president trump at that same press conference, at which you are heralding, the administration was heralding the possibility of a vaccine by the end of the year, the president said, quote, vaccine or no vaccine, we're back, unquote. for americans who are listening to the president, can you explain in practical terms what he means when he says "we're back"? i mean, we still need to wear masks. can we have weddings or large gatherings? will grandparents be able to visit new grandchildren? how are we back? >> so what the president was making the point on is, everything does not depend on a vaccine. we're committed to delivering a vaccine, we'll put the full power of the u.s. government and our private sector towards getting a vaccine, but that's one of a multifactorial response program. first is the testing we talked about before, broad surveillance to find cases, surge in and contain. also therapeutics. we're driving forward on convalescent plasma to be able to treat people. we'll take hypo immunoglobulin and create concentrated protective immunity for individuals. we have monoclonal antibodie

that's according to reporting by "the miami herald." barbara peterson, the head of the florida government watchdog group first amendment foundation told "the herald," and we quote, for whatever reason, our governor is trying to hide information, first about nursing homes and now from medical examiners. they are trying to paint a rosy picture by refusing to provide us accurate information that allows to us make informed decisions about the health and safety of our families. it's a disservice to the citizens of the state of florida. with us is nick nahamas who has done extensive reporting on this story, investigative reporter at "the miami herald." nick, i would like to begin with a new york comparison, especially early on in the spike of coronavirus in new york city. two things happened. physicians, attending physicians who were doing their job listed coronavirus as a contributing factor in patients who presented with other risk categories in the hospital. and died by didn't of having the coronavirus, but it didn't always go down as a co

berlin wall fell the cold war had essentially come to an end the fall of this cold war symbol was heralded as a new spring of nations and the end of communism decades on what is the legacy of this historic event the promises of $989.00 been fulfilled. welcome back to the program and may day celebrations in france and recent years have been remembered for scenes of tear gas and clashes with police presence covered 19 a strain businesses and left many without work the scale of protests this friday are expected to be huge but they will be only online shot at the back of the may day where you might be more familiar with in paris if it wasn't for the locked out . may the 1st is seen as being the traditional day rally by unions here in france now normally here tens of thousands of people would be gathering ready to march for workers' rights. in recent years the big protests have been hijacked and they have descended into chaos now i was here back in 2018 on the may day when i saw what has been some of the worst violence i have ever seen in france and it started in the streets basically when peop

. >>> the "miami herald" reported that the governor was muting concerns of the pandemic for fears ofn the sunshine state. according to the herald, the department of health released two news releases about the covid-19 virus. the first to release a web page and the second a statement from the surgeon general about virus preparedness. it wasn't until late february that he said the state was preparing for the virus, stressing that there were no confirmed cases. however, according to internal records obtained by the herald, the department of health received its first positive test result just the day before. but the cdc had not yet confirmed that result. >>> let's switch gears and bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill, once again. >> good morning once again. let me update you on the curves from our covid numbers. yesterday we lost 1,403 lives. that was the lowest wednesday total going back since early april. so we continue the down trend in the fatalities. what was interesting, it's a small sample size. we had 400 new cases reported yesterday than the wednesday previ

last week the utah daily herald reported that when business required staff who tested positive for the covid-19 to report to work anyway. almost half of the business deploys tested positive. you don't have to be perry mason or matlock, and i realize i'm datingys myself here, to see if this is an egregious violation of federal guidelines. there's no desire to be the effort to hold that actors accountable, period. that's my guiding principle. the problem is with the expected onslaught of frivolous claims which will do nothing more than harm the very people already hurt by this virus. just because a lawsuit is baseless doesn't mean it will be quick, easy, or chief to resolve. and we can't put our healthcare workers in a situation where after battling this virus for months on end they then have to battle a false claim in court. future legislation should include liability protections for our frontline workers and small businesses who are complying with the very government regulations designed to protect against the spread of the virus. more than a dozen governors have already provided liabi

berlin wall fell the cold war had essentially come to an end the fall of this cold war symbol was heralded as a new spring of nations and the end of communism decades on what is the legacy of this historic event the promises of 1909 been fulfilled. thousands of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision lotos sheltered lives every thing came to a complete. the day that i was very struck you if you hold a shot of what they'd kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and you grab my arm and he write me with his berthing area if you take into account that women don't report because of the extreme retaliation and it's probably somewhere near about half a 1000000 women have now been sexually assaulted in the us military rape is a very very traumatizing thing tat happen but i've never seen trauma like i've seen from women who are veterans who have suffered military sexual trauma reporting rape is more likely to get the victim punished and be offended by hand and almost 10 year career or chose very invested in and i

berlin wall fell the cold war had essentially come to an end the fall of this cold war symbol was heralded as a new spring of nations and the end of communism decades on what is the legacy of this historic event the promises of 1909 been fulfilled. in the fall of the berlin wall i'm joined by my guest john laughlin in paris he's a political scientist and historian in washington we have harold james he's a professor of history and international affairs at princeton university as well as author and editor of a number of books including when the wall came down reactions to german unification and in cork we cross to geoffrey roberts he is emeritus professor of history at university college cork and a member of the royal irish academy all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciated let me go to john and paris 1st i mean 30 it's been 30 years now believe it or not because i remember it so vividly when it happened a few months before i had been living in poland for a number of years and an avid student of eastern european communis

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the test mission is being heralded as a new era in space travel with the private sector propelling not only astronauts into space but anyone who can afford the ticket to write. that. or. you. hear of it is that. either. a lift off for the history books for the 1st time ever a privately developed spacecraft has entered days or space with us tonight some boards the falcon x. rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center with u.s. president donald trump watching from the grimed. this is the 1st big space message in 50 years think of the. and it is an honor to be delivering it. today as we gather in this special place to celebrate not only the large of a new state square but also our nation's gold and dry off and return to the stars the beginning of a new era for us space exploration understanding achievement for us company space x. it comes after 18 years of experimentation and setbacks. space x. founder musk became emotional speaking of the challenges that still lie ahead i think it was knowing that that the return is. more dangerous in some ways than the ascent so would order declare

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the memo says it was following 67 people two weeks earlier on february 15th and according to the herald, other internal memos reveal florida health officials were actually tracking about 500 suspected cases three days later on february 18th. >>> u.s. president trump travels to michigan in the public hours. publicly he's expressed confidence in the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention saying dr. robert redfield is doing a very good job, but behind the scenes there are troubling signs that redfield's job may be in jeopardy. cnn's jeremy diamond has more from the white house. >> it's important to clarify this. >> reporter: questions about dr. robert redfield's future as head of the centers for disease control. with tensions raising between the center and the white house, there are informal conversations about redfield's fate. redfield who privately dismissed concerns about his job security last week is now worried he may have a target on his back after a top white house official took the in fighting public. >> early on in this crisis the cdc, which really had the most trusted br

i'm joined now by sarah blaski from the mia"miami herald" and sarah tell us what you found? >> sure. so when we were looking through the data that the department of health in florida publishes, we found an interesting piece of data that sit in on the back end and that is the date of onset of symptoms rather than the date the case was logged into the doh system. and based on that, we saw cases that are covid positive cases with on-site of symptoms back to december 31st. you see a spattering them of january and then a ramping up in february. still a small number. but it certainly helps sort of explain why this trend started and interestingly about a fourth of them had no contact with other covid-19 cases and had not traveled. >> so that means community spread, right? but then as recently as march, sarah, you had the governor denying that community spread was happening at all, right. >> that is right. into march the governor was saying that there was no community spread in florida. obviously he didn't have all of the information we have now at that time. but he had certainly be

so let me bring in my guest, a columnist with "the miami herald."e has this powerful column -- "i will not die of stupid." welcome, sir. what do you mean by you will not die of stupid. what is stupid? >> stupid as defined in the piece is taking medical advice from people who do not have mds, ph.d.s or at least rns behind their names. it's defined as taking medical advice from tv talk show personality, from people, you know, protesting in the streets with maga hats. that to me is stupid. it would be like taking advice on my car from somebody who has never driven or seen a car. you take advice from somebody who is educated. >> in terms of who you take your advice from, you know, a lot of people are leaning on local officials to decide when to decide to go back to this new normal, but you say it's not even up to them. who is it up to? >> the consumers. they can open the governors and president can say all they want about opening the economy, the business owners can take the padlox of the door, but as a matter of fact, the economy will not opening the c

herald get lure and irwin blakely. they become heroes of this event and are awarded the medal of honor. meanwhile, at first court headquarters, first core is commanded by major general hunter. they conceive an idea on how to rescue the lost battalion. they start bringing in troops surrounding the germans. eventually, penetrate through the woods and get to whittle sees men on october 6th. at out out of the 554 men, less than 200 have survived. all the others are either killed in action, or have been taken prisoner. the event itself takes on a life of its own as one of the important stories of the news archive battle and for the american experience in world war one. the story does not end there. the lost battalion continue on with the 77th and fight their way through the argonne forest. it was an extremely dramatic event, because after the war, he is inundated with letters from some of the survivors of the loss battalion to seek his help financially, and trying to get benefits from the government. also this event the fac

these heros should be heralded and not condemned. in closing i want to share this quote from president franklin roosevelt. courage is not the absence of fear but rather the assessment that something else is more important than fear. that's exactly what these immigrant health heros are doing. they chose to be in this country and to come here because, yeah, they wanted a good life for themselves and their families and they knew they were going to have to work hard to make that happen. they got a degree. they are on the front lines. then they chose to keep working and to save lives during an incredibly dangerous pandemic. they understand that courage is not the absence of fear. of course they are afraid when they go to those jobs, but rather the assessment that something else is more important than fear. their life's mission to them is more important than fair. saving someone's grandma or saving someone's husband, they decided that that's more important to them than fear. they choose service over fear. and what i'm asking our colleagues

this is the sydney morning heraldes which descrhe uk's plan as the biggest failure in a generation awhere did britain go wrong. says ther yorker it has been a curious mixture of superiority and fatalism about britain's handlg of the pandemic which has been slow and calamitous. we heard early on, it has been hard to make like for like countries because measuring numbers, but with the u.k. government facg so much criticism, can thecr internatiol icisms be avoided? reporter: it is a fascinating question. until this point, british politicians and british people, and i daresay the media have they have been oblivious to the way the rest of the wld has seen the u.k. and has been questioning the way theha u.k handled things from the start. as i said a second ago, it is changing because the u.k. is coming out of the initialwh shok phase people turn to the government in hope and difficult questions have been asked. although it is true making international conferences is dangerous, nobody disputes more people have died in the u.k., or certainly a largeco numbeare and -- compared to other europe

this is from the omaha world herald this week.ote, most results are expected back wednesday or thursday. in the meantime, the plant will be deep-cleaned, whatever that means, and sanitized. so test results in nebraska, from these two big meat processing plants, where it looks like there is a real problem, but we haven't had real numbers, those test results expected back wednesday, or thursday. yesterday or today. so where are those results? i mean nebraska has already got some of the worst outbreaks in the country. and they've been keeping most of their plants open. even as they have been getting mounting outbreaks at these plants. even in the face of public health officials telling the governor to please close down some of these plants. pro publica has a great report on that on local health officials in grand island, nebraska, writing to governor ricketts saying we have to shut the plant in grand island down in the short run at least, to get a handle what is going on and the governor refusing, say nothing to the public health off

crews members growing weak desperate to get home according to a miami herald investigation 100,000 cruise line workers are stuck on dozens of ships around the world including americans. at this point all of the passengers who have been caught on cruises in march when the coronavirus shutdown happened have been able to return home but getting the whole crew home is an enormous logistical sad challenge. their home countries have stopped entries in the cdc requires cruise lines to pay for charter flights. michael winkleman filed against royal caribbean and celebrity on behalf of thousands of crewmembers, many of whom no longer getting paid. >> there have been hunger strikes and suicides and crewmembers that got off a month ago and they said how difficult it was for a month. the situation is getting worse and worse. expect they are closely monitoring cases around the world, including u.s. citizens still stuck on cruise ships. they working with the appropriate authorities and stand ready to provide counseling services. in miami, phil keating, fox news. >>> our time is 4:51 a.m. i think pam was

return heralded the establishment of the palestinian national authority for p n a set up to fulfill the terms of boston look once and administer the palestinian town. of fats from the difficult to make the transition from the. leader of the liberation. i. built his authority on a totally teria bases the criteria for admission to the instruments of state was contention upon being a member of his fed the movement and recommendation of one of his security apparatus it was single party old with no accountability. as i refer to try to build the foundations of state he also needed to continue negotiations final status issues such as the status of jerusalem security borders and refugees remained on brazil. but the prime minister of israel at the time binyamin netanyahu maintained a hardline negotiating stance. it did not endure him to u.s. president bill clinton. well initially i mean he actually said after this 1st one that you know ok. he left the room i said what is i think the superpowers he is and we're not. final status issues came back on the negotiating table following the election of

while democratic -- of course, democratic governors kept their economies locked down, and they were heraldedhepherding their flocks with wisdom and courage whiling, of course, conducting nightly chats with their relative on cnn. georgia began lifting its restrictions on april 24th, and the daily average number of virus cases has halved. average daily deaths dropped from 87 to about a third of that this week. in florida daily deaths peaked april 28th. since then after the lockdown was lifted in much of the state, the daily average has also declined. those gop governors weren't taking risks with their citizens' lives, they weighed carefully the science and the economics, and they decided that the risks of massive damage to the economy now outweighed the risks of further spread of the virus. of course, the numbers could still change as we open up more, but one thing i think clear already, the real idealogues, the ones following their own agenda and not that of the evidence, are those people who control so much of our media narrative. well, that's it for us this week. for the latest update, be s

why is the "miami herald" engaging in "enquirer" type shit, down?ce of the action in the action the herald's got? all i say is a picture is worth a thousand words. >> no sexual relationship with donna rice last weekend or any other time. do you believe that adultery is immoral? >> did you ever commit? >> i do not answer the question. >> he basically challenged the question. >> that's the perfect setup for being an inquienquirer front pa story. a good-looking sexy lying politician. >> if you're married and monogamous? >> did i do anything immoral? i absolutely did not. >> he went on television and said it's not true. it's absolutely not true. we know it's not true. and his wife by his side, who stood by him. >> when gary says something happened, nothing happened. >> i mean, everybody knew he'd had a thing with this girl, but nobody had the proof. >> we discovered through one of his neighbors that he had gone down to take a boat ride out of miami, and he had a girl with him. we swept through that wharf for five days trying to find somebody with knowle

this new and growing islamist trend which heralded the formation of such groups as islamic jihad and hamas found natural allies and several wealthy arab states. we attended a meeting and more than half of those in attendance would kuwaitis and not palestinians i found that surprising chairman out of 1st knew that how mass received support from the popular level in the arab gulf states below on the other hand wasn't allowed to solicit donations because it was bound by agreements with the host governments to receive support only from them. however support for this largest groups among the palestinians was still in its infancy wary of the new challenge to fatten the mood you had soon stamped their authority on the intifada. knew the palestinian uprising had thrown the palestinians a lifeline that could help them realize their aspirations for a home. in this but the areas that i thought there was. the father the father for yasser arafat there is no such thing as an intifada for the sake of and fatah it's an into fodder or an uprising to achieve a certain political goal hence he was alway

borough and wall fell the cold war had essentially come to an end the fall of this cold war symbol was heralded as a new spring of nations and the end of communism decades on what is the legacy of this historic event the promises of 1909 been fulfilled. this is like a horse race. there are 200. 200 . and the great technique plays out to save lives and companies because it's a matter of saving. much the program the death toll in new york continues to rise rapidly the virus outbreak there is left funeral homes overwhelmed with dozens of decomposing bodies truck brooklyn police after locals complained about the smell. as new york continues to come down the curve there are still hundreds of people dying from cova 19 every day new york city the epicenter of the outbreak struggling to keep up with the mounting coronavirus death toll one funeral home in brooklyn so overwhelmed it resorted to storing dozens of bodies on ice in an refrigerated rental trucks had to deal with this for weeks while. they're filling up the tractor trailer with bodies if you will trucks. to let you sit on the street at least

—— herald other children you teach? what did you think, bryony?” herald other children you teach? we have lots to learn from other countries who have implemented school return successfully, the important thing is we approach it very slowly. i think it is a little bit more complicated for us. we have not necessarily got the weather all the time that we can teach outside, but we can certainly do our best. and i think there is a lot to learn from that. i would be really interested in trying some of those ideas ourselves. it is why we wanted to get a teacher from denmark. rachel says i have a child in nursery, one in reception and one in year three, i will send them back, not only because we found it difficult to home—school and ifeel my youngest two will really struggle with any more time off, but i am a student operating department practitioner and i due to graduate next april so i need to get myself back into steady and ready for my next health placement. many people are saying to wait until september but nobody knows if we will be in a better position by then. if my children can g