announces he's suspending immigration into the united states this ahead of a crisis meeting the governor of new york andrew cuomo says he's concentrating on the issue of testing for the covered nineteen virus in his white house. head to head with the president. the start for the price of oil continues june of oil futures contracts have dropped more than forty percent. as crew continues on unprecededented selloff. committee business editor of the study by the this. the world condom shortage could spell disaster for the spread of sexually transmitted

diseases and unwanted pregnancies the world's biggest producers in malaysia shut downn due to a coronavirus pandemic. thank you very much for being with us the u. s. prpresident ad the governor of new york state sitting down right now to discuss the response the covered nineteen crisis there is no love lost politically between the two men stand up. it's as if request number awaiting word. sing donald trump says he will suspend all immigration into the united states he says this will be on a temporary basis by executive order says it's all about protecting american jobs. through governor cuomo's remarks donald trump once again setting his sights on immigrants as the coronavirus batters the u. s. late monday in a tweet citing the invisible enemy and the protection of american jobs. the president pledged to temporarily suspend all immigration to the country. the full details of his plan remain unknown as does its

legal basis the new york times however reportsts that an official order to stop issuing new green cards and work visas is expected within days. that would mark a policy reversasal despite restricting non work related travel amid the pandemic washington has actually eased entry for some immigrant workers in recent weeks. but trump has been blasted by governors from both parties for his handling of the outbreak the president initially downplayed the severity of the virus into since frequently overstated america's capacity to test for it while touting unproven and potentially dangerous remedies. immigrant rights groups say the president's latest move is taking advantage of a health crisis depresses enough public agenda with o over seven hundred eighty thousand can arms cases u. s. covert nineteen has claimed over forty two thousand american lives locked down measures have ground via. me to

a near halt some twenty two million citizens filing on. benefits and weeks on dissident level job losss particularly great today as he bid for re up. over to get some way. on the way to for a response from that why house b. . two b. in n a trp and untrue a quouote pressss. of the e us and got of new york's will bring you more on that as it happens. meanwhile back here in europe another five hundred and thirty one people have died because it covered nineteen here in france. over the past twenty four hours the health officer overall the chief health officer of the country jones along with the latest. of the death told him fronts is now up. to twenty thousand seven hundred and ninety six. talk to me the sociopath seven thirty thousand one hundred and six patients are currently hospitalized for kind of infection. one thousand one hundred and eighty five new patients were hospitalized over the last twenty four hours. but

given those who had left the total is still negative and four hundred and seventy eight fewer people hospitalized on monday. apple are you. recorded on you haven't get there the last twenty four hours. a hundred nineteen eighty patients were admitted to intensive care. would then you miss you the total is still negative for the thirteenth consecutive day record initial consecutive there are two hundred and fifty fewer patients in need of life support. again you miss. so the death toll here fronts pushing towards twenty one thousand that scientists here warning their arms enough people infected with code nineteen to prevent a s secondd wave of thee virus. a report carried out by the end since you passed us says three point seven million french people or five point 7% of the population live in fact by may the eleventh. the date when president macron is promising to stop lifting the lockdown all the instant pasta is warning that efficient control measures need to be maintained. b be owned by the

eleventh. with many people counting down the days to o the end of t the lockdown in france questions are still being asked about the safety. of easing restrictions. a study by the poster institute estimates that by the eleventh of may five point 7% of the population will have been infected.. n nine poit seseven millionn people. on the young plusus on if you knonock n affectct hasas ample shuttles michelin is difficult you might get me to. a dealer to cost mimission to o catalan personale number of bececause you're not gettining stupid level- let me o pop i guess when you was on a previous offices. before the knock down eachh infnfected pern on average gave the virus to more than three people nuts. now down to fewer than one pass and- with the advent slowly some of the stray has been taken off hospitals. burke this low infection rate means the majority of people remain at risk of catctching the virirus.r

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because of public nineteen cororonaviruss locked. and a chronic drop in demand capability is our business editor i'm not pleased to announce she is standing by kate a very good evening to you tellll us how toto the market saturday. well perhaps less shocking than yesterday's close mark a u. s. wti prices have come out off that negative territory i was the unprecedented momentt when we sasaw a buyers. traders actually paying buyers to take thatt montnth oil off their hands on mondnday would briefly dropped o negative forty d dollars per barrel of oil that was going to be delivered in the month of may. that contrtract rolledd ovr today to focus on june deliveries it was all prices settling at about eleven dollars and fifty s seven cents per barrel for the international benchmamark brent crude.e. dropped below twentyy dollars per barrel for the first time in nearly t two decacades a analysts sayay thats actually more significant even

in the u. s. prices. because it gives a better reflectionn of the state of dedemand acrcross e world- and demand is basically non e existent the international energy a agency says that g glol demand hasn't been n this low since nineteen ninety five. ananother plunge in oil prices also drive down stock markekets we saw the major europopean indices losing about 3%% lossess of between two point six andnd three and a half percent on wall street this change that. there's still a lot of uncertainty that where the oil market goes from here and all those negative prprices do s sem to have cauaught traders and analysts by surprise. they could be back in the short term while there's still too much oil. and essentially no where to put it. meanwhile k. donald pledged his support for t the ol and gas industrtry- what might this entailed. well it'ss probobably going to be somome kd of financial aid although we don'n't know quite what a speciaially a lot a lot of oil companies in the u. s. especially small ones are facing massive layoffs are possible bankruptcies. at one

else's says that up to a thousand small u. s. oilil companies c could go bankrupt if oioil prices remain at theheir current lelevels o of us presidt tweeted that he will never let that great industry down he asked for a plan to make funds avaiailable to secure work quote these important companies and jobs long into the future. right now the government of course can't create d demand for oil which is what destry really needs but it can help with ststorage- some lawmwmakers and- the government. i to fill up its- petrololeum. other things that foreign oil imports should be banned for face very very steep tariffs. there's eveven ad suggestions that the government could pay oil companieses. to stop pumping oil all together. now the american petroleum institute which is the e largest oil and gas lobby in the country- says that it's not looking for a bailout but it does want access to the emergency landing f facilitieie. made available. kate a bipartisan agreement over india

five hundred billion dollar relief bill tell us more on this. w well this is been in the works since that thrhree hundred and fifty billion dollar fund for emergency business loans went up ran out of money last week that was part of the two trillion dollars in his bill which was approved backk i in march. but we understand it's gonna be topped up with a further three hundred and twtwenty eight bilillion dollars with some e restrictions this time on what kind of companies can apply foror those emergency funds there's's been a lott o of criticism chainss and b been getting small business loans in rececent weeks. the bill also readad about seventy five billin dollars to hospitals twenty five billion dollars for corona virus testing- there could be still morere fininancial stimuls to come donald trump says he wants to get. more money y head out to the parties and state the separate bills and reminder these emergency l loans are reallyly into different bodies degree to keep paying g their staff it's not meant more layoffs within twenty two

million americans filed for unemployment benefits in the past four weeks. this is an effort to try and keep a cap on those really staggering numbers k. moody as ever thank you very much indeed the office etcetera. joining issa from home as part of a social distancing at to try to prevent the spread of covert nineteen around the stuff here france twenty four kate. as ever thank you very much indeed. that's about is facing. of the main producers binge down by the- virus. cracks in malaysia makes one five condoms across the world. until now. there's already a one hundred million short full of condoms across the globe. before covered nineteen struck. let's bring in the ththalia account and who is from the u. n. population fund us for more on this one the tally getting to you- we know why this happened because the main produce is being closed down because of. the lockdown of a covert nineteen how concerned are you about the possible effects of this. but

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of france. when it comes too login issues so w we can compare their data with our data a and there arare lots of simililarits in terms of the surge e in domestic violelence. and alsoo when i it comes to response mechanisms so the- conversationons are very valuabe to exchahange b best pracacticet i. said earlier abobout the h hp spspots in supermarkets. this is an international best practicee that has been selected by the united natations andnd shared by other n nations which meansns tt women. all over the world can he should use this mechanism. this is a facility in supermarkets are going to retain it afteter lockdown iss stopped. also comeses to mind is out o of thahat that t the lockn is forcing us to work in innovative ways it's a also an opportunity for other stakeholders to get involvlved. but with examplee the olympic gymnast say soccer club hasas tremendous t training center ino an accommodadation facility for

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