later we will tell you when they will come into force but it will , be very quickly. i would like to point out that we have taken steps to ensure that nonessential travelers are unable to cross the border. the cbic, cbsa has the necessary resources to meet this challenge. many people will in fact choose to stay at home. they won't even try to cross the border if they are told not to. wouldn roxanne road, i like to reassure you by saying that we are taking the necessary steps to make sure that folk controls are in place at every crossing, and roxham road will be closed in 14 days. >> [speaking french] >> the next question is from heather schofield of "the toronto star." please go ahead. >> good morning, mr. prime minister. in terms of working with the opposition and having to pass some of these steps through them, have you been in touch with the opposition leaders, and do you have their assurance that they will cooperate with you to move quickly? prime minister trudeau: our house leaders have been working closely, both on the house side and the senate side, pablo rodri

it will provide business loans. it will provide 500 billion for large companies. it gives money to the healthcare system. it sends direct payments of $1200 a people earning up to $75,000 a year. speaker nancy pelosi says another package may be needed to help the country recover from the coronavirus.>> why do we need another? we need it because the health workers work in the settings needed. we need it because of families. >> it's somethings needed in the future, let's make the decision. let's not make the decision without allowing this to be put in the economy. >>> trump will sign the recovery bill as soon as it reaches his desk. >>> china's president told trump in a phone call that his country is willing to help the united states. the call came last night. the first time the leaders spoke directly in weeks. trump said he wants to work with the president on addressing the coronavirus pandemic. trump has accused china of lack of transparency. china accused the u.s. military upbringing the virus to the united states.>>> restrictions are being lifted. the coronavirus

what you will have is those managing the bill will be further away. members can't sit next to each other. as one person speaks, somebody wants to come on the floor they can't sit next to each other they can't move in and out, we have to clean the areas where they are. we provide health for everybody else to make sure governments work. there will be more than enough. more than enough time to debate, more than enough time to review the bill and it should not be d laid. >> a since details came out about this bill there was criticism of erroneous items for the kennedy center and things like that. you touched on the voting requirements the house speaker wants to put in. >> people vote voice votes all the time. the speaker what to claim a victory and democrats what she succeeded on, she added $20 million to the kennedy center. i happen to sit on the board. i support the kennedy center. this is not the place or time to hold a bill up with the health care for america to provide money for the kennedy center. that was wrong but that is what her win was. it does

there will be a start on a piece of paper that will be further lives lost, it will be families broken a freedom of information request, highways england told the bbc all screens cannot be observed around—the—clock. the study found the average time to reach a car stranded on a smart motorway, so in an active lane, is 17 minutes. the aa has given us footage showing various near misses. he's already been going for a couple of minutes at least. i suppose the point here being that looking for a refuge. meera's eight—year—old son, dev, was killed when the car he was in was hit while stopped on a smart motorway. devastated at the circumstance, devastated at which way our lives have had to change in a different direction. there's not been anger, i just a different direction. there's not been anger, ijust have a passion for this change because i don't want to to go through what we have. we can't bring dev back but we can stop this happening to anybody else. the department for transport says it owes it to the amylase of those killed for their safety review to be thorough and quick and expects t

we will beat the coronavirus and we will beat the coronavirus and we will beat the coronavirus and weill beat it together. and therefore, i urge you, at this moment of national emergency, to stay—at—home, protect our nhs and save lives. thank you. good evening and welcome to this special news programme. as you may have just heard, the prime minister has made a statement announcing the most stringent and wide—ranging limits on our way of life that the uk has ever seen. the aim — in what the prime minister has called this national emergency — is to slow the spread of coronavirus and protect life. the measures will remain in place for at least three weeks. for the next half hour, we're going to take you through the details of the announcement and, as best we can, what it means for you and how you live your daily life. so the key points tonight are: from tonight, you can only leave your home for very limited purposes. they are to shop for basic neccessities such as food and medicine. you can go outside for only one form of exercise a day, alone or with members of your household. you can l

i would like to say, we will all be great. we will be so good. what's happened with the fed is phenomenal news. what's happening with all these incredible companies is phenomenal news. but you don't have to buy so much. take it easy. people are going in and buying more. i remember, i guess during the conversation doug of walmart said they are buying more than they buy at christmas. relax. we're doing great. it all will pass. the folks we spoke to, they've done a fantastic job. they will meet the needs of the public. they are going around the clock if they have to and are committed to the communities , whichhey are serving they serve so beautifully and have for a long time and are buying a lot of additional things to sell. but again, they asked me to say, can you buy a little less, please. i thought i would never hear that from a retailer. all of them are working hand-in-hand with the federal government as well as state and local leaders to ensure food and essentials are constantly available, and they will do it. there's no shortages, we have no s

temperatures will feel nearer to two 01’ temperatures will feel nearer to two or three degrees.one, we nowjoin the bbc‘s news teams where you are. hello, i'm maz farookhi with the latest sports news. planning for some key events at the postponed 0lympics may have to start all over again. the task force set up by tokyo 2020 organisers to plan for the delayed event met for the first time on thursday and hope to finalise a new schedule within a month. the international olympic committee is reportedly aiming for a july—august 2021 window for the rearranged games, but say there are "many thousands of questions" to address before a new timeframe can be confirmed. translation: we are not going to go com pletely translation: we are not going to go completely back to a year ago but i guess we need to step back a little bit. already there are some plans. we can still use but for some plans we had to go back to the drawing board and we can. well, the postponement of the tokyo 0lympics has come as a disappointment to many, but most athletes are trying to find a way to stay fit and train for

you will know when the tests roll out, we will have a spike in our curve. for those who watched china and china reporting, they changed their definition. we are going to see that. we are going to see it spike as more and more people have access. want to remind people how important it is. , like we prioritize have asked you to prioritize the care of every person with a pre-existing condition and immunosuppression. .e have got to prioritize them we ask you to prioritize them in the line. our first responders and a health care providers and everyone who has difficulty to offices can you lies the system while we bring all the traditional systems and have availability over the next few days and weeks. thank you. thank you for constantly reminding us of how important it is. all of america for americans. it is a privilege to be part of this team. i want to close by recognizing the commission core. >> [indiscernible] dr. birx: all right, don't follow their guidance. vice pres. pence: dr. fauci? fauci: i will be short. listening to the description of i'm veryiroir,

once again we will take what we got. which will not be a lot.day dry spell for san francisco will end early tomorrow morning. showers will spread southbay white late tonight and early tomorrow morning. they will be out of here. julie unsettled weather will continue next week. at least through tuesday. for test highs tomorrow will be chilly. were in the 80s a few days ago. tomorrow the 50s. this weekend is the weekend that we spring ahead by sunday the sunset will be at 7:10 pm. if you have methodically set your clocks ahead at 2 am sunday morning. or whenever you feel like it. we've got rain coming in early tomorrow morning. not a lot. sunday more showers coming in toward the end of the day. monday and tuesday unsettled. variable clouds and maybe showers from time to time. we will be back in the 70s and sunny weather by thursday. at least it gives us ici understand greene has as well. >>> coming up in sports draymond green is excellent at bouncing off on the court. he is directing his words to one of his biggest critics. >>> the old feeling was

we will not delay. i will never hesitate to take any necessary steps to protect the lives health and safety of the american people. i will always put the well- being of america first. if we are vigilant and we can reduce the chance of infection which we will we will significantly impede the transmission of the virus. the virus will not have a chance against us. no nation is more prepared or more resilient in the united states. we have the best economy. the most advanced healthcare. and the most talented doctors scientists and researchers anywhere in the world. we are all in this together. we must put politics aside. stop the partisanship. a unified together as one nation and one family. as history has proven time and time again americans always rise to the challenge and overcome adversity. our future remains brighter than anyone can imagine. acting with compassion and love he will heal the sick. care for those in need. help our fellow citizens and emerge from this challenge stronger and more unified tha

we will see. but we just made a great deal with china, great hopefully for both parties, but we made a great deal with china and we will do another one, it looks like. they want to do it very badly. maybe they will want to wait, like iran, they want to wait to see whether or not trump gets beat in the election, because that would love to negotiate with biden or somebody but me, they would love it. that is their best dream in the world. so many others. so there are some that may be waiting until after november 3, but i think we are doing very well. would be sad if we didn't have all the vantages we had right now, because we have made unbelievable treat deals, japan, mexico, south korea, china, others, we have changed the whole thing around. reporter: earlier today you sent the notification letter to the governors saying you would soon come out with guidelines about social distancing.

i am confident we will get through this together. we will prevail.nk you, and it is my honor to welcome the president of the united states and our commander-in-chief, president donald trump. president trump: thank you very much. you are doing a fantastic job. -- and our country appreciates it very much. thank you, everybody, for being here. i am deeply honored to be at naval station norfolk, the largest naval base anywhere in the world and the home to the most powerful fleet that has ever sailed the seas. i just passed some of the most beautiful and the most highly highly-lethal ships i have ever seen in my life. and there were a lot of them. and they are in better shape now than they have been for many decades, with what we are doing. we are grateful to be joined by commander of the u.s. fleet forces admiral christopher grady and commander of the u.s. second fleet, vice admiral wayne lewis. thank you both for being here. as we gather today, our country is at war with an invisible enemy. we are marshaling the full power of the american nation's , med

we will not delay. i will never hesitate to take any necessary steps to protect the lives, health, and safety of the american people. i will always put the well-being of america first. if we are vigilant and we can reduce the chance of infection, which we will, we will significantly impede the transmission of the virus. the virus will not have a chance against us. no nation is more prepared or more resilient than the united states. we have the best economy, the most advanced health care, and the most talented doctors and scientists and researchers world.e in the we are all in this together. we must put politics aside, stop the partisanship, and unified -- unify together as one nation one family. as history has proven time and time again, americans always rise to the challenge and overcome adversity. our future remains brighter than anyone can imagine. acting with compassion and love, we will heal the sick, care for those in need, help our fellow citizens, and emerge from this challenge stronger and more

those infected will be taken to unspecified military bases. >> we have developed a plan which will be implement to this weekend. to bring the ship into a noncommercial port, all passengers and crew will be those that need to be quarantined will be quarantined, those that require additional medical attention will receive it. >> reporter: passengers aboard the grand princess today were getting cabin fever after 24 hours confined to their rooms, and feeling anxious about their health. >> i would like to test everybody, and test me to make sure, i don't want to take anything home to my family, you know, to be on the safe side. >> reporter: as we just learned, all of those passengers and crew members aboard the grand princess will be tested for covid 19. it is unknown exactly how long it will take for all of those test results to come back, we are talking about at least a few thousand test the need to be processed at this point, and as for where the grand princess will go, there's only so many deepwater ports, in the bay area, some of those are commercial, some of those are not, the questi

two, there will be enhanced unemployment insurance and three as you said there will be these checks in the mail or direct deposit, it is really bridge liquidity for people as they go through these difficult times. >> brennan: bridge liquidity for about eight weeks? >> well, i think the entire package provides economic relief overall for about 10 weeks. hopefully we will kill this virus quicker and we won't need it, but we have liquidity to put into the american economy to support american workers and american business. >> brennan: so you don't know if the economy is going to be up and running by memorial day, essentially? i mean, are you going to wait that long to come up with phase 4 round of stimulus? >> well, i main focus is now executing. we have everybody within treasury and the administration working around the clock to get this money out quickly, since this doesn't do people any good if it takes a long time. we also have the task force and the medical professionals making recommendations to the president about when they think the economy will be reopened, and if for whatever rea

we all will solve this problem. we will solve it well. i think the american people have been incredible in the way they have acted. and if you look at companies and sports leagues and all of the things, what they have done is something very special, without being told necessarily. in some cases, perhaps they were told, actually but for the most , part, they want to get it over with. they want to get it over with quickly and with very little death. as of this moment, we have 50 deaths, which is a -- a lot of good decisions were made or that number could be many times that. one or two in particular. you know that europe was declared the hotspot yesterday, a big hotspot, number one. prior tode a decision that, but we saw what was happening. if you have any questions, this group will be very happy to do it. but i want to say they have been, led by mike pence, they have been incredible, the job that they do. they are working 20 hours a day. this man is working 20 hours a day or maybe more. is it more? i think it is more. tony has been working

and it will be solved. we will win. there will be a come back. it will take place quickly. >> give or take 300 million americans or so, do the math and it is $750 a person, a family of four would be about $3000. which, if that was the case -- pres. trump: we will not say that because these are moving pieces. every number, yes, we talked about those numbers, we are also moving the numbers in both directions. we will let you know. it is moving along quickly. again, there is a great bipartisan effort going on that i have not really seen before to this extent. that. president, on the -- you mentioned, has the fda approved that test? pres. trump: they are looking at it seriously. i think it would be a great thing, because to use a nice word it is very inconvenient from the others. >> you tweeted this morning about your approval rating amongst republicans, you say you give yourself a 10 in terms of handling the crisis. how do you reassure americans at home, who do not trust you to manage the crisis? pres. trump: we are doing a good job. we terminated t

there will be events they will still take part on, but they will not be classed as official duties andere at westminster abbey. the chinese company, jingye, has completed its takeover of british steel this afternoon, securing the future of more than 3000 workers in scunthorpe and teesside. our correspondent, sarah corker, is in scunthorpe and gave us this update. jingye has described this deal as the start of a new illustrious chapter for the uk steel industry. the business secretary said it is a vote of confidence in the sector and here in scunthorpe they have been making are in and stealfor more than hundred 50 years. it is part of the town's identity and vital for the town's identity and vital for the local economy. after many negotiations, the takeover got over the line, securing 3200 jobs here. this plan supports another 20,000 jobs in the wider supply chain across this area. jingye has said it plans over the next decade to invest a huge £1.2 billion upgrading and modernising this business, eventually planning to increase production. but in the short—term, there will be some pain,

you will have persistent rain and stronger winds. i will have the details coming up.t's monday the 23rd of march, our top story: the prime minister says tougher restrictions are likely unless more people start following the official advice on social distancing. his warning came after a weekend which saw some parks and beauty spots overwhelmed by visitors. coronavirus has now killed 281 people in the uk. simonjones reports. at the weekend, many people flocked to the seaside — some streets were packed, parks were busy too. 00:02:10,360 --> 2147483051:37:49,896 prompting this warning 2147483051:37:49,896 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 from the prime minister. further steps according to how many people are frankly unwilling to follow that advice. doctors and our collea g u es follow that advice. doctors and our colleagues in belfast put their own message on social media. we are frightened, help us, please state home. it's a frightened, help us, please state home. it‘s a pre— frightened, help us, please state home. it's a pre— echoed by doctors across the nhs. we have neverfaced

bart will remain running on a regular schedule but cable cars will be shut down. other lines will be rerouted to better serve critical healthcare facilities. it looks different out here but it is quiet for tuesday morning. there are signs of normalcy of every day life you can embrace to try to get through the shelter in place. >>> the coronavirus forced a judge in oakland to make a ruling on a man accused of stabbing and killing another man in 2018. >> they decided he was legally saying at the time of the crime. for jurors are older than 65 and fall under a directive to stay indoors. stay with us. we will have more on the new guidelines regarding the coronavirus. >>> it is 5:09. homeless will soon be getting paid by caltrans. >>> good tuesday morning. light and scoured excuse me scattered showers. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with us, we'll be right back. [ running and breathing heavily ] ythere's no tomorrow. but tomorrow always comes. >>> now our project home. caltrans has agreed to pay $1.3 million to homeless residents who lost their belon

it will not.ut we are prepared. what we have done in building systems, we are now the number one tester anywhere in the world by far. we are testing more in one day than other countries are testing in weeks and months. and ie learned a lot cannot be more thankful to the american people and i can say this and i can say this from the bottom of my heart. i am very proud to be your president. thank you very much and god bless you all. thank you very much. [applause] [ship horn sounds] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> president trump you back in washington after those remarks at the sendoff for the naval hospital ship comfort in virginia. the ship it will head to new york city to aid in the coronavirus outbreak and should arrive in new york harbor on monday. the ship has 1200 medical personnel and supplies and hold over 1000 beds. it's a sister ship, mercy, is being deployed to los angeles to help officials there. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national ca

but we will get through this, we will get through it together and we will beat this virus.ic recovery in full. thank you very much, i am going to pass now to rishi, who will explain some of the financial support for workers. thank you, prime minister. good afternoon. the economic intervention i am announcing today is unprecedented in the history of the british state. combined with our previous announcements on public services and business support, our planned economic response will be one of the most comprehensive in the world. let me speak directly to people's concerns. i know people are worried about losing theirjobs, concerns. i know people are worried about losing their jobs, about concerns. i know people are worried about losing theirjobs, about not being able to pay the rent or mortgage. about not having enough set by for food and bills. i know that some people in the last few days have already lost theirjobs. to all those at home right now, anxious about the days ahead, i say this, you will not face this alone. but getting through this will require a collective, nati

we will say. -- we will see. i was not too thrilled. navarro will handle this and he will do a very good job. we will see if they change their tune. quarantines and the search for treatment. over the last 24 hours, governors in multiple states including florida and rhode have talked about quarantine orders. they are intercepting people on highways and at airports. i think i will let tony speak to that later but we are being very strong on quarantine and on people not leaving especially certain states and going to others where they have less of a problem. hear constantly about people leaving new york and going to florida. new york is a hotspot and that is why we are building the hospitals and medical centers in new york. we will let tony answer that but specifically have to understand, we are not playing games. morning, yous dpa.ed about the and not long after that, to companies and announced a deal to produce up to 10,000 ventilators. why the need after that to invoke dpa? pres. trump: it was not after that. it was before. we were not g

don't if it will be quick. we will see the market recovery today continued. the dow surged 1352 points. 6.5% today. the s&p 500 gained 155. the death toll from the virus is over 1100 here in the u.s. with more than 82,000 infections with 14,000 today. that means that's more than italy or china in the world for total cases now in the u.s. still far behind in fatalities. starting us off today john roberts who is just in the briefing in the white house briefing room. >> you heard the vice-president say that this weekend the president's coronavirus task force will be presenting data and recommendations to him as they look made to this potential target day of easter sunday to get parts of the country back to work. today this morning the economic pain from what is happening with the coronavirus and the economic shutdown on full display for everyone to see. it wasn't a surprise but still a body blow for the administration as weekly unemployment claims went up to 3.3-million people. >> that's a lot of job. every day day we say out, it's harder to bring it back quickl

where will his people go? it's natural to think based on ideology and the molar moderate voters going towards joe biden, but you also have to keep in mind that buttigieg has a very strong younger audience. younger voters that support him. they may go towards elizabeth warren based on the younger generation. may not be quite on board with joe biden. there is still so much in the air and a lot to be considered. i just got back at midnight last night from arkansas. i worked there all weekend. people they are actually support biden. for a lot of reasons. a more moderate state. he is really working his relationships with mark prior and david pryor. a legacy in arkansas and certainly relationships that they have with the clintons in arkansas. he is someone that people in arkansas do gravitate towards. bernie sanders worried a lot of people. speaking with a lot of my democratic friends, we cannot let this happen. what we heard buttigieg say one time in one of the debates, and the midterms, a lot of people certainly t

it will be reviewed at three weeks, it will hopefully be working and then at that stage we will havelves as much as they can. there will be people that need to come into hospitals like the walton ce ntre come into hospitals like the walton centre with other conditions, and we will do our best to look after them. really good to talk to you. you have given a really good idea of why we need to listen and do what we are being told. thank you both very much indeed. we will talk to you again. great to speak to experts, people that know what they are doing. you are watching breakfast. we will be back with headlines shortly. stay with us, lots more. green goddess, you can't miss her. and jeremy hunt. not together! forces to keep you up—to—date with the latest on the coronavirus. 0rganised criminal is might try to exploit the virus and target people throughout the south—east. cobit 19 might provide opportunities for crime but its monitoring intelligence. 0fficers crime but its monitoring intelligence. officers have identified incidents of malicious apps and websites as well as e—mail fishing

we will not get the typical crowds today but we will get accidents unfortunately due to the wet weather. right now the freeways are relatively empty but we have had a couple of things that have made it slow so be careful you have a more complete update just a few but right now let's go back to the desk. >>> california has 337 confirmed cases of covid 19, more than two thirds are right here in the bay area with 239 verified cases santa clara county has the most, 116 cases and last night a third person died from the virus in the county. san francisco has 37 cases and san mateo has 32, contra costa county has 29. the other counties have 10 cases or less and napa is the only bay area county with no confirmed cases of covid 19. >>> governor newsom watson president restrictions are in california because of this pandemic. he wants to close all bars, nightclubs, wineries and brewpubs calling them nonessential businesses. he is also calling for home isolation of everyone in california aged 65 and older and those who have chronic conditions.>> we recognize social isolation for millions of califor

we will get to that point where the values will become so compelling that the buyers will reenter the market place. at the moment, we are simply not there. on the sidelines and wait until that happens. it will happen probably sooner rather than later. >> charles: everyone is saying that this will be a short-lived episode. in other words, we are in a race -- i mean on the coronavirus side. you know, as they take mitigating actions, social distancing action, as we go into the summer months, whatever. we have seen major changes in china's neighbors and south korea's numbers. we get those adjustments in this country, we will look back and say, this was an extreme overreaction. could we get something akin to a v-shaped recovery in the stock market where we go down sharply on uncertainty and fear, and come back sharply as we get a better assessment? >> well, that is a great question. unfortunately, i'm not sure anybody has that answer. we just need to get through this. and the problem is the pain, the psychological pain really starts to drive the train. and people start to make mistakes and

this will be the start, temperatures will be falling, it will be breezy with often on rain not only for today but into sunday, monday and maybe into to stay, better details coming up in just a little bit. >> 167 cases of coronavirus have been reported in the bay area and santa clara county has seen the largest jump at 79 total, two of died in the county including a person in the 80s yesterday, san francisco reporting 23 cases and five were reported yesterday the contra costa county now has 25 confirmed cases. california there have been 282 cases of coronavirus thomas six people have died in the state, 11,000 people are self quarantined in the state after returning to the us from travel.>> johns hopkins university medicine said the us has 2100 confirmed cases, numbers close to 2100 adding cases on cruise ships, look at the number of cases within each state we've highlighted washington, new york and california and massachusetts, estates in gray have the fewest virginia has zero cases. u.s. senate reconvenes on monday and should quickly re- pass a measure helping americans deal with the co

so they will be torn.r behaviour than the latter because of how they we re than the latter because of how they were blamed for 2008. but they will have to work very carefully, and regulators and central banks have to monitor that. somebody texted me today who has a pension, a good pension unlike mine, asking if they should sell now and go into cash? i read that, then i read things on social media where people are saying to buy the market now, it has dropped 30% and you will make a bargain. what do you say to that? dropped 30% and you will make a bargain. what do you say to that7m is really hard to generalise because people's circumstances differ. if you have an enormous appetite for volatility, if you are going to stay in the game when the game gives you heartburn — and i'm saying heartburn is the least of what you will feel — then there are some bargains, particularly companies that have very strong balance sheets and will navigate this. but the problem with being taken out of your comfort zone, and that

i will be in my home. he will be in his home and the newsgroup will be in their home. we are taking safety measures. i suggest you do the same. >> we are. good to see you. good luck with fishing. we will see you soon. >>> coming up in the next ha >> the deral government wi be funding 100% of deploying the national guard. >> president trump calls in the troops to help california. >>> three is a crowd and that is true in one country. district is van yet on group gatherings. >>> we can all use a laugh. enter t rex on the run. the international arrest that dare we say is going viral tonight. >>> the top story at 6:30, president trump promising relief to california in the midst of the crisis. welcome back. i am juliette goodrich. >> about 32,000 cases of covid- 19 have been confirmed in the u.s. and more than 400 people have died. >> millions of american under virtual lockdown and congress hope to send out good news this weekend. the deal on a massive economic rescue passage. that will have to wait. >> on capitol hill, lawmakers race to reach bipartisan agreement on a tree

we recognize that will be a challenge. that is why we sent out a text message to all canadians overseas with information on how to share their situation and get in touch with consular services. i spoke yesterday with the heads of our two large airlines to talk about how we can work with them to ensure there are flights to bring canadians home. we will continue to respond to -- overwhelming demand. demand for support. we will help as many as we possibly can in the coming days and weeks. ship in question, i do not have information on that, but i am sure there will be regular updates in the regular press conference. french]king p.m. trudeau: [speaking french] reporter: yesterday you million would go to indigenous communities to help with the pandemic. you mentioned an approach. could you explain what that means for first nations status, non-status and committees? p.m. trudeau: we will be sending money to indigenous communities for them to use the way they need to to keep their communities safe through covid-19 and support acc

we will see. we will have indications later. reporter: dr. birx indicated there were three states and 10 counties where 50% of the cases are focused. should those areas be doing more measures, such as shelter-in-place? pres. trump: i think they are doing a lot. new york is working very diligently, been very strong. i assume san francisco is one area. and los angeles. the state of washington, obviously. that is one that has to be up there. they are working hard to quarantine, just about the equivalent of quarantine. reporter: what about plans for government workers? are you moving for the government as well to do more teleworking? pres. trump: we are. we are using the medical term of telemedicine. and it has been incredibly busy. some people cannot do it anyway, they cannot go see a doctor, but we are using this and it has been telehealth. some different names. it has been very successful and it has helped a lot of people out, where they could not -- or if they are positive or feeling poorly, they cannot do it. or we do not want to anybody --

know francine will start strong with will kennedy this morning. francine: that is shortly, tom. do you want to go through the data? tom: yeah, let me go through the data. the news is in conversations. limit 12.55 with a massive curve flattening, oil down at the bottom, speaking volumes. next screen, please. the vix is a good litmus paper, not moving here with futures down, 40.94. i am not sure what the implied 5.0is, but i'm guessing will be a good place to start. that is the yen. what is absolutely telling, there is persistent yen strength through the japanese day and the london morning. the 30-year bond. third screen -- and i know francine has a more europe-centered view. this is the chairman powell screen. what will they do before the market opens? this is what they are looking at. the two-year yields from the u.s., u.k. that is stunning on the united kingdom, maybe near a negative yield in japan and down to germany as well. francine? francine: first of all, we did have the iaea headlines crossing the terminal moments ago, oil demand dropping f

so they will be contracted, will they be cut loose? who knows? when you restart? it's a big question, i'm sure there is an awful lot rory lawson there. and that's all the sport for now. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kevin schofield, editor of politics home and lucy fisher, defence editor at the times. tomorrow's front pages are in and all lead on the prime minister's address setting out tough new measures to tackle coronavirus in the uk. ‘johnson forced to close britain‘ reads the front of the financial times — as the prime minister announces all non essential shops will close and gatherings will be broken up by the police ‘national lockdown‘ say the daily mirror — who quote borisjohnson saying ‘many more will die and only drastic action can help the nhs.‘ with a similar headline, the metro has a picture of a packed london tube train with its passengers ignoring social distancing carrying a desk thumping picture of the prime minister the daily express headline reads ‘you must stay at home... fo

in half an hour the pm will outline at a news conference how the uk will tackle the coronavirus threat. this morning the health secretary says it's too early to be considering cancelling big events. now, we do not recommend the cancelling of mass events and, for instance, schools, as well, should not be closing unless there is both a positive case and the schools have the advice to close from public health england. so, right now, so long as you wash your hands more often — that is the number—one thing that you can do to keep you and the country safe. we'll bring you that press conference live as soon as it starts. it is inside number ten, with the prime minister. the government needs to give unmarried parents bereavement payments — that's according to 18 organisations who've joined together to urge action today in a letter seen exclusively by this programme. these two women have both lost their partners and haven't been given a penny. we been given a penny. will speak to them in the next half—hour. and security chiefs are warning smart cameras and baby monitors in your home can be watc

what will they do?company, small and medium—sized companies operate through the banking system essentially, through banks and they will be supported by the bank of england and the treasury. for bigger businesses, essentially, your cash would run down, and then you get an overdraft via selling an iou to the bank of england, and then if that wasn't paid back, the treasury would repay it, that is the mechanism, a bit complicated but that is how you do these kind of things. it does not cover renters yet. the mortgage guarantee is a mortgage guarantee obviously and does not cover things like support for the self—employed but i am told this is a down payment. more will have to come if we wa nt payment. more will have to come if we want to meet the promise of whatever it takes. thank you for joining us. meanwhile, all non—urgent operations will be cancelled in april for three months to free up 30,000 beds for the nhs in england. scotland has ta ken a similar decision. 0ur health editor hugh pym looks at how pr

as soon as this is solved, and it will be solved. we will win. and there will be a comeback. it will take place very quickly. >> the $250 billion, give or take 330 million americans or so, that's about $750 a person, family of four, that would be about $3,000 on average again, rough math, which -- is that where this is headed now? >> i don't want to say that. these are all -- every number you mentioned, yes, we've talked about those numbers. we're also moving those numbers in both directions. so we will let you know. it's moving along fast. again, there's a great bipartisan effort going on that i haven't really seen before to this extent. >> mr. president -- >> the test you mentioned, has the fda approved that test? >> it's down the line and they're looking at it seriously. i think it would be a great thing. the others, to use a nice word, is really inconvenient. it's very tough. >> you tweeted this morning about your approval rating amongst republicans that said you give yourself a 10 in terms of handling this crisis. how do you reassure americans at home who don't trust you

that will change, cloud in scotland will shift southwards. 0pening that will change, cloud in scotlandave got it it doesn't feel too bad out of the breeze. a lot more cloud what england and wales tomorrow. there will be one or two rain showers. across scotland, showers are going to turn increasingly wintry. most will be dry. the best of the sunshine is in the south and west. temperatures dropping back into single figures. the wind will be picking up in northern scotland, as it will do for all of us. that is coming from a north—easterly direction. it will feel increasingly chilly. saturday night and into sunday morning, the clock change. the clock spring forward an hour, which means if you have to get up early it is a hour less in bed, but longer evenings to enjoy with daylight out there. it will be held on sunday. a fair bit of cloud around, some sunny breaks just about anywhere, the best of those in the west. the wind will pick up, strong and gusty in the south—east. touching gale force in places. while temperatures may be somewhere around six and 9 degrees, if you are taking your dai

the days will be longer, we will have more light, we will get more fresh air.lly beginning with potentially weeks more to go. should people have some sort of routine? should they aim to achieve certain things in a day, even if it is just cleaning the car 01’ day, even if it is just cleaning the car or polishing the cattle or something? yes, the cattle that never ever got cleaned is getting very shiny! it is important to get a routine together. that is something you can control stop just getting up and hanging about in your pyjamas is not great. you have to get up and do your normal routine. shave, put your make—up on, get dressed. do some exercises. there are loads of online classes, you can join exercises. there are loads of online classes, you canjoin them and it is a sense of being part of a community. if you are working from home i think it is really important to ta ke home i think it is really important to take a tea break, coffee break, facetime salmon, have a chat. it is the routine of your day. boredom? it is time to learn a new project, i reckon. it co

we will see what happens day today.but i think it is not even questionable today but that we are going to need two more weeks of nonessential workers. >> new york has 59,000 confirmed coronavirus cases and more than half of those cases are in new york city. >>> the bay area shelter in place order is likely to extend past the april 7 cutoff date, the san francisco chronicle reports local public health officials are expected to announce today the order will remain in effect at until may 1 governor someone else a major initiative to improve healthcare workforce to fight the virus. >>> police in santa cruz say the officers plan to actively enforce the city's shelter in place order and the department said they generally rely on warnings officers are repaired to issue citations if they see nonessential businesses operating or people gathering in groups outdoors. this weekend the chief posted a youtube video thanking those who are complying with the order and had a stern warning for those who are not.>> we will find you, arres

i assume that means that trusts will be looking at cancelling elective surgery which will see waitinginances. will the government to provide emergency funding increase for the nhs resource budget to support the nhs through this next challenging period? directors through this next challenging period ? directors of through this next challenging period? directors of public health still don't know their public—health allocations for the financial year starting next month. it means that directors of public health could be cutting the workloads they are responsible for commissioning at a time when those very nurses will be needed to deal with covid—19 cases. can he announce the public health allocations as a matter of urgency. social care, we know that many who are at risk of this virus, the elderly and those with chronic conditions, social care is responsible and has a duty of care to many of the people who are most vulnerable from this outbreak. what advices he got for social care providers and will there be extra resources announced for social care centres. on the emergency powers he has

these resulted will the prime minister today i sure chris and others that he will commit. indeed they are aware of the scandals. in the disasters. i am happy that i have met someone to commit to getting to the bottom of this. >> if you lived in one of the will my right honorable friend showed me that some of the 5 billion pounds. will go to improving that. that's absolutely right. the vital importance in their transformative power. they will have to awaken the upcoming the national strategy. before the last successful climate gain --dash met climate change to her. global action on climate change only happens when the host station engages it with the world's largest nation in advance to the highest political level. with the host of the 2020 climate to her. the prime minister the global action on the climate emergency. i can tell him. until the house that i've already engaged just last week with president chee of china already on the subject. there would be in intensifying drumbeat of activity. >> with the same fondness we have. i welcome very much what he has been saying ab

then on monday they will be at ucsf mount zion and that will be going on from i believe 8 am until 5 pm again for this ppe drive. >>> the coronavirus is forcing some businesses to reinvent themselves in order to stay in operation and is uncertain and changing times. one florida factory that used to make sports apparel is now making masks as the owner of it explains the same fabric that helps athletes like sweat off their bodies also blocks moisture. >> it makes me so good to know that we are helping the community and, you know, at the same time i'm keeping my job. >> this is a quick and easy mastiff around someone's ears so if they cough or sneeze is not getting on you. >> so many companies pitching in . so far the hospitals have placed orders with fit usa and the company says mark have expressed interest in this. >> we just told you about the effort here by volunteers in the bay area to get masks to medical professionals. >> it earlier today the white house coronavirus task force outlined how they will get those much-needed supplies to help healthcare workers and this comes as vice

will make it into law.litics. faye kidd has our countdown. at five — popularity polls... 60% of people asked by yougov said that they didn't know who you were. ..and awkward pauses, relations remained tense in the welsh assembly. at four — 5 march can only mean st piran's day, a celebration of cornwall‘s patron saint. "cornwall forever" — well, that's what we think the prime minister said. i wish him a happy st piran's day, and... speaks in cornish. ..mr speaker. cheering. at three — the union flag, or is it the unionjack? oh no, it's definitely the union flag. oh, i give up! i'll letjacob rees—mogg clear this one up. there is this pedantic but erroneous view that it should be called the union flag. and it is used by people who are more pedantic than they are wise. at two — mps celebrated international women's day, but anne mclaughlin got a bit confused about who was sitting in the speaker's chair. mister — i mean, madam deputy speaker. i'm the second woman to call you mr speaker. and at one — how would you

it will be at you know tomorrow. but they will -- uno tomorrow. but they will be issuing the same number of test. that continues. along with the other drive-through testing site in jefferson parish. i believe this was the first site set up with the federal guard -- set up in partnership with the federal government in the country. we were doing 750 tests a day between the three sites. between two sites, we are still going to do 750 tests, and they are for symptomatic individuals. a ssent medic people should not seek or be given a test because the test -- asymptomatic people should not seek or be given a test. but symptomatic individuals, regardless of their age, or if they are a health care worker or first responder or so forth, they will be tested if they are symptomatic and they will be asked about that when they show up for the testing. dr., if you would give us an update as it refers to testing. >> as it pertains to sites in new orleans, traffic patterns between those two sites, there may be more traffic going to the uno site. we need to consol

but it will be temporary. people will return to work.normal, life will return to normal. for a period, it is going to be tough, but i am confident that our economic performance will recover. with a significant package he is pledging that the nhs will get whatever resources it needs is whatever the cost and it will be sick pay for eve ryo ne cost and it will be sick pay for everyone who has to stay at home and for smaller businesses, the cost of sick pay will be covered by the government and will also be providing leave for business rates. iam announcing providing leave for business rates. i am announcing today in total, a £30 billion fiscal stimulus to support british people, britishjobs and british businesses through this moment. and of course, if further action is needed is the situation evolves, i hope the whole house knows that i will not hesitate to act. i believe that this represents one of the most comprehensive economic responses of any government anywhere in the world today. before the budget, they met with the bank of england a

officers will engage. they will communicate for those warned repeatedly, there will come a time where we have to enforce. that is a fact of life. we hope we can avoid that, and by and large people have been compliant. please listen to the public health orders. i cannot emphasize that enough. we want everyone to use common sense, stay six feet apart. if you are going to exercise have respect for others around you. if you are going to go to the grocery store or wherever you need to go to keep essential items in your household, practice those same protocols. if you have to wait to get in the market or grocery store, stay six feet away. we have been putting out photos on our website of people who have done just that. we want to show that by and large san francisco's population, our residents we get it. we understand what is at stake. we want to catch you doing something right, not wrong. this weekend you will see us out there. from the bottom of my heart to our mayor, doctor colfax and the city leaders, on beh