mo tha.shalf of states are open but fewer than half our meeting both of the sta wards set by tte hsend some are not meeting either of them. analysis by the new york times has identified six states which are opening up despising cases growing and more tests coming ck positive. in nebraska the governor is a strong supporter of lifting the lockdown sincehe state has reported 6200 new cases, 100 people have died. our reporter joins us. what was your reaction to the comments made by anthony fauci? katty:ad as he previewed in his remarks, he thinks the death toll has been higher than the official 80,000 reported. some people did not know it was covid-19 they died from. yoalso suggested states openingp too early. some states are not meeting the ite house deadles -- guidelines, that they should have 14 days where the number of cases is declining and he is concerned they are not meeting what are called those gateways. there is nebraska, iowa and arkansas, midwestern states people are worried about where they see an uptick in infections. anchor: we covered the states that are opening up and ea

we've been saying that there have to be tough new rules on safety and on enforcement too, because the hsehealth and safety executive and local authorities‘ budgets have been cut to shreds. so we have fewer inspectors, fewer inspections, and fewer prosecutions. how can working people can be confident — never mind the transport issue, how can working people be confident that they can work safely until they at least see what the government is proposing for their safety? frances o'grady from the tuc. huw edwards will be here at 10pm with all the reaction to the plan is to's speech. now on bbc news, in india a child goes missing every eight minutes. the children are often trafficked into domestic labour or the sex trade — many are never seen again. a warning, this programme does include details some viewers may find upsetting. this is what it feels like when your child disappears. in india, a nationwide trade is separating children from theirfamilies. every eight minutes, a child goes missing in this country, and they are often trafficked. thousands of children, robbed of their innocence. we u

hse can safely return to the capitol without spreading the coronavirus among its members and staff. >>either in person. electronically for hybrid something like that house. speaker nancy pelosi says democrats favor allowing lawmakers the option to work from home if necessary, but she says changing the way congress works should have support from both parties republican leader said let's talk about it so i said look there's a way to do it in a bipartisan way that would be better. speaker pelosi insists those negotiations continue weeks after they started but she says democrats are holding firm on one issue let me remove all doubt. i remembers what proxy remote voting. but was speaker pelosi insists proxy voting is going to be part of the strategy to reopen the house. >>republican leadership still has serious problems with it. >>could one member hold 200 proxies and the democrats version that answer is yes. >>house republican leader kevin mccarthy says members of congress should show up for work because they're essential workers. he supports new rules for social distancing when lawmake

laura: president trump has been speaking in the rose garden of the white hse as coronavirus hits thet wing. katty kay joins us for more on what the president had to say. the president is being tested every day for coronavirus. to say abo ha the rest of america in testing? reporter: this was a not-soubtle message from the president. withd him, he was flanked two huge posters saying "america leads the world in testi." and behind him on the podium, there were lots of american flags. what he wanted to do was reset the meage. he spent a lot of time at the beginning of his press conference talking about how far america, has come how much better america is doing than other countries, even doing better than south korea which has always been held up as the gold standard when it comes to hit -- has made progress on testing. it started out low, very slow, essewilermel t amb tholl and then there were not enough ree ents and then there wt enough swabs. america is getting better. italy now tests more than the united states does. but the point of thisasress briefing to change the conversation aroun

confidence to workers by publishing these risk assessments and secondly, on enforcement of safe working, the hsesources, can i ask the secretary of state will do to ensure the guidelines are enforced so all workers can feel safe? we both agree we want workers to feel safe when they return to a safe work place. there's work going on in relation to the consultation, i don't want to pre—empt that, but he makes important points and he's welcome to write to me and i will look at that very carefully. on the hospitality sector, which he knows is facing challenging times, can i urge him to look favourably at a proposal that has a support of 80 of his own backbenchers to increase business support grants are £180,000 rateable value, making a difference to tens of thousands of pubs, restaurants and other businesses that are the lifeblood of our communities. we have provided support and there is 100% holiday for the businesses in that sector and we are making £25,000 grants available to them and i can say in the grant scheme, the 25,000, £10,000 grants as of last monday, £7.5 billion have been paid out and

if hse demoats were actually serious abt getting these nefits to puic safety officers, we would pass the senate bill day and send it to the president to gn into law. instead, house democrats are again enging in political games, rejecting the senate' bill and taking up the house's bill which includes several problematic provisions that the senate will noagree to. i'm very disappointed that the demoat majority would rather play partin politics than provide immedie assistance to brave, selfless men and women that are protecting our mmunities. however, i agree with the imary intent of this support ouration's dedication toublic safety officers. a few days ago we honored those o made the ultimate sacrifice while sving our country in the armed svices. it's only right that we take care of first respoers who e also making sacrifices every day fothis great country. madam speaker with that, i reserve the balance of my time. spker pro tempore: the gentleman sees. the gentleman from new york is cognized. mr. nadler: madam speaker, now yield such time ase may nsume to one oth authors of this legis

and the hse will absolutely take action.well. i have been conducting a lot of discussions in preparation for this guidance, and it has struck me, the amount of employers who are still open who have people coming into the workplace, and they are working incredibly collaboratively with trade unions and employees to keep employees safe. i think it will be a very small number of workplaces where people might feel like that, but of course if they do then they can but of course if they do then they ca n follow but of course if they do then they can follow through and action will be taken. sarah? as you say, secretary of state, i think it's important employees do try to solve things with their employer if they possibly can but we absolutely recognise there will be some employers who do not do the right thing or don't know what the right thing or don't know what the right thing to do is. and we are absolutely there if you want to contact us to make a complaint. people have been contacting us already because many businesses have been

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operation killed at least 13 people, including a 14 all boys nanamed joao pedro who w was plg inside hisis hse with his cousins. in b bolivia, residents in the city of cochabamba took to the streets tuesday demanding an end to the nationwide lockdown as they say quarantine restrictions has left them unemployed, without money or food. police in riot gear and soldiers were deployed to the protest after demonstrators set up road blockades. this is one of the protesters. >> over there, you have soldiers and there you have the police. what have we become? going out and asking for bread, for food forever children is a crime? there is no food. there is no food. the only thing we are demanding is for quarantine to be lifted, to a adopt sececurity measasured to go outut and work. that is it. amy: i in mexico city, an associated press investigation uncovered more than death 4500 certificates that listed covid-19 as a possible factor, suggesting the city's death toll from coronavirus may be three times higher than n official government figures. this comeses as workers at u.s.-owned factories in the north

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