Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur from London. Here's what's coming up.

The window of opportunity is narrowing and the time to act was actually more than a month ago or two months ago.

I speak to the WHO senior advisor about what can still be done as world leaders finally come together in a virtual summit?

Then, I was ready to fight Ebola, but I wasn't ready to fight against the trauma of this community.

A lesson from the front lines fighting Ebola.

After battling the virus in a war zone,

the devastated Eastern Congo now braces for a new threat from coronavirus. the people, our work, everything has changed.

Behind the spiking death toll or individual lives lost,

our Michelle Martin speaks with grief.com founder David Kessler.

And finally a spiritual balm, an ode to joy. playing Beethoven's ninth and proving that creativity won't be stifled by social isolation. Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London.

Coronavirus is a global war in urgent need of a global response and so an extraordinary

virtual global summit took place today as Chinese President Xi Jinping, the US President

Donald Trump, another G20 leaders finally met via teleconference to unite

their efforts towards fighting this pandemic. The WHO has been calling for world leadership

to share resources and information.

Just yesterday, a meeting of the G7 most powerful economies fizzled after the United States

insisted on playing name and blame games, calling COVID-19 the Wuhan virus.

Meanwhile, the world economy is tumbling toward recession.

In the United States, 3.3 million workers filed for unemployment benefits, it's the highest

number ever reported.

But it simply isn't accurate to say that no one could have foreseen this pandemic as President Trump and some other leaders

claim. In the United States war gaming for these catastrophes is a matter of

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