welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds. 0ur welcome to bbc news, i'm james reynolds.onavirus as a quarter of the population is in partial lockdown. the death toll rises in america where we report from the state of washington where most of those deaths have taken place. cruise ship more of the californian coast will reach doctor ladd on monday, 20 when people on board had tested positive. and the catholic church holds a huge open air mass to rally against a bill that would legalise abortion in argentina.

they are top-notch and you had mentioned reynolds, professional--mentioned professor reynolds who give a talk on wartime correspondence with stalin, both from winston and from franklin, so that is relatively new and something that opened my eyes. >> there is also the elizabeth's book conference between churchill and roosevelt, 1941 and the atlantic charter. that can be recommended too. >> last question from joe. >> thanks again for the presentation. going back to the travel aspect of all the conferences, was yalta's strategic place for stalin and the sense he could show off the disruption of crimea and was it more dangerous for churchill and fdr to travel to the conferences in the soviet union? >> i think yes on both of those questions. for stalin, he went all the way down to yalta. it was safe to him. to show off the destruction and remind his allies, future debates we have not mentioned future debates, german reparations to remind western powers that the level of destruction of the soviet union is so immense that if they see it with their own eyes, they would be more forthcoming on g

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please welcome jason reynolds and ibram x.di. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome, welcome, welcome, gentlemen, to "the daily show." >> thank you. >> thank you. >> trevor: great to see you again but let's jump into the book, which a lot of people would see it coming and go why would i read this, racism, anthonanti-racism and you. why did you write it this way? >> young people don't like history books. you start it off by not being a history book and okey-doke them. >> trevor: has it been designed in a way you can read it and understand without feeling too much? is that what you've tried to do for younger readers? >> racism is historiccable, it's rooted in the past, but you can constantly see it operating in daily life and you can constantly see how it's going to operate tomorrow, and that's what we wanted to sort of show for young people. >> trevor: the two of you came together jason and ibram and you worked on the story of telling the story of racism, and you have short chapters in the book, which is really interesti

a lot of people on wall street said that rj reynolds, well, reynolds consumer company had fallen out of favor because they are looking ahead to a world where we certainly at least were aiming to be plastic-free. well, now it's plastic that is sort of saving the day. that is a very important point to make. in just a few minutes, i am putting together the most extraordinary story of the entire 3d global community, 3d printing community. they just had a webinar called the leadership forum, bold action in uncertain times, and they are triageing everybody, even competitors, are cobbling together to come up with solutions for 3d printing ventilator pieces and face masks. the founder of 3d systems, i have been speaking to him on the phone, i've got his story coming up. stay tuned. it's a fascinating one and it really makes you feel good about how americans and people all around the world are turning what were 3d printed scuba masks into face masks and ventilator parts. it's unbelievable. we will be back in a bit with that. cheryl: see you soon. obviously a huge shout-out to the nurses and d

package to speed up government payments to americans and increase jobless benefits to millions rob reynolds begins our coverage. the u.s. navy hospital ship mercy sailed into los angeles harbor equipped with 1000 hospital beds and 800 medical staffers they will treat patients who do not have coded 19 freeing up space at l.a. hospitals for an expected surge of coronavirus cases the u.s. now has more than $100000.00 confirmed cases at its capacity today will add a 3rd more available beds and it full capacity 2 thirds more beds to the fight here in los angeles california governor gavin newsom thanks president donald trump for facilitating the ship's deployment he says the numbers of corona virus cases and deaths will rise steeply over the next 3 weeks they're seen surge numbers that put them on track within a week to be aligned with where new york city currently is if they see the kind of increases they experienced yesterday in new york city is the country's hardest hit location doctors there say they don't have proper equipment to care for sick patients every time that at the finish it i'm ju

will have done a good job rob reynolds reports talk about peak of the. virus coronavirus epidemic in the united states coming you know both 2 weeks i don't think that that is supported by any particular evidence is medical advisor is including dr is that he felt she is now become a very well known face not given that kind of specific date when the apex will her for a 2nd day italy has recorded a drop in the number of coronavirus links deaths infection rates in spain has declined the moment 800 people died there over the last 24 hours bringing the country's total number of deaths to more than $6500.00 the number of deaths in both countries accounts for around hoff the global toll the u.k. stephanie chief medical officer says that it will be it may be 6 months before life returns to normal the u.k. government introduced type restrictions on movement last week that the more than 1200 deaths that. australia has toughened its coronavirus containment rules there now be a ban on gatherings of borgen to people in public but that's been cautious optimism the prim

historian david reynolds has written an excellent book on 20th-century summits and the first big one was actually the munich conference in 1938. yaltas before tehran and what we are going to talk about today. the way professor reynolds put it, it was made possible by air travel, made necessary by weapons of mass destruction and made into household news by the mass media. all three elements as crucial in modern summitry. into the very complete outline by dr. stoler and march you through it. of variouss sort summit conferences before the yalta summit and in his preliminary marks he was saying that the yalta conference is often considered to have been a peace conference but it was not. in war was still going on military matters had a high place on the conference agenda he says. it appears only in retrospect as if it were a peace conference. he thinks this is due to the fact that there was no real post-world war ii peace conference the way versailles and the paris conferences in 1919 and world war i. so he wants to make that important point. not a peace conference. he also makes the poin

s up to 2 comments on his quotes great leadership let's get some analysis from reynolds he joins us now live from the sounds of this vying. rob you've been listening to that press conference there. just give us a sense of what we were hearing from president because the result was that the contradiction isn't there from what we're hearing from medical workers on the front line and the head of the states that are hardest hit and what we're hearing from president trump which seems to be a lot right exactly a lot of positive years coming out so. give us a sense what you take away from that oh a i do apologize your guts cut you off again because president trump is now back at the microphone let's get a lot in this hear what he had to say then to stick we want to thank you u.p.s. and fed ex. and particularly gun absolutely out of you as a so we appreciate everything you've done and delivered the federal government continues to mobilize every resource to make sure frontline doctors and nurses have the equipment needed to save american lives yesterday i visited naval station norfolk as the u.s.

dean reynolds, cbs news, indianapolis. >> o'donnell: well, they did a doggone good job. we'll be right back. >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evening news," more on the coronavirus outbreak. are america's hospitals ready for an influx of patients. and if you can't watch live, don't forget to set your dvr. that is the cbs evening news. i'm norah o'donnell. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa >>> right now at 7:00 -- >> a new look at the grand princess cruise ship. the new plan to move some passengers into bay area cities >> these are 100% secured. 100% segregated from the pu

he along with reynolds faced eight accounts of animal abuse reduced to seven. he received one misdemeanor account. today the defense attorney tried to establish that the overcrowded and dirty conditions of the training facility where the result o o o o o not his client. closing argument could begin as early as tomorrow morning. >>> a u.s. senator is calling on airlines to waive the fee for travelers in light of the coronavirus outbreak. senator richard blumenthal of connecticut wrote open letters to several major airlines urging them to allow travelers to make the best decision o for their health without the burden of high fees. those are his words. some airlines are already waiving fees. not all flights and dates get this special treatment. check first. i've got a list of all of those policies posted on our website, abc7news.com. i think this is going to go on for a while. but please check. not every date, not every flight. you could get caught. >> you made a great point. the airlines -- if people are looking that i'm going to have to pay the fees, they may no

i'm james reynolds. here in the uk or around the globe. measures to fight the coronavirus outbreak, which could stop people entering or leaving the worst affected regions. a building used as a quarantine centre for the virus collapses in china. four i confirmed dead. —— are confirmed. all passengers stuck on board a huge cruise ship moored off the californian coast are being tested for the coronavirus. and protests, celebrations, and calls for action. people around the world mark international women's day.

and rob reynolds is coming all the way from the west coast in california at a bernie sanders watch party well joining me here on set was bought about tunnel is al-jazeera senior political analyst my one bashara along with justin sage mitchell assistant professor in residence at northwestern university in doha also joining us is joseph who are associated professor of political science texas a and m. university in doha but before we get to them that gets around up from our reporters fanned out across the u.s. we go 1st to our white house correspondent kimberly how kits she is there kimberly so president trump has been talking about the democratic party not liking. trying to oust bernie sanders what was his strategy then going forward. if there's a reason the u.s. president donald trump continues to promote what many see as the infighting among the democrats because his strategy essentially is as long as he can keep democrats fighting amongst themselves they're not focusing their attention and fighting him so we saw this strategy of full display on the eve of super tuesday donald trump held

bob reynolds reports now on that stimulus package.will bail out corporations, for example, have seen their operations grind to a halt. it also provides money to states cities, replenishes medicales of needed equipment and will provide extended unemployment benefits the millions of americans who have lost their jobs as well as putting extra pockets ofthe families in the form of direct cash payments. the -- the head of the world health organization a chronic global shortage of needed equipment. the world health organization chief has also warned about the use of untested medicines to treat the virus. >> we call on all individuals countries to refrain from using therapeutics that have not demonstrated to be effective in the treatment of covid-19. the history of medicine is drugs with examples of that worked on paper or in a work ine but didn't humans or were actually harmful. arriving on the greek island say they're being given no support with the country in lockdown due to the coronavirus. nearly 60 people have recently set upand have h

in iowa, we do have a great partnership between kim reynolds and the administration. sureng with her and making public health officials are informed and getting the word out to getting our constituents. other states are working in conjunction with each other. it will take a partnership to get through this episode. we hope to be working together very tightly. it is sunshine in government week, so tomorrow a number of fellow senators and i will be talking about shedding light in the government and making sure the public is aware of what we are spending. it can be things we can work as putting asimple price tag on a government project and netting -- letting constituents know when it is on time. there are just simple things we can do to make sure that our consumers are aware of how their taxpayer dollars are being spent. thank you. indiana had its first positive test for the coronavirus last week. i have to commend our state department of health for their response. it has been incredibly professional and has maintained confidence in the government's ability to respond at

say that the thoughts of dying hadn't crossed my mind wouldn't be true anymore. >> reporter: dean reynoldss news, chicago. >> o'donnell: a powerful image today from the vatican where pope francis gave a special blessing in an empty st. peter's square. it was in the rain, and he prayed for the end of the coronavirus pandemic. the virus has claimed nearly 1,000 lives in italy in the past 24 hours. tonight, cbs news correspondent tonight, cbs news correspondent chri chris livesay has an exclusive look inside the i.c.u. unit at a hospital in northern italy. >> reporter: gasping for every breath, these patients are in ove advanced stages of covid-19. ventilators are keeping them inive. but with barely enough of them to go around, this desperate hospital is trying something ngw. you can turn a scuba mask into a ventilator? >> yes. we started that yesterday. >> reporter: doctors are using a 3d printer to modify the mask so they connect to oxygen. it's a quick fix dr. franceso minardi likens to war-time triage. cbs news was given rare access inside the hospital's i.c.u. before entering we suited u

i was reading this thing called the instapundit which was a written by this guy glenn reynolds who's quite an amazing character and and i didn't want to do an author with say because they're boring what is oh look at publisher's weekly said about me and who wants to read that anyway this guy's blog leaves the party which was pioneering kind of thing. interesting leads to either one maybe i can do then i can you know write a daily blog of a few sentences and attract attention and sell my book well i did that and the book. however the blog became wildly successful because i was very honest around 2003 about my political change. and a lot of people were going through that as a prime post 911 so then i got to know when to run out of the boxes are bigger who are doing the same thing and. we decided we would try to make some money out of the speakers who get it thousands of people logging on. sort of i would because of my career in hollywood which was full aisha about the career but the idea of that counted was fallacious. the flow divider razor it's cheap to get this business going and ha

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i'm james reynolds. here in the uk or around the globe. i'mjames reynolds. our top stories: italy is preparing emergency measures to fight the coronavirus outbreak, which could stop people entering or leaving the worst affected regions. a building used as a quarantine centre for the virus collapses in china. four i confirmed dead. —— are confirmed. all passengers stuck on board a huge cruise ship moored off the californian coast are being tested for the coronavirus. and protests, celebrations, and calls for action. people around the world mark international women's day. the italian government has just adopted emergency measures to contain the spread of coronavirus. the measures come after over 1200 new cases were reported in italy in the last 24 reported in italy in the last 2a hours, the biggest daily rise in cases since the outbreak began. 0fficials officials say 36 more people died in the past 2a hours. the authorities have brought in a major escalation of controls, limiting or but emergency travel to and from the entire region of lombardy, including the

all right we have to re forces in a key battleground states all reynolds's in the sun just california where santa supporters have been watching the results come in we saw it with alan fischer in austin texas has been at a watch party there but everyone seems to be gone way you are allan tell us about the results in texas joe biden in the lead. just take a look everyone's gone because they're waiting for the results part of the problem is that there are still people in line waiting to vote no 70 percent of the votes have been counted joe biden is increasing his lead every time that number goes up he's no 32000 votes ahead so although betting soundlessly been predicted by the polls to win it looks as if those last minute endorsements from geneva have helped joe biden no end and pushed him up towards victory here in texas that will be important because of bending sunders had won both texas and california then that would have given him a real argument that he is electable across the country but talking about those delays i'm going to bring in charlie boehner who's with move in texas which

by the hospital system thank you for that update there very concerning times to say the least rob reynolds there live from los angeles. european countries italy and spain a struggling to stand new infections despite unprecedented lockdown now the u.k. has ordered the closure of cafes pubs gyms and other businesses or brand has the story from london. across europe coronavirus lockdowns have largely emptied the streets to reduce the chances of person to person infection paris residents face a $150.00 fine if caught outside without good reason exercise is permitted even encouraged but new restrictions have been imposed along the river scene and around the eiffel tower you often see that we are at the start of this crisis as i have reminded the french people in the beginning of this week we put in place measures to resort this 1st wave it's a race against the virus despite nearly 2 weeks in lockdown italy has seen the numbers dead and infected hitting record new highs people are only allowed out for work medical reasons or emergencies and those allowances are expected to be made even tighter t

now with rob reynolds. a day of presidential mixed signals attending the sailing of a navy hospital ship. down from manhattan president donald trump said he might impose a quarantine a new york and neighboring states that i am now considering will make a decision very quickly very shortly a quarantine because it's such a hot area of new york new jersey and connecticut will be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon trump said he had discussed the idea with new york governor andrew cuomo cuomo said he didn't know what trump was talking about computer but of course if you have any indication that's possibility for me in new york or no it's going to happen has this conversation i don't even know what that means leader on saturday trump put out a tweet backing away from the quarantine plan and saying i have asked the centers for disease control to issue a strong travel advisory to be administered by the governors in consultation with the federal government a quarantine will not be necessary. houran jea

house campaign he's been endorsed by former new york mayor mike bloomberg who's dropped the race reynolds reports from the sunshine this. appearing confident and relaxed joe biden listed the states he won on super tuesday with victories in texas virginia north carolina arkansas alabama tennessee oklahoma. going to go to massachusetts and who had just sort of we heard we won maine as well all right. michael bloomberg dropped out of the race and endorsed by offering financial and organizational support to the former vice president i've always believed that the feeding donald trump starts 1000000 knighting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it and after yesterday's vote is clear that candidate is my friend and a great american joe biden. the 3 quarter $1000000000.00 price tag for his presidential ambitions one bloomberg 0 states although he was victorious in the territory of american samoa well i think he underestimated the degree to which politically he was just not acceptable enough to a broad enough swath of democrats bernie sanders who won 4 states including california vowed t

to save us rob reynolds reporting live from listeners mace rip many thanks indeed talk to oscar is a chief program officer at the national association of county and city health officials he joins us now live via skype from washington good to have you with us talk to so the president said that he was mulling this idea of quarantining these northeastern states new york's governor said that makes no sense and we have this travel advisory of the president saying that quarantine isn't necessary is this another example of president trump making policy only hoof was it even his decision to make. thank you agent one of the interesting things about isolation and quarantine they've been around for almost the beginning of our country especially the u.s. so specifically there are several authorities that are put into place you have the federal agencies who do have under the health and human services through the c.d.c. the ability to quarantine and isolate individuals for the sake of prevention a little disease same way you have the state or or at least who also have that ability and the local ju

back to work as soon as possible that's as a record 3300000 registered as unemployed last week rob reynolds begins our coverage. the number of confirmed cases of coded 19 in the u.s. now tops 83000 more than have been recorded in china or italy more than 1100 people here have died from the corona virus with no vaccine and no proven drug treatment the country's top medical experts say social restrictions are the only way to curb the rate of infection whenever you put the clamps down and shut things down you do it for 2 reasons you do it to prevent the further spread just because medication but he also do with the buy yourself time to get better prepared for what might be a rebound. in new york which has been hardest hit by the outbreak hospitals are becoming overwhelmed with worse predicted to come the need for ventilators and respirators for patients as well as protective gear for doctors and nurses remains acute one new york city hospital recorded 13 coronavirus deaths in 24 hours we will event question this virus but president donald trump continues to question the stay at home orders aff

let's go live to rob reynolds he's in los angeles for us now rob so you're there at one of the busiest airports in the u.s. tell us what's been happening. there and i'm at the los angeles international airport international terminal of the tom bradley terminal things are fairly busy right now despite the ban having gone into effect just moments ago many of the people that you can see behind me inside the doors of the terminal are lining up for ticket counters at korean air that's not one of the countries yet that has been affected so a lot of people seem to be. for whatever reason pretty anxious to get onboard korean air flights now president donald trump as we know amounts the 30 day european country travel ban. on wednesday in a speech that was so riddled with errors and misinformation that it made travelers panic and of course sent markets into a tumble officials later explained that the band did not apply to u.s. citizens or permanent residents they will be allowed to come home they'll be funneled into 13 domestic airports in the u.s. of which l.a.x. where i am right now is one but

the testing retesting tremendous numbers of people are this guy a lot of talk correspondent rob reynolds he's in los angeles and rob say the president says this is down to her record number of of testing the u.s. is testing more than any other country in the world and we believe that. well a lot of the things that the president has said from the podium have later turned out not to be correct martine so that would take a little bit of digging and we will no doubt learn more about the number of tests performed in the united states in due course but the raw numbers there the more than 83000 confirmed cases here in the united states this country the new epicenter of the pandemic and of course with every one of those numbers there is a human being and there have been to date more than 1100 deaths from corona virus here in the united states one of the epicenters is new york city that has somewhat around half of all the cases in the u.s. doctors and nurses there are working frantically to save face patients they say they still lack or 'd are in need of ventilators respirators and personal prote

the way professor reynolds put it, it was made possible by air travel, and necessary buy weapons of mass destruction and made into household news by the mass media. these are the three elements that are crucial in modern summitry. let me get into the very complete outlined by doctor stroller, and walk you through it. his team is various summit conferences before the yalta summit, and it is preliminary marks, he was saying that the yalta conference is often considered to be a peace conference, but it is not. the war was still going on, and military matters had a high place on the conference agenda, he says, and appears only in retrospect as if it were a peace conference. he thinks this was due to the fact that there was no real post-world war ii peace conference, the way versailles and the paris conference ended a broader one. he wants to make that important point, not a peace conference. and he also makes the point and, that is what is outlined is about that major political issues that were on the delta conference schedule had already been discussed and many summit meetings. and i had di

people have died but almost 131000 have recovered it let's go live now to los angeles and soon as rob reynolds is that for us rob president trump gave a press briefing in the last couple of hours what did he say. well he spent a great deal of time adrian talking about the new partnerships or contracts at the us government has conducted with various private corporations to create of vast number as he said of ventilators and other equipment including masks and gloves that are sorely needed in the hospitals all 'd over the united states the president said that the federal government is doing a hell of a job to do his words although that has been disputed by a number of governors around the country the number here in the united states are frankly pretty disheartening in well over 100000 confirmed cases of coated 19 as of now the deaths in an excess of 1500 new york city is the worst hit with 366 deaths at last count that is more than has been reported in the entire country of germany there are new hotspots developing in cities like dallas detroit and philadelphia and new orleans reported 400 new c

here's dean reynolds. >> reporter: here he comes, butler blue iii, otherwise known as "trip."rs, trip has wobbled and slobbered his way into the hearts of butler university players and fans. >> trippy, trippy. high-five it. good boy! >> reporter: a much-loved mascot with an irresistible mug. what's it been like for you? >> incredible. >> reporter: michael kaltenmark has handled butler bulldog mascots for 16 years. >> they know when it's show time, and they love it. they thrive on it. >> reporter: trip was introduced in 2012. he's eight now, and kaltenmark felt the time to retire had come. was this a mutual decision with you and trip? >> i'm not sure how aware he is of his impending retirement. >> reporter: having recently undergone a life-saving kidney transplant, kaltenmark will still work for butler, but his dog days are done, too. is the dog therapeutic for you? >> oh, 100%. >> reporter: last week was their final home game, an emotional last tour for the two best friends. next season, trip's great-grand-nephew, known as blue, will take over. tough to follow in trip's big pa

will have done a good job rob reynolds reports talked about the peak of the. virus coronavirus an epidemic in the united states coming in about 2 weeks i don't think that that is supported by any particular evidence is medical visors including dr anthony fauci who's now become a very well known face not given that kind of specific date when the apex will. italy has recorded a drop in the number of deaths for the 2nd day the infection rate in spain has declined but more than 800 people died there the last 24 hours bringing the total number to more than 6500 the number of deaths in both countries accounts for around hof of the global toll. the u.k.'s devotee chief medical officer says it might be 6 months before life returns to normal the u.k. government introduced tight restrictions on movement last week as been more than 101200 deaths that libya has announced 5 new corona virus infections bringing its number of known cases now to 8 medical equipment that was recently rushed into the water on countries being distributed by libya's military forces fighting has i

526000 infections worldwide with over 23000 deaths all right let's talk to our correspondent rob reynolds who's in l.a. in los angeles and rob let's go back to the daily briefing given by the president he is attributing this huge rise in the number of confirmed cases in the u.s. making it the new epicenter he's attributing that to more testing. yes martine the president has consistently put an upbeat spin on every new development in the pandemic in this case he says that the new numbers are a tribute to comprehensive testing and he boasted that the united states has now tested more people for covert 900 then south korea but leaving all that aside for the moment martin the number of really do tell the story and it's more of a horror story really than anything else more than 82000 confirmed cases here in the united states as you mentioned making it the new global epicenter for code 91100 and counting people in this country have died from the disease in a single hospital in the borough of queens in new york 13 patients died of rotavirus in just 24 hours another number 3200000 that is the. nu

pictures because he was, he believed himself to be a good friend of burt reynolds . >> and he told a lot of stories you have his stories moving into this because he fabricated. >> yes, he was an incredible fabulist and part of this was harmless, you just made up stories about everything and what was interesting is realizing as i was working on this that libraries are about the essential human need for story. it is the essential unit of human interaction. it's the stories we tell ourselves, it's the stories we share with each other. it's the stories we save and preserve and pass on. to the next generation. so having the young man at the center of this crime story be in his own way a extravagant storyteller, felt like it had a great deal of residence with the theme of the book, of this idea that our lives are all stories. >> so as a journalist, as an author, just how do you get the real library bug? most people would say like you said, a book about a library. >> right. and the writing, i became so passionate about this subject, i felt like every aspect of it fascinated me. the science

new form of living at fish he was in a quarantine for take al have to leave it there for now rob reynolds thank you live from of sentance. a member of u.s. vice president mike pence his office has tested positive for corona virus hence his spokeswoman katie miller says the unidentified staffer has not had any recent close contact either the vice president or the president. european countries italy and spain are struggling to stem new infections despite unprecedented lockdowns now the u.k. has ordered the closure of cafes pubs gyms and other businesses paul brennan has the story from london. across europe coronavirus lockdowns have largely emptied the streets to reduce the chances of person to person infection in paris residents face a $150.00 fine if caught outside without good reason exercise is permitted even encouraged but new restrictions have been imposed along the river scene and around the eiffel tower you can see that we are at the start of this crisis as i have reminded the french people in the beginning of this week we put in place measures to resort this 1st wave it's a race ag

back home in iowa, we do have a great partnership between governor kim reynolds and the administration. the delegation here in congress, and working with her and making sure all of our public health officials are informed and getting the word out to our constituents. so i do hope that all of the other states are working in conjunction with each other. it is going to take a partnership to get through this episode. so again, we hope to be working together, very tightly in the upcoming months. a little different topic, it is sunshine and government week. tomorrow, a number of fellow senators and i will be on the floor talking about shedding light in our government and making sure that the public is aware of what we are spending our tax dollars on. in making sure that it is done in an efficient and effective manner. so they can be things that we can work together on his simple as putting a price tag on a government project and letting our constituents know whether it is on time or whether it is overbudget. there are just some simple things that we can do as a federal government to make sur

back home in iowa we have a great partnership between governor kim reynolds and the administration, the delegation here in congress. ms. ernst: and working with her and making sure that all of our public health officials are informed and getting the word out to our constituents. so i do hope that all of the other states are working in conjunction with each other. it's going to take a partnership to get through this episode. so, again, we hope to be working together very tightly in the upcoming months. a little different topic. it is sunshine in government week. tomorrow a number of fellow senators and i will be on the floor talking about shedding light in our government and making sure that the public is aware of what we are spending our tax dollars on and making sure that it's done in an efficient and effective manner. so it can be things that we can work together on, as simple as putting a price tag on a government project and letting our constituents know whether it's on time or whether it's overbudget. there are just some simple things that we can do as a federal government to make

i'm james reynolds.00 people in a single day — the highest total anywhere in the world, since the outbreak began. in spain, there's been a big rise too — an increase of more than 300 people, bringing the total number of deaths there to more than 1,300. as the death toll rises in the uk, a plea from the prime ministerfor everyone to stay at home — to protect health services — and lives. and deserted streets in south america as brazil's largest state, sao paulo, announces a two—week shut down.

i'mjames reynolds. 0ur this is bbc world news. i'mjames reynolds. our top stories.ment of therapies for the virus. i have directed the fda to eliminate outdated rules and pure accuracy, so this work can proceed rapidly, quickly and i mean fast. the uk government officials have quashed rumours about london infections rising, the quickest could be going to fall locked on, insisting that access to the capital will remain open. while children remain home from school, american teachers have come up with creative ways to make sure their students get lunch. welcome to bbc news will stop the number of coronavirus cases and deaths is rising faster here in london than anywhere else in the uk. amid fears that the capital may be a lockdown like we've seen in other european cities, the prime ministers at this afternoon that there are currently no plans to bring in travel restrictions for those coming in and out of the city, or completely shutting down the transport number. 0fficials also say there is no policy to maintain law and order. mark houston has been speaking to londoner

a democratic watch body in austin texas will be speaking to him in just a few minutes 1st of all reynolds who is that joe biden's rally in california it's pretty empty where you are but california of course results coming in this hour what are the expectations that. well it could take some time for the votes to be counted and we have some breaking news for you foley the sanders campaign has filed in court for an emergency injunction to keep the polls here in los angeles county open for several more hours 1 because there have been serious delays of some people saying they waited for hours to 3 hours in order to vote there were a lot of delays down at the college near the college campus of the university of california at los angeles where many sanders voters were. impeded from voting by a long lines the voting itself will take some time to tabulate there have been some new procedures here in california put in place over the past couple of years and sometimes it takes a long time for them to go through and very meticulously count the mailing in and absentee ballots but i'll tell you somethin