crisis in israel in the housing ministry. it's one has approved a series of steps to ease the lockdown restrictions and amongst these it is allowing group is having a slight ease on the economy and any people who are not wearing a mask off find how many israelis are still angry and frustrated that these measures are not enough to ease the situation. russian paratroopers have broken world records after successfully carrying out an air drop from a height of 10000 meters the unprecedented feat took place near friends just of land a russian archipelago in the arctic a region where temperatures regularly plunge to minus 50 degree celsius in winter the drop was said to be a test for new parachutes and navigation systems in extreme conditions. live . that's our world news wrap up for this hour but if you're looking for more ahead on over to our web site r.t. dot com here's hoping you and yours are well. is your media a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation or community. are you goin

crisis in israel in the housing ministry. it's one has approved a series of steps to ease the lockdown restrictions in amongst these it is allowing group is having a select on the economy and any people who are outside not wearing a mosque are fine how is that many israelis are still angry and frustrated that these measures are not enough to ease the situation. and on a lighter note as russian paratroopers have broken world records after successfully carrying out an air drop from a height of 10000 meters the unprecedented feat took place near friends or a russian archipelago in the arctic a region where temperatures regularly plunge to minus 50 degrees celsius in winter a drop was said to be a test for new parachutes navigation systems and extreme conditions. here at r t we're cutting back on personnel in an effort to help find the spread of the crown of virus to the top the hour r t u k will be taking over and you can always head to our website in the meantime for up to the minute reports keep well wherever you may be. just

crisis in israel in the housing ministry. now it's one has approved a series of steps to the lock down restrictions and amongst these that is allowing group is as i mentioned it's having a slight ease on the economy allowing some stores to open and any people who are outside not wearing a mask are fined how many israelis are still angry and frustrated that these measures are not enough to ease the situation. artie's pulse larry thank you for bringing us that report. hundreds of amazon workers are staging a mass sickout refusing to work in protest against the tech giants handling of the koran the virus crisis it comes after organizers of a plan online event to discuss experiences was canceled and they were abruptly fired amazon has fired 6 workers in recent weeks who have called for better safety conditions in the pandemic a spokesperson for the company said they were fired for repeatedly violating internal policies but did not specify which ones. we support every employee's right to criticize their employers working condition

crisis in israel in the housing ministry. it's well has approved a series of steps to ease the lockdown restrictions and amongst these it is allowing group is having a slight ease on the economy and any people who are not wearing a mosque offline how is that many israelis are still angry and frustrated that these measures are not enough to ease the situation. russian paratroopers have broken world records after successfully carrying out an air drop from a height of 10000 meters the unprecedented feat took place near friends just a land a russian archipelago in the arctic a region where temperatures regularly plunge to minus 50 degrees celsius in winter the drop was said to be a test for numeric parachutes and i get big ation systems and extreme conditions. i i . i i i. i . that's are global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always find us on facebook or twitter for up to the minute report stay well. i. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. somebod

saying how the public health perspective they have to continue to lock down even officials in the house ministry are basically recommending that the social distancing on lockdown continue but from an economic perspective you need to keep the population while you tell them to not work when you tell them to stay home and it just seems like the government doesn't have enough resources that's why they even asked for an emergency loan from the international monetary are a u.n. financial body for the 1st time since the 1960. $55000000000.00. of the lack of resources that the government would. suggest this is a room. in the economy one second i'm just going to go to you. with people's lives so that haiti's will says here. thank you so much being part of the show the public will the public still take precautions if the economy opens that's a very practical question. if you want. i can add on that because as i have been researching for my article to write about this and i've been in touch almost constantly with everyone in iran the thing that has shocked me most is that the precautions that are taken by

legal action saying evicting health care workers amounts to obstructing public servants india's house ministry reminded everyone that these are the same public servants who indians came out on their balconies and applauded less than 2 weeks ago elizabeth ronon al-jazeera new delhi . still had an al-jazeera a london exhibition center opens its doors as the country's latest hospital. and nowhere to go the new threats the coronavirus pandemic poses to the homeless. hello it's still fairly windy around japan the frontal system is offshore but the active low to the northeast still going to get a non-issue or breeze for that coast the north coast of honshu bring if you shout that took us in a $22.00 degrees is still relatively warm in the sunshine in the korean peninsula and northern china in southern china well it's possibly seasonal rain showing itself developing and then disappearing and then redeveloping but because it's coming in then i think hong kong will be affected much about hong kong forecast next 3 days does have some storms and showers or showers or 3 days with a fairly steady and humid

japan's health ministry house confirmed more than 3600 cases including 84 deaths china cautiously opening back up as a large crowds began to fill popular tourist sites in major cities health authorities are warning the risk remains. on monday the national health commission reported $78.00 new 8th symptomatic cases confirmed on sunday that's almost double compared to saturday's $47.00 infections the surge poses a threat to launch china the epicenter of the virus that is supposed to allow people to freely leave their homes on april 8th the 1st time in nearly 2 months now over to australia where police have launched a criminal investigation into the docking of cruise ship ruby princess the passengers were allowed to disembark in sydney this despite some exhibiting flulike symptoms more than 600 people on board that ship later tested positive and 10 have died so far in the middle east iran is the worst country hit with the pandemic while it's still struggling to contain the virus on monday foreign ministry spokesman told journalists that iran will not seek assistance from the u.s. to battle t

now in effect it's set to be in place for the next 3 weeks now the decision was made to house the health ministry announced a sharp increase in people who have contracted covert 19 reported 30 new cases in the last day bringing the total number of those infected to 6610 people have died. police in peru have detained around 150 people for breaking quarantine measures they were stopped on the main road outside of the capital lima they said they were trying to go home to their villages because they've lost their jobs and face starvation if they stay in the city or got somalia has suspended all flights carrying migrants being deported from the u.s. after a group of them tested positive for the virus yourself workers tested 12 in the group of 40 at random and all of them were infected guatemala's president says flights that would be halted until the u.s. could prove deportees were virus free it's going concern people could bring the current virus to remote and vulnerable communities. even under a strict blockade by israel the occupied territory of gaza seems to have kept the current virus under contro

we have supported first and foremost the ministry of housing, community and local government and theed administrations through the national spine of local regionalfora that the first secretary referred to. and we have had dozens of liaison officers embedded into each of those forrer. it is a tried and tested system that has been used in the past, whether for delivering military aid to the civil authorities for foot—and—mouth or for flooding or wildfires. it is frequently exercised and there are close relationships which give great confidence between all of those working on those teams at the lower level. this is important because it is that delegated sense at that level which works because it makes the more responsive and flexible to local demand, whether it is for ambulance drivers, testing or whatever else. with decentralisation being so much of the key to how some of this is done, the first secretary delegated authorities to this level early in the crisis, which has proved to be successful. ——defense secrectary. we have also been giving support to the department of health and soci

largest single day jump in cases with the total surging past the 5000 mark and the health ministry in guinea bissau house says prime minister gomes now b m has tested positive for coated 19 the west african country has so far recorded 205 cases and one death. as parts of the world debate whether and how to ease lockdown restrictions china is trying to transition to a new version of normal the capital beijing and surrounding region is lowering its emergency response level people can leave the city again and will no longer be required to quarantine for 2 weeks if they return from low risk parts of the country the solution was made after no new code in $1000.00 cases were reported in beijing for 13 straight day. or for the very latest i'm joined now by correspondent poppy on cuts in beijing from be on with beijing and other municipalities loosening restrictions is the credit virus outbreak in china largely defeat it. well i think it's too early to say that but i mean it's remarkable that actually beijing has east the rules and restrictions because it had one of the strictest karen team rules in the whole co

overnight prompting outrage a local ngo moved her and her son to a temporary safe house city family protective services and the ministry of interior are now looking into her case. jordan is among the countries that imposed a tough coronavirus curfew the move forced many families into isolation together because i think a few victims are also i'm able to mitigate and manage to avoid violence against them in normal times they would be able to go to school or to go to university to go to work because it's their families so they have more to fear them to get away from the violated it is not just jordan faces an increase of domestic violence under the restrictions activists in brazil germany and italy have sounded the alarm. in china's hu bay province the initial epicenter of the pandemic reported cases of domestic violence in one county more than tripled during the lockdown according to activists the catalan regional government said. culture to its helpline was by 20 percent in the 1st few days of the confinement period. with the i am speaking out so that every woman in my situation sucks out they should not be ashamed but

house. city family protective services and the ministry of interior are looking into her case.ojordan is among the countries that imposed a tough coronavirus curfew. the move forced many families into isolation together. >> because of the curfew, victims a are also unablble to mitigate and manage to avoid violence against them. in normal t times, they would be able to go to school, to university, to go to work, to visit their families. so they have more freedom to get away from the violator. reporter: it is not just jordan that faces an increase of domestic violence under the restrictions. activists in brazil, germany and italy have sounded t the a alar. in china's hubei province, t the initial epipicenter of the pandemic, reported cases of domestic violence in one county more than tripled during the lockdown, according to activists. the regional government said calls to its helpline rose by 20% in the first few days of the confinemement period. >> i am s speaking o out so that evevery woman in my situation speaks out. they should not be ashamed. i know there are many women in

overnight prompting outrage a local ngo moved her and her son to a temporary safe house city family protective services and the ministry of interior are now looking into her case. jordan is among the countries that imposed a tough coronavirus curfew the move forced many families into isolation together because i think a few victims are also i'm able to mitigate and manage to avoid violence against them in normal times they would be able to go to school or to go to university to go to work because it's their families so they have more to fear them to get away from the violated it is not just jordan that faces an increase of domestic violence under the restrictions activists in brazil germany and italy have sounded the alarm. in china's hu bay province the initial epicenter of the pandemic reported cases of domestic violence in one county more than tripled during the lockdown according to activists the catalan regional government said culture to its helpline by 20 percent in the 1st few days of the confinement period. i am speaking out so that every woman in my situation sucks out they should not be ashamed as i know the

house foreign press group do foreign journalists reporting on this white house do they face challenges that did not in pounds did ministryor what have you heard. here well actually there have been 2 incidents that i had to deal with the president of the foreign press group and the white house both of them had to do with the chinese reporters don't get me wrong we all know that there is no freedom of the press in china and that even chinese reporters working abroad are being money toward and censored presumably but those to join the list have fell of credentials giving then 247 exits to the white house and actually the wire to us was has been so far eager to have them there. during 2 briefings stay off the questions and the president went after them asking them whether they work for the chinese government and after that right wing activists and right wing media went after them on twitter on social media and one of the reporters getting death threats and that's of course something that shouldn't happen and that's of course have to be seen in the context of growing anti china sentiment in the you asked and in context of the

ministry has continued. we are grateful for the role on this holy week that our churches and synagogues and houses of worship are playing. on their behalf, allow me to remind you, even if you are not in the pew this easter sunday, if you are able, it is still a good idea to give. those ministries continue to go forward and we encourage you to continue to support them. we also want to say very respectfully to all the church communities around this country and all the places of worship to continue to heed the guidelines in the president's coronavirus guidelines for america. we know it is difficult and this time of year particularly, mr. president, to avoid gatherings of more than 10, but we are grateful that so many churches and synagogues and places of worship have done just that and we urge you to continue to do it. to my christian brothers and sisters across the country, let me encourage you with the words we should all remember, that jesus said, wherever two or more are gathered, there he is also. you can worship, you can celebrate easter and know that you'll be blessed in so doing, and you'll be serving t

we have supported first and foremost the ministry of housing, community and local government and the secretary referred to. and we have had dozens of liaison officers embedded into each of those forrer. it is a tried and tested system that has been used in the past, whether for delivering military aid to the civil authorities for foot—and—mouth or for flooding authorities for foot—and—mouth or forflooding or authorities for foot—and—mouth or for flooding or wildfires. authorities for foot—and—mouth or forflooding or wildfires. it is frequently exercised and there are close relationships which give great confidence between all of those working on those teams at the lower level. this is important because it is that delegated sense at that level which works because it makes the more responsive and flexible to local demand, whether it is for ambulance drivers, testing or whatever else. with decentralisation being so much of the key to how some of this is done, the first secretary delegated authorities to this level early in the crisis, which has proved to be successful. we have also been

the chinese foreign ministry denouncing the white house trade advisor, peter navarro, as "a liar."t is the latest volley between the two sides over this outbreak. the spokesman repeated that past rejection of peter navarro's claims that the chinese side have held back supplies of vital personal protective equipment amid this pandemic, and of course, navarro has always been in the crosshairs of the chinese. he did write a book before he actually -- before it became a trade advisor. confronting the dragon. aina focuses on avoiding devastating second wave of infections. it is returning -- we have compulsory face masks, being deployed right across the nation. chinese scientists did say the thenavirus -- adding to growing consensus that the pathogen will likely perhaps like the flues, does. that is largely because it infects some people without causing obvious symptoms such as a fever. asymptomatic carriers and it makes it hard to contain transmission as they can spread the virus without knowing it. how is japan looking? they are entering golden week, but lots of restrictions in place w

the white house national security adviser said... a chinese foreign ministrytion. then in april, donald trump said the world health organization was "too china—centric" and announced the us would suspend its funding. next here's our china correspondent stephen mcdonell with his view of these tensions. the war of words between washington and beijing continues regarding the coronavirus, allegations going back and forth. it's been like this for months. conspiracy theories being peddled by both countries, and often it's sort of in the form of a question, a rhetorical question that seems to be designed to throw mud at the other side. now we've had this latest broadside from donald trump and the response from the chinese government. the foreign ministry's spokesperson did not mention mr trump by name, but said certain us politicians were lying about the coronavirus situation in order to cover up their poor performance. and i think we're going to see more and more of this as other countries are being pulled into the debate over the source of the coronavirus, the exte

very clear during the white house task force briefing that people should donate to their places of worship whether they be churches or synagogues or monasteries because the ministry still goes on even if you are not in the building. host: our guest is david brody, chief political reporter for the christian broadcast network. we will take your calls on the conversation. (202)-748-8000 is the line to call for folks in the eastern and central time zones. for those on the west coast, (202)-748-8001. you mentioned airing on the 700 club on monday. tell us some of the other things you heard from the vice president. guest: they were a couple interesting things. we talked about testing and i think it is going to be interesting to folks. i pushed him on this idea that there was a slow rollout and in essence, without admitting it, mike pence has a way of saying things without it coming across of ao bad but in terms slow process, he did talk about that, he talked about how there is bureaucratic red tape and they are changing the model and the system to these rapid testing systems and he believes they -- key was that instead of it just being with the cdc, it went into a more

intelligence, and classified documents the white house accusing china of underreporting total convert cases and deaths. the foreign ministrysome officials just want to ship the plan. again, a reminder, you contract the cases and deaths across the globe. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> from london, i'm guy johnson over in new york. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. >> out of stock of the hour is crude, offering to carnival. they raised $6.2 billion in new capital during a three-year offering of stocks, bonds, and conversion notes. the sales comes of the u.s. government bailout becomes problematic on the cruise company offshore. carnival is trading at just eight dollars per share and it downsized stocks for a second time. just $500 million down from an billion.$1.25 the stock shortfall is made up by carnival paying a steep price for a big new dose of debt financing. debt of $4 billion with a coupon of 11.5%. that is incredibly high, demand was so friendly around $70 billion that carnival was able to cut it and that is your stock of the hour. coming up, balance of power with david westin. we will be speaking with mik

$6000000.00 people more than a 3rd live in poverty many crowd houses in neighborhoods which won't allow for social distancing the ministry of public health at the mit's at least $16000000.00 afghans could contract the virus while the number of that it is still low the government hopes its measures including the lockdown to prevent a catastrophe. about a man the al jazeera medical staff in ecuador are struggling to deal with the number of infections that 2 thirds of the nearly 4000 cases are in the city of killed the government says it's ramping up containment measures that. the governing body of world of football fifa says that if necessary it will intervene in player pay disputes caused by they create a virus pandemic with major competition shut down globally club revenues have been severely affected several leagues have footballers to accept salary reductions players' unions have refused in countries such as spain italy and england. or let's finish with a broader picture view shared around the world of a superman and if you want to break from the crown of our spirit it's likely to be visible till thursday it's all abou

restaurant, so 6,000 to 7,000 meals total and that's going to ministries and homeless outreach and first responders and ambulatory services, housing projects, latinx community. those who are overlooked. we've had people admitted for coronavirus and also malnutrition and starvation. my job is to nourish the community. >> hugh atchison, thank you so much for what you're doing. >> thank you, anderson. >>> 50,000 dead from the coronavirus. the president just flat out lying about his suggestion to use disinif he cfectant internaa treatment. he was claiming he was talking to reporters, he wasn't. i'll speak to an expert next. i came across sofi and it was the best decision of my life. i feel cared about as a member. we're getting a super competitive interest rate on our money. we're able to invest through the same exact platform. i really liked that they didn't have any hidden or extra fees. sofi has brought me peace of mind. truly thank you for helping me prepare for whatever the future has in store. because they're here working day in, day out at&t is here providing support with advanced services for first responders and connecting te

a spokesperson for the ministry of housing said, "over 90% of rough sleepers known to local authoritiesg some of the most vulnerable in society are protected from the pandemic. "this is the result of a collaborative effort across government and with local authorities, health providers and charities — backed by £1.6 billion of government funding to help councils respond to coronavirus, including support for the most vulnerable." cani can i go back to you, michele? is it true that italian police have handed out fines to some homeless people on the streets during this crisis? yes. unfortunately it happened at the beginning. presently, probably, it has reduced. it happened because the government has said, "stay home" i the government has said, "stay home" ,so the government has said, "stay home" , so everybody has stayed home, but people who didn't have a home where find on the street, so we launched a campaign and wrote to the ministers to ask them not to do something special but just to to ask them not to do something special butjust to ask to ask them not to do something special but just

ministry says this? we urge the u.s. to stop manipulation, get its own house in order and focus on fighting the epidemic in boosting the economytion? >> their long about all of this and it's interesting how they blend the united states military for the virus. it's interesting how they use our freedom of speech, our first amendment rights to attack us from within. at the same time, they're kicking united states journalists out of china who are trying to report the truth about what happened, the origins of the virus, the cover-up by the chinese communist party, going back to december when they detained and arrested eight doctors. he put a gag order on them and then try to go and shut them down, destroyed lab lab samples to control the investigation. moving into january, the warnings from within about human to human transition were real. they came from taiwan, warning the w.h.o. entity communist party. they came from the w.h.o. official in wuhan itself. the w.h.o. was complicit in the cover-up, it wasn't human to human. you fast-forward to a spring or winter festival that took place for millions of people who were traveling out o

shannon: in the meantime a spokesperson for the chinese foreign ministry says this, we urge the us to stop political manipulation, get its own houseorder and focus more on fighting the epidemic and boosting the economy. your reaction? >> they are lying about all of this and it is interesting how they blame the united states military for the virus, interesting how they use our freedom of speech, our first amendment rights to attack us from within and at the same time kicking united states journalists out of china who are trying to report the truth about what happened, the origins of the virus, the cover-up that took place by the chinese communist party back to december when they detained and arrested eight doctors, put a gag order on them and tried to go to labs and shut them down destroying lab samples to control the investigation into moving into january, the warnings about human to human transmission were real, they came from taiwan, warning the who and the chinese communist party, they came from the who official in wuhan and yet the who was complicit in the cover-up and the lie that it wasn't human to human and fast forward to

also during the white house coronavirus task force briefings that people should donate to their places of worship, whether it be churches, synagogues, or mosques. because the ministry still goes on even though you are not physically in the building. host: our guest is david brody. he is the chief political analyst for the christian broadcasting network. we welcome your calls and comments. (202) 748-8000 is the line to call for those of you in the eastern and central time zones, and (202) 748-8002. you mentioned the interview on justthenews.com airing on the 700 club monday. tell us some of the other things you heard from the vice president as a preview to the interview. guest: sure. there were a couple of real interesting things. first of all, we talked about testing. i think that is going to be interesting to folks. his point, you know, i pushed him on this idea that there was a slow rollout on the testing. he, in essence, without admitting it -- mike pence has a way of saying thanks without it coming across as too harmful or bad. in terms of the slow process, he did talk about that. he talked about how there is bureaucratic redtape and they are changing the model

there have been phone calls and ministry has continued and we are grateful for the role on this holy week that our churches, synagogues and all of our houses of worship have played. on their behalf, let me remind you that even if you're not in the pew this easter sunday, if you're able, it's still a good idea to give. because those ministries continue to go forward and we encourage you. we encourage you to continue to support them. we also want to say respectfully to all of the church communities around the country and all of the places of worship, continue to heed the guidelines issued in the president's coronavirus guidelines for america. we know it's difficult in this time of year particularly, mr. president, to avoid gatherings of more than ten. but we're grateful that so many churches, synagogues and places of worship have done just that and we urge you to continue to do it. and to my christian brothers and sisters across the country, let me encourage you with the words we should all remember that jesus said wherever two or more are gathered, there he is also. and so you can worship, you can celebrate easter and know that you'll be bl

ministry officials say in the past two months, the pandemic has lost nearly 1,200 people. their jobs.s. ththey plan to assign in other areas to help these people find work and housing. the consultants will also offer advice on how to access welfare and other matters. the government will earmark money in its budget to pay for the initiative. japan set up a similar program in the wake of the global financial crisis. officials say the coronavirus pandemic is likely to take a punishing toll on the global economy. they're looking into measures to sustain growth and stability. the officials say the worst case scenario would lead to a contraction of 0.9% for the year. that's a downward revision from the previous forecast of 2.5% growth. they say lockdowns are hurting. the officials also say african central american and caribbean nations are exposed because their economies rely heavily on exports to the eu and the u.s. >>> major japanese companies are doing their part in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic by producing hand sanitizers at their overseas plants. shieido is producing 20,000 bottles of hand sanitizer a week. the cosmetic giant announced plans for a simil

from our health ministry is that it is reasonable and appropriate to begin a controlled reopening of the country. but it comes with conditions that we all continue to keep our distance house that wash our hands him and avoid groups of people before moments ago denmark's borders will remain closed until at least the 10th of may and the ban on large of vents and festivals will stay in place until the end of august. well here's some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world a cardinal george pell has been freed from prison in australia after that country's high court threw out his conviction for child sexual abuse hell left prison and was driven to a monastery near melbourne the high court found errors in the original jury trial that trial led to a conviction and a prison sentence of 6 years for pell a court in slovakia has handed down a 23 year prison sentence to the killer of investigative journalist. and his fiance the couple were shot in their home back in 2018 as it was investigating organized crime a former soldier pleaded guilty to carrying out the contract killing. germany's largest airline and tonnes is shrinking its fleet and closing down its

the health ministry there says the overwhelming majority of these new cases are workers frd. they may use cruise ship to house foreign workers once they recover. johns ho s hopkins mean while i reporting that japan is about to hit 10,000 confirmed cases. >>> and there is another story in asia making headlines. singapore and hong kong have different plans to komg bat tco virus but one of them seems to have found a winning strategy. we get this story from kristie lu stout. >> reporter: streets a tait is o cities, singapore and hong kong, two wealthy asian societies that have launched aggressive virus fighting campaigns from the start. both cities tightened borders in late january, both turned away many visitors in march. and as both faced a second wave of infections from residents returning home from overseas, cases spiked. especially in singapore. on april 13, singapore had more than 2900 cases while hong kong had 1009. so how can hong kong with a larger population sitting right next to mainland china manage to keep the numbers lower at least for now? observers say it could be due to the people here and their

from our health ministry is that it is reasonable and appropriate to begin a controlled reopening of the country. but it comes with conditions that we all continue to keep our distance house that wash our hands him and avoid groups of people before moments ago denmark's borders will remain closed until at least the 10th of may and the ban on larger vents and festivals will stay in place until the end of august. they're watching news i'm sarah kelly and berlin don't forget you can always get the latest headlines on the t.w. app or on our website that's a dot com you can also follow us on social media thank you so much for joining us take care. to. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news of. our corona. from the covert 19 special next on d w. thompson is for me. is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for. beethoven is for covering. beethoven 2200. 50th anniversary on d. don't you know. health care systems around the wells are under stress more and more patients are seeking treatment pushing hospitals to the brink of collapse but if you look closely there are differences in the u.s. health care i

house. you interviewed one of his demons yesterday. beelieve that, if i am to reunited with my country. my country has to be reunited and instructed the goodwill of jesus christ and his social ministry. i don't believe we are following map now. i think that this president has mocked god and that is why where -- we are where we are today. i have no hope of being reunited with my country and with my fellow countrymen if they continue to follow satan. how my supposed to resolve that conflict within myself when i have been raised to eight people? and to hate the people who love people? i believe right now, there are too many americans in love with people, sir. host: we will get a response from david brody. guest: it's a great question. i don't even know where to begin. you have one view of it, and there are other folks that have a much different view and believe that donald trump is in office for such a time as this, from a biblical perspective. i would just say, what you need to do is some of the actions. you will laugh at that point, the truth of the matter is, if you come at it from a conservative, evangelical, epochal perspective, this president has been the most pro-life resident i

make current and houses for instance and there are at these $320.00 turkish citizens who lost their lives due to koran the virus in the overseas countries according to the health ministry and is still because of the holy month of ramadan many people are willing to come back to turkey and the government is doing their best to bring those people with special flights but of course they will be kept in current time for 14 days china has hit back after a strain your raised questions about its honesty in handling the pandemic top starting diplomat marie spain wants an international investigation into the origins of the virus and how it spread. china's foreign ministry says it has grave concerns over those remarks chinese authorities in general under pressure over the way they dealt with the break but beijing insists it has been for beijing catrina you more reaction from the chinese government at the end of january there were some voices from one some doctors who tried to raise the alarm about the severity of this outbreak they were silenced and punished for doing so and for weeks the message from the chinese government was that this was under control that there was no eviden