yes that that is the nation we've become my friends where the harry cooper of this night of the living dead story that is the corona virus pandemic modern pirates only looking out for the safety of our selves or at least the safety of our upper crust or their financial safety at least which is what many are now reporting is at the core of us president truman's recent obsession with pushing the anti malarial drug hydro oxy chloroquine for coburg 19 patients yes even in times of crisis washington d.c. is dark money and lobbying crowd are still calling the shots despite whatever health risks that may bring. paper a drug has the side effects of let's see blurred vision blistering feelings that others can hear your thoughts see.

yes that that is the nation we've become my friends we're the harry cooper of this night of the living dead story that is the corona virus pandemic modern pirates only looking out for the safety of our selves or at least the safety of our upper crust or their financial safety at least which is what many are now reporting is at the core of us president truman's recent obsession with pushing the anti malarial drug hydro oxy chloroquine for coburg 19 patients yes even in times of crisis washington d.c. is dark money and lobbying crowd are still calling the shots despite whatever health risks that may bring. paper a drug has the side effects of let's see blurred vision blistering feelings that others can hear your thoughts seeing things that are not there uncontrolled twisting movements and of course my personal big pharma side effect favorite large i have like swelling on the face eyelids lips tongue throat sex organs. yes that is the side effects you get when dr donald trump starts telling you to ask your doctor about hydro oxy couric when or however it's called that i have friends means

yes that that is the nation we've become my friends where the harry cooper of this night of the living dead story that is the corona virus pandemic modern pirates only looking out for the safety of our selves or at least the safety of our upper crust or their financial safety at least which is what many are now reporting is at the core of us president truman's recent obsession with pushing the anti malarial drug hydro oxy chloroquine for 19 patients yes even in times of crisis washington d.c. is dark money and lobbying crowd are still calling the shots despite whatever health risks that may bring.

cooperate. mcconnell and harry reid cooperated as well. senate leaders have to cooperate.y have always cooperated. you can really mess things up. the leader's job is to make things work, not messed things up. this is not a new thing. if you think back to mike mansfield and the 1964 civil rights act, the beginning of that debate, which was the beginning of a presidential election year, it divides the democratic party and the majority leader hopes to get it going and put it on the floor in an election year. he has a meeting with a senator from georgia. they lay out what they think they will do. he says, i will try to stop this bill. they treat each other with respect. when you see this and as a place were senators go to represent their constituents, you think about them as equals and don't surprise each other. you may use the rules of leverage when you can, and senator byrd used the rules as he could. byrd of 's critiques were that he was using the rules in a partisan way, but they still cooperate. they still cooperate to this day. susan: people who just watched the two lead

we need mayor de blasio to show real leadership and not to give lectures. >> harris: rabbi cooper, thankfor your comments today. you have answered all my questions, and i didn't even have to go there. i appreciated. >> rabbi cooper: god bless you andho your family. please stay safe. newday usa makes it so easy to refinance that one call can save you $2000 a year. newday's va streamline refi lets you refinance without having to verify your income, without getting your home appraised and without spending one dollar out of pocket to get it done. it is the quickest and easiest refi they've ever offered. one call can save you $2000 a year, every year. u

he has been very helpful and cooperative. >> harris: bret, what's your reaction? >> bret: well, i think you will see a lot more of these ads. i think you'll also see ads from the other side, which is joe biden and democrats trying to take pieces of these press conferences in the news coverage of them and make them ads the other way. i think chris wallace said that last week, but i do think this moment, how we recover or don't, both economically and from this medically and physically, will determine the outcome of the race in november. that's why you will see a ton of ads like this over the next few weeks. the trump campaign, harris, has a boatload of money. $240 million in just this quarter. so they're going to spend it. >> harris: yeah. all right, bret baier, i love having the nitty-gritty conversations with you. particularly about journalism. good to see you, my friend. we'll see you at 6:00 p.m. eastern. thank you. >> bret: thank you, harris. >> harris: the world's top health agencies reporting dozens of vaccines in the works globally to prevent the next outbre

and why harry and meghan are taking on the tabloids vowing not to cooperate with the biggest titles. president trump has announced that the governor of new york will visit the white house on tuesday to discuss the nation's response to the pandemic. the price of us oil has turned negative, with demand all but drying up, as lockdowns across the world keep people inside. for the first time, italy has recorded a one—day fall in the number of people currently infected. the latest figures for the uk show there were 419 deaths reported in the last 24—hour period, reflecting a steady fall over the past few days. the official number of deaths in the uk linked to coronavirus is 16,509. but that number does not include deaths in care homes or in the community, in england and northern ireland. the uk govenment remains under sustained pressure about the lack of personal protective equipment, or ppe as it's known, available to medical and care staff. more on all that in a moment but first, here's president trump speaking a short while ago. i want to draw your attention to governor cuomo‘s remarks

and why harry and meghan are taking on the tabloids vowing not to cooperate with the biggest titles.nd in sport... arsenal's first team squad and head coach mikel arteta become the latest in the premier league to agree a pay cut, following "positive and constructive discussions". good evening. we start tonight with a special report illustrating the range of challenges faced by nhs staff in the fight against coronavirus. during the day ministers have again promised they're addressing the shortage of protective equipment, and the government's deputy chief scientific adviser said that the number of new infections across the uk was pretty much stable and flat. the prime minister has expressed caution about relaxing the lockdown too soon because he fears it could lead to a second peak. the latest figures for the uk show there were 419 deaths reported in the last 24—hour period reflecting a steady fall over the past few days. the official number of deaths in the uk linked to coronavirus is 16,509. 00:02:37,876 --> 2147483051:38:03,652 but that number does not include 2147483051:38:03,652 -

finally harry and meghan have told tim's tabloid papers they are to end all forms of briefing and cooperationhe mirror and express newspapers and saying they will no longer engage with them because of what they feel is unfairand because of what they feel is unfair and inaccurate treatment. it comes days before a scheduled hearing in the duchess of sussex‘s ongoing hearing against associated newspapers. that's it from me. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @sipusey. stay tuned on bbc news. hello. although monday gets off to a fairly chilly start, temperatures are going to rebound. garden time by the afternoon. quite pleasant with plenty of sunshine out there, although you'll need to take some shelter from a brisk easterly breeze. and there is a lot of fine, dry weather to come this week. high pressure centred close to scandinavia — its influence being felt across the british isles, blocking any weather systems from coming our way. and these are your starting numbers for monday morning, then. most of us above freezing, but there will be a frost again across parts of highland scotland, but again,

. >>> when we come back, what harry and meghan did during quarantine in l.a. >>> and anderson cooper'sgimme the skinny >>> ain't nothing like a friday "skinny" and we've got a good one for you starting with a red-hot dispatch from our "skinny" royals desk. >> it's a dispatch from within our own shores. prince harry and duchess meghan have been distributing food to those battling illnesses. >> "project angel food" says the couple volunteered with the charity on easter sunday and returned o the royal couple, which means that they did a really good job of keeping this from the public as far as pictures, there were no paparazzi pictures. >> there is one there, yes. >> there is? oh, wait, okay, i'm sorry. we can clear it here on "world news now." we didn't want to pay for it. correction, we didn't want to pay for it, right, producer greg? that's right, okay. >> well, meanwhile -- >> we must not have it. >> i know. >> we didn't want to pay for it, i should have known, i should have known. >>> movie fans best know danny trejo for playing bad guys. he holds the record for most on-screen deaths

american medical association president's patrice harris called on trump to reconsider the cuts, saying -- "fighting a global pandemic requires international cooperation and reliance on science and data." the global anti-poverty organization oxfam america said the cuts slash "any hopes for the responsible international cooperatioion and solidarity tht is critical to save lives and restore the global economy." this comes as a new oxfam report estimates the pandemic's economic fallout could push more than half a billion more people into poverty. for nearly 3 billion people already living in poverty and facing malnutrition, the virus could be deadly. in all, it estimates half of the world's 7.8 billion people could be living in poverty in the virus's aftermath. the report is called "dignity not destitution: an 'economic rescue plan for all' to tackle the coronavirus crisis and rebuild a more equal world." for more, we're joined by oxfam america'a's vicece president pal o'brien. welcome to democracy now! let's begin with president trump in the midst of this pandemic where the u.s. . is thehe epicer of the worlds pandemic -- more deaths than any other coun

cooperate. we are doing what we believe to be in the best interest of alabamians to get back to work any reasonable, orderly manner. justter: dr. harris reiterated that covid-19 is a lot worse for people with pre-existing conditions like diabetes and so forth. those tend to be bad in rural areas where there are a lot of poor people. has this pandemic and the circumstances caused you to more strongly consider expanding medicare and medicaid services? you previously said all options are on the table. are you changing because of what happened here. gov. ivey: we are concerned about the health of all her citizens, wherever they may live. at the same time, it would be irresponsible to think about expanding medicaid just for the sake of expanding medicaid, without having a complete and honest discussion about the source of stable funding to pay, etc. it is an option. i'm aware the interest is there. there is a lot of exploring that has to be done on how you pay for it. reporter: are you exploring finding a stable source of funding? gov. ivey: we are trying to make a plan when we can get our people back to work. yes, sir. reporter: around th

harry and meghan have told britain's tabloid newspapers that they are to end all forms of briefing and cooperationor and the express newspapers saying they will no longer engage with them because of what they feel has been unfair and inaccurate treatment. some of the biggest names in music have joined forces in a global televised concert to celebrate healthcare workers. lady gaga, sir paul mccartney and billie eilish were among those who performed from their homes, while the rolling stones managed to play from four separate locations. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin paterson was watching. # well, i saw her today at the reception # a glass of wine in her hand... one world: together at home has already been dubbed the living room live aid. the rolling stones filmed their parts individually on mobile phones. # ..was a footloose man # so i went down to the demonstration... charlie watts clearly didn't have a proper drum kit to hand. # i get my fair shares of abuse... # who finds the money... there was a beatle via broadband, sir paul mccartney. let's tell our leaders that we need them to strengt

with me is professor mark harris, professor of virology at university of leeds. and dr rebecca cooperell. let's begin with you, mark. question from steve who asks on the limited occasions the uk general public venture outdoors, shouldn't people be wearing face masks? interesting question because we'd been talking today about new research which suggests droplets from coughs and sneezes might spread further than originally suggested. of course when we go outside we should stay at least two metres from anyone else and that's the minimum so i think we need to be staying as far as possible from other people. of course face masks might play a role in reducing that spread even further but i think we have to look at this in the context of what's happening in the context of what's happening in the health service. in the health service at the moment we have a real need for personal protective equipment, especially ice masks and i think all of us would agree that people who need face masks most are those in the front line dealing with patients and helping with the effo rts patients and helping w

governor roy cooper says the demonstration is allowed, as long as protesters follow social distancing rules. this is "outnumbered." i'm melissa francis. here today, harris faulkner. marie harf, executive director of serve america pac. en fox news contributor, dr. nicole saphier, new york city physician and fox news contributor. she's the author of the new book, "make america healthy again," that is out today. joining us as well on the couch is a host of "the next revolution," steve hilton. he is "outnumbered." steve, let me start with you. what do you think of these protests? what do you make of them? are people getting fed up of being at home? >> steve: i think it's more than fed up. the economic and social and public health cost of the shutdown is something i've been certainly talking about for weeks now. i think in the long term it's going to be greater than the cost of the coronavirus itself. that's why it's so important that we get the economy opened up as quickly as possible, and as safely as possible. as we do that and as we think about that, as the states think about it, i think we need to be led, as were always told, by the data and the science

cooperation. i'm not worried about pulling the funding now, impacting our treatment here on the ground. i think the warning is deserved. >> harris: dr. siegel high everybody, sit tight. president trump suggesting we may be less than 24 hours away from getting details on a plan to reopen the economy. how soon could some areas of the nation returning to work? will get into it. ♪ >> plans to reopen the country are close to being finalized. and we will soon be sharing details and new guidelines with everybody. ♪ ws for veterans with va loans. that's me. by using your va streamline refi benefit, one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 a year. that's me. there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. that's me. put your va home loan benefits to good use. call my team at newday usa. but one thing hasn't: breakfast. and, if that feels like a little bit of comfort, 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 bre

cooperations with the british tabloids. that includes "the sun," "mirror," "mail" and "express," zero engagement unless it is through a lawyer. harryve they will no longer offer themselves up as currency for an economy of click bait and distortion. >> for the first time they're really saying they'll no longer cooperate with these certain tabloids, but they're also saying this is how the new media approach will be going forward. >> reporter: they say it is gravely concerning that an influential slice of the media over many years sought to insulate themselves for taking accountability for what they say or print. this letter comes just days before the first hearing in meghan's lawsuit against the publisher of "the mail on sunday" over the publication of a letter written by her now estranged father. more details from that case emerging. meghan is going to deny any involvement in interviews given by five of her friends to "people" magazine. it was this "people" story that referenced thomas merkel's letter and prompted him to share it with "the mail on sunday." the court documents also show that meghan blames the paper for the disagreeme

biden singling out anderson cooper for criticism, accusing the cnn anchor of passing up two opportunities to question the former vice president on the matter. meantime, senator harrisne sanders. harris is widely seen as a top candidate to serve as biden's running mate. >>> the biden and trump campaigns each seeing the 2020 presidential map in their own ways, and coming up with very different game plans for trying to seal the deal in key battleground states. peter doocy takes a look at that. >> this is how trump is trying to go 2 and 0 in presidential elections >> we start from -- with the states that the president won in 2016, and we intend to keep all those states, and we also think that there are some states that we can add to that total. >> in three states trump won last time, michigan pennsylvania and florida he trails biden according to new fox polls. >> certainly there are some new opportunities that have opened for democrats. >> her group democratic superpac priorities usa is spending the most trying to flip states trump won in 2016, michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania and florida. >> i think that as we move threw -- move through the pandemic and the lackluste