there is no relevance whatsoever of churches was i within the hof commons standing at a trough doing what one does and the ocsocialist labor rights ministr comes in and churchill steps away. he looks at hi an answer for you feeling standoffish [laughter] so, what we are in a divided era music is tried to assuage our divisions in the past. what do you see thei the role ie sierra for your craft? >> i also think we need music for people to be able to hear cnd get both sides to matter

now is that people are just too afraid to go to hospitals are even dying at home this issue of the hof and emergency rooms consul wards has been at you know the center of some heated debates on social media you've been following those that's right it's kind of started with this hash tag film your hospital so a known right wing conspiracy theorist posted a video of a hospital in new york city an epicenter of the u.s. outbreak there and said looks like a normal day so they mocked the idea that this was a so-called war zone how it was betrayed in the media and urged people to film their hospitals with this hash tag. a lot of videos especially on right wing twitter appearing people filming hospitals generally in places that weren't affected by the coronavirus as if they were surprised that they didn't see some kind of war scenes going on so the reaction from the left and also from the media in general was to brand this as coronavirus denialism certainly some of it was but i think other one other videos are posed by people who are just shocked to see the difference between what they're seei

around about 2 weeks ago german mobility had dipped significantly in fact germans were moving around hof as much as they normally do according to the mobile phone however now it has started to creep back up again as we can see in that curve there that shows the germans are starting to move around more according to their mobile phone coverage now that is not the curve that we want to see flattened if authorities want people to stay in their homes and i mean it you don't even actually have to see the data you just have to look outside of your windows here in berlin especially with the great weather people have really been out and about in the city how do german factor their civil liberties into all of this i mean are they worried about their rights being removed if there is you know a forcible. lockdown measure in place well of course germans is a city that's famous for its activism and during was lockdown period there's been more than 200 officially registered demonstrations that have been canceled and that has led some people to be concerned that the freedom to to voice their opinion is

of course thencubation of the isolation in order to stop the spread of it and to keep it oute of the hof those who are infected. we know what to do. science tells us. >> woodruff: madam speaker, we knowenhat you and pres trump have had, i think it's fair to say a difficult relationship with one another in recent months. is it... how much is this impeding the ability of the federal government to address this covid-19 crisis? >> what g is impede federal government from addressing the covid-19 crisis ishe president's denial, delay, and that has been deadly. science, science, science. he has usref. we are insisting on the truth, and the president is engaged ino a seri misrepresentations to the american people. and this is the impediment. i have tried to act in a bipartisan way with three bills that were bipartisan. i had an epiphany on easthter at said, we must call out the truth on this, because we cannot... it's one thing to overlook what happened in the past and be sad about that. it's another thing to let the misrepresentation continue. and so that's why i am saying that he's a poor lead

as everywhere as you said 3 elections multiple attempts to form a government and almost a year and a hof it took them to get to this point it's also unusual because this is and the eat of young house who are the holocaust remembrance day but 1st and foremost this government's national emergency government as it's called should now a focus on dealing with the corona crisis at the same time of course they also wanted to avoid a force election and i think it took a rather stunning turnabout by a bendy guns to form a rifle you have to say off benyamin netanyahu. blue and white and he actually gave up on his election promise to never sit with a prime minister who faces corruption charges and at the same time a benyamin netanyahu got more and more support in polls again because he is the one dealing in a row with the corona crisis yet the daily basis and the past couple of weeks tanya beyond dealing with this pandemic what do we know about the contents of the agreement to build this unity government. well basically this is a power sharing agreement which means that prime minister netanyahu has

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because they can't get tested just at a time when they are needed the most so far only 2000 out of hof a 1000000 frontline n.h.s. staff in england have been tested for the virus now the government has promised to use all spare coronavirus tests for medical personnel. british industry is doing its part and the crisis instead of vacuum cleaners dyson is now building thousands of latest as well comic us from the world of formula one racing like my c.d.'s and mclaren despite these efforts experts say there won't be enough ventilators ready in time that people in britain are still proud of the health service. and interest here i feel more prepared and more countries that i know. you're absolutely fantastic i can't see any problems to be honest. before christmas in china and we should be impaired before a. just get on with it especially the west is yet to come the peak is expected to reach the u.k. after easter so these next weeks will be the most crucial test for the n.h.s. since its founding after the 2nd gulf war. that report from. london and she joins us now welcome so clearly testing a

the coronavirus pandemic is compounding longstanding economic problems the lebanese pound has lost hof its value in racing wakes sending already high prices soaring and bringing new hardship to a country that's been grappling with months of financial turmoil the lockdown measures have been extended there until night 10 protesters and now ignoring the restrictions taking to the streets to vent their anger. and scenes of popular anger have returned to the streets of beirut despite an ongoing lockdown and a curfew protesters have gathered outside the lebanese central bank to demonstrate against the worsening economic conditions. we think that quote all of this is not the only pandemic which suffering from yet another 11 years they've been they either have a choice to die from hunger or to die from what i know with the increase in traffic of the crisis and that the that they are and that because of the value of our currency the people here tell us they have nothing to lose levanon one of the most indebted countries in the world is not only battling depend demick but also its worst economic

not serious situation has led the president of the club's hof month to call for a rethink of how clubs are financed but for now the more pressing issue is just how soon the bundesliga will be able to start back up again. our top story here on d w a german chancellor angela merkel has warned the country to stay focused on physical distancing as germany eases its coronavirus restrictions merkel says the country has achieved a great deal in controlling the spread of the virus but it will be a delicate balancing act to keep new infections under control she warned that if the virus begins to spread exponentially again a return to stricter lockdown measures will be avoidable. you're watching d.w. coming up next our coverage $900.00 with ben facility he'll be looking at what the pentameter needs for people living in isolated parts of the world.

surpassed 1000 turkey has become one of the countries with the fastest rise of coded 19 cases more than hof of those cases have been registered in the stamp of. johns joins me from stamboul dorian why a last minute curfew just for the way can't. well the from the turkish scientific poll which the government is relying on for its battle against the virus they said at the threat had become so great now i think a lot of concern is that the people in istanbul like the rest of the country received only 2 hours notice of this 48 hour curfew and that resulted in absolute panic in some parts of the cities people rushed to the shops desperately to get supplies we saw images of people fighting in some cases and casting aside all of these calls for social distancing so there is a great deal of concern about how this was handled the blame game that started interior minister sort of the curfew order was issued and said this is it came from the presidency itself so it's very much a case of that even though there is race acceptance of these the need for this curfew many have been calling for it the way it

restricted so what are germans think about it well the recent poll was taken and it found that around hof of the respondents said that they were in favor of extending the restrictions as you said they end on sunday or the supposed to now about a 3rd said that they want these restrictions to be relaxed and a very small minority 8 percent said that they should be abolished altogether now that's what people told the pollsters when they were contacted but there's another set of dot of it tells a different story and that data comes from mobile phones now you all know of all phone said that a signal every time you move around and change so far in towers now those changes have been tracked by a company called terra lucy and they show how much people are moving around germany we can have a look at some of the dr from the mobile phone tower changes and now and as we can see at the start of the lockdown people were staying at home in fact movement dropped by about how often or now it has started to creep back up again in fact there are twice as many people out on the streets now as there were 2 wee

divided on what conditions should be attached to a potential hof a trillion dollar stimulus plan france has become the 4th country to register more than $10000.00 private $1000.00 links deaths it's been in lockdown since mid march and the government is expected to extend those restrictions britain's prime minister has spent a 2nd night in intensive care boris johnson has been given supplementary oxygen but he said to be in good spirits he was admitted to hospital on sunday off to showing persistent symptoms of private 19 and voting has ended in the wisconsin presidential primary which went ahead despite the pandemic the stage is the 1st in the us to hold a major vote since stay at home orders were implemented the primary only went ahead after a last minute ruling in the supremes court results aren't expected until next week well those are the headlines and next up it's my cuba to stay with us here on al-jazeera. how much is the coronavirus of the stock market nothing in the rights to the one titles we need to buy something to secure the democratic nomination i believe we can be down. fo

israel's new unity government 3 elections multiple attempts to form a government and almost a year and a hof it took them to get to this point it's also unusual because this is the eat of your house you are the whole cos member state but 1st and foremost this government's national emergency government as it's called should now a focus on dealing with the corona crisis at the same time of course they also wanted to avoid a force election and i think it took about a stunning turnabout by a venue guns to form a rival you have to say off benyamin netanyahu leader of the blue and white and he actually gave up on his election promise to never sit with a prime minister who faces corruption charges and at the same time abandon netanyahu got more and more support in polls again because he is the one dealing in 0 with the corona crisis you know the daily basis and the past couple of weeks. now to sports the players and coaches of a no side os will have to agree to take a 12.5 percent salary cut because of a coronavirus endemic osnos the 1st family cup to announce a pay cut rather than a deferral while

over fishing and hunting climate change caused by a greenhouse gas emissions pollution and finally the hof it creaked on local ecosystems by invasive species reports both to say the decline can be slowed even stopped in some cases but to do that we must transform our relationship with. i think next year is going to be an incredible year for our economy. the u.s. president donald trump calls in business leaders to discuss how it's a bounce back after coronavirus wipes out a decade of growth. there are warnings to the world's employees are in danger of losing their jobs. you're watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here and also coming up.

of congo several more people were injured in the ambush the west in the past history now is home to hof the population of mountain gorillas and in the last 20 years at least 180 ranges have been killed there protecting out. all those other headlines do join me for more news here off the inside story stay with us. the wall blog trade under scrutiny the global pandemic has led to a debate on what markets live animals a soul food so should they be closed this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's. scientists are still trying to confirm the exact source of the new corona virus sweeping across the world it's believed the virus may have jumped from exotic animals to humans at a market in will hand china that's led to growing calls to ban markets astray as agriculture minister wants the world's 20 richest nations the g 20 to back a scientific study david little proud says these markets are a source of bio security and human health risks and he says it would be wrong to ignore wildlife where markets in any assessment of how we can better manage those risks scientist an animal w

the wimbledon tennis championships have been cancelled as a result of the coronavirus pandemic plus 2 hof a 1000000 people usually attend the tournament at the all england club but this year for the 1st time since world war 2 the championships will not take place event had been due to start on the 29th of june. and while european football's governing body your wife says the champions league and europa league will remain suspended until further notice your wife has to the video conference with its 55 member associations today to discuss the coronavirus crosses all international matches that would be played in june have also been put on hold that includes playoff matches for the now postponed euro 2020 and qualifying matches for the women's euros 2021. world football's governing body faith is working on what it calls a football marshall plan to limit the financial damage done to the sport by the coronavirus pandemic. is likely to dip into its reserves of some $2700000000.00 u.s. dollars in order to help associations leagues and clubs as well but a currently starved of revenue by the interru

latest developments in the corona virus a pandemic the global death toll is now more than 83000 in the hof with nearly a 1000000 and a half confirmed infections since it began financial institutions agreed to provide 1800000000 euros in emergency funding to the german but used to operate the tuohy to help the company through the crisis south african presidents around the poza has put his communications minister on special leave for 2 months breaking the rules the country's locked down by having lunch with a former official on the number of confirmed cases in africa has passed 10000 who are into the world health organization. well the european commission's urging the e.u. member states to extend the current ban on nonessential travel into its passport free zone until it these are 15th of may by having a lunch with a former official on the number of confirmed cases in africa has passed 10000 according to the world health organization. well the european commission's urging the e.u. member states to extend the current ban on nonessential travel into its passport free zone to that these are 15t

way we have never seen before if the analysis proves right coronavirus could cost the continent up to hof of its g.d.p. and 2020 why while africa is one of the most export dependent regions in the wild but with countries shutting of borders the continent can't trade like before that's on top of reduced tourism and no oil prices the number of coronavirus cases in africa is so far relatively no around 11000 but there are concerns it's just the calm before the storm case numbers here increasing exponentially and there she can region it took 16 days from the 1st confirmed case in the region to reach 100 cases it took a further 10 day series the 1st sad isn't 3 days after this there were teas hasn't cases in 2 days later we were at 3 says and if this patent continues african nations which already have fragile health systems will just simply be overwhelmed we don't have the hospitals the i.c. use or the ventilators to deal with massive amounts of people so if the spread is comparable to that scene in europe or china the outcome could be devastating the coronavirus would actually affect their he

that the accommodation they will be staying in will have hof as many people as it normally would do some of them were spaced out they'll be wearing protective equipment whilst they're working and they going to this sort of semi quarantine when they arrive as well which is 2 weeks where the workers will be able to stay together but they won't be able to work with other people on the farm that's always lead to protect other people working on the farm from coronavirus potentially being brought in after these health checks because corona virus can be symptomless but it it should also have the effect of protecting the workers when they go back to their home countries rob lots from v.w. business thank you so much for joining us to fill us in on the. well let's have a look now at some other coronavirus related news from around the world new york city authorities have begun using a trench to vary virus victims the number of unclaimed bodies being interred at heart island public cemetery has increased 5 fold since the start of the outbreak new york plans to draft in additional funeral directors t

inappropriate by saturday 155 out of the 4800 personnel on board it tested positive for the virus just on the hof the crew has been tested on friday they began to disembark on the tiny pacific island of where the ship had been docked dony 1500 of come ashore they'll be isolated in hotels they're full of pentagon analyst michael maloof told us about the unique dangers posed than when there is an outbreak like that on a military vessel like that it's very very difficult on a warship like that unlike a cruise a cruise ship which also was infected on an aircraft carrier a destroyer or a submarine you don't have the luxury of individual compartments except maybe for the tap them because they do what they because they're on 247 duty they do what they call hot words that someone who's on duty gives up his bed and someone else sleeps that i mean it's that close they confide and as a consequence the ability to spread the disease such as this particularly if the open ocean is very very very high and people are going up and down the ladders holding the same areas constantly and to keep those areas germ free

situation is indeed very serious this dish is not serious situation has led the president about clubs hof month to call for a rethink of how clubs are financed but for now the more pressing issue is just how soon the bundesliga will be able to start back up again. more than 260000000 orthodox christians in russia eastern europe and the middle east have been celebrating easter in most countries troops leaders urged worshipers the stay at home to avoid spreading the coronavirus but in some places the faithful did attend services. in georgia some churches were open but because of the nationwide curfew orthodox worshippers had to stay at services the whole night long from 9 on saturday evening until 6 in the morning. looking at is not. enough i saw no virus threat here today instead i felt much safer superbug example it would have been much better if more people were here. now it's just the doctor that was the sort of pilot. in belarus where there is no lockdown and no official fear of the pandemic hundreds of thousands attended services all over the country. but in neighboring russia where h

the global epicenter with nearly 250000 cases the unemployment figures across the country were hof thatumber last week. and year long time has been ordered in china after infections were reported problems with the outbreak began 600000 people in pain and have been told not to leave their homes the discoveries further raised fears of a 2nd wave of the virus venezuela's opposition leader is due to appear before state prosecutors to answer questions on what's described as an attempted coup it was summoned following an investigation into the seizure of weapons in neighboring colombia it's alleged why though had a plan to assassinate president nicholas mcdougal. guinea's ruling party has won a majority in last month's disputed election the vote took place on the same day as a constitutional referendum which critics say paves the way for president off a calm day to stay in power for a further 12 years the political crisis has led to months of violent protests in the west african country and those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story goodbye for now. how c

just see what the reaction ross said scottie down to the pictures of beautiful that must have been hof that attraction but you're one of the confessed 75000 that's not your finale michelle welcome much you've got people in. my model take my money and let me show just a little clip of what actually looks like. the animation because then that became one of the poll let's take a look at the animation. now other. it's like math. is a little bit does it and i actually want to pick up on that because we got a tweet from honey child who says i love the movie and i think it resonates with a lot of people of color i am native and the movie really promotes the idea of beauty as ourselves not as how quote i hope white culture define said so in this short and of course also in the book there are lots of layers and there are lots of types of beauty that the dad has a lot similar to yours the mother is wearing a headscarf talked to you about that here you know again you know i think it was just really trying to touch as many inclusive hairstyles as we could you know there not to spoil it for anybody

her mother through a distant window 85 year old concepcion lives in a bus alone a nursing home the hof of the elderly residents have been isolated with suspected coronavirus but have concepcion tests positive and is isolated herself maria may never see her again. these are the people who have gone through a lot they have got through war post war and to leave them die like this it's very sad very sad they don't deserve it. on friday the european union executive admitted it's struggling to procure large numbers of ventilators quickly and member states are scrambling to manufacture their own with spain seeing new fatalities exceed 900 for the 2nd consecutive day the spanish prime minister visited a ventilator factory. seater. with this visit i don't just want to pay tribute to the work of this company and all its workers but also to the companies workers and professionals who've been working these weeks against the clock to save lives. as europe grapples with a virus that is yet to hit its infectious peak here governments are struggling to expand medical facilities while at the same time

several more people were injured in that ambush the west in the parks history the wrong guy is home to hof of the world's population of mountain gorillas in the last 20 years at least 180 rangers have been killed there by protecting animals phil clark is a professor of international politics at the school of oriental and african studies he says he's not surprised by the attack. there were big clashes between the major rebel group that suspected of carrying out this attack and a group called the f.b.i. . and the congolese army had been at each other's throats to several weeks now and it does look like the f d a lot have used this attack on the national park rangers as a white to show their strength and as a white suit trying to put pressure on the congolese army to back off i think perhaps if there is a surprising elements about this attack it's the style of the civilian death toll typically when there are attacks in the reagan national pocket it usually involves the kidnapping of a foreign tourists we haven't seen congolese civilians being killed in such large numbers inside the national p

population last week at was hof the number who said they were unemployed. we're now conducting well over 100000 corona virus tests per day over at that $100000.00 test a day and these are accurate tests and they're moving rapidly which is more than any other country in the world both in terms of the road number and also on a per capita basis the most the f.d.a. is also authorized the 1st coronavirus antibody test developed of the cell x. a key step that will help identify people who have recovered and to understand their immune response and their immune system well correspondent kimberly hall who was at that white house briefing that the president was speaking at kimberly this was a very long greeting i think i lost about 2 hours and it covered a whole range of subjects what do they talk about. yeah well in addition to some of the highlights there the u.s. president talking about a new program he hopes will least alleviate some of the suffering when it comes to those high unemployment numbers that were released today the u.s. president announcing the payche

kashmir has also died they have traced authorities have traced cases and 6 regions and india and at least hof the cases in the southern state of 10 are due 50 of the 100 confirmed cases so far and listened to that event and authorities are still trying to find hundreds of others they estimate just in the state of tamil nadu there in something like 300 to 600 people from that state who took part in this event so really big contract tracing operation around the country to find people who attended the event who could be vectors for the virus and then of course everyone that they have been in contact with and of course it must be many questions and of the still to be asked about how this covering could have taken place when such strict rules were in place not just in delhi but across india. and there was a fall out around that question so what the organization the mosques administration says is that this is a religious gathering that actually began at the end of february the main event was in the early march and many of the you know 2000 people who took part decided to stay back at the mosques ac

from 6 to 23 percent he also spoke about the agricultural situation in the country something like a hof of india's workforce actually books and farming and follows haven't been able to have this they went to crops they also haven't been able to plant this summer crops because of a lack of labor because of the disruption to the supply chain and india is facing a possible agricultural and food crisis. back to the states donald trump has used his late cysts coronavirus briefing to play a campaign style video montage he declared he alone has the total authority to decide when the economy reopens the u.s. death toll is approaching 24000 and is the world's highest john hendren reports from chicago. president donald trump is determined to open american homes and businesses even over the objections of some states when somebody is the president of the united states the authority is total and that's so it's got to be hoed 36 total it's total the states closed the governors of new york and illinois dispute that saying they want to end shelter at home orders based on science and they say the scienc

ly[laughter] there is no relevance whatsoever of churches was i within the hof commons standing at a answer for you feeling standoffish [laughter] so, what we are in a divided era music is tried to assuage our divisions in the past. what do you see thei the role ie sierra for your craft? >> i also think we need music for people to be able to hear cnd get both sides to matter music has a way to it and i think that for me when the songs come along and what the desperation comes along i try to make a song to make you laugh or cry. >> you mix up incendiary. >> is teaching vocabulary at thu same time. >> i'm like a human wikipedia and about that accurate. [laughter] he may be president next. [laughter] you all know the story, okay very good. you have to be pretty confident in your chador and george w. bush is to have your presidential library on comedy and the presidency so he invites welfare over and lorn michaels to come backstage and he's as i've made this pretty easy for you all. i gave you a strategery. they look at each other and say should we tell them. he said we made that up. he

governors have police power, they have emergency powers hof in order to protect people's constitutionallalhts these governors are required, required to make sure these restrictions aren't overly broad. many americans believe some of these governors are going way overboard especially when it comes to enforcement. philadelphia man physically drag off a bus. this for not wearing a mask. in colorado put in hand cuffs forking having a touch with his daughter and police handing out fines for drive-thru church-goers people sitting in cars listening to pastor preach on the mega phone. protest in michigan are growing because the governor democrat gretchen has told citizens they can't leave the city and stay in their summer homes. say they can't go out on a boat on a lake or they can't buy feed to grow their own food. so how do you fight the virus without shredding bill of rights? joining me now attorney robert barnes now filing civil rights lawsuit against the governor of michigan. all right mr. barnes what do you say in the lawsuit against the the governor? >> it is very simple there's no emergenc

in hof d was set up stt armor with the goal of raising $50,000 for her family. as of this morning it has raised $15,000. she had been with the force for 20 years and most recently served on the domestic violence sexual assault team. the time it department plans to release more details today. >>> san jose police tried to protect officers. they will wear face masks, protective eyewear, and gloves when taking a suspect into custody. a mask will be placed over a suspect's mouth. at least one spg officer and one reserve officer had tested positive. >>> it is looking all but certain that california students will finish their school year at home. any statement, state superintendent tony thurmond, suggested all schools prepare for the possibility adding, this is no way to suggest that school is over for the year but rather we should put all efforts into strengthening our delivery of education through distance learning. >> really disappointing and sad . i was looking forward to going to see senior football and graduation. >> a health crisis in a san bernardino nursing ho

republic of congo several more people were injured in the ambush the west in the past history goes home to hof of the wilds population of mountain gorillas and the last 20 years at least 180 rangers have been killed off protecting animals a man has gone on trial in germany accused of being part of iowa cells attempt to exterminate the minority in iraq the 27 year old it is charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity well those are the headlines now it's back to exiled. the constitution of 2008 drafted by the military to legalize them perpetuate its stay in power stupid leads back to the military is above the law the minister who for his music of defense. has. to have governed by the generals the military allocated 25 percent of the parliamentary seats to itself and if you want to change the constitution to remove them in the tree then you have need more than 75 percent you cannot get more than 75 percent of the votes because the most if you have $25.00 seats and their influence is. still formidable. in 2010 the military. actions nobody believed that the military was really going to cha

difficulty in seeing families not being able to grieve basically together is what i hear from a lot hofir considerations. >> thanks, alexa. bill deblazede blasio will join sha sharpton on politics nation coming up here tonight on msnbc. new york is the nation's primary hot spot but philadelphia is on a pass. the infections on alarms rate. nbc's maura barrett is in philadelphia. i understand that hhs shut down philly's big testing site of citizens bank park. that splus an impact on the fight against the virus, right? >> reporter: yeah, the site over three weeks tested almost 3,000 individuals who are worried about having coronavirus. so with that site shutting down and another site shutting down, affiliated with hhs in monday the gomry county, city says they are going to be reallocating and along with the testing materials to other testing sites here in city. and the mayor is advocating for additional rapid testing. he can't get a handle on what the picture looks like in the city. he is asking for additional protective equipment as well. i'm here at penn medicine where they are working o

kind of future we would like to live and how money can build towards this promistowardsthose promises, hof currency can actually provide the avenues into a better future than the one we are likely to get. thank you very much for your attention. plu [applause] ending on that bleak note that ins kneiam not new and it's a be right now. [inaudible] >> we are going to have a microphone for the questions for the benefit of america's wonderful television system, c-span. we will be on c-span, it's literally one of my favorite things in the world. it's going to be us and congressional testimony. >> and impeachment hearings. good company. it's kind of drawing a line something i was thinking about when you showed the libertarian gathering in new hampshire and how the only specific claims have value. it reminded me although it is entirely different reasons found go to certain countries they will only accept american dollars or it could only be 20-dollar bills in certain years and anything prior to 2009 is worthless. sudan is one of those countries if you go there 2009 and prior to essentially not acce

half hof the country is followig his words. when the president of the united states is saying it's going to go away like a miracle, like the seasonal flu, and he's in an echo chamber with other conservative media, and this misinformation is reverberating back and forth, that obviously will influence policymakers in states where those kinds of decisions are critical. that's something that the president is trying to erase from everybody's memories, but propaganda videos, temper tantrums in the briefing room just won't do that. >>> the president was also asked about dr. fauci. let's just play this. >> reporter: why did you -- >> i retweeted somebody. >> did you notice that when you retweeted it? >> i notice everything. >> you're on the same page? >> i have been from the beginning. i don't know what it is exactly. if i put somebody's opinion -- i don't mind controversy. controversy is a good thing, not a bad thing. >> so the idea that he just, you know, retweeted somebody who says to fire his top scientist, he was aware of it but i

trump economic adviser peter navarro has also been a booster hof the drug today, on cn defended his position. all of the time.ree about things my qualifications in terms of looking at the science is that i'm a social scientist, ph d. i understand how to read statistical studies, whetherdi it's in ne, the law, economics or whatever. >> yang: in london, a government spokman said british prime minister boris johnson's move to intensive care late today camehi after "condition worsened over the course of the afternoon." he was hospilized sunday night with persistent coronavirus symptoms. in a rare televised address to the nation, queen elizabeth offered a message of h >> we will be with our friends again; we will be with our families again; we will meet again. >> yang: she appealed for britons to show "good-humlved res" and obey guidelines that have shuttered businesses and cancelled eventsincluding this year's british open golf tournament, due to be played in july. meanwhile, in europe's hardest- hit nations, travel restrictions appear to be flattening the curve. french streets were mostly silen