st. peter's where pope francis celebrated mass. but not before being sanitized inside and out. in some cases, with the help of the military, like the church of st. peter and paul in rome. priests must wear gloves and masks to give union. parishioners must receive it in their hands, not directly in their mouths. even with added safety measures there's risk. there is more opportunity for the disease to spread. people are still getting sick and dying every day. >>> is now really a good time to reopen the country? >> i mean, the number decreasing every day. i mean, we have more people that are coming out from this disease and -- >> reporter: including pierre, the deputy health minister and a coronavirus survivor. now that italians are recovering from the disease faster than they're contracting it, he says italy should leave its sick bed. >>> it's like you're discharging the country. >> it's like we are discharging italy that has been sick a few months, yeah. >> reporter: today not only churches, but hair dressers, museums and shops can reopen. one sobering estimate, one-third can't

st. peter's basilica to celebrate mass.ict national lockdown even as the country reported a record daily rise of nearly 8,000 new coronavirus cases on saturday. from 8thjune, restaurants, hotels, shopping centres and places of worship will be allowed to re—open in many areas in the first stage of a three—phase plan. divya arya, our corresondent in delhi has the details. it isa it is a clear message to the people that this might still be called a lockdown, it is a month—long extension, but the purpose of the extension, but the purpose of the extension to unlock. this will strictly be enforced only in areas with a high number of coronavirus cases. 0ther with a high number of coronavirus cases. other areas, most with a high number of coronavirus cases. 0therareas, most of with a high number of coronavirus cases. other areas, most of the country, will see this phased opening. 0nly schools and colleges are not being open for another month. we have not heard anything about international air travel as well. 0ther about internation

st. peter's square after being closed for three months. most respected social distancing guidelines as they looked up at the weekend with the typical people message. pope francis' a special greetings to catholics in mainland china and called for a year of reflection in the environment. st. peter's basilica reopened and worshipers are required to have their temperatures checked as they enter the square spring is easing lockdown restrictions and in madrid and barcelona cafc and bars are welcoming back customers today and part of the country's phase one of finally reopening in restaurants with outdoor seating will open but only that have capacity in small shops and parks will open with restrictions in the country is respect expected to welcome back international tourists in the month of july. >> that will be a big step. >>> 4:18 a.m. is the time. frank we have our memorial day red on. >> there we go. celebrating the holiday and it will be a hot day. steve i have all my windows open hoping to let cooler air in for a little while. i have to shu

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religious services resume — the pope has returned to st peter's basilica to celebrate mass.schools in england prepare to reopen to some pupils tomorrow — governors say all children shouldn't have to return before summer holidays. three, two, one, zero. ignition. lift off of the falcon 9 and crew dragon. and coming up on the programme... a new era for space travel as the first ever comercial rocket carrying humans approaches the space station. we will be watching that live. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. hundreds of people have gathered in central london this afternoon, to protest over the killing of the unarmed black american, george floyd, whilst in police custody. the crowds congregated in trafalgar square, in solidarity with protesters in the us. that is despite the security of the social distancing lockdown measures in london. hundreds of demonstrators then marched towards downing street, and onwards across the river thames to vauxhall. the crowds have

al—aqsa mosque injerusalem reopens after two months, and later this morning, the pope will return to st peter'silica to celebrate mass. and coming up on the programme... a new era for space travel as the first ever comercial rocket carrying humans into space is successfully launched. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. huge demonstrations have taken place in at least 30 cities across the united states, following the death of a black man, while in police custody. the protests were largely peaceful but violence flared and curfews are now in place in at least 13 cities. more and more protestors have taken to the streets for a fifth night after george floyd — an african—american man from minneapolis — died when a police officer knelt on his neck during an arrest. president trump has blamed far—left groups and anarchists for the violence. our north america correspondent david willis reports. this was the night america rose up in protest. angry, destructive protest, aimed at the police a

worshippers will be welcome back to st peter's basilica —— worshippers will be welcomed back to st peter'sll be reduced as the church finds new ways in this new way of life. freya cole, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. 0fficials figures from brazil suggest that the country now has the fourth largest number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the world behind the us, russia and britain. brazil recorded over 14,000 new cases in 2a hours. more than 15,000 brazilians have died. religious services are resuming in parts of australia under strict conditions, as lockdown measures are gradually being eased. but many churches, synagogues and mosques have decided to stay closed because of concerns for the older members of their congregation. borisjohnson has warned that a vaccine for coronavirus may never come to fruition. writing in a british newspaper, he acknowledges that his government's new message about staying alert is more complex than just staying at home. meanwhile, the uk government has sought to reassure parents about reopening schools to some pupils in england from next mo

worshippers will be welcomed back to st peter's basilica, but numbers will be reduced as the church adapts life. donna larsen, bbc news. religious services are resuming in parts of australia under strict conditions, as lockdown measures are gradually being eased. but many churches, synagogues and mosques have decided to stay closed over concerns for older members. 0ur correspondent in sydney phil mercer told me more about how australians are adapting. across mostjurisdictions in australia's states and territories, here in new south wales for example, places of worship can now be attended by ten people. limited numbers, fewer than members of a football team but for many parishioners, it is a start. there are churches here in sydney who are asking people to phone ahead to book a spot because of those limited places available. as you said, there are large numbers of synagogues, mosques and anglican churches, certainly here in the state of new south wales, who have decided to stay closed because of concerns for older members of their congregations. and also some of those authorities controllin

st. peter's basilica to celebrate mass. three, two, one, zero. ignition.t off of the falcon 9 and crew dragon. and, a new era for space travel as the first ever commercial rocket carrying humans into space is successfully launched. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest news here in britain and globally. across the united states curfews are now in place in at least 13 cities, but they haven't stopped more and more protestors taking to the streets for the fifth night in a row. they are angry after the death on monday of george floyd, an african—american man from minneapolis, who died after a police officer knelt on his neck. president trump has blamed far—left groups and anarchists for the violence. our north america correspondent david willis reports. this was the night america rose up in protest. angry, destructive protest aimed at the police and their treatment of racial minorities. curfews were imposed in more than a dozen american cities, but they were ignored. many of those protests had started pea

health system has effectively collapsed for the 1st time in months a small crowd has gathered in st peter's square to watch pope francis deliver his sunday blessing people kept their distance from each other many wore masks for the past 3 months the pope has blessed and square tourists began returning to venice after restrictions were eased many briefly took off their masks for photographs about $30000000.00 people visit the city every year italy will reopen its borders to european union states from june the 3rd. those are your headlines it's inside story so stay with us. what impact will call did 19 on the drop in the oil price problem the race to the white house can trump survive these his story set backs and does joe biden have what it takes to beat. special coverage on al-jazeera. its way the coronavirus started but also where things are now returning to normal so what is china's post coronavirus strategy the national people's congress is dealing with most criticism over its handling of the pandemic and concerns over its economy so how will china move forward this is inside still. hello

pope francis has celebrated pentecost sunday in st peter's basilica cautioning against pessimism in the face of the coronavirus crisis only a few dozen worshippers were allowed to attend a mass of its social distancing measures inside the vatican. jerusalem's moss the 3rd holiest site in islam reopened after 2 and a half months closure due to the coronavirus 1st worshipers were allowed in for don't pray is there didn't appear to be a strict ssion on the number of people allowed in but worshippers were being asked to wear masks. rwanda registered its 1st official covert 19 deaths the east african nation only has about 350 confirmed cases to minimize contact between patients and health care workers the country's hospitals are using medical robots now in the fight against the virus . these robots don't just stand around and look cute they're ready for action. followed by ready to use your service. hello good morning i am here to take your temperature and off he goes. we move closer to me. here at one of one discovered 19 treatment facilities only a short distance from the capital kigali th

st. peter's area open up but people need to get there temperatures taken as they reenter. >>> protesters hong kong police used tear gas and water cannons to break up the crests of thousands of demonstrators. >> reporter: clashes erupted between protesters and police and hong kong as they look at the new security loss. teargas filled the streets and 120 arrest were made. they were protesting against the proposal out of beijing and it will open up the door to massive arrests and expanding spying by chinese intelligence, they have taken to the streets demonstrating against previously proposed extradition laws the financial help that is not considered a subsidiary is receiving support and the new efforts against the chinese security laws. the truck administration offered support to the protesters, robert o'brien is putting pressure on china to reverse course on the proposal. >> we will see what the word is with the next coming days and weeks with respect to this law. >> reporter: kim jong-un over the weekend said that he plans to expand his nuclear capabilities and create new challenges for

some other stories making news around the world for the 1st time in months catholics gathered in st peter's square at the vatican for their traditional papal blessing pope francis has been delivering his message from inside. the library during a. wave to be well space deprived in the square after some days but this. despite the threat posed by covert 19 americans have been heading to the beach to celebrate memorial day weekend the holiday marks the unofficial start of summer in the u.s. president trump celebrated with his 1st round of golf since the pun demick broke out in israel all eyes are on a courtroom in jerusalem where the trial of benyamin netanyahu israel's long serving prime minister began today it was postponed in march because of the coronavirus crisis well the court rejected a request by netanyahu lawyers for him not to attend the 1st hearing. one week ago benjamin netanyahu was sworn in as israel's new prime minister for the 5th time. today his trial is set to begin in jerusalem it's the 1st time in israel's history that a sitting prime minister has been indicted netanyahu doe

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some other stories making news around the world for the 1st time in months catholics gathered in st peter's square at the vatican for the traditional papal blessing francis has been delivering his message for inside the apostolic library during the pandemic he waved to the well spaced crowd in the square after sunday's blessing. despite the threat posed by covert 19 americans have been heading to the beach to celebrate memorial day weekend the holidays marks the unofficial start of summer in the u.s. president trump celebrate with his 1st round of golf since the pandemic broke out. afghan president musharraf's ghani has promised to release of 22000 taliban prisoners as a goodwill gesture his statement came after the insurgents offered a 3 day cease fire during the day he also urged the taliban to free afghan security personnel. now don't present tense a trial started today in israel with prime minister benyamin netanyahu facing charges of fraud breach of trust and bribery he's the 1st sitting prime minister to face trial in a case that pits netanyahu and his supporters against the cold tree

are reopening for services to mark the occasion pope francis who led a mass in a side chapel of st peter's basilica in the vatican the basilica had floor marking to encourage social distancing worshippers temperatures were being checked as they arrived for the service. the u.s. economy is likely to record a whopping 30 percent collapse in the current quarter according to the chairman of the federal reserve your own pal and an interview with c.b.s. news powell said the united states would only rick cover fully after a vaccine was available costing lawmakers against reopening the economy too soon. the governor would have to reintroduce the social distancing measures and then you would have another downturn and that would be bad for confidence. so that's a risk we really want to avoid you know the virus hasn't gone away the reason that cases have gone down and are declining is because people have been in their homes and not in their businesses and not out among the crowd. has more on this he joins us from new york ends a 30 percent contraction of the u.s. economy that's staggering did the fed

italy are reopening for services to mark the occasion pope francis led a mass in a side chapel of st peter's basilica in the vatican the basilica had 4 more years to encourage social distancing and. temperatures were checked as they arrive for the service of. french acting legend she clearly has died at the age of $94.00 piccoli had a string of starring roles in a long and distinguished career including work with directors alfred hitchcock and . his family said he died from what it called a cerebral accident. german foreign minister musk has held a video conference with several of his counterparts across the e.u. to discuss efforts to restart europe's struggling to resume industry after the talks bust said he was hopeful that tourism abroad would be possible after june 15th but he said it would not be a quick return to business as usual like other nations pressure is building here in germany to once more open the country to international tourists. this is germany's 2nd biggest hotel the park in right in the heart of most summers over 900 of its 1000 rooms are booked but because of the curren

for the 1st time in months catholics gathered in st peter's square at the vatican for a traditional papal blessing hope francis has been delivering his message from inside the apostolic library during the pandemic he took the chance to wave to the well space crowd in the square after sunday's blessing. of south africa's government is lifting the lockdown restrictions despite the number of covert $1000.00 cases still being on the rise president's real ramaphosa acknowledged that the pandemic would get much worse the severe lockdown imposed at the end of march spelled economic disaster for shoots numbers of south africans ramaphosa said he was now moving the country to what he called a risk adjusted approach with the option of returning to regional lockdowns if necessary health experts have predicted south africa's outbreak will peak in the 2nd half of the year causing at least $40000.00 deaths let's hear what ramaphosa said as scientists had predicted they infections in our country have now started to rise sharply one 3rd of the cumulative confirmed cases where record it in the last week.

religious services resume — the pope has returned to st peter's basilica to celebrate mass.schools in england prepare to reopen to some pupils tomorrow, governors say all children shouldn't have to return before summer holidays. one piece of baking is in the past couple of minutes, it's just been announced the coronavirus testing capacity as promised by a premise to borisjohnson of capacity as promised by a premise to boris johnson of 200,000, capacity as promised by a premise to borisjohnson of 200,000, the government are now saying they have reached that capacity target a day early. i think the prime minister mentioned the 1st ofjune, we are of course right at the end of may. so 200,000 coronavirus testing capacity target has been met. it was reached yesterday, 205600 and 34. we'll hear more about that at the press briefing. before that let's catch up with click. hello, you. hope you're doing ok. the weather's getting warmer here which means only one thing — any minute now you will hear my next—door neighbour's lawnmower whiz past and there's nothing i can do about it. sor

for the 1st time in months catholics gathered in st peter's square at the vatican for traditional papal blessing pope francis has been delivering his message from inside the apostolic library during the pandemic. he took the chance to wave to the well spaced crowd in the square after sunday's blessing. german flag carrier lufthansa has announced it will resume flights to 20 destinations for mid june including to some holiday hotspots the airline is beginning to restore business after demand kludged in march amid the coronavirus pandemic lufthansa negotiation with the german government over a 9000000000 euro bailout continued on sunday police in hong kong have used tear gas and water cannon after thousands of people took to the streets to protest beijing's plans to impose a new national security law on the former british colony who would bypass the local legislature and is expected to ban what china calls treason subversion and sedition pro-democracy campaigners say it's a threat to hong kong's autonomy now police say they have arrested at least 180 people earlier we talked to ben our ar

st. peter's square after it was closed for three months. most of them respect social distancing guidelines as they look for the traditional blessing, there's a special greeting to those in mainland china and called for a year of reflection on the environment. the st. peter's basilica reopened, and worshipers are required to have temperatures checked as they enter. >>> spain uses lockdown restrictions and parts of the country, in madrid and barcelona, cafc and bars are preparing to welcome back customers today. part of the phase 1 of reopening, restaurants have outdoor seating and they will be allowed to open but only at half capacity. small shops, parks and private museums will open with restrictions, the country is expecting to welcome back international tourists and july. >>> cindy chavez will discuss the proposal she is making to extend the eviction moratorium for renters. the executive order on the eviction moratorium will expire may 31. the santa clara county board of supervisors will consider the proposal at the meeting tomorrow. >>>

st. peters in the vatican, had an extra deep clean before it reopened to the faithful tomorrow.zabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> governments and drug makers are racing to respond to the pandemic. the drug remdesivir has been shown to modestly shorten recovery time. but now in a new trial, researchers are adding even more firepower to the battle against covid-19. tonight, cbs's chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook shows us how. >> reporter: 57-year-old bill clark looked forward to his follow-up visit at atlanta's emory university hospital. >> it's always a great day to feel healthy, after what i went through. >> reporter: just three weeks ago, he was discharged after a battle against covid-19. >> i started wondering how bad is this going to be? am i close to dying? >> reporter: clark took part in a ground-breaking global trial with early results that showed remdesivir reduced average hospitalizations from 15 to 11 days. dr. aneesh mehta was the lead investigator at the n.i.

st. peter's basilica today. and protective gear sanitizing the altar and sprained on the railings and cleaning entire floor. the vatican has not said when pope francis will preside over any event inside of st. peter's. on monday he is set to say a private mass in a side chapel where is st. john paul ii is very to honor what would've been the late pope's 100th birthday. temperature scanners also to be installed in the major basilicas around rome for celebrations where large crowds are expected. we are all adjusting as we go. so the feds are out with a warning about a potentially deadly illness links to covid-19 that affects children. in a moment to come what parents need to watch out for and what they need to know to keep their kids safe, next. ♪ about making choices. well i didn't choose metastatic breast cancer. not the exact type. not this specific mutation. but i did pick hope... ...and also clarity... ...by knowing i have a treatment that goes right at it. discover piqray, the first and only treatment that s

st. peters basilica and hopes the floating city drifted to calming water. >> coming here today and doing this is a relief the future is not too far. it's right there it will be beautiful. >> reporter: italy actually accelerated this reopening. the death rate here is falling and the prime minister says that the economy can't afford to wait for a vaccine. lester >> all right matt, thanks very much up next, something to cheer about. >>> finally, the comeback giving us all something to cheer. here is morgan chesky. >> green flag, nascar is back. >> reporter: in darlington, south carolina it was a race like ever other that couldn't have been more different. >> i didn't think it was going to be that much different and then we won the race and it's dead silent. we miss the fans. >>> no fans in the stands, driver in a mask did yesterday feel like more than a race? >> it did. this was an opportunity for people in this nation to have some live sports again. >> reporter: progolf also returning sunday for charity. tomorrow the nfl will open practice facilities as leagues figure ways to keep players

st. peter's rises upwards. the the topmost pinnacle, centuries that are rome spread out in everlasting beauty. the play of the fountain. square.tain is in every every turn of every street. the romance that is rome. what the backdrop of the arch of classicine, or the quiet of ancient rome. ♪ the mediterranean world is a festival world. young and old join in the fun, dancing in the streets engage carnival spirit. pamplona and spain combines its festival with the national sport. ♪ bulls charge through the narrow streets. everybody imagines himself a matador. there is rough-and-tumble free-for-all in the arena before the professionals take over. ♪ >> then all is impressive dignity. colorful, yet dangerous. ♪ the crowd is quick to recognize during that is real. -- daring that israel. in pamplona, there is gaiety and enjoyment on these bright afternoons. not, the delight of spain continues. ♪ always in some sunny courtyard there are the haunting strains of spanish music -- strings of spanish music. spanish music is m

st. peter's square the pontiff called for a year of reflection on the environment. in the u.s., many congregations are holding services despite state rules. >> across the country, houses of worship are welcoming the faithful for the first time in weeks despite some areas still on lockdown. solid rock baptist church, they are open despite the order >> our church will continue to stay home. in mississippi, investigators suspect arson. graffiti, bet you stay home now, you hypocrites the church had sued the city other restrictions on gathering. in california, they say six new cases are linked to a single mother's day service several california churches plan to hold services next sunday the governor will issue new plans to allow churches to open. >> the governor's need do the right thing and allow these essentials of faith to open right now. >> the cdc has published a list of guidelines urging distance, masks and limit shared worship materials. >> we all have made difficult behavioral changes that continues to need to happen. >> many say it is not worth the risk >> in at

st. peters basilica, first walks, first jogs, parks had been off limits until now. this is the first time carlo and francesca have been out of their homes since italy went into a total lockdown nearly two months ago. happy you're out in the sunshine >> i'm very happy. >> reporter: it's stupendous look at the sun that's shining he said. italy was hard hit by covid with around 1,000 deaths a day. now, deaths are down up to 75% on some days but italy is opening cautiously restaurants are open just for takeaway real estate agents and eyeglasses shops open, too. the deputy health minister told me businesses were chosen that don't draw crowds as a test for the rest. >> i believe that we will restart entirely over the next month. >> reporter: but italians are still hurting. this 100-year-old family-owned bakery made everything here for today, but barely sold anything people are still scared to come out sergio told me it's not yet in italy but today life here got a little sweeter. officials here told me today's partial reopenings put 4.5 million people back to work. >> rich

st. peter's basilica for the first time in two months. >>> gatherings can take place in outdoor areas likes. the bishop at the gospel church in oakland is excited to get his congregation back together and they will fully comply with all social distancing rules. >> we believe god for healing and deliverance and all that and we also have enough sense to not put our lives in jeopardy, and to teach our people to obey the law. it's what we do. >> gatherings can last no longer than three hours, okay, that's good. governor newsom says any decision to fully reopen churches is still a few weeks away. >>> it's some of the most memorable video we have seen and the social post has inspired an act of kindness. we remember this, the goats making their way through a san jose video and we first showed you this video last week, and it got 4.4 million views on twitter. now he has parlayed that popularity by using this video to launch a fund-raiser for feeding the hungry. his original goal was 2,500 bucks, but now he's at $6,000 doo helping to repair his yard. we need to give hti foris yard. >> that's awesom

st. peter's square in italy and got blessing from the pontive, called for a year of reflection on the environment>>> in the u.s., many holding worship against the rules. >> reporter: houses of worship welcoming the faithful first time in weeks despite lockdown at this baptist church, sanctuary is open despite new jersey's stay-at-home order. >> our church will continue to stay open. >> reporter: investigators suspect arson. graffiti, bet you stay home now you hypocrites in california, mendocino county health officials say six new cases linked to single mother's day service. several defying state orders governor gavin newsom will issue new guidelines as president trump has pressured states to allow worship in person. >> the governors need to do the right thing and allow these important, essential places of faith to open right now. >> reporter: cdc has published list of guidelines urging maintain distance, wear masks and limit sharing worship material >> we all have made difficult behavioral changes and that needs to continue to happen. >> reporter: many pastors say it's not worth the risk. cascade

st. peter's square today 789 for the first time in three months worshipers prayed in person outside the pope's window as he gave his blessing. church services started back up in our country as well, many congregations coming together with or without permission blayne alexander reports. >> reporter: across the country, houses of worship are welcoming the faithful for the first time in weeks, despite some areas still under lockdown at solid rock baptist church the sanctuary is opened, despite new jersey's stay-at-home order. >> our church will continue to stay opened. >> reporter: in holly springs, mississippi, investigators suspect arson at the first pentecostal church in the parking lot, graffiti, bet you stay home now, you hypocrites the church had sued the city on restrictions on gatherings in california, mendocina county health officials say six new cases are linked to a single mother's day service 1,200 california pastors have announced plans to defy state ordered to hold services next monday gavin newsom is issuing new guidelines all of it comes as president trump announced people should

st. peter's basilica also reopened this weekend.orshipers there required to have temperatures checked before they enter. >>> spain is easing blocked intersections and more parts of the country in madrid and barcelona, cafes and bars are preparing to welcome back customes today. of the country's phase one reopening all restaurants with outdoor seating will be allowed to open at half capacity. small shops, parks, and private museums will also be allowed to open with restrictions. the county, excuse me, the country is expected to welcome back international tourists in july. >>> the holiday is here. some restrictions will impact many traditional memorial day events. plus, keeping an eye on pier 45 in san francisco. a closer look at the damage left behind from a weekend fire. >>> increasing safety at nursing homes across the state. a look at today's deadline to test all residents and staff for over 19. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news , this is mornings on 2. >>, good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on 2, it is memorial day, monday,

st. peter's where pope francis celebrated mass. but not before being sanitized inside and out.some cases, with the help of the military like the church of saints peter and paul in rome. priests must wear masks and gloves to give communion. parishioners receive it with their hands, not directly in their mouths. >> of course, even with added safety measures, there's still a risk. flocking together creates more opportunities for the d diseaseo spread in a country where people are still getting sick and dying every day. is now really a good time to reopen the country? >> i mean, the number decreasing every day. i mean, we have more people that are coming out from this conavith ilian aering from t disease faster than they're contracting it, he says like y'redischarging thecountry. >> it's like italy's been very sick for months. >> reporter: today not only churches but hairdressers, museums and shops can reopen. though by one sobering estimate, 30% can't afford to. many bankrupted by the pandemic. in nearby germany, the bundesliga became europe's first top tier soccer league to retak

st. peters in the vatican had an extra deep clean before it reopened to the faithful tomorrow. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> governments and drug makers are racing to respond to the pandemic, the drug remdesivir has been shown to modestly shorten recovery time. but now in a new trial researchers are adding even more firepower to the battle against covid-19. tonight cbs's chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook shows us how. >> 57 year old phil clark looked forward to his followup visit at emory university hospital. >> st always a great day to feel healthy after what i went through. >> just three weeks ago he was discharged after a battle against covid-19. >> i started wondering how bad is this going to be. am i close to dying? >> clark took part in a grounds-breaking global trial with early result thabs showed remdesivir reduced average hospitalizations from 15 to 11 day days. dr. aneesh mehta was the lead investigator at emory university. >> i think remdesivir is onetot. >> in the next phase of the trial dr. mehta and colleaguings are combining remdesivir to stop t

st. peter's basilica.hurch leaders will decide how many people can safely come in. >>> a cafe in germany came up with an interesting way to make sure they are social distancing. the owner requires customers to wear hats, with foam noodles on them. to make sure that they are at a safe distance. germany has relaxed more restrictions, they are opening up their border as well, to some of the neighboring countries today. >>> >> 4:50 is the time right now. let's check in with steve paulson. i would say the rain is actually very nice to take a little afternoon nap. i think today we are going to get some sun for a good workout. >> we will have more son today. you know pam, you know this, you go for the golden gate and marin county north you can get rain an area south, we talked about we don't get any rain. that has been the case this whole week. >> that's exactly right. >> you can draw the line from golden gate bridge, san pablo bay north, and that is the way it has been. the next system is already beginning to in

st. peter's, russia's second city, for victims of covid-19, seen becoming more common.day the country reported the highest number of new coronavirus cases in europe. now there are disturbing questions over health workers who raised the alarm about working conditions. shows avideo on twitter doctor on the left, and a colleague explaining how the doctor was forced work despite having covid-19. the colleague previously criticized hospital management for protective gear shortages, and was questioned police for allegedly spreading fake news. but another video made three days later, apparently at the hospital, seems to show the doctor, by now being treated for the virus, retracting the complaints. >> i feel alright. my temperature is not rising. my disease is asymptomatic. i have a runny nose, otherwise all is well. what was said was said when we were high on emotions. correspondent: on saturday, according to state television, the doctor fell from a second-floor window at the hospital. he is now reportedly in critical condition and in intensive care after suffering skull frac

the pope has returned to st peter's basilica to celebrate mass. this week, who's tracking your teams‘ computers? how taiwan is tackling covid with tech. and finding cuddly koalas with drones. hello, you. hope you're doing 0k. the weather's getting warmer here, which means only one thing — any minute now, you will hear my next—door neighbour's lawnmower whizz past and there's nothing i can do about it. sorry about that, lara. there is an app for that, you know, don't you watch a programme called click? oh yes, i remember. good point! we were actually all meant to be outside this week at the hay festival, but — alas — it's not happening this year. yeah, i know. i'm going to miss the hay festival this year. hay is still online though and they've got loads of speakers who are giving talks from their homes — rather like the rest of us these days. yes. how are you finding working from home, spencer? um, well, i'm really lucky to be able to work from home, but the weird thing is, whenever i have worked at home in the past, i have worked harder and longer

worshippers will be welcomed back to st peter's basilica, but numbers will be reduced as the church adaptsn, bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. the daily death toll from coronavirus in spain has dropped below 100 for the first time in two months. according to the nation's health ministry, 87 people died on sunday. that brings the total number of deaths in the country to 27,650 people. officials in russia have recorded 9,709 new coronavirus cases in the past 2a hours. that's a rise of more than 500 cases compared to the previous day. earlier this week, millions of workers returned to factories and building sites after the government loosened lockdown rules. officials figures from brazil suggest that the country now has the fourth largest number of confirmed coronovirus cases in the world behind the us, russia and britain. brazil recorded over 14,000 new cases in 2a hours. more than 15,000 brazilians have died. the government in chile has imposed stricter lockdown conditions in the capital, santiago, after a reported 60% spike in the number of coronavirus cases in a single day

worshipers will be welcome back to st peter's basilica but numbers will be reduced as the church findsof life. freya cole, bbc news. the uk government has sought to reassure parents about re—opening schools to some pupils in england from next month, saying the decision was based on the best scientific advice. teaching unions have expressed concern about whether schools can be made safe for staff and pupils in time for the target date of the first ofjune. here's our education editor, bra nwen jeffreys. classrooms empty now in england, but in two weeks' time a few children are due to return. some teachers and parents remain fearful. today, the government said it was the right decision. there are some who would like to delay the wider opening of schools. school governors will be involved in the plans so i asked how they should weigh it up. they are going to be thinking about their legal responsibilities in terms of making each school safe. how are they meant to reconcile that conflicting advice they're getting from you and from local councils? what we would ask them to do is look at the g

are reopening for services to mark the occasion pope francis has led a mass in a side chapel of st peter's basilica in the bit and the basilica head. to encourage social distancing worshippers temperatures were checked as they arrived for the service. well bijela nz is the key message in italy as that country moves to relax its coronavirus all down after more than 2 months businesses are opening their doors again but it will be far from a return to normal authorities form that the virus has not gone away and if new infections start to grow rapidly again restruck restrictions may be reimposed. normally the tourist town of santas of error would be packed in the middle of may but due to coronavirus restrictions residents haven't been allowed to song by on that beaches for months. the money would well tomorrow with the weather permits i would like to come to the seaside with my bathing suits and go swimming if it's possible. the umbrella. cafes and restaurants a slowly being allowed to open up under strict hygiene regulations so is the cinema a new d.n.a. meanwhile in the fashion capital of mi

and this is st peter's basilica.t is open to the public, and not many people lined up to go in, but in rome people have been able to attend mass for the first time in more than two months. almost 32,000 people have died in italy but the daily death toll and rise in cases are now the lowest since restrictions were imposed. mark lowen is in milan. as of today, shops, restaurants, bars, headdresses, beauty salons, museums have all reopened. church services, too, have restarted, and i'm speaking to you now from italy's oldest department store, its called rinascente, appropriately enough, rebirth, and let mejust show you what they are doing here to ensure other people have safety. so, everybody who comes in as there are temperature checked, you can see, here, temperature held up to the forehead, the staff have an app to check how many customers are in at any one time. you come in, there are these hand sanitising units dotted all around the store. you can't use testers, make—up testers. if you want to try on clothes then a

worshippers will be welcomed back to st peter's basilica, but numbers will be reduced as the church adapts. an afghan journalist and refugee locked down in one of europe's migrant camps in greece has been investigating conditions there during the coronavirus crisis. early action by the government has kept infection rates low and there have been no deaths in the camps. but, as said reza adib reports, fear of the virus has had a profound effect. for two months, i have been investigating camp conditions and fear of the virus has spread like wildfire. this is my home, malakasa camp near athens. the camp is in quarantine for 14 days. no one is allowed to go out and no one is allowed to go out and no one is allowed to go out and no one is allowed to come in. he hasjust tested positive together with his family and friends he is told to quarantine in this disused schoolroom, but no taps inside they have to share with their neighbours. they are not happy as it risks spreading the virus. at the medical centre, people are turning up worried they might have coronavirus. this is mrs recchi me. she says

worshippers will be welcomed back to st peter's basilica, but numbers will be reduced as the church adaptsbbc news... the govenrment insists that it is safe to reopen schools in england — as some children are expected to return at the beginning of next month. as the uk's daily figure for coronavirus deaths drops to 170, the government pledges 84 million pounds of funding to help accelerate the work of vaccine programmes. spain records it lowest death toll since it began its lockdown — just 87 people died from the virus in the last 24 hours. footage has emerged of the prime minister of belgium getting the cold shoulder from health care workers. sophie wilmes visited saint peter hospital in brussels of saturday. but some staff used the occation to express their opinion about the government's handling of the coronavius outbreak — turning their backs on her ministerial car as she arrived. people are still being urged to stay away from tourist destinations and follow the lockdown rules for each part of the uk. staff at the lake district national park in cumbria say they found some people trying

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