for more, we are joined by lisa louis. she is in paris. we just heard about president macron saying we are at war. tell us more about what he said tonight. >> he announced several measures for the 15 day lockdown. the second round took place on sunday. it would be pushed back and would not happen next sunday as planned. parliamentary work will be suspended and the government would govern by executive orders. the underlying tone is reflected in that sentence. we are at war. he repeated that not once but several times. he openly appealed to the sense of responsibility of every french person, saying you can't go on meeting your friends and hanging out in parks on sunday. on sunday, you saw people in parks and credits together here in paris. he said you need to understand how serious the situation is. you need to stop meeting and seeing people and getting close to other people in order to stop this virus from spreading. brent: he is practically asking the french to change their social dna for the next two weeks. what do you think? will the fre

for the latest from the french capital i'm joined by lisa louis and paris hi lisa thanks for joining us so what is the mood like in paris right now the city of bars and possibly. well people had until midnight to have a last drink bruskly and borrowed a restaurant and they really use that time not only here in paris but also across the country as a finn reading up on social media visit all the different newspapers have sent out their reporters to see what it's like in the bars across the country and it seems to be the same story everywhere everywhere people have gone out for a last meal before the lockdown because they don't know how long that will take a when will be the next time they will be able to go to a restaurant in france one of the prime minister take the steps now well he said that he needed to take these drastic measures because the french were disciplined enough that they weren't actually taking this seriously enough because he could see that lots of people were actually still going to bars to restaurants i could see that in my neighborhood really it seemed like nothing

lisa louis met one of the survivors. lisa: returning to the bataclan is an active resistance.t was inside that s s survivd onone of france's worst terror attacks, the massacre was part of a series of assaults across paris in which 131 people died. >> [speaking french] >> i get knots in my stomach when i come here. quite soon afterwards i started coming back to the bataclan. it is like a pilgrimage. i'm remembering the dead and reminding myself how lucky i am. reporter: she survived the assault on hard. so it seemed. shortly afterward she developed what many other victims of terror attacks suffer, post to manage stress disorder -- or ptsd. >> at first i was in denial about the symptoms. then i developed so-called hypervigilance, noises like doors slamming shut or balo loons bursting scared me. i imagined hearing sirens. and i blamed myself for being alive. as if the others had to die so that i could live. it felt like i was going crazy. reporter: her family and friends were struggling to understand what she was going through and katrine felt and capable of putting her feelings

french now have to change behavior if they want to prevent the italian scenario from happening right lisa louis there reporting from paris thank you so much. well here in germany the government is also ratcheting up its response to the corona virus outbreak more than 7000 germans have been diagnosed with covert 1917 have died chancellor angela merkel addressed the nation on monday her message no more travel stay at home keep your distance. the chairs had been especially arranged to keep people well apart. but that wasn't the only thing out of the ordinary had this press conference. after high level talks of the chancellery merkel stepped out to announce the most drastic response to a health crisis in living memory retailers of essential supplies such as pharmacies will remain open supermarkets will even be open for an extra day on sundays but from playgrounds to hotels leisure activities have been severely curtailed. they go along and. tell accommodation can only be a granted for an interest purpose is. to be had and couldn't. just be also me in that there will be no holiday travel within germa

fox news contributor lisa boothe. louis, if he ever had a fastball it's gone. if you ever had a softball that's gone to. the sky, it's now officially scary. somebody needs to intervene from my perspective. what do i know. i'm not a doctor. >> i think if he can get a good turnout on super thursday, then that'll be awesome. but my question for you, sean, is chuck wallace chris wallace's brother? they look a lot alike. joe, it's unbelievable and in texas i was talking to one of our pollsters there and campaign manager. they know texas. you know, scary but you have a marxist that is leading the democrats in texas. we don't know the effect of all the democrats throwing in the towel because half the vote has voted in early voting so it's going to be interesting to see but who would've ever dreamed that a marxist, procommunist, makes a plea from his days visiting the soviet union on his honeymoon would be winning in texas for the democrats. it's an amazing time. >> sean: they are all nuts to me. chapter and verse on all of them, how do you think it plays out. >> every

. >> reporter: lisa, they're breaking down the rally here in st. louis. this is quite a turnaround for the biden campaign from just a week ago. last week in south carolina we were waiting on the results to know whether or not joe biden had a fighting chance to stay in this race let alone be the nominee. obviously he hit that 50 pr% in north carolina, a resounding victory that gave him momentum heading into super tuesday. the next round of contesting starting here in st. louis. we'll see him in mississippi tomorrow and michigan. the biden team is selling this as a time to unify the party, but also to go at the heart of what has been bernie sanders' argument about what candidate has what it takes to win a general election. bernie sanders has been arguing all along that you need to have the kind of turnout that you need. biden is responding, yes, we do and he's the one who's doing it. let's take a listen. >> you know, i ponders always the incredible enthusiasm and excitement this campaign has generated. folks, you know, senator sanders likes to say he'll nee