Hello the un secretary general has told leaders of the worlds 20 major industrialized countries that humanity is at war with a virus and we are not sweating and trying to get terrorists called for a Global Response at an emergency virtual g. 20 summit to plot a way out of the crisis where leaders vow to do whatever it takes to combat coronavirus he said the numbers of confirmed cases which have now passed half a 1000000 are only the tip of the iceberg and the real number is believed to be many times higher well the number of new deaths has surged in spain and they remain high in italy where its fear of deaths are now rising in the poorer south of the country as economists predict a deep global recession the u. S. Saw more than 3000000 people make new jobless claims last week its biggest jump ever made barker begins our coverage with this report on the situation across europe. This is how spain is hoping to win the war on the Coronavirus Police are among the 1st to be tested but its haz
Guidelines relaxed, which areas of the country may have their guidelines deborah will talk to you about that and tony in a few minutes. Well Start Talking about that we have to open up, we cant say lets close. People dont want to close, john. I say it again and again. The reason i do, i want you to report it eventually. Go ahead, steve. Reporter how will that work without widespread testing . Reporter president xi, what do you want to talk to him about . It is his call. I will talk about whatever he wants. I think well have a very fruitful call and a good call at 9 00 tonight, please. Reporter [inaudible] well be talking about that. Well be talking about the virus. In the back. Reporter thank you, mr. President. Jobless numbers, market rallied again. A record. Reporter largest since 1931. Do you think Economic Uncertainty has passed . No, not yet. It hasnt passed but it has come a long way. I think they think were doing a really good job in terms of running this whole situation having
Of the country may have their guidelines deborah will talk to you about that and tony in a few minutes. Well Start Talking about that we have to open up, we cant say lets close. People dont want to close, john. I say it again and again. The reason i do, i want you to report it eventually. Go ahead, steve. Reporter how will that work without widespread testing . Reporter president xi, what do you want to talk to him about . It is his call. I will talk about whatever he wants. I think well have a very fruitful call and a good call at 9 00 tonight, please. Reporter [inaudible] well be talking about that. Well be talking about the virus. In the back. Reporter thank you, mr. President. Jobless numbers, market rallied again. A record. Reporter largest since 1931. Do you think Economic Uncertainty has passed . No, not yet. It hasnt passed but it has come a long way. I think they think were doing a really good job in terms of running this whole situation having to do with the virus. I think th
Guidelines deborah will talk to you about that and tony in a few minutes. Well Start Talking about that we have to open up, we cant say lets close. People dont want to close, john. I say it again and again. The reason i do, i want you to report it eventually. Go ahead, steve. Reporter how will that work without widespread testing . Reporter president xi, what do you want to talk to him about . It is his call. I will talk about whatever he wants. I think well have a very fruitful call and a good call at 9 00 tonight, please. Reporter [inaudible] well be talking about that. Well be talking about the virus. In the back. Reporter thank you, mr. President. Jobless numbers, market rallied again. A record. Reporter largest since 1931. Do you think Economic Uncertainty has passed . No, not yet. It hasnt passed but it has come a long way. I think they think were doing a really good job in terms of running this whole situation having to do with the virus. I think they feel that, i think they fee
Be readyor anything. It is wonderful to be here talking with you today about your book. I want to first say what an extraordinary achievement the book is. The authoritative history that ive ever read in the School Choice movement. Its thoroughly researched and it really feels encyclopedic to me almost. Its everything that you would ever need to know. I wanted to first ask, im very familiar with your incredible work as an education reporter and i know a lot of education reporters have these sort of crystallizing moments in reporting with a classroom or in the family and we have a moment. I am curious to know if you have one of those moments that led you to start writing the book . I started thinking about School Choice movement when i was reporting about segregation in florida and as a part of that, we interviewed our team interviewed dozens of families trying to escape these and i was sort of struck by the options were. There were other Public Schools, Charter Schools and then a sum of