johnson vetoes it. this came as a shock to many of the republicans. the author of the freedmen's bureau bill was a moderate. definition of a moderate re. he specifically had written the bill trying to keep it as conservative as possible, to bring on more conservative republicans to support it. and so johnson would sign it. he was surprised that it got, that it was vetoed along with many other republicans. they had -- the republicans had to go back, rewrite the bill to make it even more conservative so that they could get enough votes to override johnson's veto. it limited the effective ne of the freedmen's bureau. this set a pattern going on into 1866. one of these patterns is johnson's interaction with congress and it wes t s ts t ss vetoes. this comes from the old faithful wikipedia. i don't suggest you always trust them. sources of information. they are useful though for getting some charts and graphs. and this is a summary of vetoes from george washington through andrew johnson. here's the number of

so johnson is walking a very fine line. he is trying to keep us from having this heresy of constitutional obstruction, relying on natural law, which, after all, if natural law binds the deity, perhaps it might even bind john marshall, a mere mortal. this brings us to whitney. and whitney is another one of those war horses in the constitutional curriculum. it's the facts are well known. charlotte anita whitney was a scion of a very prominent california family, descended from the may flower. she was referred to as a woman of sophistication and intelligence, which is going to come back to haunt her. she got a college degree. shea did social work in new york city. she did a large amount of charitable work in california. and became very sensitive to the plight of the working person, to the problems caused by poverty during the progressive era, an era where respect for individual rights was just barely beginning to emerge. so what does she do? she becomes a member of the communist labor party of california. she attends a meeting

to johnson liked to drive around his rage in johnson city. johnson was johnson and decided that four days out of surgery he would drive around the ranch in johnson city, and so this cartoon is making fun of him. it's a reference most of us will get. >> thinking of lyndon johnson, he loved the newspaper, he loved seeing things about him and the newspaper. not everything he saw he liked. he like to be the center of attention. if you look at the very things in the cartoon, it's a snapshot of lyndon johnson in the white house reporting. there is a lot of johnson in the cartoons. he loved cars. he loved to stand on cars. he liked doubles. if you know anything about johnson he has a lot of bull stories. stories about different body parts on balls. how it compares to other parts of people. it's a perfect johnson cartoon. my dark there is here. she is a high school senior, i'm not sure if she would know who popeye, is most of us probably would know by. is coming back with crossfit and eating spinach. maybe there's a come back with a cartoon. >> i hav

in johnson city, but johnson being johnson decided that four days out of the surgery, he would drive around the lbj ranch in johnson city. and so this cartoon is making fun of him, and i think there's one reference most of us will get. >> so thinking of lindyndon jo n johnson, he loved the newspaper. he loved seeing things about him in the newspaper, maybe not everything he saw he liked, but he liked to be the center of attention. and if you look at the various things in this cartoon, it's a little snapshot of lyndon johnson and the white house recordings, there's a lot of johnson in this cartoon that shows up in those recordings. he loved to stand on cars. he likes to get bullhorns and stand on cars and do his politicking that way. he liked bulls. and if you know anything about john, he's got a lot of bull stories. about different body parts on bulls and how those compare to human being body parts and other things. and to cows quivering in pastures waiting for bulls and that sort of thing. this is a perfect johnson cartoon. my daughter is here. she's an 18-year-old high school senio

catherine coleman johnson, you are no longer and never again "hidden." [applause] >> and so, on august 25, 2018, we had catherine johnson and about 1000 fans and supporters right here on our campus. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 -- [cheers and applause] >> and on that day, it was beautiful. >> and on that day, it was beautiful. she was able to be with us. she loved the statue. her family was in awe. it was a crystallizing moment that catherine johnson, regardless of what she does from here on out, she will be a part of west virginia state university forever. and so, today her story is inspiring people all around the world. in fact, it is said that catherine liked to count everything. when she was younger, she counted rocks in the yard, counted the steps to church, counted everything she could get her mind around and her hands on. and when we dedicated this statue to her in 2018, on her 100th birthday, i told catherine, i knew something she could not count, and that was the number of people she's inspired. so that is the catherine johnson story, and it is my hope that

johnson remains in charge the u.k. doesn't actually have an official deputy prime minister however the foreign secretary dominic robb will be taking over from johnson he will be chairing some meetings on monday as far as we know now johnson is only one of several senior members of the u.k. government who've been affected by coronavirus symptoms others include the health secretary matt hancock who has since recovered but as well some of johnson's senior advisers and even the chief medical officer of the u.k. says some of the people who are supposed to be leading the country at this critical time have been or are incapacitated just before we found out that boris johnson was going to hospital we heard from the queen she gave a red televised address to the nation what did she have to say well she started off by thanking the workers who have been out there doing their jobs as she said that they are bringing the u.k. every hour coastal to normal times then she thanked everyone for staying home and then she reminded people th

what does johnson do? he pins his opinion on natural law, not on what thomas jefferson condemned as john marshall's habit of twistifications and distortion of the constitution. johnson gave an explanation which is not credible. he wanted to talk about the difference between the obligation of contract and the regulation. problems with that -- it is quite frankly they make place quibble. first in a fletcher, marshall expressly said the states may regulate. two years later in a companion case he said it more elaborately, then in 1827 in his only dissent, marshall talked about no inconsistency between the normal regulation of contract and the notion of the contract clause and the extinguishment, the revocation of a contractual agreement. the superficial explanation is a placeholder. the true explanation is his attempt to try and walk this fine line, to find a way to be true to his principles which were a blend of robust marshall nationalism and a respect for states rights. to do it in the light of all sorts of

that is the stage where boris johnson is. especially with the coronavirus in that older age, it seems like it is not too critical, but it is at a level where it required escorting into the hospital. >> we have seen it often with the way that covid develops. it tends to be where things like this often develop, because it was quite chilling that just thursday evening, we saw boris johnson stand outside on the street. well, is itook surprising his condition has worsened since then? >> around nine or 10 days ago, there is a phenomenal where the immune system becomes overvalued. as you might have been hearing, he needed a bit of extra oxygen before taken to the intensive care unit, so that means the system is not working normally. supplyve care unit can what is required at this stage. >> and obviously, you have not seen the patient, so this is slightly speculative, but hoping that boris johnson does get better, how long do you expect him to be in the intensive care unit? what would be the sort of timeframe for his recovery until h

of course there are lots of questions about johnson's health right now g.w. reporter joel dahl roy is here he's been following this hi joel do we know how exactly how serious johnson's condition is well it's serious enough the downing street says that johnson will stay in an undisclosed hospital overnight they do insist it's only for testing now johnson's been in isolation for 10 days now and 3 days ago he released a selfie video in which he said he still had a fever he sounded quite raw speed and did appear quite ill now johnson's had quite a cavalier attitude towards coronavirus or at least he did at the beginning he was also at this at that time going around saying he was still shaking hands with people let's have a listen to a video from just a month ago we try i can tell you that i hope i've i've sheehy hands can do i was that i was there all school the other night and i think there are a few there are actually a few credible hours the patients and i shook hands with everybody you'll be pleased to know that i continue to shake turns and i think it's very

johnson quit because he was a baby. i grew up in rural texas he would say that his mother did not raise him right. we can debate that at another time. i want to focus on what happens in 1964 and august this is two days into the democratic national convention at atlantic city. it is two days before lyndon johnson gave his acceptance speech and this grand thing. exploded fireworks and his name it, was the perfect correlation and two months after this moment landslide lyndon, who had made it to the senate by 87 votes would have defeated the republican candidate by almost 16 million votes. about 90% of the electoral college it, would be the high point of american liberalism. they would be the beginning at the end of the democratic party's dominance of american politics. on august 25th, lyndon johnson awoke in a bad mood, which was not uncommon. he skipped his calisthenics regime. big he called his brother who was at the beach in south carolina. he would make a series of phone calls throughout the morning to the senator from

president donald trump said all americans are praying for boris johnson. i also want to send best wishes to a very good friend of mine and a friend your nation prime minister burst johnson we're very saddened to hear that he was taken to join judge of care this afternoon little while ago 'd. americans are all pray for his recovery he's been a really good friend is really really something very special strong. resolute doesn't quit doesn't give up well as he joins us live now from london via skype nadeem just bring us up to date with the latest saw what we know about boris johnson's condition. we're having problems with madame baba's skype connection we may try a little bit later but now we can speak to dr mohamed minea he's overall a just at lancaster university in the u.k. and joins us via skype doctor many of thank you so much for joining us here on the algae is iraq and now there's a lot of guess that we don't know but from what we do know about boris johnson's condition what do you make of it and how significant is it that he is now in intensive care. y

news live from berlin britain's prime minister boris johnson is battling the coronavirus in intensive care johnson was a mentor to a london hospital on sunday because his symptoms one not going away he tweeted that he was in good spirits but his condition later worsened. also coming up germany's chancellor says it's too early to talk about exiting from any lockdowns angela merkel says the pandemic is the biggest test the european union has added faced but she promises to do all she can to ensure that the key youth emerges stronger from the crisis. and are we entering the era of the surveillance state restrictions in europe to combat the coronavirus infringe on civil liberties what's the danger that he will remain in place once the pandemic has gone. until me welcome to the program. britain's prime minister boris johnson has been moved to intensive care in a london hospital after his coronavirus symptoms worse and johnson tested positive 10 days ago and was taken to hospital at the weekend because the symptoms were not going away into each other that he was in good spirits and remained

on monday after a night in hospital bars johnson insisted there was no cause for concern. but just hours later his condition had deteriorated. as we speak bronzer is in intensive care being looked after by his medical team receiving the very very best care from a team of sentences the 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 the see it's a very worrying time for them i'm going to suffer one zone because it's very seriously going to take 10 i'm obviously never a great breakfast. he might have been taking it seriously i can fit 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 hope that the rest of the british population get the same attention but unfortunately will be the case will live. in the meantime foreign secretary dominic robb has taken over the prime minister's judi's world leaders have been

johnson, and it won't work. reid sees that and he reacts to a growing liberal class of senators that come into the senate, and he begins to change how he leads the center -- senate in response to that, in response to conservative senators forcing issue on the floor that divide his party on things like immigration. also he really dislikes the president, at the time, i believe. i don't think this is a secret, president bush. i think all of that comes together and informs, ultimately, his decision to lock down the senate. and the most important thing about reid, and i don't know if it comes from his private career as a boxer before he enters public life or what, but he has a sense for the rhythm of the process. he has a sense for the way in which legislative compromise emerges out of legislative struggle. and it's not always pretty. and you don't always like it. very, very, very good at getting that. very good at getting that. and i think that explains a lot of what we see. in the nuclear option of 2013, for exampl

reporter: boris johnson was brought to st. thomas' hospital on sunday night because he had persistent symptoms of coronavirus such as a high fever and continuous cough. do youdowning street made sure y this was a precautionary measure and he would receive routine testing there and apparently this afternoon downing street said that his condition worsened and he has been moved to intensive care. before that, boris johnson was in self-isolation after testing positive for approximately 10 days in downing street and we last saw him last thursday. he made sure to send out video updates out of his self-isolation. but we last saw him on thursday when he was clapping for the national health service and shortly came out in front of his apartment in downing street and he looked very sick there and we imagined that he would receive ventilation and oxygen support now in the hospital. we know he is 55 and he was in good health condition before this, before he contracted the virus. but it goes to show that coronavirus doesn't discriminate. b

johnson will lead the senate like mansfield, he will lead it like lyndon johnson and it won't work. --reacts to a growing level growing liberal class of senators that come in. he begins to change how he leads the senate in response to conservative senators forcing issue on the floor that divide his party on things like immigration. i don't think this is a secret, i think all of it comes together and informs his decision to lock down the senate. the most important thing about reid, and i don't know if it comes from his private career as a boxer, but he has a sense for the rhythm of the process. yes a sense for the way in which legislative compromise emerges out of legislative struggle. it's not always pretty and you don't always like it. he was very, very good at getting that. i think that explains a lot of what we see. it explains a lot of what he was able to do then say mitch mcconnell has not been able to do. specificallyyou talk about his approach to the 2008 financial crisis? we were transitioning between two presidents and two parties. it was an enormous challenge. how does he

when johnson became incapacitated on monday said that he . received oxygen support received oxygen support at this point but that he is not on mechanical ventilation at this point so this is what we know so far. a very carefully worded statement and of course we know that the information policy coming out of this downing street and from this government has not always been transparent so it's really a very worrying time for british people. in the u.k. asking who is in charge exactly right now we have the foreign secretary. tell us a bit more about him and what kind of role is he playing at the moment. well there is no clear line of succession in case a prime minister becomes incapacitated and so in the beginning of the crisis it was decided that dominic robb would take over he is the foreign minister he's fairly new to government a new comma so to say and he was brought onto the cabinet because he was a supporter that is why boris johnson brought him on now is a very tough job at hand because the united kingdom is facing the worst times are st

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

lyndon johnson does. that's one of the differences that took place in the transition between jfk and lbj. by the early 1964, the rhetoric changes. there's a sense of sticking with it. you don't get that from jfk that much. on the other hand, on the tapes, on the other hand, there are these moments publically where he will also say, while it is their war to win, we can help them -- we can assist them, he also says, but i think it would be a mistake to withdraw. that's not to mean that he doesn't think that we have to stay there until we win. it's a question of what was his actual posture toward vietnam and obviously where would he have been later on. my personal sense is he would have tried to stay in vietnam and to have supported some portion of a south vietnam to maintain sovereignty below the 17th parallel. i think that's what it was all about for him. whether that looked like an oral spy approach, whether it would have involved more sabotage and clandestine work north of the 17th parallel, it's a good

britain's prime minister barak's johnson has moved into intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms was. alive adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. 2 2 grim numbers out of france in 24 hours 833 people died due to illness is linked to the virus the highest since the outbreak began. empty streets and shops closed the pandemic forces the democratic republic of congo to shut down its capital and commercial. new attempts to treat covert 19 trials begin in the us using plans for transfusions for recovery patients. britain's prime minister has been moved to an intensive care unit with weston coronavirus sometimes boris johnson was admitted to hospital on sunday night after being ill for more than 10 days foreign secretary rob has been asked to deputize on his ear as worry chalons reports. the news came after a day of scant information and repeated lines the prime minister's hospital stay was just a precaution so downing street boris johnson himself tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms i mean good s

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

on the front page, johnson ta kes first johnson. on the front page, johnson takes first steps on month—long road to recovery, my good —— maia, there isa to recovery, my good —— maia, there is a suggestion that the payments or may be out of action for a month, that he might need to go to checkers and recover. it's obviously interesting, we are now able to be able to talk about recovery, whereas able to talk about recovery, whereas a few days ago, we weren't even sure if we could use that word. a few days ago, we weren't even sure if we could use that wordlj a few days ago, we weren't even sure if we could use that word. i think there was a lot of concern. understandably, when anybody is admitted to ice you, particularly with coronavirus, all of the uncertainty that there is around that, and what was going to help women with boris johnson, that, and what was going to help women with borisjohnson, but it seems like he is improving, and it looks as if he is, as he's being on this to recovery. i guess the question will become i

andrew johnson was a virulent racist. arthur/and or junior did the scst survey in -- arthur did the firstr survey in 1948. johnson was 19 out of 33. he was doing ok. since people have become much more conscious of his racist policies, the way he really abandoned the free slaves after the civil war, he's dropped like a rock. i think appropriately. andrew jackson, who was terrific significant president has taken a lot of heat for both his actions and slaveholder and a slave trader, but also as his actions toward the indian tribes where he was really quite ferocious as a military figure and then sending them off to the west and taking their lands. about who we alot are and it runs the risk. ken has written a nice story. right. so sure it is self-obsessed. changed the country. they are being forgotten and going away. that is a problem that our memories are not as good as they should be. need to preach the sermon a little to keep the stories alive. >> i am wondering, seeing them altogether, did anything surprise you or stand o

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

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

andrew johnson was a racist. was 1948.survey johnson was 19 out of 33. he was doing ok. since people have become much more conscious of his racist policies, the way he really abandoned the free slaves after the civil war, he's dropped like a rock. i think appropriately. andrew jackson, who was terrific significant president. he's taken a lot of heat for both his actions and slaveholder and a slave trader, but also as his actions toward the indian tribes where he was really quite ferocious as a military figure and then sending them off to the west and taking their lands. so, it tells us a lot about who we are or who we think we are or who we want to be. and i think it runs the risk, it's created a nice story for why we have so many modern presidents that it's right. i'm not so sure it's right. i think it also reflects that we're pretty self-obsessed and presidents like andrew jackson were incredibly important, changed the country. they're being forgotten and are going away. and that's a problem we have, that our memories are not as good as they should be. and it's a remin

he, this weekend, talking about how boris johnson is a strong guy. unfortunately, this virus does not seem impressed by that quality. the two men are often linked in their style of governance. it's kind of taken as an article of faith here that our government lost up to two months of preparation time in getting ready for this. is it equally an article of faith, are people realizing in the uk that they moved very late when johnson finally came out and told people to remember remain at home? hell of a windup, and we have lost our come coms with bill n our correspondent in london. but katy, we got the gist of the story that boris johnson, the man we are seeing on the screen, has been moved to intensive care. >> we certainly did, and to the point you were just making about being slow to lock people down in the uk, there was a sense in the uk that a herd immunity may be a better way to approach this. that was quickly walked back when they realized the death toll that could result in that. and just over the weekend, brian, we heard the queen give her addre

everything radiates through johnson. it was subtle and nuanced, but it was ultimately the key to creating what we know today and recognize today as senate leaders. susan: when the 1958 elections happened, he increased this is a -- his majority to 55, but it said he had a more difficult time leading a larger majority. why would that be? >> this is a key moment where we can get a better insight into how senate leaders work. it's partly personality, but also the environment. the senators who come in and new classes. the issues on the agenda and the presidency. in 1958 you have 12 liberal democratic senators from the north come in and they want to act on a whole host of issues. they don't want to wait forever to become a committee chairman. southerners have been there and will not go anywhere anytime soon. they are secure. they start agitating. they say the system does not work for us. they start pushing to go to the floor. the power bases on which johnson relied to master the senate began to erode. they get weaker. you get

in the rare glimpses of boris johnson in recent days his suffering has been all too clear he'd been jus to emerge from 7 days of self isolation and video calls at the end of last week and instead on friday he posted this message on social media. in case although i'm feeling better and i've done my my 7 days of isolation alas i still have one of the sins of the mind a symptom of i have a celeb a temperature and so in accordance with government advice i must continue myself isolation until that symptom itself downing street says the prime minister was admitted to hospital on the advice of doctors i'm a londoner go precautionary testing the us president wished him a speedy recovery before his daily briefing began. before i began i want to express our nation's well wishes to prime minister boris johnson as he who wages his own personal fight with the virus. all americans are praying for him he's a friend of mine is a great gentleman and a great leader and he's as you know he was. brought to the hospital today but i'm i'm hopeful ensured that he's going to be fine he's a strong man strong pe

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

from britain's prime minister boris johnson battling the coronavirus in intensive care johnson was admitted to a london hospital on sunday because his simpson symptoms were not going away tonights johnson is reportedly conscious and receiving some oxygen support there live to london for more also coming up germany's chancellor says it's too early to talk about exiting any of the walk. as the pandemic is the biggest test that the european union has ever faced but she promises to do all she can to ensure that the e.u. emerges stronger from the crisis and. a cry for help from a woman in jordan renewed around the globe over domestic violence many victims suffer in silence and in isolation what's being done to help the sick and. our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we have breaking news this hour britain's prime minister boris johnson has been moved to intensive care in a london hospital after his coronavirus symptoms worsen johnson was taken to the hospital over the weekend he tweeted earlier today that he was in good spirits and that he was in touch with

live from london, i'm guy johnson with vonnie quinn in new york. we are counting you down to the european close right here on "bloomberg markets." let's check where those european equity markets are as we head towards the end of this monday, strong session. we are seeing the most beaten up stocks bouncing back, but certainly cyclicals are catching a bid today. the other thing is volume is quite light, which may indicate that maybe the market is not quite so convinced, not quite as convinced as it looks like on the screen. stocks are higher. the pound getting up earlier gains. the prime minister is over the river in the hospital, continuing to run the government, but i would imagine finding that quite difficult. brent crude continues to move lower as well. we were talking about crude and the last hour. the german ten-year on offer today, -42 basis points. we watch ahead of the eurogroup meeting to see whether or not we will see any progress made. angela merkel may be pouring a little bit more cold water on that idea in the last hour. vonnie: absolut

this is the news live from but then britain's prime minister boris johnson is battling the coronavirus in intensive care johnson was admitted to a london hospital on sunday because their symptoms were not going away he tweeted that he was in good spirits but his condition later worse also coming up. now a free man the highest profile member of the catholic church in australia to be jailed for child sex abuse as his convictions overturned we'll bring you the latest . i'm told me a logical welcome to the program britain's prime minister boris johnson has been moved to intensive care in a hospital in london after his coronavirus symptoms worse and johnson tested positive 10 days ago and was taken to hospital at the weekend because his symptoms were not going away he tweeted that he was in good spirits and remained in touch with his team but at the hospital in central london his condition deteriorated johnson is said to be conscious and receiving some oxygen support. earlier i asked our london correspondent shallow pots what more she could tell us about the prime minister's condition boris

news live from berlin british prime minister boris johnson in hospital full coronavirus downing street says he'll stay overnight and undergo tests johnson still ill with the virus at the end of march look at the latest from london in a moment also coming up. we didn't really come for that well we may have more still during better days return. we'll be with our friends again. we will be with our families again. in a rare televised speech britain's queen elizabeth tells her country to study strong in the find against the pandemic she praises the doctors and nurses on the front lines and urges britons to tackle the crisis with results. and last a lockdown hasta monsoon oscillation residence in the chinese susie where the pandemic began taking their 1st steps towards resuming normal lives. also on the show we'll take you to nicaragua in central america where bullies still being planning to spot a coronavirus bringing the sport to walk around the world football is a war and about playing during the pandemic baathists has fallen on deaf ears. i'm jarred great i'm glad you could. i mean briti

i mean, i wish boris johnson of the illness been in him? i mean, i wish borisjohnson the absolute best, i can only speak from i wish borisjohnson the absolute best, i can only speakfrom my experience and what i've heard in terms of what's going on in the news, it's all speculative at the moment as far as i'm aware, but patients admitted to intensive care you know, as i said, they require oxygen come sometimes they require a bit more support with a special facemask, or they require a full—blown coma with a ventilator, a breathing machine to help them with their breathing. and we don't know, i don't know specifically not being his physician, or looking after him, what it is that he is requiring right now. as far as i'm aware, it's just a precautionary measure at the moment. you can be in intensive care using as a precaution, that is right. yes, well, there are certain to patients that, you know, aren't particularly suitable for the word, because they might need more nursing ca re because they might need more nursing care than the word may p

we hear that the prime minister boris johnson is be busy. we hear that the prime minister borisjohnson is now in intensive care. his condition had worsened, you're watching bbc news. ina worsened, you're watching bbc news. in a moment, huw edwards will be here with the bbc news at ten. a little earlier, i spoke to somebody who knows borisjohnson well, she worked as director of external affairs for worked as director of external affairs foer worked as director of external affairs for mrjohnson when he was there a micra of london. there's two things he brings to the party no one can easily replicate. he makes the big judgement calls, but it is also that irrepressible energy and determination, and in patients —— patients... he clearly was trying to do that, even from his hospital bed. so tragically there has been quite clearly a deterioration that is quite significant for him to now succumb to in intensive care and have to deputize formally to the foreign secretary. we know his huge work ethic, we know he is somebody who has already been st

welcome to the program britain's prime minister a bogus johnson has been admitted to hospital over his corner of a disinfection but don't need street says it isn't an emergency also on the day of his hospitalization the queen gold in the nation to unite to defeat the coronavirus a coal stock and relevance as many people headed out to enjoy sunny weather despite social distancing rules in place it's something the government of boris johnson has taken serious note off even as he remains in hospital. in the rare glimpses of boris johnson in recent days his suffering has been all too clear he'd been jus to emerge from 7 days of self isolation and video calls at the end of last week and instead on friday he posted this message on social media. although i'm feeling better and i've done my my 7 days of isolation alas i still have one of the sins of the mind a symptom of i have a temperature and so in accordance with government advice i must continue myself isolation until that symptom itself downing street says the prime minister was admitted to hospital on the advice of doctors i'm a london

news live from berlin britain's prime minister boris johnson is that the coronavirus in intensive care johnson was admitted to a london hospital on sunday because his symptoms were not going away he tweeted that he was in good spirits but his condition later wasn't. also coming up germany's chancellor says it's too early to talk about exiting from any lockdowns and love merkel says the pandemic is the biggest test the european union has ever faced but your promises to do all she can to ensure that the e.u. emerges stronger from the crisis. and all we entering video surveillance state restrictions in europe to come back the coronavirus infringe on civil liberties but what's the danger that it will remain in place once the pandemic has gone. i'm told me a lot of will welcome to the program. britain's prime minister boris johnson has been moved to intensive care in a london hospital after his coronavirus symptoms worse and johnson tested positive 10 days ago and was taken to hospital at the weekend because the symptoms were not going away he tweeted that he was in good spirits and remaine

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

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

i do see commissioner johnson requesting to speak. >> commissioner johnson: thanks. that was my first question, was to see plan b and see a side-by-side. a couple of additional comments. i actually agree with president koppel, that i think the addition is modest. i think plan c is potentially the better design. it's more elegant. they also do want -- just listening to one of the neighbors, just a reiteration, both of the views are not protected, and that people are entitled to remodel, regardless of if they were born or how long they've lived at a property. so i just want to make sure that we are, in the name of fairness, helping people. just making a note that we don't make a note of residency in making our decisions. i think this is a modest addition, and i am in support. >> president koppel: commissioner moore? >> vice president moore: i have one remaining question, and that is that -- somehow, i'm a little uncomfortable on the third floor, the east side, that is still really close to mr. temple's home, and i would like to see a matching condition on the east and

good wishes from friends and rivals of boris johnson flooded online within minutes. from the first minister of scotland, and the brand—new labour leader, and from someone who knows him and the unique job very well. the prime minister is now suffering seriously from a disease that does not pick and choose. downing street itself a place where the virus spread. power, no protection from harm. laura kuenssberg, bbc news. chris mason is in westminster. chris, we have a prime minister in intensive care, a deputy who has been asked to step up. i would imagine these are times that no one will forget. definitely right. it's a shocking turn of events, isn't it, when the person charged with coordinating the country's response toa coordinating the country's response to a national emergency is stricken by the very virus he has spent much of last month trying to ensure impacts the uk in the most minimal way possible? while being well aware that the impact was always going to be very grave, both in health terms and in economic terms, and in terms of our liberty. we are not a fort

get well soon boris johnson thinking of you your family and all our u.k. friends at the stuffed time. queen elizabeth has also sent a message to johnson's family and his pregnant fiance kerry simmons wishing the prime minister a full recovery ministers have faced calls to be more transparent i made concerns they under played how serious johnson's condition was. for many it's another reminder that the corona virus does not discriminate well tonight the death toll in the u.k. from this pandemic now stands at more than $6000.00 the number of confirmed coronavirus cases is much higher and that figure includes prime minister boris johnson as cross now to our correspondent show at the parts she's on the story for us tonight in london good evening to you show us what is the latest on the condition of the prime minister. well the prime minister remains an intensive care at st thomas's hospital it's one of the best hospitals in the united kingdom just across the river from downing street and he is receiving oxygen treatment as we've just heard and he does not have

. >> downing street says johnson is conscious and in good spirits. he is getting oxygen supupport, but he i is not on a ventilator. >> my thoughts are with him and his family because obviously it is a worrying time for them and his loved ones. it is very serious. if y you go into intensive care, obviously they are at great risk. >> for those who might not have beenen taking it s seriously, in affect people who are normally healthy and include myself. i thicket has been a wake up call. >> i think he is getting the best of intention. i only h hope the rest of the reddish population get the same attention. unfortunately, it will not be the case. >> in the meantime, the foreign secretary has taken over the prime minister's duties. world leaders have been sending messages of support. >> sending my best wishes to prime minister boris johnson for a full and speedy recovery. my thoughts are with you and your family right now. hope to see you back at number 10 soon. hang in there, prime minister. hope to see you out of hospital and in perfect health very soon

when it comes to the prime minister, second night for boris johnson. a political editor asked that if he is not welenough to leave the hospital, is he well enough to lead the country? ereporter: that is crucial question. the government ss that he is well enough to lead the country d he's is still receiving his ministerial red box,th in which papers they prime minister is presented with pretty much every hour of the dayng requi attention and signature to keep the wheels of government turning, that that is sti happening and he is receiving them in hospital and that the tests are continuing and the symptoms he has been sufferingor fromhe last 10 or 11 days have persisted, a high temperature and persiste cough. last night when this for -- the ndstory first broke we were told boris johnson was in the hospital, we were told it was because of the persistence of those existing symptomsather than a deterioration or symptoms. of any other and thinsistence coming from the government, from dominic rabb,efective deput that boris johnson does remain a charge, althou

the trudeau sends his best wishes to boris johnson... the president trudeau sends his best wishes to borisjohnson... the president of that you commission says... her thoughts are with the per minister and herfamily thoughts are with the per minister and her family this evening to see in english and a full and speedy recovery. michel barnier wishing borisjohnson all the recovery. michel barnier wishing boris johnson all the best... recovery. michel barnier wishing borisjohnson all the best... the french president, manual macron, all my support to boris johnson, his family and the british people at difficult moment. with social media, my thoughts are with the preminger and his family. the spanish prime minister, pedro sanchez, similar sentiments. as you sayjames, thoughts and wishes from around the world. we have also had the opposition, labour leader to make your starmer, asking people to pray. we had sadiq khan, the mayor of london. it does remind people of when ronald reagan was shot in 1980, and he was wondering whether his surgeons wh

johnson. he will have to maintain consensus in cabinet, a difficult time for the u.k. there is in creating -- increasing chatter of a unity government. we have leadership from the labour party and it will be interesting how the opposition and the government work together. tom: we have a headline on the collapse of small business, the nfb survey of small to medium-size businesses showing a massive decline, no surprise on this tuesday and thursday, new jobless claim numbers. jp morgan considering 7 million is a statistic for the thursday weekly data. right now, here is viviana hurtado. u.k., then the dramatic turn in the coronavirus outbreak, boris johnson is in intensive care. mr. johnson is receiving oxygen but is not on a ventilator. raabgn secretary dominic will step in for the prime minister and told reporters government business will continue. he is taking over at a crucial time. u.k., thein the coronavirus pandemic is expected to peak. nancy pelosi wants the next round of stimulus to be a

well tonight as world leaders send get well messages britain's prime minister boris johnson remains in stable condition in intensive care at a london hospital johnson was admitted sunday evening with a high fever he tested positive for the corona virus 2 weeks ago and had been governing the country from self isolation it was only a month ago when boris johnson boasted of shaking hands with people at a hospital where 1000 patients were being treated he had his government's approach to the crisis well it's raised eyebrows and strong criticism i'm shaking hands can decide that i was at a hospital the other night i think there were a few there are actually a few credit cards patients and i shook hands with everybody you'll be pleased to know that i continued to shake hands you know i'm going to say this the best single thing we could do is wash our hands 2 verses of that. happy birthday hot water bar said this is the worst public health crisis for a generation you have to stay to meet his opponent you have to follow the social distancing i've developed to mine and symptoms own the coronavi

but boris johnson, which was an essence, the state message. but borisjohnson, an hour later, and not the queen of the headlines. and to some extent, the queens message is almost been lost if you look at these two front pages. yes, she is across all, the broad streets in the tabloids. but i do agree, in the morning, more people will be talking about the state of the prime minister's health and the queen did every thing right. she talked a very sombre tones about what the country is going through but rallied the spirit in the very su btle but rallied the spirit in the very subtle way, called out to the british spirit where she is qualified to comment and she did everything in our power to be both positive but also bring the gravitas that the situation requires. but as you say, all of the water with the news that the leader, the chief executive of this exercise is so under the weather that you continue trying to direct matters from his hospital bed does seem a bit reckless. if anything, hospital bed does seem a bit reckless. ifanything, one hospi