perry. our books on race and african-american history include "prophets of the hood", "may we forever stand," and the recently published "breathe: a letter to my sons." .. >> it's a letter. it's a series of letters to my son, but of course, it's also a letter to the larger world, both about, you know, the reality of the terror and anxiety and worries that comes along with being a parent of black children, and particularly black boys in the united states at this moment, but it's also filled with my desire for them to lead a life of beauty and joy and excellence and self-regard. much of which, i think, one finds a lessons for in an extraordinary tradition that we have to draw from. >> where did you come up with the idea to write your sons a letter? >> well, so, i actually have written them letters privately for years, but my editor, at beacon press said, is this something you'd be interested in doing? in large part because i talk about my children all the time and i write posts about them on s

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when perry returned, he recommended to congress that they annex the island.ongress was uninterested. it was not until 1871 that anyone expressed further interest in the primitive little island. at that time, japan inc. it into her and prior -- incorporated it into her empire. japan gave the island her language and introduced it to her more advance culture. the okinawans, always an easy-going, friendly people, took part in celebrations featuring the highly stylized oriental dance. ♪ however, the japanese looked upon the island primarily as a source of agricultural supply. and so life in okinawa changed very little over the years, until the outbreak of world war ii. vital to the japanese defense, okinawa had to be taken before our main attack on japan could succeed. [explosions] after the most tremendous naval and air pounding of the pacific war, american troops landed on okinawa. it was easter sunday, 1945. it was also april fools' day. it marks the beginning of the most bitter are the battle in modern history. the japanese defense turned out to be desperate.

perry is supporting black nationalism. >> host: imani perry. >> guest: i am not a black nationalist.ar left andon nationalim takes on many different faces. there are certain conservative branches of black nationalism that politically are quite aligned in many ways to political conservatism so if we take an organization like the nation of islam which is politically quite conservative also advocates black nationalism and then there is the version of black nationalism that you would see on an organization like the black panther party or t the [inaudible] committee which are about revolutionary socialism,ar third world politics, anti- colonialism and they call themselves and identify and align with colonized people across the world historically so i should say that the single term actually doesn't mean much without the larger context but i don't or i will say i don't think and i disagreed with the call that they are equivalent because certainly people trying to find a way of building the sense of control and autonomy over communities that they live in has a long history of colonialism an

, -- to the noble county veil in perry, oklahoma. in perry, oklahoma. our investigator asked hanger what happened to him? he said i don't know, he may still be in custody or not. one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cook and talked to him and he said mcveigh is in custody but he has -- he is going to be released within probably an hour. so we put a federal hold on him. at that point, myself and several other agents got into a helicopter and flew up to perry. when we got up there, myself and another agent interviewed the different people that had been in mcveigh's cell, asking him -- them questions. has mcveigh said anything, did he comment about the bombing or anything of that nature? they said no, he was just attentive to the radio that was giving updates about the bombing investigation. finally, mcveigh was brought into an office that sheriff cook gave us, and i asked mcveigh, do you know why we are here? he said, that thing in oklahoma city, i guess. i said, what do you mean by that? and he said, that bombing. i want a

i say tyler perry can do everything.things better. >> that's well-put. i didn't know he could sing either. we keep saying this virus doesn't discriminate, and that's true, but this is discrimination in this society, and that's why it's important for him to step forward and help those who need it the most. >>> coming up, gayle will ask jerome adams why he's hopeful social distancing is working. we'll be right back. you're watching "cbs this z3ub9z zi0z y3ub9y yi0y >>> before we go, some exciting news with some of the biggest names in country music. tomorrow there will be a special encore airing of "acm presents our country." the special first aired on sunday. there's blake and gwen. when we announced the "lifting lives covid-19 response fund," today we're happy to report it's already distributed, that's brad paisley -- more than $500,000 to people impacted by the coronavirus. within 48 hours, it was already helping people in need. the encore will air tomorrow at 8:00, 7:00 central here on cbs. if >>> this is a kpix 5 news

media mogul tyler perry left a $21,000 tip for wait staff at his favorite restaurant in atlanta.rry left $500 for 42 out of work servers at houstons in the neighborhood he was there to pick up some takeout when he used some of his fortune to help some of the staff there. some of the hardest hit people are the servers who are used to that cash every single night >> i'm sure that made a major difference for them. >> 100%. >>> this st. louis blues player had an adorable workout partner. ryan owe rih rie owe riley post his son jamison. >> we're seeing a lot of great bonding moments going on among families >>> still to come, janessa has rovis.ate to slow the spread of conaru >>> and dolly parton brings bedtime stories for kids in quarantine it brings out the best in us all, we're still here for you.in as these. with delivery, drive-thru and mobile order where possible, in compliance with state and local regulations. order through the chick-fil-a app or our delivery partners, and we'll see you soon. in the meantime, let's all take good care of each other. imagine a shower enriched with

perry was the uncle -- there's perry. i love the hat. perry was the uncle of cwa new jersey director teddy rosenstein who so many of us here in trenton know so well. he founded both the puff fin foundation in teaneck to support the arts and the abraham lincoln brigade -- to chronicle those who stood against spanish fascism during the can franco regime. all of us send our con toll lenses to the -- condolences to the entire rosenstein family and friends who perry touched. and i learned last night that a dear friend in morris county, scott carlson, lost his dad, gerald, who was going to turn 88 in two weeks. he was a lifelong new jerseyan. he was a lifelong design draftsman. he worked on both the shuttle columbia and challenger. we're keeping scott and his family and his dad's memory in our prayers this weekend. he was the proud grandfather of haley and evan. so to each and every one of them and the many, many more who we are not mentioning by name today, god rest their souls. today, as i mentioned yesterday, our flags are flying at half st

. >> tyler perry is taking care of your grocery bill today. >> reporter: when many needed a little help, movie mogul tyler perry paid the tab at dozens of supermarkets for senior shopping in atlanta and across louisiana. a gesture of kindness for the most vulnerable in need of a hand the nation's top doctors say there are positive signs for a turn arouninext week but could be followed by a deadlyster >> this virus exceptionally cruel. >>> they say they need an additional $250 billion on top of $300 billion approved many are having trouble applying while others wait on their checks here is tom costello. >> reporter: dirk has done the paperwork and hoping his emergency government loan will be approved. his two businesses shut down a gym and plans to use the rescue money to rehire employees. >> it's emotionally draining it's mentally and physically draining and i pray a lot and that's all i can do and hope to open up soon. >> reporter: nationwide, many small businesses desperate for cash are waiting. the government processed hundreds of thousands of loan applications worth billions of doll

perry was the uncle of cwa's new jersey director, who so many of us in trenton know so well. perry founded the puffin foundation in teaneck to support the arts, and the abraham lincoln brigade archives to chronicle the american fighters who stood against spanish fascism during the franco regime, among so much more. all of us send our condolences to the entire rosenstein family and friends and teaneckers who perry touched. i learned last night a dear friend in morris county, my dear friend scott carlson, lost his dad, gerald, who was going to turn 88 in two weeks. we was a lifelong new jerseyan, was a lifelong design draftsman who worked on both the shuttle columbia and challenger. we're keeping scott and his family and his dad's memory in our prayers. he was the proud grandfather of haley and evan. to each and every one of them and the many more we are not mentioning by name today, god rest their souls. today, as i mentioned yesterday, our flags are flying at half-staff in their memories and the memory of all who have been lost and for all the families who have been impacted

at that point, myself and several other agents got into helicopter and flew up to perry. when we got up there, myself and another agent interviewed the different people that had been in mcveigh's cell, asking him questions. has he said anything, did he comment about the bombing or anything of that nature? they said no, he was just listening to the radio that was giving updates about the bombing. finally, mcveigh was brought into an office that sheriff cook gave us, and i asked mcveigh, do you know why we are here? he said, that thing in oklahoma city, i guess. i said, what do you mean by that? and he said, that bombing. i want an attorney. but one of the really beneficial things of trooper hanger taking him into custody was the fact that when they lodged him in the noble county jail, they collected all of his clothing and put it in paper bags. when we sent that clothing back to the fbi laboratory and they did a chemical analysis, they determined he was basically the explosive equivalent of a powdered sugar donut. he had it all over his clothing. five years after the bombi

joe perry, horn-rimmed glasses with white hair. said, "hey, man. what are you doing up here?". all my bands are over." he goes, "well, you wanna come see mine? i'm in a band called the jam band and we're playing tonight. i'll come pick you up, and we're playing. and i went, "yeah." so, i went and sat down, saw them. and they did one song that was so good. it was a song called "rattle snake shake." and when they did that, i went... i said, "if i can add what i know to him, this is my brother now, joe. now i got my brother. now i got my keith richards. i got my paul and john. i got the kinks. so we decided to move to boston, get an apartment together, and, uh... we would start playing songs, right? we played clubs, four 45-minute sets a night, regardless whether anyone was there. my understanding back then that i said, "we can get laid together. we can do drugs together. we can have girlfriends together. we can go to movies together. we live in a house together. we can write songs together. ahh! we can write songs together. and maybe we can have a chance to make it big." those w

alex perry who owns a commercial sign company has been waiting even longer. >> we're down about 80%. >> reporter: perry applied through a community bank and can't get an update on its status. >> all the lenders and vendors are playing nice right now. we're all in this together, but i worry what's going to happen four to six weeks when their bills come due. >> reporter: lester, the president said he wants congress to come up with an additional $250 billion for the program and wants the senate to vote on it as early as thursday. >>> 4:50 this morning. governor newsom wants to help undocumented immigrants living in california. that group does not qualify for money under the coronavirus relief bill. he plans to unveil a plan next month and says that part of that will include a border package. many americans are expected to start seeing those relief checks next week. extend down to the navy ships now assisting in the battle. unlike the "usns comfort" in new york, things have been quiet for the crew on the "usns mercy" in los angeles. only about 2 dozen patients treated, none of them had c

but the abuse tyler perry suffered at the hands of his father never shook his faith in god. what did you pray for? mm. his death. harvey: persistence, talent, and luck propelled tyler to success on stage, but studio heads thought he'd never make it in movies. "black people go to church, don't go to movies," as one executive told me. harvey: tyler proved everyone wrong. he now runs an empire so big it even impresses oprah. the own deal is about to expire. was it difficult to break from oprah? tyler perry, the man who beat impossible odds with faith, perseverance, and a little luck. - hey, man. - tyler. - how you doing? - it is so good seeing you. thank you so much for doing this. are you kidding me? absolutely, man. for you? - by the way... - yeah. - this house is amazing. amazing. - thank you, thank you. - harvey: can we get started? let's do it. - tyler: yeah, let's do it. i want to learn about your life through objects you've chosen to keep. what's that? this is my original birth certificate. i still to this day don't know my actual birthdate. i thought it-- wait a minute.

joining me now from london with the very latest is cal perry hey, cal, good morning >> reporter: hey, good morning, phillip. so like the united states, europe will open in phases and it will open regionally. that's already what we're seeing in spain we're starting to see some ease of restrictions, keep in mind, though, spain's health care system has taken it the hardest in the world has the highest rate of infection, has the highest rates of death amongst health care workers but we are seeing some stores there re-open rdless of the easing, everybody will have to keep that social distancing, of course, even in spain there is some disagreement about what should open, what should not one region called it irresponsible that madrid is opening. italy also starting to relax some restrictions on stores and certain industries we're seeing the forestry back to work related to construction as the economy in italy has taken it very hard eagle story get that back up and running here in the united kingdom we will see a lockdown continuing until at least may the 7th that coming from the government j

thousands of shoppers received perry's random act of kindness. >>> welcome back. from a soaring death toll to new headlines about testing and treatment it was another pretty busy week of coronavirus news. so as part of our mission to separate fact from fiction we're dedicating the next 30 minutes to answering your questions. questions you posted on our website. joining me right now back by popular demand my guests. suze orman host of the women in money podcast and author of "the ultimate retirement guide for 50 plus." thank you for being with us again. so first let me talk about a host of medical questions we're getting. dr. long, we are going to get to a lot this half hour but let's start with some right now. first question? why are younger people dying from the virus while some older people are not? >> fredricka, we are seeing patterns in this disease that strikes older and younger people but there are some risk factors that can put somebody who is younger at higher risk. one is genetics. there is some genetic component that increases your risk of being severely

officials say that he may be ill to help us sort it all out we turn now to nbc's cal perry.r: hey, phillip, good morning. you can add china to the list of countries that are silent on what has happened to kim jong un all of this started on april the 15th when the dear leader, as he's called in north korea, missed the most important yearly celebration, that's the birthday of his grandfather, who founded the country. this would have been his 108th birthday now, there has been some satellite imagery released of what we believe to be the train of kim jong un, app 820-foot luxury train in the east of the country. this is in the town of woson this is where the -- kim jong un goes on his sort of vacation there were some letters put around in the area that were believed to have been written by him, which is sort of adding to the idea that maybe he's fine. now, south korean tv this morning has said that they believe he's probably fine, that this was a rumor but it just goes to show you, phillip, even in the year 2020 how little we know about north korea and what's happening inside no

>>perry is a new orleans native and he currently lives in atlanta last year he used his private plane to send supplies to hurricane survivors in the bahamas. time now is 4.48 coming up next. we'll tell you how you can assist a bay area nonprofit help young people in need during this difficult time. stay tuned. we'll have more on that coming up in a minute. what we do now will forever change our tomorrow. so let's do the right thing, today. let's stay at home. let's wash up. let's always keep our distance - please, six feet apart at least. let's look after ourselves, as well as others. it will all be worth it. we can all do our part. so those on the front line can do their part. and when this is over, we will all, continue, to thrive. >>welcome back 4.51 a pretty cloudy start to the day here across the bay area if you are looking out at any of your horizons here on our web cams you can see the cloud cover sitting across the bay. also if you like to go out on the screen right there you see the intercontinental hotel that up without art are just a little encouragement right now on our sh

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perry revealed her pregnancy a month ago at the end of her song "never wear white."ing to home like the rest of us and like many of us she's quarantine eating. she shared this picture of herself snacking on some pickles from the fridge. katy girl, i feel ya. >>> next, oprah winfrey back in her stedman's arms. they're seen embracing now that he's out of a 14-day self-quarantine. the video was posted on her magazine's instagram. he had been staying in the guesthouse as a precaution after taking a number of flights around the country, and with oprah recovering from pneumonia a few months back, oprah is doing her part in the fight against covid-19, recently announcing a $10 million donation. so nice to continue seeing people donating to the fight. >>> and finally, the rock posting a video of getting into his hand washing game. he posted a video of him singing the rap portion of the song "you're welcome" from "moana" while she's washing her hands. take a look. oh, she's so cute. >> what's the lesson? what's the takeaway? >> he said they realized a few weeks ago that the r

joining me now from london nbc news correspondent cal perry for us.first want you to sxent and expand, if you can, on what we're hearing from the world health organization, that the worst is yet to come. there could still be another major surge across the world here. how are they preparing in general for a possible new surge in cases? >> well, partly what they're talking about is this virus reaching places and us uncovering, really, that it has reached places that are ill equipped to handle it. you look at africa, for example, a place where there just are not ventilators in the same way that there are in the united states. you also look at how this virus is treated. in order to treat this virus, in order to put somebody, for example, on a ventilator, it takes two dozen or so drugs to keep that person alive. in many places around the world, they just don't have those drugs. they just don't have those facilities. they don't have the hospitals, they don't have the knowledge. and the infrastructure is not there. and what the w.h.o. is sort of preparing us

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world this social distancing as well my guest is the republican party national spokesperson elizabeth perry could president should have done. to stop the spread of the disease. conflicts. greenland is melting in the buying craze is already begun the melting of the ice sheet in the country has exposed a valuable land china in the u.s. already there and new companies are being set up. welcome to long term is this consequence of climate change a threat or an opportunity to. focus on europe. in 60 minutes on d w. hey listen. that's what video game music sounded like 30 years ago. today's tracks take. the experience to another level ok sends to him talk compose a way my son. featured in any games his music is bound to ask. for his fans he opens doors to. sounds good. oh genre that's so much more than just background music. video game music on t.w. . the president has laid out in very transparent in the information he provided so you know winning the trust i've been honest with germany for paired with anyone for care was china. this week i'm visiting is back live and like many millions of people

tyler perry surprised elderly shoppers in atlanta and new orleans by paying for their groceries.one who went into one of 73 stores didn't have to pay a time. look at that picture right there. he says he wanted to do something that would provide immediate relief and he's a generous guy because he also recently gave 21,$000 in tips to workers at an atlanta restaurant where he was picking up a takeout order so he is definitely doing his part. >> that woman almost looks like she's in tears. >> 55 after the hour. in the next hour of "fox and friends first," new guidelines, some employees sidelined by covid-19, green light to head back to work. doctor debbie joins us to weigh the risks of the cdc's new plan and answer some of your questions. >> notes of encouragement and thanks to doctors, nurses and men texas, live with a front-line worker in new orleans who says messages give her a lift when she needs it most. >> good morning, it is thursday april 9th and this is a fox news alert, new york morning and unprecedented losses state leaders mark the deadliest day with a silver lining, tha

this social distancing has been my guess is the public can find a national spokesperson elizabeth perry could president should have done. to stop the spread of the disease. conflicts. in 60 minutes. hey listen. that's what video game music sounded like 30 years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level place i'm still him talk composer claimants are. featured in many games his music is bound to pass homes for his fans he opens doors to those sounds good. oh genre that's so much more than just background music. video game music on d w. play. hello and welcome to focus on europe with me. a single case could bring the pork industry to a grinding halt and cost billions of euros in losses health authorities in eastern europe are trying to fight the spread of african swine fever and are taking drastic measures to do so sometimes even against the will of the farmers it's just me.

over the weekend, perry ails helped servers who are out of jobs.ployees at his favorite atlanta restaurant $21,000 to share, gayle. >> we are not surprised. at christmas he plays santa. whenever there's a crisis, you can expect tyler to step in. he's touched by it, so he does something about. it you've got another story about a young girl in georgia. she's helping, too. >> reporter: that's exactly right. this fourth grader is sharing her love of reading with the entire world. madison nevels goes live every night on facebook to read her favorite books. the 9-year-old calls it "story time with maddie." i spoke with madison. she's doing this to ease people's minds during the pandemic. take a listen. >> and the situation we're in right now, people were very nervous, frustrated, and angry. so i would need to calm them down and make them happy. >> love this so much. maddie told me she has more than 100 viewers from all across the country, england and australia. and anthony, i only play a good time charlie on tv. but i'm a bookworm just like maddie. when

mcveigh had hidden on his person, he took him into custody and took him to the noble county jail in perry, oklahoma. and so our investigator asked -- what happened to him? and he said, i don't know. he may still be in custody, he may not. so one of our investigators contacted sheriff jerry cook and talk to him and he said, mcveigh is in custody, but he's got to be released within probably an hour. so, we put a federal hold on him and at that point, myself and several other agents got into a helicopter and flew up to perry. host: the story of how an oklahoma state trooper was able mcveigh about an hour after the bombing and oh city. peopleth toll, 119 including children. 86 vehicles were burned or destroyed. the explosion was felt up to 50 miles away. back to your phone calls. donald from golden valley, arizona, good morning. hi, yakima i remember. i lived in kingman when that happened. this whole county -- yes, i remember. i living kingman when that happened. this'll county was overrun by fbi and federal investigators. i mean, it was all over the place. i remember they arrested somebody e

cal perry, stay healthy, my friend.see you. >>> still ahead, some positive news out of california as the state's governor signals social distancing measures there appear to be working in the effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus. your first look at "morning joe" is back in a moment. your first " is back in a moment. you try to stay ahead of the mess. but scrubbing still takes time. now there's new powerwash dish spray. it's the faster way to clean as you go. just spray, wipe and rinse. it cleans grease five times faster. new dawn powerwash. spray, wipe, rinse. our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. with us... turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. daughter: slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. >>> welcome back. two weeks ago, california governor gavin newsom announced the first stay at home order in the united states and now he says social distancing has worked and that california is on track to meet patient needs, a contrast with the di

thisr last question for wednesday briefing is for the governor perry -- is for the governor. the british prime minister is in the icu with coronavirus right now. what is the contingency plan you have in place if you yourself all ill? gov. raimondo: well, of course, it would depend how ill i were to become. if i'm able to work from home, then that's what i'll do. if i have to go to the hospital, we have a terrific team in place and i think i will leave it at that. i think we all know what happens with the chain of command if something were to happen to me. but i want people to know this -- although you see me every day , there are a thousand people behind me, more than a thousand people behind me working seven days a week. up a series of work streams. . have a team on ppe i have a team thinking about how to get the economy reopened. i have nearly a thousand national guardsmen and women deployed all over the state getting our surge plans in place, working well with hospitals. i don't plan on going anywhere, and i know how to work from home, but i want you to know that we've got

andre perry, there is a specific problem. with a lot of these businesses they're not the same, there moy r may be smaller businesses that don't have access to the accountants, the cfos, the lawyers and the relationship with the banks at which they bank are not necessarily helpful as some of the biggest banks distributing this ppp money. >> absolutely. and we know the cdfis, the community development bank institutions of black owned banks are low volume. if we're going to give money to big banks then those big banks taneed to build the capacity of those smaller banks. particularly tech company cans lend their technological support to smaller banks, banks that have a credibility and a good tract record with black and brown business owners. so we've got to involve or have a racial equity lens when we're distributing these funds or again the rest will get a majority of the money. we need investment in black businesses moving forward. >> and we need to understand this conversation the way you two have helped us understand it. it's

here's cal perry with more. >> reporter: happy earth day.range earth day to say the least. i stand in a forest wearing a medical mask. but all of this, the shutdowns, the way we changed our lives, well, it leads to fascinating questions about our planet and the climate. what we have done together over the past few months has been nothing short of remarkable. billions are home, our metropolises empty, the very transportation hubs many point to as poison for our planet are vacant. so, too, are centers of commerce, are silent. if you're looking for hope that a more balanced relationship with our planet is possible, these actions have made an immediate and discernible difference. satellite images from the european space agency show air splugs has subsided in cities across europe. madrid, rome, and paris all saw significant decreases in ni crow general dioxide, depreess up to 40% in some places. according to the publication bashon briefer, emissions in china fell by a stunning 25% in the first few weeks of 2020. with factories and offices shutter

>>perry a grammy winning artists and the fantastic new grito sent out a special all around the world to send him some footage of just how they're coping with thnovel coronavirus the response he got was huge and he turned it into a music video it getting a lot of buzz. earlier today we taed to him about s new song chocolate samurai and what inspired him towrite it. >>you know, i'm not trying to sell records and promote records is. 0 know that right now it's about. it'sbout humanity that's what all this is about you know not making superstar but to get people. and that to get what they're going through every day on a daily bases in the corn team that. reased therapeutic to me d i hope it is to other ople. >>think it's safe to say disney grito in on tsay that thiis a timeto llabore with people into reesing keir entire approach to life.i like those at this rolls of toilet paper is cut people are going to need some of mae he's given him out. >>rece did give us a little hint about what what torrow's going to be like for easter sunday. >>well, it's looking great the sun will definitely come

no telling what katy perry will be wearing. >> so smart with this, and i was impressed with the numberad up. i thought it was going to be somebody with a camera up their nose and that was going to be it. but they have multiple cameras, the lighting was on point. >> angles, oh, yeah. >> an important announcement from abc7 kgo-tv. on wednesday, april 29, abc7's digital frequency will change. if you watch abc7 with an antenna, you need to mark your calendar and plan to rescan. on april 29th, grab your remote, go to the menu, select "setup," choose "antenna," and then "channel scan" or "auto tune." your tv will do the rest. it's that easy. make sure you can keep watching abc7. plan to rescan on april 29th. [female narrator] a message for children: it's hard to be stuck at home right now... but we want to say thank you... because you're being a big helper. when you stay home... you're protecting other people from getting sick. by calling a someone you love who's stuck inside, you're giving them a smile... and they need it! when you wash your hands- for like the hundredth time today... you'r

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joining me now, cal perry. great on >> tim: you this morning, cal, as always. talking first about the prime minister boris johnson out of the hospital, great news on that end. what is lying ahead for the uk as they say? they have not necessarily hit their peak as of yet. >> yeah, good morning, yasmin. so unlike in new york, the worst seems like it's still to come here in the united kingdom. dominic raab who is now playing the role of prime minister while the prime minister recovers, he's out at checks, it's about 40 miles northwest of london. it's a country estate that should give him some room to walk around and recuperate. but dominic raab saying it's way too early to ease those restrictions. the government has admitted that it has really come up short on testing. this is the key around the world. it is the key here in the united kingdom. they want to be testing 1 hunl,000 people per day here. at the most, they're getting about 17 to 18,000. the death toll is still at an unbelievable level, 737 people died in the last 24 hours. over 11,000 have died in total.