alex matthews in naples. well the current virus is said to cause an president's disruption to german football with some matches being played without fans for the 1st time it's going to hit one of the biggest clashes in the bundesliga the dobie between dortmund and shall cut which will not take place behind closed doors on saturday before that to gladbach will play cologne tomorrow also in an empty stadium. german football is known for attracting a sea of supporters last week some fans have glove bought took precautions against the coronavirus but the same seats will be empty during their next home match against rival cologne setting a historical precedent for the top flight in germany. thriftiness salinity primarily affects the fans but of course it will also hit. since most you can imagine there are financial consequences if you will have to see whether it's just going to be for this game or whether it's going to affect more games what is the next stage answers to those questions are left up to local health

straight to the italian city of naples and no i'm joined by journalist alex matthews welcome alex the whole country in lockdown sounds dramatic well what's it like. it's been a big change since wednesday last wednesday when i 1st arrived simply having maples the bank and the coronavirus army and the north people sort of preparing for a little bit but in the past few days particularly today the change was noticeable there accuse outside of supermarkets you get tickets in order to be able to go inside you have to wait and so your number comes up that's to allow people to keep this one meter distance inside the supermarkets. as well as a notice to be quiet so there may well be far fewer tourists around and one take difference even in the south of it to me now is the number of people who are going around wearing the face masks and gloves as well to try and protect themselves so it has been quite a substantial change down here as well and how is it being infosys you are meant to stay indoors otherwise waltz what's the or else. there's not too much so they all are out is still a question as

it's been a very big change particularly in naples where i am. then you sort of how bad the situation has been in the north they set me spreading down in that favorite way out trying to leave as we've heard very restricted so you can't move very easily from regent street you need to say in your own community here in the close that means exit polls for people going to the islands that you're crazy and cross. as well as some people getting on trains to go long distance and everything at about normal life seems to slow down but the axe is a very and now there are many people in restaurants or at any tourists. the nightlife right now if i look out of the window is very very well there's nothing that because everything has to close down from 6 pm and i want to see from out here on today i don't want to make sure that people could keep a distance of one meter away from each other that they would take in some people so you would give it a number and then 15 minutes you wait for an outside the stall and only then when you are allowed to enter into the su

alex: it's been a very big change, particularly here in naples where i am, over the past few days.he news of how bad the situation has been in the north is certainly spreading down in that fear as well. travel is, as we have heard, very restricted, so you cannot move easily from region to region. you need to stay in your own commune. here on the coast that means checks at ports for people going to islands such as capri. as well as checks for people going on trains to go long distance. and everything about normal life seems to have slowed down. the piazzas are very empty, there are not many people in restaurants, there are barely any tourists here. the nightlife right now if i look out the window is very, very -- well, there's nothing there because everything has to close down at 6:00 p.m. i went to the supermarket today and in order to make sure that people could keep a distance of one meter away from each other, they were ticketing people. so you were given a number and then 15 minutes you wait around outside the store, and only then were you allowedo enter into the supermarket to

he went to rome, but he also went to naples, and what's in naples? the archaeological sites of herculaneum and pompeii, and richard st. george went to them. he told stories about herculaneum and pompeii to the ladies of lan goth yum in 1788. i bet many of you have not seen that painting on the right there. that is the painting of grand tourists in those ruins, those archaeological sites in naples. he painted that in the 1780s. if you notice, there's tiny figures there. i wonder if one of them is richard st. george. xavier delegada was working in naples at the time. it's a painting on paper. this was cone in 1780, two years before the paintings of the battle of paoli and germantown and richard st. george seemed to have traveled back and forth between ireland, england and europe during the 1780s. st. george later wrote that he -- when he was in naples, he worked with other artists in the city. he actually commissioned one or two portraits of himself, one in black chalk. unfortunately we don't know where those are yet. but we hope to find them. but he s

powerful images coming there with sunday mass in naples. italy and health workers struggling to contain the death rate all these weeks in. >> reporter: that's right. we're into the fourth week of the lockdown. we are seeing cautious optimism, good news here. we've seen a relative decrease in the number of new cases every day and that's important for those health care workers. we've seen also an increase in the number of people who are listed as recovered. that means people walking out of the hospital or getting out of isolation from their homes. you know, here after four long weeks we will take any good news we can get, and those health care workers are, you know, under increasing pressure. they, too, have been given a

he also went to naples. richard st. george went to those. he told stories about herculaneum and pompeia. i'm sure many of you have not seen that painting on the right there. that is the painting of grand tourists in those ruins, archaeological sites in naples. he painted that in the 1780s. if you notice there's some tiny figures there. i wonder if one of them is richard st. george. xavier delagata, this is done in 1780, two years before the paintings of paoli and german town. richard st. george seemed to travel back between england and ireland in the 1780s. when he was in naples, he worked with other artists in the city, commissioned one or two portraits of himself, one in black chalk. unfortunately we don't know where those are yet. but we hope to find them. but he seems to also have worked with xavier della gatta to paint two important points in his life. we don't have the receipt that della gatta has left for paying him for these portraits but we know they were there. we know st. george was a veteran of both battles and had a reason for m

i wonder if -- naples airport. are they going to have state patrol out there stopping hannity's jet when it flies in from new york? or, some of the other large gop donors when they fly across the country echo -- fly across the country? typically, constitutions outline the ability of legislatures to enact laws, set policy. the florida legislature is not in session, so they would have to call themselves back, pass a law with a super majority. as you know, a lot law does not take effect until the governor signs it. if the governor vetoes it -- of course this is the case in florida -- it takes the supermajority to override a veto. is inclinedlature to do so and feels that the governor is not acting in a way that is in the best interest of floridians -- if they are in session and they have the ability to call themselves into session -- that varies. in some states the legislature can put itself into special session, but in some states the governor must call them into special session. host: this map we have been showing y

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up in that awful mother figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago the money for. president scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. and italy i spoke to correspondent thema gupta in iraq and i asked her if young people in italy are taking the precautions to curb the spread of the virus seriously well that's the whole point i mean what the authorities are saying is that you can be young you can have the inspection and it will not present any symptoms that you may just have a mild cold a.b.c. or few aches and pains because your young that sit there again it comes back to the point if you are spread gyle if you have some fragile issues basically if you have underlying health conditions even though you are young it could have a dramatic impact so that's why you also see some younger patients in the intensive care units and

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up in that awful mother figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago. president scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. let's get the latest from italy correspondents joins us now from rome that death toll in italy we saw this huge jump on friday what's behind those numbers what are experts say. well kolya absolutely right it's a devastating blow really to have such a huge number of deaths just in the space of 24 hours and the experts the health officials are saying well these figures these infections and deaths that you see are result of infections that happened before the lockdown mission was put into place so we're only in day 11 now of the lockdown measure and you have to wait at least 2 weeks to see whether that has an impact in the authorities or say when no where near the peak rate of infections just yet they expec

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up that awful mother figure is basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago she running for. president scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. well here in germany 2 states have imposed restrictions on movement in the face of mounting infections those measures begin today the states of bavaria in the southeast saarland that's in germany south west they have both announced an almost complete shutdown of public life for these 2 weeks people are only allowed to leave their homes to work to buy food or to help relatives more than 20000 infections have been confirmed in germany so far and almost 70 people have now died. or let's get more now on those measures we bring in d.-w. political correspondent nina we are seeing actually very different responses depending on the state here in germany why is that. yeah that might look confusing

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up in that awful number figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago. residents scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world germany's law just before area has imposed restrictions on movement to curb the spread of the coronavirus public life in the will shut down and people will have to stay home for an initial period of 2 weeks they're almost now 20000 people with confirmed infections in germany 67 people have died. south korea's military says north korea has filed a fired 2 missiles into the sea of japan it's the 3rd report of rockets fired by pyongyang this month nuclear negotiations between the u.s. and north korea stalled last year. well british prime minister boris johnson has announced the closure of old u.k. restaurants and cinemas in jeans in

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the street through empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up in that awful mother figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago the money for. residents scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. let's take a look at some of the other headlines from around the world now germany's largest varia has imposed restrictions on movement to curb the spread of the coronavirus public life in bavaria will shut down and people there will have to stay home for an initial period of 3 weeks they're almost 20000 people with can fend infections in germany 67 people have died. after netflix online giant you tube says that the wall so reduced its streaming quality in the european union that's to avoid straining the internet as a high number of people watch videos and switch to working from harm some european telcos have reported a spike in dacha traffic in recent days. south korea's military says

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up in that awful mother figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago the money for. residents from all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. british prime minister barak johnson has announced the closure of all u.k. pubs restaurants cinemas james as part of the can time measures britain has almost 4000 confirmed cases but the real number could be much higher as testing has so far they limited government scientists say the virus is spreading quickly across london and many people have a ignored advice to stay home. last order is called in an attempt to hamper the spread of the corona virus despite government warnings stay home in south isolate pubs in the british capital remained full on friday the prime minister addressed the country i do accept that what we're doing is extraordinary we're taking your way the ancient in a new bill

tallahassee, the villages, fort myers, naples, miami, saint pete, newport richie, a couple in tampa, jacksonville starting one soon. stewart, pensacola. and so these are i think great steps in the right direction to be able to expand testing. all of those healthcare providers that are involved in this having the same challenges with the swabs, ppe and the like. there really is the key to being able to explode the testing. irma reimbursement, opportunity help some of the local communities. what's got reports of covid-19, so jared shifted auditing focused the suit and comes there that met the egyptian auditing threshold to receive funds. the result of that work has been that based on those efforts the department of emergency management will be sending out on a rolling basis over 170 million in irma reimbursement to cities, counties, hospital districts that have not crossed the 50% threshold. they are looking at a lot of costs associate with this response, looking at decline in tax revenue because of the decline in business activity. this is going to be very helpful for lots of our loca

stuart: naples florida, naples, naples, naples. >> home ownership also brings you people who are moreproduce better-educated children. people who vote more, home ownership is not only a monetary investment, it's a social investment in america. stuart: precisely right, naples, naples. thank you very much, indeed. charles, don't say another word, when can i see you on tv? charles: 2:00 p.m. let me write that down. [laughter] stuart: gentlemen, thank you very much, indeed. you like a bright spot on a day like this. look at. this headquarter healthcare stocks, they rallied after bernie sanders lackluster performance on super tuesday. down a little bit right now. airlines, they are feeling the heat from the virus. lots of trips canceled much less demand and you fly these days you will see a lot of planes not exactly empty but half empty. dierdre, positive news -- positive news on the virus. >> off the presses, who, world health organization saying sees encouraging signs from south korea, number of newly reported cases appears to be declining and charles mentioned a few moments ago, they we

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up in that awful mother figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago the money for. residents scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. correspondent say my gupta joins us from rome same of the death toll in italy saw this unprecedented late on friday do experts understand why. well the. hypotheses and the 1st one the most the one that's been repeated often by the officials is simply because it's city has a significant number of elderly it's the 2nd oldest population in the world a quarter of the population is over the age of 65 and so if you are old you have underlying health conditions such as diabetes hypertension or heart disease you succumb. to this section unfortunately basically it targets the more fragile members of society and that's why we see these high numbers 2nd possible reason is the fact that the health care

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals is starting to fill up in that awful number figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago the money for. residents scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. here are some of the other corona virus headlines from around the world 5 u.s. states including new york california and illinois are confining nearly all residents to their homes in an effort to curb the spread of the virus that's one in 5 americans only those working in the most essential services are now allowed to go to work there and australia has closed cities iconic bondi beach thousands of people were gathering there in recent days sunbathing essentially ignoring coronavirus warnings the local government says it will shut other beaches if people fail to comply with bans on large gatherings. of tens of thousands of travelers have been left stranded after countries around the world clos

the horrifying situation in the north is now being replicated in the south here in naples the streets are empty but the hospitals are starting to fill up in that awful number figures basically reflected that of lombardy 2 weeks ago the money for. residents scrub all surfaces they think might be susceptible to contamination. but no matter how much they clean nothing can remove the fear of infection. the effects of the corona virus pandemic are being felt worldwide spain recorded almost 5000 new cases in 24 hours surging into 3rd place in the global ranking of infections behind china and italy the thai capital bangkok has ordered the city's shopping malls to close except for supermarkets and pharmacies the africa centers for disease control and prevention says the number of cases on the continent has now topped 1000 and iran continues to be hard hit reporting another 123 deaths that raises the official death toll to more than 1500 by here's a look now at some of the other corona virus headlines making news at this hour china has reported no locally transmitted coronavirus cases for the

three days after the shooting, tex and his attorney steve naples went to answer their question.r naplesffered a preview. >> his only recollection is he had the brown paper bag -- i mean, plastic bag, and he's holding it down like this and he said he didn't play with the hammer. and he didn't pull it back to full dock. >> this is tex's attorney saying the gun wasn't cocked. you'll want to remember that. he went over the full story, explaining why he was so scared on that drive he felt he needed his gun. >> we went to an area i thought it was particularly dangerous that night.er i had seen police vehicles there. it's a route i take from my office to her office. that's one i have a particularly high population of homeless people. i quickly said, this is a big mistake. we're in a place we don't belong. >> that tex said is when he asked for the gun. a few minutes later, the threat seemed to pass and tex said he fell back asleep. >> any way, it was time to wake up. she came to a stop, and i was handling the gun. i didn't realize it was in my lap and it went off. >> he seemed emotional as he r

from naples in the southaro the supermkets of rome, to the financial capital and malan, news of the restrictionsd as fast as the virus. in bologna, they took in a new quarantine, the toughest confinement mr. since the war. it has all hit italians and foreigners here. severalirlines stopping all flights in and out. old friends are keeping their distance now. obviously we won't be able to travel in the immediate future. we must stay put, but that seems sensible. >> they put the spotlight on age groups and it makes me feel really, really old. but i am optimistic about it. >> moving around requires a form that we had topl comete to show either urgent need or return home. we would have to produce it, if asked. it says falsifying this document could lead to prosecution. never could people in italy have conceived there would beust to move within their own country. as we drove out, traffic was circulating, bte it seemed qu roads to the border are open, although austria has banned attains entering unless they have medical certificates. we are on the roadway to rome. we haven't seen any police checks for

naples, he home in found themselves in tears, before the body of his -- who has just died. >> i cannotive her the funeral service she deserves, because our institutions have abandoned us. i called everyone, and no one is coming to help me. another video, posted shorortly after, h he reveals tt just7-year-old teresa has died of coronavirusus, and he fearars that he himself is infected. now with t the second-highest confirmed cases in the world after china, italy's health system has b bn overwhelelmed by ththe virus. it's profofessionalals are desperate. >> we are at the end of arm strength, both physisically and mentally. help us. the hospitals are full. we can no longer care for everyone. >> debate now. italy's public spaces have been nearly deserted. the government has ordered all shops in the country to close except those serving essentials, like food stores. clients mustkets, have one meter space between them. -- committed only when triply necessary. the entire country is put on hold. >> turning our attention to france, the second worst affected country in europe after italy. up unt

powerful images coming there with sunday mass in naples.workers struggling to contain the death rate all these weeks in. >> reporter: that's right. we're into the fourth week of the lockdown. we are seeing cautious optimism, good news here. we've seen a relative decrease in the number of new cases every day and that's important for those health care workers. we've seen also an increase in the number of people who are listed as recovered. that means people walking out of the hospital or getting out of isolation from their homes. you know, here after four long weeks we will take any good news we can get, and those health care workers are, you know, under increasing pressure. they, too, have been given a boost with help from outside italy now. new doctors, new equipment, people to tray to ease the situation, especially in the north of this country. >> and, bobbie, we're broadcasting here in the u.s. you have gone through four weeks. what is your warning? what is your advice to many american viewers? >> i think you have to take the lockdown ser

host: let's go to maps in naples, florida. us how manyell hundreds of cases and of deaths [indiscernible] dangersinimizing the that were created by this epidemic? agrees theeryone response has not been timely or optimal. we are making progress and making up for it but the testing , for example, we have close to one million tests but we need many more. we need the best coordination between the state government and federal government right now. governor'sant to see bidding against one another for bidding -- governors against each other for supplies. coordination is critically important. planning is important going forward for every hospital, state, and federal government. host: this is a related tweet. mike says, up until two weeks ago, there were professional sports and celebrity events going on and no one mentioned people dying and now all of a sudden it is a catastrophic situation. can you touch on those points? dr. koh: this is the danger of this virus. when it grows, it is exponential growth. right now we are having some di

but i also empathize with this rider in naples. >> how do they make that decision? >> first off, yes, and. for all older adults we're recommending what everybody should be doing. which is wash your hands frequently. don't touch your face. disinfect often. and then for that group at higher risk, those over the age of 60, there are a couple of other additional things we're recommending. one is, stay out of big crowds. and for us -- >> so in her case, it's an event of 100 and 120 together eating, dancing. is that a big crowd? >> cancel, absolutely. we're recommending that people don't go out unless they have to. stay at home and limit the number of visitors that you have. avoid public transportation unless you absolutely have to and if you have to ride the trains or have to ride the buses, pick one that's not crowded. pick a car that is not crowded. it's not the time to be going to the movies. it's not the time to be going to theater. it's the time to stay home and stream. >> this question is fascinating. i would like to know what my elderly family member can do to nat

military base in naples, a junior officer became the first u.s. serviceman in europe to test positive for the virus. across the world, there are 105,000 cases of the virus in at least 95 countries with more than 3,500 deaths in china, dozens of people who had been quarantined in a hotel were buried when the building collapsed more than 30 including children were pulled out but scores are still trapped. it's a global battle against a virus spreading fast bill neely, nbc news, milan. >>> while we're still learning about the coronavirus, want to give you some important context. so far, we know of fewer than two dozen deaths from the coronavirus in the u.s. by comparison, between 12,000 and 60,00 americans die of the flu in an average year the big concern, there's no vaccine yet. also, dangerous for the elderly and anyone with underlying medical conditions however, current estimates note about 80% of people who get it will not need to go to the hospital. >>> our coverage continues in a couple moments with the unique demonstration showing how easily ge

miami and fort lauderdale have closed their public beaches amid growing concerns, and beaches in naples are closed as well. >>> the showers, fewer and farther between in the last couple days, and gradually each day we are seeing fewer showers and they are lighter but the storm system lingering overhead is still lingering, weaker every day, and that's why we are seeing fewer and fewer showers and we'll dry out in the first half of the weekend and more so today. let's look at what's happening on the high def doppler. mostly inland and east bay locations southeastern alameda county and northeastern santa clara county and around los gatos and around highway 1 near the coast. we'll zoom out and put everything in motion and the showers are drifting around, few and far between. this is what it means with a 10 to 20% chance of rain. this is similar to the pattern we'll see tomorrow. can't rule out the possibility of a couple of passing sprinkles and a shower with better odds of staying dry on friday. let's put the futurecast into motion and the showers are pretty much off the radar. maybe a spr

many parts several days, getting a bit of cabin fever, an interesting video coming out of their in naplesrome, people singing the national anthem, coming together in a spontaneous flash mob. people on their balconies, slamming pots, singing together, just showing solidarity that they are still around, still alive. phil: ok, thank you so much. countries in southeast asia like indonesia and the philippines have also been affected by this pandemic. a member of the philippines u.n. delegation in your tested positive for the virus sending the entire delegation into quarantine. in manila authorities will begin to implement a travel ban and a quarantined of the capital's 12 million people. despite having fewer than 40 cases from indonesia is ramping up its response, beginning with a massive is infection campaign -- disinfection campaign. reporter: this is indonesia's biggest mosque. it can accommodate more than 10,000 worshipers and it is an icon for the nation's believers. but in the times of the novel coronavirus, it is a threat to public health, which is why they are distant that in this and

a panic especially in the south we've seen scenes of panic buying in supermarkets queues in rome naples sicily. but there were also people who thought you know this is not enough but a governor who of us witnessed the crisis here is one of these people who said we need to be stricter when it's time for stricter measures. you're in milan and that's one of the hot spots there in the north of the country describe for us what life is like in that city now. well it's bizarre i was trying to think about something because you what you see on the news is often you know it's surreal it's sounds and it seems like it's not you know you live in a place that doesn't exist and in a way it's almost dreamlike people are not going out we're wondering can i see my girlfriend can i see my friends obviously the answer to that is no you need to avoid that at all costs. botts it in another way you don't there's not a massive disruption to your life you work from home you carry on working supermarkets are full of starts so it's a it's a mix of seeing empty straits but also carrying on with your life alessio t

several days getting a maybe a bit of cabin fever and some interesting video coming out of there in naples rome turun people singing the national anthem kind of coming together as a kind of spontaneous flash mob. see it here people just on their balconies. slamming singing together. just kind of showing solidarity that they're still around they're still alive. they're really doing to improve thank you sort of. thing. for. countries in southeast asia like indonesia the philippines have also been affected by this pandemic a member of the philippines u.n. delegation in new york tested positive for the virus sending the entire delegation into quarantine in manila forces will begin to implement a travel ban and the quarantine of the capital's 12000000 people despite having fewer than 40 cases in tunisia is ramping up its response a beginning with a massive disinfection campaign. this is indonesia's biggest mosque it can accommodate more than $10000.00 worshippers and it's an icon for the nation's believers but in times of the novel coronavirus it's a threat to public health which is why a drive

from naples in the south to the supermarkets of rome, to the financial capital up in milan, news of theestrictions spread as fast as the virus. in bologna today, they began to adjust to the toughest limitations since the war. public gatherings banned, bars and restaurants closed from 6pm, tables a metre apart, schools, museums and nightclubs shut. everyone is affected. italians, tourists, and expats living here, staying put as several airlines stop flights. well, obviously we won't be able to travel in the immediate future. we've been told we can only take trains between cities in italy for reasons of work or health orfor some extraordinary emergency and apart from that we must stay put, but that seems sensible. and another thing is they have put this limelight, or spotlight, on age groups and it makes me feel really, really old. but i'm optimistic about it. moving around requires a form, which we also had to complete, allowing travel for work or health emergencies or to return home. we would have to produce it if asked. it says here that falsifying this document could lead to prosecuti

guidelines suchh as social distancing until ten april york city us at naples it'll ship come as arrived supports overrun hosospitals t e deathh toll in the big apple has lost the one thousand block of months triple. much needed sign of her as the aptly named u. s. navy ship comfort pulls into new york harbor. the ship equipped with one thousand beds and staffed by nearly twelve hundred medical personnel is expected to take in patients who don't have cove it. ain't in order to free up back to the city's hospitals but i want to understand the sheer magnitude of plan we need to triple. our hospital bed capacity in new york city. by may is a daunting task but we got a big big boost the arrival of comfort this is like adding a whole nother hospital to new york city in addition to the comfort the jacob k. javits convention center in manhattan has been transformed into a one thousand bed hospital and i in central park field hospital is going up under tents. but even the extra beds new york is what the mayor says is a critical shortage of dodoctors and nurses and of medical supplies expected to

probably not too real what they can give you is a very good news that we are our a center all by role of naples central or spittle especially a very good doctor the. president of there this is mr powers here. we think that we didn't find the final therapy but we are not doctors found out very good therapy do or apply that terribly end to stare a p doesn't beat the virus boxes succeeded in open in the belongs bronchus s. so one thing lives in their own island is a thought a center at what do you make of the kind of strategy being taken by countries to cope with the crisis the point is you speak about strategy i am very set to tell you that government our government has no specifics in strategy that is the problem the governor's making and not. decision day by day now and they are starting to to to give a strategy the strategy is to block the area shanklin is suspend we can say that europe fallen down because we have know of 3 circulation between concrete of europe and even between a region of the same kountry i make an example i cannot go to rome i get them to go anywhere i can not even move fro

from naples in the south to the supermarkets of rome, to the financial capital up in milan, news of thes. in bologna today they began to adjust to the toughest limitations since the war. public gatherings banned, bars and restaurants closed from 6pm, tables a metre apart, schools, museums and nightclubs shut. everyone is affected. italians, tourists, and expats living here, staying put as several airlines stop flights. well, obviously we won't be able to travel in the immediate future. we've been told we can only take trains between cities in italy for reasons of work or health or for some extraordinary emergency and apart from that we must stay put, but that seems sensible. another thing is they have put this spotlight on age groups and it makes me feel really, really old. but i'm optimistic about it. moving around requires a form which we also had to complete, allowing travel for work or health emergencies or to return home. we would have to produce it if asked. it says here that falsifying this document could lead to prosecution. never could people in italy have conceived of the idea

tick tock in naples uses t to filter them. overruled platforms try to avoid deleting content all rights thanks a lot that i can without scientific if it's how the internet works moderation happens after posting everybodydy in theoriess free to post whatever they want. nobody asked for permission beforehand yeah for them it's a question of american culture where freedom of expression is all important. they're afraid of censorship. since you most victims when pressed charges often because they don't realize the abuse is illegal. eveven though mine is found guilty of cyberbullying could face up to a year and a half in prison. and a fine of up to seven thousand five euros. take further on this issue i'm joined now by new hospice thirteen year old daughter mariam took her own life in twenty thirteen. after becomingg the victim of bullying. place has since become an activist and written two books one on my heels plant the other a guide on how to find harassment in real life. on the e line. hello thank you very much for being with us

from naples in the south to the supermarkets of rome, to the financial capital up in milan, news of thetrictions spread as fast as the virus. in bologna today, they began to adjust to the toughest limitations since the war. public gatherings banned, bars and restaurants closed from 6pm, tables a metre apart, schools, museums and nightclubs shut. everyone is affected. italians, tourists, and expats living here, staying put as several airlines stop flights. well, obviously we won't be able to travel in the immediate future. we've been told we can only take trains between cities in italy for reasons of work or health orfor some extraordinary emergency and apart from that we must stay put, but that seems sensible. another thing is they have put this limelight, or spotlight, on age groups and it makes me feel really, really old. but i'm optimistic about it. moving around requires a form which we also had to complete, allowing travel for work or health emergencies or to return home. we would have to produce it if asked. it says here that falsifying this document could lead to prosecution. nev

vatican city now reporting its first case of coronavirus, and in naples, an american sailor testing positive -- the first case of a u.s. service member in europe. tom? >> jennifer, thank you. >>> we turn to politics now and the major headline out of the white house. acting chief of staff mick mulvaney fired, replaced by retiring congressman mark meadows, considered one of president trump's closest al lice. the fourth chief of staff in three years -- a record. kyra phillips reporting from florida. >> reporter: tonight, a new shake-up in the trump administration in the middle of a coronavirus crisis. in a tweet the president firing the acting chief of staff mick mulvaney and announcing congressman mark meadows as his replacement. writing, i have long known and worked with mark, and the relationship is a very good one. the timing of the announcement a surprise, and sources tell abc news, even members of the president's communications team were in the dark. but meadows is not a surprise pick. the retiring congressman from north carolina has emerged as one of the president's most loyal defenders

this is naples and people made music by banging their pans and pots further north in n.ng herfinger in italy —— turin. a quick reminder of our top story. president trump has declared a national emergency united states, mocking billions of dollars in federal funds to fight coronavirus. and that's it, you can get me on twitter anytime. this is bbc news. hello again. well, yesterday, what a glorious start to the day it was. most of us did have a lot more in the way of sunshine, and some stunning weather which pictures were sent in from scotland. you can see the snow glistening under those clear blue skies in the spring sunshine. it wasn't like that everywhere, though. we did have this line of showers that developed from merseyside down towards the midlands. that is where some of the heavier showers were during friday afternoon. and of course the skies looked quite different. this was the scene in tamworth, as it turned pretty cloudy through the afternoon. and we had the heavy downpours and of course a few rainbows. the latest satellite picture, though, shows an area of clou

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