lost its majority in the house of assembly for the 1st time since independence in 1900. forced to form a government of national unity with the opposition leader morgan. tsvangirai was made zimbabwe's 1st prime minister since mugabe had abolished the post in 1907 when he became president. i don't see any reason why would together. and. we are all sons of the soil as we said. the economic and political situation stabilized for a while during this 5 year power sharing period in zimbabwe when the country converted to the us dollar inflation dropped from 50000000000 percent to nothing. overnight. 5 years later with a date set for the 2013 general election campaigning was in full swing. in the heart of zimbabwe's capital the largest rally ever held by the opposition tens of thousands packed in to hear the final speech from the man vying to unseat president robert mugabe morgan chang derive believes he has the support to do it but fears this election could be bricked but too many people died so it's afraid to die. if i don't have this in my house. so what's with the counting her

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for the fact that while a lot of other things were going on in washington, d.c., before january was out, the president stood up the white house coronavirus task force, assembledrnment response, and then did what no other president had ever done in american history. he suspended all travel into the united states from china. at that point, other than cases that had been people who had been in china, we had virtually no cases in this country, but the president took that unprecedented action on the recommendation of his coronavirus task force. and every step of the way, as the president did again this weekend, we've been taking bold and decisive steps at the president's direction to put the health of america first. and i promise all of your viewers that we'll continue to do just that. >> less than a month ago, on march 11th, there were 11 deaths in the united states. we're now approaching 4,000 deaths in the united states . in the next few months, it could be 100,000 or 200,000. the president last night said that new york and new jersey, in his words, got off to a very late start in fighting the virus, but didn't the united states as a whole -- and i'll reiterate

of the white house. as the month of fasting and prayer known as ramadan starts muslim communities the world over find themselves unable to assemble a mosque that shut down by the 100 m. in. the u.k. enjoy some lovely spring sunshine prompting many to ignore stern government warnings and flouts knocked down flooding the country's parks and beaches. and creature comforts with many struggling and self isolation zoos have gone online to give people a chance to pet that.

the president of the united states despite the things that are says well it didn't take us long to assemble those examples of us president double draw against the media during white housepress briefings donald trump won an election doing just that and his hostility towards journalists well the hostility has not let up today the media watchdog reporters without borders sounded the alarm strongarm leaders it says are now using the fear and restrictions of the pandemic to silence a critical and free press in its annual press freedom index released today reporters without borders ranks the united states number 45 just above new guinea and that means media freedoms are satisfactory press freedoms are faring best in the nordic countries. let's take this story now to my colleague our washington d.c. bureau chief alexander phenomena good evening to you alexandra for much of his presidency donald trump has not been available to reporters there were almost no white house press conferences until last month when drunk began these daily coronavirus briefings is a change yes but can we speak of a positive change for journalists. while at least we have a chance to ask him questions b

out with a bit of a bombshell this morning about his son who's a former assembly representative from rio de janeiro and that he may have been involved in kickbacks to build public housing for paramilitaries in rio de janeiro and money financing so there's a lot of issues here that we just don't know yet. his deposit comes only a week after the president's sacked the popular health minister so this is one of a series both balls that are is using support in the public. so you have to remember that. even as of a couple weeks ago the health minister had roughly double the support the balshaw out of has he was up right in the mid sixty's in terms of percentage and also not it was around 30353637 now remember also that will satisfy a very similar donald trump as his roughly a 3rd of the country these are his supporters he's never had more than that and he knows that he's able to do things with that just like donald trump is able to manage the country because these are his people the war traffic he is the more bombastic oftentimes that kind of gets his supporters even more on board and that's what we're seeing particularly also not only breaking quarantines getting to the pro

of the white house. as the month of fasting and prayer known as ramadan started muslim communities the world over find themselves unable to assemble in mosques shut down by the pandemic. buke a enjoy some lovely spring sunshine prompting many to ignore stern government warnings and fly out to the lockdown letting the country's parks and beaches. and creature comforts with many struggling and self isolation zoos have gone online to give people a chance to pets that are the most remotely our correspondents gave it a try. it's. a very warm welcome from all of us here in moscow that is r.c. international with me we care and let's begin with the latest figures on covert 19 the global pandemic is still raging with 2700000 cases now confirmed the number of states how ti's has the past 191000 but over 750000 people have recovered. new. current a virus that isn't the only thing that's spreading during this pandemic conspiracy theories about the origins of covert 19 have swarmed the internet auntie's caleb maupin looks at why they gaining so much traction. the coronavirus can demick is opening up weird new horizons for online conspiracy the

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of the white house. as the month of fasting and prayer known as ramadan started muslim communities the world over find themselves unable to assemble in mosques and shut down by the pandemic. buke a enjoy some lovely spring sunshine prompting many to ignore stern government warnings and fly out to the lock down flooding the country's parks and beaches. and creature comforts with many struggling in self isolation zoos have gone online to give people a chance to pass that on the most remotely our correspondents gave us.

of the white house. as the month of fasting and prayer known as ramadan starts muslim communities the world over find themselves unable to assemble in mosques shut down by the pandemic. the u.k. enjoys some lovely spring sunshine prompting many to ignore stern government warnings and lock down flooding the country's parks and beaches. and creature comforts with many struggling and self isolation zoos have gone online to give people a.

three years in the state house, two years in the state assembly, part of the state senate, member of congress seven years, one of the longest-serving members abroad. went back and forth to geneva in 1872 to serve on the arbitration claims against england allowing for the confederate ramps to be built in their harbor but of course by comparison to john quincy despite the bus back there he's largely forgotten. maybe not in boston but in the rest of the country wasn't because of course being the third adams to serve in the white house didn't elude him and this is one of the points of the book is that charles francis and also his children were air to an earlier political culture in which greatness comes to you, you don't seek greatness and how hard he should go in promoting his own career was something charles francis was never comfortable at . he married very well and in 1829, he married abigail of the wealthy shipping magnate, all the adams menvery very very well when it came to money . she had twosisters , one of them would married rebecca everett which like adams had had an important

majority of the components are manufactured here and house so from raw material to manufacture of the components and some components are you know obviously. are sourced from outside africa and assembly takes place here ventilators have become central in the global fight against co the 19 manufacturers are ramping up output to cope with the growing demands. the pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down and many governments are desperate to acquire ventilators to ease the pressure on hospitals but officials here say qatar won't face any shortages. and as the country steps are its war against corona virus it has sent 2 field hospitals to italy and shipped medical supplies to china iran and algeria the hope now is to produce more ventilators to send all over the world as the pandemic continues to spread. around. recapping our top stories so far today new financial data shows the impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on world economies the united states germany and nigeria the economic heart of africa are among the countries experiencing their worst recessions in yours. the aviation industry is also reeling from the coronavirus pandemic u.s. plane manufacturer of boeing has report

of our scientific experts, to the communities most in need. as we announced yesterday, the white house coronavirus task force has requested that cdc and theteam assembled data on unique impact we are seeing reported on african-americans from the coronavirus. fauci spoke about this yesterday and will reflect on his perspective as well. tomorrow, the surgeon general and others will be speaking with leaders in the african-american community. as dr. fauci will reflect there have been historic challenges in of thelth care african-american communities, particularly in our inner cities. now more than ever, i will say from my heart to all of our african-american family members, now more than ever practice the guidelines, look after those most vulnerable people who have underlying serious health conditions. it is more than ever we put those principles into practice. finally today, i want to after we hear from dr. fauci and dr. birx, i will ask dr. redfield to step up because the cdc will be publishing new guidance on essential critical workers who have been exposed to covid-19 but don't have any symptoms, or don't have a temperature or any reason to believe tha

thanks very much indeed and we've been watching the president's briefing at the white house a dollar trump is assembled team of doctors who served both of the coronavirus task force are talking about the very latest also talked about the oil deal the opec meeting has been going on agreeing to cut oil production by 10000000 barrels saying that he had to step in to encourage mexico to agree to pick up a good a good proportion of the amount of oil that would take the cut to the right level. for this the rain will be right here couple minutes. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our lives in taking these votes plus cattle saving lives is a dangerous job as a vaccine so it's on a good 24 hours there are patients waiting for these medicines who must be in pain life's worth risking a week ago one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road but that can just be what for them. risking it all guinea on al-jazeera. greece the birthplace of democracy but ethnic turks from the northeast tell a different story they dance to control our religion our believe their religious leaders jail

majority of the components are manufactured here and house so from raw material to manufacture of the components and some components are you know obviously. are sourced from outside africa and assembly takes place here ventilators have become central in the global fight against co the 19 manufacturers are ramping up output to cope with the growing demands. the pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down and many governments are desperate to acquire ventilators to ease the pressure on hospitals but officials here say qatar won't face any shortages. and as the country steps are its war against coronavirus it has sent 2 field hospitals to italy and shipped medical supplies to china iran and algeria the hope now is to produce war ventilators to send all over the world as the pandemic continues to spread. the u.s. economy is falling deeper into one of its most severe recessions in 50 years decade of growth has been wiped out in just 3 months ranking in the 5 percent and there are concerns the crisis is only going to worsen this report from shepparton say. the 4.8 percent decline for g.d.p. between january and march represents the largest decline since the 2008 recession consumer spendin

tries to get all of her friends to get ag giant payday, other democrats are using the virus as a political weapon. house lawmakers led by congressman james clyburn have already assembled panel to investigate the president on his handling of the virus. keep in mind it's the same james clyburn that told his colleagues that the coronavirus was a tremendous opportunity to restructure things to fit our vision. meanwhile, one of james clyburn's colleagues accused senate majority leader mitch mcconnell of wanting americans to drop dead. watch this. >> our front-line workers right now cannot afford for us to stand by for politics. leader mcconnell said to our cities, are states, are cops, firemen and teachers, he told them to drop dead. well, why don't we put politics aside, rise up and tell him that we put the country first? >> mike: joining us now, ohio congressman jim jordan and texas congressman louie gohmert. congressman jordan, let me start with you. this is pretty bold. the democrats are essentially saying, that republicans want to kill people. i'm going to ask you point-blank, you're a republican, do you want to kill babel? >> of course not. democrats never miss an op

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majority of the components are manufactured here and house so from raw material to manufacture of the components and some components are you know obviously. sourced from outside africa and assembly takes place here ventilators have become central in the global fight against co the 19 manufacturers are ramping up output to cope with the growing demands. the pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down and many governments are desperate to acquire ventilators to ease the pressure on hospitals but officials here say qatar won't face any shortages. and as the country steps are its war against corona virus it has sent 2 field hospitals to italy and shipped medical supplies to china iran and algeria the hope now is to produce more ventilators to send all over the world as the pandemic continues to spread. governments all over the world so they're doing what they can for their citizens impacted by the virus but there are millions of people left homeless living in camps who are getting little if any support al-jazeera scott heiler reports now on one such community in northern. 40000000 people around the world are displaced and those in camps across myanmar's catchin state are among the

majority of the components are manufactured here and house so from raw material to manufacture of the components and some components are you know obviously. are sourced from outside africa and assembly takes place here ventilators have become central in the global fight against co the 19 manufacturers are ramping up output to cope with the growing demands. the pandemic is showing no signs of slowing down and many governments are jasper to acquire ventilators to ease the pressure on hospitals but officials here say qatar won't face any shortages. and as the country steps up its war against coronavirus it has sent 2 field hospitals to italy and shipped medical supplies to china iran and algeria the hope now is to produce war ventilators to send all over the world as the pandemic continues to spread. brazil's supreme court has blocked the president from nominating a close family friend for the job of senior policeman president jabal sonora fire the previous senior police officer last week and as a latin america and it's understand human reports the ruling is the latest in a series of political setbacks for bulls and. millions of brazilians had overlooked . massage honest and racist com

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house secretary is now working at fox news. he tweeted i think we need a second task force assembled at direction of potus. the president replied good idea. >> dana promoted and the president amplified that. the president this week according to our reporting has been more fixated of getting this set up. the president feels that a lot of the discussions so far has come from dr. birx and fauci and they pointed out of health concerns and the charts and graphs and talked about how contagious this is and how difficult the disease is. he feels the economic problems are not getting enough attention and he feneeds to build momentu to open the government. gladiator style fights coming forward in the white house the next few weeks between health officials and economic professionals on what can be reopen and what's safe. the concerns you hear from some folks is you would be opening the government and all of a sudden you reopen the economy and you have a second surge in cases where diseases are still spreading and more people are contracting. there is a lot of discussions in the task force. >> the next couple of weeks

. >>> today the virginia general assembly is taking a major step as they reconvene, but this is no ordinary session. the house of delegates is meeting in a tent on the lawn of the state's capital building. the state senate meeting is inside a museum. obviously they're looking for more safe, this as protests are happening across richmond, or at least there's some organizers trying to create some. joining mess is katie beck. we're getting democracy in the pandemic era, more spacing. i'd first like to now how did the legislative session go and then you can tell me how serious we should taye the protests. >> reporter: they're ongoing. they just gavelled in at noon. they're going to go over all governor's amendments. they have quite a bit of work cut out for them. as for these protesters, it's an absolute showing, basically the downtown area is in gridlock. you can see behind me this line of cars, protesters are demonstrating, circling the square of the capitol, basically trying to get those lawmakers seated out in the lawn to hear their message, which is reopen virginia and let the economy get back to work. a lot of

i think people want to get out of the house if they can as long as they feel confident and safe. we want them to go back to work on the assembly. it's just a question when we get a green light from the good numbers. but america will go back to work. you know that and i do too. lou: i have confidence in this president and his economic director and the entire administration. i think these polls show most of america feel the same way. and we are also seeing great positives. one of them is, and it's not a minor item, we don't have a nation of daffodils and buttercups that the left seems intent on speaking to. i don't think they exist in enough numbers to move towards the left to water in proposing this election year. i think it's fascinating we are seeing a performance this week that is the strongest performance by the markets in the face of the pandemic and an aggressive chinese disinformation campaign. we watched the best performance in the market this week in 44 years. did that surprise you? >> yes, i'd did. but the market is picking up a few key points. the coronavirus numbers aren't proving. i think the market trades off that

house coronavirus task force. in the team you assembled in january, some of whom are with us today, seema verma, admiral giroir, dr. steve holland, and others represent a level of commitment and dedication that has been inspiring for me to have the privilege to work with. i thank you for your gracious words. that white house coronavirus task force met today. thiss reported to us at moment, more than 700 some 6000 .mericans tested positive more than 68,000 americans have fully recovered. but sadly, more than 41,000 americans have lost their lives to the coronavirus. we always want to express our deepest sympathies to the families in their boss as well as the families who have loved ones are with this disease. today, we have seen an courage asnews -- encouraging news -- about our progress. president trump reflect on those momentarily. the coronavirus white house task force today learned that our large metro areas continue to stabilize and see progress. the new york area, including new jersey and new york, long island, connecticut, rhode island, up here to be passed to their peak. the detroit metro area up here to be

people tuning in to today's white house coronavirus briefing would be forgiven for thinking that trump acting as casting director had assembled on either side of him, social distancing notwithstanding, all the most serious-looking people he could find in the federal government. the attorney general, actual generals and admirals, the defense secretary. and out of nowhere they briefed the public today about drug interdiction including false stats on the border wall and the situation in iran. the president said all we've gotten from the middle east is death. he went on to give a brief lesson in the 1917 flu pandemic which was in 1918 and took a swing at john kerry along the way. and then this happened. >> did you know i was number one on facebook? i just found out i'm number one on facebook. i thought that was very nice. >> later, on the actual subject of coronavirus, the president said, as he does every day in some form, nobody's ever seen anything like this. he went on to confirm the white house is considering restricting air and rail travel in this country. he said he'd be perfectly willing to talk to joe biden by phone about the fight against

function in your house, you would go to the store, and you would buy a piece of furniture, and that piece of furniture that you would have, it would have instructions with it, to assemble that piece of furniture. those instructions are genetic material or dna in all of our cells and if i was going to be a virus for this example, i would have a key to, use a key to get access to the house and open the lock and i would have my own set of instructions that i've snuck in, and that provides its own dna or rna, that allows it to replicate itself. so you can imagine, i could reassemble, they say a bookcase or a piece of furniture and doing that time and time again and at a certain point i will start taking pieces of wood from the walls of the house, and the house just crumbles. >> now, he told me the coronavirus proteins have been the ones that are invading your lungs and damaging the lower respiratory part of the lungs and that's why people end up on ventilator. coming up at 6:00, he explained why simple soap is such a combatant against that home invasion, and that burglar that gets into your home. >> very good explanation, thank you, jessica. >>> president trump spent part

any legislative change should not be brought to the house at any stage whenever the northern ireland assembly can make its decision. from the leader ofised or prevented from voting against abortion? not just in prevented from voting against abortion? notjust in my party but in other parties, there are many people opposed to abortion change and certainly to any change affecting northern ireland when we have a working assembly to take those decisions? vote on abortion have always been free votes and it would be astonishing if that were to change, it would be a matter i would personally not be in favour of. these motions come from an act of parliament that was passed by this house last year and government must follow the law of the land. at the assurance that i am giving, and i will be announcing next week because my business in the business statement, is next week we will not bringing forward business that it is expected there will be divisions upon, because it is business which has been broadly agreed. i think i ought to turn out to the motions themselves, and i'm grateful to the house of commons commission and other parties for agree