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down of the entire city of ny did it and already the schools and universities has been closing in much of it so a lot of people in my village have started to leave the country and have started to go home or started to go to to other regions so there's the sia that they're taking the virus with them. now do these new restrictions also affect forests war is still in spain. there is a lot of uncertainty around the church still what we know is that most tourists have left the city and most other cities and spain on the right and a lot of other tourists have canceled it so there are not so many tourists left in the country those ones that are left from my from my point of view and from what i can see on the streets they are still quite relaxed but of course there's a lot of uncertainty because a lot of airlines have also started to choke and so the connections already in the morning this has become obvious well we are still waiting for a spain's prime minister to actually and nouns these lockdown measures officially and he was supposed to speak several hours ago do you know what's behind th

let's welcome my next guest, ny school of medicine, your reaction to this.almost like biotech is a strategic national defense industry worldwide. great to see you. >> good to see you, too. i would say a couple things, i'm hopeful because there's so much investment in this area and it seems to be working together. there are two questions that need to be answered, first, the treatment killed the virus? second, will they save lives? which is more of a practical real-world scenario. the people who get it, recover somehow, either on their own or with help, we are focused on the people most at risk. those people die typically because either they are part is failing and being able to pump oxygenated blood to the brain or lungs are unable to put oxygen into the blood or other bacteria and fungus infections attacking a person while fighting the virus. elizabeth: we are seeing an 80% recovery rate, 20%, something like 15% nickel and 5% severe. we are seeing in south korea, 0.45% fatality rate. israeli scientists saying 0.3% fatality rate with israel. they are showing

and the internet american airlines is cutting 3 quarters of international flights through ny and grounding nearly all of its wide body jets and the trial of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been postponed by 3 months due to concerns about the coronavirus you're watching news from perlin coming up next the film looks at the future of europe through the eyes of some young visionaries i'll be back at the top of the hour and i forget the web site is there for all the latest at the dot com for now though i'm anthony how'd thanks for joining us. to go beyond the obvious. we're all about the stories that matter to. the country that will do whatever it takes. people are running now. 15 trillion. d.w. made from a.

doctors are saying that actually there's not really a ny are saying that actually there's not reallythat he would have given it to the queen. there's some sector acreage in that baby caught it from prince albert. —— some speculation that he caught it. i think that's certainly not a dead certain that there is any number of people that he would've come into contact with, he could have given it to them. hopes rise for virus test, 3.5 million test to be ordered within weeks. if they were, potentially the situation do you think? the prime minister said himself that these tests would be —— which show whether or not you've had the virus. we know that most people who have had coronavirus are then no longer so accessible to it and therefore you can tell if you had it. -- and therefore you can tell if you had it. —— so acceptable to it. you might be passing sin comes off as just a little call. the question of course is how many people don't know that they've had it and there been some studies in the last couple days suggesting that number might be a lot bigger than we think. these would be goo

. >> reporter: those 3500 passengers cannot go out onto thso ny of them are spending a lot of time in their rooms, watching movies, playing cards and doing arts and crafts. the ship was supposed to return to san francisco today, but now the passengers and crew members are awaiting word to see when and where the cruise ship will dock. the coast guard this morning loaded up more supplies to deliver to the grand princess. last night a coast guard helicopter delivered facemasks and other protective gear provided by princess cruises to the cruise ship and passengers have been asked again to stay inside their rooms while the captain awaits word from the cdc. we just heard from one couple about how they are passing their time. >> reading books and they put 100 movies on the television screen to choose from. there is not a lot you can do in 150 square feet. >> luckily we have a window, so that really helps. >> reporter: now 21 people have tested positive for the virus. we are told 19 of them are crewmembers and again they are awaiting an announcement to hear where the ship will go next. for n

i'm sure we will see reminders of those social distancing asures going around and where ny people areeady working from home and following the guidance put out to the country as a whole, butna extraor to have the prime minister can find , leading the response, but not coming intot dir contact with anyone and having to do everything remotely. >> the prime mister has the tests and prince charles -- spa king of tests, aftet of criticism, health workers are goingo start being tested in some not a moment too soon. >> we learned from the chief executive officer of england at said in a staff -- nhs staff, he would be tested next week in identified groups thatould be test routinelyintensive care uns, staff, critical care nurses and doctorsncnd also ambuschuurs as well and as you suggest, that is something that staff have been calling for for some time with no routine testing in the u.k. beyond those withymptoms who are potentially the most severely at risk. that is my welcome news for pele working in the nhs and something that others will be calling for some time. exactly how ey will be edadmi

because of coronavirus, i am seeing many because of coronavirus, i am seeing ma ny eve nts because ofelled. it affects everything. you can see, there is no children here. they are getting scared. the coronavirus outbreak is starting to impact economies in the middle east. the uae is the main hub for trade and entertainment in the region with many local businesses relying on trade fairs to drive revenues. their concern is the longer the situation persists, the more challenging would be the recovery. that is it for the asia business report. i'm sharanjit leyl stop thank you for watching. some breaking news. a man has been shot dead by police in westminster. it follows an incident which is not being treated as terror—related. this is according to the metropolitan police. we will keep you updated. in other news, boris johnson has been visiting a town in worcestershire which was badly hit by recent flooding. hello. i'm boris. in a town at risk of flooding for generations, any message of reassurance from westminster is welcome. residents, still counting the cost of the winter storms, finall

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now that they're on theirway to travis air force base are going to be quarantined for 14 days with as ny as severa100 other californians. theresa kron 4 news. >>organizers for one bay area event say they will not cancel despite concerns over the coronavirus outside lands music festival begins sellin tickets next week. but the event which is held golden gate park in san francisco. does not happen until august. e other large music festival south by southwest in austin texas cancel for year due to the coronaviruand the fact that attendees willbe flying in from all over the world and another popular music festil which is held in california coachella is poponing until later in the year. no changes have been made to the men's college basketball tournamt known as march madness. that's according to the end thnc dole a president. the nationacoegiate athletic association appointed talk about options for the too popular tournament. after weighinthose recommendations with guidance from the centers for disease control and decided to play the games as s planned, but they admit those plans could change

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"ny state is now virtually tied with italy.h have around 105 confirmed cases per 100 thousand residents. and it's worth bearing in mind, ny state is less densely populated than italy, and is two weeks behind italy." the governor of new york has warned that the number of cases was doubling every three days and the peak of the infection could come in two to three weeks. here's the mayor of new york bill de blasio. this is my appeal again to the federal government to ensure that we get a lot more, we need thousand more ventilators here in new york city to stay ahead of the curve of the disease and to save lives that can be saved. away from new york some clinics in the us have warned they face closure because they are running out of equipment including masks and surgical gowns. one of them is the open cities community health center in minnesota. community health centres are essential front line providers. and the response, preparation and prevention of covert dean. as you are well aware it has cause a widespread shorted of personal

. >> ny us one of the schools that's had students graduate early and go on ahead.happening in your medical school community and what are your peers saying? >> i'm a third-year medical student and we have not been in clinical settings for the past few weeks, and it's unclear what that -- what our role will look like in the clinical settings. we don't have as much skills as a fourth-year medical student. fourth-year medical students are out there and there has not been discussions about early graduation and i think that ny us considering that because the pandemic is a lot bigger over there, but this is, you know, definitely not something that we can predict and not sure what the future is like, but we're hoping that we can continue in the way that we have been. >> well, as i mentioned when we were getting ready to talk to you in the broadcast, there is so much here that the obviously stra tra j so tragic and sad and scary for people in the world. you stepped up and did something in the world you didn't have to do which makes you great for the profession you're enteri

say that request is she has the ability to access million frankly deployed out >>fashion he chooses ny. democratic assemblyman phil ting represent san francisco where a cruise ship carrying a ad of sick passengers could ck in the coming days, the governor saysthe executive order allows the administration to identify ste land and property that could be used to take care of those at risk people he to go somewhere be much better to. >>to be in a place with excellent health care. >>and to be as some otherpart of the country where maybe our hospitals facilities aren't quick to handle these types of situations the situion constantly evolving in california where more cases in patients are under watch every day in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news in a city where fatal drug overdoses are skyrocketing you know e idea of giving people who use drugs the equipment they need to get high may seem. >>counter for story. kelly who went along with members of the glide memorial church harm reduction outreach team who say. >>what they're doing help save lives. >>the members of this street outreach tea

restrictionsn movement meet ny are staying home.or now it seems most are .respecting the rul you can see how the measures are affecting daily life. pharmacies are only allowing customers in one at a time. at the next-door cafÉs, tables must be a meter apart. they close at 6:00 p.m. you see the children's playground over there is closed, as are schools and universities, cinemas, theaters, so many other venues. several airlines have stopped flights en route, a concern for brenda and andrew, book to travel to manchester tomorrow. their hotel here is shutting on friday for lack of customers. >> worried about the disease. we areaking l precautions that we can. about goi worried home, ether we will -- our flight will still get us home. mark: police have a new target, traffickers of hand gel and face masks, trying to make a huge profit, like price to drugs in these dystopian times. jane: b in south korea, t has gained exclusive access to country's rear labs where they are testing thousands of coronavirus swabs an david the country is proce

. >>> this afternoon, president trump announcing a major develop ny development in testing. live in santa clara with these new developments. >> reporter: well, today, president trump applauded abbott labs for developing a new test that he called lightning fast. now, the fda has already determined that it is going to give emergency authorization to the pharmaceutical company to produce a portable coronavirus test that will enable health care providers to find out in just five minutes if a patient has covid-19. >> anti-has stated they will deliver 50,000 tests each day. even before development, we've been doing more tests than any country in the world. >> reporter: anti-hopes to produce up to 5 million test as moflt normally it would have taken ten months to approve a test but abbott's test received approval in just four weeks under an emergency use authorization. the test is portable and soits a small platform about the size of a toaster. and because of its compact size, kit easily be delivered to any health care provider. that means you may see in it your local doctor's offi

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with that, i will open it up to ny questions you may have. reporter: i'd like to follow up on your last comment, i've fleard a number of teachers that many teachers are working harder right now have you heard of those stories and where is that to that information, anything specifically motivate your comments? governor noem: it does, it's been amazing to me from people across the state of south dakota that are telling not only our teachers delivering instructional plans to student bus many of them are tailoring them to the individual child's needs. so many children at home are getting notes or getting information to kids that -- that is specific for them. which i think is really special thing that they're doing above and beyond just getting out assignments. so these teachers are committed to their students, i think we've always known they love these kids, care about their future, want to make sure they don't fall behind no matter what is going on in our state and country. reporter: can you tell us about the positive cases? governor noem: we ha

th government, they did not give wanted to he, that they would move to a poi where huaweive do not nynvolvement in the 5g network. it is just not enough for those conservatives.mber ros: i'm ros atkins with "outside source" in the bbc newsroom. leou story, the number of cases of coronavirus around the world continues to rise. witaly is tst affected country outside of china. 631 deaths and now more than 10,000 cases. ofwhy is the ratesting for the coronavirus so much lower in the u.s. than in some other countries? this weekend president trump said this. pres. trump: anybodyhat needs a test get the test. they have the tests, and the tests are beautiful. ros: going to hear from vice president pence, who already said this. vice pres. pence: we don't have demandcipate will be meet what going forward. s: but then look at this, the columnist and histoan max boot sayingmy son played basketball with a friend who has 104-degree fever. do he have coronavirus? no one knows because no one can get tested." herote this article in "the washington post." south korea h00 conducted 20tests. he cites "th

four elementary school students helped their pig ny goat, stolen from napa's youth farm, ag uth farm, last month, and once the story was told in the local newspaper, dozens of strangers started donating money. the farmer has enough money to buy new goats and have the extra money left over. >> there were four robbers and they took four pygmy goats. and then they're giving me a new one that would very to feed with a bottle, a baby bottle. >> a cute little boy there. >> i love it. >> and that was the ag for you, that's what we need to correct, it is the ag for you, for kids to raise animals, for kids who don't have space at their home and most kids don't, and they plan to get new goats in the next couple of weeks. >> a good take career. >> good life lessons there, too. >>> what a beautiful day to be feeding goats. we have sunshine again, but not going to last all week. >> major changes. >> coming our way. >> once we hit this weekend, you guys. and also, looking even better, as we head into next week, for some additional rainfall. let's bring you into the microclimate forecast right now.

not ast thing i'll say is, nly do we not sanction any of global entity ny sanction global assistance, the united states has worked in every one of those places to provide that assistance. get assistance into north korea. we made offers of assistance to iran. ou'll recall when we first began, we worked diligently in venezuela to get humanitarian assistance to the venezuelan well. as no. the united states understands this is a humanitarian challenge, a humanitarian we're deeply committed to ensuring the humanitarian assistance gets to countries.of those we care more often about the people in those countries than do.r own leaders that's sad. that's a reflection of those regimes too often. we're e reason, in fact, working to help those people raise up in their countries so they can get a better outcome for themselves as well. sir. reporter: same question. right.ry pompeo: all you're testing my patience. no worries. military bases in iraq escalated lately. u.s. have any reaction soon? your reaction to and ttack on saudi arabia ow they are confronting disinformation against the u.s. during

many ma ny eve nts many events have been cancelled. so it is not much fun. those fears continue about the impact of the global coronavirus outbreak on markets around the world. let's ta ke let's take a look at how they are performing. asian markets open here and we take a look at japan's nikkei. it is down near 196. japan's nikkei. it is down near 1%. it continues to lurk around six lows. we know the, all of this, has been dennis are in for a second we now from the coronavirus concerns. we saw the impact of latest figures on the impact of latest figures on the weekend on manufacturing in china will stub bets on a plunge in activity as the country deals of the —— that saw a plunge in activity. that is impacting sentiment here in asia. let's take a look at last week. last week, we saw some $5 trillion wiped off global markets. this was really the worst performance in a lot of global markets since 2008, the height of the global crisis. we saw. . . height of the global crisis. we saw... really dramatic declines as, of course, investors taking all of these worrie

also been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic the french open tennis tournaments been shifted from ny to set and european football's governing body. confirmed that the euro 2020 tournament will be postponed until next year it's also old other men's and women's competitions on hold has been holding meetings with clubs and member associations today and hopes that postponing euro 2020 means domestic leagues will be able to play into may and june and complete them missing this season minimizing the financial impact of clubs . from jonathan crane from deja vu sports welcome jonathan so you wait for a decision in a nutshell what's behind it well i think they've basically realized such a tournament in the current climate is totally unrealistic they've seen the piling up of fixtures in the domestic leagues they've said it's more important to help the domestic leagues try to finish the season i think they will say want to ease the burden on the 12 countries to host this tournament they will get their chance in 2021 to run the 11th of june to the 11th of july now as we said you have his decisio

by president trump and his kids are banned from receiving any his kids are banned from receiving a nynts from this huge stimulus package. that's designed to make it impossible for the president to channel any of this taxpayer money into trump—branded resorts and hotels. there are questions whether this — and the fact he's hinged his re—election in november on a booming economy — could be a factor in him calling for the lockdown to end afterjust 15 days. here he is. easter is a special day for many reasons, for me, for a lot of our friends it's a very special day. and what a great timeline this would be. easter as our timeline. what a great timeline that would be. this despite the fact there are more than 55,000 cases in the us with the number of deaths at almost 900. the who has warned the us could become the virus‘s next epicentre and new york's governor warned the illness is spreading faster than "a bullet train". let's go back to anthony. it seems the president is incredibly optimistic given what we are seeing in reality the figures coming especially from new york state. in reality

considers rivals return his cousin ny if who was once head of military intelligence one very close to the americans and he was the one that cooperated with the united states in signing terrorism's arabia for many years and a few other princes now they're in house arrest but this strategy to isolate these very key figures in the kingdom and then to announce this policy it seems to me that he's really challenging the united states more than anyone else and. i'm wondering if this is blackmail to get. drum to do something political terms in the region. i don't we don't bring much about iran anymore on wednesday i believe the. there was a strike an american base in iraq where 2 american servicemen were killed and the british soldiers well will that have any implication as it did in. the late december against iran is. trying to get the united states to do more in iran threatening these kind of economic weapons. looked at all those scenarios and again there is he so man must be a total gambler because there and knowing why because he he himself probably cannot come up with explain the logic

this is about limiting as much as possible any limiting as much as possible a ny co nta ct limiting as possible any contact outside of home. across france, people will be able to go out only for essential activities. we are at war, a health war. we are not fighting an army, nor another nation, but the army is here at. invisible and making progress. this way is our general mobilisation. thousands of police officers will be deployed to make sure that people abide by the lockdown measured. as of tuesday, france's land borders will be closed. so too will the entire external european union water. no travel into the eu from outside. the german chancellor angela merkel has added to her country's existing measures banning religious services and telling people to cancel any travel plans, both within germany and abroad. translation: we will close bars, clubs, discos, theatres, concert halls and museums. fairs, exhibitions, gambling venues fairs, exhibitions, gambling venues and similar institutions will also be closed. over the border in poland, a ban is already in place on international air and

degrees of the number of defection and this is the due to decisional it were made between the 8 in the ny of march and then the after with a lockdown of the entire eatery these means that probably we would see a decrease over the next few days i believe that probably those 2 days yesterday that it before yesterday and probably today we will see does drop and old fully would be nice for the next few days but when is going to end this is very difficult to predict right now probably we need 1015 more days to you know to be sure that everything is ok so there is some progress but you have to wait and see how things develop at the same time when you're asking about some news that we saw today coming out of barack i'm aware mayor told the press there that i should have death toll in that region could be something like 4 times higher than the original figure because there are a lot of people who have died outside of the hospital without being tested so is that true i mean what can you tell us about that. i believe that. it was in the very good water air is due mainly to the fact that these are v

of the road robi roads are off to a great start, you know yesterday inned out early because not as nyple are on the road because of the coronavirus or staying at hme so we'll see if that happens again today yeah can are off the road yet again we he to go and everybody else and work from and on the weather fnt john what more like yesterday. what are we looking at so we do have a few sinkles this morning guys so they're all in the south i missed something yeah, i knw in our north bay area's asi promised you yesterday staying nicend dry as is most of the bay area but talking to you about yesterday that has that potential sprinkles

and the contract, but the buyers then left and my count down just a bit just to make make it on csi ny can afford that right now. >>lane says he's also been tracking the stores that are out of hand sanitizer and white every place i've marked. they've been out their hand sanitizers he made this interactive map red marker show which stores had run dry this week, i'm thinking the whole city is going to be on hand sanitizer at this point in time right now. lane says of more schools were businesses closed due to the virus that's a worry as well just to put a on monday as a plus people are going to want to go out because they're so scared to go out. >>it's going to hurt on everybody business right everybody, including myself drive. >>wow real sign of our times net that was jennifer dowling reporting for us tonight jensen says that year he considers his car to be his office and so he wiped down after every right. that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you for being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight for kron 4 news. >>at 9 in prime time ken wayne and pam moore here now they fin

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but we did speak to ny me about why she decided to weigh in on the debate and what she's hoping to change. most people on the site of climate alarmism if you will label us the climate deniers and that is a term that i really dislike because it sounds like we don't really look into the science we don't do our research we just hate the planet and just wanted to strike this and we're just selfish and ignorant and that's not what we're about we're about being scientific skeptics and looking into more sensible yet ways to improve the environment and to be more in line with our values when it comes to interacting with nature and so yeah that's what climate realism is about it's about scientific skepticism and having more discussions in the scientific spirit was a german media outlet that started this thing in the 1st place and it was to. portray me as kind of this evil anti-christ on the left on the right and i really just like that but then i thought let's just have fun with it and let's just claim this label and well if the media wants to portray us anti-graft of them go ahead but you don't s

whiskey, the border collie who recognises the names of her many who recognises the names of her ma nyames of her many toys dash the numbers of dead and wounded defied belief. this the worst terrorist atrocity on european soil in modern times. in less than 2a hours then the soviet union lost an elderly sick leader and replaced him with a dynamic figure 20 years his junior. we heard these gunshots in the gym. then he came out through a fire exit and started firing at our huts. god, we were all petrified. james earl ray, aged 41, sentenced to 99 years and due for parole when he's 90, travelled from memphis jail to nashville state prison in an eight—car convoy. paul, what's it feel like to be married at last? it feels fine, thank you. what are you going to do now? is it going to change your life much do you think? i don't know really. i've never been married before. welcome back. good to have you with us on bbc news. the latest headlines: the number of cases of coronavirus in italy are still rising, with the country effectively on lockdown. in the united states, new york's governor has an

ny okay. >> reporter: as f you have seen, some of the world's music superstars have been broadcasting performances from their homes. it started with coldplay's chris martin on monday, followed by l joend on tuesd. and then came death cab for cutie's ben gibbard. >> ♪ i wanted to walk through the empty reets ♪ and feel somethi constant under my feet. ♪ >> reporter: for fans of these stars, v closest they will come to a live music performance in the foreseeable future.li everything else, the music industry has ground to a near halt witivh fes and tours cancelled across the world. and that has only increased the anxieties for the thousands whok n an industry that has only recently srted to recover from a digital revolution that devalued rorded music and made live performance the only way most musicians can make a living. >> i think, at thipoint, we're not expecting any live shows to be happening across the states until maybe late june. >> reporter: zena white is a naging director of partisan records, a small independent label with offices in brooklyn and london. one of their acts, the br

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ny state put out a massive thoughtful set in 2015. italians have drafted a set based on their current experience. but every hospital follows essentially its own guidelines. >> we're trying to save the greatest number of lives possible. so, in some cases, these guidelines would really shift radically the way we work and put both patients and doctors and families in the terrible position of saying, 11'we can't do what you would want. >> dr. tia powell is director of bioethics at montefiore medical center in ny. >> and the basic goal is to divide people into three large categories. one, the lucky group. you'll have a very mild case. you might feel miserable, but you're not in danger. the group that you're looking for in a hospital is the group that is very sick and that actually may die without actually may die withoutcritical care resources. but if we can get them those resources they have a good chance of pulling through. the third group is the most unlucky. that's people with a terrible prognosis, people for whom even with critical ca

notice that we will be launching a new company called scotland that we will be launching a new com pa nyill be launching a new company called scotland cares which encourages people to volunteer if they're in a position to do so and make it easier for them to they're in a position to do so and make it easierfor them to register their interest in doing so. from tomorrow, to take part in register interest as a volunteer, people should go to the ready scotland dot org website where they can choose one of the following options. if you area one of the following options. if you are a returning health care service worker you will be directed to information about the arrangements currently in place in nhs scotland. if you want to volunteer more generally to help the nhs, or the wider response, we will give you information about becoming a community reserve volunteer. we are very grateful to one of the partners we are working with, the red cross, who will be coordinating community reserve all in tears across the country on the site will also provide formation about volunteering opportunities in ex