you're watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm robyn curnow. just ahead on the show, coming off the deadliest day in the u.s., over 200 lives lost on wednesday. dr. anthony fauci warns the vi

santa clara county officials are now reporting another death tied to covid 19 it is just into our newsroom, a minute ago the person who died was an adult woman in her 80's she was in the hospital at hospitalized there on march, the 9th and was among the coronavirus cases reported today at last check the county said they have it has 79 confirmed cases of the virus. >>to unleash the full power of the federal government to this effort today i am officially declaring a national emergency. >>there he said it president trump has now declared the coronavirus pandemic a national emergency the president laid out his strategy to slow down covid 19 and just moments ago he tweeted out his support for the families first coronavirus response act it provides free testing and paid sick leave for workers who are affected all of this as us cases soar past 2300 and here in the bay area. well santa clara and san francisco counties are further restricting large gathering stories now in the newsroom as kron four's dan kerman with the latest on the president's announcement then well this is the national emergenc

"cnn newsroom" starts right now. >>> it's 4:00 a.m. on the u.s. east coast and the hours ahead will see residence of three states waking up to a two-week travel advisory. the region has been hit hard by the covid-19 pandemic so the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention is telling people leaving there not to travel anywhere unless absolutely necessary. it's a big step back from the quarantine donald trump suggested on saturday, an idea rejected by at least one state governor. it's not clear the travel advisory actually changes anything. stay-at-home orders are already in place in those states and many others. only people with critical jobs such as health care providers and delivery drivers are exempt. still, the cdc's latest advisory shows the trump administration is grasping for ways to slow the pandemic in the u.s. the number of reported infections has spiraled upward to more than 121,000. far more than any other place in the world. and the u.s. death toll has doubled over the past two days to more than 2,000. globally, johns hopkins un

up here from the newsroom, i am checking in on traffic. light but still slick conditions due to the rain. so, if you're headed into work this morning, take your time out there and be safe. >>> as we've been telling you, state and federal health officials are recommending that we all practice social distancing to keep each other safe from coronavirus. i checked win dr. patel part of the abc 7 team of experts to explain just what social distancing means. >> the novel coronavirus covid-19 has now spread around the world. the world health organization has officially declared a pandemic. the coronavirus is transmitted by droplets from coughs and sneezes. the best way to prevent getting it is by practice social distancing. but what is social distancing? >> social distancing is the term we're using right now that is essentially everyone doing their best to stay away from large crowds while we're trying to reduce the spread of this disease coronavirus. >> reporter: imagine a crowded room full of people, everyone in the room is healthy except this

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this is his first time on the ballot. >> his newsroom that he owns, it's his newsroom.alists there remain uncomfortable about this unprecedented situation. we haven't seen this since william randolph hurst. does he feel that anxiety in the newsroom? does he care about it? >> of course, we care about our staff and how people feel. but journalists have the integrity to report the news and they are doing that. i think at the end of the day, mike is crisscrossing the country meeting with tons of reporters and press and doing rallies to get his message out to voters. at the end of the day, that's where we're focused is making sure our message is heard by voters across the country. >> the campaign said he will sell bloomberg l.p. if he's elected. >> he said he will sell the company, but i don't think we have started to look for a buyer yet. we haven't even started voting yet. >> it's just not a lot of people that can buy a $60 billion media company. >> if you're interested, let me know. >> thank you very much for being here. up next, a turn from democrats to republicans and w

. >>> heather holmes is in the newsroom with a look at some of the stories we're working on for the 7:00 news. >> concerns over the coronavirus mean anything but business as usual. while it may take longer to get some nonessential items from amazon in the days ahead. plus with all the concerts and large gatherings canceled for the foreseeable future, why some insurance companies are refusing to pay artists to reimburse them for the lost revenue. >> first after the break, a new way to attend a concert in the age of the coronavirus pandemic. >> a live look outside right now, beautiful day here in the bay area. i wanted my hepatitis c gone.

>> tonight on kqed newsroom, president trump creates a national emergency in response to the coronavirus. >> plus markets around the globe havetaken hits prompting fears of a recession. we'll hear how businesses are iring in is crisis. >> and plus the elderly population is in risk of catching ngand succumto covid-19. >> good evening, and welcome to kqed newsroom. the coronavirus has many spooked and concerned. tonight we're going to do our level best here at kqed newsroom to bring you information about how the virus is impacting the health, economy and society in unprecedented ways. >> today president trump deonared a na emergency to access up to $50 billion in disaster relief to help combat the spread of the coronavirus. and the world health organization declared the coronavirus a pandemic. more than 130,000 people have been infected in at least 130 countries, and hospitals grapple with a short blg of masks and testing kits. they're on a surge of trying to contain new cases. on thuray, the california of department of health said gatherings of 200 people or more should be postponed or ca

ayn ana cabrera and you're live in the "cnn newsroom."riencing a national emergency impacting every part of american life. the number of americans confirmed infected with the coronavirus todaybast -- past 3,000. ranging from caution to hysteria many grocery stores are wiped 0 ut today and home cleaning supplies, hand sanitizer and of all things toilet paper. walmart changing operating hours to try to keep the stores clean and shelves stocked. also, major developments overseas right now. germany is closing its borders with five neighboring nations effective a few hours from now. many other countries implementing new tight introductory rules aimed at keeping coronavirus exposure to a minimum. it li announced 368 deaths in just the last 24 hours from coronavirus bringing the death toll in that country to more than 1,800. and in american airports a lot of people moving nowhere fast. waves of travelers returning from

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he's live in our newsroom with more hi dad., you know i spoke with this woman who is a regular a person who goes on cruises all the time thisis sir 4 teens crews, but right now she is thrilled to be back on land or at least close to it. >>today's been joy s. as soon as we stopped we really were going to get come in in doc indiana resident, vicki fisher her husband are among those aboard the grand princess we just see out on rt. >>the golden gate bridge. this is video she shot as she headed to the port of oakland, though this is her 14th crews. she says she has never received a welcome like they did during the noon hour.

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>>> tonight on kqed newsroom newsroom, all californians mu stay athome, orders gov. gavin newsom. we hear from the mayor of san jose but mobilizing the public laghwmtofiers e cat pithtol hi racing to help businesswo and ers devastated by the pandemic. >>> social distancing and isolating at home can cause stress and anxi y, we learn ways to cope and ge kqed newsroom g, and weome i would like to take a moment to say that we regard the work that we do be vital public service. now more than ever. we are part of this community and we are joining you in taking some extra ordinary taps to change how work bu hopefully that the value of it. for the time being, althou interviews will be conducted remotely, and keeping a social does sing guidelines to help. thank you for being with us. >>> on thursday, gavin newsom ordered all california residents to stay home as much as possible. all counties had already ised acnoe ssential busisuesneass ch the llseons are some of rvbusinee.ssesed to stay open. in the bay area, santa clara has in the county hardest hit by the coronavirus with at least 196 c

you're watching "cnn newsroom." ordered to stay at sea. a cruise ship off the california coast dealing with the coronavirus outbreak. an execution in the state of alabama puts an inmate to death for three police officers and he didn't pull the trigger. ♪ >>> around the world the coronavirus is spreading faster than containment measures can be put in place. the virus reached more than 80 countries and vice president mike pence doesn't have enough testing kits. almost 98,000 cases are confirmed worldwide. nearly 3400 people have died worldwide. italy has the biggest outbreak in europe and in the united states congress approved more than $8 billion to deal with the disease as well. and off the coast of california, passengers on the grand princess cruise ship are being told to stay in their rooms. the latest from lucy. >> reporter: the air national guard air lifting test kits off the coast of california. >> we have a number of people who have developed symptoms on the cruise. >> reporter: the voyage interrupted by the death of a 51-year-old ma

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welcome to bbc newsroom live. i'm annita mcveigh.k of england has announced an emergency cut in interest rates for the first time since the banking crisis of 2008, to help the economy cope with the effects of coronavirus. the bank has also promised billions of pounds of extra lending will be made available to firms. the bank of england has reduced rates from 0.75% to 0.25%, citing the increased risk to the economy. the announcement came just hours before the chancellor is due to deliver his first budget. rishi sunak will pledge to help the uk battle the impact of the coronavirus, saying the nhs will get "whatever resources it needs" to manage the outbreak. he is also expected to announce measures to help small businesses and the self—employed, as well as an increase in infrastructure spending. the health minister nadine dorries has become the first member of the government to test positive for the virus and is self—isolating at home. last week, she attended a downing street reception hosted by the prime minister. health officials are

many thanks as always. >>> and you are watching "cnn newsroom.", should we be wearing facemasks every time we go out? some countries think absolutely, but the w.h.o. disagrees. why the difference. we will explore that next. >>> before the break, here's some good news for you at least. "the office" stars came together for a new show on youtube. they talked about their days on that hit comedy show and krusinski shared other stories on social media as a way to destress and they shared a laugh over their business casual outfits. >> i guarantee you the bottom half of what you have on does not match the top. >> i am definitely wearing jams if anybody remembers what those are. l 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. bewe're bringing the theater home to you with xfinity movie premiere. such news. i know what this is. this is a real thing. our brand new service that lets you watch movies at home, while they're still in the theater. oh, mister elton. ahh! he h

you are watching "cnn newsroom" and i'm rosemary church. >>> just ahead, 100 to 200,000 deaths in the u.s. the dire prediction from one of the top doctors leaving president trump with no choice but to see reality. >> the better you do, the faster this whole nightmare will end. >> he's no longer pushing for america to be open by easter as the new normal of social distancing gets extended for many more weeks. >>> plus, a message from doctors and nurses on the front lines risking their lives to maybe save yours. >>> coronavirus cases around the globe have reached nearly 3/4 of a million. that is according to johns hopkins university, of which nearly 140,000 cases are here in the united states. nearly 2500 have died in the country, and most of those people likely died alone without friends and family around them. as one doctor told cnn, in the medical version of solitary confinement. that's because of fears of infection, of course. in new york, those numbers have reached a new high. nearly 60,000 cases and nearly 1,000 deaths. the state has received 2500 ventilators from the federal gover

our business newsroom.much, victoria craig from our business newsroom. over to you, karin. thank you. if you are travelling or have a journey coming up travelling or have a journey coming upi travelling or have a journey coming up i might it affect you? jill from jetsetjourneys is with us. widely speaking, if you have travel insurance, is coronavirus covered? for the most part almost every policy would cover basic cancellations but let's say for example with the flight ban in italy, most insurance policies would automatically cover that, but what would not necessarily be covered are all of the extras around it, and also if you had to go into quarantine. policies that have travel disruption cover, if you are in the uk, that is, uk policies, they would cover that. make sure your policy has that, and in some cases you can add it on if the destination you are thinking of going to is currently for example fine, not on the foreign office all but essential travel list, so if you don't have it ask your insurer and

>>> tonight kqed newsroom newsroom, all californians must stay at home, orders gov. gavin newsom. we hear from the sayor of to fight thcoronavirus. public >>> plus the white house and lawmakers on capitol hill are workers devastatby the es and pandemic. >>> social distancing d isolating at home can cause stress and anxiety, we learn ways to cope and get help. >>> that evening, and welcome to kqed newsroom. i would like to take a moment to say that we regard the work that we do to l a vipublic service. now more than ever. we are part of this community and we are joining you in taking soextra ordinary taps to change how we work but hopefully that the value of it. for the time being, although interviews will be conducted remotely, and keeping a social does sing guidelines to help. thank you for being with us. >>> on thursdaygavin newsom ordered all california residents to stay home as much as psible. all counties had already issued shelter in place directives to slow the spread of coronavirune nonessential bues such as gyms and bars have lows, as restaurants offer d ly out delivery s

you are watching "cnn newsroom" i'm robyn curnow. just ahead, right now the united states has more known cases of the coronavirus than anywhere else in the world. so we take you inside the hospitals fighting the war against it, meeting the doctors struggling to cope. places that should be packed are empty as the american economy seems to be dropping into recession. >> so at this hour the u.s. has the highest reported number of coronavirus cases in the world. the w.h.o. says its confirmed cases of the virus have more than 190 countries and territories. no one is known to be immune, and despite the efforts of doctors around the world, so far there is no vaccine. johns hopkins university has logged more than 532,000 cases worldwide with more than 24,000 deaths. in the u.s., more than 82,000 americans are now infected surpassing even china. the u.s. on thursday reported 15,000 confirmed cases in just a single day. yet the u.s. president seems eager to move on. >> people want to go back to work. i'm hearing it loud and clear from everybod

"cnn newsroom" starts right now. the rapid spread of covid-19 shows no sign of slowing with the united states now the focal point of the global pandemic. infects in the u.s. have soared past 100,000. more than 400 people died on friday, the country's highest one day total yet. globally john hopkins university says close to 600,000 people are inspected and more than 27 thourkts ha,000 have lost their lives and millions are out of work. on friday, donald trump signed a stimulus package that dwarfs others. $2.2 trillion. it includes measures to send cash directly to many american families. the president also said he is invokingen an old cold war era w to get manufactures to crank out ventilators. asked if it will be enough, he would not commit. >> we've distributed vast numbers of ventilators and we're prepared to do vast numbers. i think that we're in great shape. i hope that is the case. i hope that we'll have leftovers so we can help other people, other countries. >> anyone who needs it can get a ventilator? >> don't

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you're watching "cnn newsroom." the headlines this hour. the u.s. house of representatives has approved emergency legislation to offset some of the financial hardships caused by the coronavirus. it would provide free testing to anyone who needs it and up to three months of paid leave for affected workers. the bill goes to the u.s. senate next week. president trump says that he will sign it as soon as possible. >>> the world health organization says coronavirus has now infected nearly 1. 000 people since the outbreak began in december. it has killed more than 5,000 people, about 20% of those fatalities are in italy which has the largest cluster of cases outside of china. to combat the outbreak, a 30 day u.s. travel ban for people traveling from dozens of european countries is now in effect. the restrictions do not apply to americans and green card holders. however travelers returning to the u.s. will be screened and asked to serve quarantine for the next two weeks. >>> the days leading up to the travel ban, mixed messages and confusion left many trav

this is "cnn newsroom. "we appreciate you tuning in. our top stories for you.lashes broke out on the greek/turkish border after turkey said it will not stop refugees headed to europe. the greek police fired tear gas and some migrants threw rocks because they're not opening their border. turkey cannot handle more refugees amid the latest fighting in northern syria. >>> a surge of coronavirus cases in south korea. 586 were reported in a single day bringing the total there past 3,700 people. 18 people have died from there virus. the country has the largest concentration of cases outside of mainland china. >>> officials have confirmed the first death from the coronavirus inside the united states. the patient was a man from washington state in his 50s with underlying health conditions. it is not clear how he contracted it. there are now 71 cases of the virus in the u.s. >>> president trump has announced new travel restrictions ramping up efforts to combat the spread of the virus. the u.s. issued do not travel warnings for italy and south korea. and mr. trump expande

try crest 3d whitestrips. >>> welcome back to "cnn newsroom." i'm anna coren. the coronavirus is leading to panic buying ail over the world. in venezuela, the news of the first two confirmed cases sent shoppers scrambling. panic buying leading to panic the united states. grocery store chains saying its stores would be closing early to sanitize their stores and resock. cnn's vanessa yucuch yurkevicl. >> reporter: the honor here in manhattan has seen a 300% increase in just the last day in the amount of people coming through and building bread, toilet paper, pasta, nonperishables. we spoke to him earlier, and he's told us how he's coping with this. are you rationing things in the grocery stores? >> we're not rationing. some distributors are rationing. particularly sanitary products like hand sanitizer and wipes as you saw on the shelves. we cannot stock these items quickly enough. whenever we do get rations in avenue hand sanitizers and wipes we put them by the republic sisters and they go in minutes. >> reporter: we ran into the bread manager, he filled the whol

i'm justine waldman this information is just coming into our newsroom literally i got off the phone and last minute with an oakland council member confirming that that grand princess cruise ship will be coming to the port of oakland within the next 24 hours going to the old port of america site saying that that is that that is the safest place for the ship to be off loading passengers. we want to get the very latest now from kron four's dan thorn. he is live for us after talking with cruise ship executives who also get some information on how the virus may have gotten on board that ship in the first place he is live now for us in san francisco. >>justine we've reached out to cruise ship executives tonight to see if they would also confirm this information we haven't heard back from them. but as you mentioned this on this in the grand princess will be going to the port of oakland here in the bay area and then some of those people will be getting quarantine at either local medical center's here or on as we've heard through a congressman in texas joaquin castro at lackland air force base a

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you're watching "cnn newsroom."ber of infections officially topped 35,000 in iran, the worst-hit country in the middle east. iran also facing a spike in deaths with the official total passing 2,500. that's the official total. workers in protective gear digging more graves as the nation struggles with its covid-19 response. other countries in the region are faring better, but they're not taking chances. cnn's jomana karadze reports on the draconian measures being taken. >> reporter: as the pandemic was shutting down one country after another this was the scene in one egyptian town. a prewedding reception sprayed with disinfectant. not much social distancing here. the groft has since imposed a curfew to try to contain the spread of coronavirus in the arab world's most populous country. with a catastrophic outbreak in iran most countries in this region are not taking their chances. air raid sirens signal the start of a life most jordanians have never experienced before. it's a war against an invisible enemy. the govern

france 24 newsroom. the u.k. is the biggest -- latest country to issue stay-at-home order's. growingngdesk facing a stororm of criticism, , boris johnson adaddress s to the natin last night. catherine reports. >> i must give the british people a very simple instruction -- you must stay at home. catherinine: u.k. government ordering a thrhree week shutdown stem thetest effort to spread of the coronavirus. boris johnson has, under increasing pressure as many people have been seen out and about to disregarding the government to o social distancig recommendations. >> people will only be able to leave their room for the limited shopping, as infrequently as possible, one form of exercise a day, any orical need to provide care help a vulnerable person and traveling to and from work. newerine: as part of the measures johnson announced a all shops selliling nonesntntial gos such as electronics will be shot. libraries and places of worship will be closed as well and social events are banned as well as public a gat

you are watching cnn "newsroom." for you this hour. >>> president trump, backing off his idea to put parts of new york, new jersey, and connecticut under quarantine. instead, the centers for disease control and prevention advises that people refrain from nonessential travel for 14 days. that is very similar to what those states' governors had already put in place. >>> italy reporting a grim milestone. the country's civil protection agency announcing that the death toll from the coronavirus had crossed the 10,000 mark on saturday. the country has surpassed china in the number of cases and deaths. >>> workers in london, busy converting the xl center into an emergency hospital. this comes as the uk reported its own milestone. on saturday, the department of health confirming more than a thousand people have now died from the virus. >>> china wants the world to know that life is getting back to normal in covid-19's epicenter. state media showing that public transportation is coming back online in wuhan, where it all began

i'm michael holmes and coming up here on cnn "newsroom." so much for social distancing. u.s. citizens returning from overseas, facing hours-long waits in airports across the country, all for coronavirus screening. >>> plus, the days of saying it wasn't necessary. u.s. president donald trump, finally tested for the coronavirus. >> why don't you guys cover his legs up? you can open the windows today. >> and a daughter desperate to show her sick mother some love. she is a patient at a nursing home. the site of the deadliest outbreak of the virus in the u.s. >>> welcome, everyone. travel to the united states right now has become a real nightmare for thousands and thousands of people. passengers getting off planes and hitting a wall of humanity. chaos. confusion. like what you see there at o'hare international in chicago. people waiting in unimaginably long lines for hour after hour. not only for immigration and customs but to get the cdc screenings to make sure they don't have symptoms of coronavirus. precautions like social distancing, well, you can forget about it. a frustrated

apart we're sitting in different areas of our thank goodness big studio and jobina up in the newsroom. >> we know a lot of you have already taken action to help stop the spread. offices are closed. a lot of schools are out starting today. this is a live look at the bay bri bridge toll plaza where traffic is lighter than normal and you can see there it is also a pretty wet morning. we are startig this half hour with mike who is tracking those rainy conditions. mike? >> thank you, kumasi. hi, everybody. we're a one on the storm impact scale. you can see why up in the north bay maybe not quite as steady and little more scattered than everywhere else and you have that line going right down 80 into san francisco and you can see steady rain and some light to moderate rain. look at all that snow falling above 3,000 feet this morning. and as we look at future radar, we're looking at the nt six hours right here. you can see the steadiest of it goes away after the commute ends. but lining up off shore, more showers and thunderstorms possible. and it's a little chilly outside. we're in the low 4

i am in the newsroom -- marcus is in the newsroom. i'm in the studio. marcus, tell us where scott is. >> scott is at home, but he's still working hard for us this morning. scott, you have a look at those stocks for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning. i wish i could give you better news. it looks like it is going to be rough as we continue this social distancing and that's having a real effect on the economy as everyone or many people stay at home like i am and try to do their jobs as best they can from their homes. you saw the fed cut interest rates to zero. they have other things to do but the idea is to get as much money in as possible. during a recession or some sort of catastrophe, getting money into the economy helps because then people go out and they spend because they can borrow so cheaply. nobody is going out so it's not clear what the fed will do. as we look at the futures, the wall street places on the open, they're looking for an opening of about 1,000 points, rather, to the negative. they had to stop offering the futures. they had t

hello this is bbc newsroom live. the headlines...cy committee on coronoavirus — as public health england warns of the spread of the outbreak. as the worldwide death toll from the virus passes 3,000 — the bank of england says it will take "all necessary steps" to preserve financial stability following recent falls on stock markets. the first round of trade talks between the uk and the european union are set to begin — as a hundred negotiators travel to brussels for discussions. greece says it's stopped nearly 10—thousand migrants crossing the border into the eu from turkey over the weekend. the government says it wants to give people in northern england "more powers over their railways" as it starts running services previously operated by arriva rail north. sport now...and a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. good morning. anthonyjoshua will defend his world heavyweight titles on the 20thjune — with the fight expected to be against kubrat pulev. the bout is set to take place at the tottenham hotspur stadium and will bejoshua's

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trace. >> trace: jeff paul life in the newsroom, thank you.alf of americans are under stay-at-home orders but even more social distancing might be needed with over 100,000 cases in the u.s., the viruses quickly escalating beta hot spots like new york city have yet to see the worst in the warm spots continued to pop up across the country and although 23 states have some form of a stay at home order, some are saying that my not be enough. health care resources are running thin and hospitals are overcrowding. president trump is rethinking his plans saying more time may be tainted before america can get back to work >> i tell them it's your life, it's your safety, and if we need more time, they won't have a problem with that. it's a life, it. it's our country. we have to take care of people, at the same time we want to get out and our country wants to get out and our country is built on that. >> pursuing a national stay at home order to prevent the u.s. from being plagued with multiple wuhan-like areas. let's bring an expert on public health emerg

fox team coverage now, jeff paul standing by and los angeles newsroom and again lie for us in washington>> good evening to you, trays, to sad records tonight and most record of unemployment case with 3.3 million to be exact and now most coronavirus in the world if you believe the chinese about their numbers and here's the president about the american community. >> the people are going to get big checks. what happens to them is not their fault so we are doing -- were doing a lot of different things for health insurance and meetings on it today and were taking care of our people. if this is not their fault would happen to. if we are taking care and started off by sending them very big checks. >> all right, here's what the bill looks like, 1200 for adults, $2400 per couple, $500 per child and reduction for income over $75,000 annual payout for income over $99,000. whether or not you are employed or not. plus $500 billion for hard-hit industries and then another $100 billion for hospitals. the house is supposed to pass the bill later this morning by voice vote but it appears one republican p

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you're watching "cnn newsroom." i'm anna coren. travelers are in the middle of a travel nightmare across the united states. international o'hare in chicago, there are unimaginably long lines for hours and hours to get cdc screenings meant to ensure arriving passengers do not have symptoms of coronavirus. >>> well, the new u.s. travel restrictions on people at the european union have expanded to include the united kingdom and ireland beginning on monday. it does not apply to american citizens, but they must sel self-quarantine once back in the united states. there are now more than 220,000 infections worldwide and more than 2,000 deaths. spain is imposing a nationwide lockdown. people must stay home unless they're going to work, buy food, caring for a child or elderly person. france is closing all cafe, clubs, and theater. they're closing all plays that do not perform an essential function. >>> there's announced a combined 40 billion dollar plan and we're still in the middle of a price war. john defterios joins us from abu dhabi. ho

hello, this is bbc newsroom live.sn't spoken to them about coronavirus — despite the health secretary saying they are working with the industry. matt hancock said he's confident that food supplies in the country will not run out. there is absolutely no need for individuals to go round buying more than we need and in fact part of the response to this has to be us coming together. it comes as more than 140 british nationals are stranded on a cruise ship off san francisco, which is not being allowed to dock in the city after some passengers developed flu—like symptons. the best friend of dubai's princess latifa says she is pleased that a high court ruling has revealed the country's ruler abducted two of his daughters, and subjected his estranged wife to a campaign of intimidation. almost 100 allies of the home secretary priti patel have written a letter defending her, after a series of bullying allegations. it is time for sport. former england forward lianne sanderson says the england women's team have gone backwards in

he's live in our newsroom with more hi dad. well, you know i spoke with this woman who is a regular a person who goes on cruises all the time thisis sir 4 teens crews, but right now she is thrilled to be back on land or at least close to it. >>today's been joy s. as soon as we stopped we really were going to get come in in doc indiana resident, vicki fisher her husband are among those aboard the grand princess we just see out on rt. >>the golden gate bridge. this is video she shot as she headed to the port of oakland, though this is her 14th crews. she says she has never received a welcome like they did during the noon hour. thank plans the best part was when. >>the workers down there have to cross to the bay bridge were cheering r us mike welcome and i'm only call howler we were afraid you're going to be greeted with w a point this weekend when comments made by the president left are believing she and her fellow passengers would be left aboard ship i was efinitely worried when president trump she didn't want us to get out the

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you're watching "cnn newsroom." want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements- neuriva has clinically proven ingredients that fuel 5 indicators of brain performance. memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try neuriva for 30 days and see the difference. >>> we continue to look at different countries around the world and what's happening there. covid-19 cases have spiked dramatically in spain with more th than 5,000 new cases reported in one day bringing the number to 25,000, making it the third-hardest hit in the world behind china and italy. meantime, in the uk, the prime minister has issued a stark holiday warning. we're covering all of it, joined by hadas gold and al goodman in madrid. mother's day is something that will not be celebrated as usual there. >> no, natalie. today is technically mother's day for the united kingdom, but boris johnson issued that warning that the best gift you could give to your mother on mother's day is to stay away. it says stay away from mom. saying it's the best way to protect th

they go in and do what we used to call in the newsroom, know hits, runs and errors.appened. this was said. they wrap up their story and they kind of toss it to the pundits. and it seems to me like the pundits then run wild. >> you could have a story about likability. that just raises a question like, is elizabeth warren likable or likable enough? right. that perpetuates the bias and concern that voter voters might have around likeability in women. but you could have somebody who reports the story and says, as you did, likability is a different issue for women than it is for men. here's what the research shows. now let's have a conversation about that. i think for a viewer or a reader that calls out their own potential biases and how they might have thought differently about candidates without even re or do you think that candidates can lead that conversation and kind of make the change in society? >> i think that both can happen. and i think we spend too little time actually thinking about how important candidates and their teams are. i think they have a role in push

. >>> also just into the newsroom, a major announcement from the dmv that could leave many drivers scrambling tomorrow. >>> good evening, everyone. i'm jessica aguirre in the studio. >> and i'm raj mathai. some critical updates within the last two hours and a few changes that will be implemented tomorrow. sergio quintana joins us with the latest in san francisco. >> reporter: well, there is hospital groups, there are medical groups, and there are also fire departments that are trying to open more of these testing sites because they are trying to get a better grasp on the infections in the bay area. unfortunately some projections are not very promising. as medical professionals rush to test people and gear up for a surge in patients at hospitals, this week san jose deputy city manager kip harkness gave some grim predictions. >> our estimate is between 9,000 and 19,000 actual cases in santa clara county right now today. >> reporter: he delivered these estimates during a city council meeting using modeling of infections compiled by city data analysts. this is a slide from his presentation. the t