he >> priyanka and frank have created a well organized way for neighbors to help neighbors. volunteers package food pantry groceries that drive them to elderly and at-risk neighbors and sentences go sunset district. it's the work of the sunset neighborhood health group started by beyond can and sick and frank log off, when the city began sheltering in place, bianca helped an elderly neighbor get groceries. >> i thought her, i could do that for other people as well. >> reporter: she posted the idea online. frank, then a stranger, suggested starting a facebook group. 800 members joints that week. despite the response has been phenomenal. just the fact that people out here are heroes and really care for the neighbors. >> reporter: more than 1400 pried 30,0 rsthlanguaansls an to reach seniors not online, like 96-year-old ellen isaac. >> it's wonderful, to know that there are people around to think about other people. >> and william and bonnie quan who delivered groceries are grateful they could help her despite i felt hopeless sitting at home, and i'm really grateful for bianca

of ventilators testing centers and staff may struggle to cope with a major outbreak of the virus priyanka gupta is here. sell to come in this. half hour protesters target banks and set fire to cash machines 2 nights in a row in lebanon as the financial crisis there deepens and from panic buying to pouring milk down the train how changes in the food supply chain are causing a catastrophe in the u.k. dairy industry. however we have a little taste of winter heading towards the southeast of australia the moment beneath this massive cloud picking up a cool southerly breeze some of these parts could well see some rather wet weather for a time and some of the coldest that april weather that we have seen for around 50 years which believe not since the $96.00 that we seen some of these low temp is cold enough or top just snow i post no there certainly a possibility if we hit the last day of the month pushing across into were the start of the new month some wetter whether they're easing across the eastern side of new south wales leave the southern parts of queensland could see some rather wet weath

virus the expert advice is the health risk can be reduced but only if everyone follows the rules priyanka gupta al-jazeera and finally britain's biggest horse race has taken place bonce drone virus restrictions it wasn't quite for real in fact it was an algorithm that decided potter's corner seen here in the yellow cap or won the 2020 virtual grand national fans were still able to gamble on the outcome the profits from the race go into medical charities. with al-jazeera these are the headlines a number of coronavirus cases in the united states has no top 300 thousands with more than 8100 deaths the grim news comes as president donald trump warned that the next 2 weeks would be the hardest he says he has plans to handle the coming crisis . we're going to be adding a tremendous amount of military to help supplement the states thousands of soldiers out thousands of medical workers professionals nurses doctors and it will be a large number it will be will be telling them over the next version a period where they're going they're going into war they're going into a battle that. they've never r

planning how to get people back to work one idea of something being called an immunity passport priyanka explains how that would work. the coronavirus has transformed the world where empty streets and shuttered businesses are the norm and billions are under lockdown but researchers around the world are developing tests and conducting clinical studies to explore if people who have been infected and cured are no longer at risk the aim is to eventually allow people to go back to normal life the idea behind this is that if people get him you in the natural infection they would have a similar situation to someone having received a vaccination and we could use the protests as nice proper antibody tests become available we could use antibody test to document that immunity exists. britain which is struggling to speed up testing has floated the idea of a so-called immunity passport a certificate for those who recovered and declared immune to the virus in the minute a region of italy infected doctors and nurses are being tested to see if they have developed resistance to the virus so they can retu

waste the world health organization wants governments to ensure they are being properly protected priyanka got to has more. from hospitals and at homes to wherever they work doctors and nurses worldwide are battling what's described as the invisible enemy they should be using what's known as personal protective equipment including medical mask gowns gloves and eye protection some designed for single use and immediate disposal more cases mean more discarded gear more medical supplies used and that means medical waste on a scale never seen before the problem is really to to find a place an area where we can store and parent. the containers that contain those. all those used and i mean 18 equipment this is really the main the main issue figures from china show that when the pandemic was at its peak in february 159000 tons of medical waste were disposed of in 6 weeks since late january 240 tons of that was from han the lone every day china had to construct a medical waste plant to cope. with many patients recovering at home and some were infected but chill no symptoms workers who collect house

time when so many a dying there often a ludd with my family around them with victims possible way priyanka gupta looks at this new phenomena during the pandemic. a cruel disease that leaves no comfort for those dying and for those left behind. in the chaotic hospital wards around the world tens of thousands of patients are dying alone without their families by this side to avoid the risk of covert 19 in their brains are there for the patients it's been a terrible experience they have been taken away from their families many of them died we had 605 deaths and it is extremely stressful to remain in the hospital and not even recognize nurses and doctors who are hidden behind this mask and these glasses it is very stressful for the family certainly very stressful for those who cannot stay next to their loved ones who are being treated. disinfectants are spread in coffins a new reality of death in some countries. in italy where hundreds are dying every day funeral services are banned just the blessings of priests in empty churches. the global lock downs and restrictions have altered the way peo

hospitals from being overwhelmed and to help keep the virus from spreading in overcrowded jails priyanka gupta has this reports. are rarely zef life during the global pandemic. these are some of the $230.00 prisoners released on wednesday inherit province the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in afghanistan they are being given another chance by special decree issued last month by president bush of county it's also a practical necessity but a cash strapped government that can't afford to go over 19 to spread in overcrowded jails. they release some of the prisoners to the government's trying to reduce the number of prisoners because those who are still inside the prison are in terrible condition because of coronavirus and having no facilities and the space as the prison is very crowded the no matter the circumstances they are glad to get an opportunity for freedom and potentially a new life the number the head of all of us have been through so much misery inside the prison i haven't seen my son knew he was born after i was jailed but now i'm very happy to go back to my family see my m

priyanka deladia reports.ttle against covid—19. the country of 1.3 billion people were urged to light candles or torches at 9pm for nine minutes — a show of national unity. so to stand in solidarity, we have lit diyahs, did some meditation also, and hope india survives this and we come out in two weeks. but government critics say it was nothing but a picture opportunity for the prime minister, who is under increasing pressure to do more, especially for the country's poon the former finance minister made this direct appeal to the leader, saying: "we will listen to you and light diyas on aprilfive, but in return, please listen to us and the wise counsel of epidemiologists and economists." india is in the grip of a strict 21—day lockdown. almost allshops, including large factories, have closed, leaving workers on a daily wage with no source of income. the prime minister has announced a $22 billion package to assist the poor, but many fear the financial aid won't go far enough or come quick enough. chaos is also b

this crisis for many it's a time of mourning and loss but perhaps hoping for better days ahead to priyanka cook the. and there are no proven trog therapies or effective vaccines for this virus yet but the u.s. food and drug administration is looking into a treatment that's worked during previous outbreaks and for schapelle has more shortly after stepping on board this mobile clinic for instance wars became the 1st person in florida to participate in an experimental treatment to fight coke at 19 he's also the mayor of miami who has recovered from the virus and has been symptom free for at least 14 days researchers hope his plasma can up a critically ill coronavirus patient nearby as i got 3 or 4 instagram messages that were very similar asking if i would be willing to donate blood or plasma and with the same number i was actually at my parents' house because they were decontaminated my house and actually called back to patient right away the patient's family right away and they were very emotional they were very very grateful and are very hopeful that with this donation hopefully he can he

far is the expert advice is the health risk can be reduced but only if everyone follows the rules priyanka gupta 0. still to come they're off and britain has some biggest horse race of the year but the something different stop at this year's run national news. that corruption has reached a level like that before in our country. rank outsider. to president of the united states. the power was in the data we will the american people with the truth and nothing else discovered. for winning the white house unfair game on al-jazeera. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk our allies in taking the throat slit scared of saving lives is a dangerous job the vaccine talks on a good 24 hours there are patients waiting for these medicines for most of the pain life's worth risking a real could go one of the gang stops some vehicles on the road that they can do it with what for them. risking it all guinea on al jazeera. let's take you through some of the other stories making headlines around the world when 60000 people displaced by separatist fighting in cameroon are i

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planning how to get people back to work one idea cents on something called an immunity passport priyanka gupta pardon me explain how that would work. the corona virus has transformed the world where empty streets and shouted businesses are the norm and billions are under lockdown but researchers around the world are developing tests and conducting clinical studies to explore if people who have been infected and cured are no longer at risk the aim is to eventually allow people to go back to normal life. idea behind this is that if people get him you and natural infection they would have a similar situation to someone having received a vaccination and equip us at the protests as soon as possible antibody tests become available we could use antibody tests to document that immunity exists. britain which is struggling to speed up testing has floated the idea of a so-called immunity passport a certificate for those who recovered and declared immune to the virus in the miniature region of italy infected doctors and nurses are being tested to see if they have developed resistance to the virus so

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global lock downs and patients are experiencing was being described as lonely deaths in hospital priyanka gupta reports. a cruel disease that leaves no comfort for those dying and for those left behind. in the chaotic hospital wards around the world tens of thousands of patients are dying alone without their families by their side to avoid the risk of covert 19 darwish parents are there for the patients it's been a terrible experience they have been taken away from their families many of them died we had 605 deaths and it is extremely stressful to remain in the hospital and not even recognize nurses and doctors who are hidden behind this mask and these glasses it is very stressful for the family certainly very stressful for those who cannot stay next to their loved ones who are being treated. disinfectants are spread in coffins a new reality of death in some countries. in italy where hundreds are dying every day funeral services are banned just the blessings of priests in empty churches. the global lock downs and restrictions have altered the way people grieve no matter their culture or r

priyanka reddy is just one of the hashtags that indians are rallying around after the murder of the young woman in india's telangana state on the country has been in the international spotlight since that 2012 gang rape after akshay kumar tweets our moral fabric continues to be in pieces we need stricter laws this needs to stop while the suspects in this recent case were quickly arrested by the indian authorities renewed outrage erupted over the country's handling of sexual violence some women online voiced their fears about gender based violence. are we safe secure or are we suffocating others questioned what it will take in the cycle of victim blaming here's what one person has to say about how authorities can better address gender based violence. is a cyber security expert. such a why learned and deliberate acts such heinous crimes should only be awarded penalties make these convictions key study the field of law in people but the more system borton point to. it you could educate we have to be children to be responsible citizens from all of very young age there is no band-aid quick fix

let's go to singapore now and priyanka kandarpa. what do you want to ask our two panellists? hi. in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, will bigger government intervention in the economy be the norm? professor krugman, i mean, you see in europe that there's a lot of spending on welfare compared to the united states. do you think america's going to be more interventionist with its governments after coronavirus? this is going to be an enormous fight. we should be. i mean, we've just learned the importance of a really strong safety net and we've seen lots of people who never thought they would need a strong safety net are suddenly in desperate need of it. but america is america. we're going to have a bitter, bitter political fight over this. i hope the side that stands for reason and some social justice wins, but i think there's no guarantees. we could actually even see people use the debt that's been run up during this crisis as an excuse to weaken our social safety net even further, so it's very much up in the air. alistair darling, bigger, more government as a result of co

of ventilators testing centers and staff may struggle to cope with a major outbreak of the virus priyanka the. other appears to be positive news on the treatment front top u.s. infectious disease advisor dr anthony found she says they're seeing progress in trials of the antiviral drug disappear dr found she said the average recovery time was cut from 15 days to 11 while the u.s. national institute of health reported that the mortality rate dropped from 11 and a half percent to 8 percent although with 31 percent improvement doesn't seem like a knock out 100 percent it is a very important proof of cancer because what it is proven is that a drug can block this virus. vaccine being developed in oxford in the u.k. could be available by september but his journal reports the success of social distancing may mean it's delayed. this is the new normal the to me to safe distance we must keep that defines life for many people now. and danger for those who can't. but for how long when will it end. the answer in part lies in the global race for a vaccine against coded 19 edward o'neil is a medical rese

fire is the expert advice is the health risk can be reduced but only if everyone follows through priyanka gupta dizzy or in other news yemen's footing rebels say the saudi u.a.e. led coalition launched airstrikes on cities in the north they say warplanes launched 13 strikes in java governance in the saudi border fighting has been ongoing there since for who these took control of a main city last year. their leader of britain's labor party says that he'll work with the government to fight the corona virus outbreak in the national interest care starmer replaces jeremy corbin following the party's disastrous performance in december the general election he promised to unite the party of win back last voters emma hayward reports now from lincolnshire no great surprise that kyrgyzstan has been elected as the leader of the labor party here in the u.k. the main opposition party he's been the front runner since announcing his intention to stand for the role he's a well known figure here he was the former director of public prosecutions well known within lebo thing on the from the french as the sha

let's go to singapore now and priyanka kandarpa. what do you want to ask our two panellists? hi. ask the panellists, in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic, will bigger government intervention in the economy be the norm? professor krugman, i mean, you see in europe that there's a lot of spending on welfare compared to the united states. do you think america's going to be more interventionist with its governments after coronavirus? this is going to be an enormous fight. we should be. i mean, we've just learned the importance of a really strong safety net and we've seen lots of people who never thought they would need a strong safety net are suddenly in desperate need of it. but america is america. we're going to have a bitter, bitter political fight over this. i hope the side that stands for reason and some social justice wins, but i think there's no guarantees. we could actually even see people use the debt that's been run up during this crisis as an excuse to weaken our social safety net even further, so it's very much up in the air. alistair darling, bigger, more governme

also from with uncertainties asked the wild hunkers down for yet another day of the global pandemic priyanka could go on to 0 countries around the world are looking to all sorts of technologies to help contain the crime no bias or he reports on the doctors and nurses and it's only need all the help they can get including from tommy the robot. that robots like tommy operate in the most infectious wards stuff here hope he'll reduce the risks of catching the disease by avoiding direct contact with patients. it allows us to use less protective clothing like masks and overalls which at this time are in scarce supply the advantage is there for double the northern region of lombardy accounts for most of italy's known coronavirus cases here the robots help relay a vital information between patients and doctors remotely and at any time of the day. chair you'll need this robot helps us monitor some clinical parameters of the patient for example heart rate respiratory rate oxygen saturation blood pressure and also mechanical aspects of respiration. in galle in belgium hospitals are testing whether robo

to this crisis for many it's a time of mourning and loss but perhaps hoping for better days ahead priyanka cook there are to see her. home let's take you through some of the headlines there britain's prime minister barak's johnson is in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worse and he was moved as a precaution in case a ventilator was needed foreign secretary dominic roberts stepped in to lead the government or insley has more from london. he's not on a ventilator yet according to government ministers it's very likely i think that he will then she needs more intrusive ventilation so i think probably on the balance. he will survive but it's not at all clear. you know are either he entirely underestimate how serious it was or downing street was straight with journalism at large about the seriousness of his condition and so has been a real shock clearly both to the political class and the wider country in europe the french health minister says the country has not yet seen the peak of the outbreak france recorded its highest number of virus related deaths in a single day on monday ta

far is the expert advice is the health risk can be reduced but only if everyone follows the rules priyanka gupta al-jazeera. france is rolling out emergency measures to help small businesses survive including a tax relief and a solidarity fun at some business owners say they or that won't be enough for them to reopen their doors once things settle down as reports. before the lockdown in france abdo as worked on 3 building sites in the paris region an electrician with his own business he was in demand but since the french government ordered people to stay home to stem the spread of the coronavirus he's had to stop work now he's worried about the future. the longer it takes to return to work the harder it will be because we'll need to restart the building sites the work the materials will the suppliers be available will they have the material needed in construction you're not paid for 60 days so even if we started again in may we not be paid until july and we have bills to pay i do know is wife salema is also concerned she's had to close her fashion shop in central paris and says even before

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priyanka deladia reports.d did some meditation also and hope that india survives this and we come out victorious. but government critics say it was nothing but a picture opportunity for the prime minister, who is under increasing pressure to do more, especially for the country‘s poor. the former finance minister made this direct appeal to the leader. he said... india is in the grip of a strict 21—day lockdown. almost all shops, including large factories, have closed leaving workers on a daily wage with no source of income. the prime minister has announced a $22 billion package to assist the poor, but many fear the financial aid won‘t go far enough or come quick enough. chaos is also breaking out in some of india‘s poorest neighbourhoods. in the central city of indore, an angry mob was filmed attacking two female doctors who came to check on a patient who had symptoms. the doctors say people are frightened by their presence and fear that they are a source of spreading the disease. there are now more than 3500 c

kasey muss graves, keith urban kerry washington long long, lizzo, maluma sir paul mccartney, priyanka chopra jonas. shub khan and stevie wonder. >> jimmy: wow. >> and we're not done yet. >> jimmy: are you sure you have room for us on this show? i think we're going to be nothing but a letdown. >> you know what? please don't do that. >> jimmy: lady gaga, did you call a lost these people yourself? someone like paul mccartney, do you call him and ask him to be a part of this? >> yes, i called sir paul. he was very, very kind and wanted to be a part of it. and i also just say that i'm thrilled to announce that we got very generous donations from both oprah winfrey and lorraine pell jobs. i want to shine a light for a moment on what they're doing. they also helped to launch america's food fund a couple days ago. which helps address the issue of food access in the united states, especially in communities impacted by covid-19. so there are so many children who are relying on their school lunch programs and the elderly, and all those funds go to the world central kitchen and feeding america. s

i'm curious, between past guests, priyanka chopra, selena gomez and j.j.he fact for setting them up? >> jimmy: ah um -- they're all a little mad ooh! this one is so hot, dude >> wow >> jimmy: oh, my gosh, my tongue is burning right now. uh um -- who was the -- uh, man, oh, man i think the more i exhale, the more it hurts. so maybe if i talk by inhaling only, it might be better easier and i'll exhale through my nose [ gasps that's the secret. [ gasps so i'd say that -- um - uh, selena gomez was probably the most mad when i went back into her dressing room, she was throwing up in a sink [ laughter ] and she had, like, spit all over her -- from her mouth to the sink she was like, "get the f out of here!" and like, slammed the door it was insane, dude. i was like -- i didn't know if she'd ever talk to me ever again. but she talks to me now. [ talking over each other >> i feel like i'm going to play and film it after this. >> jimmy: really you're feelin' it, right >> woo >> a-rod, does it feel like a set-up to you? >> it does [ laughter ] oh, man. >> jimmy: dud

priyanka could go on to see her. to get some other news now for government soldiers in libya have been killed in the latest fighting and the government of national court based in tripoli says 170 fighters for war after have been killed over the past 8 days i'm going to tell ahead a central player says the u.n. calls for a global ceasefire because of coronavirus seem to have gone and her military sources with the government of national called to say that house that his forces started shelling get their positions and also. it is the areas with indiscriminate. rockets rockets random rockets landed in several residential areas in southern tripoli and also in near the city center like bruce lee neighborhood today but meanwhile the government military sources say that they have been targeting after this force litigations with air strikes over the past week and today near the. east of the city of misrata government air force targeted have to the forces positions including get a detachment military detachments and also milit

belvin, john legend, kacey musgraves, keith urban, a long, long list maulma, sir paul mccartney priyankajohn yes, i did reading off a piece of paper >> jimmy: oh, that is massive! that is massive! >> i love you. i love the world i say this with so much sincerity. thank you to all of the medical workers all over the world right now for risking your life to save the world. i love you and -- >> jimmy: this is great. thank you so much, lady gaga thank you. i'll talk soon >> thank you, bye. thanks, jimmy. >> jimmy: how cool was that? we actually got word from tim cook's people to say we could disclose how much money they donated and that is $10 million already. we're off to a great start, everybody. "one world together at home" airs april 18th. more tonight show after the break, stick around. more tonight show after the break, stick around. ♪ e*trade core portfolios is an easy, automated way to get invested. we'll save you time by building, monitoring and managing a portfolio for you and provide all hands-on deck support when you need it- helping you become top dog. ♪ (vo) command picture han

ventilators testing scientists and staff they struggle to cope with a major outbreak of the virus priyanka cook the odyssey or. a funk on the actor known in india and throughout the world has died he passed away in mumbai after suffering from cancer at the age of 53 he began his career in indian television and then bollywood movies then started hollywood films such as life of pi jurassic park and slumdog millionaire will make also reports. there was there he was one of india's most recognize faces treading red carpets around the world but his success was gained after many years of struggle born in 1967 and rajastan shabbes other funnily han switch from chasing a korean cricket to one and acting and graduated from india's most prestigious theatre school. in 1988 he made his debut in the acclaimed salaam bombay produced by indian american filmmaker mira nair lismore role one little praise that changed in 2001 when he starred in british movie maker acid capacity as the warrior . the low budget film went on to win several international awards including a buff the for best british film in an in

the far is the expert advice is to help risk can be reduced but only if everyone follows the rules priyanka gupta al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera france tries to help its faltering small businesses get people's verdict. and other news 3 years of separatist fighting in cameroon has left it scars we hear from some of the many victims. headed that touches on the rise across much of the arabian peninsula the winds of license coming from a slightly different direction and we've got most of his guys not quite as the clear across the north and western areas of turkey's a go through sunday but really some rather heavy rain working its way out of northern areas of iran and eventually pushing on into areas of afghanistan maybe a shower into kabul just 15 degrees celsius the high that meanwhile eastern and the med not feeling too bad 26 in damascus and then we're down to the major 3rd has really riyadh and doha 3534 across into duvall i'm talking of temperatures the temperature is set to really dramatically drop i would say into capetown certainly the suffered a high of about 28 and then through

scrambles to find a vaccine the need to stop other outbreaks entirely preventable seems ever more urgent priyankagupta is here. senegal has the highest rate of recovery for infected patients anywhere in africa and trials have begun on a coronavirus testing kit it costs a dollar and gives results in 10 minutes. reports from dakar. senegal is doing what most countries count testing everyone symptoms are not entering a health center for the novel coronavirus it has no shortage of testing kit thanks to this lab at the best researchers are developing a one dollar quick diagnose ticket originally made to test for dengue fever patients drop blood or saliva onto the devices and wait for a blood line to appear like a pregnancy test explains researcher i do sell tests there is no need for a highly equipped it's a simple test that can be done anywhere the idea is to rip at least produce $2.00 to $4000000.00 kits not just for us but for african countries so that we can detect and isolate patients quickly the sick are administered a cheap anti malarial drug called chloroquine commonly found in sub-saharan afr

decades of conflict and political instability mean that the health care system would struggle to cope priyanka has. a rare lease of life during the global pandemic. these are some of the 230 prisoners released on wednesday inherit province the epicenter of the crooner virus outbreak in afghanistan they are being given another chance by special decree issued last month by president bush of carney it's also a practical necessity but a cash strapped government that can't afford to go over 19 to spread in overcrowded jails. they release some of the prisoners to the government's trying to reduce the number of prisoners because those who are still inside the prison are in terrible condition because of coronavirus and having no facilities and space as the prison is very crowded. no matter the circumstances they are glad to get an opportunity for freedom and potentially a new life. i've been through so much misery inside the prison i haven't seen my son yet who was born after i was jailed but now i'm very happy to go back to my family see my mother and father i won't get involved in crimes again but o

during the outbreak and pregnant women are also extremely concerned about the effects of the disease priyanka gupta has more. x. of the final glass julia mork is 16 weeks pregnant and working from home in new york she's expecting her child in september and keeping a video diary of fun life on drop down she says she's trying to take enough precaution to protect herself from 19 bug she's worried. and concerned about how it would in fact. be incredibly. and i am also concerned about how it's going to. impact. the birthing process and also how can you going. as hospitals around the world struggle to cope with the rising number of patients many women are worried about giving birth at a time of a global pandemic we are going into or we're out or person or family member or is it or. but then on top of that. delivering in a place that i don't know and with someone i don't know the world health organization says pregnant women with symptoms should be partyers for testing while there is no evidence yet of transmission to the fetus new mothers who have symptoms are being urged to take precautions they s