political right to the tool holder to get more important issues like health of everyone involved dr lu used to be a delegate to the w.h.o. when taiwan was still allowed to attend the assembly as an observer but that ended . on beijing's behest when taiwan's president from the pro independence party took office 4 years ago china claims the island as its own territory and therefore deems taiwan has no right to w.h.o. membership. politics should be set aside when it comes to health issues it's good for taiwan to share its experience with the world but you know you're not a one of them made a contribution to public accountability so it's unfair to be excluded it away from him full blown. taiwan has maintained its infection rate lower than almost anywhere else with 0 domestic infections for over a month even so the taiwanese haven't let their guard down. perhaps this is one of the things the world and the w.h.o. could learn from this island. and let's get more we're joined by dr daniel lu the former taiwanese delegate to the who was also featured in the africa fort he joins us from taipei w

and let's get more we're joined by dr daniel lu the former taiwanese delegate to the w.h.o. who was also featured in the after party he joins us from taipei welcome to the program and thank you so much for being with us why is it so important for taiwan to once again have a seat at the deputy chose top table yes i've got to move on taipei thank you for this opportunity for will to speak up a little bit for compatriots and all hills is a signpost so for us to go to a couple shows not just for this epidemic along the pent is devastating for a lot of we were scared and we were very. anxious but we've managed so far but operational provide not only for the sexual diseases the profile all but all the issues the plateful for all the public health issues it's just not fair for us to to go into the bar so we get to work all by also with out with all cooperation and help well instructed or to the national stage and given the ongoing geopolitical tensions you know we mentioned that yes you are excluded as a member so that that is part of that how confident are you therefore that the w

in the battle to burn calories and build muscles, mr lu has some catching up to do. for three months, his city was in lockdown and his gym was out of bounds. but not anymore. "during the outbreak i felt my whole body slow down," he said. "but after coming back to the gym, i've been able to get my circulation going and get my muscles flexed again. this kind of feels fantastic." gyms across beijing have been allowed to reopen, but only under strict conditions. temperatures are ta ken when you enter and everyone has to wear a mask. "i treat it as a form of resistance training," says this man. "it's not a big deal, i can take it." social distancing is being enforced, and hygiene a top priority. the hope is that improved physical fitness will help in the fight against covid—19. translation: i really hope that all those fellow gym owners can keep going somehow, because this sector does have a lot of potential. when it comes to getting the nation fit in resisting this epidemic, i think our sector should keep going. 0nly certain businesses have been allowed to open their d

or to daniel lu in taipei relieve it there for the time being but thank you very much for joining us thank you let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world u.s. president donna from as rushed out that is very decisive barak obama following the former president rossley incompetent in a short question and answer session with reporters trump's attack came after obama criticized his administration's handling of the pandemic escorts and absolute chaotic disaster. japan has plunged into recession the government reported a 3.4 percent drop in gross domestic product in the 1st 3 months and exports had their worst month since a 2011 awkward tokyo has come up with a rescue package worth nearly one trillion dollars but analysts expect a deeper slump and a slow recovery. to hong kong now where for the 2nd time in 10 days scuffles broke out in the legislative council between pro-democracy and pro-government politicians there was sparked over the question of who heads a key committee in the parliament told the house committee it could oversee a debate on a bill that see

thank you so much, john barry, ashley parker, kristen welker, and, of course, chris lu. thank you all. >>> coming up -- shortages and surpluses. coronavirus complications are really testing the food supply chain. next we're live at a farm with 12 million -- that's million -- pounds of surplus potatoes. >>> plus, later in the show as states start to reopen and people go back to work, who's going to watch the kids? wild childcare is key to getting the economy back on track. stay with us, you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" on msnbc. for small prices, you can build big dreams. spend less, get way more. shop everything home at wayfair today. for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection or flu-like symptoms or sores, have had cance

generally there is a feeling in the society that alexander lu kashenko is underestimating the threat and is hiding the realfigure of underestimating the threat and is hiding the real figure of death. but at the same time there are people who follow the government advice and do not worry a lot, for simple several priests invite people to come to churches during easter and a few parishioners died after that. thank you very much forjoining us. in italy, the number of newly reported deaths from coronavirus has dropped to 194 down from the 215 deaths reported on friday. italy is the first country in the european union to have more than 30,000 deaths from coronavirus, but the numbers of new deaths are falling. spain has seen a similar drop, the country's health ministry says the number of newly reported deaths fell tojust under 180, down from the 229 new deaths reported friday. it brings the total death toll from the virus there to 26,108. navigating a country out of lockdown appears to pose more challenges than imposing one in the first place, but denmark seems to be making it work. it wa

director brennan and secretary lu submitted two and somehow, somehow, i know this sounds strange working in washington d.c., somehow once general flynn's name was unmasked in response to 39 separate requests from obama era officials, that information was leaked to the press. in the intelligence community, intelligence is shared based on the need to know. what i want to know is what need did these 39 obama era officials have for this surveillance, which included the name of a u.s. citizen? i suspect, madam president, it was done because what naturally happens next. the more people who know, the more likely the information is to leak to the press in service of a narrative. while unmasking can be legal if done by the rules, leaking that information is not. it's a crime. it's a felony punishable by up to 10 years in prison. as i mentioned, when it comes to understanding this investigation, there's a lot of information to sort through. that's why i'm glad that chairman lindsey graham, chairman of the judiciary committee, plans to hold extensive hearings into this whole matter, something the p

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ill "lff il-‘ll hhts lu— could do to staff the nhs rather than work on a reserve force. we recruit the retired? we saw it happening aureus or movies and dads army films but i'm not sure. to try and plaster over the huge wounds left by various cuts made by government, the lesson we have learned is that we have never needed oui’ learned is that we have never needed our nhs workers to be on point, trained, motivated and not have a huge turnover that we have recently seen. and that is the last word. thank you to both of our guests. it's the film review next. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best new movies available for viewing in the home. from eliza hittman, writer—director of the brilliant beach rats, comes another drama that manages to combine the gritty authenticity of a documentary with the poetic sensibility of pure cinema. that looks like a positive. if it's positive, is there any way it could be negative? no. a positive is always a positive. in never rarely sometimes always, hittman investigates an urgent contemporary i

life was returning to the chinese city of lu han now all at $11000000.00 residents are being tested after the discovery of a new cluster of cases. and didn't inquire into the actions of hong kong police during last year's pro-democracy protests clears some of using unnecessary violence saying the officers were responding to threats. on pablo foley s welcome to the show brazil's far right president john bolton out o. has lost his 2nd health minister in a month as he continues to downplay the dangers of the coronavirus nelson type show has stepped down after only a few weeks on the job giving no reason for his resignation also now though has been pushing to reopen the economy despite soaring deaths and new infections brazil is the epicenter of the pandemic in latin america almost $15000.00 people are now confirmed to have died from covert 19 though the crew death toll is likely to be much higher. now our reporter hang around me joins me in the studio with more details on the story high hunch when. do we have any indication as to why taj resigned. gave new reason absolutely no reason for his

european level and to be able to cooperate more closely with partners like germany lisa thank you lisa lu is in paris and you were looking at live pictures there from the commemoration ceremonies in paris by the way well here in germany many of the larger world war 2 commemoration events have been canceled because of the pandemic but smaller memorial events are still taking place here in berlin people have been paying paying their respects to one of the city's at war memorial sites the city has declared a public holiday and all are of the anniversary german leaders will take part in a small commemoration event at germany's main memorial for the victims of war and dictatorship during the next hour. d.w. simon young is covering the anniversary for us here in berlin and he's down at the side of the ceremony in the german capital simon how is this day being remembered here in germany. well terry the 8th of may is referred to in germany is the day of liberation the day when germany was liberated from the not see the dictatorship that's how it's that's how it's framed now and as you mentioned h

lu lugar abierto o cerrado. >>> no compartir platos ni cubiertos en un restaurante comer afuera y hay que tener cuidado en la forma que los meseros... en los servicios religiosos el riesgo es alto, la preferencia es que no ac damos a los templos todavÍa. se sigan usando mascarillas en cualquier caso, estemos donde estemos. es el principal experto del gobierno en este tema. deben usaras en los lugares pÚblicos no solo por protecciÓn, sino porque muchos... pidiÓ cautela en la reapertura y confio en que una vacuna po trai estar lista para noviembre y diciembre serÍa estupendo. en otro frente el presidente trump declarÓ la guerra a twitter. el presidente dice que esta red social atenta contra la libertad de expresiÓn. recordaÁa se lo dijimos anoche, que twitter puso un a viso de mensaje engaÑoso en uno de los tweet del presidente y ahÍ comenzÓ todo. cristina londoÑo >>> el matrimonio entre el presidente trump y twitter es uno por conveniencia y hoy se estÁ sacudiendo. el medio social es el megÁfono mÁs importante del mandatario desde que estaba en campaÑa. pero hoy, es el

back to you. >> kristie lu stout joining us live from hong kong. many thanks for that. >>> still to come. so many americans lost to covid-19. they came from all walks of life and left behind grieving families and friends. we will take a closer look at some of those lost. >>> we want to end this hour the same way we started, reflecting on the more than 100,000 u.s. lives lost to the coronavirus. that's 100,000 families impacted. a growing tragedy that experts say did not have to happen. these are victims from all walks of life, and cnn is remembering some of those who lost their lives. here's wolf blitzer. >> reporter: val len tina black horse was a member of the navajo nation. she won several pageants including miss western navajo. as it swept through her reservation, she warned others to wash their hands. she died one day after testing positive for coronavirus. she was 28. wilson roosevelt german worked at the white house under 11 presidents. he started as a cleaner during the eisenhower administration. he was promoted to butler under president ke

cnn's christie lu stout is standing by. if things couldn't get more complicated between the u.s. and china, it looks like it's about to. >> reporter: it's getting more and more complicated as the tension rachets up. the pressure is building on beijing but the pressure point is where i am reporting from live, you know, here in hong kong. all eyes on the united states though. what is going to be u.s. president donald trump's movie specially after secretary of state mike pompeo made that declaration to congress saying hong kong was no longer autonomous. that is more than words. it opens up to significant action including the u.s. revoking the special trade status to hong kong which will jeopardize land interrupts the status. they are considering a citizen path for 3,000,000 citizens unless beijing scraps this. this was published every day and she urged the people of hong kong to accept and welcome the new legislation that was passed. she condemned external forces. she said, external forces have intensified their interference in hong kong's internal affairs, passed laws relating to h

kristie lu stout. thank you. many thanks for the update. >>> markets are being stirred. the hang seng in hong kong taking a real beating finishing the day down more than 5%. you can see the anything kay down almo nikkei down. we are joined from tokyo. as we can see kori, the hong kong markets certainly spooked by this new security legislation. but it has faulted through the rest of the markets in this part of the world, in asia. >> reporter: absolutely, anna. beijing is moving to impose the new security laws. the hang seng off by 5.5%. big tumble led by property stocks. that rippled through particularly in the afternoons as some of the bigger markets in the region like japan moved lower. investors remember the pro democracy movements in 2019 and a whiff of the new restrictions on autonomy, the civil liberties hong kong has enjoyed since 1997 are causing investors to take the markets. the fact that we didn't get a forecast from china weighed on sentiments as well. you are seeing a move in other equity markets lower. you're seeing dow futures move lower by about 1%. other

kristie lu stout, cnn. >>> jetblue airlines found a big way to say thank you to health care workers and first responders in new york city by doing a three plane flyover on thursday evening. the airline used three new york city themed planes that says i love ny, nypd, and fdny. jetting across the city's iconic skyline at about 2,000 feet. it's also donating round trip flight certificates to 10,000 health care workers. way to go, jetblue. >>> okay. so in addition to sunglasses and sunscreen, there are some new precautions for tourists when they finally return to greece's most popular island. the owner of the beach bar has placed plexiglass barriers around the lounge chairs to keep people physically distant. it is a reaction of course to the covid crisis which has slashed advanced bookings here by more than half. the bar owner doesn't like the screens but says he'll do whatever it takes to bring the customers back. he hopes to be back in business in july. santorini, wouldn't we all like to be there. thanks so much for watching "cnn newsroom." i'm natalie allen. much more news right after t

. >> well, cnn's kristie lu stout is following the story from hong kong. good to see you. it's not just the united states applying pressure on china. global outrage is building including in australia. so how is china reacting to all this? >> well, rosemary, we are awaiting word from beijing. we have put in a request for comment with china's foreign ministry affairs, not likely to get a comment today. we have heard from the chinese global times designed to fool u.s. voters. this claim is a repeated claim that something that china has heard before, a repeated claim from the trump administration that the origin of the coronavirus is linked to a lab in central china, that many scientists believe that the origin is not the lab but in a live animal market in wuhan. but again the trump administration is the origin is at the wuhan institute of sri ro virology. it has in the past received u.s. funding, in fact funding from the u.s. national institute of health. according to reports, in 2018 american diplomats in china raised the alarm twice about safety standards at the lab. but in

jorge: lo que vamos a presentar de una enfermedad inexistente el covid 19 lu enfermedad que mÁs vidas cobrÓ en el mundo. miren el grÁfico. el 28 de febrero la malaria la mÁs mortal, seguida por desnutriciÓn. el covid no figuraba en el listado. hasta semanas despuÉs. el 28 de marzo el covid 19 se colocÓ en el dÉcimo tercer lugar con 30 mil muertes. ahora este salto. el 28 de abril, hace un un mes el covid 19 era la principal causa de muerte en todo el mundo. la semana pasada reclamÓ 4 veces mÁs vidas que la influenza. una enfermedad que al principio se llegÓ a comparar con el covid 19. ♪ ilia: en brasil el cementerio mÁs grande de amÉrica latina funciona a un ritmo intenso para hacer frente al nÚmero de personas que mueren de coronavirus. jorge: hasta hoy perÚ reportÓ mÁs de 136 mil casos de coronavirus. mÁs de 4 mil muertes. el mayor del paÍs entierran los muertos muchos de la misma familia. al parecer provienen de barrios pobres con pocas posibilidades de hacerse pruebas por lo que infectan a familiares sin sentirse enfermos. ilia: argentina pasÓ los 500 muertos

kristie lu stout is standing by with the very latest. interesting that the u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo calling beijing's plan a death knell for hong kong's freedoms. but without donald trump weighing in, it probably doesn't mean much. tell us about the international reaction and beijing's response. >> reporter: at the moment we still have this war of words between the u.s. and china, but right now, during the pandemic, it is not about covid, it is all about the fate and future of hong kong. and now chai's ambassador the c and also mike pompeo said that the legislation would be a death knell for hong kong's autonomy, we have this twitter post just put up a few hours ago by china's mission to the u.n. condemning those statements from the u.s. let's bring it up for you. it keyeds, no country in the world would tolerate any activities that undermine its national security. any legislation for hong kong sar to safe guard national security is china's internal favors. u.s. attempt in interfering in hong kong affairs is doomed to fail. now, thursday, we know that

es lu primera vez que solicita desempleo. >> antes de la pandemia recÍbiamos 49 millones de personas al aÑo. de ahora en adelante no en serÁ igual. reportera: con la reapertura la empresa ya estÁ desarrollando barreras para los juegos de mesa y mÁquinas en los casinos. pre inglÉs] [inglÉs] >> la meta es dar seguridad para la gente que se sienta seguros al regresar. reportera: con la reapertura de los casinos la protecciÓn serÁ una prioridad. es una barrera de cinco partes que permite la separaciÓn entre jugadores, jugadores con el repartidor de cartas. otros casinos tomarÁn la temperatura en las entradas y utilizar luces para desinfectar las mÁquinas. estos mÉtodos primero tendrÁn que ser aprobados por la junta de control de juegos de nevada. mientras tanto los trabajadores y turistas esperan que vuelva a resplandecer la fabulosa las vegas. en nevada, univisiÓn. ilia: vamos con patricia y un adelanto de esta noche. patricia: gracias, ilia. esta noche activistas proinmigrantes celebran la victoria legal sobre una polÍtica migratoria. la corte apelaciones del novenio cir

lu said it's important for other researchers to consider the study's information, but warns there are still man unknowns. >> and this is the dire situation. there is so much we need to learn from the pandemic. until a vaccine is developed, nobody is safe. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> tensions between the u.s. and china are escalating with the trump administration accusing china of a lack of transparency about the origin of the coronavirus. here's more from washington, d.c. >> china should have informed us they had a problem. >> reporter: the war of words between china and the u.s. is heating up. the trump administration accusing beijing of a massive coverup, including a new crackdown on coronavirus victims in their families with online sensorship, police interrogations and pay laughs to silence survivors. >> they need to still allow us in to talk to early patients and the chinese researchers and scientists. and to have access. >> reporter: the fight intensified last week, following intelligence reports pointing to a wuhan lab as the most likely source of the outb

al un reabrir lus clientes no llegaban. el negocio estaba al un punto de la quiebra. ellos pensaron en cerrar y despedir los empleados. cuando ocurriÓ un milagro? >> llegaron mÁs ordenes. entonces nos comentaron que habÍa un amigo, ahora, un amigo que tiene un negocio por aquÍ cerca. que puso un video avisando que necesitÁbamos ayuda. reportero: el dueÑo de otro restaurante que compraba comida en ese lugar al darse cuenta subiÓ un video a facebook y pidiÓ que ayuden. >> pensando que cerraba, con el apoyo de la comunidad. nos ayudÓ reabrir y traer nuestro equipo. reportero: el restaurantero que iniciÓ la campaÑa, a Él pronto se unieron otros comerciantes. ademÁs, donÓ las ganancias de un dÍa de su negocio para ayudar los hermanos. >> me siente muy bien, no quiero crÉdito, fue la comunidad quiÉn lo hizo. me hace feliz que estÉ y que tengan su trabajo dijo el hombre que iniciÓ la campaÑa. reportero: al dÍa siguiente del video agotÓ toda la comida en pocas horas. su pÁgina de internet colapsÓ de tantos pedidos. desde entonces llegan como nunca ante

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abc 7 news reporter will you lus the story. >> after mounting pressure and three days after president trump designated places of worship as essential, governor newman newsom revealed guidelines for places of worship to reopen. >> we reserve the right ourselves to determine the things that we should do that would be in the interest of our people. >> bay area black preaches opposed the reopening of churches in the state, citing data that points to the african-american community being disproportionately affected by covid-19. >> 3,000 confirmed cases in our zip code. east oakland has been hit hard by this pandemic, and so, therefore, i stand in support of not opening our church doors at this time. it's not safe. >> the extensive list of guidelines include social distancing, wearing face masks, screening for temperature and other symptoms, frequently cleaning highly trafficked areas, and singing or performances need to be modified. >> what choolallenges do you anticipate with these guidelines? >> okay, but you are teaching me for a long time that we have a god that heals, but now you send

esa es la lecciÓn de nuevo tema de fanny lu y andrÉs cuervo. francisca: ellos nos traen un nuevo vÍdeo musical del sencillo " no pidamos perdÓn" que invitan volver a creer. >> fanny lu se convierte en una princesa de cuento de hadasgracias a su colega y compatriota, andrÉs cuervo, en no pidamos perdÓn. [ mÚsica] fanny lu: fue como vivir un cuento hermoso y soÑar. el vÍdeo invita a soÑar y a creer en nosotros por eso estÁn todos los elementos del presente. [ mÚsica] vpero ademÁs " no pidamos perdÓn" le dio la oportunidad a andrÉs de trabajar por primera ocasiÓn con fanny lu. andrÉs: una canciÓn que yo escribÍ y que luego la convertimos en una canciÓn de los dos. fue una canciÓn que saliÓ de mi cabeza y que luego fue en un dueto. >> por cierto, fanny revela televisa cuÁl fue el objetivo de reeditarlas " lÁgrimas cÁlidas" fanny: yo creo mucho en el poder de agradecimiento y cuando tÚ re evalúas, mas para atrÁs y puedes volver al camino y agradecer por el momento por la oportunidad esto ha hecho todo esto posible.. >> hoy

the spacex team and a big congratulations to jim bridenstine and his leadership edersher with kathy lu and the commercial team. fantastic day, really proud to be part of it. a lot of the team could not be here today but i can tell you they are watching it. they actually had a virtual launch watching party and they were very excited to see the launch as well. finally, our international partners. i had a chance to get congratulations from many of my counterparts across the international space station partnership. a good part of the commercial crew and the spacex efforts along the way. today they were watching. i can tell you they are all very excited about having their crew members fly in the near future on the dragon and come up to the international space station. today on board the iss, the crew tobers are getting ready have their additional crewmates on board. i know they are very excited. i would be surprised if they don't have something special hooks up for them when they arrive. look forward to that. there is a lot of work to be done on the iss and i know that bob and doug together

november november already has restrictions lu s loosened the. >>> san jose open its gardens for self-guided tours. the touchless outdoor tour has 20 stops throughout the four-acre garden. visitors have to wear masks and social distance from other guests. the fame home is known for its really bizarre design. that's still closed. tours of the garden will be offered thursday through sundays but you have to buy your tickets online in advance. >>> a north bay congressman is clean shaven again. a democrat mike thompson pledged to shave off his corona beard if people donated to shave his neighbors. here is video that thompson shared on his facebook as he shaved off his white beard. it had grown over the past several weeks and took out the razors after donors gave $20,000 to community action of napa valley. >> there you go. thank you very much for your contributions making sure we're able to feed people who need meals and there you go. i still have a face for radio. >> his wife jan is, quote, even happier that his corona beard is now history. now jan's opinion is the only opinion that matters, but

one lu is fine and as far as the worst is yet to come if tourists from germany britain and france stay away this year they might not be any summer holiday business at all. national organization with one that will probably not only do we not know when we can reopen our restaurants again we also don't know how we would do so do we need to reduce the amount of tables to ensure enough distance between guests we've hardly got any room to begin with. this is going to cost us more jobs we're talking about iraq we're going to put it off a little bit if it is. to reason is because riving focus for spain's economy this is what it looked like a year more than $18000000.00 jews this close to one in 10 jobs a part of the hospitality industry after years of record breaking numbers of 2 wrists florentino fell god also economist at the university of all now believes spain is facing a serious crisis. if it does because by next year but even then the virus hits spain especially hard when about stomach the country's image so tourists might be wary of coming to visit the governor's conference base private

>> reporter: all part of a virtual graduation put on by facebook friday, actress gina rodriguez and lu and kevin durant surprised one lucky graduate by dropping into his instagram. >> congrats, brother i appreciate all the love and support, man >> reporter: and it's not just the famous going above and beyond, but as often as the case, teachers too in plano, texas, the band structures normally play at the big structure. this weekend they're playing on students' individual lawns. >> it's pretty cool they come down to play the fight song for me one last time. >> reporter: this band leader couldn't get the band together, so he recorded pomp and circumstance himself, playing every single part. ♪ for graduates of buckeye union high in arizona, a literally race to the future >> graduates, start your engines! >> reporter: the senior class taking over the phoenix raceway, circling the track in cars with their parents to fireworks and cheers just one of the many moments the class of 2020 will never forget. >> you know there may not be pomp because of our circumstances. never has a graduating c

talking of invincible, in neighbouring belarus, president lu kashenko refused to cancel his victory day parade, despite belarus having one of the highest growth rates of coronavirus infections in europe. back in russia, they've gone to great lengths to congratulate all the veterans locked down at home. instead of sending a card, the army sent this local hero a rocket launcher to his front door. 93—year—old vladimir doesn't need a rocket launcher — all he wants is for the pandemic to end. "the war was terrible", he says. "but at least we knew how to defeat the enemy. "no—one knows how to beat this virus." russia is proud of its victory in the war. it's hoping it can win this battle too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. belarus has also been marking the anniversary of the end of the second world war in europe.it held the spread of coronavirus has left new york's streets virtually empty, and the faces of passers—by concealed by masks. in her new photoseries, mask smile, photographer laura fuchs has set out to show that people are remaining positive, and that much of a smile is

political rhetoric we need to hold on to the more important issues like health of everyone involved dr lu used to be a delegate to the w.h.o. when taiwan was still allowed to attend the assembly as an observer but that ended on beijing. behest when taiwan's president from the pro independence party took office 4 years ago china claims the island as its own territory and therefore deems taiwan has no right to w.h.o. membership. politics should be set aside when it comes to health issues it's good for taiwan to share its experience with the world but you know in general taiwan will make a contribution to public health so it's unfair to be excluded our way through that will probably. taiwan has maintained its infection rate lower than almost anywhere else with 0 domestic infections for over a month even so the taiwanese haven't let their guard down. perhaps this is one of the things the world and the w.h.o. could learn from this island. half a trillion. trillion that's 12 zeros and astronomical song which german chancellor angela merkel and french president emanuel have pledged to speed euro

talking of invincible, in neighbouring belarus, president lu kashenko refused to cancel his victory day parade, despite belarus having one of the highest growth rates of coronavirus infections in europe. back in russia, they've gone to great lengths to congratulate all the veterans locked down at home. instead of sending a card, the army sent this local hero a rocket launcher to his front door. 93—year—old vladimir doesn't need a rocket launcher — all he wants is for the pandemic to end. "the war was terrible", he says. "but at least we knew how to defeat the enemy. "no—one knows how to beat this virus." russia is proud of its victory in the war. it's hoping it can win this battle too. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. to switzerland now, where the coronavirus pandemic has highlighted the poverty faced by many people, in one of the world's richest countries. switzerland is famous for its private banks and luxury watchmakers but for weeks hundreds of people have been turning to food banks for vital supplies. rich preston has this report. as in many parts of the world, the corona

. >> andrew lu, from parker, yapa kids.org, a wonderful idea, a wonderful web site and can't wait to hear more about it in the future. thanks for joining us. >> very nice. >>> let's head outside right now, it is hot. a beautiful live shot now, in the east bay, looking toward the bay bridge. and san francisco. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri, working not only from home but working in the garden outside where you should be on this night. >> yes. oh, man, my camera is working double time, with its heat outside today, i know a lot of you who know that, you're out for ten or 15 minutes and you can really start to feel that sun. so the hat and sunglasses, most appropriate today, but then every once in a while, in the east bay, you will feel a little bit of a breeze, and some of that slightly cooler air coming in from san francisco. and i mean it is only slight, but overall, it kind of helps when that wind starts to kick up. and bring you out to the sky camera network, from tiberon looking to san francisco, and a thin vail of fog to the golden gate bridge, it is out ther

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the country's president alexander lu kashenko has consistently downplayed the threat posed by coronavirus and vowed to hold the parade to show the world belarus was not afraid of covid—i9. the country is one of the worst affected by the pandemic in europe with more than 21000 people infected. russia celebrates victory in what they call ‘the great patriotic war‘ today. but for some nations such as those in eastern europe, who fell under communist rule after ww2, it may not feel like much a celebration at all. let's speak to historian roger moorhouse, he specialises in ww2, german and polish history. thank you very much for being with us today. it is worth saying that on friday, people in the uk where marking victory in europe day as it is known, the big celebrations that took place in london that day, a very memorable day, winston churchill on the balcony in buckingham palace with the king and queen. how is the victory in europe day regarded in eastern europe beyond, let's say, the kremlin and the clear propaganda value that mr putin has attached to it?|j the clear propaganda value t