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China is in jeopardy. actually looking at his comments in the round, he did actually go on to say that, you know, china did have weaknesses and what they were going to go on and do was to build a more centralised, efficient chain of command in the public health system using... making much bigger use of big data and ai, artificial intelligence, and so on. however, i think, as you pointed out really in your package, in the febrile atmosphere that exists now between china and much of the rest of th...

Been made across africa. tanzania officials arrived to pick up our order free of charge. there are fears that could do more harm than good. we are advising the government of madagascar to take this product through a clinical trial and are prepared to collaborate with them. weve also invited them to join the who consolidated solidarity trial where therapeutics are being tested out so we would caution and advise against countries adopting a product which has not been taken through tests to see it ...

The u.s. president presses for workplaces to reopen as his own workplace reports another case of coronavirus. we get the latest from the white house this hour. and more states are loosening restrictions, but cases are on the rise in some parts of the united states. >> and streempts but packed airplanes. cnns team in spain finds that social distancing doesnt always translate to travel. were live in madrid this hour. more live from cnn headquarters

>> reporter: theres less than 300 miles from madrid to the island. it took our crew, two flight, a ferry and a lot of bureaucracy to get there. >> this is from cnn. as we go in the big airport, were to fill out these forms. >> reporter: which asked if we had any coronavirus symptoms. amidst the worst outbreak in one of the strictest lockdowns in europe, walking alone at the wrong of time will surely get you fined. but cramming yourself on a hot airport next to strangers is perfectly okay. so, we...

Before posting a picture on social media yesterday. laughter. didnt work — had to give up! your hair is going to get crazy soon, isnt it? listen, ive got something to cover up that hair if youre interested. take a look at this. oh goodness, that looks a bit dramatic! yeah, it is a thermal imaging helmet. now the idea is it can quickly screen people to check for fever. its already being used in china, but the company now says they are talking to governments and police forces across the uk, euro...

Actually, social distancing on an aircraft on any public form of transport will be really challenging, if not impossible, once passenger numbers are back to normal. i think what we are really keen to do is work with government at pace, really quickly, to say that if social distancing is not possible, what are the other medical standards, the international standards, the international standards we can put in place instead, which will make sure that our staff and passengers can continue to come ba...

Eric: they are a volunteer air force and a dog fight against coronavirus. they have taken to the skies over america to face a common enemy, coronavirus. a human squadron of airplanes across the country. >> hyper motivated, be able to get out there to do whatever they can to help that local communities or wherever the case may be. eric: it was created as a civil defense force during world war ii to protect the homeland. its made up of 66,000 volunteers. some teenaged pilots. they fly 560 airplane...

Damian grammaticas, bbc news, madrid. countries across africa have started to receive bulk orders of a plant—based tonic from madagascar — despite warnings from the world health organization. leaders in madagascar claim the organic mixture will help treat or even cure covid—19, but there is no internationally recognised proof. our reporter freya cole has the story. your excellency. its the amber coloured tonic which government officials claim will save lives. branded covid—organics, it i...

Cole has the story. your excellency. its the amber—coloured tonic which government officials claim will save lives. branded covid—organics, it is a contraction of remedies that they swear by, but there is no evidence it will treat the novel coronavirus. so there are some critics, there are some suspicion, but the most important thing is we are offering a solution to save lives. bulk orders have been made across africa. tanzanian officials arrived to pick up their order free of charge. there ...

Any time since the 1950s and before the jet age. >> from grounded planes to deserted airports to row after row of empty seats, air travel in this country has dropped a staggering 95%. airlines, quite simply, fighting for their very survival. their priority now, safeguarding crew members and passengers who were already uneasy. >> its definitely unnerving to fly, just because of everything, you dont know who has what and how clean things have been, at least on the flight. >> as of monday, every ai...