more now on that red dress by britain's queen elizabeth nation the 93 of monaco's people to remain united and resolute to overcome the crisis john holl reports. 2 weeks into the u.k.'s lockdown and deserted city scenes are testament to a new way of life most people staying home for as long as science and the government decide they must also on lockdown in windsor castle her residence outside london the queen 93 years old reminded britons that this crisis too would pass we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure better days return we'll be with our friends again we will be with our families again we will meet again but the government is worried about isolation for tea and a minority of people embracing the warm spring weather to picnic and sunbathe in the parks on promenades and beaches the more people follow the rules then the faster we will all be through it so i say this to this small minority of people who are breaking the rules or pushing the boundaries you're risking your own life and the lives of others and you're making it harder for all banning all this the

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n t the 22 year old not stop his 2nd straight virtual victory after he won a test race around the monaco straight layout a week earlier all electric formula is following formula one and others in using virtual racing to fill the void left by the coronavirus and demick. to reminder of the top story we're following for you around a 1000 people have protested against coronavirus restrictions he in the german capital beilin the demonstrators say the measures in place limit their freedom police arrested more than 100 people. you're watching data over the news we're back with more news headlines in 45 minutes until then you can stay out today on our web site that's data dot com and also show me your channels at d w news i'm rebecca it is thanks for watching. ruins are always a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslim and the christian population . areas forgers occupied the city said. president deter to spy.

the 22 year old not stopped the 2nd straight virtual victory after he want to test race around the monaco straight layout a week earlier all electric formula 8 is following for me go one and others in using virtual ricing to fill the void left by the coronavirus pandemic why. are mana before we go you can always get the news on the go just download from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the leds news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if your part of the news story can also use the app to send us photos and videos of what's happening. that's it for now for me and the news team will have an update for you in 45 minutes time until then you can start today on the web site as advised in social channels this is the devil in using. the now thanks for watching . it's a deadly sin. and the whim of nature. motivates us. and threatens to reverse. greed. should be desired. that drives out.

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lisa monaco, dr. sanjay gupta, thank you, both, very much for all of the information. >>> jacksonville, florida, is taking the first steps towards reopening. the mayor announcing that parks and beaches will open this afternoon with some limitations. cnn's rosa flores joins us now from florida to explain. what is it going to look like, rosa? >> reporter: well, alisyn, governor ron desantis was set to announce the plan to reopen the state next week. but jacksonville beat him to the punch. the mayor announcing the reopening of parks and beaches in duvall county, starting this afternoon. yes it would include restrictioned horestriction hour and social distancing. this was made in conjunction with first responders and law enforcement and even cited governor ron desantis' stay at home order which states recreational activities are essential, such as walking and running and even swimming. the mayor in jacksonville went even on to say that surfing is also an essential activity. now, in duvall county there are

absolutely every mom nansen by have to exist is the main thing is find a new man young lady you have to monaco it's. a scary and struggled along the hospital tiffany like so many others was sent home to await results and i was on the floor some days i'm a bastard you know crying praying not knowing what the meaning of the outcome was of being but knowing how i was not myself and i'm a very energetic person so it was the fear. with the poor me to be with us. all we. should ship briskly full fall to live you know seals about the shoes of the sea these are a couple of big. why didn't that. push the swiss you. should go to the. mission i had been there when the. don't usually go i didn't you know you can double that or somebody's going to be on the list is with doug to me things that. no doubt were. familiar. took over the globe orgy are plenty of those these. days the pushing of us understood or dished area. of saturation what's. the need to learn the. more. you push through to be distilled discord with other. interesting. group bring you 2 very proper in this room now. today if. both lungs. can

others are moving forward to like in monaco he see from camera with his collection a coma for riches he's making a name for himself in paris and redefining fashion as the 1st designer from a subsaharan country. in the us you see up to you me it's also pride that i can show my work and show real african fabrics and african heritage if you go to a few. combines traditional sustainable textiles from africa with western elements. to see that it's a page of fashion history that's being rewritten for the. conventions are being overthrown to blue is broken like a 98 year old style icon and style is something inherent i think style is in your d.n.a. and you can learn about fashion you can learn about style. she's a stylish model for trendy brands at the age of $98.00 to. hire a sample is a fashion farmy. international fashion label is using her to advertise its products more other women worry about getting older the new yorker has turned the fashion world's obsession with youth on its head. the cover girl who signed her 1st modeling contract at the tender age of 97 is fully. but the material

for the south bay, 77 in san jose and for monaco, santa clara, cupertino, for these they, daytime highs warming up to 82 in concord, 82 in pittsburgh, 83 for brentford along the tri-valley in the mid- 70s and around the bay, 67 in san francisco, 73 in oakland, 80 degrees in the north bay and santa rosa and looking at daytime highs topping up out 81 for st. helena. thearing at te warming up for your tuesday with more sunshine, cooling it down for the rest of the week. and into the weekend. let's check in with gianna for a look at traffic, good morning.>>> good morning, taking a look at the roadways right now, let's get you updated on the latest with this 101 project that began on friday or should i say thursday evening. it is still close, they are now flipping from northbound to southbound 10 went expecting over towards 280 is closed, they are diverting traffic on two 280 itself, expects those closures it in place at least until 6:00 am but the good news is, seems like they are rolling along, they've got most of that side built so things are moving as expected if not sooner than expected

customs and figuring out what makes germans tick but some manage to overcome such obstacles like monaco just matti who fled syria and started a new life here in germany or. who came from mexico and now runs a bar here in germany and there are more such examples take a look. i studied automotive design and i wanted to work for walks for. you migrate because you're looking for a better opportunity. to import you can't tell me you like for whether it's. will make everything for displeasing as it's my home. edward comes from south korea from costa rica cleo from mexico i'm like a from syria. they came to germany for different reasons but overall major life for themselves here. at the beginning it was tough the most pressing issue was to find a job. the from that i suspect that no one takes you seriously at the beginning right and especially if you said i came with this background and there you can have your contacts back home but here you don't know anybody and it's hard for new arrivals to get a foot in the door of the german labor market. has a work visa for professionals he studied autom

monaco's work is she paints work around her contemporaries her siblings she deals a lot with fashion as part of their identity and individuality i also have ballard who's commission piece of rosa parks is on time magazine she was one of the artists to create a work of about women celebrating women and this piece here is she is immortal which is paying honor to hillary at a locks and then we have surely gary who work is very spiritual she creates these amalgamated figures and to exist in sort of spiritual world and. and she deals with inequality and inequities as well beautiful he turned as studio. here is i do as well as i'm surrounded by beautiful i want to leave you with one last comment which is should me who is at an exhibition when she said this have a listen to her. women aren't any church right like i was at the hirshhorn recently and i. am not a foster art exhibit and in that exhibit. the series by the gorilla grass and loose was seriously didn't 989 right and then stops and it was about oh you know all over 80 percent of women artists are in don't want to live our national g

while i have my in my it might seem more like 1718 people back in monaco working on all my affairs and and we were even doing a lot of. video conferencing they were together 7000 people honestly it works really well and what i'm also seeing is that people really appreciate being able to work from home a little bit more so i think that's going to be a trend which is going to be accelerates it because of this and any last but thank you so much for speaking to us thanks a lot. that's it for now we'll see you in 45 minutes. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand and. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. from the covert 19 special the next on d w. i'm doing great big thing in all the time. how to handle on new lives in times of the corona pandemic d.w. reporter. just like everyone else and she's looking for answers and thankfully with the help of 2 leading experts you're the perfect person to talk to the support of these folks thank you this is not life as we know it but we're all in this together our new web series. now is the time

moss won at monaco in 1961 but his lotus was no match for the all conquering ferraris.ason. in april 1962 his lotus slewed off the track at goodwood at 120 mph. moss suffered multiple injuries and was unconscious for four weeks. his racing days were over. stirling moss, good morning. he received a knighthood in 2000, with his name still indelibly linked to the sport. i would not swap my era for now even though i would be better off, that's for sure, i am fascinated by what they are doing. technically it is amazing. but it isn't quite what it was. in 2010 he survived a fall down a lift shaft at his home but he was back behind the wheel in months and at the age of 85, he took lewis hamilton for a spin. his competitive spirit never fading. moss was a gifted driver whose preference for unreliable british cars probably cost him the championship. but he had no regrets.

he won at monaco again in 1961 but his lotus was no match for the all conquering ferraris.ason. in april 1962 his lotus slewed off the track at goodwood at 120 mph. he suffered multiple injuries and was unconscious for four weeks. his racing days were over. stirling moss, good morning. he received a knighthood in 2000, with his name still indelibly linked to the sport. i would not swap my era for now even though i would be better off, i am fascinated by what they are doing. technically it is amazing. it is not quite what it was. in 2010 he survived a fall down a lift shaft at his home but he was back behind the wheel within months and at the age of 85, he took lewis hamilton for a spin. his competitive spirit never fading. he was a gifted driver whose preference for unreliable british cars probably cost him his championship. but he had no regrets. a reflection on the life of sir stirling moss who has died at the age of 90. jenny gow joints now, legend is an overworked word, why is it so appropriate for stirling moss? i suppose if you look at any sport, they have their own c

of the national effort then, and it is the only time in her life that she has donned a uniform as monacor on buckingham palace's balcony in her ats uniform. so, yes, it's a terribly important broadcast for her andindeed terribly important broadcast for her and indeed for the british government, which, as i say, will have asked her to make this broadcast, and she will have developed the wording of it with, i'm sure, the prime minister. we will of course continue to have you with us for the next few minutes. we now welcome viewers on bbc world news as we build up to this special broadcast by her majesty the queen to the united kingdom and the commonwealth in relation to the coronavirus outbreak. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell joins me now. the queen's own family has been affected by this. she is in isolation and the prince of wales has been ill. this is as personal to her as everyone else in the country. it is. her eldest son has had the virus and recovered from it. he broadcast via a link to open the nightingale hospital in east london and we saw him just a few days ago. close

became ill with corona virus us senator rand paul tested positive prince charles prince albert of monaco yet there are others who are kind of in denial of the virus such as brazil's j. or boston or oh what do you say to those who are shirking the realities of this disease george and how could this virus potentially reshape geopolitics as we know it. well it's the bin of my life at the moment a confluence of libertarians and ultra left wing people who've turned out to be flat out of course they deny the thing that they see in front of their eyes they know they hear that the neighbors their relatives people young and old with underlying conditions or without a woman died in labor yesterday in england the baby was saved and the mother died they can see all this yet they are still claiming this is some kind of hole go up by i don't know bill gates or or george soros or they're always looking for jewish people so quite often ross child has a name does being under the hedge rule is really revolting actually and is beginning to make me very angry indeed i do think that the geopolitics will chan

countries more than 1200 people have died of the virus and 12000 have tested positive whole reeses in monaco and says the government claims the figures don't paint an accurate picture. they say that this is exaggerated because there was a lower number reported over the weekend in fact opposite to it being the greatest number of deaths they say the level is actually is actually going down but they are coming in from a great deal of criticism one of the one of their harshest critics has said today that the only way to undo the damage of what she's calling a a high risk social experiment is to immediately put stockholm in lockdown what the health agency would say is that ok we are mainly recommending things but people are generally following them people are working from home in great numbers people are holding social distance people are not visiting elderly relatives however that's ok to an extent in a general sense but there are parts of society that can do this i was in the ring could be area of stockholm a couple of weeks ago that much like some of the hardest affected bars of new york is a

. >> lisa monaco, thank you. >> a sailor has died on the same ship of uss roosevelt. >> smithty field is warning the country about their food supply as one got sick. it's a new day for veterans all across america. home values are up, and mortgage rates are at record lows. that's good news for veterans with va loans. that's me. by using your va streamline refi benefit, one call to newday usa can save you $2,000 a year. that's me. there's no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. that's me. put your va home loan benefits to good use. call my team at newday usa. >>> the smithfield food plant is closed after employees got sick indefinitely. cnn's diane gallagher is joining me now. how much of an impact is this going to have on the nation's food supply? >> i think it depends anderson and what we are going to see over the next couple of weeks here of the trend across the country of these types of plants shutting down due to the virus continuing. sobering statement from the ceo of smithfield. he says the closure of this facility combined with a growing list of other p

in monaco, monte carlo its capital, is a big hotspot.rince rainier, and so it's a hotspot for a lot of the international stars of the time. >> they were asked to perform for the annual gala. this was the first time they had really performed in front of stars. there's cary grant and there's sophia loren and there's frank sinatra. and the next day, the headline was, "siegfried & roy, the new kings of monte carlo." ♪ >> siegfried & roy started with a dream, our dreams became the reality, and the reality became our life. >> their sights were on bigger things, and as roy once said, if you wanna be the pope, you go to rome, but if you want to be an entertainer you got to go to vegas. ♪ ♪ feeling good something like i knew it could ♪ >> there we coming, young little immigrants coming with the back of dreams to america and believing, oh, this is the land of opportunities. >> the owners of the hotel looked at them and said, tell us that you sing. tell us that you dance. tell us that you juggle. but don't tell us that you do magic, because magic d

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red bulls alex album who came 2nd in 22 year old who has the simulating installed at his home in monaco only started playing the game at the beginning of the month. ok we'll leave it there for now i'll be back again a little bit later with another sports news update peter peter thanks very much mr santamaria is in the chair. to enough minutes from now i'm back from 13 g. hopefully see that last one is of course on the website to complement. award winning programming from international film makers as we wouldn't have it here we are going to wife insert life if we carry on this way just the arrest sets the stage there's no longer a naivety is no longer an excuse giving voice to the voiceless so are we ready to go to local ex-pats and discussion that culture still exists and they're still full batting that today open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today on al-jazeera an extrajudicial killing in a north african capital. i heard someone breaking into our house because of. that i heard people shouting and so for mosque to men only their eyes and hair was showing. a world his re

red bulls alex album who came 2nd the 22 year old who has the simulator installed at his home in monaco and he started playing the game at the beginning of the month. good for him will even if a. little bit later sammy thanks so much peter that's it for this news hour i'm back in a few minutes with another full bulletin so do stay with us here on out just. throughout history human kind has come together to prevail in our darkest night this is a moment for pretty much the opposite side. saving humankind by really really not getting new every generation has its moment where individual sacrifice makes way for the good of those who come after this one is ours. rewind returns a care bring your people back to life i'm sorry with brand new updates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries there has been a number of reforms put in place since the program was filmed rewind continues with heart of darkness we will following orders we sing young people to fight these wars put them in the most complex situations you can imagine and have them make life in that the sessions rewind on al-jazeera. in the

including rubens alex album who came 2nd the 22 year old who has the simulating installed at his home in monacoonly started playing the game at the beginning of the month. i'll see you again later for more sports nice that's all peter thanks very much peter we'll talk to you later i'm sure on the other side of the break we'll take a live update telling you what's going on in europe as the bite against coronavirus continues day by day as you see. throughout history humankind has prevailed in our darkest moments coming together to face the very thing that would extinguish our light. this is not one of those moments. at all. this is a moment for pretty much the opposite for hiding for laying low. is also. saving humankind by really really not getting mirrors. we're playing games staring at screens and staring at. all of the stuff of your hours. every generation has its will or individual sacrifice makes way for the good of those who come after a higher purpose this one is ours. bigger and potentially more dangerous that's the best way to describe what's happening with a smoking alternative known a

at one point, he said to trump, "you know, i have this woman, lisa monaco, who is my homeland security. they call her dr. doom because she comes to me with the most inconvenient information. doesn't sugar coat it and forces me to look reality in the eye." trump jokingly, who spent most of the encounter talking about the enormous size of his rallies and his crowds and popularity, and not listening to any of these important briefings, finally said, "yeah, maybe i will hire somebody like lisa monaco, my own dr. doom who will tell it to me straight." of course he did not. he's not interested in that. he's not interested in science. he's not interested in ever being contradicted or facing reality in time, if it is inconvenient. he has an authoritarian personality. we saw it at this briefing yesterday when he went on and on about his unlimited powers. there are times, unfortunately, and i don't say this easily, he reminds me of my years covering the soviet union, in the worst sense. it is a chilling, chilling thing to witness. >> in fact, really all we heard from dr. fauci yesterday, it seem

the monaco picture. it simply does not have that inner space.ot that one is more realistic than the other, this is a realistic picture in fact it's very close to how we experience our life surrounded by a lot of people, we don't think about as a geometrical space. and yet, this one already has a geometrical space built in. next slide please? this one, here, yes, yes. this is the difference here's two maps of florence one is in 1552 and this one is from the 1480s. they both depict the same city. the city is not changed much except for the great dome of the cathedral which he is also famous for for building the city the world itself has changed. the city is in fact a medieval city heights how you experience medieval city surrounded by buildings, towers, churches, behind every corner perhaps even more than this but the difference here is using perspective as a space itself has become infused with a geometrical principal every point in the second image is predetermined by geometric principles. that is how you can tell this was a turning point this w

normally around this time of year we would be getting ready for our monaco package for all the upgradesow is very different. so we are primarily building trolleys and helping out small companies who have small resource in —— order to build things. mclaren is part of a consortium that includes some of the biggest names in the aerospace and automotive industries, such as and forward as forward as well as medical equipment firms. the idea is to ta ke medical equipment firms. the idea is to take ventilators like this one designed by an 0xfordshire company and another made by smith's group and another made by smith's group and produce thousands of them very quickly. so we've brought together the sort of pace of formula one, we have formula one teams involved, the robust manufacturing disciplines of big companies and the exact thing standards required of medical device manufacturer and that combination is why it has been a success. mclaren is just why it has been a success. mclaren isjust one part why it has been a success. mclaren is just one part of the operation. it is using its expertise

." >> reporter: nick monaco is a retired police officer and friends with a guy who worked for gil.friend came to him one day saying that gil wanted to pay them to go harass and intimidate tom. >> he said, "well, gil wants to know if -- you would want to accompany me to, you know, just kinda like scare the guy." >> and he goes, "we may pretend like we're from the c.i.a. or -- or something like that." >> "just as long as he -- he sees that, you know, you have a gun on you and -- and a badge." he goes, "if he sees the gun --" he goes, "you don't have to wave it around or anything or take it out." >> and he says, "well, you know, gil was in the c.i.a." i was like, "no, i -- i -- i didn't know that." he goes, "oh, yeah--" >> did you believe that? >> no. and then, he pulled out an id that said, "the c.i.a." on top of it. it had gil's picture on it and his name. and then, it had this m -- badge in there that said, "special officer." >> the badge was -- was obviously, you know, from walmart or -- or kmart or something like that. it was definitely a fake. >> reporter: nick says he refused t

moss won at monaco in 1961 but his lotus was no match for the all conquering ferraris.us for four weeks. his racing days were over. stirling moss, good morning. he received a knighthood in 2000, with his name still indelibly linked to the sport. i would not swap my era for now even though i would be better off, that's for sure, i am fascinated by what they are doing. technically it is amazing. but it isn't quite what it was. in 2010 he survived a fall down a lift shaft at his home but he was back behind the wheel in months and at the age of 85, he took lewis hamilton for a spin. his competitive spirit never fading. moss was a gifted driver whose preference for unreliable british cars probably cost him the championship. but he had no regrets. white knight sir stirling moss, who has died today at the age of 90. —— sir stirling moss. we arejoined from the sports centre in salford. surprising, he never made it as world number one. no, he never one like a world championship, clive, saying it was something that as he went through his life he came to terms with a lot better, a

incredible sporting venue, standing in the middle of lords, temperatures brew, or the finish line at monacospirits during the lockdown, the money going to nhs charities. but it has gone beyond £12 million. let's get this right, 12 million £25,432 and 82 p. the on anybody‘s wildest expectations. —— beyond anybody‘s expectations. they have been talking to news organisations right around the world, japan, israel, canada, 53 countries, donations have come from. this is what captain tom is going to be doing, setting off at 7:45am, there is his walker, there is his chariot. he will be behind this, pushing it up and down here. the wall at the backjust behind me, up to the fence, where kevin is starting, the cameraman. ten laps today will take him to 100 laps in honour of his 100th birthday. an incredible achievement, a fantastic story, and it puts a smile on your face. we will talk to you later and we will see him live. it's one of the highlights of the past few weeks, and i the only one, every time you look at the fundraising page and you see the number crank up, wow. i loved about tom, he said,