Health ministry is fired after a series of remarks contradict the president and are as dumb playing are. Hungry and exhausted hundreds of revenge or are rescued but rather starve to death on a regime change. So that President Donald Trump has outlined guidelines to reopen the u. S. Economy ravaged by the coronavirus and job losses swelled towards levels of the Great Depression of the 930. 00 s. And the death toll climbs above 30 3000. 00 but hes leaving it up to state governments to decide when to lift restrictions backing down from earlier claims that lifting lockdowns across the country would be his sole decision we took the greatest economy. In the history of the world and we closed it in order to win this war and were in the process of winning it now our approach outlines 3 phases in restoring our Economic Life we are not opening all at once but one careful step at a time and some states will be able to open up sooner than others some states are not in the kind of trouble that othe
The u. K. An inquiry is launched by gerry as Security Forces killed 18 people while enforcing lockdown measures thats more deaths than the fire sits down and the drift for 2 months hundreds of are hinges refugees are rescued but at least 24. 00 die from starvation. In the thank you for joining us as we begin in the u. S. Where a decade of employment gains have been wiped out in a matter of weeks since stalled from declared a National Emergency on the 13th of march thats just over a month ago 22000000 americans have filed for Unemployment Benefits 5200000 of them in the past week before the pandemic unemployment in the Worlds Largest economy it was at a near record low lets cross to our White House Correspondent Kimberly Halkett kimberly obviously these are worrying figures how do you think the numbers will be received in the white house. Well theyre not going to be received well and this is a white house that continues to try to put a positive spin on very negative news but thats going
A white house that continues to try to put a positive spin on very negative news but thats going to become increasingly difficult because the numbers are expected to continue to rise in terms of the number of americans that are filing for unemployment claims in the United States in fact its expected that in the coming weeks that number that were at right now in the low 20 millions well it could double because the reality is that over night its predicted that roughly 46000000 americans lost their jobs and the only reason those numbers arent up at 46000000 right now is that the states where they processed these claims just cant cope with the sheer number of claims theyre overwhelmed theyre using antiquated Computer Systems and as a result the numbers we have are not really reflective of how many people dont have a job right now and just to make matters worse quickly the money that had been in that big rescue package the 2. 00 trillion dollars rescue package from congress well 35000000000
People from minority backgrounds more likely to get seriously ill from covert 19 in the u. K. An inquiry attempts to find that. Nigeria Security Forces killed 18 people while enforcing lockdown measures thats more deaths than from the virus itself and the drift for 2 months hundreds of Rohingya Refugees are rescued but at least 24. 00 die from starvation. Thank you for joining us we begin in the u. S. Were 3 phase plan for reopening the country for business is about to be launched the trams guidelines are being revealed in just hours after unemployment figures showed just how many jobs have been lost to the coronavirus pandemic since president from the cleared a National Emergency on the 13th of march thats just over a month ago. 22000000 americans have filed for Unemployment Benefits 5200000 of them in the past week before the pandemic unemployment in the Worlds Largest economy was at a near record low lets cross to our White House Correspondent Kimberly Halkett so kimberly we are exp
Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for joining me. I am the director of the center for middle east policy at the Brookings Institution and i would like to welcome you again. To a very special event today and a full house. This is not the first event in washington on this general topic and i think it is a fair question to ask why . Why are we focusing on the murder of one individual . That is a topic that will come up in our discussion today, of course. I think two points are worth pointing out first. Brookings has a quaint notion that fact matter. We still believe that. It is controversial, but we do. We think norms might matter or perhaps should matter. That is more open to debate on which norms and when. I could not think of a better event to shed light on some of the facts of what became a very large and very important event. Jamal khashoggi was known to many people in washington and Jamal Khashoggi was known to many people in washington and many people here and abroad. His murder in t