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Minutes. So when that statement comes, well, of course bring it to you. And of course all of this ongoing in sydney as it comes up on 6 00 local time. This siege going on now for more than eight hours. Im john vause at the cnn center in atlanta. And im natalie allen. We have been with you for several hours, and we will push on as this situation in australia continues. It is breaking news of a siege there in a coffee shop that has been ongoing. A gunman Holding People hostage at the lindt coffee ...

So theres no training behind this. Theres no standard attack in any of this. So, actually, we can see it going any way. But i think the i think the longer it goes on without violence the more likely there wont be any. Welcome back, everybody. Im john vause at the cnn center. Im natalie allen. Thank you for joining us. Weve been here several hours with this breaking news out of australia. And we will continue to bring you the latest now. And wed like to welcome our viewers in the United States an...

Communication late yesterday afternoon. Translator i had wanted to meet you again. And especially for both koreas. It is a sign of unfortunate history of the past. So for our two koreas to be able to have this opportunity for me to meet you here is very significant. This means that we can feel at ease and meet each other with positive mindsets. I believe that this will have a positive influence in all of our discussions in the future. Translator a symbol of the separation, but also a reminder of...

When the u. S. Senate reconvenes next week, it will take up new legislation to help americans impacted by the coronavirus. That bill easily passed the u. S. House a few hours ago. It aims to offset the unexpected costs caused by the pandemic spread in the u. S. We thought it would be important to show the american people, assure the american people, that we are willing and able to work together, to get a job done for them. So we thank our republicans the, who will be supporting the bill, we appr...

Weve been following the troubled chaos overnight in some of americas largest airports as the impacts of the wide travel bans literally hits home. This was the scene in chicagos airport. Thousands of passengers coming in from international flights. No hopes of any social distances. Hand sanitizer, nowhere in sight. They spent hours in line. No one, not even staff sure what was going on. A short time ago my colleague Michael Holmes spoke with a woman caught up in it all. We got off our plane and w...

Passengers describe being in line for hours before being screened for coronavirus, and no one, not even staff, sure what was going on. A short time ago, my colleague Michael Holmes spoke with a woman caught up in it all. We got off our plane and were directed, you know, down a hall to the international terminal. We got on an escalator, and it was absolutely there were people piled up at the bottom. That line went as far as the eye could see, around the corner, all through the customs area and sn...

The rapid spread of covid19 shows no sign of slowing with the United States now the focal point of the global pandemic. Infects in the u. S. Have soared past 100,000. More than 400 people died on friday, the countrys highest one day total yet. Globally John Hopkins University says close to 600,000 people are inspected and more than 27 thourkts ha,000 have lost their lives and millions are out of work. On friday, donald trump signed a stimulus package that dwarfs others. 2. 2 trillion. It include...

So why is the president talking about lifting restrictions in certain areas . Don, let me start with the good news. It appears that the president is not going to do that. Hes been trying to back away from that prospect, which he held out a few days ago. In his comments today that we want to reopen safe. Expressing uncertainty about the easter timeline suggests that. But as for why he felt the need to hold out that prospect, i think hes afraid. This is a president whose selfimage is caught up in ...

Advised that people refrain from nonessential travel for 14 days which is pretty similar to what those states governors have already put in place. And the United States has passed another mile tone, at least 2,043 people have died from coronavirus, double the amount two days ago. In europe, more sad news. The death toll there more than 10,000, an increase of 889 from the day before. And in asia, wuhan, china has reopened Public Transit services, after a twomonth lockdown, the city where the viru...

The rapid spread of covid19 shows no sign of slowing with the United States now being the focal point to the global pandemic. Infection theres have now soared past 100,000. More than 400 people died on friday, the countrys highest oneday total yet. Globally, John Hopkins University now says more than 600,000 people are confirmed to be infected. And more than 2,700 have lost their lives. Millions of people are out of work because of the pandemic. On friday, President Trump signed a stimulus packa...