i'm michael holmes, and this is "cnn newsroom." now, as we come to you right now, there are more than 2.3 million cases of coronavirus worldwide, and the death toll more than 160,000. now, against that backdrop, growing frustration, some glimmers of hope, as well. in great britain there were fears the national health service would run out of some personal protective equipment or ppe this weekend. but what's being called a significant shipment from turkey may be a lifeline. a state of alarm will be extended until early may in spain. here in the united states, word that critical, early delays in testing were likely caused by contamination. antibody tests will indeed play a role in deciding when to reopen the country. >>> and at the white house, u.s. president donald trump using saturday's coronavirus task force briefing to lash out fen and again, point fingers and say any problems with testing or anything else aren't his fault. here's cnn's jeremy diamond. >> it was the latest attempt by the president to shift blame elsewhere. the pr

i'm michael holmes. the united states struggling to get ahead of the coronavirus epidemic ripping through the country. johns hopkins reporting that almost 8,500 people have died here, and that number is rising quickly. president trump says it's about to get much worse. >> this will be probably the toughest week between this week and next week. there will be a lot of death, unfortunately, but a lot less death, athan if this wasn't don, but there will be death. >> the white house coronavirus task force says these next two weeks are crucial to flatten the curve saying social distancing is still the most important tool. despite that, the president is still refusing to issue a national stay-at-home order and eight states still do not have one. meanwhile, state leaders are warning of dire medical supply shortages. the governor of illinois, for example, says they don't have enough tests to see how many people even have the virus. he says the lack of a federal plan is creating what he called the wild west out he

i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. well, right now, millions of americans are taking part in an experiment of sorts. willingly, or not. they live in a handful of states relaxing rules designed to keep people safe in order to thaw their frozen economies. now, remember, the u.s. has both the most reported coronavirus infections and deaths in the world. the state of georgia's easing of restrictions has been the most aggressive and the most controversial. the governor let businesses like tattoo parlors, salons, gyms, and bowling alleys reopen on friday. monday, restaurants will be able to see customers, with some restrictions. our health experts, even president donald trump and his administration, warned it is too soon. and savannah's mayor said there isn't enough testing to safely reopen. dr. anthony fauci, from the white house coronavirus task force, says that needs to change quickly. >> we don't want to get fixated. right now, you know, we're doing about 1.5-2 million per week. we probably should get up to twice that as

i'm michael holmes.itish government says boris johnson is making very good progress one week after he was hospitalized for coronavirus. the prime minister, one of nearly 79,000 confirmed cases in the uk. cnn's nick paton walsh is joining us from london. when you think back, it was such a shock around the world, really, to see a country's prime minister catch the virus and end up in the icu, and the prime minister speaking for the first time. fill us in. >> reporter: yeah, a remarkably brief statement which captures in it the gravity of what boris johnson has been through, as he appears to be on a continued road to recovery, reports suggesting he's been able to take short walks. but still in the ward of st. thomas' hospital, he says i can't thank them enough, referring to the national health service workers who provide free health care across the uk, also to him as well. quote, i owe them my life. that last phrase capturing the gravity of what seems to have unfolded. initially, messaged by his office at d

i am michael holmes. the u.s. is struggling to get ahead with the coronavirus epidemic tearing through the country. more than 8,400 people have now died here. and that number, rising quickly. president trump says it is about to get much worse. >> this will be, probably, the toughest week between this week and next week. and there will be a lot of death, unfortunately. but a lot less death than if this wasn't done. but there will be death. >> the white house coronavirus task force says these next two weeks are crucial to flatten the curve. urging everyone to stay home. even avoiding the grocery store and pharmacy as much as humanly possible. dr. anthony fauci says social distancing is the most important tool. and remains that way. despite that, the president still refusing to issue a national stay-at-home order, and eight states still don't have them. meanwhile, state leaders are warning of dire medical supply shortages. the governor of illinois says they don't have enough tests to see how many people even have the

i'm michael holmes. you're watching "cnn newsroom."rs nothing short of staggering and getting worse. more than 2.3 million cases of coronavirus worldwide and the death toll more than 160,000. in the uk, there were fears the national health service would run out of some personal protective equipment or ppe this weekend. but a significant shipment from turkey is expected to arrive, and it will

i'm michael holmes. do stick around now.ore news in just a moment. that the world needs. but right now, the world needs all the good that we can do. to all of our employees and everyone working to keep america strong, thank you. >>> hello, and welcome to "cnn newsroom," everyone, i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company. the unit ed states is now reporting the most coronavirus deaths of any country on earth according to johns hopkins. of the daily 109,000 deaths reported, nearly 20,000 have been in the u.s. and of the cases reported worldwide, 500,000 of those are in the u.s. and, in the pandemic's american epicenter of new york, the governor says the curve is continuing to flatten, but the number of deaths remains staggering. new york city officials reporting more than 4,000 new cases on saturday. more than 300 deaths. president donald trump was asked about a timetable, meanwhile, for easing back on restrictions re

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i'm michael holmes. now top medical experts are warning the u.s. brace yourself. this week's battle against coronavirus is going to be brutal. most of the country remains under stay-at-home orders with the number of cases rising well past 330,000. however, despite the seriousness of the situation, an upbeat u.s. president and vice president are suggesting the storm will soon pass. >> we see light at the end of the tunnel. things are happening. things are happening. we're starting to see light at the end of the tunnel. and hopefully in the not-too-distant future, we'll be very proud of the job we all did. >> we are beginning to see the glimmers of progress. the experts will tell me not to jump to any conclusions, and i'm not. but like your president, i'm an optimistic person, and i'm hopeful. and the truth is we're starting to see cases and most importantly losses and hospitalizations begin to stabilize. >> now, the tone from the doctors at the front of the fight is much more somber, one even predicting this week will go down as one of the darkest in u.s. history.

i'm michael holmes. you're watching "cnn newsroom." now the numbers nothing short of staggering and getting worse. more than 2.3 million cases of coronavirus worldwide and the death toll more than 160,000. in the uk, there were fears the national health service would run out of some personal protective equipment or ppe this weekend. but a significant shipment from turkey is expected to arrive, and it will be just in time. we'll have a live report from london just ahead. now, in spain, the state of alarm, as it is called there, will now be extended until early may at least, making eight weeks of a strict lockdown. in italy, the pope is scheduled to hold mass outside the vatican, outside in a couple hours. that will be the first time since the crisis began. >>> and in the united states, word that critical early delays in testing were likely caused by contamination at a lab of the cdc. and the u.s. president donald trump using saturday's coronavirus task force briefing to, yes, lash out again, point fingers again and say any problems with

i'm michael holmes. we are now entering what could be the most crucial week yet in the u.s. fight against coronavirus. top experts warning it is going to be extremely painful. there are already more than 1,000 people dying each day in this country. the u.s. surgeon general making a startling comparing, lichening the coming week to the two biggest attacks on u.s. soil in living memory. >> this is going to be the hardest and the saddest week of most americans' lives quite frankly. this is going to be our pearl harbor moment, our 9/11 moment only it's not localized, it's happening all over the country and i want america to understand that. but i also want them to understand that the public along with the state and the federal government have the power to change the trajectory of this epidemic. >> we are struggling to get it under control and that's the issue that's at hand right now. just buckle down, continue to mitigate, continue to do the physical separation because we've got to get through this week that's coming up because it is going to be a bad week. >> the u.s. death to

i'm michael holmes. cnn newsroom starts right now. >>> the united states with far and away the most confirmed coronavirus cases in the world is now approaching 41,000 deaths, according to johns hopkins university. and as the numbers continue to rise, the debate over the government's response and when to reopen is also escalating. president donald trump on sunday promised to have more testing swabs like the ones he's holding up produced -- there they are. he also says there is progress on funding for more tests and hospitals and for small businesses devastated by the pandemic. now, the president also defended protesters who are fed up with the coronavirus restrictions, restrictions that his own administration has put into place. he called them great people who have cabin fever and denied inciting such protests to, quote, liberate such states. now, the president touted his own record, praised himself, and lashed out at the media. cnn's jeremy diamond with more. >> and the president in large part was focusi

i'm michael holmes. now top medical experts are warning the u.s. brace yourself. most of the country remains under stay-at-home orders with the number of cases rising well past 330,000. however, despite the seriousness of the situation, an upbeat u.s. president and vice president are suggesting the storm will soon pass. >> we see light at the end of the tun

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michael holmes has that. >> reporter: vietnam, a countries of 97 million people and less than 300 confirmedf covid-19. and no deaths. that's the official figure from the government and that has caught the attention of experts and the international media. the world health organization attributes vietnam's success in beating back the virus to the communist's state's ability to get the government to cooperation, including mass quarantines, lockdowns, mandatory social distancing and aggressive contact tracing and testing. >> translator: vietnam strategy in the fight against covid-19 was remote and early prevention. even before the pandemic got complicated. >> reporter: the first two cases of the virus were detected in january. authorities immediately suspended flights to wuhan, then the ground zero of the pandemic, and closed the border with china to all but essential trade and travel. in addition, aggressive contact tracing began, relying on communist party networks in neighborhoods. here is how one resident put it, we go to each and every alley knocking on each and every door. we follow the g

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> and welcome back to "cnn newsroom," everyone, i'm michael holmes.health care system overwhelmed, raising concerns over a lack of protective equipment for front line workers as hospitals are rejecting patients in record numbers, and many japanese are ignoring social distancing guidelines. let's bring in will ripley in tokyo. you've reported for weeks on how japan was slow to act, not taking it seriously enough. and now the whole system's on the brink of collapse. >> reporter: and a lot of it started, michael, because the government's messaging really didn't get all that serious until after they announced the postponement of the olympics. shinzo abe said the situation did not rise to a state of emergency and pointed to the low number of cases even though japan was not conducting widespread testing. now there's a nationwide state of emergency, but some people are not heeding the warnings. loudspeakers are blaring across tokyo, warning people to stay home. some are listening. many are not. packing supermarkets, parks and play ground, even gambling parlo

i'm michael holmes. now, we are tracking two fast-moving stories this hour, both of them deadly.ssippi have been tearing through the southeastern u.s. and authorities are reporting, quote, catastrophic destruction. right now millions of americans are enduring a long and scary night including us here in atlanta, georgia. we'll have a full report coming up. >>> meanwhile, the world now dealing with close to 2 million confirmed cases of coronavirus as people p

>>> hello and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, i'm michael holmes sobering and tragic position. it now has the highest number of reported coronavirus deaths in the world, more than 20,000 people in the u.s. have succu succumbed to the pandemic. think about that number, 20,000, and the number of infections is more than half a million. based on johns hopkins figures, the u.s. has almost a third of the wrorld's reported cases. for the first time in the nation's history, every state is

i'm michael holmes. and coming up on cnn news room, the us crosses another grim milestone, more than 40,000 deaths as the president pressing to reopen the country. new zealand meanwhile reporting 12 deaths, and it has announced its extending its lockdown. >>> and a gunman is dead after killing at least 16 people in a mass shooting in nova scotia. >>> with countries like china, italy, spain, and france cautiously optimistic that the coronavirus pandemic is slowing a little, there is still a lot of uncertainty and uneasiness about relaxing restrictions too soon with leaders warning the crisis is far from over. worldwide the number of cases now approaching 2.5 million, more than 165,000 deaths. the u.s. has the highest numbers by far, now almost 1/3 of the world's cases. some states are seeing signs of progress, including the hardest-hit new york. >> if the data holds, and if this trend holds, we are past the high point and all indications at this point are that we are on the descent. whether or not the des

i'm michael holmes. now, we are tracking two fast-moving stories this hour, both of them deadly. tornados like this one in mississippi have been tearing through the southeastern u.s. and authorities are reporting, quote, catastrophic destruction. right now millions of americans are enduring a long and scary night including us here in atlanta, georgia. we'll have a full report coming up. >>> meanwhile, the world now dealing with close to 2 million confirmed cases of coronavirus as people pray for the worst to be over. on easter sunday, the u.s. reporting another 2,000 plus fatalities bringing the national death toll to more than 22,000. that's according to johns hopkins university. it's the highest in the world. the head of the american food and drug administration offering a little hope saying models show the u.s. is, quote, very close to its peak, and that he believes the worst may have passed. but some states are bracing for a later peak like texas which is extending its disaster declaration. this is all happening as americans wonder when life can get back to normal and when th

i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company.ow, millions of americans are taking part in an experiment of sorts. willingly, or not. they live in a handful of states relaxing rules designed to keep people safe in order to thaw their frozen economies. now, remember, the u.s. has both the most reported coronavirus infections and deaths in the world. the state of georgia's easing of restrictions has been the most aggressive and the most controversial. the governor let businesses like

i'm michael holmes.n cnn news room, the us crosses another grim milestone, more than 40,000 deaths as the president pressing to reopen the country. new zealand meanwhile reporting 12 deaths, and it has announced its extending its lockdown. >>> and

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i'm michael holmes. we are now entering what could be the most crucial week yet in the u.s. fight against coronavirus. top experts warning it is going to be extremely painful. there are already more than 1,000 people dying each day in this country. the u.s. surgeon general making a startling comparing, lichening the coming week to the two biggest attacks on u.s. soil in living memory. >> this is going to be the hardest and the saddest week of most americans'

i'm michael holmes, and this is "cnn newsroom."t now, there are more than 2.3 million cases of coronavirus worldwide, and the death toll more than 160,000. now, against that backdrop, growing frustration, some glimmers of hope, as well. in great britain there were fears the national health service would run out of some personal protective equipment or ppe this weekend. but what's being called

i am michael holmes. the u.s.ng to get ahead with the coronavirus epidemic tearing through the country. more than 8,400 people have now died here. and that number, rising quickly. president trump says it is about to get much worse. >> this will be, probably, the toughest week between this week and next week. and there will be a lot of death, unfortunately. but a lot less death than if this wasn't done. but there will be death. >> the white house coronavirus task for

holmes, was reporting about the michael jordan series on espn.oing on below the desk, y'all. >> t.j. tweeted this photo with the caption, in the interest of full disclosure, reporting from home does have its privileges, like not having to wear pants. >> kenneth, he's stealing your ideas. >> when we get into that new set, i'll finally be wearing pants again. i haven't had to stand up on "world news now" in forever. i got pants on, y'all, i promise. >> he lying. i haven't had to stand up on "world news now" in forever. i got pants on, y'all, i promise. >> he lying. what's with all the $9.95 notes? it's about a life insurance plan with options starting at $9.95 a month. i've been seeing it on tv. we talked about getting more life insurance. remember how much your brother's funeral cost? yeah, his funeral expenses were a real eye-opener. -north of $8,500. -exactly. (male speaker) but we could get it at our age with my medical history? don't worry. we can't be turned down for any health reason. i think we should call to see for ourselves, don't you? i

they were supposed to be fighting on this day in 19 michael spinks retained his heavyweight title with the controversial split decision over larry holmesin 91, vander holyfield remained the champ after a 12 round decision against george foreman. on this day in 1956 the brooklyn dodgers were looking for a new stadium. they played the first of seven home games in new jersey, and you might recognize the cardinal pitcher. in 1997, he played the first of three against san diego in honolulu. the first ever major league games on the islands. that's the stay in sports, april 19.>> and i'll be hoping to talk about this day in sports on the day it's actually happening before too long but for the time being we will be dealing with things happening on this day in the past. >>> she goes oh my god, lock the doors.>>> a quiet community in canada on high alert after a gunman goes on it shooting spree killing at least 16 people.>> the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox 2 news starts now. >> authorities say this was the deadliest mass shooting in canada's history. good evening again everyone, i'm julie haener working from home. >> a royal canadian mounted poli

michael mazzariello thank you very much indeed for joining us here marty thank you. we deregulated of calm is to investigate remarks made by i.t.v. presenter a man holmes on yes there's additional this morning after the program received over 400 complaints whose question the media's quick dismissal of a conspiracy theory linking 5 g. technology to the coronavirus but what i don't accept is mainstream media immediately slapping that don is not true when they don't know it's not true holmes a since said his comments were misinterpreted but reiterated that the public is concerned and right to look for answers it comes amid over 30 reported attacks from 5 g. towers across the country since the outbreak began the 3 states that radio waves emitted by 5 g.'s suppress the immune system making people more vulnerable to illness over the claims of either been debunked or lack scientific research to back them up professor of psychology peter aten he told me that conspiracies and dissent from asian can be countered by teaching people to think critically. as you're probably aware the why way company in china is involved i mean controversially in the 5 g. network the

holmes has all but disappeared from the public eye. >> i never really expected to ever see her again in person. >> michael craig had only heard whispersoked over to my left, and at a bar table, staring right at me, i realized it was elizabeth holmes. and then she got up and came over. >> but she wasn't the poised woman he once revered. >> she looked like a fraction of that former self. she was always in the steve jobs black thing. always very made up. she didn't have any makeup on. she was in a dark hoodie and jeans. she introduced her friend as her fiance. and i was like, "i wonder what story she has been telling him, and herself, really." >> the elizabeth holmes story has had an undeniable impact on those left in her wake. like whistle-blower tyler shultz. he and his grandfather, george shultz, have since made amends. the former theranos board member told abc news that his grandson "did not shrink from what he saw as his responsibility to the truth. even when he felt personally threatened and believed that i had placed allegiance to the company over allegiance to higher values and our family." as for tyler's confidant john carreyrou

holmes tweeted — tom, you are our hero — happy 100th birthday, we salute you sir. the actor luke evans gave his reaction saying — "tom — you are a hero many times over." singer michaeldible work by dear tom moore". and the golferjustin rose described tom‘s achievement as "absolutely brilliant" captain tom moore and his daughter, hannah ingram—moore, are with us now. and we‘re alsojoined by ellie orton from the nhs charities together, which will benefit from the funds raised. tom, good morning. you are amazing. morning. nice for you to say that. now, listen, it is at about £11.9 million, and i can‘t check the website because it has crashed because so many people are donating but it is heading for £5 million. how do you feel about that?” but it is heading for £5 million. how do you feel about that? i think thatis how do you feel about that? i think that is absolutely enormous, and at no time when we started off with this exercise, did we anticipate we would get anything near that sort of money. it just shows would get anything near that sort of money. itjust shows that people have such high regard for the members of the national health service, and it is really amazin

dance" as fans learned new details about michael jordan's final season with the chicago bulls and one of the most infamous players of all time, dennis rodman. t.j. holmes >> reporter: hey there. yeah, they took us back to one of the most eccentric personalities we've ever seen in sports, dennis rodman, and had you saying, man, that dude was wild, but also, man, that dude was good. "the last dance," the record-breaking docuseries about michael jordan and the '90s bulls dynasty delivered two fresh episodes overnight, and it put the spotlight on one of the most provocative and talented players sports has ever seen, hall of famer dennis rodman. the power forward was a top trend on twitter as the series focused on his style, his flare, his raw talent, and that infamous vegas vacation. >> i'm looking at phil like, you ain't going to get that dude back in 48 hours. i don't care what you say, he's done. he leaves that room, goes straight to the airport, boom, they don't hear or see dennis for 48 hours. >> reporter: rodman's then girlfriend, carmen electra, said when rodman didn't come back on time, jordan showed up to the couple's vegas hotel room. >> there's

anticipated docuseries about michael jordan and the chicago bulls dynasty has been trending all night long. players and fans across the country tuning in, myself included, and t.j. holmes.j., we got a never before seen clip before next sunday's >> reporter: i got that for you, but i got to take you back, first, stra to march 12th. that was the last day that we had a live major sporting event in this country. what are sports fans supposed to do? keep spending quality time with our families at home in quarantine? no. we need some sports. we need a distraction. so espn gave us the gift of the g.o.a.t. last night, and it seems like the entire country was at this virtual watch party. >> michael jordan!>> reporter: f michael jordan and the '90s chicago bulls finally has arrived. the highly anticipated espn docuseries "the last dance" premiered overnight, pulling dee and we are just getting started with the ten-part series. director jason hehir says jordan gets candid about topics that were previously off limits. >> within an hour of that first interview which lasted over three hours he was going places i could only hope we would go in two years. 45 minutes in he got so emoti

michael, thanks very much. >>> now to the nfl draft. it went virtual for the first time last night. command center commissioner roger goodell's basement and it went pretty much without a hitch. t.j. holmes has all the details. hey, t.j. >> reporter: hey there, george. yes, the basement draft got off to a pretty good start. yes, this was a major technical undertaking and the nfl was forced to do it this way because of this pandemic that's changed all of our lives, and yes, it changed the way these young men got the biggest news of their lives. the 2020 nfl draft, unique in more ways than ever before. >> i join you from my home for the first virtual nfl draft. >> reporter: drafted players traded on-stage celebrations for tear-filled hugs on their couches. coaches and general managers traded their team war rooms for home offices, or their yachts in the case of dallas cowboys owner jerry jones. >> bruce is fired up. >> reporter: fans from across the country also cheered on their favorite team's picks remotely. some traditions never fade. fans started the night like they always do, by booing commissioner goodell, including one guy who looked a tad familiar. >> oh, strahan, come on. let's go.

holmes tweeted, "tom, you are our hero — happy 100th birthday, we salute you sir." the actor luke evans gave his reaction saying — "tom — you are a hero many times over." singer michael deluge of extra mail. first of all, reegan, thanks so much for joining. first of all, reegan, thanks so much forjoining. when were you inspired by tom, when you wanted to start these birthday cards? my mum was going through twitter, then suddenly i saw 100—year—old tom and i said, i never saw 100—year—old before, didn'ti never saw 100—year—old before, didn't i say that you? then i had an idea, why didn't we make a card? then my mum got all my friends involved, and suddenly it got viral on the intranet, then people we didn't even know started doing it. and we have goals as well. if we get to 1500, that is our goal of how many cards to give. how many have you got so far? do you know? nearly 200. wow. somebody has to look after these. have you thought about that? there is a way you can do it. if you are in isolation, which most of us are, you can post them on any social media with the hashtag make tom a card. it is that it? yeah. you know exactly what's going on, reegan. i think when you