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Nor will it in france where deaths there have jumped to more than 4000, a specialist plane was configured to transfer the sickest to germany for treatment. european states using every tool at their disposal. germany, with far fewer deaths of its own, also took in patients from italy, critically ill loaded into air ambulances. a virus that knows no borders is taking a worldwide effort to confront it. mark lowen, bbc news, rome. such a difficult situation. stay with us on 0ustide source. still to ...

About your patient, your own families. lots of people have relatives or friends who are at home unwell, so its quite stressful. after a record daily rise in deaths, spain says its now flattening the curve and the infection rate is reducing, but it wont be quick. nor will it in france, where deaths there have now jumped to more than 4000. almost 900 from care homes had been announced that hadnt yet been recorded. a specialist plane was configured to transfer the sickest to germany for treatment. ...

Spain as elsewhere is short of supplies for its medics who make up around 15% of all cases. they tried to prepare for the front line but nurses likejoanna say it is taking its toll. emotionally you are also worried because you are worried about yourself, your safety, you worry about your patient, your own families, lots of people have relatives or friends who are at home unwell. it is quite stressful. after a record daily rise in deaths, spain says it is now flattening the curve and the infectio...

Tony at the western wall. so, im heading to bethlehem, which is in palestinian territory. and its separated by a dividing wall and a checkpoint. so, im going to have to get off the bus, get through the checkpoint, and somehow meet my host. i e—mailed him using my laptop with speech software, and he sent me his phone number, and i memorised it, and im trying to call him with my phone now. i can use the phone because the buttons are tactile. i couldnt travel without my memory, my memory is my bi...

Is reducing, but it wont be quick. nor will it in france, where deaths there have now jumped to more than 4,000. a specialist plane was configured to transfer the sickest to germany for treatment. european states using every tool at their disposal. germany, with far fewer deaths of its own, also took in patients from italy. the critically ill loaded into air ambulances. a virus that knows no borders is taking a worldwide effort to confront it. mark lowen, bbc news, rome. stay with us on bbc news...

People in hazmat suits, delivered to my buildings management. there had to be approval from the neighborhood committee to allow me to do the quarantine at home. it is something here thats not a choice or a suggestion. it very much is a requirement that is enforced by law. now that i have finished the quarantine, like many other people who have been coming back to beijing, i now have an app on my phone that proves that i have a clean health record and that im able to move around more freely. thes...

Worst. >> we thank them. and we thank businesses and individuals who are stepping in to help. "the wall street journal" was the first to report the extraordinary story of what happened before 4:00 this morning. the new england patriots plane, instead of carrying that team brought 1.2 million n95 masks from china to boston. joining me now is nbc news correspondent anne thompson in new york city. so, anne, the governor had this reminder today that if someone needs a ventilator and there is no vent...

Ventilators. and a million masks aboard the patriots jet purchased in china and flown into boston. but states warning they need ventilators by the tens of thousands. in california, the governor there telling us the shipment of 170 ventilators from the federal government stockpile didnt work. >> we thought they were operational and then we started testing them and unfortunately, all 170 that we received are not. >> reporter: so bloom energy offered to help. problem is, it makes fuel cells, not ve...

He says the country is preparing for the worst as questions continue to mount over whether he acted too late. today, vice president mike pence appeared to blame the c.d.c. for incorrectly predicting how devastating a coronavirus outbreak would be. >> in mid-january, the c.d.c. was still assessing that the risk of the coronavirus to the risk of the coronavirus to the american people was low. american people was low. >> reporter: but governors across the country are struggling to cope, and pleadin...

Spain has once more seen its worst day yet in the coronavirus pandemic, with 86k patients dying. more than 9000 people have now died since its outbreak began nearly three times the number registered in china. but spains case rate does show signs of slowing. france has also reported its highest daily number of deaths since the coronavirus epidemic began. 509 more people have died in hospital to bringing the toll tojust over 4000. officials have issued more than 350,000 fines to people who have be...