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more criticism from the trump administration aimed at the world health organization. white house officialsls said it allowed the coronavirus outbreak to be a global killer. 100 countries are backing an investigation how the w.h.o. handled the pandemic. and homeless people in the u.s. and virus. activists say the resources are there to help get them off the streets and reduce the risks. so why isn't more being done? and french cinema loses a legend, star of the stage and silver screen has passed away at the age of 94. i'm brent goff to our viewers on pbs. half a trillion euros to help weather the worst crisis in decades. angela merkel and president macron have a joint plan to speed the funds. and in a first, chancellor merkel ended her resistance to the european union raising joint debt to fund relief efforts. >> it's wishful to think that europe's economy. even before the e.u. commission presented its aid package they are passing a joint relief package to put this cripplili phase behind them. chancellor merkel stressed the coronavirus pandemic is endangering european unity. >> th

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little bit more about his threat to permanently cut funding to the world health organization the u.s. president saying at the white house that essentially the world health organization in his view needs to clean up its act he said he said that his letter outlining his issues with the body are is detailed and long but essentially his argument is much like we've heard him with respect to speaking about the trade relationship with china the u.s. president saying that the world health organization is not fair to the united states and if that behavior doesn't change then he says the united states won't be involved anymore it really is very similar to the talk that we heard from the u.s. president on the campaign trail for example when he said that the trade relationship with china was unfair he used strong arm tactics in order to try and achieve structural change putting in place ask relating trade war with tariffs on chinese goods into the united states that we should point out hurt many of the people that supported him in winning the election including farmers in 2016 so the u.s. president interestingly as he was talking a

in a ten—minute briefing, he stepped up his criticism of china, and of the world health organization. speaking at the white houset as the who had failed to introduce reforms the us had requested, it would now bring its involvement with the organisation to an end: chinese officials ignored their reporting obligations to the world health organisation and pressured the world health organisation to mislead the world when the virus was first discovered by chinese authorities. countless lives have been taken and profound economic hardship has been inflicted all around the globe. they strongly recommended against me doing the early band from china, but i did it anyway, it was proven to be 100% correct. china has total control over the world health organisation, despite only paying $40 million per year compared to what the united states has been paying, which is approximately $450 million a year. we have detailed reforms that it must make and engage with them directly, but they have refused to act. because they have failed to make the requested and greatly needed reforms, we will be today terminating our relationship wi

world health organization. in a statement from the white house rose garden, he criticized china's actions regarding hong kong, and said the u.s. would end policies that provide for its essential protections. >> ladies and >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states accompanied by secretary steven mnuchin, secretary mike pompeo, robert o'brien, ambassador robert lighthizer, and larry kudlow. pres. trump: thank you very much. good afternoon. thank you. i am here today to talk about our relationship with china and several new measures to protect american security and prosperity. china's pattern of misconduct is well known. for decades, they have ripped off the united states like no one has ever done before. hundreds of billions of dollars a year were lost dealing with china, especially over the years during the prior administration. china rated our factories, offshored our jobs, still -- stole our intellectual property, and violated their commitments under the world trade organization. to make matters worse, they are considered a developing nation, getting all sorts of benefits that others, including

world health organization. in a statement from the white house rose garden, criticized china's actions regarding hong kong into the u.s. would be ending policies that provide for special protections. >> ladies and

president says he's terminating his country's relationship with the world health organization in a statement outside the white house he also criticized china's imposition of a new security law in hong kong he said the crackdown means the territory will no longer receive special financial and travel treatment from the u.s. president says he will also be taking steps to sanction hong kong officials involved in approving the new law. and they broke their word to the world ornish earring.

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state department which would be an alternative of the work that's done by the world health organization. meanwhile, the white housently views this as the perfect timing to begin discussing a potential new nuclear test, which would be the first u.s. nuclear test since 1992. joining me now senior fellow at the center for american progress and former deputy assistant secretary of state for east asian and pacific affairs, michael fukes. thank you for joining us. this is typical of the scandals that start in the trump administration. they start as one thing where we heard this is about mike pompeo getting staff to walk his dog. then it became about something that was going on in terms of workplace violence or a bad workplace environment, and then it comes out sort of separately that he was hosting these dinners and cultivating his political base. this doesn't sound a whole lot like draining the swamp to me? >> no, that's exactly right, ali. i think this falls into the category of shocking but unfortunately not surprising, right, for the trump administration. these are obviously not the kinds of activities that a secret

world health organization — has become politically essential. but this is about much more than electoral politics. there is growing unease in the white houset china has become way too powerful on multilateral bodies like the world health organization and world bank, and that america needs to reassert itself. the coronavirus pandemic is becoming a defining, and some would say deeply unsettling moment in the relationship between the world's two economic superpowers. last week, stock markets fell sharply on the threat by donald trump to take unspecified retaliatory action against the chinese. but china is giving as good as it gets. we discovered a new virus... this cartoon lampooning the americans was posted by the xinhua news agency in english. the virus is killing doctors. typical third world. it's airborne. it will magically go away in april. the deterioration in relations has been rapid. this was donald trump in the early stages of the outbreak. i know this, president xi loves the people of china. he loves his country, and he's doing a very good job, with a very, very tough situation. the president used to talk extravagantly about his gre

president says he's terminating his country's relationship with the world health organization in a statement outside the white house he also criticized china's imposition of a new security law in hong kong he said the crackdown means the territory will no longer receive financial and travel treatment from the u.s. president says he will also be taking steps to sanction hong kong officials involved in approving the new law. and they broke their word to the world on ensuring the autonomy of hong kong. the united states wants an open and constructive relationship with china but it's even that relationship requires us to vigorously defend our national interests the chinese government has continually violated its promises to us and so many other nations. these plain facts could not be overlooked or swept aside the minneapolis police officer who nailed on the neck of an unarmed black man who died has been charged with his murder derek children handed himself in to police officer 3 days of violent protests over the death of george floyd the entrance to a police station in minneapolis was set on fire arson loosing and vand

world health organization. in a short press conference at the white house, dominated by the relationship with china, he said hening the process of eliminating special treatment for hong kong, in response to china's plans to impose new rules in the territory. pres. trump: the chinese governments move against hong kong is the latest in a series of measures diminishing the city's long-standing and proud status. this is a tragedy for the people of hong kong, the people of china and indeed the people of the world. china claims it is protecting national security, but the truth is that hong kong was secure and prosperous as a free society. beijing's decision reverses all of that. it extends the rea of china's invasive apparatus into what was formerly a bastion of liberty. china's latest incursion, along with other recent developments that degradethe territory's freedoms makes clear hong kong is no longer sufficiently tonomous to warrant the special treatment we have afforded the territory since the handover. china has replaced its promised formula of one country, two systems with one country, one system. therefore, i

president says he's terminating his country's relationship with the world health organization in a statement outside the white house in the past half hour he also criticized china's imposition of a new security law in hong kong he said the crackdown means the territory will no longer receive special financial and travel treatment from the u.s. president says he will also be taking steps to sanction hong kong officials involved in approving the new law. and they broke their word to the world on ensuring the autonomy of hong kong the united states wants an open and constructive relationship with china but it cheating that relationship requires us to vigorously defend our national interests the chinese government has continually violated its promises to us and so many other nations these plain facts cannot be overlooked or swept aside. us police officer phil kneeling on the neck of a black man who later died in custody has been charged with his murder derek chauvin has also been charged with manslaughter after 3 days of violent protests in minneapolis over the incident george floyd was seen on video saying he couldn't

world health organization. in a short press conference at the white house he said was directing his administration to begin theatment for hong kong in response to china plans to impose new security legislation in the territory. the chinese governments move against hong kong is the latest in a series of measures that are diminishing the cities long—standing and very proud status. this is a tragedy for the people of hong kong. the people of china and indeed the people of the world. china claims it is protecting national security. but the truth is that hong kong was secure and prosperous as a free society. beijing's decision reverses all of that. it extends the reach of china's invasive state security apparatus into what was formerly a bastion of liberty. china's latest incursion along with other recent developments that degraded the territories freedoms makes clear that hong kong is no longer sufficiently autonomous to warrant the special treatment that we have afforded the territory since the handover. china has replaced this promised formula of one country, to systems with one country, one system. therefore i

baltimore for another memorial day ceremony jose >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you >>> the world health organization says south america is the new epicenter for the disease. in brazil the death toll is surging. it's now the second worst country for infections in the world. nbc's bill neely is there. >> reporter: coronavirus is now killing in some of the most remote places on earth deep in brazil's amazon jungle this tribe hoped isolation would keep them safe it didn't. from jungle to inner city brazil is buckling. the transmission rate now higher here than anywhere brazil has more than a third of a million cases. 20,000 new cases a day. more than 21,000 people have died around 1,000 now every day. brazil has had more deaths in the last five days than china has reported in its entire epidemic rio de janeiro this afternoon another victim, but there's so little testing doctors believe the true number of cases could be 15 times higher than the official figure. >> i think it's possible i think it's possible. yes, because many people they are not symptomatic. >> reporter: brazil now the new global hot spo

world health organization. our north america correspondent has more. nick: the white houseone of the most heavily protected buildings on the planet. guarded by the great service agents ready to take a bullet for the president. in the midst of this viral onslaught, can they protect donald trump from himself? last night he made a stunning admission, that to fend off the coronavirus he is taking hydroxychloroquine, that his own government has warned against using. out of fear of the fatal consequences. president trump: i happen be taking it. i happen to be taking it. i am taking it, hydroxychloroquine. right now. yeah. a couple of weeks ago i started taking it. i think it's good. i have heard a lot of good stories. if it's not good, i won't get hurt by it. it's been around for 40 years. nick: this was the astonished response on fox news, a network that is ordinarily the presidents to leader chann. -- presidents cheerleader channel. >> if you are taking us as a preventative treatment toward off the virus, or you are dealing with the virus and are in this vulnerable population,

world health organization — has become politically essential. but this is about much more than electoral politics. there is growing unease in the white housezation and world bank, and that america

world health organization, has become politically essential. but this is about much more than electoral politics. there is growing unease in the white house too powerful on multilateral bodies like the world health organization and world bank, and that america needs to reassert itself. the coronavirus pandemic is becoming a defining, and some would say deeply unsettling moment in the relationship between the world's two economic superpowers. last week, stock markets fell sharply on the threat by donald trump to take unspecified retaliatory action against the chinese. but china is giving as good as it gets. we discovered a new virus... this cartoon lampooning the americans was posted by the xinhua news agency in english. the virus is killing doctors. typical third world. the deterioration in relations has been rapid. this was donald trump in the early stages of the outbreak. i know this, president xi loves the people of china. he loves his country, and he's doing a very good job, with a very, very tough situation. the president used to talk extravagantly about his great friend of president xi, about their wonderful relationship. you don't

world health organization — has become politically essential. but this is about much more than electoral politics. there is growing unease in the white house too powerful on multilateral bodies like the world health organization and world bank, and that america needs to reassert itself. the coronavirus pandemic is becoming a defining, and some would say deeply unsettling moment in the relationship between the world's two economic superpowers. last week, stock markets fell sharply on the threat by donald trump to take unspecified retaliatory action against the chinese. but china is giving as good as it gets. this cartoon lampooning the americans was posted by the xinhua news agency in english. the deterioration in relations has been rapid. this was donald trump in the early stages of the outbreak. i know this, president xi loves the people of china. he loves his country, and he's doing a very good job, with a very, very tough situation. the president used to talk extravagantly about his great friend president xi, about their wonderful relationship. you don't hear much about that now. jon sopel, bbc news, washington. the united states treasu

white house has tasks the intelligence community with investigating this and other questions about the origins of the virus. the extent of which china covered it up and whether the world health organizationin that cover-up. some are concerned the white house is pushing intel agencies to validate a conclusion that helps them politically by distracting the attention of whether they acted soon enough. china and the world health organize deny they were less than forthcoming and china says the virus could not have come from one of its labs. in an interview with national geographic yesterday, fauci said this, if you look at the evolution of the virus in bats and what's out there now is very, very strongly leaning towards this virus could not have been artificially or deliberately militaried the way the mutations have naturally evolved. he goes on a number of very qualified evolutionary biologists have said that everything about the stepwise evolution over time strongly indicates that it evolved in nature and then jumped species. fauci did not entertain an alternative theory raging some among politicians and pundits that someone found the virus in the wild, brought tight a lab and the virus acc

white house. the world health organization says it is confident the coronavirus is natural in origin.hat comes after speculation, including from the u.s. president, that it was created in a lab. we have listened again and again to numerous scientists who have looked at the sequences, and we are assured that this .irus is natural in origin what is important is that we hostlish what that natural for this virus is, and the primary purpose of doing that is to ensure that we understand the thes more, we understand animal-human interface, and we understand how the animal-human species variable was breached, and the purpose of understanding that is that we can put in place the necessary public health measures to prevent that happening again anywhere. >> south korea and india have rapid rateng chinese coronavirus tests after they were found to be faulty. hundreds of people who have recovered were found to be positive for the disease when they were retested. they blame shortcomings in the test itself and said the patients were not reinfected. in india had bought 500,000 kits before noting the

world health organization says the rate of infection across africa is increasing singapore is easing restrictions as cases there begin to subside again. now look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world the white house has blocked top health official anthony found chief from testifying before congress members are investigating the trumpet ministrations handling of the virus outbreak found she has often contradicted trump the administration calls it counterproductive for a member of the covert response team to testify. u.s. presidential hopeful joe biden has denied sexually assaulting a former senate aide in 1903 these are the former vice president's 1st public remarks on the issue more than a month after the a leg ation surface. here in berlin hundreds of people have defied a ban on public gatherings to celebrate may day traditionally a day of leftwing protest in the german capital activists protested against coronavirus restrictions and conditions in greece's overcrowded refugee camps. the toughest lockdown restrictions in europe will begin to loosen their grip on public life starting today people in spain have been told to stay at home since mid march but now residents can go for walks an exercise

united states funding to the world health organization permanent and reconsider our membership in the organization. the president today reiterated again at the white house threat. >> the letter's very detailed, long letter. but, basically, he was to clean up their act. they have -- they have to clean up their act. they have to be much more fair to countries including the united states, or we're not going to be involved with them anymore. we'll do it a separate way, okay? lou: president trump making it clear he believes the w.h.o. is no longer serving the interests of the united states, and the only way forward for the world health organization is for it to demonstrate outright independence from communist china. president trump is also seeking ways to further punish china for deceiving the world and covering up the severity of the deadly wuhan virus contagion with they unleashed on an unsuspecting world. the trump administration's department of health and human services today taking the first step toward cutting off america's dependency on foreign pharmaceutical suppliers in china. hhs announced they've awarded a $354 million contract to virginia-based f

world health organization. as we are getting that news from the white house and the rose garden, you are looking at live images of minneapolis. 2:00 local time after another night of rioting but there was announcement 60 minutes ago from the d.a. and henneman county -- hennepin county, third degree manslaughter for the officer now arrested in minneapolis and the other three officers the fate of something we cannot ascertain at the moment. attorney general bill barr from the last few minutes said the federal government will look at a civil rights violation. and also added that the state's decision comes first, which it has in the past hour based on wallace facts and they will follow with the state does next. i want to bring in fox news sunday host chris wallace on a rather eventful friday here, chris. >> you have covid-19, you have the riots in minneapolis spreading to other cities and to a much smaller extent let's hope it stays that way. now we have the hammer brought down on beijing on behalf of the white house. it is a busy day. >> i don't think it was much of a hammer, the rhetoric was very tough towards c

the world health organization has warned medics to be on alert for signs of the rare condition. >> closer to home now, congress and the white house are still wrangling over how to help thousands of small businesses devastated by the coronavirus pandemic. many were locked out of the latest federal bailout and are struggling now to stay afloat. while there is a nonprofit in virginia that isn't waiting for washington -- in fact, it's providing micro loans for many, and it is all the help they need. here's chip reid. >> reporter: he just lost his father eight weeks ago right when all this hit. their business has been down 65%. >> and when i told them that he was funded, he said, i have goosebump, i have goosebumps. i know my father is looking down on me. i know he's protecting me. >> reporter: wow. pete snyder is talking about the old town deli, a 30-year-old restaurant in alexandria, virginia, he was able to help through the virginia 30-day fund. the nonprofit whif up to $3,000 for virginia-based small businesses that have been open forp at least a year. >> my name is sandra. >> reporter: to apply business owners submit short videos

jose >> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you >>> there is a new warning today from the world health organization concerning that mysterious covid-related illness hitting children the global death toll for children has gone up, and the organization is now asking health care workers across the world for help in stopping it. here's kathy park. >> reporter: a 9-year-old boy in france may be the latest to die of a mysterious illness in children linked to covid-19 as cases continue to rise globally the world health organization is issuing this warning. >> i call on all clinicians worldwide to work with your national authorities and w.h.o. to be on the alert and better understand this syndrome in children >> reporter: hundreds of cases of multisystem inflammatory syndrome has now been reported among infants, young adults in the u.s. and europe. the w.h.o. telling doctors to watch for symptoms including but not limited to a prolonged fever, rash, gastrointestinal problems, inflammation and evidence of a coronavirus. the cdc issued a similar checklist this week adding that symptoms may begin weeks after

that is a little bit of a swipe in the direction of the white house which of course has been suspending funding for the world health organization and really seems to be at the moment retreating for the much and so that america 1st posture not just with respect to you know every aspect of international relations with also with respect to the coronavirus so certainly a lot of concern i think around the world about whether the europe the united states may at some point be willing to join some of this but the european union does stress that it would love the you americans to get on board big open question whether that will actually happen chief international editor richard walker thank you. for well here's a roundup now of some of the latest news in the pandemic the number of people infected with covert 19 worldwide has risen to more than 3500000 almost 250000 people have now died as a result from the disease new zealand has recorded a day with no new cases for the 1st time since the outbreak started and the country is considering opening up 2 way travel with australia. meantime has recorded 204 hospital deaths that is the lowest d

think we're going to see more about not only the world health organization but also particularly about when it comes to china. i think this is a white house looking to take some steps to demonstrate its unhappiness with china. they feel that's a good political issue for the president, that he's on strong footing when he's attacking china, and, you know, all of it, again, designed to distract attention away from his own handling of coronavirus early on and try to focus on elsewhere. particularly china, which they think is a political winner for them. >> all right. let's switch to hydroxychloroquine. the drug already debunked by health professionals who say it's not used as a preventative against the coronavirus. the president has brought it back into the news cycle, and here's what he said. >> the frontline workers, many, many are taking it. i happen to be taking it. i happen to be taking it. >> hydroxychloroquine? >> i'm taking it. hydroxychloroquine. >> when? >> right now, yeah. a couple of weeks ago started taking it. >> why, sir? >> because i think it's good. i've heard a lot of good stories. if it's not good, i'll tell you right. i'm

has said the us will break ties with the world health organization over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. at the same news conference at the white houseprocess of ending preferential treatment for hong kong in trade, travel and other areas. president trump's announcement comes in response to china's plans for a controversial new security law which will apply to hong kong, which he said was a "tragedy" for the territory. china's latest incursion, along with other recent developments that degraded the territory's freedoms, makes clear that hong kong is no longer sufficiently autonomous to warrant the special treatment that we have afforded the territory since the handover. china has replaced its promised formula of one country, two systems with one country, one system. therefore, i am directing my administration to begin the process of eliminating policy exemptions that give hong kong different and special treatment. let's cross now live to washington and speak to nicholas r lardy, an economist at the peterson institute for international economics. welcome to you. thanks very much for being with us. what do you make of president trump's

has said the us will break ties with the world health organization over its handling of the coronavirus pandemic. at the same news conference at the white house us will begin the process of ending preferential treatment for hong kong in trade, travel and other areas. president trump's announcement comes in response to china's plans for a controversial new security law which will apply to hong kong, which he said was a "tragedy" for the territory. china's latest incursion along with other that degraded the territories freedoms it makes clear that hong kong is no longer officially autonomous to warrant the special treatment that we have afforded the territory since the handover. china has replaced this promised formula of one country, two systems with one country, one system. therefore i am directing my administration to begin the process of eliminating policy exemptions that give hong kong different and special treatment. for more on this here's zhoayin feng who works for the bbc chinese service in washington. president trump today announced that he will direct his administration to remove hong kong special status and as we discussed in the pa

certainly not a cure ok it can really thank you very much for that update from the white house well the world health organization says it's confident the coronavirus is natural in origin so that comes after speculation including from the u.s. president that it was created in a law. we listened again and again and scientists who looked at the sequences looked at this one of us and we were assured this virus is natural in origin what is important is that we establish what that natural host for this why this is. and and the primary purpose of doing that is to ensure that we understand the virus more we understand the animal human. interface and we understand and of the human species barrier was breached the purpose of understanding that is that we can put in place the necessary prevention and public health measures to prevent that happening again anywhere of self korea and india have stopped using chinese made rapid coronavirus test kits after they were found to be faulty scientists in south korea say hundreds of people who had recovered were found to be positive for the disease when they were retested they blame s

anchor: let's talk about all of this whether white house correspondent, kimberly howe. the world health organizatione u.s. is terminating its relationship with the organization. how is this going to work? >> first of all, there's going to be a lot of criticism given the fact this is happening in the midst of a pandemic. but we did see it coming. the funding was suspended in early april. we knew there was a review underway and there were a set of demands. now the argument being made by the trump administration is the world health organization did not meet those demands. in other words, it did not make the reform that were in essence a little bit vague, but it's essentially the argument that you didn't do what we asked you to do so we are pulling the funding and we are going to redirect it, the trump administration says, to other global health organizations. this is a big problem because the united states is the number one contributor financially to the world health organization. million,roughly $450 according to the u.s. president as he spoke. essentially what the problem is for the u.s. president is

world health organization arguing that it didn't do enough to warn the world about the spread of the pandemic calling it a global emergency much too late in fact the u.s. president saying just before he left the white house that he expects that he may have an announcement on the withdrawal of u.s. funding to the world health organization soon even as early as next week well can you stay with us kimberly we want to talk for a moment about a whistleblower who says he was sent for raising concerns about the u.s. coronavirus response is the former head of the u.s. agency responsible for developing a vaccine for the virus he's been giving evidence before a house of representatives panel has some of what he had to say. our window of opportunity is closing if we fail to improve our response now based on science i fear the pandemic will get worse and be prolonged there will be likely a resurgence of code 19 this fall and be greatly compound it by the challenges of seasonal influenza without better planning 2020 could be the darkest winter in modern history. back to kimberley so that was a great prize he has made some dial warnings have we had from president trump about all of this. that we've heard from u.s. pre

world health organization. as we are getting that news from the white house and the rose garden, you are looking at live imagesminneapolis. 2:00 local time after another

world health organization wants more money and more support support going forward as a bag for us in london following all these developments at the w.h.o. thank you asses well let's now go to our white house correspondent candy halkett candy what are we hearing from the white house about all of these escalating tensions. but we know that the u.s. mission to the u.n. is supportive of this resolution essentially happy with the impartial independent conference of review says it's important to understand not only the virus but the timeline which the world knew about it now it is important to note that the u.s. is distancing itself from one aspect of this resolution and that is with regard to patents that it feels that this could in some ways discourage innovation particularly by american inventors and scientists and so as a result is pulling back from that part of the resolution having said that the overall threat by the u.s. president is one that we did certainly expected i mean given the fact that the u.s. president 60 days ago there in april said there was a 60 day timeline in terms of suspending funding from the united states to the world health organization and now is threatening to make

white house. this afternoon the president leaving the white house to go to the capitol to attend the senate republican luncheon. the president defending the world health organization on paper. he's also said he's taking a drug to prevent the coronavirus against the warnings of his own food & drug smanadministration. back to work riddle is the defining question right now. just north of 1.5 million cases and 90,000 americans have died. soon all 50 governors will be part of the reopening experiment. list ten to the scientists and they say the big factor is not so much about people leaving the house, it's about whether they wear a mask when they do so. >> what's really being fascinating is there is not a strong correlation between where mobility has gone up and the trend in cases and deaths, even when we take into account the increase in testing. and our explanation for that is if you dig a little bit deeper and look into how the fraction of the population in different states that are wearing masks, we think that's really the key difference there. >> we'll come back to that a bit later, but let's turn to what we just heard in the senate. the secretary steve mnuchin an

he's still working out this, but appears the white house will be paying more to the world health organization. kristin, leland, president trump is at camp david with republican members of congress and close advisors to talk about the vaccine research that he mentioned yesterday in the rose garden, kristin. kristin: camp david, not a bad place to be stuck in quarantine. >> not today. kristin: david spunt on the lawn. leland. leland: beautiful day in d.c. senate republicans are trying to figure out what do with the house democrats' $3 trillion coronavirus relief package. it passed last night and it is the most expensive legislation in the history of the republic. garrett tenney joining us now with what senate republicans are plotting. hi, garrett. >> leland, good afternoon to you. senate republican relationship have suggested that this bill is essentially dead on arrival. majority leader mitch mcconnell called it a parade of absurdities. house democratic leaders put together the heroes act without any input from republicans and the bill includes 200 billion dollars in hazard pay for essential w

argument that has received explicit support in tweets from the white house mike hanna al-jazeera washington the world health organization is warning that the current virus may never be wiped out entirely it says that there's a long way to go in the fight against the virus the organization's experts say that without an effective vaccine it could take years for the global population to develop sufficient levels of immunity this where is may become just another in demi prayers in our communities and this where it's may never go away hiv is not going away we've come to terms with the virus and we have found the therapies and we found the prevention methods and people don't feel as scared. as they did before and we're offering life to people with ph a very long healthy lives to people every restaurant's business is in shopping malls have reopened in new zealand while schools are due to resume there on monday but most gatherings will be limited to 10 people and social distancing remains in place a serious unemployment rate has reached its highest level since 2015 hundreds of thousands of workers have been laid off since last

extend his administration's funding cuts to the world health organization according to multiple reports, the move would be an about-turn for the white houseter trump signaled on saturday he could reinstate 10% of america's original contribution. the u.s. leader pulled funds from the health organization after criticizing its handling of the early outbreak in china. >>> chinese president xi jinping will deliver a speech via video link at the first meeting of the world health organization later today. china will be front and center at the assembly with a paper backed by 122 countries, including australia, the uk and eu nations set to call for an independent inquiry into how the pandemic started and the initial response from both the w.h.o. and chinese authorities. another point of contention is taiwan, which will not have a seat at the meeting. china has blocked the country's attendance since 2016, despite recent calls from the u.s., eu and japan to let the nation join as an observer given its success in fighting the virus. >>> let's take a look at u.s. futures and how we're looking for wall street open today green across the board the dow j