won't even think it could even go on to possibly do why would you be driving have suffered like this for the sake of example a lot of lives didn't knock credit history ever since i was little doubt and i was going to mexico. now look at every single here who. just this is born and raised up in the food industry believe the crazy well being yes it's crazy but it's a very real. on the program. he's going to arizona entry tambourine and then now my well. known as a dollar. at. the teams are ready to go it's a few miles yet to the start of the trial. jim's invested more than $100000.00 in the jeep he's now entrusting to hannah's afraid skills it's got a special differential lock extra sturdy shocks and special time yes. but neither one knows exactly what they and they jeep will be facing. the countryside looks like something out of a john ford weston one of america's big national

this is hannah's chance to make good. either. right. and it is all smiles at last a major when on a difficult path could trail and on which she goes. are. lately meanwhile the german alfred fans don't have quite as brought here road. but later a new house is tricky spots even so we're going to buy another one jeep has gotten stuck and i watch a whole lot of. other things like this happen often it's no tragedy help is on the way. other drivers test their meshal in bumpy ribena. adventures like this only for genuine off road vehicles s.u.v.s made for the asphalt jungle wouldn't get fun here but then is the city really the right place for. the market if you can drive down to the ice cream parlor and it's too many off roaders don't ever use their cars for anything else and that's too bad i thought you should use a car in the environment it was built for. i call that ethical treatment of automobiles and water modern the occasional rocks are a part of it sometimes it results in a bit offended maybe the comments are a tight spot but left the f

back in the deserts of utah hannah and jim hodges are running into some rough terrain. but the 18 year olds tranced the right stuff to handle this extreme trial each. leaf one rock and so the other jeeps work their way up to the biggest obstacle of all that's what hannah will show what she can do with a differential and off road good and a 300 horsepower engine. here it's make or break a few mini meets his can mean old the difference. please at the critical point she pulls to one side and lets the other drivers go ahead. please. she has a really good look at the phone not going to get stuck there for the deaths i'm positive again p.q. wrong and. you got to make sure your prologue. you know have all 'd your your wheels locked up and. just you know at the bump it a little bit i think. the front wheels up onto the wrong maneuvers like this are best done with very low time pressure. the guide says she has to get up some real momentum to bring the real wheels up. you're almost up but not clients it will take a little more gas. but now she's stuck. the only way to get out of

high. 18 year old hannah will take the wheel she's picked the most difficult to reveal. the rusty nail china. starts a new trail for us. to see how we go where we're going to go on stuff this morning and think it could even go on as we do why would you be driving up something like this for the sake of her get a lot of phone call i was written off for a ministry ever since i was little john and i would always going to mexico. to look for every single here who. just visits born and raised on the freedom street is it a crazy hobby yes it's crazy but it's a very real. this is a broken record. he's been to arizona g.p. armory and then now moab. the desert out. of. the teams are ready to go it's a few miles yet to the start of the trial. jim's invested more than $100000.00 in the jeep he's now in trusting to hannah's off road skills it's got a special differential of extra sturdy shocks and special time is. but neither one knows exactly what they and their jeep will be facing. the countryside looks like something out of a john ford weston one of america's big national parks is

hannah gadsby. musical guest tim mcgraw.nd the legendary roots crew it's "the tonight show" at home edition. ♪ and now, here's jimmy. >> jimmy: hi, everybody. and welcome to "the tonight show" at home edition. my name's jimmy fallon thank you so much for watching our show tonight let's get to some jokes. well guys, everybody is talking about this. this is insane last night, president trump claimed that he's been taking hydroxychloroquine to prevent himself from getting the coronavirus. when told the drug is for treating malaria, trump said, "if it's good enough for the first lady, it's good enough for me." that's right trump shocked everyone by saying that he's taking the drug even though it has not been proven to help treat covid-19. right after he said it, dr. fauci immediately put on a mask so no one could see him laughing that's a little muttly yeah, after trump made the announcement, a lot of experts told him what he was doing is dangerous. then trump was like, "relax, if anything goes wrong, i can just drink bleach and

it was a woman named hannah reynolds. of all human beings that lived in appomattox county at that time, she was enslaved. she was enslaved by dr. samuel coleman. she lived in a home about one mile to the west of where i'm standing in the epicenter of the battlefield of the morning of april 9. she was unfortunate to be hit by a confederate artillery shell that morning. she was attended to by surgeons from the eighth main interest-free -- infantry unit and she was able to survive another three days. she died on april 12, that wednesday. april 12 is a very important date, two in the history of appomattox because it was on this very road that i'm standing on on april 12 that confederate andntry stacked their arms their flags and ammunition along this road. in fact, you can say the individual confederate soldier actually surrendered on this road, not in the parlor of the mclean house the weight generally did. hannah reynolds dying on april 12 meant that, in a way, she was morally wounded as an enslaved woman and, in a way, she

good morning, tom and hannah. who sir tom is now. ian botham said, it's been amazing, and everybody in every household knows who sir tom is now, but he is life so you can talk to him. that is very kind of you to say that. my son gave mea kind of you to say that. my son gave me a lovely bat so i will get it cleaned up and maybe sometime i could have a little batting opposite to you, that would be lovely. could have a little batting opposite to you, that would be lovelym would be my pleasure, tom. my absolute pleasure. i have played cricket since i retired and resigned and threw everything away in 93, so, yeah, why not? i don't know if i have a bat. i might have to borrow yours. he said he might have to borrow your bat. never mind, but let's hope it would be very long and very let's hope it would be very long and very soon let's hope it would be very long and very soon you will be out on the crease getting another century, and maybe a bit more. looking forward to you doing that. yeah, i think you might have a long w

good morning, naga and good morning tom and hannah.2 million. what's going on? tom, it's an extraordinary achievement and i have been trying to think of a song that encapsulates what you're doing, how you're inspiring all of us and... i have one i think. i'm sort of stealing it from the people of liverpool. but it seemed appropriate. is it ok ifi sing it for you? michael, i suggest you go ahead and we all, tom included, will listen. # when you walk through a storm, hold your head up high... # and don't be afraid of the dark # at the end of the storm # there's a # at the end of the storm # there's a golden sky # and the sweet silver song of the lark... # sing it with me. # when you walk through a storm, hold your head up high # and don't be afraid of the dark # at the end of the storm # there's a golden sky # and the sweet silver song of the lark. and we can say good afternoon to captain tom moore, hello, how are you? hello, i'm good. i need to say congratulations because you are the uk's official number one. that really is truly amazin

good morning, naga and good morning tom and hannah. get up, it's12 million. what's going on? tom, it's an extraordinary achievement and i have been trying to think of a song that encapsulates what you're doing, how you're inspiring all of us and... i have one i think. i'm sort of stealing it from the people of liverpool. but it seemed appropriate. is it ok ifi sing it for you? michael, i suggest you go ahead and we all, tom included, will listen. # when you walk through a storm, hold your head up high... # and don't be afraid of the dark # at the end of the storm # there's a golden sky # and the sweet silver song of the lark... # sing it with me. # when you walk through a storm, hold your head up high # and don't be afraid of the dark # at the end of the storm # there's a golden sky # and the sweet silver song of the hark. —— lark. and we can say good afternoon to captain tom moore, hello, how are you? hello, i'm good. i need to say congratulations because you are the uk's official number one. that really is truly amazing, isn't it? al

hannah, thank you very much.at the government is providing to businesses. there is an an extension announced for the furlough scheme which will provide a huge amounts of assurance. i think what's very important in the way we provide support is we target people and universal basic income is an issue that's been tested in other countries and hasn't been taken forward. next question is from alan in newcastle. do we have your question? he ask after already surviving intensive care from covid—19, he asked what plans the government has for vulnerable members of the population once shielding has ended on the 15th of june. i think the first thing to say is we need to do everything we can to support individuals and we have set out the measures that we require for people who are shielding and indeedin for people who are shielding and indeed in the workplace guidance, we have produced and also looked at vulnerable groups. you might want to ta ke vulnerable groups. you might want to take this question. i'm pleased that you h

pulitzer prize winner nicole hannah jones on america, racism and violence. then, hong kong in beijing's crosshairs. the mainland government is asserting greater control over the island. citizens of hong kong have reacted angrily, so has the united states government. what happens next in this high stakes showdown? >> this is a tragedy for the people of hong kong, the people of china, and indeed the people of the world. >>> i'll talk to the last british governor of hong kong, chris batten, as well as the city's legendary campaigner for democracy, martin leech. >>> also, it's graduation season, at least on the internet. i will give graduates my thoughts and share some of the smartest that i have seen. >>> first, here's my take. like most of you, i'm still taking in the events of the last few days, the gruesome death of george floyd, the riots on so many american cities. i just want to make a few brief observations. some people are asking why is this happening now, haven't things gotten better for african-americans? many are titans of business, hold political of

normally we go out a few days before, we have hannah on oui’ days before, we have hannah on our handsramadan is finished, it's a reward. it's time you want to spend together. seeing family and friends for the first time, i look forward to that and as a couple of days until eid and i can't do that, i can't go out. we go to the parking groups, have a picnic, we can't do that social gatherings are bound separately, eid will be a different experience, like most muslims around the world. and relying more and more on technology. now, for many of us living in lockdown, a holiday abroad sounds pretty appealing. and greece officially begins its tourist season in june. but foreigners could be turned away, if the virus isn't under control in their home country. quentin sommerville has more, as athens gets ready to welcome the tourists. when you arrive here at athens airport, this is one of the first things you see. you get a swab test for covid—19. they've been doing this since march 20th. everybody who has the test, me included, then has to go into isolation for 2h hours. in fact there's been a

. >> 10-year-old hannah hyatt had a social studies assign, write a paragraph about her hero.h, that was her mother, a doctor in denver. >> my mom because she's going to work, she's waking up and putting on a mask and going out to work. >> that's awesome. little help from her father, hannah turned her school assignment into a song for her mother, mandy, and all healthcare workers. ♪ doctors don't have super strength ♪ ♪ but they have their sense of duty ♪ ♪ they run towards the fire ♪ >> that's the best song ever. let's make that a hit. what a wonderful story that is. >>> the bed time story taking the coronavirus world by storm. that's next. as homes become schools. at&t has created a $10 million dollar fund to help educators and families keep school in session. because the key to keeping kids learning, is keeping kids connected. ♪[ siren ] & doug give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ as important as ever. most

. >> reporter: hannah lucas deserved her big night.ne of her own, a virtual prom. >> welcome to our prom. >> reporter: with help from her brother charlie. they found sponsors and discovered lots of teens wanted to walk down a virtual red carpet. >> it started off as a yoke over spring break when we had the time to plan out. we should do it. >> reporter: why it is called we are well? >> we are well is a declaration. declaration of strength together. we want to declare that we are the class of 2020. and we are well. >> think of it as the oscars. >> reporter: 500 students across the country streamed the event on instagram line. some friend went together not on a limo but on zoom. they dressed. mix in some celebrities. and showed off killer dance moves with music by dj jazzy jeff. >> 2020 prom, let's go. >> prom is really an important milestone in river teen's life. a lot of teens are disappointed and heart broke that their programs have been cancelled or postponed. >> kristin koch is the executive director at "seventeen" magazine. she sai

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nicole hannah jones was awarded the pulitzer prize for the powerful project. joining me now is pulitzer prize winner nicole hannah jones and the great granddaughter of ida b. wells herself, public historian, michelle duster. i am so excited about this blog. nicole, i'm going to read one of the tweets that you tweeted out about winning the pulitzer. you wrote i've been trying to come up with sentences worthy of how it felt to be awarded the pulitzer prize on the same day that ida b. wells. the newspaper called her a nasty minded. i would not be without her. she never got the recognition she deserved when she was living sometimes even from her own people. and this came at a time when you were messrs.ly castigated for winning. ted cruz probably most exhibited the pearl just gripping that took place on the right. pulitzer clowns itself, adheres to the journalistic principles. how good did it feel to dunk on those haters this week? i guess that's the classy way for me to put it? >> i really tried to control my petty this week and just be grateful for receiving this

hannah, the view we've had from italy is particularly beautiful. thank you very much indeed. countries slowly emerge from lockdowns and whether that could lead to a second wave of infections. well, that's exactly what's happening in south korea — one of the country's most widely praised for its response to the pandemic. authorities there have reported a spike in new cases just as social distancing rules are eased — forcing the closure of all clubs and bars in the capital seoul. reged ahmad reports. the normally popular nightclub scene in seoul closed with signs explaining why. south korea had just started easing its social distancing rules and march, after an impressive expert to contain the coronavirus. ina spike expert to contain the coronavirus. in a spike in case numbers has registered. translation: the number of patients related to clu bs the number of patients related to clubs is 5a. we are continuously tracing identical contacts and sources. it prompted the president to warn the public to brace for a second wave of infection. translation: the infection cluster and whic

why is this so important to you, hannah? this is important to you, hannah?eepers into temporary accommodation now. —— rough sleepers. i‘ve made a great friendship with one of them and her story is amazing and it is just nice to know her. i'm sure. i will come back to you in a moment but i want to go to death in. you are working long hours as a supporter in cavan. we are all talking about care homes at the moment. how have you found it? it's not been as difficult as i expected it to be. it's pretty much a normal typical day except obviously we can't take people we support out into the community. the most challenging thing for me has been wearing the mask because honestly the mumbled speech and lip reading a lot and that's something i can't do with masks. yes, i need to explain that you would with a genetic condition and you have hearing problems. so how do you get round that because presumably a lot of people in care homes they want everybody to wear masks. yes, obviously i still have to wear the mask for the people i support's safety. but i rely a lot of the

and hannah graham is a single mum of two. her kids qualify for free school dinners.runs a peer support for other parents in the same situation who are struggling with the system. good morning, both. hannah, if you had to wait three weeks for his first vouchers, how did you get by with a six—year—old and a nine—year—old? with a six—year—old and a nine-year-old? it was very difficult. we went into isolation a week before logjam because we spent an afternoon with a lady who went on to have virus micro —— a week before lockdown. there was no provision planned at that point. if you had two children at home, theyjust want to eat. the cupboards were empty within the first few days. when children are bored, what can i now? and on top of that instead of the ten lunches that were packed into the weekly planning, i was not prepared at all. ten extra meals a week, isn't it? so how stressful would you say it has been, trying to get hold of food? probably the most stressful experience of the whole thing for me. from the point of view having to the funds, getting hold of vouchers,

and hannah sent us this update on the situation the crew ship is currently under strict quarantine here and cook's hafen there are almost 3000 people on board none of them are tourist they are all crew members of the entire 2 a fleet which normally operates at this time of the year in the mediterranean sea or the canary islands now to put all of its crew members and employees together on board of this vessel and brought them to germany just a few days ago everybody on board has to be tested for the virus and health authorities say that test results won't be available until late monday evening we hear there's a great amount of anger and frustration on board because it's really difficult for people who are already stuck there for weeks to exercise social distancing when they even have to share cabins as we hear so it's completely unclear at the moment when the odyssey for the 2 your employees will come to an end. now for a brief look at some other stories making headlines around the world greece is moving hundreds of migrants out of the new tory asli overcrowded morea refugee camp on the

and so i've encountered an enslaved woman named hannah, who was whipped to death. and hannah said life has led me to st. louis and the practice of slavery in the gateway city. i've met a young cheyenne ward of a colonel, and her brief life helped us understand a tangled web of anti-slavery activists and indian policy reformers. of course, i have been led to sophie, whose first marriage to a white civil war veteran and second marriage to a mixed-race lakota man, who produced 13 children. and whose life helps us uncover the diminishing opportunities available to mixed-race families in the west as multiple color lines hardened in the wake of reconstruction's collapse. photographs help us answer hard questions, but they also help us expand the cast of characters who populate the west and make our stories richer and more inclusive. over the past few decades, i've had fun roaming the fields of western history and the west itself, and exploring the photographic archives. the big metaphorical ones and the brick and mortar ones, too. but you know what? it can feel lonely ou

>>hannah brandt explained. >>taylor band low is like a lot of soon to be gratz yeah that's wild. so while also excited though she works at ascension via christi hospital manhattan and is also a full-time nursing student at hutchinson community college i never thought i would be in the middle of nursing school going through a pandemic. most college students invision their graduation day from the start. but taylor will be there for hers on monday because she's in indiana. she's an ascension via christi partner facility hit by the pandemic helping people who live at a long-term care are saying to help. >>there are people on so this was the perfect >>she says she's had a great time and learned a lot and get this the facility, she's working out was dealing with a major shortage of medical gowns. and so she took it into her own hands to find some more. she told one of her college advisors and they helped her find a place in indiana that's donated downs. now her temporary workplace is getting hundreds of them all thanks to her children. she told me. >>that shows his cousin. i am back >>

troy hannah is the team leader for repairs. he has extensive knowledge of the process of fixing electronics and computers. the center also rents out its items. set designers for films and musicals come in search of vintage items that cannot be found anywhere else. >> reduce, repurpose, recycle. it's like, it's the cool thing to do. recycling is cool. >> reporter: in the famous bohemian area of manhattan, greenwich village is an unusual custom shop. rick kelly makes his guitars out of recycled wood. >> going to sound good. this wood here came from the belltower of trinity church, the oldest church in new york city. and during 9/11, they had big fires down there. >> reporter: kelly collects discarded lumber from old buildings being torn down. this wood has seen better days, but it will come back to life after kelly shaves it down a little. he says these guitars have a good tone because old wood is dry and well seasoned allowing strings from the guitar to reverberate beautifully through the body. kelly's items are in demand among

. >> hannah haynes of united markets in marin county. this day a coronavirus testing station set up outside. in marin county, the news is not good. there was a spike last week, 100 new cases. most of them among people working in essential jobs, and grocery workers topped the list. >> i just want to make sure everyone else around us is safe. >> so hannah took the test along with most of the 145 employees in this company's two stores when the company offered, ceo kelly smith had no second thoughts. >> i kept saying i just want to sell apples. this used to be such an easy business. >> as county health describes it, this amounts to staying ahead of a pandemic that infected six grocery worker last week alone. united workers agreed to test along with molly stones. other stores have declined. that disappoints health officer matt willis who recovered after being the 429th of 430 cases. go ahead and test people because it's prevalent in our community. >> so what was the test like? >> it was different. it was kind of like someone spurting water up

to him this work here in qatar hannah was a form of dance research. i wanted to really delve into and explore the people of this city. that all of the women the name is el mundo. but it somehow captures the essence of colombians today or 'd you can go along. and disassembled and out of it puts him among dolls stands for your average person in constant need to come up with a way to survive. to say less but upwards or whatever the man dollar dances in order to earn a living doll. but a poor fellow you. know better body has made a name for himself experimenting with new forms of expression and combining improvisation and classical technique. i think that strength an artist or. they come together and they find. spaces outside of institutions that they find their own initiative that they work on their own and their value and their. kind action and how they work with the city i think this is a kind of empowerment for the l.g.b. t.q. community for instance. let me at the queer performance house or to it's drawing audience. it was founded back in the coming u

amy: that was nicole hannah jones.inda villarosa, you were a contributor to the acclaimed "1619" project with an essay titled "myths about physical racial differences were used to justify slavery and are still believed by doctors today." up, if you could comment onon the significance of the 1619 project that you were a part of and also not only the pillars are going to nicole hannah jones, but to ida b wells as well in a special citation an award for her outstanding and courageous reporting on the horrific and vicious violence against doctors during the year of lynching. ifif you can take as fullircle? >> first of all, we are so proud of nikole. i was honored to be part of that project. ii think it speaeaks to the powr of b black w women journalists, nikole andnd ida b. wells. didink what "1619 project" was take us back and look at the legacy of enslavement. there always people sang, slavery was a a long ago. ththat is nonot part of r expeperien.. but itit is. ouour chargege was to prove what happened during e enslavem

hannah essex from the cbr. breaking news,.ed as a police officer following the death of the unarmed black man george floyd has been arrested. he has been charged with third—degree murder. derek chauvin is one of four police officers who were fired after mr floyd's death in custody on monday. since then, the city has been rocked by protests. overnight, a police station was set ablaze, and police fired tear gas and rubber bullets. president trump has tweeted that "thugs" were dishonouring george floyd's memory. but twitter accused him of "glorifying violence" with a post that said: "when the looting starts, the shooting starts." our north america correspondent, nick bryant's report contains some distressing images. fires of fury, fires of frustration. civil unrest of the 1960s that apply once more in 2020 america. for the third night, parts of minneapolis we re third night, parts of minneapolis were burning. this police station overrun and set ablaze. for protesters, it had become a landmark of racial injustice. they believe an

. >> reporter: hannah took the test along with most of the 145 employees in this company's two stores. when the county offered, ceo kelly smith had no second thoughts. >> i kept saying i just want to sell apples. this used to be such an easy business. >> reporter: as county health describes it this amounts to staying ahead of a pandemic that infected six grocery workers last week alone. united markets agreed to test along with molly stones. other stores declined that disappointed this public health officer who recovered after being marin county's 39 of 41 cases and counting? we are hoping that every employer recognizes this is a matter of community health and well-being to test for covid-19 because it is prevalent in our community. >> reporter: what was the test like? >> it was like someone spurting water up your nose in a way. >> >> reporter: then she returned to work hoping for reassuring results. >> we will know in two days. >> reporter: then they want to do it again in a month. >> do they? i don't know. i don't know that one yet. >> reporter: she just did. wayne feed fraph abc7 ne

we're discussing other media stories coronavirus related with one of our producers now john hannah who's joel local t.v. stations in the u.s. have been filing stories on the world's largest retailer amazon and its handling of covert 19 in the workplace those pieces have been spoken a similar what is the back story here i have a little hope richard it's at least 11 local news organizations and segments on amazon's health and safety procedures during a pandemic and the company has faced a lot of scrutiny over its failure to protect its employees so this is a legitimate news story but the scripts and the talking points are pretty identical millions of americans staying at home are relying on amazon millions of americans staying at home or relying on amazon millions of americans staying at home are relying on amazon but you know there is a all right there is on companies keeping employees safe and healthy the company is keeping its employees safe and healthy turns out that it was actually amazon's p.r. departments who didn't just provide the video but actually wrote the scripts a fact that a

as hannah mcginley. ..ts and statistics about travellers‘ healths, mental healths, employment, accommodation, education, i mean, when you look at those hard facts, really the situation travellers find themselves in in ireland today is nothing short of a scandal. there's a group of people living in our republic who are being treated very, very badly. it's the last acceptable form of racism. there's a gaping hole in our history around our only recognised ethnic minority. when we know better, when we're better informed, then i think the chances are of that prejudice and of that discrimination and that, kind of, stigmatising and othering of people would diminish. 19—year—old temera is a student at maynooth university. so many different people from, like, all over the place. all different accents. this college does absolutely everything, there's, like, 60 subjects to pick from. last year, she was on a course designed to prepare students from marginalised communities to become teachers. this year, she's embarking

900 patients will have been successfully treated and to leave you with the thoughts of one nurse, hannahbailey, she says every week, this means so much to them. she knows that people can't clap forever but she says she will enjoy it while it lasts. yes, welcome to winchester, the ancient capital of england, tonight and the rather more modern setting of the royal hampshire county hospital, you can see the professionals are out clapping the professionals once again. and a remarkable thing to come out of this hospital. in the la st come out of this hospital. in the last nine weeks, they have managed to discharge 141 patients who have had coronavirus. that is more than two patients every day for the past nine weeks. i am going to ask the chief medical officer here just how proud that makes you feel, to get those people back home. incredibly proud and it is an absolute credit to our amazing staff and the really ha rd to our amazing staff and the really hard work they have been doing in difficult circumstances. we've been working with carers throughout the community, community hospitals, in pe

france so this is a typical foreign intervention so i challenge you to china's law or hannah china's so it's a very hard to imagine how old the white house reacted to how or why you rescued if a country want to work in the very so i advise americans do not. good to do such a 46 so i also asked some hong kong people to not to have a little hope for americans so in fact from the perspectives of many countries in the middle east and in north africa syria iraq libya is it true the more united states in the variance the more chow dick there will be and we watched how u.s. china relations have plunged amid the pandemic do you think hong kong could become a potential battleground for these rivals. yes also know what i don't mean. we all become the topic of public opinion in the struggle between the 2 countries between you have histories and china back to hong kong will not be the new afghanistan 980 s. when the cold war between united states and it will be union make afghanistan a new battlefield a future so i believe that evie and hong kong people are in canada and can thoughts of those pr

and hannah sent us this update from cook's hath the cruise ship is currently under strict quarantine here in cook's half and there are almost 3000 people on board none of them are tourists they are all crew members of the entire 2 a fleet which normally operates at this time of the year in the mediterranean sea all the canary islands now put all of its crew members and employees together on board of this vessel and brought them to germany just a few days ago everybody on board has to be tested for the virus and health authorities say that test results won't be available until late monday evening we hear there's a great amount of anger and frustration on board because it's really difficult for people who are already stuck there for weeks to exercise social distancing when they even have to share cabins as we hear so it's completely unclear at the moment when the odyssey for the 2 your employees will come to an end. now every year at gives out its freedom of speech award this year the award highlights journalists who have been persecuted because of their coverage of the coronavirus pan

hannah wanted to help out after contracting covid—19 herself.ting this disease completely blind. the more and more we know about it, the more we can plan and prepare and put measures in place to keep people safe. they're even queuing up in the corridors to take part. every single one of them has been exposed to coronavirus. we know that some have become sick and some haven't. and we're trying to work out, essentially using a whole group of people, what the factors are, both genetic, environmental, ethnic related and also exposure related, as to why some people are becoming sick and developing the disease, some people are having the disease and they're not sick, and some people do not have the disease at all. one of the reasons this man volunteered is because he saw too many health workers from black and ethnic minority groups have died with coronavirus. it hits home directly for me, of course. i'm a medical professional, my dad's a medical professional. there will be other at risk groups as well. we just need to try and find out a bit more detai

changed is the view that the extra north will have from nearly 400 kilometers above the earth like hannah al-jazeera washington is to say they'll be taking off in boston i should say in about just over 3 hours more calls for. now u.k. prime minister brian johnson is told m.p.'s it is time to move on from the scandal surrounding his top adviser dominic cummings traveled with his family from london to northeast england in march while he and his wife were showing over 1000 symptoms prime minister says he doesn't think an inquiry into the matter is necessary and says the government needs to focus on dealing with crime of our. focus on getting the message right she's probably come around with committee then i think what we need to do really is to move on and to. get on to how we're getting into sort out a credit market which is really a priority given where we priority of the people of this country and let's hear now from new parker who has more on the story from london. this is incredibly uncomfortable for the prime minister and the government let's not forget that this is day 5 in which the

husband begging twitter to delete your tweets talking about how hard it's been for his family for hannah i hear what i'm sure that ultimately they want to get to the bottom of it and it's a very serious situation and as you know there's no statute of limitations so it would be a very good death very good thing to do. he doesn't have the guts to say that because he is just a little man despite his girth and size ok now you know that you expect that from anderson cooper i guess but doesn't buy the cooper or anyone that back in 2003 when m s n b c hi joe scarborough by the way full disclosure i was scarborough's filin on scarborough country for a year there's a by the anybody that he was yucking it up on the radio with imus talking about the murder of that in turn watch would tell me what i do you think will know you're doing great damage don't be afraid to be funny because you are funny and i was a virgin and i ask you why you want to congress your son did of sexually in turn and how to kill one i mean this of russia you know it's pretty risky just because you couldn't do it where do you g

former ibo super—welterweight champion hannah rankin, told me what she thought of the new conditions.s we are starting to comply with those things it is really positive. obviously there are no fans in the arenas and things and your whole tea m arenas and things and your whole team as they are, they are the people who train with you anyway and eve ryo ne people who train with you anyway and everyone is talking about getting tested so i think as long as eve ryo ne tested so i think as long as everyone who is in the arena itself has been tested and cleared, we do not run to many risks while in the stadium at south. and will obviously come down to when you are preparing for that fight in the den. that will be the difficult part about it i think. the mcc‘s 18,000 members won't receive refunds for subscriptions this year, despite the chance of seeing cricket at lord's being "increasingly remote". all cricket has been suspended until at least the 1st of july, with the new hundred tournament delayed until next year. lords was due to host england's test matches with the west indies and pakista

hitler's having killed himself 30th, hannah -- tried to pull the temple down around him as he perished. -- had tried. but not everyone was willing to take that route, not everyone was suicidal. been an agreement that they would send a delegation to allied headquarters in montgomery. and then they end up at eisenhower's headquarters. it up as they go along. they are very aware that every day that passes, there are more germans who fall under soviet control. this they are determined to avoid. they are trying to stall as long as they can to allow germans to flee westward and they are fleeing westward by the hundreds of thousands and eventually the aliens in order to avoid being under soviet control. the final decision is made that we are going to give up and conceded to the allied demand of unconditional render, at that point -- unconditional surrender. host: steve from rhode island. caller: good morning. i would like to make a comment. the war was decided on the eastern front. the western front was a skirmish compared to the eastern front. there would not have been any western front, the

appointed a successor with swiss architect hannah smy at the helm the bow house focused even more heavily on industry and also became more political. my own hut honey smile moved the bauhaus in a very socialist direction communist even. in the extremely productive 2 years that he was director this played a major role which was very different from the copious era. by hoped. the bow house set out to design and manufacture well made products for everyone. catering to everyday needs took priority over artistic considerations. one voted to india india into social they wanted to reach households homes society in general. and with products that looked completely unlike anything that had existed before else cleek there was a turning point after the 1st world war by 922 or 923 of the latest everyone was excited about mechanization and industrial production. site there was a consensus that in the post-war era people should be modern and welcome technology and progress. and this should be reflected in everyday products from carpets to houses to the urban environment. and they were to do this so as t