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Obamagate. its been going on for a long time. its been going on from before i even got elected, and its a disgrace that it happened. >> reporter: what is the crime exactly that youre accusing him of? >> you know what the crime is. the crime is very obvious to everybody.

Restaurants are now open but each table washed before customers sit down hotels and bars opening, too in the u.k., the government is for the first time encouraging people to return to work but asks them to avoid public transport. prime minister boris johnson who got so sick from covid, officials plans were drawn up in case he died told parliament the nation needs to go slow. >> there could be no greater mistake than jeopardize everything weve tried to achieve. >> reporter: many schools back in s...

You believed as a result of the turmoil caused by covid-19. those comments rolled across wall street today. and i can assure you they landed like a thud in airline offices all over the country. the big question everybody has is, which airline may be more vulnerable? let me set the stage for you. airlines are flying planes that are about 10% full. you see a few occasional pictures of planes more full than that. thats the exception, not the norm. airlines are burning through hundreds of millions o...

Tonight the race to con.tain the outbreak in the white house. president trump not wearing a mask at an event late today and the president saying we have prevailed, but what did he mean as the death toll tops 81,000 tonight, three top u.s. health officials in quarantine also, signs of hope at the epicenter. governor cuomo saying new york is on the other side of the mountain and other places reopening, cases surging. play ball, news tonight on when baseball can start. the discomforting scenes ...

Latest on whats happening in russia from his vantage point in london. thanks. in europe the constitutional court in france has approved a state of emergency until july 10th. that means in paris metro riders must wear a mask or risk a fine. for more, heres cnns melissa bell. >> reporter: for the first time in nearly two months the french are allowed to leave their home without a special auth thoor ryization. that means people are back on the metro although in much fewer numbers than they would ...

Overseas tonight, fears of a second wave, and the new cluster of coronavirus cases in wuhan -- of course, ground zero for the pandemic. that city rushing to test all 11 million residents. south korea battling a new outbreak tied to one man. and news coming in from russia, with the most cases outside the u.s. and vladmir putins key aide now testing positive. back here at home, the deadly shooting of ahmaud arbery. what the autopsy reveals. as we now hear from the man who recorded the video. a...

Passengers wondering what happened to those promises of social distancing on airplanes. here is tom costello. >> reporter: on more and more planes these days, its getting busier, passengers shoulder to shoulder squeezing past each other, many not wearing masks. on an american airlines flight at ohare airport in chicago, on a spirit airlines flight to orlando. >> the problem wasnt so bad going, landing, just everybody just got up and it was just standing and everybody was just clustered at one po...

I see that everybody is following the rules and wearing masks. its really good. its good to also wash your hands. people no longer have to fill in forms to leave the house, are allowed to travel up to 100 kilometres and parks and forests are open. people can also gather in groups of ten, but official government advice bans hugging, handshakes and kissing. france has been split into so—called green and red zones to mark out where covid—19 is most contagious, where easing measures will be slow...

The headlines... large parts of europe have started to ease lockdown conditions, with businesses reopening and children heading back to school. in paris, there was no great rush of people returning to work, with home working still the norm. germany has warned that progress against the virus remains fragile, as infection rates go up. politicians have expressed concern that conspiracy theories are helping fuel anti— lockdown protests seen over the weekend in several cities. the british prime min...

Of control again. this is outside source live from the bbc newsroom. large parts of europe have start edto ease lockdown conditions, with businesses reopening and children heading back to school all bars and clubs in seoul have been told to close after dozens of new coronavirus infections — all of which were traced back to one mans night out last weekend. ros atkins has been looking at this. hi ros. hi lewis. south korea has made more progress than most in containing the coronavirus. this new ...