realigned that will go from pakistan into afghanistan and into the central asian states to open up that corder door you mention 70000 dead in the nature back warrant to have a terror to 911 when you do your budget does some of the budgets go to the secret services which back the taliban on the afghan border and what is your view of the so-called peace deal signed between afghanistan and different priorities and its impact on budget and i don't think any secret service budget in pakistan goes to any thought on grouping on the contrary many of fodder secret service people and the pakistan military people have laid down their lives in fighting in the in the tribal regions of pakistan and just 3 to 4 years ago we've seen a clearing up of that and we've seen peace return to pakistan now and that's a piece that we achieved a tick tick at a cost of great lives we are looking at fencing our borders with the funniest on we are looking at fencing our borders with iran and maintaining peace in those regions and we are willing to look at budgets to words that but as you see while the peace deal is being s

physician teaching medical ethics at heidelberg university let's start with you dr corder we are not yet doing in germany are doctors well prepared for taking these decisions. well workers are well prepared against other doctors in the world of training and the hospitals and physicians already stationed . theoretical i think when it's reactions necessary in germany it will be very challenging for a doctors and medical teams yes well. to put how does trash work in a hospital is it just one doctor who ends up being the only one responsible and carries this burden well there are certainly operating procedures in place going to imagine eventually you have a very short time to decide in which case it louis left by its leading position in the medical teams on the side will get a better legs or not so it's going to be very challenging situation so therefore the support of the local law structures the hospital as well as the legal system is very important to support these medical teams to make these decisions when talking about these procedures the professor how can doctors and hospitals act

having a big negative impact in march and will in april so it's very likely to have a negative gdp corder- employment is likely to decline a bit and there and there are a lot of people- who who. who might get laid off a lot of- a lot of what we call independent contractors uber drivers and the like- who will lose income and this is to provide income support for them. so yes it's nessary in in in the short run- and i think- when the legislation is passed it will be it will be temporary legislation. there's also a lot of focus on central banks the us federal reserve a making that emergency rate cut last week it could even be considering another one at next week's meeting. do you think that's the right way to go or lower interest rates going to really support the economy against the effects of the outbreak. you're asking another great question- the answer is this is. the missing two had a slight problem with the connection there at two mickey levy was giving us his analysis on the state of the u. s. markets- and the pending. a support measures that we're gonna be hope to hear from the trump

r, withoutrome this, how do you model what second corder gdp for the u.s. looks like? are in totally unfamiliar territory here. one message about that is there's positive things we could do. on the negative side, it is reduction in 30% gdp, 50% reduction in gdp. but if we are telling 50% to 70% of the workforce you have to stay home, that's the kind of numbers we are going to be facing. i really romer, appreciate your perspective, and i appreciate you coming on air to talk to us about it. that is paul romer, professor of economics at nyu. for more, we are joined by former minneapolis fed president narayana kocherlakota. james bullard said you could see a contraction of 30% in gdp and the second quarter. what do you think we could see if we keep going like this in the u.s.? said, andas paul just i have known paul for years, i think we are in unfamiliar territory. 50% arelike 30% or completely in the ballpark. it is important to remember that in the united states, we report our numbers on an annualized basis. these are still horrific falls, but a 30% fall reported in gdp