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(File photo) MANILA - Another police officer has succumbed to the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19), bringing the Philippine National Police's (PNP) death toll to 123. In a statement Monday, PNP chief, Gen. Guillermo Eleazar, said the latest fatality is a pregnant policewoman assigned in Central Luzon who died on Sunday due to acute respiratory syndrome secondary to Covid-19. Based on her medical records, the patient was admitted to a hospital in Baler, Aurora due to difficulty in breathing on October 8. She underwent a swab test which yielded a positive result. On Oct. 10, the policewom...

Of our —— 8% of our experts, a fraction of what we sell to the eu. the ultimate dream is perhaps other nations could join. perhaps the us or korea, but they would also want more access to our markets. that is what concerns farmers. we have yet to see the detail on this deal. we already know it will save british households only about £1 per year. how much might it cost others as global britain looks to forge a new path? dharshini david, bbc news. let's take a look at some of today's other news. the unemployment rate fell slightly to 4.7% in the three months to april, down from 428%. london...

comments The U.S. this week reported more deaths from COVID-19 than it has in any other week during the pandemic It hit a new record of 21,752 as fatalities increased in every region of the country It was the first time weekly deaths had climbed over 20,000   There were 3,500 deaths reported Saturday bringing the death toll to 372,428 Of Saturday's fatalities, 695 were reported in California   Los Angeles County is the worst hit with 40% of the deaths despite having only 25% of the state's population  The county reported 1,000 deaths in the last four days  Refrigerated trucks are now s...

>> reporter: tonight, 7,000 people are trapped on two massive cruise ships. one in hong kong, the other in japan, where 428 americans are cut off from the world. >> the only interaction we have is with the staff, who are wearing masks and gloves. >> reporter: worries are now growing, as some passengers are running low on medication. tonight in china, more than 560 people has died. also word, one of the first doctors to sound the alarm of the outbreak has died from the coronavirus he was so concerned about. back in the united states, hundreds of americans arriving from wuhan, now under that 14-...

Long and hard about the way they're running things there. i would say i don't think they should be open. i think they should be shut down. >> reporter: the superintendent admitted the to two staff members did not always comply with protocol and apologized. they say they're working on improving safety for students. david? >> alex perez, thank you. next tonight, shock and concern after matt bevin issued more than 400 pardons and commutations on the way out. among those pardoned, a convicted rapist and a convicted murder, whose family raised thousands for the governor. here's linsey davis. >> r...