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Organization says the wealthy mustnt lose sight of, if the pandemic is to be contained. david campanale, bbc news. were just getting the latest figures for the deaths in northern ireland. a daily update of seven more deaths linked to covid—19 in northern ireland, that is according to the figures from stormont department of national health. three have happened to today, for having earlier. the number recorded by the department is now 501 and the note says that this includes mostly deaths in hos...

Today, a coalition of advocacy groups staged a national day of mourning, a national funeral, to mark the administrations abysmal response to this public health catastrophe. and the loss of tens of thousands of american lives because of it. these funeral-like protests were held in roughly 20 states today and in washington, d.c. protesters in d.c. staged a mock funeral procession in their cars outside mitch mcconnells house in washington. honking their horns. displaying signs like "trump lies, peo...

Black and being in the red. >> adding to the pain come up with threat of lawsuits is not the campus experience they were promised. >> the bargain was that they paid tuition and the school would give them the college experience. >> one law firm is seeking patients against every college in the united states including this one. for failure to repay losses due to covid-19. bret? >> bret: doug mckelway outside of gw. up next, the u.s. returns to the business of putting its astronauts in space. we wil...

To us in ourfamily. remembering a dearly loved brother, another victim of the covid—19 virus which has hit britain‘sjewish community particularly hard. yanki rothschild shared a love of singing with his brother yechiel yosef, known as yy. the 20—year—old lived independently in the ultraorthodox haredi jewish community of stamford hill in north london. then one evening on the phone, yy told yanki he was feeling unwell. it was to be their last conversation before he was rushed to hospital....

But once do not talk she wonders whether all of these safety protocols are even enough to prevent an outbreak. >> if people are going on college campus and going about day-to-day life, everyone is going to end up getting it. i think that as an inevitability. eating in the dining hall, going to football games, taking lunch, its just going to one way or another work its way around to the student body student body. >> of course though school is aware of that potential. the university president sayi...

But staff say that over the weeks of march, they saw a sudden and unexpected spike in the number of funerals, many of them the result of covid—19. at the moment it‘s quiet, but in the busy period we were having around ten to 15 a day for six days a week. this is a tube or mask. other parts of the community have also raced to adapt. the ezra umarpeh charity in stamford hill has been supporting the health needs of the community for decades. from hospital beds, if they need it, to crutches. in ...

Being investigated was inappropriate. >> of the election is in less than six months and president trump frame fraud doesnt want states making it too easy to vote by mail, calling out michigans democratic secretary of state for mailing millions of valid applications and accusing him of doing it illegally. every registered voter has a right to vote by mail and i have the authority and responsibility to make sure that they know how to exercise this right. just like my g.o.p. colleagues are doing in...

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Jillian: the nfl quarterback filmed him shop at barbershop to return to football after injury. the will says personal favor and insists his shop is closed. and a pennsylvania company gets the green light to put flags on veterans graves for memorial day. the governor granting flag zone waiver of covid-19. blue knights bringing in a truck filled with 50,000 american flags to the county department of veterans affairs. thats a look at your headlines, ainsley? ainsley: great news. thank you, jillian,...

Tomorrow afternoon including in washington, d.c. where we have seen a protest like this outside the presidents hotel. tomorrow we expect to see a funeral procession of at least a couple hundred cars. let to try to bring home to the administration the consequences of how terrible the response to the epidemic has been so far. we think there will be protests under this national funeral day of mourning rubric all over the country tomorrow. but the one in cash washington were expecting to be a large ...