many of them are manufactured by owens & minor. many of the things we're doing and delivering happily to places that were not able to get it. done by owens & minor. you're making 29 million masks a month. that's more than you're doing here. can you take that? i don't think. so that won't last long, right? think of that. 29 n-95 masks per month and that's going to be very shortly. next, my administration is taking action to modernize the stockpiles during this crisis. admiral and his team built a cutting-edge system that allows the federal government to integrate seamlessly with our nation's largest distributors to procure, produce and deliver astonishing quantities of supplies where they're needed the most. we have an incredible system. hope we're not going to need it. but it's there. right? it's there. it's there like nobody would even believe. and the press doesn't ever talk about -- they don't want to talk about it. there they are right there. they don't want to talk about it. they are a disaster. but that's ok. [laughter] the p

how do you compare owen that walked on to the campus to the owen that is about to graduate? >> well, owen that walked on to the campus was a totally nervous little freshman that was, and i think that over time i have been able to relax and enjoyjoy and see the people that are around me and just be grateful for it all. >> yeah, they have not released the decision on the fall or freshman year and what it's going look like. they said it's probably going to be the mix of online. >> some may not get to have the opportunity and that was such a great opportunity. i mean, who are you going to be angry at? like, you know, there's -- it's tough. >> you are standing in college preps 2020 valedictorian. how was that phone call? >> well, i am still in shock. i was so excited. i did not know who i was allowed to tell. i basically ran down and told my older brother and my dad. then i called like one of my best friends. i was like you can't tell anyone this. >> when you give the speech, and here we are in the pandemic, what is the message to the fellow seniors to the class of 2020 as you wr

host zibby owens thinks doing so may be more important now than ever.find the time. >>> she's not lifting spirits but creating them. meet whiskey distiller nicole austin whose special touch with tennessee's finest won a top honor this past year, just one way she is shaking up the craft distilling industry. >>> and later during the stay-at-home orders, you've gotten a look inside the homes of a lot of people you see on tv. now one man is making his feelings known about what he's seeing in the background. we'll meet the room raider and find out what he thinks about some of our colleagues' home setups. that is ahead. >> oh, boy. all right. >>> first, our top story this hour -- president trump is downplaying the need for finding a vaccine as a third member of the white house inner circle tests positive for coronavirus. cbs news has learned a personal assistant to ivanka trump is the latest staffer to contract the virus. a valet to president trump and the spokesperson for vice president mike pence have also tested positive in recent days. the white house say

. >> there is a connection between jesse owens and benjamin davis who operated during that same time period but came back to the us to the same old world. >> to the same old world and jesse owens and many of those other olympians from the 1936 olympics who came back and were not treated in the way that we are accustomed to olympic champions being welcomed. >> jesse owens returned home to the oppression of jim crow , working at basically menial jobs like racing horses and pumping gas. >> just kind of as a sideshow . that was a really tragic outcome for somebody who had essentially, was regarded as defeating hitler and really embarrassing hitler in the gains in germany. >> i wanted to ask who was robert abbott? >> it was a great newspaper editor. the chicago defender was one of the most important publications in america for black americans and it really during a period when pablo where there was a migration. chicago and really nationally , being kind of a beacon for truth and leading the way so robert added definitely deserves -- and of course a journalist so we're going to have some j

little while ago for this manufacturing facility, owens and minor, which by the way heavily involved in the build-up of ppe and sending it all around the country and distributing it, pretty important comment. senior administration officials earlier this morning they say that they will try to build up the national stockpile going forward. here are their ideas as what they want to see happening in the upcoming weeks into months. senior administration officials say there will be 300 million masks within 90 days, 6 to 7 million gowns eventually and millions of liters of critical care drugs by the fall. here is the comment. the president left the white house. he continued to talk up the idea of a vaccine by years end and teased announcement how the military would be involved in distribution. listen. >> we were given very little when we came in to this administration. they have done a fantastic job. i think we're going to have a vaccine by the end of the year. i think distribution will take place almost simultaneously

shane owens, a psychologist, and assistant director of campus mental health, at farmingdale state college in new york, about what is normal, and tips how to stay meltly healthy. >> here in the bay area, we're in the eighth week of sheltering at home. how normal is this feeling of going stir crazy? >> i actually would be kind of concerned if you weren't feeling stir crazy at this point. we are not built for eight weeks, even two weeks of being inside the way that we are now the thing that i'm most concerned about is that people go out and they don't get sick, because they're taking the appropriate measures, staying six feet apart from one another, wearing masks. and every time we go out and we don't get sick, we're emboldened to think that maybe this will not happen to us. but it's important to remember, that these social distancing things are what are keeping us from getting sick. so a certain amount of anxiety is adaptive, too much, not

owens, america. boshmeyer, germany. and metcalf of america. he challenges like-off! 10.3 seconds. metcalf of america. ♪ >> then the high jump. wein weinkats, germany. japan. he drops out, too. 2.03 meters high. that's 6'8". ben johnson of america. ben johnson of america, a new olympic record of 6'8". second, al gooden of america, third, america. >> the tree of liberty has borne these fruits. it's a mighty tree with roots deep in the ground of america. its fame has spread to the four corners of the earth. men of every faith, color, tone, have helped to nourish it and to sew its seed in new ground. all men stand in admiration of it, except the nazis, fascists, and the japanese militarists, but we'll flip a new order. there is not a man alive who does not know the crimes of these adventurers. in europe. by order of the german army high command, thousands of innocent men, women, and children have been shot and hanged. in asia, the japanese army -- ♪ >> there are those who will tell you that japan is the savior of the colored races. on december 7th -- [ gunfire ] ♪ ♪ >> t

and this morning we want to congratulate owen walsh and is graduating from. anna lee high school and sebastien will hopefully i'm pronouncing that right. he was senior class president and captain of the varsity soccer team. he plans on attending you see santa barbara congratulations and you can let us know about a graduate in your life like owen and all these folks right here you see on your screen check out these great photos, this is what we received so far you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com you find salute to grads twenty-twenty right under the news tab, so that your pitcher let us know where your is going and what's next for them and we can't wait to >>welcome back everyone kron four's been honoring people doing great things and their communities during this public health crisis we've received so many great stories so far but this morning, we're shining spotlights on brian jones, the principal of crate elementary school in brentwood. so for the last several weeks, france will jones and 5 other staff members they've been delivering meals to more than 4

thank you for watching too this is also international live from moscow with me kevin owen take his for the stories of the day tracing the origins of the coronavirus coming up not only on the white house and u.s. military chiefs on a different page over the evidence of same fizzles a discrepancy among washington's international intelligence allies where on it after the break. you cannot be both with yeah you're right. the underlying narrative some call it a myth of american foreign policy is the country's exceptional position on the world stage this is the bipartisan consensus however reality is very different the global endemic has demonstrated the u.s. should focus on its own exceptions. join me every 1st week on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i get morning scientists mapping the united states coronavirus mortality rate of almost doubled their forecasts predicting now that a total of $135000.00 americans could be lost to the virus by early august as physical distancing measures relaxed.

their life martin to nationals will do center in moscow is kevin owen here for this will do use update for the next 30 minutes and stay with. first getting children back to school is a mixed results in europe ministers held a video conference on monday to discuss the impact of the outbreak and they said. that hasn't been a significant increase in transmission in the 22 countries where classes have returned but a number of french schools have had to close again after only a few days of being open because of new infections reporting about that from paris charlotte 1st. children had only just started to head back to school in france but after only one week of classes around 70 having to shut down once more as cases of covert 19 have been detected. virus control you can probably school. point all she wants another. are enough but. this is what many teachers and they unions had warned about they imported the government to reopen schools fearing that they could become a hot spots for the transmission of virus parents had also been raising their own concerns they've been asking us if we want

it's kevin owen here with his 30 minute round up for you 1st we're going to start with the latest covert 19 figures this hour since the outbreak began 3800000 people are now known to been infected around the world with a potentially deadly virus the number of deaths as a result has now surpassed 265000 but the number of people also making recovery is rising too currently stands at 1300000. in today's headlines then europe may be moving on from the worst of the pandemic but there's new trouble ahead the e.u. says the region's on course for a recession of historic proportions with already hard hit country suffering the most is our europe correspondent peter oliver. gloomy times economically are being talked about as a result of coronavirus the e.u. spring 2020 economic forecast is looking at a 7 and a half percent contraction of g.d.p. over this year just a few months ago although same analysts were talking about a small rise in that index over the same period now those in the know talking about say an economic downturn of historic proportions it is now quite clear that you enter the deepe

just to midday here and i think should company live from artie's world news center here it's kevin owen with this 30 minute news round up for you and 1st the covert 900 figures as they stand this hour controlled infections around the world of no exceeded 3700000 the number of lives lost also continues its troubling rise is currently more than 258000 but the number of people who have recovered 2 from the illness is also soaring 1200000 people are well again . in today's developments president putin is set to chair meeting later on possible ways to lift the lockdown here in russia the national norm working period currently runs till next monday may the 11th people hear of the promise that restrictions might be eased if the situations improve by then but the country continues to see sharp daily rises in registered infections russia is no the 5th most affected country and has the highest rate of new infections in europe but just to deaths though currently remain low at $1451.00. the numbers of course don't reveal the extent of the very deep personal grief suffered by families ati's online s

it's the first without his dad, owen. >> if i needed something, he was the one person in this world iurn to. what more can you say? he was my dad, my hero. >> for over 20 years, owen chance served in the united states navy, retiring as a chief warrant officer. he passed away on may 4th. he'd planned to receive an interment ceremony with full military honors. but the coronavirus pandemic prevented it. >> to protect our veterans and their families, right now we are only doing direct interments. >> assistant director jerard lyons says these changes are happening at va cemeteries across the country. since mid march, owen chance is just one of more than 300 veterans at florida national cemetery who have not received their honors. >> it's really painful because he looked so forward to that, all the years that he put in, we can't honor him right, you know. have a proper send-off. it's not right. >> the va's national cemetery administration plans to award all military honors retroactively. >> when we come out on the other side of this, we will ensure that every veteran gets their earned buria

owens, how are you doing?s pete alonzo with the new york mets. >> reporter: he sent personal alliesed videos to those working on the front lines. >> thank you for keeping everybody safe and providing protection for everybody. >> it's really cool. >> reporter: now he's launching a charity called charter school where more than 90% of the students are below the poverty line. >>> you guys are going to be the homers for hero, inaugural nominations. >> no. >> yeah. >> reporter: alonzo surprised the team last week during a virtual workout, announcing a $10,000 grant to the school. >> i know how important coaches can be to these kids. >> reporter: how does it feel? >> honestly, it feels like a true honor being someone from this community. it dit feels od iar rst when the kids reach out and they're just like, i really want to get outside. i miss school.r omteer. that makes i ohuetackouts sent by pete alonzo and so many others waiting for their own opening day. >> not having something that is a dear and loved part of yo

there's no clear course it's all back and forth we're sick of it. 3 years ago to the day emanuel mark owen was bathing in the glory of his election victory now it seems much of god glory has faded. meanwhile germany is also getting back to business as usual but with the option of shutting down again if necessary some coronavirus vick restrictions will be eased over the next few weeks and the aim is to prevent infection while allowing people to lead a more normal life. suntan is an you guessed you'd end and today she is finally on her way back to school in berlin after 4 weeks of learning at home through unless and she is now cycling 2 was her teachers and classmates to see them face to face. i was when i miss you and all of that excited and nervous about how it will go but above all i'm really looking forward to it. she'll be back together with her school friends but not all of them to keep students safe germany has implemented strict hygiene rules face masks must be worn and could only be taken off inside the classroom only a small number of pupils is allowed in one room. teacher says it

he graduated from virginia union university along with chandler owen and graduated columbia university law school. served victor daily and in the 92nd division as well and was also an officer. the united states anxious to expose the discrimination that he and his fellow soldiers and officers faced while overseas. of 1919, he july published a series of articles on the experiences of black soldiers during the war. as an analysis of negro patriotism. 92nd division the revealed to readers what black soldiers encountered and entered in france. his most powerful essay appeared in the december 1919 issue of the messenger under the title, the immediate function of the negro veteran. veteran byd negro virtue of his service and experience has a certain special which -- cannot fail to afford to press to the limit. to stop lynch law and discrimination in the united states than many americans want to see. byis accomplishing it resolute demonstration of self-defense and a cologne -- growing desire to lose his life in a good cause. veterans tod black actively fight against white supremacy and serve a

francine: thank you so much, marie owens thomsen therefrom indosuez wealth management. retail reopening, as u.k. streets look to restart from the middle of june. our interview with one of the biggest names in the hotel world, rocco forte. that's coming up next and this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ francine: economics, finance, politics, this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london. non-essential retail outlets look set to reopen in england from the 15th of june if the government can control the spread of the coronavirus. what does the future hold for another of the sectors hardest hit by the current crisis? my next guest is one of the most famous names in the hotel industry. the forte group, of which he is chief executive. he started a new offering of luxury hotels and resorts. that business has expanded to 15 locations from london, to run, and shanghai. joining us now is rocco forte, founder of rocco forte hotels. when you look at the hotel industry, what it has gone through, the social distancing measures that would be put in place for the summer, when do yo

power play ok and for home and infectious disease specialist and a member of the german parliament mr owen we appreciate your time in your insides thank you thank you for having me. our this take a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world germany's highest court has ruled that mass surveillance of online communications outside the country violates the constitution and its guarantee of the right to privacy and freedom of the press the challenge was brought by 6 foreign journalists and the advocacy group reporters without borders german prosecutors have dropped charges of market manipulation against 2 top volkswagen executives after the carmaker agreed to pay $9000000.00 euros to close the case the case was against sea air but diesel and board chairman hans dieter puts the 2 men were charged with withholding information about the existence of devices to cheat emissions tests. final preparations have been made for an original work by pablo picasso not tour more to be raffled off in paris the oil on canvas still life is thought to be worth between $2.00

trey owens opened the restaurant less than two years ago. he was born and raised in richmond and wanted a restaurant that celebrated diversity and honored his enslaved ancestors. >> i don't mind working hard because i know my history and i know where i come from. my great, great, great grandfather worked and died with nothing to show for it. just me. >> reporter: the restaurant had already won best taco in the state, and business was booming, until the coronavirus hit. >> we had to do something. i didn't want to close because my idea for soul taco was for it to be a community staple. >> reporter: he turned his restaurant into a market place to sell fresh produce to locals, delivered food to hospitals, and sold $2 tacos to service workers. >>> so you're losing a 4rlittle money there but helping the community. >> the 30-day fund helped us get going and off the ground. >> reporter: how grateful are you to the snideers? >> extremely grateful. he has been in contact with me constantly. he's been talking about anything he can do to help me keep th

power play ok and rome and infectious disease specialist and a member of the german parliament mr owen we appreciate your time in your insights thank you they for having me. us president obama trump says that he is taking the anti malaria drug i draw on cheek laura king as protection against corona virus now despite a lack of evidence that it prevents people from contracting code 19 the drug has however been linked to potentially dangerous abnormalities in heart rhythms well the president has previously tell'd of the drug as a game changer here's more from his news conference on monday with this startling admission. but i get a lot of tremendously positive on the hydroxy and i say hey you know the expression i've used what do you have to lose ok what do you have to lose that i never take it for about a week for about a week it have every day at some point every day i take a pill every day. at some point i'll set up what i'd like to do is i'd like to have the cure and or the vaccine and that will happen i think 1st. our talk about this i'm joined now by my colleague anthony howard he's

he graduated from virginia union university along with chandler a when -- owen and graduated columbia university law school. he knew victor daily and served in the 92nd division as well and was also an officer. he returned to the united states anxious to expose the discrimination that he and his fellow soldiers and officers of the 92nd division faced while overseas. beginning in july of 1919, he published a series of articles on the experiences of black soldiers during the war. essays like propaganda and an analysis of negro patriotism. the social experience of the negro soldier abroad and the failure of the 92nd division revealed to readers what black soldiers encountered and entered -- and endured in france. his most powerful essay appeared in the december 1919 issue of the messenger under the title, "the immediate function of the returnederan." the negro veteran by virtue of his service and experience has a certain special function, which he cannot afford to fail to press to the limit. he continued, the returned soldier, by reason of his military training, can do more to stop lynch

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owen graduating from anna lee high school in sebastopol where he's at. >>senior class president captain of the varsity soccer team and he says he's planning on attending you see santa barbara in the fall congratulations to and congratulations to your fellow graduates there at your high school and all the other high schools around the bay area and look at our growing yearbook pictures from all over the bay of graduating seniors. >>you can submit yours where he went to school what your plans are for life after high school right there on kron 4 dot com. >>and we're also taking submissions for our heroes segment. >>and that's where you can tell us about people or organizations that are making a difference in this pandemic today, it's 2 bay area residents who created a website to help healthcare workers. the site is called hospital hero dot com. and it matches health care workers with volunteers who will help them with running everyday errands and getting food the 2 creators of the web site are keith weiss class of oakland and andrew can t know of san francis

thank you to our general manager, stacey owen, for coming up with the idea of bringing back communidad del valle on the virtual basis. things are going to look a little different but the issues are the same, the questions are the same, the show is still about you. from my home to yours, this is your communidad del valle. >> nbc bay area presents "communidad del valle" with damian trujillo. >> our first guest on our virtual communidad del valle this week is dr. elayer yeah bauer, superintendent of the alum rock school district. thank you for being our guest. how have you been handling covid? 19? >> glad to see you back. i can't believe that we're already in may. for all practical purposes this has gone so fast. this is week seven of shelter in place. we started this in march 13, that's when the district went into lockdown. then right after that happened, the county went and officially said, we're going to move into shelter, that was unprecedented times. you know, for all of us, in all of our different areas. i'm pretty sure none of us were expecting to live something like this. but i be

mr owens dishonest and sinister this is martin and i think that it's. kathleen has been hurting on the issue of sustainability for years to bring in something. to moms who not enough must. get something. she's the top experts in kareen washing this means that she recognizes when corporations are spreading disinformation to create a cream image for themselves on t.v. she lives harsh criticism that the company's. first met 5 years ago when we both took part in a pinoy discussion on t.v. on occasion of my previous film mystic planet. and 26 this. year. and listed off to see if you live. in the said this is trying to go also in the midst of an even worse because this wouldn't read it in any. system is on this as. a few minutes. walk to. chinese stocks in my hometown vienna has one of the highest quality social life in the moment. there are hardly any social protests going on. most violent demonstrations just makes it the place to do business. today it's hosting an industrial system to be a team and. it shows you say to me want to get tough there. is lying t

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>>kron 4 is also saluting the class of 2020 and this morning we want to congratulate owen dormer so on is a senior at freedom high school in oakley he plans to study criminal justice and he hopes to go to law school very nice are looking at a future lawyer right we're rooting for you owen remember you can let us know about a graduate in your life all you have to do is go to kron 4 dot com find salute to grads 2020 it's right under the news tap, it's easy to find you submit a picture of your grab you let us know what school the graduate attended and then what's next what are they looking for 2. we're waiting to hear from the a knife, you go on. >>all right a sneak peek >>all right a sneak peek outside sfo this time around there but no delays we'll be right back. during this public health crisis kron four's been honoring people who are doing some great things in their communities that's right we've heard some great stories and today, we're honoring casey ricky from danville. >>so case is a junior at u c l a studying design and media arts, he's been selling t shirts to help raise money to

mr owens. and seriously this is martin and i think the template. was meant as a consequence has been hurting on the issue of sustainability for years to bring in something. to moms not enough i mustn't. get something. she's the top experts in kareen washington this means that she recognizes when corporations are spreading disinformation to create a careen image for themselves on t.v. she levels harsh criticism of the company's. first met 5 years ago when we both took part in a panel discussion on t.v. on occasion of my previous film mystic planet. and scientists get this new year. lifted off to see if coming. in the said this from the go also in the room is even worse because this wouldn't be added in any. systems on this as. the few minutes. of iraq. chinese stocks in my hometown vienna has one of the highest quality social life in developed. there are hardly any social protests going on. violent demonstrations just makes it a popular place to do business. today it's hosting an industrious sustainability team ain't it using good cop bad cop routin

visit ncicap.org] >> i'm donna read owen, co-chairman of another mother for peace. you can do something, write another mother for peace beverly hills, california. a million voices raised together will be heard. >> sunday, live at 9:00 a.m. eastern, american history tv looks back 50 years at the kent state university shooting. howard means author of "67 shots" kent state and the end of american innocence" joins to us talk about event on that day. three films on the vietnam war. attacks on north vietnamese forces in cambodia. which led to protests. a congressional resolution to end the war and the effects on five american families. kent state 50 years later this week on american history tv on c-span 3. you're watching american history tv covering history c-span style with event coverage, eyewitness

owens wins. >> germany. america, japan. the bar is now 2.03 meters high, that's 6'8". of america. a new olympic record of 6'8". >> the tree of liberty had borne these fruits. it's a mighty tree with roots deep in the ground of america. its fame has spread to the four corners of the earth. men of every faith, color and tone have helped to nourish it and to sow its seed in new ground. all men stand in admiration of it except the nazis, the fascist and the japanese militaries. there is not a man alive who does not know of the crimes of these adventurers. in europe. thousands of insenocent, men, women and children have been shot or hanged. in asia the japanese army -- there are those who will tell you that japan is the save jr of the colored races. on december 7th. >> people of the world have risen in one great mass to bring to justice the ring leaders responsible for these crimes. in america's army in every branch of the service artillery, tank, quartermaster, engineer -- >> don't forget the infantry. >> yes? >> my boy's in the infantry. he's up there, third from the left

mark owen jones is an assistant professor of middle east studies at harmonically for university but he's also an expert on twitter and digital if this information is joining us in doha via skype thanks very much indeed for being with us as alexei was saying in a report there it's taken about 3 years for twitter to take action like this why do you think it's taken so long. twitter of famously been very reticent to challenge donald trump as was mentioned he is too which is most well known customer his presence onto it is good for the platform in terms of advertising revenue and twitter have generally been lax in terms of approaching or tackling fake news so it's no surprise that they've waited so long before addressing this it does involve electoral interference but i'm sort of concerned that the fact that they've done this now that they've put a warning on one of his tweets will just simply make people think that tweets are being proactive in tackling fake news and i think they will be reticent to actually do this again with donald trump is there any way of holding twitter to a current an

shoveling sounds] [sound of the wind] [footsteps on frozen ground] [sound of the wind] >> i'm donna read owen, co-chairman of another mother for peace. you can do something, write another mother for peace, beverly hills, california. a million voices raised together will be heard. saturday from 8:00 to 9:00, we will host a live study session for the advanced placement history exam. the co-authors of "fabric of the nation" will explain how this year's exam is structured to ,riendly, provide strategies and demonstrate how to analyze historical documents. they will also take student questions via phone calls and social media. "washington journal" and on american history tv on 3.span >> our c-span cities tour takes american history tv on the road to feature the history of cities across america. here's a recent program. [rock 'n roll music]

owens, america. germany. and metcalf for america. metcalf for america! >> the men's high jump.many. japan. he drops out, too. 2.03 meters high. that's 6'8" inches. ben johnson of america. a new olympic record of 6'8", second, america, 12 for america. >> the tree of liberty has born these fruits. it's a mighty tree with roots deep in the ground of america. its fame has spread to the four corners of the earth. men of every faith, color, and tone have helped to nourish it and to sew its seed in new ground. all men stand in admiration of it. except the nazis, the fascists, and the japanese military. there is not a man alive who does not know of the crimes of these adventurers. in europe -- by order of the german army of high command, thousands of innocent men, women, and children have been shot and hanged. in asia, the japanese army -- there are those who will tell you that japan is the savior of the colored races. on december the 7th -- >> the people of the world have risen in one great mass to bring to justice the ring leaders responsible for these crimes. in america's army, in e

visit ncicap.org] >> i am donna reed owen, another mother for peace. you can write to another mother for peace in beverly hills, california. one million voices raised together will be heard. >> american history tv is on c-span3 all weekend and on c-span.org/history. you can watch lectures, tours of historic sites, archival films, and see our schedule of upcoming programs. sunday night on booktv on "afterwards," tara westover talks about growing up in the idaho mountains with survivalist parents in her book "educated," a memoir. >> i think my mother did a decent job of homeschooling. by the time i came along, she had seven kids, she was a midwife, and there was not a lot on.ime going i never took an exam and there was never anything like a lecture. at 10:00 p.m. eastern, the u.s. surgeon general with his book "together," on the impact on loneliness and help. >> many experiences of talking to friends on the phone but then find myself scrolling through an and i don't need to do that, it is so accessible it is right there and i fall into it, but it does di

thank you very much for your time there owen bennett political journalist based in the u.k. . and other news the world health organization has suspended a clinical trial of the anti malaria drug hydroxy chloroquine as a covered $900.00 treatment it cited safety concerns us president donald trump said recently he was taking the drug but has since stopped the w.h.o. and health authorities around the world have warned of the drugs potentially dangerous side effects there's also no definitive proof that it is effective against the coronavirus the executive group has implemented a temporary. pause of the hydroxyl hydroxy clock in our we's in the solidarity trial why did the safety data is that i viewed by the data safety monitoring board the other arms of the continuing let's go live out of the white house and our correspondent kelly help at who is there kimberly the president will be glad he publicly announce that he stopped taking this drug given how much of a proponent he's been of it all along. yeah the u.s. president though is unlikely to say that he made a mistake in taking t

john owen reports. usually a hive of activity have looked more like this. and for most schoolchildren, the new normal looks like this. with the exception of the children of critical workers and some vulnerable children, most young people are attempting to continue their education at home, with schools relying heavily on online resources. but now school leaders and charities have warned of a growing gulf between disadvantaged pupils and their more affluent counterparts, and of the long—term consequences that could follow for those young people who are currently being denied an education. we face a huge potential wave of educational poverty. there are some families that have had to stop paying for their monthly broadband because they haven't got the money to be able to do it. i think there could possibly be a lost generation of young people. carlton bolling academy is a comprehensive school in one of the most deprived areas of bradford, with 1,500 students, most of whom are not currently attending school.

studios around the world in fact we'll make a date with london in 30 minutes from now for me kevin owen thank you for watching r.t. do stay safe and well and have a great rest of this monday. you cannot be vulgar with the yet you like. world is driven by. the day or. week. not imaginary tansey and we're going underground is the 73rd world health assembly brings together members of the w.h.o. virtually and after the u.s. accuses a chinese lab of formulating coronavirus and stealing vaccine research coming up on the show it was a strange connection with animals. i connect with people with with animals that small mind to mind one of the world's most famous conservationists jane goodall tells going underground that finger wagging at china from elites won't stop the global industrial farming practices and environmental destruction that may cause the next pandemic oliseh all coming up on today's going underground but 1st to a scientist who has transformed our definition of humanity itself while leaders like boris johnson and all trump attempt to reignite neo liberal economic soft coronavirus

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companies choose day life for martin financials world news center here in moscow my name is kevin owen i'm here for the next 30 minutes for the round up for you as it stands so far today and 1st and the latest covert 19 figures the pandemic still has a big grip around the world with over 3600000 coronavirus cases. the number of deaths is now risen above a quarter of a 1000000 but more than 1200000 people are now known to have made her recovery. in latest developments for you world leaders have pledged to almost 7 and a half 1000000000 euros to fund development of a coronavirus vaccine and video conference on monday falling just slightly short than of the target set by the european commission which organized the fundraiser with a moron who stepped up to the plate and who didn't show up is our europe correspondent peter oliver. monday's online summit ended with a presentation hosted by european commission president live on the line and which they said how much these nations were going to be giving and why this was an important joint cooperation honestly the presentation looked a little b

company this wednesday live from artsy international world news center here in moscow it's kevin owen he was here for the next 30 minutes so we can stick around to take you through the headlines mostly talking about the latest on covert 19 and we'll start with the figures show way as we've done of late well confirmed infections around the world of note seated 3700000 the number of lives lost also could continues its troubling rise and is currently at more than 258000 but that said the number of people who have recovered from the illness is also soaring 1200000 people are well again. today here president putin set to cheer a meeting on possible ways to lift the lockdown here in russia a bit later the national non-working period runs currently till next monday that's made the 11th people here have been promised that restrictions might be if the situations improve by them but the country continues to see sharp daily rises in registered infections in fact russia is now the 5th most affected country around the world and has the highest rate of new infections in europe registered deaths tho

dot com the name is kevin owen as ever thanks so much for watching to stay safe well and have a greatday. you cannot be both with yeah you like. honestly let's focus for you placed. us in gifu the capital the notes the launching of money and come down your new life in a building afforded to you know more. but also acknowledge that. if we have something like is taken then the holocaust coming up will take our lives i mean defend him or try to defend him then we truly need to loose we not be allies.