what the american people are doing every day, adhering to the president's coronavirus guidelines for america, the fact that americans are listening to state and local leaders and putting the health of their family members and neighbors first, we are getting there, america. we are making progress. it's imperative we all continue to implement all the guidance in the 30 days to slow the spread. as the surgeon general just attested, we engaged more than 400 leaders in the african-american community today. mommy to express my appreciation -- allow me to express my appreciation for the leadership and communicating to african-americans and other minority populations some of the unique challenges those communities face in the midst of this epidemic. the cdc is working not only studying the issue but rapidly issuing new guidance. we will be communicating that new guidance to all those great leaders. on the subject of testing and supplies, the president gave a great amount of detail. more than 2.1 million tests have been performed. we continue to work very closely with fda and suppliers run the -- sup

continue to reflect, because the american people have heeded the president's coronavirus guidelines for america, because state governments have taken those and implement it them, even in states where there was not a significant outbreak, and implemented additional measures as we provided them with data about cases and best practices, we are making real progress as a country. make no mistake about it. the long history of this country, the authority of the president of the united states during national emergencies is unquestionably plenary. you can look back through times of war and other national emergencies. as the president said, we will happily brief them. but in the days ahead, as the president has charged us to do, to work with our health experts, bring together an extraordinary group american business leaders to counsel the president, and working with the we will produce new guidelines based upon the data for every state and territory in this nation. we are going to give them guidance, and as the president has indicated, we will continue to respect the leadership and partnership we forged

it really has been a whole of america approach. our message from the president's white house coronavirus task force is to tell the american people, it is working. we are getting there. we can see light at the end of the tunnel. we can see the day to put america back to work, but it's going to take all of us to make the sacrifices to practice those disciplines to get us to a place where we can reopen safely and confidently. with that, mr. president, i will call dr. fauci up for his

i am so pleased to join the president and honoring america's heroes. our countries truck drivers and trucking industry. the whole country is cheering you on. without you, it would be impossible to keep our economy moving and get food, medical equipment, and essential supplies to where they need to be. the u.s. department of transportation has been hard at work to help you do this difficult job for our country. at the president's direction, we have reached out to the trucking industry on an unprecedented basis listening to your concerns, providing regulatory relief, and helping ensure that truck stops and rest stops are

almost every essential business almost every business in america that's essential is using the ballot she and this case mask orders don't be a profit. what has it done to the profit well out right now we're not so focused on trough that we're more so focused on manufacturing and solving this problem and i believe larry that it will in fact not just solve the problem for america i believe that we will also solve the problem for the world well. tell me about the masks themselves of a medical s. . yes a so the masterly what they are is their health and wellness masks these are mass to protect you. from me and me to press a tech to me from you know. these are not medical use masks and however we have found that people in the medical field do in fact use these masks they now use them as covers over the on one side that and you know these massive really more so walk me saying i am not sick i am healthy i'm inviting you into my business i'm i'm or i'm giving respect to you and just saying hey i'm out here why assassin public protecting me from here and that's craig's a so have you stopped yo

in addition to advising the president mr moore is a member of the white house panel on reopening america stephen thanks for joining us. the senate has approved a former navy $1000000.00 leave peg is risky business is what's your reaction good idea. how not the biggest fan of that by the way larry so good to see you again thank you so much for having me thank you i think there are real problems with that loan program it's become a bit of a sieve where that week it keeps spending more and more more money and i have a problem that a lot of the small businesses larry that need the money the most are necessarily getting the money we made a big mistake in turning out loan program which is something that i supported outloud for support of steve forbes supported the idea who during a time of crisis you want to give healthy businesses that were healthy and that don't have customers a bridge loan so they can get through this so that when we're up and running hopefully very soon that they can they can be up and running and hiring workers what we did was we transform that into a grant program so tha

the coronavirus in many cases before strong mitigation steps were taken, before the guidelines for america fully took hold. the cases however, and the new cases and hospitalizations are in fact a reflection of the results of what the american people are doing. and i want to echo the president today. birx's statements about the extraordinary work the american people are doing. because we continue to see a steadyrogress, low and numbers in the states of california and washington. and in the new york metropolitan area, new jersey, new orleans metro area detroit, chicago and continue to see evidence of stabilization that should be an encouragement to every american, encouragement that we may, may be reaching the point where the impact of the coronavirus is beginning to level off. but also it should be encouragement to every american to keep doing what we are all doing. heed the guidance of your state and local authorities, and for every american continue to put the white house coronavirus guidelines for america into effect. an area of particular concern we were briefed on this morning is phila

almost every essential business almost every business in america that's essential is using the ballot she and this case mask orders don't be a profit. or what is it done to the prophet well out right now we're not so focused on trotter we're more so focused on manufacturing in solving this problem and i believe larry that it will in fact not just solve the problem for america i believe that we will also solve the problem for the world well. tell me about the masks themselves of a medical the yes. yes the so the masterly what they are is their health and wellness masks these are mass to protect you. from me and me to press a technique from you know. these are not medical use masks and however we have found that people in the medical field do in fact use these masks they now use them as covers over the on one side that and you know these massive really were so walk me saying i am not sick i am healthy i'm inviting you into my business i'm i'm or i'm giving respect to you and just saying hey i'm out here why assassin public protecting me from here and that's craig's a so have you stopped

in brazil the 19 death toll is now approaching 2 and a half 1000 that's the highest figure in latin america the president's handling of the outbreak is food highly controversial but over the weekend major cities saw protests in support of joy and against local curfews. sanctus health minister for demanding tougher lockdown measures the president himself has resisted any form of shutdown and repeatedly downplayed the dangers of the virus so all restrictions on movement in brazil have been in force at a local level the farming of the health minister prompted a mixed reaction. a worker to care for themselves i see this is an ordinary process in government the health minister was out of step with the policies being led by the president and i think he got caught up in all the hype as a minister he has to be accountable for his actions and the same goes for anyone in public office or things just don't work with a couple of young we still trust the outgoing health minister and we hope that the new minister can build on what is done. when you look at the situation the government is in now it's goin

one in addition to advising the president mr moore is a member of the white house panel on reopening america stephen thanks for joining us. the senate has approved a former navy $1000000.00 leave peg is risky business is what's your reaction good idea. how not the biggest fan of that by the way larry so good to see you again thank you so much for having me thank you i think there are real problems with that loan program it's become a bit of a sieve where that week it keeps spending more and more more money and i have a problem that a lot of the small businesses larry that need the money the most are necessarily getting the money we made a big mistake in turning out loan program which is something that i supported laffer supported steve forbes supported the idea who during a time of crisis you want to give healthy businesses that were healthy and that don't have customers a bridge loan so they can get through this so that when we're up and running hopefully very soon that they can they can be up and running and hiring workers what we do is we transform that into a grant program so that if you

one in addition to advising the president mr moore is a member of the white house panel on reopening america. stephen thanks for joining us. the senate has approved a foreigner naming $1000000.00 leave peg is risky business is what's your reaction good idea. how not the biggest fan of that by the way larry so good to see you again thank you so much for having me thank you i think there are real problems with that loan program it's become a bit of a sieve where that week it keeps spending more and more more money and i have a problem that a lot of the small businesses larry that need the money the most are necessarily getting the money we made a big mistake in turning out loan program which is something that i supported outloud for support of steve forbes supported the idea who during a time of crisis you want to give healthy businesses that were healthy and that don't have customers a bridge loan so they can get through this so that when we're up and running hopefully very soon that they can they can be up and running and hiring workers what we did was we transform that into a grant program

argue he had more of an impact on america than some presidents. he pushed medicare for all to the mainstream, shined a light on income inequality and how corporations have used money to rig the system in their sphaifer. and he showed us all that it is okay to use our outdoor voice indoors. yeah. that is the thing, you can use your voice wherenever you want, like now! bernie aside, coronavirus is the still dominating the news. of course it is, we are all stuck inside. before we get to the latest headlines let's catch up on fun news in our ongoing segment, a ray of sunshine. all right n our first bit of good news jack dorsey, the founder of twitter and world's richest barista has announced that he will be donating $1 billion to help fight the coronavirus. that is 28% of his wealth. yeah, and that is amazing, using your money to fight coronavirus. and what better person to fight the thing that is poisoning society than the inventor of a thing that is poisoning society. no, i'm just being a hater. this sin credible, like for real. stin credible becaus

but i must tell you that we are seeing manufacturers in america that are recognizing the growing demand for masks by the american people and are spinning up production literally by the hour. but our continuing focus is making sure health-care workers have the personal protective equipment to do the job safely. providing the level of care every one of us would want. one governor says she put in seven requests to fema for supplies from the stockpile and those have not been fulfilled. does she need to be calling the white house instead? have you spoken with her directly? v.p. pence: i have not spoken to the governor directly. but i will reach out this evening, certainly. in our conference call with governors this week, we spoke to them about the approach we are taking. traditionally, governors are accustomed to -- when a hurricane strikes the gulf coast, when wildfires strike the west, when flooding or tornadoes hit in places like indiana, you are accustomed to have a declaration of emergency approved, then resources flow from fema. in this situation, as we deal with a nationwide declarati

one in addition to advising the president mr moore is a member of the white house panel on reopening america stephen thanks for joining us. the senate has approved to form an 80000000000 dollar leave taggers for small businesses what's your reaction good idea. how not the biggest fan of that by the way larry so good to see you again thank you so much for having me thank you i think there are real problems with that loan program it's become a bit of a sieve where that week it keeps spending more and more more money and i have a problem that a lot of the small businesses larry that need the money the most are necessarily getting the money we made a big mistake in turning out loan program which is something that i supported outloud for support of steve forbes supported the idea who during a time of crisis you want to give healthy businesses that were healthy and that don't have customers a bridge loan so they can get through this so that when we're up and running hopefully very soon that they can they can be up and running and hiring workers what we do is we transform that into a grant program

there will be a horrific few days ahead of the epicenter of america's coronavirus outbreak the streets of new york are deserted. but ambulances are a constant presence on the streets the state's death toll has doubled in just 3 days a refrigerated truck was brought in to hope this brooklyn hospital would deal with the shop rise in fatalities. hospitals are running out of medications some hospitals don't have protective gear for staff or family members of the things that come to the hospital or running out of medications were running out of it put into them and but even running out of oxygen which is something that isn't i have posted until. the white house is projecting that the virus could climb up 224-0000 lives across the country despite this the pandemic authorities urging restraint. you are going to wear a face covering when you go out please understand please don't need an in 95 mask and if you take one of those in 95 i ask you maybe taking it out of the hands of a health care worker who desperately needed to care for patients. union leaders are warning that frontline health care

it i feel like canada is always trying to one up america. america has health care, canada has yeuferst universe health care. america has college expensive college, canada has affordable college. america's president has a little color to his facial, canada's leader went all the way, they are always beginning. >> before you say this is all koaf fault and there is nothing the american government could have done, consider this. many other developed countries facing the same shutdowns have cut right to the chase and prevented mass unemployment from happening to begin with. how did they do it? well, the governments of the u.k., denmark and france paid companies to keep workers on a payroll and subsidized 80 to 90% of their salaries. yeah, that's what they did. meanwhile, america's like a lot of you assholes complaining about being broke but you still walking around with two kidneys. ain't nobody stopping you from selling one of those. so with unemployment system buckling d-- shall buckels and coronavirus causing almost 20 million people to lose th

series of political margaret coming out in taking power before we ever really see a united cultural america. to brazil where the covert 90 death toll is now approaching 2 and a half 1000 that's the highest figure in latin america the president's handling of the outbreak is proved highly controversial but over the weekend major cities saw protests in support of shi'a both sonora and against local curfews so it was so narrow that sank his health minister for demanding tougher lockdown measures the president himself has resisted any form of shutdown and repeatedly downplayed the dangers of the virus so all the strictures on movement in brazil have been enforced at a local level the farming of the health minister from today mixed reaction. working to care for themselves i see this is an ordinary process in government the health minister was out of step with the policies being led by the president and i think he got caught up in all the hype as a minister he has to be accountable for his actions and the same goes for anyone in public office where things just don't work available we still trust t

that we take taxpayer money and give it to them for the benefit of america. we need to make sure it is delivering on the taxpayer dollars. the world health organization is no different in that respect. they have to execute on the mission they are designed to achieve. we are saying here we are. it has not accomplished what it was intended to deliver. >> mr. secretary, you said staffers have tested positive. will they get the hydroxychloroquine treatment? i don't know the answer to that. we will deliver the best medical care. >> can you give us an update on the numbers on the coronavirus cases we are seeing in iran? if there are any updates on helping them. sec. pompeo: with respect to our citizens in iran, the first day we knew that the virus struck, the people of iran, we offer humanitarian assistance. they chose not to take that. the road should know there are no sanctions that prevent humanitarian assistance, pharmaceuticals from going to iran. we offered american assistance. i don't have any better data. >> are you allowing exports of medical supplies at t

but new york isri in america and new york doesn't know what's best for america. frankly, i'm sick of the new york media lecturing america like we all live in manhattan. coronavirus didn't attack any other state the way it attacked new york but we all responded like it did. i understand why. mitigation works and we flatten the curve. most states agree. some didn't. this is a very new york metro area situation. they got hammered. 8 million people in a densely populated city, subways and buses, crowded buildings and street packed high-rises, big elderly population, jfk airport like that with international flights planning all day. tens of thousands of front-line workers and high minority populations who sadly have a higher rate of pre-existing conditions. it's a perfect storm for the virus. the new york media can't understand why the rest of america isn't ready to shelter in place for months and months and months. the numbers explain it. america has over 50000 coronavirus fatalities. it's a true tragedy. new york has over 20000 of those fatalities. new jersey has ar

covid-19 inhs from america reaches another 24 hour high. inlors have been treated hospital after an outbreak of covid-19 aboard the country's biggest aircraft carrier. the difficulties of imposing lockdown in kenya, where canngent regulations interfere with already existent daily troubles, such as finding enough food and water. welcome back to the france 24 newsroom. statesn in the united and particularly in washington, d.c., where president trump will unveiled -- plans later today to economyhe world's top -- despite a record daily death toll. business leaders told him they need more testing kids and personal protective equipment before they can safely go back to work. induststry executives caution trump that a reteturn to normaly will be anything but swift. we will be the comeback kids. >> determined to project the image of a leader in control, donald trump said the united states will be ready for his come back soon. >> the battle continues, but dadata suggests we have passed e peak on new cases. we already know we will be openining some s

to basically stand opposed to it in that creates and best tours you know these sort of divisions in america well i hope that it does in time to unite the nation it will be nice to finally see that but unfortunately i think the united states to that point right now because of their so much of a mis direction in so much bad information this disseminated by the mainstream media. it's going to be next to impossible to ever really have 6 a country that united in that way i think that the 2 party system has really polarized of the country in terms of politics and it's going to take a long series of political moderate coming out in taking power before we ever really see a united little cold room america. to brazil now where the curve in $1000.00 death toll is approaching 2 and a half 1000 which is the highest figure in latin america and the president's handling of the outbreak has proved highly controversial it over the weekend major cities saw protests in support of joy ableson r. and against local curfews. had sent his health minister for demanding tougher measures the president himself has resi

america's got 20 or 30000000 people unemployed now the question is why have they no savings why don't they have any savings that's a very important question that we need to look into stacie perhaps it's because of what frederic bastiat out warned a couple 100 years ago when plunder becomes a way of life for a group of men in a society over the course of time they create for themselves a legal system that authorizes it and a moral code that glorifies it here we are 2 over 49 years after going off the gold standard in 1971 which is a moral code and a legal system of its own it imposes a moral code upon the economic system in terms of honesty and terms of distribution of wealth but here we have a system that 49 years later has become rotten the institutions have melted and disintegrated and we have people like our own senator here in north carolina that senator richard burr who was caught not only dumping a whole bunch of shares $2000000.00 worth after he secret inside information about the coronavirus but it turns out it's even worse when senator richard burr not only engaged in obvious

brazil the cove in 1000 death toll is now approaching 2 and a half 1000 the highest figure in latin america the president's handling of the outbreak has proved highly controversial but over the weekend major cities saw protests in support of sonora and against local curfews sweet months an hour and sacked his health minister for demanding tougher lockdown measures the president himself has resisted any form of shutdown and repeatedly downplayed the dangers of the virus so we strictures on movement in brazil have been enforced at a local level the firing of the health minister prompted a mixed reaction. working to care for them so i see this is an ordinary process in government the health minister was out of step with the policies being led by the president and i think he got caught up in all the hype as a minister he has to be accountable for his actions and the same goes for anyone in public office or things just don't work with a couple of young we still trust the outgoing health minister and we hope that the new minister can build on what is done. when you look at the situation the gover

america's war on drugs is taking aim at venezuelan president nicolas maduro and his so-called cartel of the sons the trumpet ministration indicted majeure and several others on drug trafficking and narco terrorism charges march 26th an extraordinary announcement that diverted attention at least briefly anyway from another ongoing war the coronavirus war then last week president trump announced u.s. navy ships were heading to the caribbean and the coast of venezuela to beef up america's anti drug operations in the region we're deploying additional navy destroyers combat ships aircrew. helicopters coast good cutters and air force surveillance aircraft doubling our capabilities in the region. in response to the indictment called president trump a quote racist supremacy cowboy announced last week he was preparing his military for battle the calling for a cease fire during the coronavirus pandemic in this tweet he blamed us and colombian conspiracies to quote fill venezuela with violence moderate has long been accused of being involved in venezuelan drug trafficking along with the cartel

over 65 because they haven't been allowed to leave their apartment for weeks bogota is one of south america's biggest gastronomical hotspots but ever since the coronavirus forced colombia into lockdown the color mary hustle and bustle has come to a sudden halt all of the country's bars are closed and 70 percent of restaurants have stopped operating in order to help especially small business owners through these trying times a national brewing company has launched an innovative crowdfunding campaign for as long as the quarantine lasts you can buy vouchers for your favorite bars or restaurants and redeem them for anything on the menu once they reopen if they reopen that is ok and this is news invented you can always get the natures to around the clock i'm not at all on a website you can also follow us on twitter and instagram too where it actually means i'm christine will do that it's been good having your company see you next time. to. the for. a. good. look at the steamer's. whatever it takes. running now.

the hard questions must always be asked and here in the united states of america one of the most important questions begging begging to be asked of our great elected officials from donald trump to nancy pelosi to mitch mcconnell is why did you allow this to happen why did over $12000.00 americans die on your watch especially when you spend $1.00 trillion dollars of our tax dollars on national security this year alone the trumpet administration secured a near record 750000000000 in defense spending but what kind of security are you buying us one a simple virus can crush our economy and health care infrastructure in just a few short weeks naturally the most common answers we have citizens get in return when we ask these questions is either a litany of spoiled toddler like finger pointing like the kind we witnessed this week when us president donald trump tried to claim his inadequacies and failures were all the fault of the world health organization or or the other 2 excuse one of my own personal favorites in political excuse making the a big protests we just didn't see this coming which whi

they we all nize that while watch the overall curve of the oronavirus in america, understandably, the national numbers, the reality is this taken place in its own individual curves. then on the west coast, the new york city area, louisiana, michigan, and now we it in e to contend with chicago and houston and other metropolitan areas. the opportunity to insure that personal rotective equipment and ventilators are made available i have tical basis and tell you, we're incredibly proud and partnership with states that has us standing has today that no one who required a ventilator has been denied a ventilator in the of america.s at this point, we have just in t of 7,000 ventilators the strategic national stockpile, but as the admiral detail, we're already beginning to receive newly manufactured ventilators, we'll 1,000 in this week by the middle of may we'll another 8,000 ventilators available for deployment around the country. to let him describe to you the specific detailing of resources, but i want to these numbers most especially for our healthcare workers around the country in post-i

coal lobbyist andrew wheeler has announced that corporate america and fossil fuel companies may begin polluting with impunity they don't have to they don't even have to worry about protecting as if they care about the environment anymore i mean that all pretended thing was exhausting every time they dumped a 1000000 gallons of toxic chemicals into a river they had to go 100 series and their version of that that would say a drill i pulled a hammy just now just that easily stuff. but taking a machete to environmental laws isn't really enough right not enough you know cutting away long held american rights sounds like a lot more fun the d.o.j. has requested congress allow any chief judge or a district court to pause court proceedings whenever the district court is fully or partially closed by virtue of any natural disaster or civil disobedience or other emergency situation this ng needs as long as they claim that it's an emergency then they can hold any body including us citizens for eternity without charges or trial well what constitutes an emergency you may ask let's say hurricanes tor

have in the wake of the tragedy hard questions must always be asked and here in the united states of america one of the most important questions begging begging to be asked of our great elected officials from donald trump to nancy pelosi to mitch mcconnell is why did you allow this to happen why did over 12000 americans die on your watch especially when you spend 1.5 trillion dollars of our tax dollars on national security this year alone the trumpet ministration secured a near record $750000000000.00 in defense spending. but what kind of security are you buying us one a simple virus can crush our economy and health care infrastructure in just a few short weeks naturally the most common answers we have citizens get in return when we ask these questions is either a litany of spoiled toddler like finger pointing like the kind we witnessed this week when us president donald trump tried to claim his inadequacies and failures were all the fault of the world health organization or or the other excuse one of my own personal favorites in political excuse making the a big protests we just didn't see

historically in america. for personal experience, i love lived in kurdistan for a while, they are amazing people, they are our national obligation to ensure their safety, they are my brothers. >> i think local communities, against this enemy, they conserve as a strong antibody for long game. pete: all right. well next on "modern warriors" we'll talk about the increasing divide in our country. if you enjoying this conversation, sign on to "fox conversation, sign on to "fox nation" right now to view the in these uncertain times, look after yourself, your family, your friends. but know when it comes to your finances, we are here for you. what can i do for you today? we'll take a look at the portfolio and make adjustments. i'm free to chat if you have any more questions. our j.p.morgan advisors are working from home to help guide you through this. for more than 200 years, we've helped our clients navigate historic challenges. and we will get through this one... together. ♪ ♪ why accept it frompt an incompyour

be able to help other nations for now the emergency at home is still getting worse the epi center of america's corona virus outbreak the streets of new york are deserted. but ambulances are a constant presence on the streets the state's death toll has doubled in just 3 days a refrigerated truck was brought in to help this brooklyn hospital deal with a sharp rise in fatalities. hospitals are running out of medications some hospitals don't have protective gear for staff or family members of patients that come to the hospital or running out of medication and of running out of a printer and but even running out of oxygen which is something that person to have posted until. the white house is projecting that the virus could climb up to 240000 lives across the country despite this the pandemic authorities urging restraint and that you are going to wear a face covering when you go out please understand please don't need an in 95 mask and if you take one of those in 95 i ask you maybe taking it out of the hands of a health care worker who desperately needed to care for patients. union leaders are warn

food is going to waste in rural america supplies the unable to sew goods because of . the story of those after the break. with the coronavirus now with fish we've declared dependent make the world faces the additional burden of an oil market collapse this comes at a time when demand for crude was already some her calling this the ultimate perfect storm. is the skins. i don't trust medical authority at all ever and the reason for that is i had this horrible autoimmune disorder growing up and it turns out it was completely alleviated with very drastic dietary measures and i went to a number of doctors to discuss what happened to me and i was basically laughed at like diet has nothing to do with our immune disorders so my suggestion to people who have health issues they can't figure out if they're going to see a medical professional and they've been going for 10 years and they're still in the same place they should probably take it upon themselves to start testing things out testing out diet testing out exercise and try and figure out things on their own. welcome back a f

america has the most cases, by far, in the world. but still, the u.s. president, donald trump, appeared eager to talk about reopening the economy during a briefing on tuesday, but the nation's top infectious disease expert says the idea of reopening by may 1st is "overly optimistic." now, it was at that briefing that president trump announced he was withholding to the world health organization over its handling of the coronavirus crisis, a decision made, he says, as he defends his own response to the outbreak. take a listen. >> had the w.h.o. done its job to get medical experts into china to objectively assess the situation on the ground and to call out china's lack of transparency, the outbreak could have been contained at its source with very little death, very little death, and certainly, very little death by comparison. >> now, the u.n. secretary-general reacted to these remarks, saying now is the time to support the w.h.o., explaining it is, quote, absolutely critical to the world's efforts to win the war against covid-19. so, you heard the preside

the given the given the guidance in the president's new guidelines for opening up america again states that meet the criteria for going into phase one and then are preparing the testing that is contemplated by going to phase one our best scientists and health experts assess that today we have a sufficient amount of testing to meet the requirements of a phase one reopening if state governors should choose to do that and you'll hear more detail on that in just a moment at the president's direction we're going to be presenting an outline of our approach to testing in partnership with states during this briefing our approach will continue to be locally executed state managed and federally supported dr felt she will give us a brief introduction to the overall approach to testing that is contemplated to deal with the corona virus dr redfield and c.d.c. will describe our plan to mobilize c.d.c. officials in all 50 states to specifically monitor coronavirus. coronavirus incidents that occur in every state in the union of course dr deborah burke's will describe not only our test but also the cu

you are bbc world news america. still to come on tonigh's program. a music their paid program for those with dementia has gone online turning to india, a number of violent attacks against help the workers. doctors call for a symbolic protest thursday, but they canceled it after the prime minister said they are being heard. >> at attacking -- attacking a doctor or health care worker can now attract a punishment of seven years in prison. it is also a non-bailable offense. doctors threatened tohere black badges onda thu and on sunday, particularly grim instance where the burial of simon hercules was prevented. they were worried that if he was in the vicinity he would spread coronavirus. as -- >> it is hard to count the ways in which our liv have changed during the coronavirus pandemic. take music. it is an effective way of producing stressed that stress and improving -- stress and improving communication. ♪ >> music therapy has the power to help people with dementia, to calm their mood, reduce anxiety and depression and improved speech in memory so wh

trump says china could have stopped the coronavirus before it swept the world as the number of cases in america coaches 1000000 trump insists all parts of the country are doing well. china sends 10000000 antivirus facemasks to germany and just in time new rules mean germans have to cover up in shops and on public transport also on the program. britain's prime minister boris johnson is back at work a month after contracting called it 19 but he warns that lifting prescriptions too soon could risk the 2nd wave of infections. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump has given his 1st briefing since his controversial remarks about using disinfectant to treat the coronavirus trump launched a fresh attack on china saying beijing could have stopped the virus before it swept the world the president said his administrator would conduct what he called a serious investigation and despite the number of u.s. covert 1000 cases now approaching 1000000 trump insists all areas of a country like are doing well the white house also unveiled new measures to ramp up testing for th

we wall needed to get america going again. covid for will be good old and robust and covid 3.5 a purpose which they laid out to augment some of the existing programs that didn't have enough money. covid four will be bigger, bolder and better. >> if the president has said he didn't want to do state and local. he wanted to do it in another bill. he has also said that he would agree to it and mitch mcconnell said no i want to do it in another bill. also the public very much cares about the health and well-being of our heroes are health care workers and first responders who risked risk their lives to save other people's lives and now could lose their jobs. the sympathy that people have had it's the praise and gratitude of people have for them and when we talk about better protection language for them and for their safety in the workplace. all of these things have been discussed with the idea that we will take it up later. it is later and if i may say almost every survey shows the american people care so much about our first respon

well redacted the nights this is a comedy show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents welcome to the show and welcome to the shock doctrine i hope you enjoy dystopian entertainment. so you may know naomi klein's best selling book shock doctrine was also turned into a hit documentary i believe call the fight club don't quote me on that there's shock doctrine basically says that the ruling elite exploit national crises like disasters or upheavals to establish controversial and questionable policies while citizens are too excessively distracted both emotionally and physically to engage and develop an adequate response and resist affectively that's exactly what's going on right now citizens around the world are dealing with shock and not only because we're forced sex wall 6 feet apart which is. difficult and messy and really not very romantic especially when you're on different balconies with a 30 foot drop between you and other people on the other balconies to watch it's rough it's terrible but we're also shocked because people are losing their jobs

should have in the wake of the tragedy hard questions must always be asked here in the united states of america one of the most important questions begging begging to be asked of our great elected officials from donald trump to nancy pelosi to mitch mcconnell is why did you allow this to happen why did over $12000.00 americans die on your watch especially when you spend $1.00 trillion dollars of our tax dollars on national security this year alone the trumpet administration secured a near record $750000000000.00 in defense spending but what kind of security are you buying us one a simple virus can crush our economy and health care infrastructure in just a few short weeks naturally the most common answers we have citizens get in return when we ask these questions is either a litany. spoiled toddler like finger pointing like the kind we witnessed this week when u.s. president donald trump tried to claim his an adequate season failures were all the fault of the world health organization or or the other excuse one of my own personal favorites in political excuse making the a big protests we just di

just today alone, i saw bank of america had more than 10,000 loans in two hours. it is part of the cares act. you will find a lot of small business will hire people back, get this economy moving again as we get through the virus.

album arming the high rate here in america. instead of calling for donations from the public the event urged corporations and philanthropists to donate to the world health or going to charities and also efforts to provide equipment to health care workers around the world. in the u.s. there have been more protests across several states against lockdown measures to combat the spread of the krona virus president donald trump has increased pressure on state governors the ease restrictions saying some of the political leaders got in his words carried away trump has said may 1st as a target date for lifting restrictions but medical experts say that's too soon as widespread testing and other measures to control the outbreak have not yet been put in place. texas or new hampshire far off and ohio. protests across america again momentum residents took to the streets to vent defra stray sion at state harm orders while the hailed from different parts of the country they echoed a common demand. her constant thoroughly at least and often let

should have in the wake of the tragedy hard questions must always be asked here in the united states of america one of the most important questions begging begging to be asked of our great elected officials from donald trump to mancy palosi to mitch mcconnell is why did you allow this to happen why did over $12000.00 americans die on your watch especially when you spend $1.00 trillion dollars of our tax dollars on national security this year alone the trumpet administration secured a near record $750000000000.00 in defense spending. but what kind of security are you buying us one a simple virus can crush our economy and health care infrastructure in just a few short weeks naturally the most common answers we have citizens get in return when we ask these questions is either a litany of spoiled toddler like finger pointing like the kind we witnessed this week when us president donald trump tried to claim his inadequacies and failures were all the fault of the world health organization or or the other excuse one of my own personal favorites in political excuse making the a big protests we just did

donald trump's flagship policy has america fussed but he probably didn't mean america would be the 1st country to reach 1000000 cases of coronavirus. this time it is his deputy mike pence who's in the spotlight after being seen without a mosque interacting with covert 19 patients in mass. well let me say as vice president of the united states i'm tested for the crown of virus on a regular basis and everyone who is around me is tested for the corona virus and since i i don't have the coronavirus i i thought to be a good opportunity for me to be here to be able to speak to these researchers these incredible health care personnel and look them in the eye and and say thank you. meanwhile the pandemic is passed its peak in new york according to governor andrew cuomo. the number of cold blooded hospitalizations pretty big these are people who are diagnosed with cool dude it's under 1000 which is good news new york has a credit saying the spirit of the city for getting through the crisis which has now taken more american lives than the vietnam war. and stuff like that but i mean any time this

it is a big challenge of course and a time to america yes i do in the buddhist time but she used the word which is very hard to translate into english the word just to move to what did she say she said the government has already and will be asking a lot of us she explained to the parliament and expanded of course to the general public too and the transom actually as we all know is a very experienced political leader and she is a scientist by herself and that means she's not really teaching and explaining but she's hearing and we have a lot of experts taking part in the discussion and giving advice to the government and all its little of the republic all right we'll have to leave it there but that it hasn't ha state secretary at the federal ministry of justice and consumer protection thank you very much thank you for having me. now in the us president donald trump has cost alarmed by saying people infected with the coronavirus should be treated with ultraviolet light and disinfectant truck made those remarks during a white house press briefing after a presentation by a government offi

should have in the wake of the tragedy hard questions must always be asked here in the united states of america one of the most important questions begging begging to be asked of our great elected officials from donald trump to nancy pelosi to mitch mcconnell is why did you allow this to happen why did over $12000.00 americans die on your watch especially when you spend $1.00 trillion dollars of our tax dollars on national security this year alone the trumpet ministration secured a near record $750000000000.00 in defense spending. but what kind of security are you buying us one a simple virus can crush our economy and health care infrastructure in just a few short weeks naturally the most common answers we have citizens get in return when we ask these questions is either a litany of spoiled toddler like finger pointing like the kind we witnessed this week when us president donald trump tried to claim his inadequacies and failures were all the fault of the world health organization or or the other excuse one of my own personal favorites in political excuse making the a big protests we just didn'

now if the shutdown goes on for months on end america will not be the america we grew up in. very specific challenges for very specific businesses. massive challenges for big cities like new york city. small, medium and large businesses will go belly up if we are not careful and no amount of government aid is going to solve that problem. lifelong dreams will be shuttered, lives will be ruined and the hardship could under those circumstances go on for years. for some reason you got many doomsday democrats media mob people and he completely and totally irresponsible from whatever background, they want the shutdown seemly to continue indefinitely regardless of facts that are on the ground. and they constitute and continue for at least another 18 months. is he out of his mind? take a look. >> realistically covid-19 will be here for the next 18 months or more. we will not be able to return to normalcy until we find a vaccine or effective medications. i know that's dreadful news to hear. and that could go into the hundreds of thousands if not a million. we cannot return to normal u