this is dave every news live from berlin the coronavirus forces action to boost the price of oil the pandemic had produced a model led to a big drop in income all the oil producing countries now they've overcome disagreements and all coordination moves to push the price also around. helping those least able to help themselves in argentina the country has been here twice for the 1st by every station and now by the prototypes. and how much of an impact will the pandemic have on society and the way we work we take

a look at what happened after the spanish flu outbreak more than 100 years ago. chrissy want to welcome to the program oil prices have risen off to the world's major producing countries agreed to what's being called the biggest oil production catch ever the production cost opec joined russia that isn't if it's to boost the oil price and in energy markets ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic. opec close which brings together the oil cartel with other producers like russia said it would reduce world output by 10 percent. within 2 months opec and opec plus countries will reduce production by $10000000.00 barrels for the next 6 months they will cut production by $8000000.00 barrels per day and for the 16 months after that begins 6000000 barrels will be. kurdish. oil prices had going into freefall on

worries about the virus and a price war between saudi arabia and russia but low prices threaten the u.s. shale oil industry. president donald trump welcomed the deal calling it a great deal for all. but with oil times filling up around the world energy hungry industries shut down many analysts are warning the agreement may do little to stabilize the oil market. at all from our business department is at the table with me off of what is this deal mean for the worldwide economy well christine the 1st thing that it means really is it's a little bit of rest buy it and it's a little bit of stability for the hopefully the oil price and for the energy sector there remains to be seen exactly how markets are going to react we've had some initial reaction this morning seemingly quite positive in that some some minor reduction increases in the oil price of 5 percent 6 percent bush in the longer term it's just to a great degree of uncertainty as to how much investors are going to embrace this whether the courts are sustainable and whether it will be enough to compensate for

the massive loss and reduction in overall demand in the world economy for oil so it's rest but for the sector but uncertain yet we need to wait a little bit longer to see if it has any longer impact this deal that's very difficult until recently what changed well it seems to be that the big thing that changed is the intervention of the u.s. political system basically donald trump and also u.s. senators so ordinarily saudi arabia and russia essentially carve up the global oil market in terms of the price they generally control it through opec and opec plus russia as i'm going to remember but it's been a lot of pressure in recent days from trump and u.s. senators and indeed those reports over the weekend of a number of u.s. senators directly contacting the saudi energy minister talking about changing the longer term relationship between washington and riyadh unless saudi agreed to what the sanctions u.s. wanted so that would explain a lot of donald trump's happiness at the deal because it seems to underline his influence in terms of getting it struck other households well into the world would have been. they said from the recent oil prices does this deal change that is bad

news for the consumer well i would say christine it's not quite as simple as that in more stable times when when the global economy is not going through the kind of existential crisis we're just going through at the moment recovered one day in the pandemic that might be generally seen as a good thing of course lower oil prices has an impact across the economy and it generally helps consumers but what's not good for consumers and what's not good for business in general is when the entire energy sector as a whole is threatened to the extent to which a turkey 5 percent drop in demand which is what we're experience at the moment is affecting it that could lead potentially if things continue to advance to the requirement for government bailouts of large state or companies that could lead to chaos across the energy sector many many thousands in fact hundreds of thousands of jobs a risk so no is the simple answer is that i question it is it is it is not really a case where it's simply a good thing for consumers in the price prices low what you need to stability 1st and foremost. the latest developments on the coronavirus china has reported 180

new cases of great advice most of them imported south korea is safe to say and 600000 coronavirus testing kits to the united states following a request from u.s. president donald trump the lockdown in liberia's capital monrovia to the chaotic start of the weekend as some police officers used battens against race that ends in germany an opinion poll has that a clear majority one the coronavirus restrictions retain the even tightened after the current date which is next sunday. now in argentina they've got just over 2000 confirmed cases off the corner of iris and like most countries around the well of it and the lock down but it was in recession before the pandemic struck so the restrictions have. you know the play has been hit the hardest but in the poorest neighborhoods of the capital's our people all coming together to help each other.

in the poor settlements around buenos aires soup kitchens are popping up everywhere it's russian style so young for those in this district who lost their jobs even overnight. some official no i'm not currently working so i don't receive a salary if you work on the side paid in cash like me you won't earn a center right now. no tell you can't work as a cleaner because of a strict curfew that's why neighborhood cooperatives are delivering food to families in need. volunteers cook for hundreds of their neighbors financed by city grants and by donations especially for the poorest of them. the enough to work cooking for the garbage collectors who weren't allowed to go out on the streets. and so they can't collect and recycle garbage. or now delivering lunch to them. with every additional day

of lockdown more argentinians are dependent on community help the lines outside the soup kitchens are getting longer the corona crisis exacerbates the social crisis is that it's a. these volunteers they take care of us homeless. we get food at least 3 times a week. even before the lockdown argentina was on the verge of national bankruptcy . president alberto fernandez was trying to renegotiate the repayment of massive. debt then came the pandemic now it's unclear how argentina will be able to repay the $1000000000.00 debt and how the country will steer clear of that much feared national bankruptcy the homeless are fending for themselves as they did before corona. during the lockdown they have no place to which they can retreat and donations are scarce. look we've always lived in fear and hunger

corona is secondary to us. argentina's retirees are also part of the corona high risk group but many of them have to line up together to collect their pension money. i haven't received money in a month i don't know how far in debt i am and i have to pick up my pension in person. argentina and its people are facing even more difficult times the coronavirus state of emergency is far from over. now to some of the other stories making news around the bold strong storms pounded the southern united states on sunday killing at least 6 people in mississippi and damaging up to 300 homes and buildings the national weather service said strong winds were sweeping through other parts of the state as well. take he's president richard sipe and a one has rejected the resignation of his interior minister as of a month who took responsibility for this weekend's much criticized 19th the

announcement of the 48 hour lockdown cost millions by surprise and prompted panic by 2 hours before it took effect on friday night. and spain's prime minister pedro sanchez has said his country remains at high risk from the crown of areas even though it's reported its nose for growth in confirmed infections for 3 weeks spain is to allow workers in industry and construction to return to work off to the to be shut down. a century ago a deadly flu swept the world with devastating consequences that changed the way people live today the krona bias is also likely save a social and cultural impacts already terms like social distancing and self isolation have become part of everyday language but what can or rather what changes can be expected to last history may often habits like the handshake to become a thing off legend. a deadly pandemic descended on the world after the 1st world war as if people haven't suffered enough already the virus known as the spanish flu

blew across the globe 100 years ago hitting middle aged people hardest you know because the groom about one 3rd of the german population was sick and to some degree. in all of europe 2300000 people died in front because if it was going to be able to go and worldwide at least 25000000 it's 120 min distance to be 50000000 or double even that would go to be to feel. doctors had little at their disposal to fight the. virus no ventilators no antibiotics the only thing that helped was keeping people apart from each other. this is this shows that the most important step in stopping the spread of the math agenda is separating people by shutting down every day life and interactions. pandemics are both brutal and educational the spanish flu showed that quarantines actually helped after the 1st world war and the

spanish flu the economy started looking up the history of epidemics shows that they lead to advances and innovations another example the plague it killed millions of people in the middle ages yet later had extraordinary economic and societal effects . it's now to rochelle with a spike in coronavirus cases in recent days hospitals in the capital have seen a big influx of patients and before the situation well the. woman who has made it her mission to help medical style fighting on the front line in the battle against the current vice. finest and go guard has converted her parking spot in an underground garage in moscow into a storage space she's coordinating donations for doctors treating coronavirus patients things like disinfectant kettles disposable plates and utensils and

protective gear here we have very foreign things. here. this week and on. leave right now yeah yeah here is the main goal here is to say thank you to the doctors because so i really appreciate everything that they are doing right doll that they're fighting every day you know and. we leave their house to well. you know and we just get back to all where common life despite a lockdown in moscow honest and go god wants to ensure her donations reached doctors as quickly as possible there are no moscow hospitals treating coronavirus patients and a new hospital with 500 beds is being completed but until it's operational the majority of patients are being treated here in co minorca at the capital's outskirts as well as needing protective clothing medical staff also have to eat. honest as you

succeeded in getting a canteen kitchen quickly on board it was already producing up to 10000 ready to eat meals with fresh vegetables for regular clients. request they're also now delivering $650.00 freshly made meals to doctors and nurses in moscow every day for free. we consider it our duty to help the doctors they bear the most responsibility right now we're making special finger food for them so that they can be quickly and get back to their patients. where you do what the bushelful i'm. word of initiative has spread throughout moscow she's managed to convince more than 40 companies and organizations to donate goods for me this is a good sign because it's showing how important is to be together to be connected

and how easy to do this and this is probably. bad to say bad but it's probably a good side of the mirror because this means that people can be still very connected no one knows when russia's coronavirus up the demick will peak but for honest angle got it's clear that her help is needed now more urgently than ever. 3 edition area is known for the striking christ the redeemer statue that lives of the city on easter sunday that's a special message images of projected onto the statue showing christ as a dog will leave you with peaches off the city's thank you to health. to help fight the cross reiss.

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is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did morality become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. philippines in the sides of my ass starts may 20th on d w. online dating is huge these days worldwide some 220000000 people use absa websites to find love now facebook wants a piece of the pie to our topic today on shipped. so far facebook users can access the new platform in 20 countries including the u.s. argentina chile mexico peru and across asia but soon facebook wants to expand its dating feature to europe africa and india as well analysts expect online. platforms

to turn over 11000000000 year olds in 2020 so far match group the internet company behind is the biggest market player. might not be safe from hackers listening in on what intimate conversations it's much less riddled with beta scandals than facebook after all that's happened really willing to trust a book with private details about all of life. some 200000000 facebook users say their single. mark zuckerberg is now targeting this vast online market with facebook's newest feature facebook dating we want facebook to be somewhere where you can start moving for relationships and. currently facebook posts 2 and a half 1000000000 active users worldwide so the odds of finding a match are reasonably high. but jason kelly a privacy expert with the electronic frontier foundation warns us not to trust that

facebook will keep our intimate chats and sensitive data safe. facebook dating raises a lot of red flags because they say because a history of misusing user data and there's no evidence that anything has changed in particular other than facebook's messaging. facebook dating is no standalone app but a feature integrated into the existing facebook infrastructure which has already been hacked several times. so it's no wonder that data security experts fear our romantic preferences will soon end up exposed for the world to see. it's also unclear how exactly facebook plans to use this data. after all the platform makes money by selling ads. in the u.s. and canada online magazine slate found that facebook earns around $120.00 euros per year per user. can we trust the fact that mark zuckerberg says they're not going to use this data for advertising purposes i think the answer is no facebook's days.

very likely is collecting information or will be one day that they might sell because that's their business model. in the us some believe that mark zuckerberg is out to revolutionize the dating market. and some even speculate he's planning to weaken the current market leader match dot com so he can buy it up to. you know. facebook users must know there are revealing lots of their personal information for the kompany is financial gain the same surely goes for online dating but aside from that can facebook dating rival leading apps like in the online dating consultant amy letting him tried it out for us. users can only access facebook dating through the mobile app it's not available in the desktop version but the feature is simple enough to use and it's free there's no premium account

option yet in the countries where it is available the dating service is already integrated into the facebook app but before she can get started amy letting hands still needs to opt in and put together her dating profile. option to choose whether man or woman are let me be more specific which is really cool. it feels really fast to set up it isn't feel like you're doing a lot of work. and some of the questions that they ask kind of take out the ease of what do i say about myself or talk about myself i think that's the hardest part i really really like this question something i'm embarrassed to admit that i love is you know vulnerability is a great way to connect with other singles so that question sparks a vulnerability. then suggests my for potential dates from a pool of 2 plundered 1000000 self declared facebook singles friends are off limits unless both previously deem each other their secret crush. so far though facebook

hasn't revealed any other official stats on who really uses the feature. i'm not totally in love with that i think there's still a lot of people that need to know about it if you like match dot com the reason why is because it really puts the user in control they have a keyword search option and you can type in specific words in the keyword search that allows you to find common interests here. we're relying on facebook to make sure that they match us based on their algorithm facebook's matchmaking algorithm draws upon the information use provide in their accounts including the events in groups they join there's a hard icon for when you like someone and in extreme when you don't sounds like to functionality is very similar facebook has that safety feature where you can tell your friends your location of what where you're going as

a woman with online dating it can be really feel very vulnerable and scary and i feel that the facebook having that security feature come when on that part by again because there's more subscribers on twitter it is the powerhouse of like subscribers you're going to have more options on tender than you do on facebook. could facebook overtake tinder as the biggest dating platform if only 3 percent of facebook's active users sign up for the dating service then yes but is it really just about numbers online the pool of potential matches is vast but does the sheer number of singles available really increase the odds of finding my soulmate and how exactly do dating apps find potential matches some providers say they apply a scientific method some even use genetic compatibility tests. is that how you will guarantee the perfect chemistry. online dating services turn over

a tidy profit with people's yearning for love. some make sweeping promises claiming to apply mathematical formulas to crack the code of love and help users find the one. in reality however most apps are pretty straightforward they either tap into users social media profiles or compare music tastes some also use users location or g.p.s. data all this combined with the supplemental data users disclose on age sex and personal preferences is then fed into an algorithm. just how providers way each individual snippet of information they can gather to match profiles remains a well kept secret but one thing's for sure. just because someone listens to the same music as i do that doesn't mean we're a good fit in all areas let alone

a perfect match that's perfect that's why we always allow for a certain element of surprise and fears of. weight so finding someone you really click with is just a medical block not rocket science or disappointing just to be sure you meant psychologist co-founder of one of the old. she had developed the platforms questionnaire which draws on psychological psychoanalytical and sociological insights. to create the perfect match part one of the world's oldest online dating platforms some chance and more on algorithms currently about 11000000 singles are registered on their site. need to fill out a detailed questionnaire as psychologists impartial co-founder explains the algorithm uses the answers provided to determine 32 different personality traits

that are supposedly decisive for lasting relationships. and since users are often reluctant to show off anything but their best side the questions take an indirect approach. how would you react if your partner or someone else started taking your phone. where they respond with i don't mind or i'd leave which partners . were asking about the phone but what we really want to know is how forgiving or strict someone is in the expectations they set or how flexible they are towards others. find out what makes. it really. that for sure to date there aren't any studies on the quality of online dating platforms like partial facebook dating. is hard to predict. if. we can't feed emotions into algorithms. algorithms can

do is inform our strategy for finding a potential mate then develop feelings for if. we don't deliver the emotions but we do increase the odds of 2 people developing a bond they would both call a good relationship. so if you know what you're looking for then you have a decent chance of finding a partner online but from my personal experience a good profile picture usually makes the biggest difference more than share interests or self disclosed personality traits and i'm not the only one who thinks that. of course i only upload pictures i like that i think capture me well we see no point in only uploading my prettiest holiday pictures where i look is fabulous to say angelina jolie it's more important to make sure the picture really shows who i am. i had what they call a selfie session with my camera set on self timer. i posed in a posed for ages it was sort of awkward. so i mean that's

a profile pictures of people showing off or wearing next to nothing those are the worst. humans are visual creatures that's why in the world of online dating the 1st impression really counts. whether we like a person's face for not is crucial. but surprisingly our other senses play a key role too. even if we're only looking at a picture not actually standing face to face. our mind imagines what that person might smell like then when we meet in person our mind checks up our assumption was right if not we can get pretty disappointed and tosh. in the end disappointment is just as much part of the proles as an online dating as it is offline the selection of potential partners is huge nearly every other internet user is single with roughly 20 percent of them willing to give online dating

a shot that's 300000000 people worldwide and as facebook keeps expanding its dating platform more and more might be able to finally meet their better half. but let's not forget that by using dating platforms we're also sharing very private information with these provided us and if they don't handle it with care we could find it hacked and leaks to the world and facebook doesn't exactly have a stellar record in protecting user privacy what is your experience with online dating would you try facebook dating or is online matchmaking not your thing let us know on you tube facebook or d.w. dot com see you next time bye bye.

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