we will go next to maryann from lakewood, new jersey. good evening. rep. kildee: hi -- caller: hi. good morning. i am wondering what you do about the venom coming out of all of you democrats. you talk about the president, about his lies and everything. let's go with obama. the eight years we had to put up with his lies and what he did. let's start with bill ayers. he was friends with the underground bomber. he did not say one word about it. thank god he. -- benghazi. he did not even go in and try to get those americans out. the redline. you claim you're worried about children at the border and everything. what about those children that were -- their skins were burned alive and they were dying from the chemical warfare going on in syria? who went and helped, got that cleared up? trump. i could go on and on. what about the name-calling that hillary did with us republicans because we voted for trump? we were called -- she had the basket of all the name calling. what about all that? you talk from both sides of your mouth. your phonies. you say you are worried about babies. don'tbout th

maryanne in a mask france's lockdown was stricter than most now the government has presented its plan for a gradual lifting of france's social commercial and industrial quarantine up we've entered a new stage in our fight against pandemic and it's good news for france and the french people. businesses are set to reopen on monday 42 percent of french employees are on reduced hours or if not worked at all since the 17th of march schools are to open gradually despite misgivings from some parents trains and transit services also restart on monday but only about half of the rolling stock is ready to operate the government has promised to provide masks for everyone and carry out 700000 tests a week but people are skeptical after 2 months of strict measures they believe their government has botched the response to the current crisis. they should have started large scale testing immediately like in germany i think there's no clear course it's all back and forth we're sick of it. 3 years ago to the day emanuel was bathing in the glory of his election victory now it seems much of that glory has

nbc bay area maryann mav rfavres a look at how retailers are getting ready. >> reporter: owner silvia wong is busy disinfecting her tables. tomorrow, coronavirus restrictions in san mateo county will be lifted, allowing her to reopen her pet grooming business for the first time in two months. >> we're really excited. >> reporter: her customers, who didn't fare so well grooming themselves, were also excited. >> i opened the e-mail. >> reporter: as san mateo moves into phase two of lifting restrictions, book stores and florists will be able to do curveside business. small clothing retailers and furniture stores can do the same. strip malls can open for pickup, along with offices, if they have employees that can't work from home. but expect changes. here at fluff and puff, groomers and clients will be required to wear masks. and only one customer is inside at a time. >> that's good for businesses. people are hurting. >> reporter: william who lives in san mateo, says it's still not enough. >> i'm done with all this. i'm done with all this restrictions. >> reporter: still, for the groomers

hello i'm maryanne demasi oh watching the news out live from london coming up in the next 60 minutes the sole functioning adults in libya's capital comes under attack from forces loyal to warlord khalifa haftar. brazil's president on the increasing scrutiny over his handling of the pandemic as new cases in the country hit a daily high. ve day celebrations in russia kovan 1000 cases a past 10000 for the 7th consecutive day. and one of the pioneers of rock n roll little richard hughes korea's band 7 decades has died at the age of 80. hello welcome to the program out top story the u.n. mission in libya has condemned an attack on tripoli's only functioning as force by forces loyal to eastham 125 to at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility and the plane was hit although no one was on board 3 civilians have also died though from shelling near the airport after us forces an earlier targeted residential parts of the capital close to the turkish and italian embassies. had reports to us now from tripoli. a barrage of rockets a strike jet fuel tanks and aircraft at tripoli's international

live with more on that, maryanne? >> reporter: that 26-year-old surfer was also known for giving back and working so hard to protect the ocean. he was killed yesterday afternoon around 1:30 while surfing about two miles down the coast from sea cliff near sand dollar beach. the 26-year-old surfer killed has been identified as ben kelly. he worked as a surfboard shaper and was known for his passion for the sport. today, we spoke with a friend who worked with him. >> he was giving half his surfboard money to kenya to help over there. so he's philanthropic guy and he had a love for surfing in the ocean. >> reporter: now flowers are strewn along sand dollar beach to remember ben. someone even place ad piece of a surfboard near growing memorial. as a result of the shark attack, all beaches in the area one mile north and one mile south of where it happened are now closed and will remain closed until may 14th. ben was attacked within 100 yards of shore near sand dollar beach. paramedics tried to resuscitate him but he died on

live with more on that, maryanne?at 26-year-old surfer was also known for giving back and working so hard to protect the ocean. he was

i know i'm maryanne demasi i'll commit to al-jazeera and much more coming up brazil's president under increasing scrutiny over his handling of the pandemic as infections that reach a new daily high. ve day celebrations in russia of a 1000 cases across 10000 for the 7th straight day. and the biggest names in rock n roll pay tribute to $1.00 of the originals ethel which had died at the age of $87.00. hello welcome to the program the u.n. mission in libya has condemned the attack on tripoli's only functioning at port by forces loyal to warlord fully for after at least 80 rockets were fired at the facility and libyan airways plane was hit but there was no one on board 3 civilians have also died from shelling near the airport after us forces at only a targeted residential parts of the capital close to the turkish an italian embassies. had reports from tripoli. over russia of rockets to strike jet fuel tanks and aircraft at tripoli's international airport the latest attack on civilian infrastructure in the battle for the capital while the ground battles remain outside the city the rockets a

oh i'm maryanne demasi this is the news hour live from london coming up. she would always turn the clock back rather than going forward a top u.s. infectious disease expert warns senators of serious consequences for americans and the economy if not downs eased too quickly. there's more criticism of persons government over care homes which now account.

social workers like maryanne are going out across the country trying to find creative ways to stay inrns about what is happening to those young people who are not in touch with social services. abuse and harm will still be going on, as well as for young people, exploitation and county lines in gangs. so that will re—emerge and we need to be prepared for the increase in pressure of work, which we think will come. but worryingly for now, referrals to child social services are much lower than usual, as children's needs are hidden. the concern is, when normality does begin to emerge, so will the pressure on already squeezed services. frankie mccamley, bbc news. the headlines on bbc news... borisjohnson's top adviser, dominic cummings, will make a statement this afternoon, as the prime minister comes under increasing pressure to sack him following allegations he broke lockdown rules. the price some children pay in lockdown, as social services warn of an increase in abuse, neglect or harm going on behind closed doors. brazil is declared the latest coronavirus hotspot with more than 360,000

social workers like maryanne are going out across the country trying to find creative ways to stay in about what is happening to those young people who are not in touch with social services. abuse and harm will still be going on, as well as for young people, exploitation and county lines in gangs. so that will re—emerge and we need to be prepared for the increase in pressure of work, which we think will come. but worryingly for now, referrals to child social services are much lower than usual as children's needs are hidden. the concern is, when normality does begin to emerge, so will the pressure on already squeezed services. frankie mccamley, bbc news. the government is considering plans to step in and support some large british businesses that are struggling financially with the impact of coronavirus. our business correspondent katie prescott is here. these have the backing of the chancellor, rishi sunak? yes, the government stepped in to bail out the banks in the financial crisis, so there is precedent. there is a message measure of package in, the government stepped in to pay the

social workers like maryanne are going out across the country trying to find creative ways to stay inconcerns about what is happening to those young people who are not in touch with social services. abuse and harm will still be going on, as well as for young people, exploitation and county lines and gangs. so that will re—emerge and we need to be prepared for the increase in pressure of work, which we think will come. but worryingly for now, referrals to child social services are much lower than usual as children's needs are hidden. the concern is, when normality does begin to emerge, so will the pressure on already squeezed services. frankie mccamley, bbc news. white like some of the doctors on the front line of the nhs came to the front line of the nhs came to the uk as refugees. fergal keane has been to meet syrian doctors in manchester who say they are working in hospitals here to repay some of the kindness and generosity that they say they have received since arriving in britain. some nightmares never end. years of killing stretch into more years. it's created a vast refugee cris

social workers like maryanne are going out across the country trying to find creative ways to stay inconcerns about what is happening to those young people who are not in touch with social services. abuse and harm will still be going on, as well as for young people, exploitation and county lines in gangs. so that will re—emerge and we need to be prepared for the increase in pressure of work, which we think will come. but worryingly for now, referrals to child social services are much lower than usual, as children's needs are hidden. the concern is, when normality does begin to emerge, so will the pressure on already squeezed services. frankie mccamley, bbc news. the government is considering plans to step in and support some large british businesses that are struggling financially with the impact of coronavirus. earlier i spoke to our business correspondent katie prescott who says the treasury is refusing to be drawn on exactly what they might do. what they are saying is, if businesses get to a stage where they have explored other avenues and they cannot find any other source of fundi

nbc news reports that after previously supporting maryanne williamson and elizabeth warren in the 2020 reade was a constant presence on twitter after biden's huge super tuesday showing, tweeting and re-tweeting pro-bernie sanders and anti-biden messages. it wasn't until after sanders lost in michigan on march 15th that she tweeted about biden's harassment and touching. but not the alleged sexual assault. two days later, she tweeted about harassment and, quote, more. then on march 25th, she tweeted her interview with a progressive podcast host, her first reference on twitter to the assault allegation. multiple media outlets, including nbc news, the "new york times," and "business insider," have reported that five people have said that reade told them about her concerns regarding senator biden in the 1990s. we told you on friday that on april 24th, video emerged of an unnamed woman that reade says is her mother, calling into a 1993 broadcast of cnn's "larry king live," devoted to examining the culture of washington, d.c. the woman claimed that her daughter had run into unspecified proble