wasserman-schultz: i do. sec. wilkie: i do want to do it in a way that still reminds americans of the horror. and because of the times in which we live, where we have seen anti-semitism reach our shores, i want to make sure that v.a. is doing the best we can to educate and remind people why those veterans in that cemetery fought against that horror from 1941 to 1945. i just want my meaning clear about what i am thinking. rep. wasserman-schultz: secretary, i don't want to prolong this and i am certainly not questioning your personal commitment to upholding religious pluralism, and fighting against anti-semitism. commitmentw is not a to begin the section 106 process, and i can assure you that this is not the last time we are going to deal with this. this is going to be dealt with one way or the other. i really would urge you to make sure that we can set aside those 1940's and from the put them in context historically. there are other places in the cemeteries to do that, without having them appear -- sec. wilkie: and

earlier i spoke to correspondent philip schultz in seville spain i began by asking him how things have changed in the country now that the lockdown rules are being eased. most people that i saw on the streets today were extremely relieved that they could finally reach their apartment to get called many it's been 7 weeks and as you can still see behind me it's been a very beautiful day here in spain so in some cities officials actually warned of overcrowding but from what i've seen on the streets people are following the regulations quite well and they ask a lot of restrictions for example. a different time slots for different age groups and also you are not allowed to walk further away than one kilometer radius raunchier apart. so they're proceeding with caution it sounds like one of the next steps from the spanish government. to today's step is really just the 1st step. it's planned for spaces that the government calls transition to a new normality trying to. stress that it's a symmetrical clan and meaning that different regions can move in different speeds according to the infection

we're joined now by our correspondent philip schultz in seville in southern spain yawn it's good to see you as well spain has had a very strict lock down rules in place for the past few weeks of course what's the feeling now that there being a strike. and it's a great feeling especially comes together with a significant decline in the number of corona virus deaths we have seen the figures for more than 2 months personally i've been in a privileged situation in the past 2 weeks as a journalist. and as a parent i could take my child at least last weekend but for many people it's really the 1st time in 7 weeks that there should be fair apartment for anything else. however the restrictions still here they can only go out at specific times there's a specific time slot for each age group for example adults can only go out in the morning and in the late evening and. so staggered session so to speak we understand today's move is part of a comprehensive roadmap there what are the next steps the spanish government is planning. exactly at the moment it's just the 1st part of a comprehensive plan f

german finance minister all of schultz is proposing an aid package to help us apologies in the country schultz wants to invest $57000000000.00 euros to help cities and towns cope with the climbing tax revenues and to stabilize the finances germany is facing its deepest recession since world war 2 juta the coronavirus pandemic. there one of the biggest casualties in the krona virus crisis has been a culture of in particular live music and theater although some performances are being streamed online some theater and production companies are warning that they may well go bankrupt unless they receive financial help. alex forrest why the joins me now to give us the measure of the problem just how big is it alex well it's a global problem and let's just take one element to life it and it's likely to be one of the last sept is to reopen off to this crisis now we know that some theaters are already taking the decision to close as one in the south of england that has already gone into administration there are other british that is that say they are very close to bankruptcy and that's despite th

. >> schultz says since japan demands on exports the situation overseas will be crucial for its economy. >> exportsts are the big proble. they had beenn cut of course early because of thee demand drp in chchina. chchina is now restarting but w are only seeing gradually because overall demand in the world in the u.s. and europe is very low. there were heavy lockdowns. this has a longer term impact and restarting the supply chains will take time. it will be difficult to travel so this is not an easy situation. >> he points out that japan still could be well positioned to weather the effects of the crisis. >> japan's strong labor market is really one of the core assets. and employment contracts are very stable for most employees. it's a big problem because the service sector is employing so many people and with department stores bbeing shut down and department stores being closede tempoporarily t this isis a big problblem. employees are being laid off but not as much as in other countries. we haven't seen unemployment picking up. >> schultz sees to support recovery the government and compa

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here is stephanie gosk >> reporter: mike schultz in early february 190 pounds a very fit 43-year-old. here he is after six weeks in the hospital with covid-19 almost all that time on a ventilator. >> when i first saw myself, i was like wow i felt like it looked like a skeleton basically. >> reporter: the nurse from san francisco flew to miami the first week in march for winter party festival his boyfriend joshua one of the deejays. he was aware of coronavirus, but at the time wasn't overly concerned. what did you think of your chances of getting it and your chances of getting it and being as sick as you were. >> i thought there was a chance i could get it, but also, if i get it, it will be like a bad cold, and it will blow over. >> reporter: a week before, new orleans went forward with mardi gras confirmed cases in the country only just topped 100, most on the west coast not a single one in miami. while two large festivals in the city would be cancelled days later, the winter party, a six day music and dancing event was still on >> i didn't realize the seriousness of it all. >> report

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this is mike schultz before he got sick in early march. and there on the right is how he looked when he woke up 50 pounds lighter after more than a month on a ventilator. >> i didn't even recognize myself. like i had hair on like where i can grow hair and, you know, they had shaved my beard because they needed to put something in. obviously the weight loss, i felt like -- i pretty much cried when i looked in the mirror. >> schultz just turned 44 and had no underlying health conditions. he says he's slowly getting his strength back but still needs a lot of rest breaks. >>> a group of high school seniors from placer county defying the stay-at-home order to celebrate a milestone together. reporter valena jones on the graduation photos raising some eyebrows tonight. >> reporter: graduating during a pandemic is not how dylan weaver thought he would be celebrating his departure from lincoln high. >> i missed out on a lot of things. >> reporter: nearly 100 students standing side by side sporting their caps and gowns like these photos taken sunday

georgepete: and work talking wie former secretaries george schultz, issues on my mind. mr. secretary, what was your favorite job you ever had. george: recent job, job in place something that you have to do in order to get some money. if you say that i never had a job in my life. i've always done things that i have found rewarding and interesting. if i want of doing something that wasn't that i would find something else to do. but in government, is a great privilege and an opportunity to serve. and i had a succession of jobs and all of them other tough moments but they were rewarding. starting with my two and half years overseas in the united states marine corps in world war ii. and i was, fighting for my country. and it was victorious. he didn't much to do with it but i was one person. i served in the eisenhower administration as counsel and economic advisers. it was a great privilege and i remember going down to my office, it was in this big office building right next to the white house. part of the allstate building anyway, i had an office with a window that looked out on

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this is mike schultz about a month before he got sick. on the left of course, right in the recovery ward, several weeks later. he used to work out and healthy 190 pounds and now 140 pounds and his lung capacity slowly coming back but took a hit through this. schultz said he felt so weak he could barely hold the phone to take that picture on the right. and when he woke up, he thought he'd only been in the hospital for one week, when he had been in the hospital for six. a cnn medical analyst, chief clinical officer of providence health system and she's joining us now to talk about this. doctor, that change, this is getting so much attention because it's just undeniable. he looks like a different person, right? he was intubated for 4.5 weeks. what does that tell you about the toll this virus takes on your body and i know you've seen some of this. >> thank you, brianna, for asking and it's not just the virus but staying in an icu is really hard on the body and we've known for a long time there is a condition called icu associated weakness peo

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that story from john philip schultz and he told us more about the pandemic social impact on. it's really becoming a huge problem all of us spain also year and city in 7 spain a city that is highly depending on tourism you see charity or organizations all of the city and the alledged food for the needy however that's a big difference between the government and some experts when it comes to the numbers of people affected meaning the numbers of people that haven't received any sign mentioned support yet the ministry of labor says we're talking about iran's threats 50060000 cases sierre some research indicates the number could be as high as 1000000 people it's probably impossible at the moment to give a precise number but what is for sure is that every single case as a personal tragedy behind it's like the one we saw in the report this bendish social welfare system generally weak. welfare systems in a lot of european countries and it was actually a big project of the new left wing governments to strengthen the social welfare system but they were barely 2 months in office when the

declared there in spain 1000 honor the 27000 people died from carpet 1000 and i reporter young philip schultz is in spain there witnessing this ceremony what is this moment what is this meant to spain and how is a country trying to look ahead to. spain as the traumatized country at the moment as the pictures of overcrowded hospitals of haitians begging for a still very fresh in the collective memory of the people and my impression is that it will still take a very long time for those wounds to heal. and i think 2 things make it worse at the moment. spain is a very divided country when it comes to politics their right to be a physician is strongly criticizing the management of the crisis by the left wing government and the economic predictions like getting worse and worse every day several millions of spaniards have already lost their jobs so the big hope at the moment is that there will still be some kind of. some. very rich and very big economic factor for the country but this is not sure yet this will let you take place this year. we see people clapping there as part of the ceremony flags a

now after a brush with death, schultz has a message. >> i'm just hoping that my before and after picture just shows you that this is serious. it can happen to you. >> reporter: ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> a rare sight. president trump seen wearing a mask during his visit to a ford motor company plant today. when asked by reporters if he wore a mask during the tour, mr. trump said he had one on before but, quote, didn't want to give the press the pleasure of seeing it. trump has defended his refusal to wear a mask saying he and his inner circle are routinely tested. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. still ahead, from big bets to big changes. what a northern california casino is doing so people won't feel like taking a gamble with their health. >>> and new evidence of corruption. what our investigative unit uncovered about the role a restaurant owner played in the san francisco public works scandal. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri working from home and tracking that heat. i'll let you know when near 100-degree temperatures return and when we could have a few more showers. that's

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earlier we spoke to correspondent yan philip schultz in seville spain and asked him what lay ahead. just the 1st step of a long procedure. plan for spaces that the government calls transition to a new normality prime minister census stressed that a symmetrical plan and meaning bad different regions can move in different speeds according to the infection rates one of the most important milestones would be to open restaurants again in a few weeks and then at the end of the road probably in mid june spend yes will be allowed to travel again at least within the country the plan says that hotels can open again in may and mitten a budget only a limited capacity of about 30 percent but i talked to the head of the association of hotels in southern spain and he has very little hope that there will be anything close to a normal summer season there might be some spends to respond to the international tourists and of course this is dramatic for them for the economy and spain more than $2000000.00 people work in the tourism sector. austria also went through 7 weeks of lockdown and is now gradual

this wedding is going hollywood sort of janine in philip schultz tied the knot at a duesseldorf drive in theater they guest on their cars because of the coronavirus only a wedding for 2 was planned but then all of her word is out. on thursday i was called to see if we would like to from the registry office the mayor would carry out the wedding himself and of course we said yes without thinking yes there could be 30 cars we didn't count on that otherwise we could only have celebrated a loan at the registry office. the car's only decorated in the colors of the bundesliga club for tonight dusseldorf a wish of the newlyweds they're big fans then things got serious by now i mean my name is thomas gazal i am the mayor of the city of dusseldorf as my main job i'm no guillory register as a part time job this is an activity of particularly enjoy doing. and then mark here the muffled sound from the car radios the separating plexiglas it doesn't matter if it takes the spotlight away from the romance movie where you are now legally connected spouses by law would you. guess congratulate the happy

that welfare programs can't even keep up with the soaring demand for food aid did abuse john philip schultz visited one spanish family now dependent on charity food aid 2 months ago a man who had it on the it as wouldn't have believed it if you told him he would be in this position in mid march the father of 3 was still a substitute teacher then his life went into freefall 1st he lost his job then his wife lost hers then the family had to use the last of their savings now he has to get food from the red cross without this charity his family wouldn't be able to get by. all of a sudden i stood there and went through a range of emotions 1st fear then helplessness then desperation then. when it started i tried to fight my emotions but then i had to let go and accept what i was going through. the finn the small child office to poland in southern spain there are about 980 families who depend on food handouts the fact that you see no lights here is because the local charity has a telephone appointment system says social worker. they do this to reduce the danger of infection but also so those in ne

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joining me now from severe in southern spain is correspondent john philip schultz younger looks fine has had really strict lockdown rules the past few weeks what's the feeling there now that they're being aged. that's a very good feeling personally i've been in that privilege to situation as a journalist it was to move more or less freely and there were also certain relaxations for parents and children but for a lot of people today it's really the 1st time in 7 weeks that they have been able to to leave their apartments and as you can see behind me it's a very beautiful day it's a sunny day and people are enjoying life outside on the streets so many people and say that in some regions officials have already warned of overcrowding but of course there are still a lot of frustrations in place we have heard about the different shifts to different time slots for different age groups but there's also a one kilometer radios. restriction and a lot of people have started to don't load apps just show them where exactly they can go within the one kilometer radius well we understand that today's

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