individuals to come too close she's alone preparing for the end of her life the walrus hole took a copy of mccall is one of 2 locations in russia where they tend to go to the sudan with these new misfits knows a. lot of those as a stopgap not easy going to believe would be to go we knew by still it so most of us towards him. had super. basic more than. but i think you know it's. my link in. the book i didn't buy that only would they even bother to. buy gifts. like chillis pierce just will deal with the. new blood model something you will get them out of the whole time is it. when you talk to them on the mike what it is to submit a list of what they didn't want to set. up all these months on. still pressed in the smoke. pushed up when. they missed the looks a lot of that stemmed from the famous disclosure i look at it. but i'm. not so good. at that and yes that's. the. idea of the skipper he. does them so just. to get on the table in the shade of mr jonas ancestral history is made up of tundra. and the ukrainian great grandfather bubon ivanna which mean you can go now who traveled a lot but. then

like to bring in for this discussion texas congressman michael mccall.ongressman, this whole thing is sort of taking on a life of its own after mitch mcconnell suggested that maybe states should have the ability to file for bankruptcy. andrew cuomo, governor of new york went off yesterday and again today at a press conference. but we need to be honest about, you know, the level of debt these states have, the pension obligations they have, and this should be a firewall between that and federal taxpayer money going to pay it, shouldn't there? >> yeah, i agree with that concept. i think the next tranche will probably include more state and local funding, but to your point, charles, it should be condition based. i don't think it should be used to bail out states to backfill their debt from previous errors and mistakes. you know, my home state of texas has been very fiscally responsible, and so i think the idea of strings attached, like any federal spending, makes sense in this case. charles: what do you like about this second tranche, this latest tranche, if

mccall after. the having all find it too lowow tht coununtries would have to pay back would. see but countries in new. europe the food. is another family not so hot on the side. of grants to finance this mechanism so that's the really dorney negotiations that are yet to come. of course the how is the trillion you're a question this does of course reopen wounds about the- previous debt debt crisis how dumb it. is it to european solidarity. yeah i mean there's a lot of the themes of the previous debt crisis are returning here of course this north south divide and the question over what was known back then as eurobonds or call alone by. other products out of the old ill well back to the surface but- today we did seem to seeing a bit of a call by a moment- the tempers don't be. as far in the previous week so have a great a lot all. they've agreed half billion euros. in spending because of course this recovery fund that they're talking about it wouldn't take effect until twenty one but in the meantime the agreed to five. billion. an employee. is to keep people. the checks are for

bring coated 19 to its knees it seems the french president isn't leaving any stone unturned emmanuel mccall spent a day visiting medical staff although some may have been a little surprised to learn that on his list was professor did you know. who is the head of the i.a.e.a. she was made to turn infection institute in say and some of his ideas about 19 have raised eyebrows. i am a practitioner and doctor and i'm shocked to see this survey that says that only 37 percent of doctors in the whole world prescribe hydroxy korak when in france the amount of people who prescribe it without saying anything he's huge. he claimed following a small study that chloroquine a malaria drug was the cure and should be used immediately even one stateside in donald trump. could have a tremendous impact it would be a gift from god if that were those claims caused controversy among the medical community here in france there were criticisms that his trials will change small too fast to be meaningful and concern about potentially dangerous side effects for those with heart problems but it seems that most people in

massive surge in demand for protective facemasks in europe shortages hit french president emanuel mccall once french factories to start producing 10000000 a week the masks are key for frontline medical staff coming into contact with infected patients but there is debate around their effectiveness in stopping the spread of the corona virus among the general population. face masks for years they've been part of daily life for many in asia and now for parts of europe they're about to become say to us troops decision to make it compulsory to wear the mosques in supermarkets and sparked a debate in neighboring germany. the town of year has now become germany's 1st to announce similar measures though given the shortage of face masks the city has encouraged people to sow their own it's a move large be welcomed by the residents. i think in spirit the more that stunned the better and the more everyone does it the sooner it will be free of the virus i have 6 simple masks at home and then push comes to shove also my suit and. i think it's a good idea in principle of the problem is that there simply

in the cayman islands it will pull these banks are complicit in the kleptocracy who decide to give mccall and say ok i'm ready to do some serious wounds are ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice laundry watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much keyser of course. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you that. much. so it was possible we china has been shipping easy on massive even $1000000000.00 but donating everywhere are in the way you are feeling about child and be pushing this narrative that they're taking on a good leadership role in the president's supporters on that is a friend of mine to there was a lot of me that was a positive little piece of the consumerization not part of the military and such a part of self and find out i'm lucky i'm going to make sure overseas you know if there are more injunction in place the mexican cartels a serious challenge is in gett

$265000000.00 australian dollars is not enough when announcing the deal the deputy prime minister michael mccall back said it's critical that internal flights continue to operate. today's $165000000.00 announcement is going to mike the world of difference for those commuters who've come in from overseas down the 14 days of quarantine let me tell you if i landed in sydney and required to get back to perth with very limited services available it's a long drive in a hot car over the novel and so that's going to mike a difference for them it's also of course going to have in those planes defense personnel medical personnel but most importantly as well people and medical equipment palestinians have been marking prisoners day to commemorate the plight of thousands being held in israeli military jails but this year a detainee's commission is urging israel to release hundreds of sick inmates who are at a high risk of contracting covert 19. reports from the occupied west bank after the incident. all celebrations to welcome part of the early home from an israeli prison were cancelled. he won't be meeting

. >> let me go back to my grim reaper senator mccall mcconnell when it comes to fairness new york state puts much more money into the federal pot than it takes out. at the end of the year, we put into that federal pot $116 million more than they take out. to take out 150 more billion he was a federal legislator with a federal pot of money new york puts in to put more money into the federal pot than it takes out but senator mcconnell takes out more than it puts in who was getting bailed out? it is your state that is living on the money that we give to it. your state is bailed out not my state. [laughter] >>. >> [inaudible conversations] >> more tests for prisons and nursing homes and antibodies across the board. and that is why on this testing and testing and testing and bringing it up to scale. it's the same as outside of prisons. so they get the same standards. >> have you called senator mcconnell are made contact with him? >> no do you intend to? >> no. what about those residents that are testing positive? and with all those people in new york city? >> it doesn't change the calculus.

moore well president mccall and went on to say that france would learn from its mistakes he said we dared we acted we showed strength but he also talked about the fact that france is far from this herd immunity we've heard that is necessary to prevent this virus from spreading and continuing to eat away at populations he said as well and this was perhaps his strongest warning of the night is that the easing of the lockdown there were structures being lifted depended on the one thing and that was the french being good citizens respectful of the laws and continuing to observe the lockdown over the next 4 weeks perhaps even more difficult given that we're heading into sort of the late spring early summer on the weather is getting so much better here france entice people out but he said you must be consistent you must respect the law because easing restrictions does depend on that he said nothing yet has been won when it comes to this battle. thank you for the. country. and the governments worldwide are struggling to balance effect of course in 2 measures on one side while also trying to prev

spore and so was a very very slow process a in my program there's a lovely sequence by the alexander mccallsmith from one of his scotland street novels someone recognizes the declaration of the truth and the characters in the novel says i'm sure the pope didn't get very many latest from not approved and did so yes bit it's good this international residence is going. still a resonance but it's also the it's also part of a history to be i mean tough to india is being celebrated to be in york i was the year last year and did it's been celebrated that's the thing about the declaration for example is a wonderful story with the russian connection russian language connection in the program we have becky smith who would have become of the jacques debates in russia was hitchhiking sori was hiking in the north caucasus mountains with her family this is a few years 2014 and the border guards showed and russian we are you from and she replies and russian were from scotland the family were and they didn't behind that he's a liar and began a conversation with the gods give them something to drink and giv

oh mary louise mccall us as a professor of epidemiology and health care infection at the university of new south wales from australia she says managing the crisis inside a care home is incredibly challenging. one of the problems in. a residential care facility is you don't want to isolate the elderly in the last few years of their life from others however sometimes you have to do this to save their lives and then they have a problem with. people sharing rooms so how do you protect them from from each other from infection and that is a very vexed one so often the 1st port of call is where they're going to get most of the risk and that is from the stuff such as stuff need to be vigilant in their hand hygiene and be vigilant in their environmental cleaning of the nursing homes plus they probably should be wearing a mask while they're there now that it's very hard to wear a mask per full shift they're the hot they're on comfortable so then the. the the manages all of these nursing homes should be thinking about how many hours face to face should they work because they expected to wear a ma

but not down in france has been extended until may the 11th president mayor mccall said the country still needs to build its capacity to test every citizen in the symptoms. the governor of new york says the worst of the outbreak is over in his state but the top u.s. health official says the national peak is still to be hit this week as the number of dead tops 20000. rockets are being fired at residential areas in libya's capital tripoli by forces loyal to warlord holly for have to the attack comes after the internationally recognized government 3 cities from the rival administration in the past 24 hours but it appears to show fighters on the streets a surprise which was seized along with so mon and that puts the government of national accord in control of a stretch of the coast 2 from tripoli to the tunisian border one of the ahead has been a history trippy. it seems that after us forces are listening or responding to the international calls for the escalation today after his forces launch dozens of rockets that landed in residential areas including this were or is being used i saw 3 expl

lead the bus comes from the regional capital to mccall lead. once a week the trucker family go shopping in the city for items there are unable to produce back home on a farm. the truck culture among them a preacher family is fighting to have the land returned to them. as the older son one bears responsibility for the family he's $26.00 and is a geology student the dispute between a child councilman looks in as has been going on for almost 20 years 1st it was over water rights and then hand. one studies limit the amount of time he has to work on the farm his family is extremely poor and the 10 hectares of land he'll too little to really survive on they make and sell their own handicraft a little extra money to fight over the land is a fight for their future and $1.00 conducted with little mercy. a lot of. this land belongs to our ancestors. so really it's ours by right and. that's what i am against threatening other families and resorting to violence. but the fall need. a lot of my put it disapprove of that which. i see. but destroying the machi

the ranking member of the committee, michael mccall, said the us is the largest funder of the who contributing $893 million during the two year budget cycle. in the same cycle the people's republic of china contributed $86 million. china's foreign ministry spokesperson is denying the virus was linked to the wuhan lab saying the head of the who has no evidence the transmission started there. rob: thank you so much. jillian: overnight the city of indianapolis lighting up a blue in an unprecedented honor for a fallen police officer, hundreds of masked police officers social distancing as they lined the indianapolis motor speedway, patrol cars parked along the track's two mile stretch. her sister breaking down as she remembers breanne with one of her many nicknames. >> i love you so much, baby. i am going to make you proud. >> reporter: the track tribute ending with a gun salute and taps honoring the officer's bravery and there was. she was shot and killed when responding to a domestic violence call. she served in the army national guard before joining the department two years ago following in the

photographer sally man peter chavez nelson mandela, daniel ellsberg and he has clients that go from lauren mccall to spike lee and igor stravinsky and sean connery. [laughter] the list goes on. but spoiler alert this book that we talk about, it ends happily at least for the clients and i want to read something that you say at the end of the book. at the end you go to cuba and attend a child's birthday with many of the descendents and right seeing all of these people who i felt played a role to save the lives of these men is extraordinary i don't recall a richer experience in my professional life. before we start with this rich professional experience, i want to talk about the case that was weighing on your mind before you took this case and maybe didn't and quite so happily. and that was the jane doe case. not as famous as the client. >> jane doe was a young black woman who was raped and put in prospect park 25 years ago this was in brooklyn and they claim that she lied about the rape. and mike maxillary of the daily news called it a hoax. and said that she lied about it. so then we filed a lawsu

-19 crisis acting out bringing the ranking member of the house foreign affairs committee, michael mccalltexas, good to have you with us. chinese agents help spread messages that said virus, panic in the us. they say china are going from russia's strategy has been trying to widen political divisions, simmers of lockdown policies in several states, officials worry it will be easy for china and russia to amplify partisan disagreements. how worried are you about their ability to do that, further divide the country based on misinformation? >> very much, the chinese communist party is very sophisticated. they infiltrated our platforms in the united states, spread this sort of fake news about the origin of the covid-19, blaming it on united states military through various platforms and as you mentioned a lockdown is another good example of them amplifying a false message. when this was called to my attention a month ago we sent a letter to the social media companies to try to clampdown on this propaganda machine coming out of china spreading false information trying to so seeds of discord and p

the world health organizations rector general tedros adhanom ghebreyesus, who is from ethiopia mccall the comments racist and said "africa can't , and won't be a testing ground for any vaccine." the united states is facing new accusations of blocking the shipment of u.s.-made medical equipment to overseas buyers. ontario premier doug ford said monday the u.s. blocked d delivy of 3 million face masks to canada as ontario's stock of personal protective equipment is set to run out in just one week. over the weekend, germany accused the u.s. of modern piracy after a shipment of 200,000 german-bound protective face masks were diverted. meanwhile, barbados said sunday the u.s. had seized a shipment of 20 ventilators headed to the island. in related news, the associated press is reporting federal purchasing contracts show the trump government waited until mid-march before bulk-ordering n95 masks, ventilators and other essentl l medical l equipmt,t, even though hospitals and several states were already overwhelmed with an onslaught of coronavirus patients and were pleading for reinforcement f

french president has extended the coronavirus lockdown in his country for another month in minority mccall said the country still needs to build its capacity to test every citizen with symptoms donna got this come on in the false hospitals a saturated everywhere in france in the french overseas territories the system is under strain there and the epidemic is not yet under control so we must continue our efforts and continue to respect the rules the more they are respected the more lives that we saved that is why the strictest lockdown must continue until monday may the 11th but elsewhere in europe restrictions are beginning to be eased as countries say they've turned the tide on the outbreak dominic kane reports monday at this mood red building site means a return to work after weeks in lockdown because in this and a few other sectors of the economy the toughest restrictions have been lifted some spanish politicians say now is not the time to relax the vigilance even to this small extent and in most other regards the existing lockdown will remain in place for much of the next 2 weeks in it

and the president of france emanuel mccall has extended the nationwide lockdown until may 11th after that he said that crashes and schools will progressively reopen ilsa said the progress has been made but the battle against the pandemic has not yet been won. rockets are being fired at residential areas of libya's capital by forces loyal to the war old colleague that's in retaliation to soldiers fighting for the internationally recognized government seizing control of 3 cities over the past 24 hours phone video apparently shows soldiers loyal to the government of national accord on the streets of sabratha having also entered. they also control the city of some money well the u.n. says that all parties in libya must set differences aside to focus on dealing with the rising number of covert 19 cases. we are concerned about all of the continued fighting. from whichever side including of course the latest shelling but we as you know have been asking for the parties to cease fighting it's very clear that right now there are the 1st signs of group 1000 and factions in libya and we need to

but monroe has not had that take -- big seminal biography the way david mccall wrote a book on john adams or one of those treatments. i think there is an opening for president monro to be understood more as a foreign-policy president. the most overrated is hard. because it is the most -- i just can't quite -- because i do not think our top group are overrated. i think they are all about right. it might be we overinflated modern presidents because they are part of our own time and we lose sight of some of the presidents from the 19th century because we just do not know them as well. there might be a modernity inflation going on here with some presidents. brian: annette, you are in this book in the chapter on millard fillmore. would you like to comment on him, with the over rated or underrated? [laughter] edna: i do not even remember when i gave that. [laughter] brian: glad you did because otherwise we would not have a moderator. [laughter] edna: he could have done more during that period. there is so much happening in terms of abolitionism. like buchanan, he really does not do -- leaders a

it is with senator mccall sailly and -- mcsally and dress man good yen. we are seeking to give u.s.izens who have been adversely impacted by covid-19 the opportunity to sue the communist party and this is through the foreign sovereign immunities act and, maria, as you know, this is the mechanism that was used by the 9/11 families. but this will give u.s. citizens the right to have that right of action in u.s. courts, to recoup the damages for loss of life, loss of livelihood. and this is the proper step. maria: there was a deliberate -- there was a deliberate move here. whether or not this virus escaped accidentally from the wuhan lab, put that aside, the chinese communist government made a decision to allow this virus to escape its borders. we had senator tom cotton talk about this sunday, and they knew the severity of it. they allowed it to escape its borders by allowing international travel, 433,000 people leaving china after they closed down, shut down the hubei province. so -- >> that's right. maria: i don't know if -- yeah, go ahead. >> you've got activists in china who say th

myself, lenny henry ended davina mccall will start things off at seven o'clock on the 23rd of april and we have to take some positives over the last few weeks. i love seeing inside people's comes. will you be presenting from your homes? how it will work is myself, lenny and divina will be in the one show studio. we are going to be therefore a base there, sitting at the correct distance apart as everyone is doing at the moment. we will key into people's houses, gary barlow, peter k. catherine tate and david tennant, they are going to be doing a sketch. we are into the home—schooling thing at the moment. who knows what that is going to look like. so many people getting in contact saying we wa nt to people getting in contact saying we want to do this. that is the wonderful thing about it. we are not sure how this will go. nights like this normally take months to plan and we are doing this in a matter of weeks. this is the flavour of it, do what you can, when you can, offer what you can, when you can, offer what you can, when you can, offer what you can. there are a lot of creative people o

we have got brilliant hosts, including zoe ball and divina mccall.re doing the trip. all sorts of people are doing things. kath tate will be on with david tennant. all of these people are giving their time for nothing. just to support the key workers working so hard, and to try to raise a bit of money. it will be a corking night. you are talking about technology, i don't know what technology you have got in your house, the picture we are getting from your home this morning is fantastic. it is almost like we are watching a film movie. you have got something sorted out there.” just need small children to run in the back of shot now, or a horse to walk in. i like those videos when the children walk in. but no kids here. how is it going on lockdown? a lot of people are struggling.” think we are very lucky. we have got a telly, got a backyard. but i grew up a telly, got a backyard. but i grew up in a telly, got a backyard. but i grew upina a telly, got a backyard. but i grew up in a house where there was a tiny backyard. i understand what that is about. i