Charity touristy spots in in across spain this square normally busy with tourists and locals have now 30 percent of the terraces and restaurants close in march at 13 and all the uncertainty uncertainty of not knowing where they will be reopening again these will be permanent also there will be travel restrictions in all these areas affected by these partial Lockdown People will be able to enter or to leave all these areas and for these the National Government has deployed 700 Police Officers that will be monitoring and controlling all these moves the feeling right now is quite disappointing cow people are not havent got really clear what they are allowed to do or not because the general government despite the rejecting the order from the Health Ministry but implementing aid they have appealed in court this decision so they can get some time they gain some time and delay the implementation of these restrictions which means that people have to be able to be fined by Police Offices if the
Firsthand. Were getting great reports from the doctors this is an incredible hospital well to read the work they do is just absolutely amazing and i want to thank of all the nurses that doctors everybody here ive also got to meet some of the soldiers and the 1st responders and what a group i also think were going to pay a little surprise to some of the great patriots that we have out on the street and theyve been out there for a long time and they got from flames and they love our country so im not telling anybody but you but im about to make a little surprise visit so perhaps ill get there before you get to see me a but i just when i look at the enthusiasm and we have enthusiasm like probably nobodys ever had are people that love the job were doing we have more enthusiasm then maybe anybody so its been a very interesting journey i learned a lot about cove it i learned it by really going to school this is the real school this is in the lets read the book school and i get it and i under
But on the phone with chief of staff mark meadows talking about Emergency Declaration for states as well as stimulus so hes hard at work despite the mild symptoms. Well alan fischer joins us live now from the white house any further reaction from the. Well of course the white house is saying that the president is finally suffering minor symptoms there is some concern of course because in the past the white house hasnt been fairly open about the president s health you remember some time ago he took a trip on a saturday to Walter Reed Hospital we were told that that was the 1st part of his annual medical and he would take in the 2nd part very soon that didnt happen as so there is some concern somewhat the that the white house isnt being fairly transparent about this but we do know that they say that the president is walking from the residence that you see behind me he is self isolating there along with the 1st lady and they are hes continuing to work and hes in contact mark meadows who i
A small group of the president s supporters standing vigil outside in midmorning a following soft doctors and nurses appeared to give a briefing on the president s condition. The general prognosis was highly positive but a statement by the president s personal physician raises questions about the timeline of diagnosis just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week of code in a particular day some to 10 of the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness another of the consulting physician said the experimental antibody cocktail regeneration was administered 48 hours ago were working very closely with the company to monitor him the statements all to the timeline substantially placing initial diagnosis on wednesday and saying that dont suffer a general was administered 24 hours earlier than the white house said it was in response to calls for clarity the president s personal physician has issued a statement saying and i quote i incorrectly used the term 72 hours and
In the grip of a flooding emergency displacement and despair. Diseases drink a pandemic. Is Climate Change to blame and how come the country respond this is inside story. Hello and welcome to the program. In sudan millions rely on the nile river for food for agriculture and for industry of the life blood of many has now pushed parts of the country into crisis thousands have been forced from their homes in the worst floods in a sentry many villages on the niles banks are devastated and have been abandoned across the country at least 100 people have died even in the capital help on people are trying to continue their lives while waist deep in water and now stagnant water creating a wave in this is stretching medical Services Already struggling with a pandemic morgan has more. More than half a 1000000 people have been affected by the heavy floods which sudanese Officials Say is the worst in more than a century now over the past 3 days the waters from the nile river have been receding but