the- project test isolate t the three pointt plan outlined by the french prime minister ededouard philippe to bring france i don't look down from mamay the eleventh. facemask wil be compulsory on public transport and in secondary schools. that's about over twenty three thousand from three hundred and sixty seven over the last twenty four hours. coverered nineteen n k. rise ananomaly in ecuador corrrrespondent about us yet has the latest on the situation that has come under fire spreads across south america. over a million cases a covered nineteen now in the united

states no briefing today so far from the president congress will not reconvene next week because the infection r rate continues to risese meanwhile use speaker policy o outlines plans. for five hundred billion extra d dollarsrs to helplp comt the pandemic and plans to boost medicaid health insurance for low income families. thank you very much for being with us. i do offer the best told the french people of the plans to bring france out of lockdown. plans hinge on three words protect test and isolate there will be a relaxation of the lockdown immediately on may the eleventh for journeys. up to one hundred columbus is committed but the french feminist is warning against complacency he said a second wave of infection could make a return to look down necessary. testing increased mosques in secondary schools and public transport will be compulsory. alex often with you know we will with the easing of the lockdown be able to ramp up testing new subjects we have

set ourselves the goal of carrying out at least seven hundred thousand tests for the virus boutique from the eleventh. a woman. it's only done three. hundred give cisco to allow those. on top of testing chains of infection. to implement screening efforts as we have already done in casco that's notable. . it was for the speech test fifteen hundreds- they sell a afternoon here in pariris watched by. many many millions of people across france witness he what would happen next that's being of a comment to allen bogen whose lecture in french politics at the university of north m. b. r. e. n. thank you much for being with us. it's always a pleasure to have you on the output hit france twenty four greatt to see you i'll be keeping well that's that's the main thing what do you think about what for the plans that have been adopted- jimmy s shoud y y by the national assembly this tuesday. the main characteteristics foror me it started so sorry. it's jusust super cacautious on- it's based on a on an incremental

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going to happen you know. people are all very. cautious just because they didn't. believe the girl from on the issue at this a hop in a row so many. that have shown how to public is not computer in the government ability to test so. find you know if you a non a big testing process. to date we talked how. and how talk and how we be traced. because today it said that the. it's supposed to be used is not ready we did ready in so you have is still have a lot you she about saying task. my will be you know. we'll see you know i would be it's one i see it so to speak anand i think lot o ofriends people w will w will let up with how to study. kikind of a i to choose i remember it was pretty your s. to obobserve on life hee in france from position and the- but of we know. that you the system insnside out thank y you very much indeed. for j joining

us a as you were just talking to us we showing images of- parisis lookining completetely desertede gauntlet o of. a magazizine on.r is it. outside but- in this time it's a vevery sidee to make sure are looking i'm from m the universe novovember you very y h for joining us. let's continue with how this is affecting france professional football and rugby will not resume. here in france before the start of september recession among. football champions to lose the rugby champions. leading in that respect league tables set their ambitions to retain their titles now of course to spend it due to the pandemic. take your balls and go home. french professional sports matches including football and rugby are canceled until at least september. bringing a definitive end to the twenty nineteen twenty twenty sports season. prime minister edouard philippe driving the point home tuesday as he unveiled the government's plan to gradually unwind to the country's coronavirus lockdown legal

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if i had said twenty fifth the deadline for weeks. to finalize their plans. while french food were be take the field this. it's not the end all french sports. country sports ministry said tuesday that the iconic tour de france cycling race already postponed until late august is still on. with likely limits on the number of live spectators. of it nineteen cases are rising alarmingly in ecuador. over a thousand in the past twenty four hours of the two hundred deaths there if he is that this is the start of a large scale infection that could claim. many more lives across the region of course what about us yet has the latest on the situation that is one of our friends across southh americica. where's the impact of the epidemic. ecuador the small anti and countryry a the numberr of deaths and t the number off people a a deal bececse of the code nineteen. he's he's asked honestly high when compmpared in

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money fromom the monetary fund and retention between the opposition and the government. there are now over a million cases a corona virus in the united states this landmark figures recororded as president trump's that's back from daily briefings. in the wake of this disinfectant remarks last week the housee w will now not reconvene before next week house speaker nancy pelosi's calling for five hundred million dolollar boost to help fight the virus and extra funding to extend medicaid health insurance for low income families. new york's governor andrew cuomo struck out of the slow federal response to the pandemic this is hospitalizations and you'll reach the lowest level in a month new york of course hardest hit statetein the uss. the us govevernment's cracking down on companies that are applying for emergency federal loans because of the covered nineteen pandemic that been criticism. of major corporations receiving eight destined for small firms. up his advocate moody joins us k. getting to you how will

america's out loans program change. well the small business administration iss goioing t to start conducting full r reviews of c companies thahat apply for loans of f over two million dollars. the treasury secreretay ststeve m mnuchin made that announcement on tuesdsday and said that the companies could face criminal penalties if they're e found t to have misrepepresented their financicl situation.n. he singled out the la lakers basketball team the sesecond most valuable teamams.n thee n nba franchise which appld for and receivedd four point six million dollars in emergency government aidid teams since given that money back but their- own a restauranant chahas like s shake shackndnd rutss chris. even hararvard university crititicized for a applying for loans from that fund it was destined for small businesses most have they'll repay the money a three hundred fifty. it was us up. c c. program. in just two weeks resistance to up abouout three and billion will

will not to be back if there to been used p pay pay r roll these prevent t law scale l layoffs te are alalso a lot of techninical problems with the system- it was overwhelmed as it tried to process billions of apple. this just. a billion dollar more been our- that in the last few days overall steve mnuchin says the program has been successful but there's growing scrutiny of this process as billions more dollars are set aside. for bigger industries- the smaller companies continue struggle.e. catering on changes in the stock markets what's-s- choosose thesese trade look like. well a pretty moderatate close really over represent the very volatitile session that we saw t least on the oil market- u use wtwti dropped as much as 2 20% earlier in t the session.. it's settled dowown just 3% at twelve dollars and thirty four cents per barrel international brent crude closing slightly higher just under twenty and a half. analysts increasingly saying that markets could swing back to those negative oil prices ththat we sawaw briefly and fore

first time effort last week.k. because e the problems of dwindling storage and no demand remained. it was awfully he said on wall street as well which h ended with- a *-*- naked it's closed down just u under te flat l line using p. five hundrd down about halff a per. text live in drdrug down the nas one point 4% consumer confidencnce n ththe us on. a six year lolow. r outlook. i don't. major in it close hihi over 1% each close to two per in law about one point four for the paris can't get shares of major because to slow to some for quarter results from the likes of hsbc and some. i will be watching of i a. g. on what that's the parent of the beria and british airways it dropped around 1% today but after the close of trading. d. a. that it would be e cutting twelve thousand jobs in the coming months. because eric. demand for air travevel travel has all but disappeared wednesday will be a big day forr

the aviation industry which results from boeing airbus and safran among others. k. moody our business editor always a pleasure to see thank you very much indeed stay safe. that's a this bulletin stay with us more to come you're watching france twenty four. moral of seven put in motion hello hello the mumughals honest to do the way here at- a your phones. at limits on the hi joel with his job will be va from rfifi radio hello. one on the fat helello ad hello hello i'm actually pleased to see e you again. what i saidid was that so much and your- not gonna make research- with basins post personalized.. a week. and the film m heard yo- he- or on the try. we have had. for homes info job also people. in june e law y year you were r.

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sept not be my- with people from. good news in the paper. in known that you were happy arrested that i'd i was announce. and for you it was. in october i suppose that chain. thinings when the media. speaks about that can. i expect the french authoririties weree then. able to speak in public did you fefeel it was really a- really t was in february and to lolook at whwhen during. one of mymy interrogatioions. . someone tooe aside and had a long conversation witith me. it was prpretty busy because i was surprised that i've been refused such some. things as being a call my family. those are. simple thingngs wanting to bring it into me. so for that i went o on a a small hunger strie whicich is. notothing like. ande interrogation. to who spoke this. is really a sure and your- it's a guy you may. for an array. who in frfrom. sukuka ane

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