this is developing news live from berlin the british prime minister boris johnson in hospital with the coronavirus downing street says he'll study those are nice and undergo tests johnson felt ill with the virus at the end of march the latest in a marked will start coming out. you can be confident pretty well we may have more still to endure. days were ahead. we will be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. in a rare televised speech britain's queen elizabeth tells people to stay strong enough to fight against the pandemic surprises the doctors and nurses on the front lines and urges her country to tackle the crisis with results. and german developers work on a new app that i use to warn people if they've had contact with someone who's just a positive for the virus is privacy at stake. also on the show i will take you to nicaragua and central america where football is still being played just fight the coronavirus bringing the sport to watch pulse around the world football is awarded about flying during a pandemic but a fierce house full and on deaf ears. i'm tired

swedish government minister would defend the strategy also coming up britain's prime minister boris johnson is back at work a month after contract included 19 but he warns lifting restrictions too soon could risk a 2nd wave of infections. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with the latest grim numbers in this pandemic the number of confirmed coronavirus cases around the world has now surpassed the 3000000 mark that's according to the tally of johns hopkins university in the united states at the same time in an effort to curb the spread of the virus germany today made it mandatory for people to cover their faces when using public transport in most parts of the country a mask or some other form of facial covering is also required if you go shopping but there are concerns. urns that demand for mass could fast outstrip the supply 5 to require wearing masks requires having masks to wear germany like most countries needs billions of them in the months ahead so when the world's largest cargo plane landed in the eastern city of leipzig on monday with 10000000 masts from ch

boris johnson is said to be in . stable conditi but they are questions about whc isn'rged at this time of crisis. reporter: nothing stops spring, but the country is on pause. not knowing how deep this crisis will cut. or if the prime minister will recover. the foreign secretary in his place at the lectern. >>le he remains stvernight. he is receiving standard oxygen treatment and breathing without any assistance. she is not just the prime minister. he is not jt our boss. he is also a colleague and a frnd. all of our thoughts and prayers are with the prime minister at this time. i am confident he will pull through. if there is one thing i know about this prime minister, he is a fighter. reporter: politicians and other parts of the globe have been lay low. but forrest johnson the other -- only leader needing emergency care. the last public glimpse of him was on friday. obviously ill, speaking from his flat, admitted to hospital on sunday, and then into intensive careast night. behind closed doors and empty spaces, the g

our national health service. >> prime minister johnson will continue recovering in his country home. he had been in that hospital for a week and spent three nights in intensive care. >> it is 4:40. let's check in with steve. >>> we had a pretty good day yesterday, santa rosa had a lot of lightning, and a quarter inch of range. we are currently -- there are breaks in the clouds. 40s and 50s on the temperatures here. it is tough to keep up on who is getting the brakes and who isn't. southwest at 11, the pressure is nosing up. the wind, 32 out of travis, oakland. no doubt about it, hang onto your hats. 46 degrees at the airport. there is a system that brushed us yesterday afternoon. we are looking for any rain, not here, maybe by the upcoming weekend, something can come in. we will keep an eye on that. next couple of days look pretty quiet. sunny, breezy, windy, maybe for some. cooling after thursday. >>> there is a new app that can warn you if you have been we will tell you how it works and the concerns being raised about it in washington, d.c. >>> at a time of canceled proms and sprin

coverup in shops and on public transportation also coming up with britain's foreign minister boris johnson back at work a month after contracting code 19 but he warns the lifting restrictions too soon could risk a 2nd wave of infections plus. living through the lockdown and rwanda it's tough for everyone but sudden far they've managed to escape with a very low infection which. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we begin tonight with the latest grim statistic from the pandemic the number of confirmed coronavirus cases worldwide has now exceeded 3000000 that's according to johns hopkins university in the united states and it comes on the same day that germany began requiring people to cover their faces when using public transport and when visiting most shops a mask is now mandatory provided you have one. to require wearing masks requires having masks to wear germany like most countries needs billions of them in the months ahead so when the world's largest cargo. plane landed in the eastern city of leipzig on monday with 10000000 masks from china on board a leading member of going to

starting to turn the tide in tackling the outbreak johnson has pledged his government will outline plans for easing restrictions but warns of the risk of a 2nd wave if this virus were a physical assailant an unexpected and invisible mug which i can tell you propose we experience it it's then this is the moment. when we have begun together to wrestle it to the floor i know it is tough and i want to get this economy moving as fast as i can but i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the n.h.s. for the prime minister made no mention of the various criticisms of him and his government about let's recap of what he did say medics across the country say supplies of personal protective equipment or p.p. has been insufficient the target of $100000.00 tests per day has not been met written actually tested fewer than 21000 people in the past day and there's concern the death toll is likely to be far higher government numbers refer only to hospital deaths but do not include deaths in

countries are starting to ease their lock downs johnson is maintaining the u.k.'s restrictions he warns that now is the moment of maximum risk. this is a belief in a and with his head even longer than usual british prime minister boris johnson has returned to work and yes. speech after 3 weeks of sick leave he asked the british people to contain their impatience to bring lex the current lock down i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the n.h.s. . to more than a month now the country has been at a near standstill while the spread of the virus is slowing down most people support holding on to the current measures. i do actually meant the u.k. government and in many ways intensive the lock downs we have had and i guess. not rushing back to normal too soon i think we need to keep their restrictions and then these terms i think you will pay for names and they're just not to say yes go to people that you know you've been to my point of work going back t

also coming up british prime minister boris johnson is back at work a month after contracting covert knightly but he warns of british public that lifting restrictions too soon could risk a 2nd wave of infection to its course and day care centers remain open in sweden as it avoids the kind of lockdown seen in other european countries we look at a coronavirus strategy that's being watched with fascination and fear. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us in parts of asia that have been successful in controlling the coronavirus like south korea taiwan or vietnam wearing face masks is the norm now other parts of the world are slowly adopting the practice to limit the spread of the infection and starting today all over germany mouth and nose coverings are mandatory in certain public spaces it is hoped the rules will help prevent those who are infected but don't know they are for passing on the virus and let's bring in our political correspondent thomas sparrow for more hi thomas good to see you so a shipment of 10000000 masks has just arrived in germany what more can you tell us

this is his 2nd night in intensive care is said to be stable conscious and not on a ventilator johnson spent 12 days in isolation after testing positive for the coronavirus he was hospitalized on sunday evening with a high fever. on monday after a night in hospital bars johnson insisted there was no cause for concern but just hours later he's condition had deteriorated. as we speak bronzer is in intensive care being looked after boy his medical team receiving the very very best care from a team of saddam and his hopes and prayers are with him and with his family downing street says johnson is conscious and includes spirits he's getting oxygen support but he's not on a ventilator. my thoughts are with him and his family because of see it's a very worrying time for them i'm going to suffer more than son because it's very seriously going to intensive care i'm obviously there with great brace. he might have been taking it seriously confect people who are normally healthy but including myself i think it's probably a wake up call to well i think you see it in the best of attention i only hop

treated for covered 90 illness caused by the current virus of foreign secretary dominic robb who is mr johnson's designated deputy says the prime minister is making positive steps. on the pandemic has not killed at least $100.00 doctors in italy according to the country's national doctors federation the death includes some of the medics the italian government called out of retirement a month ago it's also estimated that about 30 nursing staff have died from covered 90 international monetary fund says the pandemics causing the worst economic fallout since the great depression of the 1930 s. more than 170 countries are expected to see a decline in per capita income this year and almost total reversal of pretty pandemic projections emerging economies and low income nations will be the worst affected. us jobs market is continuing its collapse last week saw another 6600000 people filing for unemployment benefits bringing the total number to more 7000000 the flood of new claims is so large that some states including the state of florida has opened up a drive through unemployment offices. so a great ou

some european countries are starting to ease their lockdowns johnson is meant taming the u.k.'s restrictions and he warns that now is the moment of maximum risk. visibly thinner and with his hair even longer than usual british prime minister bores johnson has returned to work yes in his 1st speech after 3 weeks of sick leave he asked the british people to contain their impatience relax the current lockdown i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life. on the overwhelming of the n.h.s. . the more than a month now the country has been at a near standstill and while the spread of the virus is slowing down most people support holding on to the current measures. i do actually commend the u.k. government in in many ways in terms of the lockdown that we have pageant i guess it's not rushing back to normal too soon i think we need to keep the restrictions and babies down i think in any case plays and there i just notice the way you have a lot of people that you know you've been to my point if you te

countries are starting to ease their lock downs johnson is maintaining the u.k.'s restrictions and he warns that now is the moment of maximum risk. this is a belief in and with his hair even longer than usual british prime minister bars johnson has returned to what yes are innocent fast speeds up to 3 weeks of sick leave he asked the british people to contain their impatience to bring lex the current lockdown i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life. and the overwhelming of the n.h.s. . for more than a month now the country has been at a near standstill and one of the spread of the virus is slowing down most people support holding on to the current measures. how much you actually commend the u.k. government and in many ways intensive the lockdowns we have pathogen i guess it's not rushing back to normal too soon i think we need to keep the restrictions on business. i think in one place place and i just noticed lately a lot of people i fear knowing if i'm going to my boy in

this is where boris johnson is being treated. the fallout from coronavirus for which he tested positive two weeks ago. in a country like britain, like so much of the world, i think dr. 6 out of 10 people on this planet are under some sort of a stay-at-home provision. 9 of 10 americans. how long do you expect all of that goes on? >> we don't know. that's ultimately the question on everybody's mind. how long will this last? there is some favorable data that came out of new york today. we are beginning to see the flattening of the curve. this is better, but it's better at least. we still need to do much, much more on prevention. we still need to focus on cautionary measures such as social distancing. we need to discuss about helping our health care providers on the front line that need prevention, protective equipment. there still a lot of work ahead. even though the numbers are beginning to flatten, there are areas that are continuing to rise. there's a lot more that we need to continue to do. i have to continue to talk about preve

prime minister boris johnson says the country is past the peak of the outbreak. his government has come under fire for the way it responded to the pandemic. tonight, he is insisting that it has so far succeeded in its first and most important task, to avoid the tragedy in other parts of the world. >> the british government has not met its target of 100,000 tests per day, something pours johnson had to concede at his press conference -- boris johnson had to concede that his press conference. >> i will not minimize the promise we have faced in getting the right protective gear to the right people at the right time, both the nhs and in care homes. >> the situation is particularly bad in care homes and nursing homes, a majority of stafaff hae yet to be tested for the virus. >> there is s a tsunami of d des that we may have been n able to avoid if we had this testing much earlier. >> boris johnson will release a comprehensive lockdown xit strategy -- exit strategy. >> i will set down a plan next week to get our economy moving. >> britain has europe's second-highest co

rippin countries are starting to ease their lockdowns johnson is meant tain in the u.k. as restrictions and he warns that now is the moment of maximum risk this is a belief in a and with his head even longer than usual british prime minister boris johnson has returned to work and yes are innocent speech after 3 weeks of sick leave he asked the british people to contain their impatience to bring lex the current lockdown i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life and be overwhelming of the n.h.s. . for more than a month now the country has been at a near standstill one of the spread of the virus is slowing down most people support holding on to the current measures. i do actually meant we take them in in many ways in terms of the lockdown so we have pageant i guess. not rushing back to normal too soon i think we need to keep the restrictions and then the storm i think placed a hand there i just know to say yes we would have people that you know you've been to my morning. going back to

guy johnson with us in london. francis is off today. she is fine. guy johnson with us from london. the imagery of the korean speaking and all the pageantry -- the imagery of the queen speaking, explain to us in the mood in london. queen, in some ways, was beating towards the idea that this is a second world war moment. of class andind character that needs to be -- that that is the kind of class and character that needs to be exhibited. has been some criticism of the prime minister for trying to be a little too shale in his stoicism. he is being hit quite hard. he is over the road on the other side of the break or at st. thomas hospital. she is being treated there. officials at number 10 downing street say he is still running the government. secretary as the person who has been tasked to effectively step in for boris johnson. there is a great deal of talk. we don't have a vice president here, it needs to be made a little clearer how things are going to work and how boris johnson is going to spend time away because he needs it. stay with us. on the radio today, all sorts of headlines

we begin in the united kingdom where prime minister boris johnson who has tested positive with the coronavirus is now in intensive care after his condition worsened. on sunday evening johnson was mitted to a hospitatal in centntral lolondon with persist symptotoms causese by the coronaviruss including a a temperature and a cough. on monday evening the prime minister's office announced that on the advice of his medical team he had been moved to the hospital's intensive c care uni. johnson has asked foreign secretary to deputize for him when necessary. >> the department of m ministrys in safe hands and the focus of the g government will continue be on making sure the prime minister's direction. >> johnson tested positive for the virus on march 27th. earlier on monday he wrote on twitter that he was in good spirits and keeping in touch with his team. he also thanked the national health service for taking care of him and other patients adding you are the best of britain. new york governor andrew cuomo said he's hiking penalties for anyone failing to comply with social distancing rules in the state

,ealth care in particular companies like johnson & johnson . these companies that have large cash reserves also have access to cash and can get those loans to keep producing, even if they but johnsonevenue, & johnson is absolutely outstanding and has been one of my favorites. area, health care is one where they are expected profit growth this year, which at this point, isn't exceptional for the u.s.. u.s. exceptional for the i would avoid insurance companies, but providers, health care technology, pharmaceuticals , you want to look to see they have that cash, because that cash crunch could be the difference between a company can manage to get through a six month to nine month recovery, or shut their doors. shery ahn: cash is clearly stoking for the next few months. great to have you with us. we have to leave it there. let's get you back to the white house, president trump is speaking to the press. we will soon be sharing details and new guidelines with everybody. i will be speaking to all 50 , and irs very shortly will then be authorizing each

has recorded its highest single day death toll of 938 on mr boris johnson remains in intensive care with the onus but his condition is said to be improving the fokker reports the british prime minister's personal battle with covert 9 team continues with him still in intensive care for the 1st time in days though some positive news on boris johnson's condition the latest from the hospital is that the prime minister remains in intensive care where his condition is improving i can also tell you that he has been sitting up in bed and engaging positively with the clinical team. the prime minister is not only my colleague and my boss but also my friend and my thoughts are with him and his family the 55 year old tested positive 2 weeks ago he was admitted to hospital on sunday evening with a persistent high temperature and cough he was later moved to a specialist unit where he is conscious and has received oxygen scientists say the u.k.'s entering the deadliest phase of the outbreak in east london an exhibition center converted into a 500 bed hospital in only 9 days has admitted its 1st patient

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he has to follow the positions that force johnson has laid down. >> johnson was admitted to hospital on sunday for tests afteter suffering symptoms including a cough, and a temperature for over a week. following his coronavirus diagnosis. his condition deteriorated, and on monday he was movoved into an intensive cacare unit. according to british authorities, the prime minister is in a stable condition and remains conscious, he has been given oxygen but has not been put on a ventilator. medical experts say his condition is likely to be serious. >> the nhs at this moment does beds,ve up intensive care just for people to be looked over. it does not work like that. even for prime ministers. he would not be in intensive care unless he needed to be in intensive care. >> the prime ministers absently as the government shaken, as it prepares to tackle the worst of the coronavirus act adamic so far. -- epidemic so far. >> boris johnson is ststill in intensivee care and we are watching for all developments. some morore bad news on covid-19 in s spain andnd italy. a rise in the daily death toll

live from berlin the british prime minister is back at work after recovering from a coronavirus boris johnson makes his 1st public appearance in a bank that warns that lifting her stretches too soon could risk a 2nd 2 waves of infection. germany covers up to beat the virus shockers of those traveling on public transportation to wear a mask starting today but the shortage of supplies how will that work. and schools and daycare centers remain open in sweden as it avoids the kind of lockdown seen in other european countries we look at a growing of our strategy that's watched with fascination and fear. i'm simu so much got to thank you for joining us were just prime minister boris johnson has returned to work at downing street after recovering from covert 19 he urged the country to keep going with the lockdown restrictions saying britain is turning the tide against the virus if these virus were a physical assailant an unexpected an invisible mugger. which i can tell you propose we experience it it's then this is the moment when we have begun together to wrestle it to the floor. all right let's br

johnson & johnson did the same thing a few days ago. so the banks are probably ground zero for the uncertainty. they have to kind of extend credit to an economy that right now has no demand for credit. so you expect banks to be more constricted in the immediate weeks and months following this contraction as things open up. that will definitely change for the banks down the line. maria: so where are the opportunities in terms of investing today, if there are any? i mean, in the past you've talked about dividend payers. do you want to stick to your strategy that you've been on before, or are there new ways to invest in new normal? >> well, there's new ways to invest within the same philosophy, at least at my company. we believe in dividend growth companies through bad markets and good markets. the difference is right now those dividends have all gotten much better. you have companies like verizon and merck and coca-cola that are paying higher yields than they were a month or or two ago just because of market prices being lower. but i also

johnson is going to be. all he's really got even at the same time downing street saying that johnson will be no longer very clearly both of those things really. britain's queen elizabeth has made a rare television address to the nation the 93 year old monarch urged people to remain united and resolute the queen's message came as officials warmth the u.k. could be heading into the most difficult weeks of the outbreak in the us president donald trump or sounded a note of optimism over the pandemic saying there is light at the end of the tunnel that's despite a warning from the nation's top surgeon that americans should prepare for the hardest and saddest week the us has reported more than 9600 deaths so far death and in faction rates in some hotspots in europe appear to be slowing the number of people who died in italy was at its lowest in more than 2 weeks on sunday new cases were also declining daily deaths in spain have dropped for 3 consecutive days a criminal investigation has been launched in australia i

boris johnson is in intensive care. his coronavirus infection worsens after he was hospitalized over the weekend. he has been self-isolating for 10 days struggling to shakeup covid-19. dominic raab is taking over his duties. scientists are expecting the peak of the u.k. outbreak will be in the next seven to 10 days. the next stimulus bill from congress will be worth another trillion dollars in the u.s. -- accordinglosi to nancy pelosi, on a private conference call. sources tell us the speaker discussed the additional direct payments to individuals in the u.s. as well as unemployment insurance and more resources. trading higher this morning on signs the world's biggest producers are moving toward a truce in their price for as they cut -- price war as they cut output. a productive discussion with saudi head of a virtual meeting of the opec-plus alliance scheduled for thursday. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. a

johnson spent 8 days in hospital 3 of them in intensive care after being diagnosed with the virus a month ago he believes progress is being made but is warning of the risk of a 2nd wave if this virus were a physical assailant an unexpected and invisible mugger which i can tell you propose to experience it is then this is the moment when we have begun together to wrestle it to the floor i know it is tough and i want to get this economy moving as fast as i can but i refuse to throw away all the effort and the sacrifice of the british people and to risk a 2nd major outbreak and huge loss of life and the overwhelming of the n.h.s. jonah hill has more damning street in london. rallying reassuring he did attempt to talk up a sort of positives up to now not easy under the circumstances chief among them of course bob simpson the simple fact that the prime minister is back standing behind a podium addressing the british public outside 10 downing street a real achievement that in itself even if he does return to step straight back into a whole series of controversies of difficult questions and crit

johnson & johnson did the same thing a few days ago. so the banks are probably ground zero for the uncertainty. they have to kind of extend credit to an economy that right now has no demand for credit. so you expect banks to be more constricted in the immediate weeks and months following this contraction as things open up. that will definitely change for the banks down the line. maria: so where are the opportunities in terms of investing today, if there are any? i mean, in the past you've talked about dividend payers. do you want to stick to your strategy that you've been on before, or are there new ways to invest in new normal? >> well, there's new ways to invest within the same philosophy, at least at my company. we believe in dividend growth companies through bad markets and good markets. the difference is right now those dividends have all gotten much better. you have companies like verizon and merck and coca-cola that are paying higher yields than they were a month or or two ago just because of market prices being lower. but i also

then when johnson fell ill his ministers faced questions on the lack of testing and. personal protective for frontline workers as well. as the larger issue of responsibility those questions were slow to count and many have missed the mark i think the journalists who have been at the press briefings could have a much better job scrutinizing the advices and the politicians you're addressing often it would be handy if they had a scientific background but i don't have scientific background to questions on the decisions which have been made the 1st job. is to question the entire press conference. kind of all get nice to be as a propaganda or exercise they keep on telling us that they are following some oil. producing the chief medical officer and the chief scientific officer in these other public officials ministers to her behind and the press corps having to die only if we go to questions from. the 1st question is from the b.b.c. . thank you very much very hard for them to ask follow proper follow up questions the entire thing is sort of structured in a way that makes pre

s is starting to turn the tide in tackling the outbreak johnson's pledge his government will outline plans for easing restrictions but he's warning of the risk of a 2nd wave john hall is joining us live from westminster and central london john at the tone of the prime minister's message was very much a rallying call what's he been saying. yes a rallying call trying to bring the public with him trying to display a new sort of sense of openness in the face of persistent criticisms in his absence both of his and his government's handling of this crisis well britain has its prime minister back he left i.c.u. intensive care 2 weeks ago remember suffering from over 1000 the disease having come fairly close by his own admission to taking his own life he's now back at number 10 downing street back at work and facing a complex set of issues that he's got to deal with 1st of all those criticisms of course also persistent shortages of p.p.a. personal protective equipment for people on the front line the health care community the care community medical workers and so on and also testing nowhere

shoppers and travelers on public transport to cover also on the program british prime minister boris johnson goes back to work a bunch after contract uncovered 19 but he warns that lifting restrictions too soon could risk a 2nd wave of infection. on the absence of north korea's leader at a key national event fuel speculation about his health but south korea says it knows where kim jong. il i feel girl welcome to the program as germany eases some coronavirus restrictions it's also making it mandatory that travels on public transport to cover their faces and everywhere except here in berlin face mask must also be worn in shops there are concerns that demand for masks could outstrip supply on monday cargo plane carrying 10000000 masks from china landed in germany defense minister. was there to inspect the shipment most of which will be distributed to hospitals and nursing homes. got the latest from d.w. the chief political correspondent melinda crane welcome milind so the compulsory wearing of masks has been has long been a controversial issue here in germany what's changed and a people complyi

he remains in intensive care at a london hospital foreign minister dominic rob is stepping in for johnson. i'm told me all white people welcome to the program. new york is still reporting shopping the rising casualties from the coronavirus the death toll has now climbed above 4000 many more than died in the 911 attacks the state reported its biggest one day jump in fatalities on chews day hospitals remain overstretched but governor andrew cuomo insists the number of deaths is leveling off he says this shows social distancing is working. in while president donald trump has threatened to freeze funding to the so the world health organization and his daily white house briefing trump criticize the w.h.o. his handling of the crisis saying the u.n. body was china centric they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed a call. they could've called it months earlier they would have known and they should have known and they probably didn't so we'll be looking into that very carefully and we're going to put a hold on money spent to the w h o we're going to put a very powerful hold o

according to a spokesman johnson was taken there is a purely precautionary measure officials say that he suffered persistent symptoms including a high temperature but they have given no details on what treatment he may have received last week the government denied reports that the prime minister was seriously ill saying that there were no plans to put him into hospital. care homes for the elderly in the u.k. say that they're now running critically low on protective gear including masks and gloves and several boxes of threatened to resign if the government doesn't take action we want producers of equipment being accused of profiting from the situation according to one of britain's biggest care providers the cost of a prince has been hiked by 166 percent while must prices are up more than 1000 percent another social care provider says of the box of gloves that used to cost $2.00 pounds now costs $8.00 and another supplier reportedly tried to charge $179.00 pounds for hand gel before the pandemic would have been just 5 pounds now dromard executive chair of britain's national carrier told

s leadership as british prime minister ponce johnson is kept in intensive care after his coronavirus of did worse it. can be held this is all just their life or dog also coming out japan declares a state of emergency in the capital and other regions to tackle the alberich. as a run looks to relax its lock down something of the break there may be far worse than course it's. had from medical students to retired doctors the health care community in new york heed the call to help from bad workers in a crisis. we begin in the u.k. where foreign secretary dominic robb is stepping in to lead the government that's after prime minister abbas johnson was moved to intensive care and on that of his covered $900.00 symptoms called worse on monday night this comes as new numbers show another 758 people died from the virus in the u.k. just the last 24 hours. this is where the most powerful man in britain is under close observation every branch of government was already under strain and now this downing street say the prime minister who is 55 was moved to the intensive care unit on the advice of his

britain's prime minister boris johnson is moved into intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsen. but from doha everyone i'm come on santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera there's a grim milestone for europe over $50000.00 coronavirus 1000 deaths but there is some respond for the worst hit countries vote despite the pandemic the supreme court in the u.s. rules the wisconsin primary will go ahead rejecting the governor's order to postpone it and in other news a straight a's highest court overturns a former baskin treasurers conviction for sexual assaults. so britain's prime minister has been moved to an intensive care unit with worsening covert 900 symptoms barres johnson he was admitted to hospital on sunday night had been ill for more than 10 days and so foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked to deputize with the support from. the news came after a day of scant information and repeated lines the prime minister's hospital stay was just a precaution said downing street boris johnson himself tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experienci

he described boris johnson as very strong. he also after learning about a friend of his going into the hospital in new york with very serious symptoms and seeing images in new york he came out and started to reflect on how serious this was. it was temporary but we could see more of that from the president when he comes out to talk tonight. this is a president who regardless of the day or the news or the message he feeds to be front and center at these briefings. yesterday there was no briefing scheduled on sunday afternoon and then they added one because the president demanded it. when he came out to the podium it was obvious there wasn't anything new that the president had to say, there were more interactions where he's going after reporters and attacking them for asking le rit jit mat questions. he stood in front of dr. fauci and wouldn't answer the question on high drydroxychloroquinehydr. with that, you know, obviously the president doesn't like these questions about the response, about what's happened, why there was a sho

prime minister boris johnson remains in a london hospital johnson said he was in good spirits he will stay under observation after several tests for persistent symptoms and in the united states new york governor andrew cuomo says the state health care system is at maximum capacity but a daily decline in the number of hospitalizations could suggest a possible leveling out of infections they're also talk about let's begin our coverage in europe with paul brennan. 2 you're a fast another significant number on monday as the continent's death toll from corona virus exceeded 50000 people that's the vast majority of the 70000 who died globally so far but while the infection is still on an upward curve in some european countries in others there are signs that the contagion is starting to stabilize austria hopes to allow small shops and garden centers to reopen on april the 14th with restrictions potentially lifted on larger shops and hairdressers on may the 1st. but speaking from behind a protective per spec screen the austrian chancellor warned that everything depends on the infection rate t

as i mentioned, we are expecting to hear from prime minister boris johnson. you have a shot of downing street that's a live shot we've seen the lectern put out and set up this is the first day he's come back to work in over a month a lot of burning questions from the british public on the uk strategy in terms of coming out of this lockdown let's get out to steve who joins us now with more steve, what is going to be the first priority for boris johnson as he gets back to work today. >> no doubt about it the nhs has to sort out expou expounding issues set out by dominic raab unless you can deal with a second wave and more infections and more mortalities and more hospital admissions, you cannot get the country back to work we went into lockdown on march 23rd boris johnson went into hospital on april 5th on april 12th boris johnson came out of hospital and now we're not due to have the second review -- or the second lockdown period reviewed until later next week, may 7th. so, there's a lot of things that need to sort out before the country can get back to work th

also coming out the british prime minister boris johnson is back at work a month after the tracking code 19 but he warns the british public that lifting restrictions too soon could risk a 2nd wave of infection. because of the absence of north korea's leader from a key political event fueled speculation over his health south korea says it knows where kim jong il and 3 weekends. i'm sumi so it's going to thank you for joining us germany has made it mandatory for shoppers and travelers on public transportation to cover their faces as the country eases all the restrictions to curb the spread of covert 19 the measures come despite concerns that demand could outstrip the supply of protective masks on monday a cargo plane carrying 10000000 protective facemasks from china landed in the german city of life's a show of the defense minister on a good come calling was there to inspect the shipment most of the masks will be distributed to hospitals and nursing homes and our political correspondent thomas sparrow is following the story for us hi thomas so a shipment of 10000000 masks has arrived in ge

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johnson is not on a ventilator. that would be an exceptionally drastic step that would portray possibly a deadly situation but at the same time, too, we are also waiting to hear further updates later on today from the normal briefing that normally occurs inside downing street to try to piece together a little more as to what's happening inside that intensive care ward. it's been a mixed series of messages over the last 36 hours. johnson was admitted to the hospital for tests as a precautionary measure, then his situation lessened. on doctor's advice he moved into the intensive care ward. downing street suggested that the move into the icu was somehow precautionary but suggesting he was near equipment, quote, should he need to get equipment from a ventilator. he hasn't needed that until this point but there is obviously a bit of a lag in terms of what the doctors know, what the cabinet knows and what the public knows. dominic raab addressed the public saying that boris johnson had, quote, had a comfortable night. so

prime minister boris johnson is spending a 2nd night in intensive care as he battles kovac 1000 johnson is stable and has been given oxygen but is not on a ventilator this comes as new numbers suggest to show another 786 people in the u.k. have died from the virus france though now has the 4th highest death toll in the world from growing up iris infections police there are now enforcing a battle exercise between 10 and 7 pm u.s. president donald trump has criticized the world health organization calling it the china centric this as a leaked memo reveals new details about warnings the u.s. government received on how bad the current virus outbreak there could be. different countries have taken very different approaches to lockdowns and social distancing some such as france spain and italy a strictly enforcing lockdowns others notably the u.s. and the u.k. have taken a slightly looser approach but can we yet say what works and what doesn't to the scots this i'm joined by stereo's a mouse hole sees an associate professor in cellular and molecular sciences and northumbria university and join

is due to resume work today johnson had spent the past 2 weeks at his country residence recovering from 19. quick look at some of the stories making headlines today a top south korean security official says north korean leader kim jong il is alive and well emphasizing that seoul has detected no one usual movements in north korea rumors have been swirling about kim's health after unconfirmed reports he was seriously ill following heart surgery. italy's prime minister says some lockdown restrictions will be loosened starting may 4th people will be allowed to do more sports and exercise near their homes decepticon to also promised italians they would soon be allowed to stroll in parks and visit relatives as the country emerges from europe's longest run a virus lock down. hundreds of cuban doctors have arrived in south africa to help the country fight against coburn a 19 the team will spend the next 14 days in quarantine before being deployed to different provinces cuba has dispatched more than 1200 health care workers around the world. global tourism has been brought to a standstill by the

also coming up british prime minister boris johnson is back at work a month after contracting covert 19 but he warned supporters public that lifting restrictions too soon could risk a 2nd wave of infections. plus schools and daycare centers remain open in sweden as it avoids the kind of lockdown seen in other european countries we look at a coronavirus strategy that they watched with the fascination and fear. and from holiday hotspot to tourists free zone residents in austria's picturesque resorts are getting used to the quiet after the pandemic but the world's petition on hold. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us germany has made it mandatory for shoppers and travelers on public transportation to cover their faces as the country eases other restrictions to curb the spread of covert 19 the measures come despite concerns that demand could outstrip the supply of protective masks on monday a cargo plane carrying tens of 1000000 protective facemasks from china landed in the german city of lights and the defense minister on it got to come colin powell was there to inspect t

from mr boris johnson is back after his own personal battle with corona virus saying it's too early to risk lifting the lockdown and calling on the public to be patient says the government attempts to distance itself from the health secretary promise of 100000 daily tests by thursday is and he joins me now for the latest so he's the health secretary is on the quite a bit of pressure. absolutely government have come in for criticism all the way throughout this corona virus crisis with regards to a number of issues p.b. for example but also with regards to testing now the government had set themselves a target to reach 100000 tests a day by the end of april the environment secretary george eustace released glaces figures from the weekend just under 30000 were tested on saturday just under 700000 been tested in total to put that into context that's roughly the number that germany test in just a week number 10 say they don't know when that testing target will be met but we know that according to the government research anyway that capacity is more than $50000.00 so they've tested $30000.00

advertise with boris johnson -- deputize with boris johnson. he will be constrained by the cabinet, he won't have the full powers of the prime minister. he will have to deal with colleagues, all of those who are involved in response to the helpavirus, all of them with boris johnson's job. they portray a unity cabinet, how long that situation lasts four. for. guy: do we know how much authority has been transferred to mr. robb at this stage? >> it is still unclear. the question is who is going to be chair and cabinet, who is going to be leading the press conferences? we could season tension between hancock and the health secretary leading the push on nhs which has been the focus of government efforts right now. they are trying to get ahead on testing, providing enough equipment in the form of ventilators and to equip medical staff with equipment like masks and downs, the protective equipment they need. that is were the focus of the government attention has been. to follow-up on that a little bit, are we in a place where policy is set and we are j

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