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It is about 2 30am. You are up to date on the headlines. Now on bbc news wednesday in parliament. Hello there and welcome to the day in parliament. Coming up in the next half hour the chancellor unveils a wide ranging package of measures designed to help the uk recover from the coronavirus pandemic. If youre an employer and you bring someone back who was furloughed, we will pay you a £1,000 bonus per employee. How can he ensure that that money will not just go to those employers who were already planning to bring people back into work . Labour keeps up the pressure on the Prime Minister over comments he made about care homes. The Prime Minister said, too many care homes did not really follow the procedures in the way that they could have. That has caused huge offence. The last thing i wanted to do is to blame care workers for what has happened or for any of them to think that i was blaming them. Also on this programme questions for the head of the met police after the stopping of an o
Tapes in which the president admits he has knowingly downplayed the severity of this virus and misled americans about the risks. And on top of all of this, tonight President Trump will head to nevada to hold another big rally. His 17th since february 7th, when he described the coronavirus as deadly stuff and worse than the flu in private discussions with journalist bob woodward. Let me turn to john harwood at the white house. Do we know exactly how these cdc reports were changed . Reporter we dont know exactly the editing, but we know it flows in the direction you alluded to and that President Trump spelled out to bob woodward in those audio tapes we heard, that is to try to minimize the severity of the outbreak, to avoid unduly alarming in the president s view the American People, or in the view of Public Health officials, giving them a realistic picture of the situation. Michael caputo has a science adviser, dr. Paul alexander, an oxford trained epidemiologist, who has been interject
You start seeing them. The trucks come in and this comes in and that. All of a sudden, youre going to see backlash the likes of which you havent seen in many, many years. Because people arent going to take it. You know, a lot of people this is all a left movement, not a right movement. Right. But a lot of the people on the right are watching their television set, looking at kenosha and looking at chicago where they shoot people and kill people by the dozens every week. Right. Its not even believable. Trumps affinity for law and order, foreign dictators and unilateral federal power make the revelations in bob woodward and his threats of National Security all the more clear. He bragged to bob woodward about saving the saudi prince who was accused of ordering the murder of Washington Post column khashoggi and he fawned over kim jongun, calling him far beyond smart. But Donald Trumps rhetoric and admiration for men like these is even more alarming. When longtime Trump Associates like roger
Live from studio 1a in Rockefeller Plaza. And good morning. Welcome to a split edition of today. Im matt lauer where the Opening Ceremony will be held tonight. A look back over 1,000 years of russian history. In honor of that on a friday morning, were starting 400 years ago with Meredith Vieira sitting next to me. All i can say is the stench of vodka. And were off and running. Yes. Do we miss that. Exactly. We are on air, guys. We knew the Opening Ceremony would have drama and tension. The gang is all here. What we want to know is russia ready to welcome the the world. They better be. 40,000 people getting in the stadium is going to be a little awkward. They are still doing little funny things. You see them planting palm trees. The wrappers are still on them. Still painting going on. But the opening ceremonies seems ready. Yeah. A few little kinks. But it is so ambitious. If they pull it off its going to be fantastic. Well tell you more in just a little bit. More on that in a little wh