be others we don't know of very few spend a day in jail now that's too many people over a short few yaz involved in 120 murders in one geographic small geographical area to be explainable by the bad apples there as far as the victims were concerned they were just collateral damage in what was a state systemic policy of collusion now as far as the family is a concern and they have the right to truth and justice some want apology and acknowledgment others want to have day in court will support whatever road they choose. well it's amazing how the truth comes out as george greenwich c.t. that said it comes like brought on to the door. and it has happened from time to time. some people have for the not conscious has taken them and they have revealed a different material and as years have gone by of course the family should been interested and of trying to find out the truth of what happened and who was responsible but at the same time a lot of our 3 killings having been shot in the church at the authorities today and they had to care for information about e.g. who do. yeah for our condition

for the americans because it looks like he's in a way they retain a massive presence in the region yaz the from the terms of if you look at the map you see the americans have lack of presence in the in our area. look at the east or so or north they they they have very little presence and that's why the they give it more importance plus the base they they use like i said they needed for cereals which is an important aspect of this whole region and that's why iraq is. situated in the strategy really important position in the region for so for the americans of they have presence and the gulf is not the same as one that was in iraq obviously the war on isis is based in syria and iraq so the only place where they can really fight isis and track isis is in iraq and syria now given that it's a very limited contingency around 6000 ships as a sad and given that president trump. did promise his constituents to quote and after this war is how big is the risk of him just. pulling the troops out of iraq and there or reassigning them to other persian gulf bases and what would that do to iraq the iss

simon: on the question of london hospital beds, yaz -- as of yesterday, the most recent victors, we had 3000 empty and available hospital beds. as you say, we are bringing on additional beds next week at the new nightingale hospital. that is being configured initially to look after 500 patients. there the physical capacity to take that to up to 4000 if it were required. so there is obviously an enormous effort going on, not just london, but the midlands, as well. that's white, as well as for -- that's why, as well as freeing up the additional hospital beds, we are also taking unprecedented steps to free up in days what would normally take years. michael: thank you very much. we turn now to andrew woodcock from the independent. >> there are large numbers of people around the u.k. reliant on food distribution through food banks. these charities are still working, but many closed and donations are down. many volunteers have been advised to stay home. the help the hungry appeal supported food lion. -- food lion. is there logistical support? have they volunteered to help the nhs? you've been

it's pivots from yaz asia. the red cross has been forced to cancel all blood drives. the u.s. concern general says that has created an acute shortage of blood. >> donated blood is an essential part of caring for nations one donation can save up to three lives. blood centers are in need of your donation. blood donation is safe >> carnival is asking governments to consider using cruise ships as temporary hospitals. it says it has more than 100 ships with room for more than 250,000 non-covid-19 patients. that would free up hospitals as they deal with the influx of coronavirus patients president trump says he will ask the governors of new york and california to see if those ships would be helpful as fualways, you can head to cnbc.com >>> let's bring in meg with a look at what the united states is learning from the likes of china and italy about flattening that infection curve >> our team sees this looking first to china for what it diz did to flatten its own curb. it took about 25 days in other words to see the red line that is china's total cases start to flatten. that's the blue

see ma yaz mean. good evening to both of you. thank you for joining us. kaitlan you're there every day. the trump administration looking to inject a trillion dollars into the economy including sending checks directly to americans. how quickly can they make this happen? >>. >> they're trying to make it happen really quickly. the question is whether or not they're going to be able to. as you've seen what's happening on capitol hill, the senate's still trying to pass that bill that the house passed on friday, that first coronavirus funding pa package but what they're hoping to do is essentially be able to send money directly to americans, a thousand dollars and the treasury secretary said they're trying to get this done in like two weeks. it does have a pretty tight time line here. that's a little different, it's actually a lot different than what they had been initially proposing, which is a payroll tax cut. essentially that was not popular at all on capitol hill. today mnuchin advocated against it saying they believe it would take too long to be able to ge

and yaz burst on the scene last year he want wasn't really on the radar last spring at this time.ne of the highlights of an otherwise disappointing 2019 season for the giants was the play of rookie outfielder mike ye centermen ski. he made his major league debut in may and stuck with the team ultimately batting 0.272 with 21 home runs. his goal this year is prove his rookie season was no fluke. >> any chance you get to play in the big leagues obviously is a great opportunity. and it was really fun to have that experience. and just trying to improve a little bit from there. >> it might not be the same longevity. bi-it's just nice to have somebody to bounce off experiences with. and it's not like it's a short, easy last name to forget. >> how did you learn to spell it? >> a lot of practice with my mom. she was a champ for getting me to do that one. >> reporter: as the schedule would have it, the giants are matched up with the american league east in interleague play last season. they went to fenway park in mid- september. and the red sox honored one of their all-time greats who spen