be our guest. managed by for. president of the news line from there in france goes on nationwide lockdown following the example set by spain and italy authorities deployed thousands of police to enforce the measures after president tells people to stay home or face heavy fines we'll bring you the latest from paris also on the program. germany announces a 50000000 doro operation to be patronized citizens stranded abroad as public

health officials raise their coronavirus risk assessment too hot. this summer storm of championship is postponed. will be held next year. until gale welcome to the program. france has joined neighboring if me and spain in order to complete lockdown to halt the spread of coronavirus president emmanuel mccrimmon described the situation as a public health war the virus has killed nearly 150 people in the country and infected more than 6600. as the clock struck noon in france the lock down took effect. people must now carry a document justifying their reasons for going outdoors only essential trips and

exercise alone are permitted those who break the rules will be fined. the president has called the outbreak a war 100000 police officers have been deployed across the country officials stress that every day life must be up ended to contain the virus. but we do nick his example concrete to give you some examples a family lunch dinner with friends and a football game with friends a game of cards all of that which might not seem important normally is now for didn't not only ill advised but forbidden each of those meetings let's not play it down is a moments when the virus can be transmitted it means running the risk of speeding the spread of 19 years and if in the capital paris an unusual quiet has taken hold reactions to the lock down are mixed i think it's

a bit too strict. and should be able to walk on the streets if you want people to be to our troops what they want to. bash was business he said i think it's necessary it's an epidemic that spreading exponentially so as the contamination there are many asymptomatic carriers i could be one of them but. the health ministry says the restrictions could be eased in a fortnight if the virus is sufficiently contained. journalist catherine field is in the french capital with more about people's reactions to the lockdown. a lot of people are just taking a chill and realizing that they have to be responsible well that having instead police and paris so special some $150.00 checkpoints that mostly on the exits of paris to check people see whether they are really going to harm or just going out there shopping we've got some 3000 police but trolling cattle also checking to see

if everyone knows what's going on and also just kept making sure that shops not closed wouldn't quite a few incidents according to the prefect of police shot staying open are hoping at least shift some goods get some money in before the big lockdown comes we've also seen at the get a manhunt as a larger role we stations are in paris a lot of people still fleeing the capital they saying that it is going to be a lot to hell they want to be in the countryside and police have said that got still the same thing to get out of paris and then the lockdown will really come into effect after it failed in paris now to germany where the country's disease control agency has raised its coronavirus risk assessment to high robert cock institute says stricter measures are necessary to contain the spread of the virus germany now has nearly 8000 confirmed cases the country's not yet on the general lockdown but appeals for people to stay home and avoid unnecessary contact are

having an effect t.w. political correspondent salmaniya reports there's a curious carmen the normally pulsating heart of berlin on tuesday morning far fewer people than usual were out in about in the german capital foreign minister heiko marson announced another unprecedented measure a travel warning for the entire planet and said no unnecessary trips should be made in addition the government will provide $50000000.00 euros so german citizens currently abroad can come home. also i think i'm the ministry of foreign affairs has agreed on a unique program with commercial airlines which will bring back german travelers from particularly affected areas within the next few days but we are talking above all about iraq oh the dominican republic the philippines egypt and the mall deaves

in coordination with us airlines will make flights available for the. flu. on monday drastic steps were announced to beat the virus shutting many shops apart from essential businesses such as food stores and pharmacies civic life is shutting down schools the actors and museums are being closed nationwide chancellor merkel asked germans to stay at home but strict controls on movement as in france have not been imposed so far. he's been on these measures are unprecedented in our country and they are severe but they are necessary. when limiting close contact will reduce the number of people falling ill which in turn will reduce the number of severe cases as even children's playgrounds are deserted many parents are having to stay at home to look after their families the government

is offering them extra support that's just fewer fly endings in what we're seeing is that many families are wondering about money issues they want to know how to deal with a drop in income this is a huge concern it's not a private matter it needs to be resolved and the state has to help itself that if you understood. politicians continue to search for the right responses to this rapidly evolving crisis machall and the other e.u. leaders will come together to discuss it later on tuesday by video link. one german car make a dime that has announced it will join volkswagen and halting production most of its european plants as the pandemic disrupts supply chains and unions demand greater protection for workers. and says it expects demand to plummet with customers staying home production will be halted this week at v.w. plants in spain portugal and slovakia as well as the lamborghini and katty plants

in italy that will be followed by a halt in production in germany and other european plants and insurance expects a break to last 2 to 3 weeks. well spain has announced an aid package worth $200000000000.00 euros to try and reduce the impact of the coronavirus pandemic that represents around 20 percent of the country's d.-d. g.d.p. prime minister petro sanchez says the crisis has effectively put the brakes on my column e. spain is one of 3 european countries under lockdown today although it is reported a sharp increase in the number of new infections bringing the national total to more than 11000. when the night is from d.w. a correspondent young philip schultz in the spanish city of seville welcome young philip how hard is this getting at the country's economy. i think nobody even dares to think about the long term economic consequences for spain at the moment i talked to some people involved in the tourism industry today and they said that

cancellations for the next weeks are at 100 percent at the moment and the tourism industry is one of spain's most important economic sectors they also said that they don't get immediate relief from the government and immediate relief they will not survive for many weeks of course not only the tourism industry it's the entire service sector which makes the wrong 70 percent of. g.d.p. and they are severely hit by the coronavirus. cases after house the health care system. well everybody is worried at the moment. might be. one point everybody is talking with worries at the. european neighbor of the course.

of positive developments the. government said that they would put all the private. clinics under government control a lot of private clinics in the country because there's been a lot of privatization in the years. centralized and under government control and. commitment of the health workers here in spain is really. a lot of spontaneous applause on the streets whenever there's a doctor or a nurse on the street. and. well at the moment here in civilian it's quite calm and i think the people accept the new measures of the government i think the government tries to pursue 2 way on the one hand they try to appeal to

a sense of solidarity and catcher it is and there is a new campaign we will fight the virus together and on the other hand they are also very strictly enforcing the new measures for example when i was out on the streets today for some productions for some filming several policeman stopped me and me what i was doing and what permission i have so that lot of checkpoints all over the city there are police cars with megaphones telling people that they should stay at home and of course they also had to find starting at 100 euros but even in severe cases prison sentences right now. thank you. well the world of sports have been hit hard by the coronavirus the french open tennis tournament has been shifted from may to september and european football's governing body has confirmed that the euro 2020 tournament will be postponed until

next year it's also put all other men's and women's competitions on hold you a holding meetings with clubs and member associations today it hopes of postponing your 2020 means to magically will be able to play into may and june and complete this minimizing the financial impact on clubs. from jonathan crane from day job to sports welcome jonathan so you have a decision in a nutshell what's behind it well i think they've basically realised how sting such a tournament in the current climate is totally unrealistic they've seen the piling up of fixtures in the domestic leagues they've said it's more important to help the domestic leagues try to finish the season i think they want to ease the burden on the countries that were due to host this tournament they will get their chance in 2021. on the 11th of june the 11th of july now as we said you have his decision followed to video conferences today one with clubs and leagues the other with the

55 member associations you have president alexander. praised the solidarity shared by everyone because this was obviously no easy decision now it's all going to be about the detail the way for has set up a working group that will look at how the football calendar is going to look going forward and also assess the financial consequences of phoning such a tournament and so where does this leave clubs and leagues around europe well primarily it does give them the chance to finish the season we've seen how the current virus has caused all major european leagues including the bonus league that's a grind so a whole it's not cool so much uncertainty will the competitions be finished what will happen with promotions and relegations and what about players whose contracts it's huge for expire today we have from the head of the german. christian saif and he talked about how a football in germany alone employs 56000 people so imagine all the onsets and see for them millions hundreds of millions of euros or so at stake for clubs and t.v. revenue now of course disposing a euro 2020 does give

a bit more breathing space to domestic leagues could play into may and june but it depends really on how the coronavirus develops itself and that's the big question mark what about some of the other competitions to take place well as we said at the top or you wait for competitions now on hold on hold that includes the champions league and europa league cup for america which is the national competition for south america that's also been postponed for 2021 but of course this is now causing a pile up of tournament as well the women's euros would you to take place next year in london from july the 7th talk now from members say stations that they will be moved to 2022 that's not the only clash they. will be competing with an extra fee for holds its club world cup that is jenny infantino his pet project so a lot of discussions between organizations need to take place $1.00 silver lining potentially that the world cup that would normally take place in june july 2020 will take place in november because of the weather so that gives some free time

maybe in that summit to play some of these tournament has been postponed i think we need to spread she said i think you are a complicated. data thank you you're welcome. of such of so that it's a more well there's a don't forget you can get all the latest crud news on inflation around the clock on our website at state of things dot com i got washouts. this week well story. tattoos empower domestic violence victims in russia. comic books to come back trauma in france. but we begin in greece where thousands of refugees are trapped on the country's border with turkey

texas president addle on a promise to open borders. but very few are making it that. exhausted and with nowhere to turn to these young pakistani men managed to slip into greece in bashir says the turkish military force them to the border he tells us they've been walking aimlessly for the last 10 hours. with their good we're being moved from one side to the other the military is doing that we're stuck in the middle but in the beginning there were 20 to 25 people that only us 3 made it the others were arrested they know that if they are caught by the greek police they too will be arrested. others didn't even get that far. like these migrants who gathered behind the border fence in turkey in an attempt to cross greek security forces used tear gas against them and allegedly even deadly force.

these images from the other side of the border were given to us by the turkish government injured migrants being carried away from the fence. on caresses greek security forces shot live rounds into the crowds killing one and injuring 5 others a claim the greek government has called fake news. people here in the border town of custom yes for along have felt abandoned by the european union local mayor. is calling for a common and sustainable solution to deal with migration but for the people waiting at the border he has offered up a little hope anybody can vary of the cme. and after they get them it is no chance for these millions of refugees to end up in a 0 and in greece. game for men i guess the lava. i wish for all the sleepy hollow find their destination as more of those this thing happening right now it's impossible not only for us or him or not but it's all in

europe to receive these large numbers of people it is more bone. on my bone i strongly. believe that on the letter defined as a mo d. then bought in again by shear and his friends have made it to europe but their final destination germany is still a long way to go i'm on a mission i would. walk on we don't have a core no money no food money and nothing to drink or just walk with god like. god i am god. as they continue their journey they have no idea if they are going to make it but they know they want to get away from this dangerous front here as fast as they can. more than $12000.00 women in russia die each year as a result of domestic violence and hundreds of thousands more than just

a tattoo artist transforms the scots into a sign of a new beginning. this is no ordinary tattoo session it's a rebirth that's what jenny has a heart calls her project she tattoos over women scars left by the abuse and domestic violence their partners have inflicted on them it's a huge problem in russia. you know what should we would the physical scars last forever the women are afraid someone will see them this isn't so much about covering the scars it's about helping women lead normal lives again. flowers and butterflies instead of stab wounds and slashes victoria has been here many times she was one of the 1st women to heart helped in her rebirth project she shows us her 1st scar can still be seen of it. but it is

what we left my husband and his friend direct me into the woods they were both drunk they stopped me in the throat and under my arm. there are no reliable statistics on the number of women who are beaten abused or killed by their partners in russia. human rights activists estimate that one in every 3 russian women experiences violence at least once in her marriage many stay silent afraid their partners will take revenge. and because they think the state won't help them a woman from the outskirts of the central asian city of new foss as abuse survivors aren't taken seriously when they go to the police she wants to remain anonymous. what you can my husband was a drug addict when he was high he would attack me with a knife he'd beat me and rip out my hair while this is one of the wounds from his

not useful. when the rebirth tattoo project 1st started in a fall 4 years ago few people knew what went on behind closed doors or how many women needed help. when 30 women from across the region turned up the 1st week jenny has a heart recognized her calling. us to help them work through their trauma instead of repressing it. and to trunk but who have come to you they come here to tell their stories for the last time the memories stay in their hearts you can't tattoo a heart what's the saying out of sight out of mind now at least they don't have to look at their scars every day. i hope they won't dwell on the meter. for zahar the pain these women feel mt getting tattooed is all part of the support

she hopes it's the last pain they'll ever feel and their lives. on next stop is gone but other places all over the world residents there are feeling the impact of the corona pedantic guardians are afraid of getting ill and there are also concerns about economic losses because crucial imports from china have been stopped. joseph bang has been trading in lighting and electrical products in akra for more than a decade he imports over 70 percent of his products from china the outbreak of the coronavirus worries oban his current stock will only last for the next 2 months he's afraid it could push prices up affecting consumers we talk about the money supply the demand is high def and with the money it calls that good it will soon as always consume what we need and then their supply is for the immediate upload is

good to go up. how do you sort of. consume is products from china used to arrive at ports like this one every month but there hasn't been a delivery here since the outbreak of covert 19 and local importers are blocked from traveling to china to bring in more goods now they fear the worst if the health crisis continues after march there's not even fright in the 1st place. come to know as deliver. to those countries. sun is. those up. in some will. so there's a big fuss. in $28000.00 alone trade volumes between ghana in china it's $7300000000.00 imports from china alone

accounted for $4800000000.00 that makes gonna china's 7th largest trading partner in africa getting insta penned on chinese products and experts say gonna and other african countries don't have an easy way out of the crisis. everybody looks at china and even if you decided to go to europe cost of imports could be much higher in europe and not yourself how many businesspeople would be competitive in the west sourcing your import from europe for now all that obeying can do is hope for the virus to be contained in the coming weeks to keep his business healthy. almost 5 years ago paris was hit hard by a terror attack 90 concert goers were killed in the battle convertor cut clean bathroom survived the massacre and has found an unconventional way to deal with the trauma. returning to the battle is an act of for

assistance for cutting the toll it was inside that she survived one of france's worst terror attacks the massacre at the batter clan was part of a series of assaults across paris in which 131 people died. it's really a. put a little girl flipper that i still get knots in my stomach when i come here but i didn't want to develop a phobia so quite soon afterwards i started coming back to the better. it's like a pilgrimage i'm remembering the dead and reminding myself how lucky i am. kathleen survived these sort unharmed or so it seemed shortly afterwards she developed what many other victims of terror attacks suffer post-traumatic stress disorder or p.t.s.d. i had auditory hallucinations i imagined hearing sirens. and i blamed myself for being alive as if the others had to die so that i could live on it felt like i was

going crazy one. her family and friends were struggling to understand what she was going through and kathleen felt incapable of putting our feelings into words so she found another method to express them. i channeled all my suffering into my drawings it's a great relief it's like a catharsis i wanted people to understand how i was suffering from this invisible injury this huge millstone stands for all the symptoms of my p.t.s.d. with her much but she realized her drawings could do more than just help her alone that's why she decided to put them in a book than her therapist my fellow survivors said that my drawings showed exactly what they were going through they took them to their relatives and friends and that helped them reconnect with their loved ones i think my drawings could also help

other survivors of terrorism or people suffering other traumas around the world well for. whom kathleen has since published a 2nd book which includes drawings of more every day ordinary problems that's her way of getting back to some sort of normal life but the attack changed her forever . and. it's like i'm a new katherine now the old me is dead i have no time to lose i want to live life to the fullest my 2nd book is a symbol of my new life i have a lot of goals and i want to develop my art further. and we are also demanding or cutting will also keep returning to the battle plan she says she's determined not to give in to the fear the terrorists have awaken in her. place

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