. >> reporter: newborn sady was just 2 weeks old when justin moved out of the house and above the garagetly to protect her from the virus for 6 weeks the family has seen each other in the backyard but no hugs rachel is all alone with the kids. >> i think i cannot do it for 18 months this is something i cannot sustain for that long. >> reporter: nationwide exhausted health care workers are warning against lifting stay at home restrictions fearing hospitals will be quickly overwhelmed by a surge in coronavirus patients from a colorado nurse standing his ground to a nursing assistant in pennsylvania >> if we get a surge more of these covid-19 cases, we won't be able to handle it. >> reporter: to new york >> if you want to live you stay home. my god, don't open up this country >> reporter: ultimately the decision is up to each governor back in atlanta rachel recently tweeted her disappointment that americans were ignoring social distancing while justin worked to save covid patients former president obama retweeting her message. justin's hope, the curve will flatten enough so that he can come

a lot states and a lot of sadie's cannot run -- a lot of cities cannot run deficit spending like the federal government can. they will need help pretty quickly, particularly as they .ee first responders get sick big cities like new york have been at the epicenter of this and we have seen the kind of response andrew cuomo had to for the entire state. these are these two distinct regions, upstate and new york city. same thing with new jersey. these governors and these mayors who are dealing with quarantines and lockdowns and so forth, they are the ones who are going to pressure congress and the white house the most. us from hisjoining home on capitol hill. with us when he can be. covering it for roll call. all.com is the website if you want to see their work. we found out last week that nancy pelosi wants a new committee to oversee the coronavirus response. on statean clyburn was of the union yesterday and he talked about the role that his select committee what have. here is what he had to say. >> my understanding is that this committee will be forward-looking. we will not be looking b

thank you, sadie. the answer to this is yes.g very hard to ensure that those who have extra needs, for instance people with autism and cystic fibrosis, get that extra support. it is, of course, very, very hard, though, when that clashes with the medical needs, which have to come first, and for those who're in the shielded category, i'm afraid that the safest thing for them to do is to be shielded, which is notjust to stay at home, but really be protected from all contact because of the consequences should they get the disease. hello again. it's been the sunniest april on record, and up until today, it was also unusually warm and unusually dry. but all that changed across england and wales today. this was yesterday, and although the heat was more limited, still up to 19 degrees. a significant drop in the cloud and rain today, and in coventry it was only seven degrees this afternoon. still some wet weather around at the moment. 0vernight, the worst of that rain pushes away eastwards. but it stays cloudy and misty, some hill fog an

coronavirus this week we're supposed to get 30 new ventilators manufactured with much trumpeting by miss sadie's and mclaren will they make a big difference to what we're facing here in britain i'm afraid they look they're desperate shortage of ventilators has to be considered alongside the failure to test the shortage of p.c.r. machines and i understand slopes the personal protective equipment and i also understand that there's now an emerging issue about oxygen supplies for ventilating people even if we have the ventilator so. this all goes back to the failure to get a grip on this emergency right at the beginning when it became apparent that something was happening very serious at the end of january beginning of february when the prime minister failed to convene and share kerber of the emergency committee for governments because what should have happened at that point was to take stock to get the right people around the table not just a narrow segment of science and to look and say what was likely to be coming down the track if they didn't or they would have put systematic testing in place th

major banks around the world and now we've got a situation geopolitically or it appears as though sadie arabia is trying to bust the petro dollar system possibly to do business with china versus america as their primary buyer add russia into the mix that you know with the fact that they are drilling costs are in roubles and they're selling in dollars they're just it cost us not far above saudi arabia so they've actually got a good hand in this good jill political poker game are we at the end of the petrodollar system josh even before before the virus and the shut in of the economy i actually think we were already seeing signals of this is in q 4 in the madness and the you know not q we were already seeing some really troubling things happening in the in the u.s. treasury markets and the overnight lending market so and and so we actually already saw and that was because essentially your whole ringback risk free yield curve in the in the market is headed toward 0 not if the whole price of the treasury career moves to 0 that's actually very different than say you know the yen you know goin

the winds are all over the place that strong easterly pick up and santa moving further west was in sadies sand storm is a risk there were dust storm brilliant coder then afterwards the whole circulation is slow moving so the clouds moving no way but that's just the arabian peninsula in iran it's obvious we've got big showers in iraq if you can draw in quite warm the same is true back in the bout time she's now in the low twenty's if you're lucky turkey has taken a dive temperature wise with us because we've picked up a few more showers now the real wet stuff is for the sas has said it means a big. back to uganda they will carry on but the focus is probably a bit further south in burundi western kenya and d.r. congo and once again we see a concentration in the breeze bringing in the showers towards the coast of tanzania the orange flash that's heavy rain. in uncertain and isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leaving looking at another side of the story not from the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact it's reality only

will also have to give up something in return sadies oil minister on sunday mentioned that it will need the support from produces outside of opec plus specifically citing the u.s. canada and norway so it seems like it will be our all in or nothing type deal russia and saudi arabia will need u.s. participation in some shape or form to cut production along with them. well thank you christy for that but for more we want to bring in peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital now peter i want to start by asking you are we starting to see a turning point as christi pointed out in the market as we get better data out of the coronavirus stuff now has all the news now been priced and do we have a bottom now. well i would tend to doubt it you know too many people are focused on the pin and ignoring the bubble that the pinprick you know before the covert 19 shut down the u.s. economy was long overdue for a severe recession and the u.s. stock market was long overdue for a bear market so i think that call would virus simply accelerated the onset of both and so 'd although it's going to happen is th

could have to give up something in return in other words sadi will reduce output only if others join or oil has a down over 60 percent year to date so the big question posed by many is should we just let the industry go bankrupt it's already subsidize and leverage to the hilt and this would accelerate the push towards clean energy so why does not let it fail it was only last year that the us was boasting that the shell industry had rendered opec useless and irrelevant and today american shell producers are getting crushed with whiting petroleum the former shell darling filing for bankruptcy. well it seems like the u.s. will not allow the oil industry to fall the u.s. oil industry is far too big and too important and encompasses the entire drilling in the strait the rig makers the offshore rigs exploration and production pipelines and refining so to allow to fail would mean massive bankruptcies and layoffs but most importantly it's a matter of national security and to allow the industry to fail while being giving up global control back to saudi arabia as washington scrambling for ways

they're also representing car owners who used other vehicles as well like big manufacturers or sadie's b.m.w. fia chrysler they're all involved in this a lot of them use the same exact rig cheating software and they're seeking compensation on behalf of those car owners there are other companies that are being investigated but not named as well and a lot of these companies are in different stages of settling in different countries v.w. have settled in the u.s. it's ongoing for mercedes and b.m.w. we talked about germany they are settling there on an ad hoc basis and they're working out a settlement now in australia so there's a lot going on with this case well auto sector is already hurting due to the coronavirus so this even having a greater impact on them molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer thank you for your time today. many types of life celebrations have been canceled due to the krona virus this includes weddings well of you're one of the couples whose wedding was canceled and you happen to live in the new york state well there's good news over the weekend new york gove

in germany factories belonging to car makers including folks of are going to invest sadie's benz a planning to restart production next week at the same time as small shops and showrooms reopen poland is set to gradually lift lockdown measures from sunday but it's also told people they must wear a face mask in public. it is uncomfortable but if it's necessary we have no choice we must abide by the rules but. there are people who don't cover their mails when they cough or sneeze in public places so this is an obvious and good measure in greece they're preparing to spend all of the docs easter at home church is a shot and families can gather. but i feel terrible we will celebrate it as if it's just a regular day but we have shown patience. idea the greek government says it will seem start moving more than 2000 elderly and sick asylum seekers from congested island camps to the main lines it's an attempt to stop a car with 1000 outbreak on the igi and islands under reminder of the challenges europe still faces as it asks itself how long the crisis will continue the team barbara al-jazeera. i sai

in germany factories belonging to car makers including false fog and mist sadie's benz a planning to restart production next week at the same time as small shops and showrooms reopen poland is set to gradually lift lockdown measures from sunday but it's also told people they must wear a face mask in public. eye contact is uncomfortable but if it's necessary we have no choice we must abide by the rules. there are people who don't cover their mails when they cough or sneeze in public places so this is an obvious and good measure. in greece they're preparing to spend all their ducks easter at home church is a shot and families can gather. i feel terrible we will celebrate it as if it's just a regular day but we have shown patience. the greek government says it will seem start moving more than 2000 elderly and sick asylum seekers from congested island camps to the mainland it's an attempt to stop a 19 outbreak of e.g. annoyance and the reminder of the challenges europe still faces as it asks itself how long the crisis will continue the al-jazeera. meanwhile the u.k. government has announ

.>> for sadie fan, all manufacturing right here in charleston county . >> it is a great day in south carolina . $560 million invested. 1700 jobs right here in chester county. it's a great plan. >> the best part of what has happened over the past couple of years is wanting all these jobs just go into cities but go into rural south carolina because if you can get a person you job you take care of a family and we blotched a lot of families get taken up care of . >> president-elect trump has asked nikki haley to be his ambassador to the united nations and she's accepted. >> the daughter of indian immigrants is considered a rising star in the republican party haley would be the first woman appointed to trump scattered. >> our ambassador is living proof of the promise of america. >> for anyone that says you can't get anything done at the un, they need to know there's a new sheriff in town . >> there is a new un. >> you're going to see a change in the way we do tbusiness . for those that don't have our back yard taking names. >> the human rights council as a protector of human rights abuser

sadie posting it's okay. we had all just gone inside. workers start prepping factories to reopen. the company says the workers will begin to practice safety protocol like temperature screenings and face masks. crews on voluntary basis. workers are paid if they choose to return but are not required to return. the company's plants and a1e78ablassembly lines closed se march. this year's first virtual draft crushing ratings with 8.4 million viewers. the league's draft-a-thon raising nearly $7 million for organizations like the red cross and feeding america. go to relief.nfl.come t.com. the nike sitting on the chair with the patriots on the clock has been going viral. i think people have just been starving, brian, for any sort of live sports action and nfl did a great job. brian: one of these times where everyone was pull for the nfl to full off. and think about the biographies and streaming service they were able to do are the from the people's homes and the coach's chairs. bill belichick stunning put a malmall.eagle's pick on -- eaglt all friday show dedicate to how the eagles are go

thank you, sadie. the answer to this is yes.o have extra needs, for instance, people with autism and cystic fibrosis, get that extra support. it is, of course, very ha rd extra support. it is, of course, very hard when that clashes with the medical needs, which have to come first, and for those who are in the shielded category, i'm afraid that the safest thing for them to do is to be shielded, which is notjust to stay at home but really be protected from all contact because of the consequences should they get the disease. yes, i think i consequences should they get the disease. yes, i thinki agree, that's right. thank you very much, and thank you for your question. and of course, you mention a vaccine, and we are all working incredibly ha rd to and we are all working incredibly hard to get a vaccine as soon as possible, but again, the science behind that is uncertain, and so the timings are uncertain. thank you very much for those two questions from the public. i think this is working well, having questions from members of the p