able to monitor what's happening we appreciate you giving us the benefit of your expertise there julie fisher thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you well as you've been hearing stay at home orders remain in effect in many parts of the u.s. but nicer weather is bringing more people outside that means more challenges for law enforcement christine salumi has more from new york. was protesters defied sheltered place orders and descended on california's state capital over the weekend some framed the issue as one of personal freedom others as economic survival. many were not wearing masks as they gathered closely together nor were the police officers they confronted dozens were arrested throughout most of the country gatherings are prohibited but going outside is not and here in new york's central park people have been coming out to enjoy the warmer weather often under the watchful eye of police officers charged with maintaining social distancing measures city officials say most new yorkers are complying but police issued at least 50 court summonses for violations over the weekend and

how do you know castro al-jazeera silver spring maryland well dr julie fisher is from georgetown university and she says there needs to be more planning for the autumn months when the flu season begins. i think what dr bright did today was called attention to the next steps that absolutely have to happen to make sure that we are prepared to respond to cope at 19 not just now but as we go into fall when the when the situation becomes much more complex as we approach the typical flu season. i'm worried i'm concerned what he pointed out about the lack of planning is something that we should be paying attention to and following through and not simply dismissing it as a political concern it's absolutely critical that we plan and prepare to respond going forward this is why it's so important in any event like this particularly a pandemic of this this magnitude that there is a public health expert with the technical expertise out front to help give good solid advice and help both the public and decision makers understand what is effective and to avoid rumors or any treatment that might in the end

julie fisher is the director of the elizabeth r.ffin program at george tune university medical center and she said the finding raises some serious questions. >> i think it confirmed what many people have been worried about in public health and medicine. that we have such hopes as a society, as a global society, for a solution to this terrible pandemic, and the urge to find a magical cure is very high. but from the beginning there have been serious doubts that hydroxychloroquine would in fact be that magic bullet. this confirms not only is it not effective but it can do real harm. that raises some very serious questions. >> an airbus yetline we are 99 people on board crashed into a crowded neighborhood near the airport in a coastal pakistani city. two passengers survived. it's not known how many people were killed or injured on the ground. aviation officials say it's too soon to determine what caused the crash. >> the crash happened as the pakistan international airlines flight was attempting to land for a second time. >> mayday, may

the white house kelly thanks for now i want to bring in julie fisher she's associate research professor of microbiology and immunology a georgetown university medical center she's joining us now from washington thanks very much for being with us that there was a lot of expectation or hope certainly on the part of poland's perhaps of donald trump that dr fox he was going to be a lot freer in his comments in this hearing do you expect that to happen well dr felt she has been consistently frank and honest when asked questions about what would response and what needs to happen so that when asked about questions he will respond with the integrity that he has always shown but so far the panel has so kissed on specific questions that kept each of those public health experts in their lanes focusing on. specific areas over which they have direct oversight and so far mostly commented on boxing development and research it is a very fine line to tread isn't it because the spread of coronavirus in the united states has become so politicized. it has and i think the tough thing here is when you hear t

didn't it's the largest analysis to date into hydro chloroquine involving patients on 6 continents julie fisher is the director of the elizabeth r. griffen program at georgetown university medical center and she says the finding raises some very serious questions i think it confirmed what many people have been worried about in public health and in medicine that we have such hopes as a society as oak local society for a solution to this this terrible pandemic and the urge to find a magical cure a silver bullet is very high but from the beginning there have been serious doubts that hydroxy chloroquine would in fact be that magic bullet and this confirms not only is it not effective but it can do real harm and that raises some very serious questions an airbus jetliner with 99 people on board has crashed into a crowded neighborhood near the airport in the coastal pakistani city of karachi 2 of the passengers survived it's not known how many people were killed or injured on the ground aviation officials say it's too soon to determine what caused the crash the hearting has more. the crash happened as

thanks for your time there julie fisher director of the elizabeth r. griffen program at georgetown university medical center thank you. and more coverage of the pandemic later for now some other news hong kong's latest says her government will cooperate with beijing's plan to introduce a new national security law as soon as possible carry lamb says the legislation will not affect the rights and freedoms of residents in outside has be condemned by pro-democracy activists who say beijing wants to impose its will on the semi autonomous territory. well here's why it's considered controversial by many in hong kong the territory is governed under a one country 2 systems rule that defines its relationship with beijing until 2047 guaranteeing rights and freedoms for hong kong as in 2003 an attempt by the hong kong government and that act in national security law was met by widespread protests and the bill was like the shelves now china has bypass the territories they just later and proposed a national security bill directly to the national people's congress th

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talk to dr julie fishes she's an associate research professor in the department of microbiology and immunology at georgetown university and she joins us via skype from washington d.c. dr fisher brights testimony was pretty damning he basically said look the trump administration lacks any comprehensive plan to tackle covert 19 let me ask you as a public health expert how worried are you about the u.s. government's response to the pandemic. adult official can you hear me otoh. i can indeed yes so what i want to say was look i mean rick bryant's testimony was pretty damning wasn't it he basically said the trumpet ministration lacks any comprehensive plan to tackle covert 19 so as a public health expert how worried are you about the u.s. government's response to the pandemic. i think what dr bright did today was color attention to the next steps that absolutely have to happen to make sure that we are prepared to respond to cope at 19 not just now but as we go into fall when the when the situation becomes much more complex as we approach the typical flu season . i'm worried i'm concerned what he pointed out about the lack of planning is something that we shouldn't paying attentio