morial's statement is true. access is really critical. it's not only critical to treatment, but it's critical to managing the health needs of populations in this country, particularly african americans. it's an opportunity not only to create ownership but also for the system to also provide a unique chance for people to enter the health care and improve their lives. i think we're seeing that now. and the combination of high density, the essential workers who often are exposed as well as the chronic diseases are the things that have really created this massive death toll in african americans. so the answer is yes. i think it would be very helpful. >> well, this is an important conversation. we're going to keep doing segments like this to keep shining the light. dr. vickers, i just got to meet you. thank you. mayor morial, since i already know you, i'm going take a liberty you. ready? i like seeing you in the workout gear at home. i like that look. >> hey, man. i haven't put on a suit and tie in six weeks. working from home is comfortable.

this is opens by morial to german occupation situated next to the garry and paula but you might be forgiven for thinking that hungary was a victim of the holocaust rather than a participant. morally at all german occupation is about which comes down to that. and hungary is the angel and the eagle is the german which suggests a lie. about the holocaust and particularly about the hungary and all you don't all of us because the whole of the part of the show was carried out by hungary and jad that me and by the high getting situations and instead of digesting this we're still in. in a stage of the nile. it's not just hungry is passed it's proving controversial. these people are protesting over all bans planned to close hungary's leading educational establishment the central european university known as the c e u which in shrines the ideas of democracy and liberalism is not only about promoting about preaching about open society democratic but it's about studying now imperfections of democracy. the c.e.u. has an open door policy to students regardless of ethnicity and celebrates multiculturalism

but new jersey rules banning large gatherings blocked that morial. >> we'd imagined like this, you knowming together, a family to honor her in that way. and so we were robbed of that a little bit. carryover ofcrue covid19: funerals can fuel the spread of the virus. a february service in alny, georgia is thought to have more than 1,500 cases today, and over 100 deaths. funeral homes across the country have responded with ne restrictions, defining a new reality in how america mourns. >> i never in my lifetime thought i would ever have toan experience pmic right here. up close and personal. >> nawaz: lanier levett helps h run five funeres in atlanta. just a few weeks ago, he says, a typical service hosted 250 people. today? no more than 10 are allowed. >> life is different now for us and our funeral homes and the way 're conducting funerals. and you know that the inability for families to properly give the type of sendoff that they are accustomedo giving. >> nawaz: in new york state, the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak, funeral workers are strugglingee toup. >> funeral homes are overwhelmed

so some other men morial gatherings do took place in person but given how many didn't find the change just disrespectful. to the 3 i don't feel alone here but a greater sense of solidarity as we're doing this for the public good. after thorough in tiffany they prayed for blessings and asked for their fortunes also we told our answers few of descendants of present journey to the coronavirus but we will resume next year they gave us the green light. though to make much of that. we hope starts with their ancestors blessings the worst was soon be over. now for more brazilian football have been produced from. under house arrest. the best footballers of all time along with his brother who's accused of using feet all sports to enter the month to go. until the trial after being $800000.00 each to deny any wrong. they've got sun and sand and also the risk of coronavirus that's the russian oil they have the recent closure of rio de janeiro's famous beecher's but it stirred up debate over how far lol should go in limiting outdoor sports some surfers are finding it hard to resist the board of the

but those some other men morial gatherings do took place in person the year family didn't find a change just this respectful did the do the 300 feel along here. but a greater sense of solidarity as we're doing this for the public good. after a thorough going to finish an plots they probably felt best things and asked for their fortunes also we told our ancestors that few are descendants of present journey to the coronavirus but we will resume next year they gave us the green light. though to pentameter is still very much a threat it's family helps to us what their ancestors blessings what was soon be over. this is did i mean your news live from brother will have more world news the top of it i'll leave you now though with one last item of news american folk and country singer john primus died at the age of 73 due to complications from coverage 19 it was a very lyrical songwriting which earned him the price down and johnny cash from one him a grammy to crown it passed away in nashville tennessee but his music as i say lives up. in the mother. during our last. words. down. the drain. from

thousands of australian and new zealand troops died in no than turkey in the 1st world war there morial there was also canceled in other news a prominent saudi rights activist has died in prison abdul hamid co-founded a group that documented human rights abuses and call for a constitutional monarchy in 2013 he was imprisoned for 11 years on charges including inciting disorder he was treated in hospital several months ago but was returned to prison despite appeals from his supporters. now 5 years since a powerful earthquake struck nippon many families are still waiting to rebuild their lives and homes of people were killed in 80800000 displaced and cultural and historical monuments were damaged most of the reconstruction has been completed but for some the work is not happening fast enough for me at a limbo rate for some kathmandu. it's been 5 years since the magnitude $7.00 earthquake struck parts of nepal. saddam buy a stock his home collapsed in the quake tired of living in a temporary shelter her family is rebuilding their house in britain with the near the capital katmandu where 800

i mean morial planned for sunday in the united states to mark the 25th anniversary of the city bombing has been canceled because of coronavirus restrictions that doesn't stop the victims from being honored this video tribute is being posted to remember 168 people who died in the 995 attack forward soldier timothy mcveigh detonated a truck full of explosives in front of a federal building he was executed in 2001 while as a compass remains in prison for life. in other news at least 16 people have been killed in a mass shooting in a remote part of eastern canada police say the 51 year old male suspect is dead after a series of attacks in the small coastal town of puerto peak in nova scotia as this report. say this was the most horrifying crime scene in this mentally quiet part of canada just before midnight saturday a gunman was reported in puerto pick a remote seaside village where the suspect 51 year old gabriel borkman owned property for the next 12 hours along nearly 100 kilometers of highway police fielded dozens of emergency calls about house fires gunshots and other incidents heavi

new orleans morial convention center set to open as a temporary hospital.ashington state, returning 400 federal ventilators they received to go to new york and other hot spots. despite the grim news there are glimmers of hope. even in hardest-hit new york, 75% of those hospitalized have been discharged and are on the mend. >> 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. >> reporter: dr. anthony fauci warns there are still tough days ahead. >> it seems to be inherently contradictory, but it really isn't. what you're hearing about potential light at the end tunnel doesn't take away from the fact that tomorrow, the next day is going to look really bad. >> reporter: officials are urging all americans to take precautions before the virus peaks in their area. they say the next two weeks are critical in places like colorado, pennsylvania, and washington, d.c. kenneth and mona, back to you

and the morial plan for somebody in the us to mark the 25th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing has been counseled because of coronavirus restrictions about hasn't stopped the victims from being honored this video tribute has been posted to remember the 168 people who died in the 1995 a time for most older timothy mcveigh detonated a truck full of explosives in front of a federal building he was executed in 2001 was a compass remains in prison a life. the floods in kenya have killed at least 4 people and left 28 missing they include police officers who were on a rescue mission in the west poca region more but in many reports. rivers of mud sweeping through villages in the west of kenya. in the past the most marketplaces a police station and schools. the ocean. in the west pocket days of heavy rains look as possible from the debris left behind. many areas is still waiting for official rescue teams to arrive at the 1st of the rich guy do i just what we ran to the other side of the ridge and that's when we saw the floodwaters that came down in a big wave destroyed this whole shoppi

much of these stay at home orders would be behind us in the united states by about the end of may or morial day but again conflicting messages given that another public health official dr devore burks on that very same task force saying the social distancing guidelines will be in place much longer. kimberly we're so used to seeing president donald trump on our televisions i'm tweeting of course about the situation with regard to corona virus but you know seems to be sort of the front the media suggesting he may not be attending the briefings what's the story behind. yeah the president was visibly on social media twitter particularly very very angry at the u.s. media have spent much of the weekend venting at the negative coverage over what's been really a public public relations disaster for this president the issue in the coverage of his suggestion that disinfectant and also sunlight or u.v. rays injected or shine inside the body could potentially get rid of coronavirus or covert 19 so he lashed out as the media as his poll numbers have been sinking and that's led to some real soul searchin

. >>> joining us now, president and ceo of the national urban league, marc morial.ng. >> major companies are considering bankruptcy. the relief package that's been put together and the efforts that the government is making, is it addressing the needs of african-americans, many of whom are being disproportionately impacted by this vire? virus? >> good morning to the morning show audience. the first package that the congress -- the 2.2 trillion package that the congress passed had some features in it which, in concept were excellent. in execution there were problems. for example, the pay protection program we have learned now because of reporting by your sister station cnbc, that two thirds of the money went to publicly traded companies. i don't believe that that was the vision for a program that's to benefit small businesses. so in the new bill that passed the senate and is expected to receive final passage today, there was some carve-outs in it. there's a $60 billion carve-out for $10,000 emergency disaster loan/grant for the very small businesses. i would encourage