number one, what is chuck norris' real name? a, charles. b, carlos.lliam. >> b, carlos. >> i was going to say b. i guess i'll go with william. >> should have stuck with zohreen, it's carlos. back at lackland air force base in 1958, a guy in the barracks gave carlos the nickname chuck and it stuck ever since. question number two, which republican candidate did chuck appear in commercials with back in 2007 and 2008? a certain arkansas senator. >> arkansas senator? >> give us a hint. >> let's go to a clip, how about that? >> my plan is to secure the border, two words. >> mike huckabee, that's him. >> of course. >> that was embarrassingly long for a couple of journalists, that was bad. >> mike huckabee was a governor. >> what did i say? >> senator. >> i apologize. nine years of "walker, texas ranger," several movies and a lifetime record karat 183 wins, chuck entered the fashion game in the '80s making what? cowboy boots, flannel shirts, fashion jeans? >> c for sure. >> i want it to be cowboy boots. >> it is action jeans because they could withstand the s

activated them, they know that they are going to be activated, the general of the national guard, general norris, can be in charge of getting them ready. we do want to exempt from anybody who may be called up . first responders or anybody involved in the health-care profession, because they need to be on the front lines making sure that we are providing all the health care that is needed for those who may contract covid-19. with that said, i do want to open up our discussion with both doctors as well as ceo's of these hospitals in the state of texas. and we will be asking the cameras to leave the room at this time. we will be talking to you shortly. , i have been working with all of our health superstars. they have been feeding me all kinds of information, as well as our great general hoyer, with our national guard. we have a real plan. we developed a plan of preparedness. from that, a plan of action. the plan to be ready is this terrible virus getting closer and closer to our shores. time.a serious just moments before i was able to come on tonight and talk with you, our health officials came to

kathryn norris trent in paris, dillia gallagher in rome for us. the numbers keep adding up, too many to count. it just is getting worse and italy is trying to clamp down. >> reporter: that's right, natalie, 4,032 people have died. that is the latest count from yesterday. a total of 47,000 cases total. on the high death toll, we have a report from the ministry of health which gives a kind of picture of those people that have died. that report says the average age is 80 years old and 98% of them are one or more underlying health conditions. that report also says the average age of those who get the disease in italy is 63. and that's compared to 46 years of age in china. so, we have a kind of picture, at least, in this early stage of those patients who have died, the suggestion being, of course, that italy has a large elderly population and that is playing a role in that large death rate. we don't have the answers on it because we're in the midst of the crisis. and the real focus is getting doctors up to the northern regions to help relieve the press

thank you. >>> we want to turn to katherine trent-norris. she's in paris for us. what's the situation there? >> reporter: well, natalie, this weekend is the first weekend in france under lockdown. and french authorities have signaled they are going to be cracking down on anyone trying to flout the rules and leave their house for anything apart from essential business. they've signaled they're going to be stepping up checks in train stations and at airports, warning people not to go on holiday, not to be tempted to go away for a weekend. they've ruled some parks and other public places, no access zones. the areas along the banks of the river seine are out of bounds as at the eiffel tower. we had seen quite a few people going for a jog or walk. that is authorize under the terms of frantz's confine -- france's confinement. public authorities in france consider it to be too much. there are too many people on the streets. they are seeking to tighten measures up. troops are going to be brought in to back up french police in carrying out these controls. they're going to

catherine norris-trent joins us. tell us about the cases that have prompted this action. >> hello there, anna. yes. there was a big spike on saturday in france. 4,500 case. they're only testing those with severe symptoms and now 91 deaths from the coronavirus confirmed here in france. and these led the french government on saturday to announce sweeping new restrictions. all cafes, restaurants, bars, and theaters ordered closed as of midnight on saturday. that took a lot of people by surprise. many were still out in the streets of paris enjoying a drink or a meal on the restaurant terraces here. when that announcement was made, they gave them four hours before the shutdown. it's hitting home now th, the severity of the situation. all schools, universities, and kindergartens will be closed now. there's a real feeling that this shutdown is much more widespread here in france. all shops that are deemed to be selling nonessential items such as food and medicines are also closed too. so we're entering a new phase. france i

they close the front door from twenty fourth conference norris trends it's been taking. a closer look at the situation in one corner of the french capital. and this is her report from that. this is usually one of the most bustling and busy neighborhoods of paris belleville. in the northeast of the french capital in usually the streets around me are absolutely packed with people going about their daily lives and thahat definitely is not the case on day two. of france's coronavirus locked down there at the streets of virtually empty the market here usually we it's really difficult to walk through there in a few stores up and running. on the customer's off you and far between as well. there are people out and about on the ststreets buying shopping that's one of the things they are still allowed to do you want to the french government rules of most of those i have spoken to you. do you have the paperwork the declaration that that they have to show it to police saying why is that. and about the name and address and one of the few reasons why that authorized to be on the stree

now for more on a life in a lock down we can go across and to our corresespondent katherine anne norris strand- who is in that belvita neighborhood off paris- and we can go across to her now catherine a lot off camaraderie out in paris tonight. yeah you had that the clamping the chairing the calls home king on the streets. here that are out of the race and this is a daday here. nowow every evening at eieight pm french people under lockckdown. and they come to tht window is that balconies andnd they cheer up and they approved and they showedd solidarity. with the m medical wororkers hospitalal workers dococtors nus who are on the front lines. of phone system so i c can stand carino virus and you can hear that there reaeally is a lot of participation looking around i could see. really one of my neighbors the last thing on the clothing like that and i think it's also a way for people to have something positive. to do well they all stuck inside for most of the day because this is a new day three of france's looked down but- for a lot of people i think that. the tone is already starting to s

r. reporter kathleen norris trent has this rereport. in the turkish greek border. this is the river whichch s separates greece from kentucky on this. highly contentious border amid the yet migrant crisis here.e. just around a hundred meters away on the other side of the river. is greasy europeann union territory and it's from this point we knoww that many of the migrants have been. attemptingg to cross the river on small dingy is here. many of them arrested by. greek policice officers on that border not this supposed until very recently a big migrant camp and it has just been. bulldozed by turkish authorities that tryinig toto clear up makeseshift comesn this. border a area. telling people i the go to greece we'll gogo back to istanbul and they'e provididing buses to. transport the migrants. the situationon is still very tense at the border in the main at. border passage at pausasa coolly just around thirty kilomometers north o of e that still several thousand peoplele camping outut that.t. y of them saying they didn't want toto leave and i've been tensio. up again

sportscaster is and sideline reporter pam oliver turns 59 sharon stone is 62 and action-packed actor chuck norrisit says he turns 80 years old today but we all know rruck nois decide how old he >>> right now at 4:30 a growing coronavirus across the bay area. on your left santa clara county takes action becoming the first in the nation to ban large events. and on your right something the world is watching unfold, the live report on what's next for the passengers who left the "grand princess" cruise ship and those still stuck onboard in the port of oakland. >>> and good morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. developments in the coronavirus outbreak are changing by the hour. here in the crisis center with the latest on what you need to know this tuesday. first there are

and also i'm joined by chris norris, director of policy & practice at the national landlord associatione certainly welcome the government present offering and the fact that they are belatedly getting around to recognising this is an important sector so yes, landlords have concerns about this and concerns for their own health as well as castro and their businesses. but this is certainly a step in the right direction in terms of the mortgage support. —— as well as cash flow. vicky your immediate reaction?” think this is a step in the right direction but i do wonder about enforcement and how we stop how illegal infections make it legal infections are not supposed to happen but we know that they already do but i would like to see more detail on this. when you say by other means, some people will not know what you mean, can you specify? a piece of legislation we are waiting for the government to put forward on ending section 21 infections and no—fault evictions. and what we worry about with that is if that goes through, landlords can just put the rent up and that is another way of evicting s

out of context but i heard you say that you are not particularly keen on supporting russian insurer norris partially because of how bad you think the situation in the country is at the moment the situation of the floor you know economic freedoms media freedoms. russia found in america and canada why not here well we're not really investing in europe at all right we are fairly small organization and we're very focused now returns and so the way we generate higher turnout is by getting to know the founders and so just graphically we invest in areas where we have partners. i didn't have that many russian speaking founders but i would say at this point if anything else i'm learning to sort of use my. core strength and i have another partner no that's russian speaking from lithuania. and i think we'll be investing probably in more not less from russia but as far as people building businesses here it's very far from sure i mean i think it's probably harder to build a big global company in russia and your odds of making the world greater better place greater if you actually. risk open practive pe

want a scientific herring and in a letter to the director general they accuse the watchdog of it norrie that work. inspect to be annoyed tried on many occasions to meet with you you may also know open haps not that these requests were all denied the reason given by a senior official was it's my role to protect the director general you will never get to speak with him and if you try to go around me to get him there will be consequences letters to the director of the global chemical weapons watchdog courtesy of the gray zone project there the latest development in a ping pong exchange of correspondence between david and goliath whistleblowers and the o.p.c. w. inspector in i have tried to resolve our concerns with you in private however this saga has unfortunately escalated to a point where we are now publicly portrayed as adversaries inspectors are now being smeared as the into this is of these values for nothing more than daring to speak out the smearing started back in february with a report in response to what the organization called a breach of confidentiality leaks that casts doubt

doctor zoe norris, a couple of difficult questions.g/self—isolation? will i be able to visit him while he is going through chemotherapy? people are facing big decisions and this makes things more difficult.“ he has anyone else at home with him, i would advise she does not visit and let that other person who is sharing the household be looking after him and does not go and see him. if, however, he is on his own, then she probably inevitably is going to need to go in for a practical point of view —— from a practical point of view —— from a practical point, and observing all of the things we have spoken about closely and particularly hand hygiene and trying to socially distance as much as possible and it's very difficult with chemotherapy because some patients sail through it and others really struggle and do need some support so very difficult but i thinkjust being sensible as she can and if she does not need to be there, then staying away would be the best thing. our last one is from tom and rebecca. they say: our baby girl was born sun

catherine norris-trent, great to have you on the ground. thanks for the update. >>> there's been a lockdown. strict measures now in place have emptied the once busy streets of madrid. journalist al has our report. with the restrictions the capital is like a ghost town. this gourmet food market which would normally be packed is closed like all the other bars and restaurants in town, but it does make it easy to get one of these tuctucs. madrid is the hardest hit with more than half of spain's cases and fatalities. prime minister pedro sanchez wants to slow down the pace of new infections that officials say could overwhelm hospitals. under the state of emergency starting late saturday, the government banned people from leaving their homes except for a few essential activities. they can still go to food stores and pharmacies, but they'd have to go alone. people can go to work, but driving must be only for essential activities, not for leisure. this man out shopping for food is a medical doctor and cancer specialist. i am reasonably concerned, h

. >> norrie oelkers: and we had children coming in for screening with brown bags over their head. they're never allowed to leave their house unless they have a bag on their heads. >> kathy majette: some children don't live, because they have problems with eating, and drinking, and die of malnutrition. >> mel: and they see us as their last resort. >> dr. jill gora: every child deserves a fair chance at life, >> peggy stillman: it may only take an hour to do something that will change their lives forever. >> noreen kessler: and you just see a whole new person,

journalist catherine norris joins us from paris. give us a sense of these restrictions and how they're going to unfold and what pareesians might think about it all. >> yeah, michael, france is entering a new frayphase. all cafes, bars, restaurants, theater, cinemas are closed down. all apart from non-essential stores such as food shops or drugstores or pharmacies are now ordered closed. that came after a bit of a shock announcement from the french prime minister eduard philippe. a lot of people were out enjoying a meal, enjoying a drink, not taking seriously some of the advice from the government to keep their c distance from others. there was a budding nightlife in paris on saturday night and the prime minister appeared on television telling people they should romaiemain indoors. they shouldn't get together in groups like this. and the ban has come in force. this is hitting home in france, about how serious this could be. france has entered what it calls stage three of dealing with coronavirus. that means it is actively circulating

kennedy: happy birthday to a martial artist and actor chuck norris.ip. this is a topical storm. topic number one, yea, let's begin with a rare sighting in south carolina. [laughter] i am not talking about a full set of teeth. caught on tape a rare albino deer drops through a neighborhood. that thing is a wider than a bernie sanders of voter. residents are finding over and i haven't seen anything this white since the democrat debate. politicians already taking strong positions on this deer. aoc calling for it to be killed to prevent it from barding which is also. [laughter] i just can't say it. i didn't do that. [laughter] i miss her. bernie sanders once i confiscate it, just like the rest of our dough, get it. joe biden thanks this is my sister, and my wife. [laughter] yes. albinism' albino is him is called by a low level or absence of melanin which is similar to a finding of billy joel concert. experts say albino deer like this one are extremely rare, but they are probably better medium rare, don't you think? only one in 30,000 deer are the shade of

there, we're very close, and this season on "better call saul", which just started, we'll see dean norrisre coming back, more people coming back into the world, and i think they're going to tell the story of what happens after the "breaking bad." >> jimmy: interesting. is there any chance that at the end of "better call saul", you will go back further into time like jimmy in sixth grade or something like that? >> they were talking about a prenatal version of the show. >> jimmy: how many times have you been nominated for a emmy for this show? >> like four. >> jimmy: is this annoying to you? >> well, i got into this gig for the same reason olivier did, for the awards. >> jimmy: the awards. >> and not just to get nominated. i'm kind of mad. i want to sue somebody, but i don't know who to sue. but you know what i thought, jimmy, i need to make a feature film about somebody from history who's really important. >> jimmy: yes. >> really important. >> jimmy: yes. >> you've got to give that guy the award, right? >> jimmy: right. >> so i found this character whose work you will all be familiar with

is it possible he thought he was talking to chuck norris? i don't know.hen today in houston briiden h another senior moment riflg the declaration of independence 37. >> fight for the proposition we find these truths to be self-evident. sounds corny. think about it. we hold these truths to be self-evident. all men and women created by -- you know -- you know the thing. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know the thing. and believe it or not, joe biden is now officially the youngest man running for the democratic nomination. for real. so tom steyer -- amy klobuchar dropped out. tom steyer and mayor pete all dropped out. so i guess we learned how to pronounce buttigieg for nothing. pete buttigieg was an important candidate, the first openly gay front-runner for a major party and also the first candidate to dress like he worked at office max every single day. [ laughter ] mayor pete is expected to go back to his job working as a mannequin at gap kids. and one of the two billionaires in this race, tom steyer, the poor one, tom steyer dropped out to spend more time exp

the drivers took part in the east sports version of the bahrain grand prix mikko holcomb big landon norrisand. all got behind the virtual wheel but it was a formula 2 driver china's one usu who won and one of the world's richest horse races has been called off to the dubai world cup had been due to take place behind closed doors on the 28th of march. i'll see you later for more sports news. thanks so much he said well that's it for main astounded at this news and i'll be back in just a moment with more of the day's news to stay with us on notice there. april on al-jazeera. countries are imposing drastic measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you all the latest developments from around the world pulse and untold stories from across asia pacific one i want east bring you in fact from the wealth my spotlight is retained as the democratic presidential race narrows how will the corona virus outbreak impact the u.s. election campaign and get the country investigated where palin kept group of independent journalists and becky well in the global fight against faith in the u.s. wi

and coronavirus hits the heart of government as the health minister, dean norris, reveals she has testedive and is self isolating. harvey weinstein arrives in court in new york for sentencing for sexual assault and rape. this is afternoon live. i am live at the trinity walk shopping centre in wakefield. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has unveiled a £30 billion package to help the economy get through the coronavirus outbreak. in the last hour, the number of uk coronavirus uk is —— cases rose to 456, up 83 injust the coronavirus uk is —— cases rose to 456, up 83 in just the last 84 hours. delivering his first budget, rishi sunak said he would abolish business rates for many firms, extensive pay and boost nhs funding. the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said ten yea rs the labour leaderjeremy corbyn said ten years of cuts would make it harder to respond to coronavirus. all this on the day that the bank of england cut the base interest rate toa england cut the base interest rate to a quarter of i%. let's look in more detail at the key measures in the budget. to combat the hardship caused by the cor

we'rejoined now by dr zoe norris, who is a gp in east yorkshire.orking for some reason. that might be because they have a particular sort of cancer, certain types of leukaemia and blood cancers. it might be because of medication that they'd been given by us so that could be patients who are actively undergoing chemotherapy or radiotherapy at the moment. or who are taking a variety of medicines to suppress other conditions. so there will be more detail in there. what i would say is a lot of these patients are probably already aware that they fall into this group because they are cancelled quite carefully when they start these treatments but if you receive one of those letters please, please, please take it seriously. what does it mean for people who live with them as well? should they be extra careful? absolutely. these patients are particularly high risk, we would strongly suggest anyone sharing a household with these patients also isolate themselves because the risk of picking something up if you go out to the shops and bringing it back into the h

if california breaks late for norris like liott the rest of super tuesday states doing, i think we'reen. steve scully with more results. steve: susan, getting some numbers from minnesota, of is a state that amy klobuchar had hoped to win. withdrew from the race yesterday traveling to dallas to endorse joe biden. we carried it live last night. former vice president joe biden just over y lead at 42% followed by senator bernie elizabeth warren at 13.7% and michael bloomberg at 10.3%. mentioned earlier, the networks have called colorado bernie sanders nxt tennessee with 26% of the vote in, former vice president joe lead is holding on to a just over 30%, 24% for senator michael bloomberg crossing that threshold getting 22.2% and elizabeth warren at 9.4%. we keep going back to much atsetts because so stake for senator warren and speculation, will she stay in race or withdraw, if she does not win the massachusetts primary. according to the latest numbers, they're on our c-span.org. susan: next up is mike in sun who is your nia, candidate? i'm a president trump, teacher, cial service i vote a

understand this, and that is from the very beginning, we have been working in collaboration with general norris, who is in charge of the texas national guard, and that dates back to january. so the national guard has been involved in this process from the beginning, it's just at this particular point in time, i want to fully activate the national guard, but no national guard need to be deployed at this time. we just want to make sure that we have activated them, they know that they are going to be activated, the general of the national guard, general norris, can be in charge of getting them ready. we do want to exempt from anybody who may be called up . first responders or anybody involved in the health-care profession, because they need to be on the front lines making sure that we are providing all the health care that is needed for those who may contract covid-19. with that said, i do want to open up our discussion with both doctors as well as ceo's of these hospitals in the state of texas. and we will be asking the cameras to leave the room at this time. we will be talking to you shortly.