want to just live video of her doing physical stunts you know she did quite some stunts for a universal pictures film that was a straight to video thing and i'm going to excited by that and we both muslim my partner wanted to know what we could do with her next and what she was looking to do next and that was what she wanted to be she wanted to do a physical sort of to moderate and not a cross thing but i'm a very much a yeah i'm i'm very much as flies on rock fan and i convinced all both of them not you know can we do something more spies shondra because also we come from a satire background we do you know news satire political satire and pay spy john brown lent itself to that a lot more quickly before you go what message are you conveying with the series quickly i mean look at the middle so 1st of all it's a piece of into 10 we really want to have fun but also what i like is not africans are seeing the f.b.i. agents so for me it's very important to know that because not just a bunch of kids covered in flies and people in the world tones done it's also cities it's also people looking for a bett

. >>> movie studios, walt disney and universal pictures, announced they are suspending the release of box office data amid the coronavirus outbreak. this comes after the worst weekend in more than 20 years at the north american box office, generating just $55 million. the crisis has forced the closure of theaters in multiple countries in a bid to halt the spread of the virus. >>> on the cbs "money watch" this morning, another volatile day expected on wall street. this morning stock futures are struggling just one day after making modest gains. diane king hall with more on that from the new york stock exchange. ♪ [ bell ] >> reporter: wall street finished higher on thursday. the dow rose 188 points. the nasdaq gained 160, and the s&p 500 added 11. tech companies and energy led the way. u.s. oil prices rallied to its largest single-day gain on record, jumping 25%. and with more and more americans staying home, companies that provide teleconferencing are getting a boost. microsoft, zoom, and slack are seeing a jump in new users. thousands of americans, especially those working in restaur

trolls world tour is coming home with the coronavirus keeping theaters closed and audiences home universal pictures says it's making its movies available on demand, the same day they open theatrically beginning with trolls world tour april 10th. universal also plans to make its current theatrical releases such as the invisible man available for home viewing as well. dropkick murphys always plays boston on saint patrick's day. but the pandemic put a stop to that this year instead the irish american punk band is playing for the whole world, a free live stream concert available on youtube instagram and facebook live. >>the show begins tuesday at 07:00pm boston time getting celtic in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>a little peek outside before we go it is cool to chilly. i guess it depends on where you are like in san francisco, it's 46 degrees in the north bay, we're dipping down to 38 and napa 37 in livermore and 42 right now in san jose so grab a jacket as you're grab a jacket as you're stepping out. we'll have y ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. deliv

universal pictures will start releasing its movies simultaneously in theaters and on streaming platforms as more people avoid theaters cities and countries around the world of close to movie theaters to prevent the spread of the virus. well the sports world has also been hit very hard by the outbreak european football's governing body u.a.e. fire has confirmed that it has postponed the euro 2020 tournaments until next year . been holding meetings with clubs and member associations today they hope that by postponing euro 2020 a domestic leagues will be able to play into may and june and complete their seasons minimizing the financial impact on clubs. let's talk about that decision now we have jonathan crane from didn't use force with us hi jonathan so we have this now confirmed from you a few tell us more here you are a for confirming what we reported earlier from the norwegian f.a. that you're a 2020 will move to next year no not really a surprise given the backlog of fixtures already forming because of the current virus outbreak the tournament will now take place on the 11th of june the

universal pictures has announced it will make its movies available at home on the same day they're releasedging consumer behaviour as the coronavirus spreads. usually, films are seen exclusively in theatres for the first three months after release. the first film universal will make available is trolls world tour, and by friday recently released films including the hunt, the invisible man and emma will be available from a variety of on—demand services. north american movie box office sales have hit their lowest levels in over two decades because of the coronavirus outbreak. that's it. i'll be back in a couple of minutes with the headlines. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. bye—bye. hello. the week started on a dry, fine, sunny note for many parts of england and wales. and it really was a sparkler of a day, finishing with glorious colours in the sunset, as captured here across great yarmouth. it wasn't like that everywhere, because for scotland, for northern irela

universal pictures have cancelled the release of the film in may.actor tom hanks and wife rita wilson say they have been diagnosed with coronavirus. he's the first hollywood star to be infected, and has been placed in quarantine in an australian hospital. the couple, both 63 years old, sought medical advice after experiencing the symptoms of a cold on the gold coast in queensland, where he was filming for an upcoming film about elvis presley. he posted on instagram to say that the couple will be tested, observed, and isolated for as long as public health and safety requires. and in the past half hour. from reuters in sport, we can tell you something about baseball. there has been a lot of talk about the tokyo 0lympics, and whether it will be able to go ahead — and if it does — will things be different? well, the olympic torch started its journey today in athens, home to the first ever 0lympics. this is an event that normally attracts a large crowd of spectators but this time it was held in an almost empty arena. 0nly selected officials — about 100 i

. >>> universal pictures said it will release movies currently playing in theaters for home viewing.ion comes as movie theaters shut down due to the coronavirus. universal making available the invisible man, the hunt and emma through an on demand services starting friday. people can rent them for 48 hours for 19.99. dreamworks animations upcoming trolls world tour will also be on demand starting 10th. this a -- april 10th. >>> coming up the raiders bringing in a new quarterback to compete with derek carr for the starting job. mark is up next with sports. shouldn't you pay less when you use less data? now you can. because xfinity mobile gives you more flexible data. you can choose to share data between lines, mix with unlimited, or switch it up at any time. all on the most reliable wireless network. which means you can save money without compromising on coverage. get more flexible data, the most reliable network, and more savings. plus, get $300 off when you buy a new samsung galaxy s20 ultra. that's simple. easy. awesome. call, click or visit a store today. >>> well, there are no spo

universal pictures has announced it will make its movies available at home on the same day they're releasedeatres worldwide. the first film universal will make available is ‘trolls world tour'. usually films are seen exclusively in theatres for the first three months after release. recent films like emma, the hunt and the invisible man will also be available from friday on a variety of on—demand services. more american cities are closing down as the number of deaths in the us continues to rise. president trump has tightened guidelines on preventing the spread of covid—19. he's called on americans to avoid groups of more than ten people, avoid bars and restaurants and only make essentialjourneys. 0ur north america correspondent, david willis, joins me now from los angeles. david, just describe what this means in practical terms where you are? just up the coast from us you are? just up the coast from us here, san francisco is the largest city in america to be imposing a curfew so far, it will be putting basically 7 million people in the san francisco and surrounding counties area under a lock

starting this friday, universal pictures will allow people at home to watch some movies that are right now showing in mostly empty movie theaters. thousands of theaters around the country are shut down because of the coronavirus. universal will offer the movies, the invisible man, the hunt, and emma using on demand at a price of $20 for a two day rental. trolls world tour will also be on demand beginning april 10th. >>> new york's metropolitan opera is offering some of its most famous performances free of charge. the opera is now streaming live in hd performances featuring a different show from the last 14 years to feature for a full day. now, tonight, it will be lob bolin. met decided to meet after it cancelled its live performances because of the coronavirus. >>> time is now 6:26. there's a lot of uncertainty surrounding the coronavirus pandemic including the shelter- in-place order that's now in place. >> nobody wants to get sick or die. >> just concern and a little bit of panic. >> well, we'll explain what is and what isn't being allowed in many bay area counties. also we'll tell y

some movie studios like universal pictures are moving current theatrical. elton john is one of the latest artists to postpone a tour. the foo fighters have postponed april dates. some artists are also keeping the music going online. chris martin of cold play are among those who performed a live stream. as many try to uplift and keep the home audience entertained during this time. fox news in hollywood. >> thank you. >>> we do have some brn in sports. tom brady announced he is leaving the new england patriots. brady posted a letter thanking fans and the organization in 20 years with the team. tom brady led the dynasty with the only team he ever played for. he was a sixth round draft pick in the year 2000. it's unclear if he's signing with a new team or possibly retiring. >>> we are expecting an official announcement today confirming the kentucky derby will be delayed over coronavirus concerns. according to multiple reports, derby will likely be postponed all the way until september 5th. this is the first time since world war ii that the race will not be held

... ...simple, easy, awesome. [ barking ] >>> with movie theaters around the world closing, universal picturesof its recent releases like "the invisible man" available on demand this week. ride share companies are changing policies, ube and her lyft have suspended the fopool option where multiple passengers can jump in and share a care. uber eats is still running. >> i have my 91 proof alcohol, you know, it kills everything in a chemical lab, it will kill everything in this car. >> i live without safety nets. as a result, you start your day, and you think to yourself, is today going to be the day where something bad happens and my financial life is going to be completely derailed? if i don't work, i can't pay my bills, period. >> uber is offering two weeks of sick day pay for drivers who test positive for coronavirus. >>> that is it for me. i'm brooke baldwin. thank you for being here. "the lead with jake tapper" starts now. >>> president trump says he's angry with americans who are not social distancing. "the lead" starts right now. the mayor of the nation's largest city tells residents to be

nbc universal parent company just now announcing that universal pictures will make its movies available at home on the same day as their releases the troll movie will be the first available in what's called day and date release you can rent it at home the same day that it's made available in theaters that trolls movie is opening april 10th in the u.s. they will make it available at home then. the company announcing they will make movies in theatrical release starti ining friday, ma 20th all three are currently in theaters they are going to be available for a 48-hour period for rental. the suggested retail price is $20 in the u.s this is a big move this comes as movie theaters have been closed around the world. they will be doing social distancing within their theaters and effectively limiting capacity in theaters that are open by 50%. this is a big move by universal to try to make their films available with a whole new model during this coronavirus situation. >> does this mean that i can get it on demand no matter what cable or satellite system i'm on i do not have to be a comcast custo

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there are 20 of those theaters in california and universal pictures said it's making its movies available to watch at home while they are still in theaters that's a massive change from hollywood's long established business model. the decision comes amid widespread closures of movie theaters as the pandemic spur as universal said by friday recently released feels like the invisible man the hunt and emma will be available for digital rental for 20 bucks in the us and amazon plans to hire an additional 100,000 employees in the u s s millions of people turn to online deliveries at an unprecedented pace. the wall street journal reports amazon plans to hire the workers for its fulfillment centers. transportation stores and deliveries in the us and canada and will boost pay for all workers by $2 an hour flight from the nasdaq, i'm jane king back to you, thanks lodging. >>now 7.21. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news, san francisco's offering safe places for children whose parents can't stay home because they have to go to work we'll talk about that program plus the shelter-in-place orde

. >> universal pictures has announced it's breaking the theatrical window, making all of its currentately. >> and that includes "the invisible man," "emma," and the upcoming "trolls world tour." movies will be made available on a wide variety for a 48-hour rental period at a suggested retail price of about $20. >> that's not bad. people need the entertainment. they want to watch things. we mentioned yesterday how disney plus is making "frozen ii" available months earlier. >>> there may not be broadway, but there may not be movie theaters, but there are still the razzie awards. >> this year's golden raspberry award ceremony in los angeles was cancelled, but the winners were still announced with "cats" sweeping six categories including worst picture, worst screenplay, worst director. >> okay. how about that? t, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a

. >>> starting friday universal pictures will allow people at home to watch the movies now showing inross the country are shut down because of the coronavirus. universal will offer the invisible man, the hunt, emma, using on demand at a price of $20 for a two-day rental. dreamworks animation's upcoming trolls word will be on demand starting april tenth. >>> new york's metropolitan opera is offering famous performances for free of charge. ♪[ music ] >> the offer is streaming met live and hd performances featuring a different show from the last 14 years to feature for a full day. tonight it is la boehme. the met decided to offer the free streaming service after canceling its live performances. >>> 8:26. more and more businesses in the bay area shut down, many people without money. find out what the california employment development apartment is urging people to do if they plan to file for unemployment. >>> two major car companies trying to help customers during the coronavirus pandemic. what ford and hyundai are offering to recently unemployed owners. california phones offers free speci

i am very aware that there is not a universal picture. that is about offering something different that people cannot get elsewhere, so retailers stocking unique brands are unique product or even offering really good customer service. those retailers are bringing in customers still and people i may be more loyal to those retailers whereas other retailers who have a large store portfolio where you can buy the stuff i might as well are perhaps doing less well. do the big chain brands as counter—intuitive as this might sound come to the table with a disadvantage in that if customers are looking for that personal service, that real sense of a story behind the shop, they cannot match what the little guys can do? some can do it quite well and some are localising their offering, so making things really personal to the areas that they are in, so some stores are making their shops more approachable for local customers or including local touches like items made by local touches like items made by local artisans for example. we are seeing that a lot

finally, maria, little good news as we all adjust to new reality amid coronavirus, universal picturesnced it's going to make upcoming releases available on demand. the invisible man, the hunt available friday while the trolls, available april 10th. each film cost 19-99 rental. holiday coming up with worst weekend, theaters empty leaving you with a little positivity of rough day. maria: cheryl, thank you. markets showing positive performance this morning after yesterday. markets coming off their worst declines in history yesterday. this morning 205 points. the s&p up 23. president trump weighed in on the economic impact of coronavirus yesterday at the white house. >> is the u.s. economy heading into a recession? >> well, it may be. we are not thinking in terms of recession, we are thinking in terms of the virus. once this goes away, you will see a tremendous, tremendous surge. maria: tom, good to have you this morning, thank you very much for being with us. >> good morning, maria. maria: i want to know what you're seeing in terms of investor sentiment, but give us your characterization

picture. >> reporter: university of washington just announced no more classes on campus.he northshore school district already shut down at least 80,000 students in the seattle area are now being kept home. >> they said they might be closed. >> reporter: are you concerned that the virus is going to get inside your home or you or your kids might be infected? >> yes, my middle son has asthma. it's mild asthma. but that's a big concern. that's really what it's going for is the lungs. >> reporter: the number of confirmed cases across the country climbing nearly three per hour in just the past day. in connecticut, emma, just back from italy where nearly 200 have died is in self-quarantine just in case. >> i've been allowed to pet my dog every once in a while. but it's pretty lonely. >> reporter: in new york state, more than 4,000 in a similar situation. >> this is like the flu on steroids. >> reporter: 11 new states announced today, all connected to contact with one man who is now being treated in a manhattan hospital. >> reporting there, now more than 100 additional cases of c

picture. the johns hopkins university are more than 591,000 confirmed infections.h a lack of testing, the real number is likely to be much higher. 26,000 people, nearly 27,000 people now, have died and 131,000 have recovered. los angeles via skype. rob reynolds is there. the u.s. president has been the last hour. what does he have to say? primarilywell, president trump has been talking about his administration's praising the efforts by his officials, talking about that the federal government is forging with various private companies, saying that hundreds and hundreds of thousands of ventilators, masks, gloves and other necessary items are going to be flooding out of factories short order. this is at odds somewhat with picture where -- in which many doctors and nurses hospital officials say they are suffering from severe shortages. the numbers very quickly, the united states has now more than 100,000 confirmed cases, that's according to that same johns hopkins record keeping device. 1,543 byve soared to last count. that is more than the entire nation of germany. hot

i'll show them the pictures i took today. >> the university of tokyo has also canceled an enrollment ceremony scheduled for next month. it plans to hold some classes online and reduce face-to-face contact with the new academic year which starts in april. >>> now turning to southeast asia, where some people are using their sense of humor to combatat the virus. they're e performing song and dance on social media and their message is going viral. ♪ one video by railway employees in thailand reminds people to wear masks, wash their hands, and keep a safe distance from others. earlier in march they performed a dance at a station in central bangkok where they handed out masks and sanitizers. the health ministrtry spokespern says even though evereryone is worried about the virus, prime ministers like this can go a long way to raising public awareness. >> translator: a sense of humor is one thing that can help us overcome this crisis. ♪ >> meanwhile in vietnam health ministry officials have changed their lyrics to a local pop song and paired it with an animated music video. they called on pe

rolling out economic protection mischa's let's take a look now at the johns hopkins university tracker for the global picture here it is these live numbers as you can see the total number of confirmed cases there has surpassed 128000 over here we have the total number of deaths at 4720 and the total number of people who have recovered there in the green more than 68000 people have recovered from a bride joins us now live from seoul with more rob let's talk about the markets how have they reacted in asia. there has been an incredible day of. selling going on across the markets of asia extending further their heavy losses from yesterday thursday that dropped by the nikkei of more than 10 percent in early trading there haven't had a drop like that in japan for 30 years there was some recovery in the nikkei and the other markets but everything ending firmly in the red the nikkei and did trading 6 percent down the cost b. that's the index here in south korea down a full 3 and a half percent it's had various central bank officials and different finance ministry officials in many asian countries are having meetings

economic protection measures let's take a look at the johns hopkins university tracker for the global picture you can see it there total confirmed cases $128343.00 total deaths heading towards 500-4720 total number of people recovered 68324 although i guess in that figure there is a large margin of error very difficult to know how many people have had the corona virus and have not gone to a hospital or their doctor or their g.p. you can follow that via their website of course lawrence lee joins us live now from london so laurence bit of a contradiction going on here between how the u.k. government is handling handling all this and how other european governments are handling it. yes peter i mean is when it is one of those days i think i think today after all the chaos of yesterday were a thing there's a new reality basically down the sink in here in the u.k. and or in the continent as well as you mentioned but yes you can see the difference in in of in a country for example i garland where there the irish government in dublin and yesterday was shutting schools and universities and so on for 2

spain has just raised his death toll by and nearly 400 ok let's look at the global picture the johns hopkins university in the. us tracking the number of infections deaths and recoveries from the corona virus that you can see on your screen is to just their breaking just 307-341-1304 extension 9 recovered 92383 roy challenge joins us live from central london with the latest news out of europe and indeed the u.k. as well so another grim day but this time we're talking primarily about spain in the last hour or so. yeah as you went through there that the latest figures out of spain showing that although italy is still worst hit of all the countries in the world at the moment spain isn't that far behind with the next for nearly $400.00 deaths being reported in the last 24 hours or so. it's a leader oh just set the county the prime minister is saying that this is the worst crisis that the country has faced since the 2nd world war. everyone in italy is being told to stay inside unless they have a very very good reason for being outside shopping for food and supplies or or or helping in the effort to combat c

hopkins university tracker for the overall global picture there are now more than 128000 infections worldwide 4700 deaths and 68000 people have recovered from the corona virus live now to seoul and our correspondent rob mcbride so rob let's talk about the markets they've closed in much of where you are how is it shaping up. that's why when you combine this with yesterday thursday's carnage then the weekending on a very grim note extending these really very heavy losses that dropped by japan's nikkei of more than 10 percent in early trade japan hasn't seen anything like that for 30 years it recovered somewhat during the day it would have to that was such a big drop but still like most of the other major markets here in asia ending very solidly in the red the nikkei down 6 percent the cost me that's the south korean index down $3.00 and a half percent and so on it's had the central bank officials in a number of asian countries meeting with their respective finance ministry officials just trying to work out how they can take measures to support their own respective markets whether by buying bond

shutting down restaurants cafes nightclubs and cinemas now this is the overall pandemic picture from john hopkins university more than 156000 cumulative infections globally almost 74000 have recovered the number of deaths is heading toward 6000 we'll begin our coverage with this report from mike hanna in washington. members of the coronavirus toss of course walk into the briefing room in terms of a new protocol all in the president's proximity must have the temperature taken including the journalists present unexpectedly president trump walks in with his vice president who had been churchill to leave the briefing and another surprise he confirmed teach submitted to a test for the virus last night i also took the test yesterday. and i decided i should based on the press coverage yesterday people were asking did i take the test change when he also acknowledged that he'd made a mistake by shaking hands during friday's briefing with corporate leaders and others in the rose garden and somebody comes up to you they put their hand out you probably tend to shake it and we're all getting out of it shaking hands is n

looked at changes they made, scientists immune noll gifts, bringing in of state and university labs into the picture, test kits, 3m ramping up mass manufacturing, talking about first-responders those have to do with this. the things being put in place are dealing with this as it plays out and fear in the polling game is exactly that. politics was played with initially what was a 2 1/2 million dollar request from the white house to make it a $8.3 billion christmas tree giveaway was another part of the problem. that is d.c. and that is polling. but really it is scientists. it is pharma. it is the labs. the people involved in this. it is mitigating issues, the travel ban that the president first instituted partially when it comes to china mitigateddown line effects. no one knows but the world will go on. this will be over. it will be gone. then the markets and economy will reset. it should reset based on real economic fundamentals. not a bunch of executives that may want to get their bailouts. charles: certainly for rick, democrats on friday, when that 273,000 number came out, then we found out there w

been able to do that and we're going to be doing a lot more and here's the global picture with the johns hopkins university track that are nearly 596000 confirmed infections but with a lack of testing the real number is likely to be much higher more than 27000 people have died almost 131000 have recovered al-jazeera israel brunell's begins our coverage from los angeles. the u.s. navy hospital ship mercy sailed into los angeles harbor equipped with 1000 hospital beds and 800 medical staffers they will treat patients who do not have coded 19 freeing up space at l.a. hospitals for an expected surge of coronavirus cases the u.s. now has more than $100000.00 confirmed cases at its capacity today will add a 3rd more available beds and it full capacity 2 thirds more beds to the fight here in los angeles california governor gavin newsom thanks president donald trump for facilitating the ship's deployment he says the numbers of corona virus cases and deaths will rise steeply over the next 3 weeks they're seen surge numbers that put them on track within a week to be aligned with where new york city currently is if t

to speed we want them to get it done quickly and it is a brief look at the global picture of the johns hopkins university track of there are more than 591000 confirmed infections but with a lack of testing the real number is likely to be much higher more than 26000 people nearly 27000 people now of diet a mini 131000 of recovered let's go live now to los angeles foss cuyp i was there as rob reynolds is there rob the u.s. president has been speaking within the last hour what does he have to say. well here primarily president trump of been talking about is ministrations response praising the efforts by his of officials talking about these alliances that the federal government is forging with various private companies saying that hundreds and hundreds of thousands of ventilators masks gloves and other necessary items are going to be flooding out of factories in short order this is at odds somewhat with the current picture of where in which many doctors and nurses and hospital officials say that they are suffering from severe shortages looking at the numbers very quickly the united states has now more than 1

and here's a look at the global picture with the johns hopkins university track there are more than 591000 confirmed infections that the 592000 number with a lack of testing the real number is likely to be much higher than 26000 people have died but almost 131000 have recovered it let's go live now to los angeles and soon as rob reynolds is that for us rob president trump gave a press briefing in the last couple of hours what did he say. well he spent a great deal of time adrian talking about the new partnerships or contracts at the us government has conducted with various private corporations to create of vast number as he said of ventilators and other equipment including masks and gloves that are sorely needed in the hospitals all 'd over the united states the president said that the federal government is doing a hell of a job to do his words although that has been disputed by a number of governors around the country the number here in the united states are frankly pretty disheartening in well over 100000 confirmed cases of coated 19 as of now the deaths in an excess of 1500 new york cit

picture. >> reporter: the university of washington has announced no more classes on campus and the north shore80,000 students in the seattle area now being kept home. >> they said up to 14 days, and it might be close. >> are you concerned that the virus is going to be inside of your home and that you and/or your kids might be infected? >> yes. my middleson has asthma, and so it is mild asthma, but it is a concern to me, because it is really what you are going for is the lungs. >> reporter: the number of confirmed cases across the country is nearly three per hour in past day. in connecticut, emma just back from italy where nearly 200 have died is in self-quarantine just in case. >> i have been allowed to pat my dog once in a while, but it is lonely. >> reporter: and in washington, 4,000 in a similar situation. >> this is like a flu on steroids. >> reporter: 11 new cases reported connected to one man who is treated in a manhattan hospital. and i just wanted to go back to the cruise ship off of san francisco for a momentment we were told by the cruise line that over 100 people weretestin have hea

picture. >> reporter: the university of washington just announced no more classes on campus, the north shore school district already shut down, at least 80,000 students in the seattle area are now being kept home. >> they said up to 14 days it might be closed. >> are you concerned that the virus is going to get inside your home and that you and/or your kids might be infected? >> yes. my middle son has asthma, so it is mild asthma, but that is a big concern too. really what it goes for is the lungs. >> reporter: the number of confirmed cases across the country climbing at nearly three per hour in just over the past day. in cut, emma just back from italy where nearly 200 have died is in self quarantine just in case. >> i've been allowed to like pet my dog every once in a while, but it is lonely. >> reporter: in new york state, more than 4,000 in a similar situation. >> this is like a flu on steroids. >> reporter: 11 new cases in the state announced today all connected to contact with one man who is right now being treated in a manhattan hospital. >> nick watt reporting there. on friday, the u.

foot on hundreds of kilometers just to get home a quick reminder of the global picture through the johns hopkins university virus tracker which we use coming up 261-5000 confirmed cases with over 28000 deaths and 135000 recoveries we should point out as well when you look at the world map you can see the obvious hotspots though the size of things in asia has definitely gone down compared to what we've been talking about europe and the united states which don't forget it has the highest number of infections anywhere in the world right so this hour we're going to talk to john hall in london development in the u.k. and europe they want to start there with matter hereto in madrid these numbers it must have the most terrible impact on people in spain not just the the workers who are trying to buy health workers who are trying to save people but the national psyche. yes well carol carol numbers for today more than 800 people have died of coroner virus. as 24 hours bringing the death toll after nearly $5700.00 but not only death toll but also people infected in spain have reached a. number of $72000.00 cases cons

picture. >> reporter: the university of washington just announced no more classes on campus.t already shut down at least 80,000 students in the seattle area are now being kept home. >> they said up to 14 days, they might be closed. >> are you concerned that the virus is going to get inside your home and you and/or your kids might be infected? >> yes, my middle son has asthma, it's a mild asthma, but that's a big concern, too, because i hear what it's really going for is the lungs. >> the number of confirmed cases across the country climbing at nearly three per hour in just over the past day. in connecticut, emma, just back from italy, where nearly 200 have died are in self-quarantine, just in case. >> i've been allowed to pet my dog every once in a while, but it's pretty lonely. >> reporter: in new york state right now, more than 4,000 in a similar situation. >> this is like a flu on steroids. >> 22 new cases all suspected to be from contact, one man. >> so what happens now to the 3,500 people who were on that cruise ship. we've heard the vice president and his task force tha

universal solidarity. let's take a look arnd, a lot of pictures coming in frop all around e let's start in belgium, the countrynow in lockdown. peop could only go outside really for essential shopping and exercise. this is france, you canee strong measures here. police checking the paperwork of people who a moving around in public. this is athens, greece, normally very busy but all retail stores are shut. the venice canals, famous for being polluted, but since italy has stopped tourist coming in, the water has become a lot clearer. let's stay in italy,till the worst affected country in europe. now has more than 35,000 confirmed cases a nearly 3000 deaths. the highest one-day toll of any nation. reporter: 8000 people have been fined for not abiding by the restrictions put in pler a week ago, preventing people from moving around the country freely without good reasons. people have to fill out a form if they do move saying why they are moving. they need good reasons, whether medical reasons, going to work groceries.oing to get some previous ding stopped byes in police, asking to see that documentation, and then i

picture. the director of emery university's clinical research laboratory. dr.thank you for being with me. this so-called hidden cluster of cases, how is it possible it went undetected as long as it did? and b, what is the likelihood -- she mentioned the medical personnel -- where this cluster starts to expand? >> we are trying to understand the story behind the cluster. i am sure there's a reason that maybe a link was not detected. i think in terms of how it affects other health care workers, i think in general, going back to our -- how we prevent transmission in the health care setting and in the community setting, it's good happened hygiene and face hygiene. >> yeah, we keep hearing wash your hands, and here in new york city as we just reported we now are covering the first case of the coronavirus in new york. it's a woman who had apparently travelled to iran. she's a health care worker. she is in self quarantine at home. the new york governor, andrew cuomo says she is at home and was not contagious when she was on the flight from iran. so for all the new yor

so this is a picture of university of virginia, which jefferson thinks as one of his primary accomplishments is founding this and supporting university of virginia. now liberalism and republicanism coalesce in the post revolutionary legal order. and you get locked with hamilton and we've talked about lock and his position of liberalism. so in this vision land and other property needs to be used productively. although jefferson is also arguing this, land, property, you need to use this productively. that is part of the economic and political vision here. and government should be focused on the protection of property which is also very much about lock. you get republicanism more through jefferson and that is one of the founding ideologies of the revolution and way that filters through in shaping policy after the revolution. so through jefferson, we get the idea of the political viability of the republic depends on citizens who are economically independent. that is crucial. it is called political economy. the economy and the political go together here. government then should ensure the economic

now here's the overall picture let's look at that as usual johns hopkins medical university tracker there you can see the total number of cases top left 118000 almost 119000 total deaths around the world just under $1000.00 total recovered $84000.00 ok let's put together the global picture for you let's talk 1st to lawrence lee our correspondent monitoring europe for us out of bureau in london so a significant 24 hours 1st off lawrence in italy. yes really alarming 475 new deaths there in the 24 hour period the world health organization suggests at this it seems to be a combination of a very large number of cases already in the health care system coupled with obviously an aging population that it's got the bully old populations in europe but it just shows you how long these countries are going to have to go into lockdown for us he's already been in lockdown for a fortnight's as you said has had to come to the prime minister now says going to have extended equally frons was only a lot over a couple of days so a 16 percent rise in cases yesterday and the interior minister said this morning

and work before we go to our correspondents let's take a look at the global picture right now this is the johns hopkins university virus tracker as you can see 147746 confirmed cases of the virus totaled. that's $5539.00 but the total recovered $71714.00 you can see that big cluster there in italy but also look at spain right now big red blob of madrid there confirming that spike in cases in madrid let's go live to sania gago who's in london for us and following the news out of the u.k. and europe starting with that big spike in cases in spain. absolutely and this was what the spanish government had feared would happen they realized that they could come across a situation as badly as had hit italy so fast and so soon really has taken people by surprise so with that they are moving quite quickly with the clamping down and they are supposed to be or the prime minister better sunshine this supposed to be announcing a nationwide lockdown that would mean spain a country of 46000000 people would affect would in effect be restricted to being at home and only be allowed out to work or in cases of emergency when you consi

are she returned see al-jazeera washington here's a look at the global picture of the pandemic according to the johns hopkins university and demick tracker there are more than 784000 known infections around the world and 37000 deaths as you can see in green though on the right hand side that over 164000 people have recovered. now for the 3rd consecutive day spain has reported more than 800 deaths over the previous 24 hours and in italy after 2 days of declines the number of deaths has risen again to 812 but there are some hope that infection rates are slowing in both countries paul brennan reports. even with stringent restrictions empty streets and ever tighter regulations imposed daily declared corona virus cases in europe have now exceeded 400000 continue to rise for the 3rd consecutive day spain reported more than 800 new deaths in the previous 24 hours and after 2 days of decline the number of new deaths in italy spiked upwards again and 812 but new infections are slowing to get down from the numbers not just stabilize requires a redoubling of public health efforts to push down it won't by itself it will be pushed

and respirators and also expand hospital capacity hare's the overall picture an interactive map by the johns hopkins medical university it gives us a live i idea of what's happening around the world you can see here on the left and read the total number of confirmed cases worldwide more than $218000.00 there also has a lift to this of countries the most cases of the top china followed by initially if we look in the white over here that's the total number of deaths $8810.00 china as a province has the highest number of deaths but it's followed very closely now by islay which has $2978.00 deaths in total and over in the green there another very important number the total number of people who have recovered from grown a virus that stands at 884114 well we got to begin our coverage this hour in asia where sarah clarke is monitoring developments from hong kong going to a 1st treaty you who is in beijing for us katrina so as we've been saying no new local transmissions in china that must be a huge accomplishment. that's right kim this is a milestone not only is this the 1st country affected by the outbreak who seem to have

. —— we delivered the first 150 masks at about one o'clock to the university hospital in cardiff. we are seeing picturesrilliant. what kind of mood did it create in the workplace, seeing that you could have this new role and play a vital role in the effort? it's just been phenomenal. we've had people turning up today who weren't supposed to be working, just wanting to get involved. we've got one of our ex employees who came in today, he does a great job on the production line, designing lines, he helped us with that. it's absolutely fantastic for us to do this in this difficult time for the nation. and how easy do you think it is for engineers of all different kinds, working in different places, to turn their hands to what seem to be totally new ideas? i think great britain is full of fantastic engineers. we've got opportunities to add value. i was on the phone today with another company where we were trying to create a kind of consortium now where they can start producing as well, down in kent, which would be fantastic. we will be open sourcing this design at the end of the week so anyone can kind of d

pictures having these maps this is graphs are. useful information. to the public. the global forest change database at the university of maryland also uses a map to show the state of the world's forests since 2013 users have been able to call up info based on satellite images they can see the effects of forest fires illegal logging and reforestation over long periods. the global forest watch platform is also dedicated to protecting forests and their inhabitants it combines satellite technology with open data and crowdsourcing. temperature c o 2 levels and even current weather phenomena can be found on the website earth now . here u.s. space agency nasa presents comprehensive satellite data and real time you can track how tropical storms are forest fires like here in australia are developing on earth now. various natural disasters are also explained. the alfred baker institute also plans to incorporate non scientifically compiled data. back month once holidaymakers to upload observations about beaches and coastlines. the topic of marine letter in particular. citizen scientists because trash is something everyone can

university of michigan. i asked for her thoughts on the current us economic picture.temming the outbreak so the pandemic is the first priority, but also a problem with the economy. when we ask everybody to stay home, people aren't spending money. and if you aren't spending money that means somebody else isn't getting money, so lots of people have suffered a very large income loss, and that income loss has a secondary effect, which means a lot of people needing to borrow money in order to be able to pay their bills, so it's creating giant liquidity problems for businesses and for households. and that could mean businesses permanently shutting down, that could potentially mean recession, couldn't it? there is no doubt that the us is going through a recession, the question will be how deep it goes and how long we stay there. the goal is to be able to bounce back quickly after the pandemic passes, but in order for that to happen, we need these businesses to stay in business and that means we're going to need to help them through this crisis because when revenue is not com

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