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angela says good to see you well, prince charles.d good health and thank you from a critical care nurse and grocery store manager in the u.s.a. stay well. natalie says grateful for the sincere and heart felt message. one of the few times the entire world is in the same boat. just unprecedented. so prince charles feeling a lot of love on social media today. rob: absolutely. a teacher here going to the extra mile, huh? carley: yeah, that's right. remote learning can be difficult because sometimes students need that one-on-one time with their teachers. south dakota sixth grader reilly anderson was in that exact predicament when she emailed her math teacher asking for help. soon after her teacher arrived on the front porch with a white board and marker in hand and that sweet moment going viral on social media. that's what teachers do all deserve this gratitude during this time. working hard to keep our kids on track plus lots of them have their own children to work with at home and then this twitter user says can't pay teachers like this

in the queen, having experienced her own son, prince charles, having gone down with coronavirus knows people feel. she won't know how people feel having lost loved ones but she did sympathise with those people who are grieving, people who are struggling financially, people struggling day to day, people who, in time, will find it very difficult to make ends meet. this was a very, very sympathetic speech and it was very much the queen. as somebody who many people don't recognise. the last time we saw anything like this was at the time of the death of princess diana, on the eve of the funeral, a very heartfelt message of tribute to diana. and here again, we have the sovereign of the united kingdom, of 15 other realm to states, the head of the commonwealth and 5a nations, spelling out it is a global issue and spelling out, hopefully, that everybody will take heed of what she has said. she is very recognised in the world. everybody knows who she is. they don't know who many presidents are in many countries but they know who queen elizabeth ii is andi they know who queen elizabeth ii is and

. >> prince charles's measures to the but as people one week after being diagnosed with covid-19. >>h teacher gets a plus for going above and beyond to help one student make the grade. the social distancing tutoring session going viral. announcer: there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. wash your hands. avoid close contact with people who are sick. avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth. stay home when you are sick. cover your cough or sneeze. clean and disinfect frequently touched objects with household cleaning spray. for more information, visit cdc.gov/covid19. this message brought to you by the national association of broadcasters and this station. of broadcasters [ "one morwoo!me" b[ laughing ]] woo! play pop music! ♪ no way dude, play rock music! yeah! -woah! no matter what music you like, stream it now on pandora with xfinity. and don't forget to catch "trolls world tour". let's party people! ♪ one more time rob: hobby lobby closings in stores after deifying stay-at-home orders, they attempt to to reopen in part of the us, shutdown in o

they're well aware prince charles has experienced symptoms and also there was criticism prince charles was able to get a test when a number of people working on the front lines had not been able to get a test. in was not "poor me." appreciates giving this in isolation in a castle, well taken care of. there are nhs workers not able to get their shopping, thrown out of rented accomodation, having to stay in cars to protect members of their family. this wasn't about, look how rough we had it. it was, we're in this together. i'm here to lead as i have done in the past through times of trouble. i'll do so now and i think that's where the reassurance comes. that, yes, she's delivering his message from the room within the won fines of windsor castle but still is separated from her family and going through isolation, as max mentioned in a very high-risk room. >> max, and prime minister boris johnson tested positive for coronavirus. would he have requested that she do this, that she have this televised address? >> reporter: it would certainly be, have to give the all-clear for it, i suspect, an

prince charles had it and now he appears to be well enough to give what the express because a messagearj, recovery is important in this, people to get better from this. it is nice to see people recovering especially at the age of 71. and getting that message of hope and that is the thing that the vast majority of people who get coronavirus will recover from it. so it is good to see and it's good that he did a video i think and it's good that some papers are putting on the front page ticket all the doom and gloom away. your thoughts on the recovery of the prince?” gloom away. your thoughts on the recovery of the prince? i am pleased he has recovered, and i think you are right. we need to have that message reinforce as well. we talked earlier about whether it was appropriate to have not covered the rise in the death rate over the last 24 rise in the death rate over the last 2a hours. and i think as a danger of if we just focus on that it could be extremely alarming for people and also worth because remembering that many also worth because remembering that r also worth because rememberin

the daily express is a picture of prince charles. he is titled virus victim, his message of hope.t about infection rates and death rates but another side to the stories that an awful lot people get better people might find it interesting, seeing a picture of ince charles, knowing people come through covid—19. ince charles, knowing people come through covid-19. it is significant, it is shown some leadership on behalf of the man who will be the next monarch. it's certainly important from that point of view. it also tells us something about the royal family wanting to step up and play some kind of uniting leadership role in this crisis. they hadn't necessarily had the best coverage because i think the tabloids earlier in the week have been focused on prince harry and his piles of loo rolls are not being in the country but i rather suspect prince charles. now is the time to get in there and help the morale of the country and show that yes, you can recover from this and most people will. he's done what you've done, designed his backdrop accordingly. forgive me, i'm squinting, it looks

prince charles took part in the opening ceremony by videolink from his home in scotland. under way to create similar hospitals in birmingham, manchester, glasgow and cardiff, and others are planned for bristol and harrogate. 0ur correspondent angus crawford reports from east london. ladies and gentlemen, as the wonders of modern technology can only do so much and i can't quite reach, perhaps i can invite nightingale‘s head of nursing natalie gray, on my behalf, to unveil the plaque to declare nhs nightingale hospital open. applause a royal opening from lockdown. at his home in scotland prince charles still recovering from the virus paid tribute to staff here and around the country. everyone can now have the reassurance that they will receive all the necessary technical care they may need and every chance to return to a normal life. this hospital, therefore, offers us an intensely practical message of hope for those who will need it most at this time of national suffering. an empty shell just days ago, look, an army of civilian contractors and the military have built night

and today the duchess of cornwall has been released from quarantine after her husband prince charles prince charles obviously the son of queen elizabeth is confirmed positive so how do you think the queen's words are being received across the nation. well there was a tour de force speakers are republican nor monarchist of any kind but 5 minutes from queen elizabeth if you'll forgive me putting it this way it was well 50 hours of donald trump the podium rumbling contradicting himself blaming people see green shoots and then drum playing on them giving endorsements to drugs that then have to be backtracked and so on 50 hours of donald trump hasn't rallied america hasn't united america but 5 minutes of queen elizabeth that a remarkable job and how the wartime feel about it and that's appropriate for this crisis she of course lived through the war and she recalled the memories of children being evacuated separated from their parents their family and so on and she ended with a lens wonderful last line we'll meet again which is a very beautiful song our job we want to look up on you tube w

no ordinary recovering patient, prince charles urges us recovering patient, prince charles urges us allgether. as a nation we are faced by a profoundly challenging situation. which we are only too aware threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say when this will end but end it will. a time of anxiety for health and wealth is a current time of political pressure. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. the health secretary matt hancock has ordered any spare coronavirus tests to be used for nhs staff. up until now, staff only were allowed to account for 15 % of all testing, despite some hospitals reporting as many as a quarter of all doctors and nurses being off work in self isolation. the uk can currently carry out more than 12,000 tests a day. yesterday just under ten thousand were conducted. the government is aiming to test 25,000 per day by the end of april. with more, here's our health editor hugh pym. nhs staff getting tested for coronavirus. it is a new pilot scheme in england run by the government and designed to speed up the process

this piece by prince charles as well, what do you make of this?at do you make of this? this is a message from the prison he saying what a lot of fans probably already noticed. the drop in air pollution, those incredible pictures of the canals in venice with really crystal—clear water. in the prince of wales is basically saying that this is a chance to reset our approach to environmentalism effectively putting people and planet 1st. he says that the parallels between the human and planetary condition in the coronavirus are quite clear. i'm going to cut in. lance ten seconds from you. i think it's actually right and he says if we treated the planet the way we treat the patient that we can see the damage that the virus is doing. it's so nice to have a picture of prince louis about him. because of course it's that generation that decisions we make now. and a subject dear to her how his heart and also a man who has had coronavirus do not coronavirus himself. thank you very much indeed for taking us through the additions of the morning papers. i will be

citizens have been diagnosed with the corona virus including the queen's our own son and heir prince charles and of course the british prime minister boris johnson almost 5000 people have sadly died sunday special address to the nation is only the 5th queen elizabeth has given in her nearly 70 years on the throne she stressed the importance of people keeping their distance from each other i also want to think there's of you staying at home thereby helping to protect the vulnerable and sparing many families the paid already felt by those who have lost loved ones. together we are tackling this disease and i want to reassure you that if we remain united and resolute then we would overcome it. warm and sunny weather at the weekend came as a welcome or spied for many in britain has been cooped up in their homes but the large numbers who flocked to city parks have alarmed the authorities some parks have already been shot and the government is warning that tougher action could follow if people fail to observe social distancing. if you don't want to have to take the step to ban exercise of all forms

castle and of course she has been hit by the crisis herself her eldest son the heir to the throne prince charles contracted the virus in early in march but has since recovered it shall apart thank you very much for the update. the chinese city of will hand the original epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic has begun to re-open months after being in lockdown authorities are easing the restrictions that kept the city's $11000000.00 people at home now residents are slowly returning to the streets with some leaving their homes for the 1st time since january. life inside were han it's still a place of fear and fascination as the city begins to move on from the crisis. in the us and within they say there are many infected people without symptoms so i'll wait until none of those people are out there before i feel safe but i'm worried even if there's only one case a day. i think people will have a psychological fear of the epidemic really it all depends on how individuals think . you know my heart come out every day and i'm not so scared but i have to take all the precautions in the right way. it's only

and you are referring to the personal experience of prince charles the heir to the throne her eldest son he contracted the virus a couple of weeks ago he has since recovered and is now back doing his duties but the queen has to remain in isolation per government's advice at least for 12 weeks shallop holds for us in london thanks very much for the update. well the chinese city of will hand their original epi center of the corona virus pandemic has begun to re-open after months on lockdown of our teens are easing the restrictions that kept the city's 11000000 people at home now residents of slowly returning to the streets with some leaving their homes for the 1st time since late january. life inside were han it's still a place of fear and fascination as the city begins to move on from the crisis. and goes on within the they say there are many infected people without symptoms so i'll wait until none of those people are out there before i feel safe but i'm worried even if there's only one case a day. i think people will have a psychological fear of the epidemic. it all depends on how in

wearing protective gear so they're very much protected but her eldest son the heir to the throne prince charles had contracted the virus himself has since recovered so a crisis that is also very personable personal for her. and how is the u.k. handling the crisis so far. well the u.k. is very much hit at the moment the peak is expected in about a week or so the death toll at the moment rising and set to overtake that of france and italy and the n.h.s. the national health service is very stretched at the moment hospital bed beds are filling up quickly there are not as many ventilators as and other european countries and not as many beds several doctors and nurses have already died and the government's response has been very slow threw out of that and there is a lack of leadership at the moment because boris johnson the prime minister is at the moment in self isolating because he has contracted the disease and it seems to take quite a long time for him so definitely a lack of leadership at the moment here in the u.k. . standing by for us in london thanks very much. all for christians around the w

we've had prince charles and others, the canadian prime minister.s brings it home in a way that dramatically illustrates the random and tough nature of this virus and its progression. again, the prime minister is 55 years old, generally in good health prior to this. we are keeping a very, very close eye on it. keep him in the icu to keep an extra in it. they read on all of this from johns hopkins university medicine. much, much more joining us via skype. thank you for taking the time. >> thank you, thank you. there's a lot going on right n now. >> neil: you are not kidding. i know it's surprising. what do you think of this latest situation and turn of for him? >> the main concern right now is threefold. a systematic individuals and large social gatherings. we have to be really concerned. what is the prevalence? that is potentially the potential new wave. what we are concerned about is how those individuals are interacting. that's really why our government has put an act of the social distancing. number 2. what other risks as you mentioned about chin

prince charles got it before him and that was a big shock and obviously it can affect anybody.body like him goes down with it, we all have to take notice, don't we? in leeds today, the sentiments were similar. right now the country wants a leader to guide the nation through the crisis. i'm feeling a bit more nervous. because he's supposed to be helping us and telling us what to do, but yeah, ijust hope he recovers. i don't agree with his policies but to see anyone in that condition brings it home. no, i feel sorry for him, especially having that job. with the focus of the nation on the prime minister in his hospital bed, so our thoughts are on the front line and the remarkable nhs staff who risk their own lives caring for him and countless others. mark easton, bbc news. let's go back to our political editor laura kuenssberg at westminster. in that news briefing today you asked specifically several times about decision—making and who was making the very difficult decisions at the heart of government. what did you make of those responses?” at the heart of government. what did you

no ordinary recovering patient — prince charles — urges us all to stick together.allenging situation which we are only too aware threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say when this will end, but end it will. but a time of anxiety for our health and the country's wealth is a growing time of political pressure, too. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. spain has once more seen its worst day yet in the coronavirus pandemic, with 86k patients dying. more than 9000 people have now died since its outbreak began nearly three times the number registered in china. but spain's case rate does show signs of slowing. france has also reported its highest daily number of deaths since the coronavirus epidemic began. 509 more people have died in hospital to bringing the toll tojust over 4000. officials have issued more than 350,000 fines to people who have been breaking the lockdown without good reason. italy's stringent lockdown measures have been extended, although families are now allowed to take their children for a walk out

infected at least 40,000 people in britain including the queen's eldest son, and heir to the throne, prince charles. >> a major change starting on muni this morning, coming up on streaming on cbsn bay area, what you need to know if you are still taking the bus.>>> let's take a live look outside. this is of the skyline of san francisco. taken from our camera on treasure island. it is monday morning, 4:41. we will be right.>>> kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area these days and connect you to the people looking to help. go to our website, kpix 5/together. you will find stories of how we are better together. you can also send yo >>> it is 4:43, new this morning, american airlines has announced it will cut the 90% of its flights to new york city through april. the airline blaming a lack of demand, the city has reported more than 3000 deaths to the coronavirus in new york city, american airlines will operate just 13 flights daily until may six. united, jetblue and spirit has also cut down their services to the region. >> oil prices can plunge even thursday even further as th

her son and heir to the throne, prince charles tested positive, so did boris johnson.that she can rally the country together to get through the difficult period ahead. arthel. arthel: in fact, we're going to head over to windsor castle right now for the queen's address. let's listen in. >> i'm speaking to you at what i know is an increasingly challenging time, a time of disruption in the life of our country, a disruption that has brought grief to some, financial difficulties to many, and enormous changes to the daily lives of us all. i want to thank everyone on the nhs frontlines, as well as care workers and those carrying out essential

self isolation after his wife became ill with corona virus us senator rand paul tested positive prince charles prince albert of monaco yet there are others who are kind of in denial of the virus such as brazil's j. or boston or oh what do you say to those who are shirking the realities of this disease george and how could this virus potentially reshape geopolitics as we know it. well it's the bin of my life at the moment a confluence of libertarians and ultra left wing people who've turned out to be flat out of course they deny the thing that they see in front of their eyes they know they hear that the neighbors their relatives people young and old with underlying conditions or without a woman died in labor yesterday in england the baby was saved and the mother died they can see all this yet they are still claiming this is some kind of hole go up by i don't know bill gates or or george soros or they're always looking for jewish people so quite often ross child has a name does being under the hedge rule is really revolting actually and is beginning to make me very angry indeed i do think that t

in the uk have been infected with the coronavirus, including her son, the heir to the throne prince charles>>> time is up for 146. engineers at tesla gave a behind-the-scenes look how they are making ventilators out of car parts. >> we want to know they are reliable. >> tesla released this youtube video of a prototype of a ventilator. they say there is still a lot of work to be done. tesla is not the only automaker working to fight the coronavirus. they are working to build ventilators as well as respirators and face shields. general motors says it will soon be able to make 50,000 facemasks per day. personal protective equipment will be distributed to health workers in the bay area. you cfm teamed up with salesforce and other companies to make it happen. salesforce officials are thinking those who were working around the clock. >>> and east bay restaurant is giving back the best way he knows how, by delivering free food to hospitals. rocco's restaurant and pizzeria has been donating food john dee for 20 years, and this is just the latest effort to help the community. >> it is a natural thin

[applause] tty: prince -- correspondent: prince charles was on the ballot moral estate after coming outisolationin after contra coronavirus. in less than two weeks, huge halls have been transferred -- transformed into hospital wards for covid-19 patients, joint effort with army planrs and nhs staff. the hospital is ready for new patients. th had beeght the first would arrive today, bu london hospitals have b extra capacity to cope with the cast the caseload at this stage. -- to cope with the caseload at this stage, so the nightingale won't be needed until n there are further plans for more temporary hospitals to add to those in birmingham. scotland announced similar plans in glascow, and in wails, principality stadium in cardiff is to host patients. tting things done is the message the government wants to get across, mat hancock, at the nightingale, facedlaims he hasn't done enough on testing for the virus. thaving set a targe of 25,000 tests a day later this month, he has come up with a hugely increased figure of 100,000 by the end of april, including many moreone by academic and indus

but prince charles who had contracted the coronavirus has now recovered. he released a video message saying that he was one of the lucky ones, because he only had mild symptoms. he also heaped praise on health workers here who are having a very hard time a lack of ppe is a crisis within a crisis here. >> thank you >>> let's turn now to janessa webb who's got a look at your day ahead and how we're doing weather wise good morning >> we're going to see the sunshine out and about across the northeast. we'll continue to watch the storm system it's a coastal one that's making its way across northern new england and even seeing clear skies for new york city but that potential is really going to be diminished in the next 36 hours. the backside of that storm system is going to make its way back in and then ern from washington, d.c. we'll see some isolated showers from d.c. all the way to philadelphia area also watching these winter weather advisories, winter storm warnings and advisoriew england you're back in the 30s across the dakotas. we're going to see a lot of

do it comes really the queen's speech a little over a week off the house armed to the throne prince charles tested positive for coded and i see you didn't give a speech a few days ago updating the country and saying that he was one of the lucky ones because his suits and if you will. all of this against the backdrop or yet another devastating day or 2 terms of the number of deaths almost 700 people killed in the last 24 i was offered just uncalled for coded my taking the figures close to $5000.00 that votes have died in the u.k. takes united kingdom above tried out which is thought to be where this. outbreak took place outbreak started but also iran as well another country which under heavy u.s. sanctions and has struggled to deal with this crisis and i just dropped contextualizes. out. care homes for the elderly in the united kingdom say that they are running critically low on protective gear including masks and gloves and several buses of even threatened to resign if the government doesn't take action meanwhile producers of equipment being accused of profiting from the situation quote int

prince charles was on the balmoral estate having recently come out of self—isolation after contractingess than two weeks, huge empty exhibition halls have been transformed into special hospital wards for covid—19 patients — a joint effort involving army planners working alongside nhs staff. the hospital is ready for new patients. it had been thought the first group would have arrived today. but london's hospitals have built up enough extra capacity to cope with the caseload at this stage. so the nightingale will not be needed until next week. nhs england announced new locations for further temporary hospitals. one in bristol, one in harrogate to add to those in manchester and birmingham. nhs scotland has announced similar plans for the sec in glasgow. in wales, the principality stadium in cardiff is to house patients. getting things done is the message the government wants to get across. but matt hancock, meeting staff and training at the nightingale has faced claims he hasn't done enough on testing for the virus. having set a target of 25,000 tests a day — which slipped to later this

to the throne prince charles tested positive for coded 19 he did give a speech a few days ago updating the country and saying that he was one of the lucky ones because his symptoms if you will miles but also the prime minister of united kingdom boris johnson he's been pretty much stuck in the sense out of st isolated i'm having to so isolated continuing so far as that because more than a week off the cuff the part of the for coded 19 he'd still showing them all against the backdrop of yet another devastating day in terms of the number of deaths almost 700 people killed in the last 24 hours off the testing called coded 19 taking the figures close to 5000 them out of those who have died in the u.k. type united kingdom. trying to reach is thought to be where this. outbreak took place so outbreaks talk to iran as well in another country we're trying to help the u.s. function struggle to deal with this crisis and i just dropped complext eliza's. carbonite how do you. you know speech just happening around an hour or so ago but let's move now to our top stories from the week just go on in isr

the prime minister bars johnson the health minister prince charles will tested positive. emergency field hospital to deal with the surge in new cases. reports from. the finishing touches to london's newest hospital 4000 beds to treat 1000 patients and isa pressure on britain's national health service which has far fewer bets intensive care units. than most of its european neighbors what you see here is a mass mobilization taking place right across the country but also these new hospitals. volunteers and paramedics and people returning to help 20000 retired doctors and nurses return to work most of them could be needed to cover this new hospital meanwhile critical care beds across london. doctors and nurses are bracing for a continuous tsunami of patients and they're frightened of what's to come they don't have the proper equipment to protect themselves and there is a serious lack of testing one in 4 hospital doctors is self isolating at home at the moment because they can't get tested just at a time when they are needed the most so far only 2000 out of half a 1000000 fron

really mattered that he was concerned for his father, prince charles, diagnosed with covid-19 and for as we know. it was an uplifting message and they said, self-isolating has its challenges, particularly when it comes to homeschooling george, charlotte and louis, but kate joked it was continuing during a time that would otherwise be vacation. she said, don't tell the kids. michael? >> they say royals are just like us. >> yeah, there you go. >> thank you, james. >>> coming up next, how to safely exercise outdoors. should you wear a mask? dr. ashton breaks down the dos and the don'ts. >>> plus, usher is live and we'll hear how the superstar singer is joining forces with celebs like lady gaga and alicia keys to help support our health care heroes in a blockbuster concert event. >>> "gma's" pet of the week. how this furry friend is helping lend a furry paw to our doctors on the front lines. we'll be right back. he front lines. we'll be right back. ♪ ["under pressure" by queen and david bowie] ♪ pressure pushing down on me ♪ pressing down on you, no man ask for ♪ ♪ it's the terror of know

prince charles took part in the opening ceremony by videolink from his home in scotland.s not in attendance, he's still in self—isolation because of his health. in a message on twitter in the last hour borisjohnson reiterated his message to stay inside this weekend. work is already under way on similar hospitals in birmingham, manchester, glasgow and cardiff and others are planned for bristol and harrogate. 0ur correspondent angus crawford reports from east london. ladies and gentlemen, as the wonders of modern technology can only do so much and i can't quite reach, perhaps i can invite nightingale‘s head of nursing — natalie gray — on my behalf — to unveil the plaque to declare nhs nightingale hospital open. applause. a royal opening from lockdown. at his home in scotland, prince charles — still recovering from the virus — paid tribute to staff here and around the country. everyone can now have the reassurance that they will receive all the necessary technical care they may need and every chance to return to a normal life. this hospital, therefore, offers us an intensely

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her son, prince charles, testing positive. >> we should take comfort that while we may have more still to endure, better days will return. we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. we will meet again. >> reporter: cases here are spiking. the death toll at nearly 5,000. the numbers are also surging in france, where the military airlifted covid-19 patients out of the hard-hit regions to hospitals in other parts of the country. and in italy, where the death toll stands at more than 15,000, the pope celebrating a very quiet palm sunday. praying inside an empty st. peter's basilica. >> all right, maggie rulli joins us now from london, and maggie, i want to go back to boris johnson. his office says the prime minister was admitted as a precautionary step? >> reporter: yeah, exactly, tom. his team was careful to say thiu have now lymptom even though he's in the hospital, boris johnson is still in charge of this country. tom? >> maggie rulli with that breaking news about boris johnson tonight. maggie, thank you. >>> now, to the growing concerns about possibly spread

prince charles has released a video statement after recovering from his own encount we are the disease. faced by tion, we are a profoundly challenging situation which we are ready -- which we are aware threatens th a livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say where this will end but end it will. reporter: and he praised the medical staff who he described as battling heroically to save lives in hospitals across the country. >> health care systems across europe are under strain from the pandemic with hospitals in the french capital now full. two planes carrying supplies to restock spain's hospitals have arrived while italy has expended -- extended its lockdown until mid april. >> it's been more than three weeks since italy became the first country outside china to introduce strict stay-at-home restrictions. growing signs of infection rates and deaths are starting to flatten. the government announced parents could take children out for short walks. government has issued the extension of restrictions to stay in place until april 13 and probab

no ordinary recovering patient — prince charles urges us all to stick together.e faced by a profoundly challenging situation which we are only too aware threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say when this will end, but end it will. but a time of anxiety for our health and the country's wealth is a growing time of political pressure, too. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. one key tool in the fight against coronavirus is the ventilator which aids patients' breathing. another less—well known piece of apparatus does more thanjust help people breathe — it actually does the work of the lungs themselves — removing carbon—dioxide from the blood and putting oxygen in. extra corporeal membrane oxygenation machines are highly—specialised and not in abundant supply — but they can sometimes make a difference in severe cases of covid—19. joining me from the kyoto prefectural university of medicine injapan, is the director of the intensive care division, professor satoru hashimoto. thank you very much forjoining us thank

to the throne prince charles tested positive for coded 19 he did give a speech a few days ago updating the country and saying that he was one of the lucky ones because his symptoms if you will mild but also the prime minister of kings of boris johnson he's been pretty much stuck in the sense out of the street isolated and having to so isolated continuing because more than a week off the cuff the part of the coded 19 he's still showing them all again for back. yet another devastating day on terms of the number of deaths almost 700 people killed in the last 24 hours off the. coded 19 taking the figures close to 5000 not of those who have died in the u.k. type i think of china which is thought to be where this. outbreak took place lautrec stock that iran is well not a country which on the heavy u.s. sanctions struggle to deal with this crisis is not just rock complext eliza's. carbonite. ok letting us through the key points there from the queen's address which took place just a few minutes ago is solely in london he said thanks for the. well let's continue on with our review of the week h

they prime minister barak's johnson the health minister and prince charles of all tested positive the government has opened a series of emergency field hospitals across the country to deal with the massive search in cases the w. charlotta parts reports from london. the finishing touches to london's newest hospital 4000 beds to treat covert 900 patients and isa pressure on britain's national health service which has far fewer beds intensive care units and ventilator than most of its european neighbors what you see here is a mass mobilization taking place right across the country but also these new nightingale hospitals this is being an extraordinary team effort on the part of nurses and doctors and therapists and pharmacists across london but also volunteers and paramedics and people returning to help 20000 retired doctors and nurses have returned to work most of them could be needed to cover this new hospital alone meanwhile critical care beds across london. doctors and nurses are bracing for a continuous tsunami of patients and they're frightened of what's to come they don't have the

because as you know one of the solutions offered for the covert 19 pandemic is that we're going to prince charles.

. >> reporter: a deeply personal message, a war time rallying cry as her own son her heir prince charles recovers from covid. the queen has given this kind of unplanned address just four times before at the on set of the first gulf war, when princess diana died and when her mother, the queenmr diamond castle she and he been isolated. but the head of state has seen and survived so much, has never seen this before >> we should keep comfort, while we may have still more to endure, better days will return. >> reporter: and tonight, millions tuned in for just that. mollie hunter, nbc news, london. >> and back here at home, paramedics are on the leading edge of the fight against coronavirus. kerry sanders on a new test that could change the game for them and for us. nd for us. >> reporter: life on the front lines of new york city >> reporter: life on the front lines of new york city paramedics 18 years on the job >> it's difficult to look a patient in the face and try making them believe everything is going to be okay and you know they're not going to make it. >> reporter: watching those new y

people in the uk are infected, including prime minister boris johnson andhe heir to the throne, prince charles. >> nine three-year-old queene elizabeth ackdged the pain that many e going through and said, quote, those that comeil after us say that the britains of this generation were as strong as any. ♪ ♪ >> sreenivasan: and inan empty st. peter's basilica pope ancis celebrated palm sundayng and the beginf holy week, the ceremony would usually have been held outdoors withtens of thousands of pilgrims carrying olive branches. >> thea tragedy we are experiencing in these days summons us to take seriously the things that are serious and not to bcaught up in those that matter less, to rediscover that life is of no use if not used to serve others. for all of our coverage of the c hr all of our coverage of coronavirus outbreak in the u.s. d around the globe, visit pbs.org/newshour. >> sreenivasan: global threats like coronavirus and climate change bring their fair share of skeptics and deniers. harvard university science historian and professor naomi oreskes, studies how undermining public trust in

announcements by the government, prince william has been speaking, prince william has been speaking, prince charles they have liaised with the palace and decided to bring it forward because of the virus. is there an argument that the queen should have done on address earlier? i don't think so. the issue is that our statements from government and that message needs to be clear to the people, and the queen always stood ready to speak to the nation in the commonwealth but you need to get the messaging right and i think it is probably the right time now. what she is going to say, talk through what you think she will be saying and whether it will resonate with the people of the uk and the commonwealth? certainly. speaking to not only the nation but also the commonwealth, 2.5 billion people around the world, this will strike a personal tone, reflecting on her experiences throughout the year at this unprecedented time, only herself speech into her six each year rain. there will be thanks to the nhs workers, the legions of care workers selflessly working throughout the country and trying to prepare the cou

no ordinary recovering patient — prince charles urges us all to stick together.by a profoundly challenging situation which we are only too aware threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say when this will end, but end it will. but a time of anxiety for our health and the country's wealth is a growing time of political pressure, too. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. british airways is expected to announce that it will suspend around 36,000 staff. the airline, which grounded much of its fleet when travel restrictions took effect because of the coronavirus pandemic, has been negotiating with trade unions for more than a week. the two sides have reached a broad deal but have not yet signed on some of the details. the agreement means that up to 80% of ba cabin crew, ground staff, engineers and those working at head office will have theirjobs suspended, however it's thought that no staff will be made redundant. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: italy extends its lockdown but there are first signs that the ou

no ordinary recovering patient — prince charles urges us all to stick together.ced by a profoundly challenging situation which we are only too aware threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say when this will end, but end it will. but a time of anxiety for our health and the country's wealth is a growing time of political pressure, too. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. as the coronavirus continues to spread, concern is growing for the millions of people around the world currently living in refugee camps and migrant detention centres. aid workers in places such as syria, bangladesh and greece say that the often cramped and unsanitary conditions could lead to a humanitarian disaster, should the virus find its way in. for more, let's speak to dr barri phatarfod, from the sydney—based organisation, doctors for refugees. we are spending so much of our time talking about the effects of the coronavirus is having on our densely populated cities. what would happen when it finds its way into a refugee camp? in the refu

and the duke and duchess of cambridge on life in lockdown, and prince charles being diagnosed with coronavirus i was quite concerned. he fits the profile of somebody at the age he's at, which is very risky and so i was a little bit worried but i thought to myself, if anybody is going to be able to beat this, it's going to be him. good morning. as the uk enters another three weeks of lockdown to tackle coronavirus, the head of an nhs trust has asked for help finding more protective clothing and equipment, despite government assurances that there's enough to go round. he contacted the bbc asking for the phone numbers of clothing manufacturers burberry and barbour — who are repurposing their production lines to produce ppe — because he said his trust has "less than 2a hours supply". after the lock down was extended — ministers have set out five key tests before restrictions might be eased, including a sustained fall in daily death rates and confidence that any adjustments won't risk a second peak. labour's leader sir keir starmer has warned about government ‘limbo‘. he accused borisjohnson‘s stan

engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites on the way prince charles cup the virtual ribbon from his scottish residence having recovered from a buyout of corona virus. a krrish to this hospital is. the result of an extraordinary collaboration and partnership between n.h.s. manages the military and all those involved to create a sense on a scale that has never been seen before in the united. someone who hasn't yet recovered is boris johnson do you back at work today a week after announcing he got the virus johnson still has a temperature so there was another video message instead as a good looking prime minister continues to self isolate inside downing street i think and alas i still have one of the sins of the mind a symptom of i have a celeb a temperature and so in accordance with government advice i must continue myself isolation until that symptom itself goes the prime minister's call was amplified by the health minister who earlier warned the u.k. peak may arrive sooner than expected perhaps within the next few weeks and work continues just about e

no ordinary recovering patient — prince charles urges us all to stick together. a profoundly challenging situation which we are only too aware threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say when this will end, but end it will. but a time of anxiety for our health and the country's wealth is a growing time of political pressure, too. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. nearly a million people have applied for universal credit benefits in the past fortnight — that's almost 10 times the usual number. 0ur economics editor faisal islam joins me. faisal, that's two weeks since the prime minister told us all to stay at home — just underlines the immensity of what's happening to people's livelihoods. it isa it is a often it isa it is a grim rise, it is really off the scale. what it shows is the impact of the shutdown and that some of the government schemes, there are gaps, and this is what will feel it. the government have increased the generosity of universal credit and they want people to claim this and they want people

that's very hard to digest but largely covert 19 hits hardest older people and the already sick prince charles has released a video statement after recovering from his own encounter with the disease as a nation we are faced with who found it challenging situation which we are really to witness threatens the livelihoods businesses and wealth of millions of citizens none of us can say when this will end but indeed we do and he praised the medical staff who he described as battling heroically to save lives in hospitals across the country. al-jazeera london well health care systems across europe are under a strain from the pandemic with hospitals in the french capital now for 2 planes carrying supplies to restock spain's hospitals have arrived while italy has extended its lockdown until mid april holbourne and reports. it's been more than 3 weeks since italy became the 1st country and sayd china to introduce strict stay at home restrictions is growing signs of infection rates and deaths are starting to plateau the government announced the parents could take the children out for short walks but the

prince charles was on the bow moral estate having recently come out of self isolation after contractingirus. in less than two weeks, huge empty exhibition halls have been transformed into special hospital wards were covid—i9 patients. ajoint effort hospital wards were covid—i9 patients. a joint effort involving army planners working alongside nhs staff. the hospital is ready for new patients. it thought the groove would have arrived today. the nightingale will not be needed until next week. nhs england announced new locations for further temporary hospitals, one in bristol, won in harrogate to add to those in manchester and birmingham. nhs scotla nd manchester and birmingham. nhs scotland has announced similar plans for the scc in glasgow and in wales, the principality stadium in cardiff is to house patients. getting things done is the message the government wa nts to done is the message the government wants to get across, but matt hancock, meeting staff and training at the nightingale has faced claims he hasn't done enough on testing for the virus. having set a target of 25,000 tests a

when prince charles was diagnosed, and again when boris johnson was diagnosed, we were told by the palace in good health, and when people watch the speech this evening, they will be able to see that for themselves. tell us more about what she is expected to stay in this address to the nation and the commonwealth, because they have been special addresses like this from the queen at moments of national crisis, but it is pretty rare, isn't it? it is the only time at such a moment of national crisis, the other times where the death of diana, the queen mother, and the gulf war, and you might put those on a different category. we have been given two extra ct category. we have been given two extract ahead of the broadcast at 8pm, the first is about the situation that we are now in, describing this as a very challenging time, speaking about the disruption that many of us updating, also talking about the grief that so many people are dealing with now and the changes to our day—to—day lives. the second extract is about the national response to the pandemic, and it really can be looked at as a kind

no ordinary recovering patient — prince charles urges us all to stick together.faced by a profoundly challenging situation which we are only too aware threatens the livelihoods, businesses and welfare of millions of our fellow citizens. none of us can say when this will end, but end it will. but a time of anxiety for our health and the country's wealth is a growing time of political pressure, too. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. british airways is expected to announce that it will suspend around 36,000 staff. the airline, which grounded much of its fleet when travel restrictions took effect because of the coronavirus pandemic, has been negotiating with trade unions for more than a week. the two sides have reached a broad deal but have not yet signed on some of the details. the agreement means that up to 80% of ba cabin crew, ground staff, engineers and those working at head office will have theirjobs suspended, however it's thought that no staff will be made redundant. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the coronavirus ghost towns of new hampshire. how the outb