the queen leaves london for windsor castle, issuing a message of solidarity to the nation amid the coronavirus outbreak. as medical chiefs warn the young that they're not immune to this virus, one patient tells people to pay attention. italy's death toll overtakes china's — almost 3,500 have now died. we report from inside one of italy's hospitals battling to keep patients alive. and at 11:30pm, we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, kate proctor from the guardian, and the broadcaster, john stapleton. stay with us for that. good evening. welcome to bbc news. the prime minister says he's confident the country can defeat the coronavirus as long as everyone takes seriously the government's restrictions and instructions on how to live our lives for the next few months. borisjohnson said he thought it would take 12 weeks to turn the tide on the virus in the uk. but he said that depended on the public following government advice — social distancing, working from home where possible, and washing our hands. today, the bank of england slashed interest rates to an historic lo

stay with us on bbc world news, still to come: the queen leaves london for windsor castle, issuing ae have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision — all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. now, this was an international trophy, and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible, and that's what the voters wanted. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: the number of people killed by the coronavirus in italy has reached more than three thousand four hundred — exceeding the total who have died in china where the outbreak began. -- 3,400. the us has told its citizens to avoid any travel abroad and has urged those who are away to return home. the queen and the duke of edinburgh are both at windsor castle tonight — having issued that message of solidari

the queen and the duke of edinburgh are both at windsor castle tonight.ondent nicholas witchelljoins me now. the queen issued a message of solidarity to the nation before leaving london this afternoon. yes, the queen left buckingham palace this morning, a week earlier than planned. that is precautionary. she is now at windsor, as you say. she is now at windsor, as you say. she has beenjoined by the duke of edinburgh who travelled down from sandringham, and they will stay there until after easter. this afternoon buckingham palace issued this message from her majesty the queen, a message from the head of state at this moment of exceptional difficulty asking the country to come together and to act together. she says she is aware that many people in this country and around the world are feeling great concern and uncertainty as we are all being asked to change our regular routines and normal patterns of behaviour for the greater good and to protect the most vulnerable. she says at times such as these, i am reminded that our nation's history has been forged by

as the queen left london for windsor castle — issuing a message of solidarity to the nation, borisjohnsond exams are now cancelled in scotland too — tomorrow pupils in england and wales will be told how their gcses and a levels will be awarded. interst rates are slashed to the lowest ever level — just 0.1 per cent — as the bank of england tries to shore up the economy. the prime minister says he's confident we can "send coronavirus packing" — as long as everyone takes seriously the government's restrictions and instructions on how to live our lives for the next few months. borisjohnson said he thought it would take 12 weeks to turn the tide on the virus in the uk. but he said that depended on the public following government advice — social distancing, working from home where possible, and washing our hands. he warned that stricter measures may be imposed in london because compliance in some parts of the capital has been very patchy. today the bank of england slashed interest rates to an historic low to try to shore up the economy the latest death toll in the uk is 144, that's up by a0. 3,

the queen leaves london for windsor castle, issuing a message of solidarity to the nation amid the coronavirushis virus, one patient tells people to pay attention. italy‘s death toll overtakes china‘s — almost 3,500 have now died. we report from inside one of italy‘s hospitals

. >> the name comes from windsor castle, one of the official residences of british monarchs. >> windsor castle had been there for 1,000 years. it's absolutely quintessential britain. >> they changed their name from saxe-coburg-goethe to windsor. with that they say to the nation, we're not german. we're english. we're english just like you. >> it works. the p.r. maneuver increases the king's popularity. one crisis has been averted. but the war will soon force an impossible decision on the king. ♪ want to freshen your home without using heavy, overwhelming scents? try febreze one; it eliminates odors with no heavy perfumes, so you can feel good about using it in your home. for a light, natural-smelling freshness, try febreze one. having dry skin is a struggle. turns out, my body wash was the problem. but with olay ultra moisture body wash, my skin went from dry and dull to visibly healthy in just 14 days. better skin from a body wash? you better believe it. with olay body. can be a sign your feeling digestive systemhed down isn't working at its best. taking metamucil every day can help. i

roxana saberi reports tonight from windsor castle. >> reporter: two weeks after prince charles nearlyed shaking hands at an awards show, he's proven that even the future king of britain can contract coronavirus. >> it's a reminder that even though he's a prince, everyone is vulnerable to this. >> reporter: his office says the 71-year-old prince has been displaying mild symptoms but remains in good health. news comes as britain tries to enforce its new lockdown. >> you won't go home. -- can you all go home, please. it's not holiday. >> reporter: with coronavirus cases and deaths rising rapidly, the country is converting this convention center into a 4,000-bed hospital. >> take this very, very seriously until i saw this morning. >> reporter: spain has been running out of room for its patients and for its dead. the virus has now killed more people here than in china, but fewer than in italy. still, some promising news. the rate of new infections in italy appears to be slowing, signaling tough measures to keep people at home may be paying off. as the lockdown takes hold in the uk, we're t

again reemphasise that according to buckingham palace the queen is in good health, she is at windsor castley, given theirage, 93 and, obviously, given theirage, 93 and 98, there will be very particular care taken to make sure that they are not placed injeopardy by this virus. but we have been told the queen is in good health. but also, given the age of prince charles and camilla, because they are both over 70 as well, and as we know, the over 705 are in the at risk category. indeed. both more than 70, as you say, but, we are assured that at the moment the prognosis is good and the symptoms are mild, but certainly, as you get older, the difficulty of dealing with this virus, and the throwing it off becomes rather more complicated. yes, the statement from buckingham palace, just to remind people as they tune into us on bbc news stop her majesty the queen remains in good health. the queen last saw the prince of wales briefly on the morning of the 12th of march and is following all the appropriate advice with regard to her welfare, and they will not be commenting any further. so, the queen and

the queen leaves london for windsor castle, issuing a message of solidarity to the nation amid the coronaviruschiefs warn the young that they're not immune to this virus, one patient tells people to pay attention. italy's death toll overtakes china's — almost 3,500 have now died. we report from inside one of italy's hospitals battling to keep patients alive. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with us remotely, broadcasterjohn sta pleton with us remotely, broadcasterjohn stapleton and kate proctor, political correspondent at the guardian. not too far to bed tonight, you're not going to struggle home. thank you forjoining us, both. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the daily mail looks at the prime minister's claim that coronavirus can be beaten within 12 weeks. orat or at least the tide turned on it. as does the metro, which says borisjohnson is confident we can turn the tide if britons follow government advice. the times shows the queen as she left buckingham palace earlier for windsor reiterating her call for britain to be str

as we heard, the queen and prince phillip arrived at windsor castle.holas witchelljoins me now. the queen issued a message of solidarity to the nation before she left buckingham palace? that's right. she has left a week earlier than had been planned, they have gone to sandringham and they will be there until after easter. this afternoon this message from the queen, not a broadcast as many heads of state have done, but an exceptional message at an exceptional message at an exceptional time. she talks about the world entering a period of great concern and uncertainty in which we are all being advised to change our normal routines and patterns of life for the greater good of the communities that we live in. at times such as these, the queen goes on to say, i am reminded that our nation‘s history has been forged by people and communities coming together to work as one. she ex presses together to work as one. she expresses thanks to all those on the frontline. we are enormously thankfulfor frontline. we are enormously thankful for the and thankful for the e

workers battling the crisis meanwhile the queen and the duke of edinburgh are self isolating at windsor castle. despite the nearest directions and rising death toll people are maintaining a pragmatic perspective. it's a pretty scary because i drive buses. every known. the lady of. the state me a sort of surprise surprise for me. the country is grinding to a halt likely for many months to come. let's take a look now at some of the other khurana related developments around the world in a positive development china sort known locally transmitted cases for the 3rd consecutive day meanwhile thailand has reported its largest daily increase in infections with $89.00 new cases 5 u.s. states including new york california and illinois and confining nearly all residents to their homes that's one in 5 americans and jordan is the latest country to go on lockdown restricting the mobility of 10000000 people and till further notice i'm joined now by fabio and schmidt from day of the science more and more states are imposing further restrictions curfews lockdowns is this really going to do anything. yes it is

workers battling the crisis meanwhile the queen and the duke of edinburgh are self isolating at windsor castle. despite the nearest directions and rising death toll people are maintaining a pragmatic perspective it's a pretty scary because i drive buses. i'm going to lady i'm going to take me soon after surprise surprise for me. for now the country is grinding to a halt likely for many months to come. let's have a look at some of the other corona related developments around the world the world health organization has warned young people that they risk from the corona virus the w h o's director general reminded them that cord you are not invincible the virus could put you in hospital for weeks or even kill you now haiti has confirmed its 1st 2 corona virus cases in response the country's closing old airports seaports schools and factories cuba has announced it's temporarily banning tourists from entering the country that measure will be in place for at least 30 days and destroyed leo will close sydney's iconic bon di beach thousands of people have been massing there in recent days to spot for c

workers battling the crisis meanwhile the queen in the duke of edinburgh herself isolating at windsor castle. despite the new restrictions and rising death toll people are maintaining a pragmatic perspective. it should be scary because what dr buss is. going to affect me that's enough to surprise surprise. me. for now the country is grinding to a halt likely for many months to come. let's have a look at some of the other corona related developments around the world the world health organization has warned young people that they too are risk from the virus the doubly great shows direct a general reminded them that court you are not invincible the virus could put you in hospital for weeks or even kill you colombia will go into total lockdown from next tuesday the mandatory nationwide quarantine will last until at least the 13th singapore has recorded its 1st deaths from the 19 the country has been very successful in containing the disease and finally a strain will close sydney's iconic bone dry beaches thousands of people have been massing there in recent days despite requests to respect socia

workers battling the crisis meanwhile the queen in the duke of edinburgh herself isolating at windsor castle. despite the new restrictions and rising death toll people are maintaining a pragmatic perspective it's a pretty scary because i drive buses. carrying on mobility are going to affect me soon after surprise surprise for me. for now the country is grinding to a halt likely for many months to come. but now joined by indeed every correspondent charlotte parts in london charlotte scientists believe the outbreak in london is weeks weeks ahead of the rest of the country why didn't all start his act sooner to shut down the capital. well scientists have been urging prime minister boris johnson to react sooner as london has become the hot spot off in sections we just don't really know how many infections because testing is only done for severe cases at the hospital at this point but the death toll is rising at a faster rate than in italy at the moment there approximately over 170 deaths in the country recorded so prime minister boris johnson always has said that he would do the right measures a

workers battling the crisis meanwhile the queen and the duke of edinburgh are self isolating at windsor castle. despite the new restrictions and rising death toll people are maintaining a pragmatic perspective. it's a pretty scary because i drive buses. carrying on. are going to affect me soon after surprise surprise for me. for now the country is grinding to a halt likely for many months to come. now let's have a look at some of the other headlines making news around the world 2 german states have imposed restrictions on movement to curb the spread of the disease officials in bavaria shutting down public life and have told people to stay at home for at least 2 weeks the state of silence has also announced a partial lockdown there now almost 20000 people with confirmed infections in germany 67 people have died. and australia is closing sydney's iconic bon di beach thousands of people were massing there in recent days ignoring coronavirus warnings the local government says it will shut other beaches if people fail to comply with bans on logic gatherings. 5 u.s. states including new york califor

workers battling the crisis meanwhile the queen and the duke of edinburgh are self isolating at windsor castle. despite the nearest frictions and rising death toll people are maintaining a pragmatic perspective it's a pretty scary because i drive buses. carrying on. a lady are going to take me aside after surprise surprise for me. for now the country is grinding to a halt likely for many months to come. well among the closures of public spaces around the world is sydney's famous bondi beach thousands of people have gathered there in recent days ignoring coronavirus warnings. one of the world's most famous speeches still counting recent days despite the outbreak one dive became a battleground between revelers wanting to enjoy the sunshine and officials trying to prevent the spread of the coronavirus crowds exceeded the numbers allowed people also fail to observe the social distancing guideline of keeping 2 metres apart what we saw the sporting here and on the beach was the most irresponsible beehive all individuals that we've seen so far. these were the scenes as thousands headed to the beach s

. >> the name comes from windsor castle, one of the official residences of british monarchs. >> windsor castle had been there for 1,000 years. it's absolutely quintessential britain. >> they changed their name from saxe-coburg-goethe to windsor. and with that they say to the nation, we're not german. we're english. we're english just like you. >> it works. the pr maneuver increases the king's popularity. one crisis has been averted. but the war will soon force an impossible decision on the king. this is ava. these are ava's shoulders. they square off, hold firm, bear it all. this is her physical therapist, covered by blue cross blue shield. these are ava's shoulders. now stronger than ever. this is what medicare from blue cross blue shield does for ava. and with plans that fit every budget, imagine what we can do for you. this is the benefit of blue. [ singing ] lil' sweet! last one. for chopping that wood, you deserve the [ singing ] sweet reward of a diet dr pepper. hmm, that is sweet. lil' sweet's got to split. oh! diet dr pepper. [singing ] it's the sweet one. you don't need to go a

so i don't think they work out exactly when she is going to do it, she is in windsor castle, i believend maybe people will listen to her more than they will to borisjohnson. i think party politics have been quite rightly thrown to the wayside. what downing street are actually saying is they are going to let the queen decide when the best time for this address to be. the argument is really, she is the most experienced public figure in this country and it should be down to her when she thinks the right time to actually calm the nation will be. all right. well, thank you very much both. it is an external reset of papers when you think about it. the emotional language across the front of it there. nigel, pixelated and dropping out to begin with, it's never how you start, it's always how you finish. so thank you as well tojo. right. that's it for the papers tonight. don't forget, you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you, seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc ipla

the queen left london for windsor castle, issuing a message of solidarity to the nation.aid it was vital that we all played our part. interest rates are slashed to the lowest ever level, just 0.9%, as they try to shore up the economy. —— 0.i%. level, just 0.9%, as they try to shore up the economy. —— 0.1%. the death toll in italy overtakes china. we will be reporting from inside one of italy's hospitals battling to keep patients alive. tomorrow, pupils in england and wales will be told how their gcs ease and a levels will be awarded. in a moment, it will be awarded. in a moment, it will be awarded. in a moment, it will be time for the sport but first, a look at what else is coming up first, a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. in five minutes, we will be joined up this evening on bbc news. in five minutes, we will bejoined by up this evening on bbc news. in five minutes, we will be joined by a up this evening on bbc news. in five minutes, we will bejoined by a gdb -- gp minutes, we will bejoined by a gdb —— gp who will be answering health—related que

the prince often pops by to windsor castle for tea. tense negotiations resulted in the palace saying harry and meghan can no longer use the brand sussex royal, once they step back as working members of the royal family. the pair finishing their official duties at the end of this month. >> ladies and gentlemen, please give a big warm scottish welcome to harry. [ applause ] >> reporter: harry kicked off his final trip to the uk as a working royal last week promoting an organization he launched just last year about sustainable travel. >> we believe that travel is a good thing. it is the heart of human experience, of cultural connections and of new friendships. >> reporter: meghan expected to join him and the rest of the fab four, william and kate and the queen for a public appearance in a few days. >> when the family appear publicly together at westminster abbey, we won't see any signs of division behind the scenes but we do know those divisions have very much existed and continued to exist within the family. >> and that service in westmi

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as for queen elizabeth, she has left london be at windsor castle. >>> a live look at capitol hill. a major device overnight on a $2 trillion package. cbs's skyler henry with more on what happens next. >>> after days of intention discussions. the senate reached a bipartisan agreement on an historic relief package for this pandemic. >> to all americans i say, help is on the way. big help and quick help. we're to take up and pass this package to care for those who are now caring for us. >> reporter: the senate will likely vote on a bill later today. then send it to the house. president trump must sign it into law before the funds start glowing. ite provides $500 billion in loans for big businesses. nearly 400,000 in grants and loans for small businesses. >> this package will be the single largest main street assistance program in the history of the united states. >>> the bill includes a one mefor most working a makes cans. up to $1,200 for individuals. $3,000 for a family. >> it extends unemployment boosting benefits by $600 a week. >> easter is a special day for many reasons and what

as for queen elizabeth, she has left london to be at windsor castle. >>> a live look at capitol hill. a major device overnight on a $2 trillion package. cbs's skyler henry with more on what happens next. >>> after days of intention discussions. the senate reached a bipartisan agreement on an historic relief package for this pandemic. >> to all americans i say, help is on the way. big help and quick help. we're going to take up and pass this package to care for those who are now caring for us. >> reporter: the senate will likely vote on a bill later today. then send it to the house. president trump must sign it into law before the funds start glowing. ite provides $500 billion in loans for big businesses. nearly 400,000 in grants and loans for small businesses. >> this package will be the single largest main street assistance program in the history of the united states. >>> the bill includes a one time cash payment for most working a makes cans. up to $1,200 for individuals. $3,000 for a family. >> it extends unemployment boosting benefits by $600 a week. >> easter is a special day for

the 93-year-old monarch left buckingham palace yesterday and was taken to windsor castle a week earlier than planned. her husband, prince philip, was brought to the castle separately. meanwhile, prince albert ii was monaco has tested positive for coronavirus. the palace says that the 62-year-old prince is continuing to work from his home office. >>> meantime, people across the globe are being urged to take steps to try to prevent those most at risk from catching coronavirus. in italy, 99% of people who have died from the virus had pre-existing conditions. nearly 60% of american adults have chronic health conditions. errol barnett looks at efforts being made to protect the most vulnerable. >> reporter: on line, young people are pleading with strangers to practice social distancing as a matter of life or death. by staying home, you're helping to protect people like me, says abigail luna with crohn's disease. casey close has lupus and kidney disease. >> you're being reckless with other people's lives. specifically, you know, my life, people who are like me, who can't interact with the worl

the royal standard lowered marking the queen's departure for windsor castle, urging the nation at a timeuncertainty to come together as one, leaving the quiet capital, where the government's frantically trying to manage an unknown future. what is now a regular routine, the prime minister talking to the public at 5pm, but no immediate sign of drastic new action today. we can turn the tide within the next 12 weeks, and i'm absolutely confident that we can send coronavirus packing in this country, but only if we take the steps, we all take the steps that we have outlined. you told the country yesterday you wouldn't hesitate to take extra measures. people are worried about what that might mean. yes. can you tell people what might be next? will you, within days, seek to shut pubs, cafes, clubs? as long as we think that people are actually staying away from places where they may transmit or pick up the disease, if we feel that that is working, then we just want to say thank you to everybody for their extraordinary efforts and encourage everybody to do likewise. if we feel that it isn't working

. >> queen elizabeth and her convoy arrived at windsor castle but they couldn't get in so the massive forcing her imagimajesty her security detail to circle the block. >> you never want to circle the block. >> the door was eventually opened. one onlooker called it hugely embarrassing. >> hugely. >> hugely embarrassing. >>> finally people in the san francisco bay area witnessed a rare event after a weekend rainstorm. >> so they saw what most of us might call a triple rainbow. no way. weather experts tell us this is actually called a third reflection bow. s it caused when rays from the sun reflect off separate water droplets each time essentially creating a separate virtual sun. >> that's pretty incredible then each newly created reflection makes more rainbows. >> well, coming up next we got a whole lot more news. that's "the pulse." keep it here. soaring voices si] [ music begins to build ] [ drums beat faster ] introducing an unlimited coffee subscription for $8.99 a month. at panera, your cup is always full. liz, you nerd, cough if you're in here! shhhh. i took mucinex dm for my phle

the queen has gone to windsor castle with prince philip and issued a message to the nation, saying peopleg a period of great concern and uncertainty, adding. this is the latest update on testing in the uk from the department of health and social care. 144 patients who tested positive for coronavirus have sadly died." remember though, the true number of vases is thought to be much, much higher, because at the moment only people in hospital are being routinely tested testing. well today we heard this on government plans to step up screening. —— cases. we are in negotiations today to buy a so—called antibody test, as simple asa a so—called antibody test, as simple as a pregnancy test, they can tell whether you have had the disease. and it's early days, but if it works as it claims, but we will by literally hundreds of thousands of these kits. as soon as possible, because obviously it has the potential to be a total game changer. let's speak to our political reporterjessica parker who's in westminster. we heard the bit of the about it there. they faced some criticism which is the threat of pe

i got this from the royal picture collection at windsor castle. this before and after set up was something that was very popular. this was done significantly before the earthquake. the after part as kind of a mess. i'm not sure what you would do with this. when we are talking about lisbon, we are talking about not just poetry. this gave rise to the first international relief effort. i am interested in the british empire. what becomes the united states. i would argue that the earthquake had a profound impact throughout the english-speaking world. for my purpose, what was most significant about the earthquake was its effect on reddish lamp. at the time, in the 1750's, philanthropy was growing enormously and great britain. especially with newly wealthy merchants looking for ways to use good works to enhance their stature. different about this response was the unprecedented contribution of government to post disaster relief. he was not a clamorous king. publicly donated 100,000 pounds of money and provisions to help the portuguese. on both sides of th

. >> he meets her at windsor castle and he goes down on one knee and proposes. >> six months after theycharles and diana announce their engagement. >> they've only been together 12 times. they've only had a few times alone together. they barely know each other. >> he really did think he was doing his duty sacrificing his heart really to do the right thing. >> you find the word to sum up how you feel today, both of you? >> it's a word, isn't it? delighted and happy. i am amazed that she's been brave enough to take me on. >> and i suppose in love? >> of course. >> in love. >> yes. >> the engagement interview revealed the shape of things to come that this was not a love match. that it was almost you could say a marriage of convenience. >> to shield her from the press, the royal family moves diana into a suite of rooms at buckingham palace. >> life in buckingham palace was very difficult for her. it's beautifully appointed and lovely furniture but it's not a home by any stretch of the imagination. >> she was suddenly shut off from everybody. she didn't have her own friends around her. >> di

the queen has now left buckingham palace for windsor castle, where she is expected to stay beyond easterd cities are only likely to become quieter, with further measures are yet to come. lauren moss, bbc news. let's speak to our assistant political editor norman smith who is in westminster. further measures to combat downing street playing down speculation of a lockdown in london. let's be honest, people are nervous, apprehensive, uncertain so the last thing downing street wa nted uncertain so the last thing downing street wanted was reports of a so—called london lockdown to further stoke people because ‘s and ease, because obviously that very phrase carries with it connotations of troops on the street, people being herded into their homes, and so this morning we saw number ten very firmly seeking to quash the idea, chiding reporters for even using the phrase, saying there is not going to be any closure of the transport system in the capital, there is no question of people not being able to get in and out of london, and no question of troops being used to maintain public order. but it gi

she is 93 and she will move to windsor castle on thursday for easter. >>> it shows a boost of sales on 400% and rubbing alcohol up to 250%. oat milk sales have increased with meat. >>> what people are not buying right now are fruits and vegetables. amazon is suspending nonessential shipments to warehouses. the company is now prioritizing medical supplies and other high- demand projects until april 5th. this will not impact deliveries to consumers. >> both companies are still operating ride services and uber eats is still offering food deliveries. >>> well san francisco will not issue street sweeping tickets through the end of the month after telling residents to stay home. >> they will not ticket but it is crucial we still clean our street toss prevent trash build up and local flooding. please still move your car for street cleaning if you can. >> one less thing to stress out about. >> no kidding. and traffic is not very stressful out there either. >>> you know it is not. mary has been talking about wet weather this morning. we've seen slick surfaces out there, but they are not causing

i got from theh royal picture collection at windsor castle. very cool place to visit by the way. this is on the streets of london within a month. which is really fast for the 18th century. this before and after set up was something that was very popular. the before part which is very detailed and would have taken a lot of time to do was done significantly before the earthquake. the after part as kind of a -- which is just kind of a mess, you can make that really quickly. it's done in the immediate aftermath. they tacked on an eyewitness description. the idea was when we are talking about lisbon we are talking , about not just poetry. not just newspaper accounts, not just letters and everything but number ofted pictures. the lisbon earthquake gave rise to the international relief first -- disaster relief effort. it's kind of a big deal in that regard. i am interested in the british impacton mostly for its on the english-speaking world. i am interested in the british empire. i'm interested in what eventually becomes the united states. i would argue that the earthquake had a profoun

the palace releasing a statement saying queen elizabeth is self isolating at windsor castle. >> a early this morning, a bipartisan deal was struck. u.s. lawmakers have come to terms on $2 trillion stimulus package. $250billion for direct payments to individuals and families. $350billion in small business loans. there was also $250 billion in unemployment benefits and 500 billion collars for business loans deal on the table, stock on e futures were on the table tonight. gains this morning. wall street opens in about 30 minutes and we'll bring those numbers live after the opening bell rings. >>> the city of san francisco announced the first coronavirus death. officials say the man was in his 40s but he had several underlying medical conditions. there were over 1,000 reported cases in the bay area. la county is reporting white might be the first covid-19 death in a person under 18. the governor said half of california's patients are between the ages of 18 and 49. >>> i cannot impress upon the young people out there more the seriousness of this moment and how critical they are to ultimately

at the same time queen elizabeth the second has moved to windsor castle.rince phillip often spend weekends there but say they won't go back to buckingham palace until after easter. large numbers of people at events has been cancelled or postponed. >>> hollywood is increasing their everett r effort the keeping people cool while staying at home. celebrities are live streaming free performances even reading stories to help uplift the spirits of people who are social distancing. >> reporter: celebrities are making efforts to help during the coronavirus outbreak from donations to entertaining from home. ryan renold and blake lively gave 1 $1 million to split between feeding america and food banks canada. ciara and russel wilson donated. lady gaga is giving to l.a. and new york food banks. >> we're going to read you books. >> reporter: jennifer garner and amy adams started stories save. to show off their talent online and tag hey jenn look at me. broadway star laura bonnanti is encouraging the same thing. bethany frankle's bestrong initiative is putting together

the palace releasing a statement saying queen elizabeth is self isolating at windsor castle. >> a early this morning, a bipartisan deal was struck. u.s. lawmakers have come to terms on $2 trillion stimulus package. $250billion for direct payments to individuals and families. $350billion in small business loans. there was also $250 billion in unemployment benefits and 500 billion collars for business loans >>> the senate will vote on the package today. with a deal on the table, stock futures were on the table tonight. gains this morning. wall street opens in about 30 minutes and we'll bring those numbers live after the opening bell rings. >>> the city of san francisco announced the first coronavirus death. officials say the man was in his 40s but he had several underlying medical conditions. there were over 1,000 reported cases in the bay area. la county is reporting white might be the first covid-19 death in a person under 18. the governor said half of california's patients are between the ages of 18 and 49. >>> i cannot impress upon the young people out there more the seriousness of th

the queen has now left buckingham palace for windsor castle, where she is expected to stay beyond eastercities are only likely to become quieter, with further measures yet to come. lauren moss, bbc news. let's take a look at some of the other developments around the around the world. china reported no new domestic cases on wednesday for the first time since the outbreak. south korea, china and singapore are among the asian countries facing a second coronavirus wave, spurred by people importing it from outside. and australia and new zealand will close their borders to non—residents from friday. let's hear from some of our global correspondents. stephen mcdonell is in beijing in china. what a day, symbolically at least in china, to go from more than 80,000 infected people to a 24—hour period when according to official figures, not one extra home—grown case has been added. this comes as in wuhan city, the government has said that people who've been cooped up for six weeks, a month and a half, can finally go outside, have a walk, breathe in some fresh air. but the emphasis now is on overseas

she's at windsor castle with her husband prince philip who is 99 and it's unclear at this point if either world leaders are also now taking precautions. vladimir putin donning a full hazmat suit when he visited a hospital earlier and many people have been curious about russia and how few cases there have been, only 253. russia claims it's because they acted very quickly, although others believe the state may be masking the true figure. prince charles is one of many prominent figures that we've seen caching this virus. politicians, sports figures and positions all coming down with it. >> bill: also now that virus is affecting britain's parliament. >> it is. parliament announced it would shut down totally for the next few weeks. they have moved the easter break forward because there were fears that both politicians and staff were being put at risk. it had already been closed to visitors and how to reduce the amount of lawmakers allowed in the chamber at any one time but they felt they hadn't gone far enough. the house also passed emergency measures giving authority more power to enforce som

the queen is here, windsor castle. we'll told she's in good health as well.y met on the 12th of march, but the best medical advice he's been given is he only could have become contagious at the earlioest on the 13th of march. they don't think he could have infected the queen, but we're not told if she's had a test or what the results might be. >> well, social distancing a little easier when you have a castle, we know that, but we do wish them the best. max foster there outside windsor, thanks very much. >> many police departments across the country are struggling now to maintain a healthy work force due to the coronavirus, with fewer officers on the street, is crime a problem? we'll have more. give me your hand! i can save you... lots of money with liberty mutual! we customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ rowithout the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robi

and the queen and prince philip are both at windsor castle. can be. we know that i queen and prince philip are operating with a very skeleton staff of about 80 people in comparison to the 100 staff members that they normally have at buckingham palace. they are taking every precaution. we want to make sure that they continue to stay as healthy as possible. >> neil: you are the royal expert. with the one good thing -- i don't want to frame this the wrong way about someone of his notoriety getting this is that it reminds the world, be careful. these guys are getting it, you could, too. >> absolutely. i think that a lot of people are drawing attention to is the fact that prince charles didn't really appear to be observing those social distancing advisements that have been put out there. he attended at least six public engagements in the days leading up to his renewable. he wasn't appearing to stay away from people. he looked as though he was shaking hands and getting very close to people. so hopefully this will serve as a lesson to everyone in the

the queen has subsequently gone to windsor castle with her husband, the duke of edinboro. she's 93.. there is great concern there. but at the moment, it seems that this is contained, symptoms are mild. and when asked how he might have got this, from who he might have got it, all the palace basically says it he's met so many people over the last few days or few weeks, it is impossible to know who might have been the cause. >> yeah, as you note, he is in the age group that has been most vulnerable to this. richard quest, thank you very much. >>> back here in the u.s., half of the u.s. population is now under some form of a stay at home order. dr. celine gounder at new york university, she joins me now, so good to have you on. i know when folks at home, they want to hear from the doctors. i get a lot of things to run through with you this morning. first of all, let's talk about the president's comments and plans. he says he's hopeful for easter. that that's when the country can begin relaxing some of these stay at home restrictions here. but from other quarters, for instance, the penta

she's just down the road from where i am, alisyn, at windsor castle. prince charles in a safe space in scotland. what we're concerned about is this meeting earlier in the month. was he contagious? did she catch it? have other members of the family caught it as well? i'm sure he would have met up with other members of the family in the south of england. >> well, i mean, if it was march 12th, they're almost out of that two-week window where she would theoretically have been showing some sort of symptoms. of course, max, everybody is concerned. she's 93 years old. her husband, prince philip is 98 years old. so obviously it's concerning. please keep us posted when you hear anything more from the palace. thank you very much for breaking that news with us. john? >> let's talk more about the situation facing royal family. frankly, the situation facing people all around the world, including here in new york city, which is under acute pressure right now. joining us now, chief medical correspondent, sanjay gupta and dr. margaret harris, part of the world health

buckingham palace says she will head to windsor castle tomorrow. decision comes the day after boris johnson said to stop nonessential contact with others and avoid public spaces. >>> learning more details on how long the coronavirus can survive. a new study in "new england journal of medicine" said it can remain infectious on steel and plastic surfaces for up to three days. it can linger in the air for up to three hours and be detected on copper for up to four hours and on cardboard for an entire day. >> important information to know. >>> there aren't a whole lot of people out and about especially in the middle of the day with a shelter in place in effect. our abc 7 staff took a tour of san francisco answering your questions about the order. >> check it out. here is, this is mosconi park area and there are some families with kids there. this is not shut down, but, again, this one family normally it's really pack ed. keep distance from folks. >> yes. do not have the kids play on the playground. that is not a safe place right now. that equipment. we

the queen will move to windsor castle tomorrow in preparation for easter.t's a week earlier than usual for the royal family, buckingham palace says that the schedule changes for practical reasons due to the current circumstance expert. all seen plenty of doctor fouchier he has been at some of the president's daily white house coronavirus briefings, although not all of them. and tomorrow we're going to see more of him he is expected to speak with the bay area's own steph curry tomorrow curry tweeted today, asking his fans for some questions he's going to host the question and answer session at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. it will stream live on his instagram page should be very interesting. >>still ahead tonight, the coronavirus death toll reached a new high today making it the deadliest day since the outbreak started in the u s what we know about the virus finding a way to infect children. the newborn babies. >>and a blessing in disguise. why the [car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars

the 93-year-old queen and prince philip who is 98 years old are expected to self-isolate at windsor castlen there until after easter. >>> after weeks of playing down the coronavirus crisis, president trump has changed his tone this week as the reality of this pandemic grips the country. he's presenting an alternate version as well. >> i've always known this is a real -- this is a pandemic. i felt it was a pandemic long before it was called a pandemic. >> that's a lie. we're going to talk about why that's important. joining us now is analyst maggie haberman, a white house precedent for "the new york times." we've been focusing on really is the medicine and what will save lives. that is most important. but when you're talking about what will save lives, it's important to acknowledge what may have risked lives. medical officials tell us that the way that the president approached this for the last two months and faukd abotalked abou public may have risked lives. you have written about the way he talked about and how he's talking about it now. the difference is -- so walk us through where we we

has canceled events amid the virus outbreak, and tomorrow she'll move from buckingham palace to windsor castle a week earlier that scheduled. >>> the democratic party's presidential race appears to be all but over. former vice president joe biden has what appears to be an insurmountable delegate lead over bernie sanders on a primary day carried out of over coronavirus concerns. in florida biden won more than 60% of the vote. voters surveyed by abc news gave biden the nod over sanders 3-1 to handle a crisis or beat president trump. the margin was not quite as big in illinois but still decisive. 59% to 36%. democrats turned out in record numbers in arizona to give biden the win there as well. >>> a florist in arkansas is creating some special bouquets. >> you can now get that special someone an arrangement of toilet paper, because that's what we all want. there are a dozen rolls in each bouquet, and the tp package costs $75. blossom events' ann truman says it has received requests from around the world. the shop's co-owner made it clear they did not buy the toilet paper during the coronavirus-in