earlier we spoke to gustav gresson senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations we asked him for an assessment of russian president vladimir putin's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. well. he tried to just sort of get the responsibility to the local governors quite early on in a crisis which is if something sepia in russia happens to be a domestic crisis he tries to dedicate this to other people and especially too many other people show he can try out and then basically the fire the incompetent all them promote the more competent members all over the tuna greats in government. coronavirus is no exception let's have a look now at the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic the number of confirmed covert 1000 cases has passed the 4000000 mark according to johns hopkins university in the u.s. former u.s. president barack obama has called donald trump's response to the pandemic and quote absolute chaotic disaster obama made the comments about his successor during a leaks call with former staff members egypt's president of bellefonte has approved amendmen

i'm joined now by gustav grass or senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations because afaik so much for joining us how important are these victory day celebrations for the national psyche and russia's collective memory. well actually you should not underestimate them they moved sort of at the center stage of the denationalize frei national identity thing the big 3 in the 2nd world war after many projects a cold war to be the sort of theme russianness should be about the russian exceptionalism should be about came out basically on tops or after orthodox conservative isn't or water experiments basically the victory in world war 2 is the most undisputed topic and was made the center stage scene of patriotism and reeducation in a patriotic sense russia. says he says just a major show of patriotism these anniversary celebrations that were meant to also be a show of power for president vladimir putin when he surely could have used as the country's had hired by the crown a virus how can we expect these scaled back commemorations to affect his standing. oh well on the coronavi

earlier we spoke to gustav aggressive a senior policy fellow at the european council on foreign relations we asked him for an assessment of russian president vladimir putin's handling of the coronavirus pandemic. well. he tried to get sort of get the responsibility to the local government quite early on in a crisis which is if something sepia in russia happens to be a domestic crisis he tries to dedicate this to other people and especially to many other peoples who he can try out that basically the fire the incompetent old and promote the more competent members old greats of government. coronavirus is no exception let's turn our attention now to the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic the number of confirmed covert 1000 cases has passed the 4000000 mark that's according to the tally being kept by the johns hopkins university in the u.s. more than 776 sided 277000 have died of the disease egypt's president of belfast tel sisi has approved amendments to the country's state of emergency that grant him security agencies additional powers he says they are needed to combat covert 1

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psychological demands and the way it puts you through the wringer that justify a comparison to the works of gustav mahler conducting for most of the models. as it does so this type of game is luggage a roleplaying game because you do know what role play is. ok it is if i think of final fantasy as one big adventure it centers on the journey of a couple of heroes through a magical world across mountains valleys cities and at every corner there's evil lurking right and out there have been new installments since the 1980 s. can you believe it no in each one of the totally new story of the most recent version is final fantasy 15 and i don't need to add that the music is legendary seek legal dance. just to must because of the quality of the concerts produced by thomas booka in the area video game music is unsurpassed on the markets the. loss of the market almost a sofer game is long and final fantasy 6 is 40 hours long 6 the arranger played it in self and try to incorporate the entire story the various themes the characters into this piece and that's the symphonic poem that fantastically arranged and or

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this flexible support system was designed by french architect alexander gustav eiffel. perhaps you heard of his tower in paris. when liberty was dedicated in 1886, it was the highest structure in all of new york city. a triumph of engineering and an instant international icon. >> i think about the conditions under which that was done, and it was for nothing more than to celebrate democracy and freedom and liberty. >> reporter: davidson has been documenting the statue as part of the national park services' historic american building survey. the new virtual tour is just part of the project. the new scan will serve as a high-tech three-dimensional blueprint for everything from research to reconstruction if, god forbid, anything should ever happen to the statue. >> this is a record that has many uses down the line. if they do need to make some alterations for social distancing even, they've got a stuff te 3-d melth >> reporter: whenever the statue eventually reopens, touring its tight interior spaces will likely be done very differently. but there's still something powerful

among the masterpieces created by 9 meyer and the hamburg ballet is symphony number 3 by gustav mahler which premiered in 1975 the music itself is the theme of the choreography. is a recurring inspiration. to many of new myra's choreographies have a dreamlike moored merging elements that make for strange and unsettling bedfellows . in a midsummer night's dream he just opposes the romantic strains of felix matters on with georgi legatees mechanical music. st matthew passion was johnno meyers 1st choreographic exploration of a sacred oratorial it premiered at the santa anas church in hamburg in 1980. 9 meyer has devised 160 choreographies. in the course of his career his young students marked his 60th birthday with a celebration of his. working with the young students in the school of the hamburg ballet is a cornerstone of norm myers mission. the majority of the dancers in his company are graduates of the school he also founded the national youth ballet which has become a pillar of the german dance world his works are classics with cross generational appeal as illustrated by this short v

so gustav bertrand had one polish fake machine given to him in warsaw in july 1939. obviously it was crucially important to build more of these fake enigma machines. when the polish team reached him later in 1939, bertrand requisition or put in on order at his favorite manufacturing company in paris for some additional enigma machines and he'd just got the quote for -- and it is very expensive for what he was ordering and in april of 1940, that was like three weeks before the germans arrived. somehow miraculously bertrand managed to convince the manufacturing company to keep on with its work and he managed to find some way of paying them, even though they were doing this work in the occupied zone of france. and by the early part of 1942 he'd begun to take delivery of parts of fake enigma machines that were being made by this factory and was smuggling them back into the unpooccupied zone bits at a time where they were being reassembled by the pols in the south of france. this meant by the summer of 1942 the pols had managed to create a fully operating enigma machine a

public-private partnership, the former head of glaxosmithkline's vaccine division and army general gustav kerna, the trumpet ministration is working to develop a vaccine to fight covid-19, any vaccine is months away from being ready. testimony from was a blower doctor rick bright setting off a firestorm on capitol hill. viral vaccine expert say time is running out and we could be into the darkest winter in modern history. >> president and the republicans are going to be in the same place. we will let you know when we think the time is right to move again. i think there's a high likelihood we will do another bill. >> reporter: the challenge is a clear one open to negotiation. sadly leader mcconnell says to just pause. jillian: here is what secretary alex aczar said about that. >> every thing he is complaining about was achieved. everything he talked about was done. >> reporter: donald trump says bright seemed like a disgruntled employee, he said disciples were testimony he did in fact have a plan in place to combat a pandemic. according to the white house we can expect to find out how prep

. >> the former head glaxo smith kline to lead that effort alongside four-star army general gustav burnham. white house officials insist that yes, it is an aggressive timeline for the vaccine, it just a goal, not a certainty but they will give everything they have, jason. and also reopening the economy could well prove just as important as long-term health of the country, jason. >> jason: kevin, thank you. while the trump administration is doing everything it can to get america reopened quickly and safely, some of the left appeared toke be spreading fear about the push to reopen thehe country. i now that some governors have taken steps to loose l and stayt home orders, the media once again showing liberal bias. for example the governors of georgia and colorado have both taken similar steps to reopen their state. but brian kemp of georgia, a republican is -- they accused him of experimenting with "human sacrifice. despite the media's fearmongering, many americans have had enough with the forced lockdown. earlier today, hundreds of pennsylvanians gathered around the state capital to protest

on friday, trump named moncef slaoui, a former executive at glaxosmithkline, and army general gustave perna to lead the effort to develop a coronavirus vaccine, which trump has dubbed "operation warp speed." some have raised a reded flag or a possible conflict of interest as slaoui holds $10 million in stock options at biotech company moderna inc., which recently received $480 million in federal funding for coronavirus vaccine trials. white house trade adviser peter navarro blamed the centers for disease control prevention for "letting the country down" on testing sunday. navarro made the remarks on nbc's "meet ththe press." in response, the cdc told cnn,n, -- "we should remind mr. navarro that the cdc is a federal l agey part of the administration. the cdc didirector is an appoind positionon, and dr. redfield was appointed by president trump. if there is criticism of the cdc, ultimately mr. navarro is being critical of the president." on thursday, the white house released a six-page document outlining basic steps local governments could take too reopened their economies. the document

. >> at the home of the prague chart, general -- at the gustave perna and moncef slaoui. the goal is ambitious. president trump hopes to have a hundred million doses by fall. 200 million doses by december and 300 million doses by january. >> i have recently seen data from a clinical trial with the coronavirus vaccine. these data made me feel even more confident that we will be able to deliver a few hundred million doses of vaccine by the end of 2020. >> president trump today said it doesn't matter which country is first to find a vaccine. we have no ego. whoever gets it, we think it's great and we are going to work with them. >> the president saying he's confident even china would share if it wins the race but the fbi and dhs have worn china is trying to hack american vaccine research, endangering the outcome. >> china created a virus may have inflicted trillions of dollars of damage on our economy. killed tens of thousands of americans. now they want to steal a vaccine? come on. >> the white house also pointed fingers at the obama administration today saying the pandemic

don't even know enough about those countries to make a joke i'll just assume everyone there is named gustav and they chug fanta while riding mopeds. let us know if we got close. we even did worse than bhutan. just a side note here about bhutan what's up with their graph everyone else has a nice bell curve and their chart looks like the opening credits of "frazier." i guess bhutan figured out that the cure for coronavirus is -- ♪ tossed salads and scrambled eggs ♪ no, you're doing a show in your attic. anyway, the point is, there are lots of countries that have suppressed their outbreaks and now some of them are safely reopening in ways that are still far off for us like germany, where professional soccer returned this weekend, although with a slight twist >> germany could help provide the playbook for theut sports in the united states. today the bundesliga will make a return to the soccer field it's the first major sports league in the world along with korean baseball to return during the coronavirus pandemic the move comes as germany eases nationwide restrictions after seeing a drop in

the flexible support system was designed by architect alexandre-gustave eiffel. perhaps you've heard of his statue in paris. it was the highest structure in all of new york city, a triumph of engineering and an instant international icon. >> i think about the conditions under which that was done, and it was for nothing more than to docracd freedom and liberty. >> reporter: davidson has been documenting the statue as part of the national park's services historical national survey. the new national tour is just part of the project. the new scan will serve as a high-tech three dimensional blueprint, if, god forbid, anything should ever happen to the statue. >> this is a record that has many uses down the line. if they do need to make some alterations for social distancing, they've got a complete 3d model to map that stuff out. >> reporter: whenever the statue eventually reopens, touring its tight interior spaces will likely be done very differently. but there is still something powerful about being there in person. rtual visit is nice, bt it is no sustitute for thal

to explain about the machines, gustav bertrand had this one polish fake machine given to him in warsaw in 1939. it was crucially important to build more of these fake enigma machines. when the polish team reached him later in 1939, bertrand requisitioned, or put in an order at his favorite manufacturing company in paris for additional enigma machines. he had just got the quote -- it was very expensive -- for what he was ordering, in april of 1940. that was like three weeks before the germans arrived. somehow, miraculously, bert rand managed to convince the manufacturing company to keep on with its work and they managed -- and he managed to pay them even though they were working in the occupied part of france. by the early part of 1942, he had begun to take delivery of parts of fake enigma machines made by this factory. he was smuggling them back into the unoccupied zone, bits at a time, where they were reassembled by the polish in his chateau in the south of france, this meant by the summer of 1942, the polish had created a fully operating ending the machine and could communicate with

commission as the chief adviser for that initiative and the chief operating officer job will be filled by gustav perna who has been overseeing the army's global supply chain. operation warp speed has gone from 80 to 1,000 and the number of vaccines they are testing dr. anthony fauci says he wants to be something at finish line by january. >> let's hope? >> kayla, we're also getting headlines here from the president weighing in on the negative interest rate debate that has dominated cnbc today. what did he say? >> well, he's currently meeting in the cabinet room with state delegations from colorado and north dakota making some comments about fed chair jay w powell, his performance as fed chair has improved and president trump thinks that the u.s. should have negative interest rates. president trump also says that he thinks the schools should reopen so certainly making some headlines there. we'll see if the state leadership from colorado and north dakota agree on that front. sara >> thanks very much for that casino stocks meantime underperforming the broader market, meanwhile, clark county nevada,

the former head of glaxosmithkline vaccine division and four star army general gustav parnam. sales had the biggest decline sales on record. basically the country was shut down in april. they expect spending to rise this month as stores reopen but say the climb back will be slow given millions much of americans remain out of work. let me before he in my co-anchor for the hour, katy tur with the latest numbers as we track this virus. katy? >> chuck, here they are. there are more than 1.4 million confirmed cases of covid-19 in the united states. more than 87,000 people have lost their lives. as well we say those are only the people that have been tested. the u.s. issued about 10 million tests so far. we're currently testing an average of 330,000 people per day. that is a big improvement from where we were. but experts warn it is not enough. the harvard global health institute said last week the u.s. should be performing 900,000 tests per day by today. by today. >> okay. i mean we've been waiting, right? president just wrapped up the vaccine announcement event in the rose garden.

warp speed, to edelman, the former head of glaxosmithkline's backseat development division and general gustav who is in charge of the armies command based at the redstone arsenal near huntsville, alabama. he will serve as the chief advisor to the project, general perna will be the ceo. the goal of operation warp speed is to identify the most promising vaccine candidates being developed and then scaled up productions of that when a viable vaccine emerges, there are already doses of that vaccine ready for distribution to the public. president trump has set a target of having 100 million doses by fall. that will likely go to the most at risk populations. 200 million doses by december then by january 2021, enough doses to satisfy the majority of the population of the united states. here is kellyanne conway on all of that this morning. >> we are going to have the military in this private sector and the health professionals working on vaccines, fda has cut through so much red tape and regulation on president trump's watch. normally what would take years to approve in a matter of weeks, that's why t