A new outbreak emerge in the countrys north. Israels political future in the banks the top court hears the final arguments to a new power sharing deal. And on time how much now have all the sport. For those in its top division is syria back in training following permission from the countrys government. So from italy to india a new working week has begun with the lifting of many of the restrictions imposed to fight the coronavirus but some are questioning whether its all too soon italy has recorded nearly 29000 deaths that is the worst toll in europe but it has begun easing lockdowns allowing people to return to work and visit family many businesses there are also reopening and across the world there have been more than 3 and a half 1000000 infections and. Some Health Experts fear the reopening of many countries will lead to a 2nd wave President Donald Trump says hes confident of a vaccine by the end of the year the u. S. Is not joining a european led conference which is aimed at raisin
Breach lockdown orders from much needed wages. Exploiting the pandemic chinas accused of furthering its ambitions in disputed territory on the high seas. And in sport formula one announces its plan to start the delay that 2020 season after losing at 10 races to covert 900 that they hope to begin with the australian in july without spectators. Britains Prime Minister has returned to work finding to lead from the front in the fight against coronavirus barras johnson was diagnosed with a virus a month ago and spent 3 days in intensive care in his 1st speech since leaving hospital he says the u. K. s is starting to turn the tide in tackling the outbreak johnsons pledge his government will outline plans for easing restrictions but hes warning of the risk of a 2nd wave john hall is joining us live from westminster and Central London john at the tone of the Prime Ministers message was very much a rallying call whats he been saying. Yes a rallying call trying to bring the public with him tryin
Rules. Also 200 migrants are left homeless after a fire in a greek camp well speak to one of the groups working on the island. And then School Formula one and now says its plan to start the delayed 2020 season after losing the 10 races to curve it 19 that they hope to begin with the off chance in july with us spectators. Welcome to the news hour we are waiting for an update on the current virus pandemic live from the w. H. O. In geneva very soon well be bringing you that as soon as we get it but we begin the news hour in the United Kingdom where Prime Minister Boris Johnson has returned to work after he was infected there have been more than 150000 cases and more than 20000 deaths in the u. K. And he says its too soon to ease the lockdown he spent 8 days in hospital 3 of them in intensive care after being diagnosed with the virus a month ago johnson believes progress is being made but is warning of a risk of a 2nd wave. If this virus were a physical assailant an unexpected and invisibl
Bush administration and later jared cohen set the precedent due to the deaths of their predecessors. Enjoy book tv now and over the weekend on cspan2. Starting out on book tv World Affairs Institute Distinguished fellow joshua project discusses the views of socialism. Thanks to jeff and charles for the hospitality. And as alluded to, this is quite an august group including im afraid a number of people who know as much about the subject asi do. Im going to do my best to leave plenty of time for giveandtake around thetable. The book, socialism is in the airright now. The book is first of all a history and im going to quickly set the history and then spend some minutes on whats happening today and then we will have a backandforth or around the table. So the term socialism was coined in the 1820s and 30s by the followers of a small group of thinkers, british and french who were not out to overthrow governments but had ideas of a Better Society of sharing and also had the quite good idea th
Hold brief sessions every three days. Bipartisan negotiations continue on different options for voting remotely in committees and on the house floor. Senate coverage on cspan2 and the house on cspan. The as is with usco today courtesy of david and noel ray and rosalind rocks. Ms. Diaz was born in puerto ri rico. Her work has been published in rolling stone, the guardian, rage, and the New York Times magazine. Included in the best american essayses 2016. She is thed recipient of two prizes and Elizabeth George Foundation Grant and fellowship from mcdowell colony, kenyon review and Wisconsin Institute for creative writing. She lives in miami beach with her partner p, lawrence. Please give a warm welcome. [applause] thank you so much. Im so happy to beo here, its wonderful to see all youan book lovers here. Thank you for your seven hospitality. I want to thank the savanna book festival and everyone who made this event possible, including sponsors, booksellers, lets give it up for the book