french and dutch governments back in historic multi billion euro leading to help align efron's klm whether the turbulence of the coronavirus crisis. i was only being sarcastic president trump backtracks after suggesting disinfectant could be used inside the body of coronavirus patients to beat the illness. it is the holy month of ramadan begins this friday for the area ththe world population will be tatang a look k at how. transformed the way it's being a- welcome to the front twenty four news room in paris i'm

alexander caught. now for is readying a multi billion euro eleven sep to hehelp both the i'll make a red nose and effron klm. airlines the french state will directly provide alone over three billion euros and standards guarantee for four billion euros of bank loans meanwhile the dutch government. which has it said. we will hand over to forbid gyros to prop up the kelex of gingery. though the details of the direct state aid and thanks and still to be decided. more of the day's business news will join to directly by coast angler from our economics desk cole. took usus through why the governments haveve made such a massive commitment to keeping efron's callum in the s. there's a little bit more on that ballot that has been asked by grinnell america seven billion euros. ththree billion you're coming in direct bank loan from the state's million through state backed loan guarantees from banks- and then at the dutch measureses w well really comingt

a time. a lot of stuff. by the ground and then i we've seen play grounded worldwiwide passenger traffic. process with really substantially i just go there is weaker natitional. airlines transportation. i think a drop of 90% traffic in europe yes for this year so huge drop in traffic and- as we see- in. terms of the state i turned to state. our support. kind of measures passed. over where congress. i need a signature amount a to american airline they were suffering. i we've seen are also demand for it rightht now goi bigig questin i was what happens if you're anothehe strugglgling european i kerry right now british airways alititalia t transaction. i nond also to o step in and provided s we see today. transference orr we act up and s stepping in and basically following suit following freshman. okay on to other news a french court has

rejected an appeal from amazon in a highly watched case over workplace safety. what exactly is this morning and what does it mean for amazon here in france. . well actually the jude held a previous ruling which said that amazon needsds to limt the amount of activity in its warehouses.. until developed and more stringent safety measures with unions and- s. holdings that ruling would choose life changes that reduce your our first event of the first one. is that amazon warehouses now will be operations sell a larger list of products and it is growing so i just grocery products- i asked- hygiene acactually offer tecech product. thank the well part of that i'm condition is that the judge actually decrease the penalty noncompliance. billion euros one million years me nasa a high thousand euros. violation so that's changed out of the question of course is how am i going to respond as we thought in response for that first court ruling earlier this month

and- the thing that really was o complicacated for the f follow up i. it would be too expensive. it broke that prevent that. by planning to close its- things warehouses across. out of questions how's it gonna respond now we've seen one statement ran around saying it's going to keep. those closures in effect until next week until three till tuesday oct i thinink i believe we know what's going happen after t that and so thehe questioion is am ii going to continueue to exexpress always. going lee i'm reluctantly- abibide by t this courtt order but by t trying a t of attentionon is becacause obviously the scope of amazon as as a global company thank you very much coast under that from our business desk well moving on- with the us. tell now topping eight thousand comments by donald trump has sparked uprproar of based mockey and genuine concerns that people might poison themselves trying to fight the virus. during the days of news briefing the president

suggested that scientists should explore injecting disinfectant into the bodies of coronavirus patients. to help treat the spiritual. life the statement was not meant to be taken seriously. or violent or just but i asking is quickly a sarcastic question. to the reporters in the room. about disinfectant on the inside. but it does kill it and would kill it on the hands and that would make. things much better that was done in the form of a sarcastic question to the reporters. more details about these commenents rather good chf from the u. s. t. of lancaster is our guest. thank you very much for being with us donald trump has put his comments down to sarcasm as we had that. okay the response press and elsewhere a lot of. buying thaht are they- well youou know we saw some of the same a rhetorical delivery andnd itn in the earlier days when he said that mexico is going to pay for the wall between. the united states

and that and that concrete- and he's trying to explain that that's really what he meant. she's doing a lot of things that we don't know. so we're not but when people are desperate. and scared and they're seeing people- passed away or not returning home after goingng t to hospital there's a lot of concern about what the what the self isolatioion is meaning. . postee helplping. with the with the rel information- we're we're concerned aboutut really what people are going to be as doing. it's been aa- - health officials and doesn't matos saying don't do it. it's hard to believe actually there any six months away from a presidential election how these comments and donald trump's general reaction to thehe crisis affected his ratings. well when we're looking at how people are responding by going out into the streets and blocking nurses

from going to hospitals and calling- this cobit and nineteen x. here's the theory and then at a- trump is this going to save them. what if those who maybe aren't so far right are are getting a little leery about- their presidential. who will probably be their presidential nominee- at that same time that we havave to look into the democrats are put forward and that this is joe biden who. coming from the cocktails of brockck about the double to a lot of these people who believe that donald trump. so at the end of the day the this is ratings a are waiver depending on. how how silly he's being or how serious he is being a presidential he's being- but the end of the day it's gonna come down to. you want to go back to. brock obama a two year or do you want to. go forwardrd with donald trump. so you know. yeah he does. and

that help the rich american. those the questions that we are playing a people's. minds president trump of course knows. to of the will come just this will be up to just. the of the will come and that will be- cast away or wowould it b be moe dadamaging than ususual given te contntext. well we have to see f peopople take up. on his recocommendationons to. you his sarcastic comments as recommendations to rid themselves of kobe- if. you know if those things down and people unfortunately follow those those ideas or or- somehow insert. uv lights into their bodies. i mean tatake othr type of drastic steps. if w we seee that that's's happening to. me blame is going to go. to the white house. but trump supporters attend should be long game players they're they're looking at that at the end game. i'm sorry they're they're- saying that. the need to get this. trump he needs to

do to be. just my uses being donald trump and they're not whole him to those of the standards because they believe so much that that he's going to save themm going into the next four yearsrs thanks very much talk to rather judging from the rest of the bank has turned forty you do have to leave it there. yeah back to here and comes with government says it will begin at distributing. to the public from the may the fourth to ensure eveveryone has access to one. by the time that the lock stop lock down stops to be eased a week later. but as alison sergeant and judy and cheddar explained numerous questions still remain about how the masks will be distributed. and whether or not they'll be free of charge. for all of france before the end of the lockdown. it's a straightforward promise from the french government but the details are still being worked t. by the end of april authorities say they'll have twenty five million cloth masks available a week some made in

france others imported from abroad. starting on may fourth the government. to start experimenting with distribution and o option is off the table from pharmacies to tobacco shops to town halls. . local authorities may give them out for free otherwise it's not clear how much they'll cost if you search and the government has no plans to regulate prices. this business owner ordered hundreds for his employees paying extra for speedy delivery. was it was only to mask. to pressure upon myself- to listen from you since you've- miss you so much in the water must use would call you a question. rules about when to wear masks also remain unclear they're almost certain to be required on public transpoportation but the governmement hasn't issued f for ththeir guidelelines. since the start of the outbreak french officials have been criticized for their changing advice about wearing masks and for major supply shortages speaking on

the radio friday france's health minister justify production delays saying for masks to be worthwhile they must be higher quality. control of all the musky feet. with all this in abu dhabi documents. the prosecutor all of the prisoner told people to be. able to get a quote via sms could up the blood of the noble said all these all. the doctor. said i guess you can read this all the- doctors at france's academy of medicine go further than the government they see a face covering of any kind is better than noththing. well t ts friday m marks start of ramadan the holy month of prayer and fasting for some two billion muslims around the world. the global lockdowns have made traditional gatherings impossible in the saudi city of mecca for example. the grand mosque that too normally welcome tens of thousands of pilgrims. conducted searches we can see from these pictures here. just one example of how he is thirty months will be drastically different. hasn't sergeant takes a look now at

muslims in gaza and how they've been preparing. and. from nuts and dates to traditional sweets the menu may be the same but this year's ramadan won't be like any other the islamist group hamas which runs gaza has closed mosques banned public gatherings and told people to stay home some vendors are already feeling. faint and we'll of all the rules we will break the vicious word. however the soonest i have a lot. what i've been sure yeah. so far less than two dozen people in gaza have tested positive for covert nineteen but the territory is facing a shortage of testing kit passage through the borders with israel and egypt is tightly controlled and all who enter are being quarantined. local health officials say a larger outbreak would be disastrous for gaza's two million inhabitants. facing

this event to make it with its- for july and august this different system due to lots of factors like that the long bed- years of closer and sees. and the mother tia and less of a shortage of minnesota's. this week the red cross delivered some emergency medical equiuipment but health officials in gaza say they are still in immediate need of ventilators and intensive care beds the territory has just ninety three ventililators less than one for every twenty one thousand people. but it is good news for rolling stones fans this week after they they start in the stay att home comes a fewew days ago. legendary british rockers have released a new track living in ghost town the title that might resonate deep with any listeners who are living in a lockdodown james wilson. has this. thisis. a cross the world

cities once bustling nightlife fallen silent as millions stay home because of culvert nineteen. so the release of the rorolling stones is new s single living in a ghost town could not be more appropriate f for te troubled times we live in with the music video including footage from seven cities living on ththe lot. we got this trackk well over a year ago in lala i believe yeah- so part of the new album you know ongoing thining. and t then the fann. yh and- make cacan i decided that this one really needed to go to wowork right now. the release comes only a few days off the

band members perform conroy's get what you want from their own homes as possible video conference calll o organized by lady gaga. with the public can expect to hear more from the band in the near future the systems are still working away the full version of the new album. as of the time we have on this edition stay tuned to france twenty four. welcome to this edidition of the phones twenty four interview i'm joined by doctor julian it covered i who's- a neurologist at suny downstate medical center in brooklyn. in new yorok thank you v very much for being with us here in france reforms thanks for having me. festival thanank you foror the work thatu and your colleagues doing. this can yoyou startrt byy telling uw thingsgs are looking here at yor

hospital says it should right now. we're still faced. . they have this app. today this leads social distancing stay home order this. they do work we have seen a reduction in the number of patients presenting to the emergency room but we are still facing a lot of patients admitted to the hospital behind thosese walls on ththis medical campus you have five hundred inpatatients are sick with ththcorner virirus- that means that we still need time to take your- patience but i still with. me they are for ices. what your daily rate is like when you arrive at what what happens. how does it fefeel for you when you walk ininto the cupboard nineteen wardrd. first name. is asia the hospital has changed this means that we all became coping nineteen doctors kobe nineteen n nurses. you enter- the units and- most of these rooms are closed to limit the spreread of the of the virus

but then really what is striking it is. suffering is in those units this patients are get ting for their- patients are extremely short. and a lotot of them have a hard titime our reading of the pictureres that e have to. do to help them the supplemental o oxygen via positive pressure get out today you can tell how w may. how much suffffering there. that's howow difficult has that mean for youu is. to your- have i think to offer to patients to make better your to have treatments we have supportrted treatmemes ofoften thosese patients we dont have a silvever bullet we don't have a a medication that's goiog to make e the firires go o awaye people whoho are coming in with the virus all not only presenting young brothers also with multiple organ failure. when w we wrap. herere is from china and from prior to the

epidemic arriving in the united states read t the descriptions f the viralneumonia a and those hypoxic. respiratory failures- and does turn out to be accurate descriptions butut what we also realized was stats koboe nineteen was also a renal disease we seekk acute kidney failure it was also a neurologic disease we've all part. about people losing the abability to spell bats and- the virus attacking the olfactory nerve but we've seen. a massive strokes we've seen several languages we have seen several latina we think that this virus causes coagulation disorders which is probably our deadline a lot of his orders he causes we're learning a lot about this virus and we keep searching what do you have to say to protecect those who are gathering. state capititals callining and- because i meant o order is. i don't know that i'm a really have much to say to them it seems that i it's really hard to engage in a dialogue

with people who. don't really- live in a world where facts and science means something- allll i hopepe for them is that reality doesn't catch up with them. and fortunately it's very possible that some of t these protesters will be inspected in the stations where they once and will in turn in fact some of their familyly members i find it vevery sad.. what do you mean te way that the truck men. with quite the starch. the e firm government failed us. first off by igngnoring the signalsls that this wasas going to be a panandc of biblical proportioions. then by the failure of the testing policy. and the supply chain frfrom mededical supplies- and n today view hear denial or minimization onn the part of the white housese this is very disheartening because the realityy of this virus the reality of this epidemic. is a concrete reality e every day. have you had access to the protective equipment that you need to treat each code

nineteen patients from the very beginning was started with using supplies that normally a disposable. we started a sanitizing masks was techniques that had never really been researched- and we've done okay with the n. ninety five mask and with the surgical masasks ad withth the goal. of books-- you know we ran out of gas so last week in this institution we had to become creative and we started you know. those are of rain ponchos are i normally use in sporting events. n. or not for medical use but since this is we have to do this i thank this ridiculous. but it shows. how it. s. r. and made in china and only they're all made in china but they all stored in china what i was expecting from the federal administration

wants to go t to asia sececure e supply chains. control down n. dispututes these put mints through the e hospitals andnd health the w workers they need about what happened instead it's everybody betting against everybody states are hospitals. even in departments. and what happens is health care workers did not get the supplies they neededed and this had an impact on patient. the virus has not been a g great equalizer it has exposed deepp inequalities in this country. mostly because african americans andndatinos have been disproportionately affected by the coronavirus because those communities are disadvantaged- they are more likely to live below the poverty level. if you are living under the poverty level you are living in a small house or smamaller apartments this meanss that you're not able to social justice if you u have fie people in a one bedroom how can

you help i wait. okay that's because these areas are often the ones that keep working even during the stay home orders they are your delivery people who argue our supermarket or pharmacy if it's more still on the front line as essential workers. but also these communities are impacted greatly by other cororvids they are the victims of obesity and contntrol diabetes and control how detention. envies diseases make them at a higher risk of catching a very severe case of code in nineteen. and ill considered like to die from the disease and much more likely that population are more- affluence. and so we've noticed and this instititution which welcomes communities- afro caribbean comommunities which ae at this disadvantage and we've noticed that former t tolerates was much higher all the way up to t twenty percent. andnd we compared ourselves to o the center of the united states-

service similar. popululation ws still.. demographphics and the numbers are. as for people who. have health coverage you'll still. this o out a after regardless. all of their ability to pay immigration status this is our pride to welcome everyone but many peoplele have are under insured or have no insurance at all or social wororkers do wonders if there are waways to get thosose people insured the compresss the us congress passed a law- the care act which nineteen stats the careful kobe nineteen will be paid by turns companies but you see how complicated the whole system is not just about how the system it's about having the population under standards. we thinknk of. their care becausese the. about receiving a bill down the road can you tell me about your personal experiences. howow hass

your lifee been have you been isolating have you been afraid for your own life at any point. you know you finish a day of work at this hospital then you leave itit and you've been exposed. despite all the personal protective equipments and you're thinking not about if you're going to gett the virus but ratherr when you're going to get it. and how sick and my going to be and my surprise. and i'm i a healthy carrier- it's only doctors isolating it's also nurses i've hearard of nurses living in ther basements i have isolated from my family- because i'm afraiaid that will. give the virusus a fine healthy carrier but we have hope that. in the near future we'll have an antibody test they will be able to predict if. we are immune from the virirus- butut we don't know yet- whole- position is try to do that is- so the question

remains how long do we have to isolate. any particular patients you've treated who will stay in your mind forever. last week one of f my patients passed away- the family was vevery disheartened.d. and they really wanted to have one last momoment with h clark i w went o ththe room- with thehe phone ani could t then. t the whole family with and they sat on the last prayer for her and a few hours later she passed away i think i remember thahat. when you proces what you've what during the dady itit was. we t try to talkmong each other. w we have- zoom meetings w where we all share experience- the mental health professiononals h here on campus have beeeen outstanding offering all the mental health we- we need. i think it's going to take us a long timee to prproces this. there's something very similar to what veterans of war experience- sometimes y you feel that only somebody else who is

on the frontline it's going to be able to understand. your ex this will be spacious and opens up. did you ever have a- s. a. something like this happening the ididea of a pandemic is nothing newew what we did not expepect he is the federal government ignoring the signals. is above with expect is the white house been in denial what we did not expect is the failure of the cap. what we did not expect was thehe collapse of the supply chain and we did not expect this all the- costs down respect. white house. killed all. of public health n now. histstory will mot likely remember that this caused many american lives the healthcare system is a critical assets it's something that isis not a cost for something that is a well it's's something that is- off a an asset for the entie community to take advantage off

i hope at the end of the prices everybody therere stand staff. andd the respect that alall institution like or in this country i do take advantage of. you concerned about a second wave here in new york that could potentially be even worse than this one. not only were concerned we prepare for it w we know that if social distancing and- stay home orders or relapse. too soon and too quickly there will bebe a second wave so we remain in crisis mode. you w want to keep the ability open repair large not i think that's very quickly and see. the property will also can that's for. s sure this epidemic collide with the seasonal epidemic and this. evev worse that t the ones that were just experienenced. . thanks very muh for joining us h here on thehe frontt twentnty four interviewed dr julie and kevin and t thank you very m much for the what you're doing you've beenn watchihing the fross twenty four into the- statute

04/24/20 04/24/20 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new w york city, the epicenter of the pandemic, this is democracy now! >> it is a joke when republicans say the urgency around this bill -- the only folks they have urgency around our folks like ruth's chris steakhouse and shake shack. amy: is the house has is a new half trillion dollar coronavirus relief bill, congressmember alexandria ocasio-cortez is the sole democrat to vote no, saying