when swifts co m e bit more matter where you are. nesting. look at the tiles. even in flats, there are little and crannies that swifts are in. it is lovely to watch them going back to their nests. few of us will look back at this time with any fondness. but there are opportunities to learn, discover and to make new friends. bikers from bodmin in cornwall have banded together to help vulnerable people by delivering essential shopping and medication to those who can't make it to the shops. the idea started with one man and his motorbike, but as demand grew, so did the number of volunteers. travelling on cornwell‘s empty roads. these bikers are on a mission. i work in the emergency services. this is a delivery team of medication from doctor's surgery to pharmacies. we are also a food delivery services. the group do not charge for delivery and setup to help vulnerable people work from home —— make vulnerable people unable to get essentials. we have been trying to go out as little as possible. my partner suffers quite badly with asthma. a

our breath gets taken away, taylor swift. over, catches eye contact and from that far away, i'm like, taylor swift is eyeballing me. she's not eyeballing me. she' eyeballing jo. >> of course. >> she goes like this, heart air. >> an earhart from taylor swift likely gave chip and joanna some cred with their five children, aged 15 to 21 months. who have grownp in front of the "fixer upper" cameras. how do you keep it normal for your kids? >> it's nice that all the kids are home bodies. before we go anywhere, it's like, these people have come here so we're going to host them well. if i run into them at target and you need to take a picture, you guys -- it's like we've tried to make it normal for them. once you explain the heart and why behd it, they get o board. >> as always,hip aeady is thinking ahead to the next project. >> i can see crew having a little sibling. >> oh. >> and i love this woman. >> when i'm 50, chip's going to want more kids. just know, this is going to be the heaine forever, jo's pregnant again. >> we have got

there are little nooks and crannies that swifts are in.. few of us will look back on this time with any fondness. but there are some opportunities to learn, to discover, and to make new friends. john maguire, bbc news, bristol. millions of people are continuing to work in essential services during the lockdown to make sure the country keeps running. 0ur chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, has been to sizewell b nuclear power station in suffolk, to see how britain's electricity companies are keeping the lights on. the routine checks chemist rochelle grimmer is making help ensure sizewell b nuclear power station continues to run smoothly. it provides electricity to more than two million british homes. day—to—day tasks are a bit more laborious, says rochelle. so, obviously, washing hands multiple times a day is a big one. we work a lot with gloves, um, in our chemistry section, so changing those frequently. and, obviously, complying with our social distancing, at all times. here on the suffolk coast, sizewell says it started putt

elton john, taylor swift, jennifer lopez, brad pitt, lizzo, billie eilish and more join forces for "one world, together at home," a global entertainment special to support the world health organization and the global fight to end covid-19. the event's going to be hosted by jimmy fallon, stephen colbert, and jimmy kimmel. the pre-show starts tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern on nbc news now and watch the special broadcast at 8:00 p.m. eastern on all the networks of nbc news. "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins now. >>> a rainy night in an empty times square. no tourists, nothing to look at. these are hunkering-down times in new york and elsewhere. well, good evening on this day 1,184 of the trump administration, which means effective tonight, there are now 200 days remaining until the

. >> reporter: overnight president trump called his response swift. >> we did it the right way, took care of social distancing and all of the words nobody ever heard before. >> reporter: but a new report from "the ne york times" claims the president repeatedly brushed off early warning signs from the intelligence community's top adviser and health officials. according to "the times" the health and human sections alex azar sounded the alarm about the possibility of a pandemic on a january 30th call with the president. but his concerns were dismissed. weeks later on february 21, disaster response officials dr. robert kadlec held a meeting with the coronavirus task force. "the times" report concluded they would soon need to move towards aggressive social distancing but the president did not go forward with those measures for more than three

president trump touted his administration's handling of the coronavirus crisis, calling his response "swift." >> we did it the right way. we took care of social distancing and all of the things, words that nobody ever heard before. >> reporter: but a new report from "the new york times" claims the president repeatedly brushed off early warning signs from the intelligence community, top advisers and health officials. according to "the new york times," health and human secretary alex azar sounded the alarm about the possibility of a pandemic on a january 30th call with the president, but his

we think there is the potential for a swift economic recovery in the latter part of the year, but weust mindful of this staging of containment measures being lifted. that is likely to be quite gradual. and all the impact on the economy still remain uncertain. , the view of adding into weakness. feda: now the move from the at the end of last week reverberated through credit through investment grade and high-yield spreads. one thing that might cause concerns is the triple c spread over the double v has been widening. what do you make of that in prospect that we could get a wave of restructurings among the most leveraged companies? does that make you even more cautious as potentially another domino to fall? just infersink it the importance of relative positioning. clearly, the policy response, it , aroundmonetary policy the world, there was only so much room on that front. we had gone into the crisis with pretty low rates already. the next step from the central marketferenced proper functioning. given the extent of deleveraging that was taking place in march that required liquidity mark

the legal, political clapback was pretty swift.ou see these groups of regional governors saying that they were going to create their own coalitions to decides on a regional basis when it was best for them to open up. you saw constitutional scholars, again, peter mentioned jonathan tuying legally he does not have this authority. ecd low gistically, he was claiming this ically a total authority to turn back on state local economies, schools, low giscally, it's just not clear how he would even dohat. that became crystal clear. that's why you see this swift and now he's defering to the states and local leaders and in doing that issuing federal guidelines and deferring to states he's giving cover to the local leaders who wantock go to business while shielding himself and the white house from any blame if there was a resurgence or new outbreaks. cobert: does it come down to the governor's ents about the president not being a king to this issue of executive power? >> yes, it goes right against that instinct that he has, the president has

it was needed in order to be swift, accurate and decisive you needed extraordinary powers, do not tryat the normal element of life and just because this is happening in hungary or in any other country can override democracy. we are members of the european union and if there's a debate with any of the agencies, the european union, i have the data to the commission and through the government the announcement that i just told you is reassuring, we are ready for being tested because all other countries are being tested. i look forward to detailing the relationship with the other european members in a moment. one more question on how your government is using this emergency to enact legislation and take measures which may not be connected to the pandemic at all, let us just go back to one specific issue, which is migration. last month, hungary indefinitely suspended access to its border transit areas for asylum—seekers. your migration minister claimed, quote, "we observe a clear link between coronavirus and illegal migrants." can you explain that to me? all borders in europe are closed for

jennifer being sick and leadership of that situation and handled and started handle complaints in a swift and swift manner i think it's important that we look at that as well if we are going to change the culture of the party room and gender make sure that with meeting and people's expectations when they raise complaints we're going to have to go back when we find that they haven't happened. and that many instances we. will have to get you on another time to talk about the 5 release of circus dahmer and other people are getting money from allegedly an israeli lobbyist but i want to talk about corona virus because you represent a constituency in one of the world epicenters of corona virus do you really think that more lives could have been saved if a labor government had been elected without the sabotage in this report in 2017 is the n.h.s. and the state of the n.h.s. crucial to understand why britain has done so badly in its response to corona virus . people keep referring to the coronavirus and i fix against it as a fight and if you talk about current us patent the dreaded virus then you

they can be swift and decisive and have a decision made as soon as required.s have taken emergency measures. yours are different in several key instances. let us begin with perhaps the most important of all. yours are not time—limited. they are absolutely indefinite and that has caused a huge amount of consternation around europe and particularly in brussels. why indefinite? very fortunately, it is definite. indefinite wouldn't be good. in legal terms, the very fact that we have received the ability to use extraordinary measures from parliament is a limitation and the very national limitations of the timing and determination of the time is the end of the pandemic. forgive me, the pandemic emergency. as determined by the who, we believe that the international organisation are going to tell you when the pandemic is over. is that written into the emergency legislation? what is written is that parliament can rework the extraordinary measures —— revoke them any time. but it is very clear that the government has been vested with the power of an emergency that is not

this could be thanks to a swift response from the taiwanese government.g on direct flights from wuhan, checking for symptoms of fever and pneumonia. soon after, on the 20th of january — the government activated the central epidemic command centre, to directly co—ordinate efforts by different ministries and agencies. that organisation has overseen crucial measures, including border control, fighting misinformation and providing financial relief for businesses. with us to discuss his country's approach is the taiwanese vice president, dr chen chien—jen — he is also an epidemiologist who is recognised for his leading role in the battle. thank you forjoining us. your country seems to have dealt with this virus incredibly well. what can other countries learn from your approach? firstly i would like to wish prime ministerjohnson a speedy recovery and all the best to the people of the united kingdom. the situation in taiwan is quite good and by april seven there were 376 confirmed covid—19 cases with five deaths. most were imported cases. it is very important fo

when we do, justice will be swift, certain and severe. ande people are killers, must be treated like killers. that i askt me say pray,ericans tonight to to pray for the people who have lost their lives, to pray for the families and the friends of the dead and the wounded, to pray for the people of oklahoma city. may god's grace be with them. meanwhile, we will be about our work. thank you. [inaudible] hasrney general reno: this been a tragic and heartbreaking day. i can tell you this. the fbi and the law enforcement community will pursue every lead and use every possible resource to bring the people responsible to justice. has established a command post in oklahoma city. it is in 24 hour contact with fbi headquarters command post and the department of justice. agent's andcial charts have been dispatched to the scene to provide 24-hour operation of the command post. evidenceas sent four response teams and explosive ordnance teams to oklahoma city. five of the best fbi agents, experienced in this type of investigation, are arriving in oklah

after completing a three-year internship, workers can swift to the worker visa without taking any examsknown to his friends at totowa is one of them. he obtained his visa three months ago. >> this shipyard had been accepting foreign interns for the past 13 years. now foreigners make up almost 10% of the workforce. currently, 15 filipinos work here under the status. unlike technical interns shs specified skilled workers are allowed to change companies. that's why the shipyard is trying harder to maintain good relations with the foreign workers. however, there is one complication in the process. after returning home, the visa holders can't come back to japan for a significant period of time. the main reason for this is insufficientnt communication between the japanese and philippine governments. japanese companies have been deliberating with authorities in the philippines about thihis problem with tthe system. officials from japanese companies who hope for stable long-term relationships can hardly hide their confusion. he continues to work at the shipyard. now that he's gotten his specifi

lady gaga, taylor swift, alicia keys, j.lo.cial starts with a pre show at 2:00 p.m. on nbc now. you can watch the full special at 8:00 eastern on the networks of nbc. >>> john krasinski rescue of high school students who have had their year cut short. for many it means no prom. krasinski wanted to make sure they had something. he hosted a virtual prom as part of his good news. breaking out the tux. chance the rapper, the jonas brothers, billie eilish and office co-tar rastar rain will >> i'm actually one of the best djs around. >> ♪ ♪ >> thank you soap for coming to prom 2020. it happened. >> it happened. >> these kids just got a prom. >> by the way he handed things off to dj for an after party. if you miss prom, that's a second best. >> high schoolers around the country are psyched right now. that was cool. >>> a virtual tennis match for the ages. roger federer versus serena williams kind of. here's the play-by-play. federer started a social media challenge. he posted the video of himself hitting forehand volleys. this is amaz

hen we do, justice will be swift, certain and severe. these people are killers and they must be treated like killers. finally let me say that i ask , americans tonight to pray to pray for the people who have lost their lives, to pray for the families and the friends of the dead and the wounded. to pray for the people of oklahoma. may god's grace be with temperature. -- them. meanwhile, we will be about our work. thank you. >> this has been a tragic and heartbreaking day. i can tell you this. the f.b.i. and the law enforcement communities will pursue every lead and use every possible resource to bring the people responsible to justice. the f.b.i. has established a command post in oklahoma city and it is in 24-hour contact with f.b.i. headquarters command post and with the department of justice. four f.b.i. special agents in charge have been dispatched to the scene to provide 24-hour operation of the command post. the f.b.i. has sent four evidence response teams and exploifs ordinance teams to oklahoma city. five of the very best f.b.i. ag

we're understanding now it was a swift take according to the governor. into military sources partly because of the turkish air force supply with the government forces you know that the gun forces have been targeting gadhafi forces the cations and the city of so broad and many other locations in the west of the country ahead of this operation as you know sami that the government forces say that they're surprised this city suburb out there is a key city because whoever controls this city can control the whole west of libya and now the government forces. on the southern outskirts of city joining with other forces from the embassy a little bit about forces and the city of aswat up and the plan is to move towards a woods yet to be solved of sobre as you know so i mean that and what's your has been used to but have. to get the government forces locations in southern tripoli but this ignorance of this city so broad as that it stands on the way between tripoli and the teacher borders and whoever controls the broth or can easily control the international coastal

festival you'll be able to either receive a refund or you can transfer your tickets to 2021 taylor swift canceling the rest of her 2020 concert schedule because of the pandemic swift took to twitter to tailor fans the decision to cancel all live for pop-up performances and appearances was made in order to keep them safe and help prevent the spread of the virus so it says and she is said about the decision but maintains it was the right call. >>tickets will automatically transferred to the future show dates refunds can be requested starting on may the first next month for the first time in almost a decade. nasa will launch astronauts to the international space station from us soil. >>nasa now said to space x will launch 2 american astronauts to the international space station from florida's kennedy space center that will happen on may 27th. it will be the first time a rocket carrying astronauts into orbit since 2011 they've launched from the uss will also be the first crewed mission for space x because of covid-19 spectators will not be allowed to gather at the usual viewing sites on beac

ratings agency standard and poor's as left britain's credit rating unchanged at double a praising its swift and coordinated response to the pandemic. a french court has backed a ruling restricting what an online retailer can deliver joining the pandemic it says amazon must limit deliveries to essentially it's like hell 5 times food companies are going to be fined 100000 dollars for every delivery that breaches the restrictions amazon employs $10000.00 people across 6 warehouses in france. still ahead on al-jazeera. on call recent northern sweden where a red coats victory for the indigenous saw me against the swedish state has led to a series of revenge attacks on iran day. was was and top of the pops the 99 year old war veteran who captured british hearts know as a number one hit. how the satellite picture gives away where is active weather where there's cloud rain here it is running through the north and see japan the sea towards japan itself or cartoon parts of honshu but if you're in tokyo it's a mainly fine looking picture and increasingly it's a sunny picture is right sean even in hong

while taylor swift showed off some very natty wallpaper. # fading in, fading out!#.l be shown on bbc one tonight, with extra british performances added. calling it a wi—fi woodstock may be a bit of a stretch, but they won't be many more occasions when a beatle and the stones play on the same bill. colin paterson, bbc news, his living room. 0ur entertainment correspondent colin patersonjoins us now. again from your living room, we are getting used to your decoration, colin. very good of all the stars to do this. what stood out for you? what a line—up, there was a moment between 1am and 2am this morning when you had sir paul mccartney, stevie wonder, sir eltonjohn, and the rolling stones. they did this performance where the four of them at each recorded their own part in their own home, they sent it in and it had been edited together to look like they had played at the same time. charlie watts does not appear to have a drum kit at home. he was using a case from going on tour, and for a hi hat was hitting his armchair. i love the like that. eltonjohn armchair. i love th

ratings agency standard and poor's as left britain's credit rating unchanged at doubleday praising its swift and coordinates response to the pandemic. across europe countries are at odds over lifting lockdown some sending children back to school and reopening small businesses but most industries including the hospitality sector remain shut with no end in sight we're actually as this. there is one corner of europe where you can see a reminder of what life used to be like a few short weeks ago in the spring sunshine people in the swedish capital stockholm were carrying on as if the pandemic had never happened sweden has gone against the grain in not closing down restaurants or limiting people's movements much but with over 2000 dead as a worse outcome so far 'd that scandinavian neighbors the government is starting to sound a bit worried about its own guidance you talk to me out of washington in a coma from as the spring sun appears we seem to be seeing worrying reports about full outdoor terraces in restaurants people in crowded places and we have to take this seriously let me be extremely cl

induststry executives caution trump that a reteturn to normaly will be anything but swift.e will be the comeback kids. >> determined to project the image of a leader in control, donald trump said the united states will be ready for his come back soon. >> the battle continues, but dadata suggests we have passed e peak on new cases. we already know we will be openining some states sooner thn others. we thinknk some states could opn up before the deadline of may 1. >> the united states's death toll is over 30,000 with a new death tololl in the past 24 hous alone. millions of americans have lost their jobs due to lockdown measures and lines at food banks .re growing citing the coronavirus and a need to place nominees pertinent to the congress, president trump has threatened to adjourn congress. he will use this because congress's two houses could not agree to adjourn during the lockdown. >> if the house will not agree to that adjournment, i will exercise my constitutional authority to adjourn both chambers of congress. perhaps it has never been done before. nobody is even sure

quarter when south africa registered its 1st corona virus infection in early march the government was swift to implement measures to combat the spread of the disease while testing capacity and protective gear remain an issue early figures suggest the strict policies are working. this is because we need township in the city of power the cramped conditions mean residents specially vulnerable to the cruel enough virus to prevent the spread of covered 9000 here and throughout south africa thousands of health workers are carrying out door to door screening. i'm just going to ask. for any sign sometimes although i don't know why it is even if anything really fighting to the nearest clinic we don't build slopping and stuff like this yeah south africa's coronado iris infections are growing slowly not exponential but even the government is skeptical about the official numbers the hope is that screening can pinpoint unknown outbreaks. the country's 1st converts 19 cases have traveled from northern italy and early march since then south africa has closed its borders and bans most incoming flights sout

minister al-jadaan: absolutely. , swift actionsen by the g20 and the world bank is unprecedented.etherlone has put u.s. dollarsillion so far. that means they are able to economyrom and move the of other countries at this time. two is the imf support package that has been approved by the ministers and governments of the g20. it insurers liquidity is in addition to the swap lines and the reboots available to the central bank packages that have already announced. at what point will the bette 10 -- will the g20 getting back together to reconsider this? minister al-jadaan: we are in constant dialogue. we have had four meetings over the last six weeks. we continue monitoring this. we will work with imf and we will meet as needed to ensure we deliver on the clear mandate to the finance ministers to ensure we do everything we can to support the economy, the people, the businesses. david: thank you very much. we will be back with the saudi arabian finance minister mohammed al-jadaan coming up shortly on "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ david: this is balance of power

there are little nooks and crannies that swifts are in. the kitchen, next to the kitchen window. it is building a nest. you can see him coming and going. it isa pair, you can see him coming and going. it is a pair, actually. very tuneful. they say robins represent a spirit. i don‘t know. what have you been noticing, let us know. a group of bikers from bodmin in cornwall have been helping vulnerable people by delivering essential shopping and medication to those who can‘t make it to the shops. the idea started grew, so did the number of willing volunteers. patrick clahane can tell us more. travelling on cornwall‘s now empty roads, these bikers are on a mission. i‘m guy, i work in the emergency services and iformed bodmin bikers. bodmin bikers is a delivery team for medication from doctors surgeries to pharmacies. we are also a food delivery, so if you need your essentials, bread, milk. do you know what? we haven‘t had any pasty deliveries yet. the group don‘t charge for delivery and were set up to help vulnerable people stuck at home unable

about the vulnerability of our oregonians living in congregate ire facilities and that's why took swift and strict action early on. states to act the vulnerableotect our oregonians in our congregate care facilities. i see those reports daily and have been aware of the clusters both in southeast portland and the cluster in lebanon at the home there. appreciateay i department of human services and the oregon health authority taking action. we, obviously, would wish that -- that we had lost no one in these congregate to this horrible disease but unfortunately that is the case and i just want to you for the collaborative efforts that taken tod o.h.a. have both prevent, detective and inlement stricter measures congregate care facilities around the state. governor, i was struck by you talking about lack of -- the wasrstanding with oregon already 1.63 billion or fromhing to that effect the federal package, that it unbudgeteded for coronavirus issues. are saying that's not adequate anduse of strings attached have you taken any measures from the state budget? gov. brown: the question is, is the

see strain on health service in the coming days, we will need to see really strong leadership, and swiftgy, how we start to come out of the lockdown, which, many britons across the country are finding incredibly difficult, and of course, costing the economy several billion pounds per day that it continues. so, i don't envy dominic raab the position he's in tonight, but i think all of the current focus should be on looking forward and trying to maintain a sense of unity in the cabinet among those senior decision—makers. in the cabinet among those senior decision-makers. thank you lucy, we will look at the daily mail now, which obviously leads on the only story anyone is thinking about. no stricken, boris taken to intensive care. again, that photograph, the most care. again, that photograph, the m ost rece nt care. again, that photograph, the most recent photograph of boris johnson of the video he thumbs on friday. it talks about dominic raab as well. rob is crisis standing as oui’ as well. rob is crisis standing as our prime minister. henry, your thoughts. you were talking earlier about d

have you with us we begin with a stark warning from germany's health minister he says there'll be no swift end to the coronavirus pandemic as a result germany is introducing new measures for dealing with the virus long term including more testing and stocking up on additional flu vaccines to prevent a wave of double infections in the fall. the latest figures from the whole bad call institute provided the clearest picture yet as to how the epidemic has developed in germany the calculations show when and how many people became infected and when key steps were taken to slow the virus spread the ban on public gatherings took a while to make a noticeable difference the closing of schools brought infections down considerably . german health minister spawns as the number of registered acute infections in germany has been falling for over 2 weeks and is currently at 37000 but regional differences remain so the government announced that testing will be stepped up even further from nearly half a 1000000 tests last week. refillable knisley will introduce more regular testing in care homes including f

a relatively short period of time whilst the prime minister makes what we hope will be a full and swift david, is there a role in all this for parliament perhaps to sit virtually or digitally? we know keir starmer and his election on saturday said he was whirling to work with the government to be constructive, given this is a national moment in a national crisis where the prime minister has been incapacitated, what role should parliament play? i think this is something that clearly everyone will have to look at. we would normally have to look at. we would normally have a parliamentary recess at the moment in any event, but clearly this is an event of some national significance. whether there is something that could be done to ensure the parliamentarians can still hold the government to account, or perhaps to assist the government in as constructive a way possible — clearly that is something that will need to be looked at. but at the moment i think there are a number of significant challenges that the cabinet will have to face up that the cabinet will have to face up to and are already f

. >>> coming up, the song taylor swift says she couldn't perform live during this weekend's "one worldconcert. >>> plus the all-star cast of experts and what they call their roadmap to recovery. the three things they say they need to happen before we can reopen the country. >>> later, is all this quarantine binge watching leading to screen burnout? one expert's advice for maintaining a healthy balance. so soon after retiring. i hear his wife needed help with the funeral expenses. that's ridiculous! -he had social security. -when my brother died, his wife received a check from social security, all right-- for $255! the funeral costs were well over $8,000. how on earth did she pay for it? fortunately, my brother bought additional life insurance -before he retired. -whew! i bet that cost a pretty penny, huh? not with colonial penn. coverage options start at just $9.95 a month. less than 35 cents a day. i have it myself. -we both do. -both of you? neither of us had to answer any health questions or take a physical exam. in fact, no one our age can be turned down. for any health reason. you

taylor swift, she's cancelling concerts and calling it quits for now. it makes sense.o you do if you bought tickets? >>> a couple of new orleans' biggest acts are promising to play on virtually. we will talk to the leader singers of big sands funky town and cowboy they're live with us now after this. once it comes out of the oven. and we're taking extra steps, like no contact delivery, to ensure it. when taking a break from everyday life is critical to everyone's health, there is one thing we can all do together: complete the 2020 census. your responses are critical to plan for the next 10 years of health care, infrastructure, and education. let's make a difference, together, by taking a few minutes to go online to 2020census.gov. it's for the well-being of your community and will help shape america's future. ♪ and will help shape amerdad, i'm scared. ♪ it's only human to care for those we love. and also help light their way. it's why last year chevron invested over $10 billion to bring affordable, reliable, ever cleaner energy to america. ♪ there are times when our ne

while taylor swift showed off some very nutty wallpaper.nt will be shown on bbc one tonight, with extra british performances added. calling it the wifi woodstock may be a bit ofa it the wifi woodstock may be a bit of a stretch, but there won't be many more occasions when a beatle and the stones appear on the same bill. a little sneak peek inside the living rooms of the world's most famous rock stars! and you can watch highlights of the one world: together at home concert tonight on bbc one at 7:15pm. the duke of sussex says he is "incredibly proud" of the british public‘s response to the pandemic and hopes the selflessness shown in the uk continues once the crisis is over. in an interview with the podcast declassified, prince harry thanked nhs workers and volunteers. he also praised captain tom moore, who's raised more than £25 million for nhs charities. it's just astonishing — it'sjust astonishing — every morning you wake up and you look at the news, and the money's going up and up and up. a remarkable story that is. the bit of cheer that