contradictory different approaches between the spanish government and the french government we think emanuel macron tonight will unknowns no more locked down for perhaps the next 3 or 4 weeks where as the spanish are slightly easing the whole thing off. it's a very very very difficult balance so peter it very much depends on where you are along the coronavirus trajectory we know that for instance italy and spain are deciding now to ease their restrictions allowing heavy industry workers to return to work 'd obviously those people not able to work remotely during this period of lockdown we know that denmark that introduced restrictions 12 days ahead of the united kingdom is tentatively easing restrictions there so children of the age of 11 on wednesday will be able to return to schools and kindergartens the prime minister saying that the border lockdown remaining in place of the border will remain closed and if there is a return to an increase in cases that restrictions will immediately be reintroduced a similar situation in norway and austria in austria we're hearing that some shops will be able to

have to be extended until may 11th. 900000 people have died from the corona virus in france and emanuel macron admitted that mistakes have been made. it didn't mean it doesn't got me to see the epidemic is still not under control we need to continue to make every effort to try and stem the spread of this virus because the more we do that the more we will be able to save lives a lot. of these so who are we prepared for this crisis well i think the answer would be no we won't but we have to admit our errors we made difficult decisions when dealing with incomplete information changing information about the virus. or the containment measures have dealt a hefty blow to the french economy with restaurants and cafes out of action many owners do say that they won't have the finances to reopen once the pandemic is over me maher person macron is calling for schools to resume normal activity in maid may but many teachers do you think that that is premature charlotta been reports schools could start to reopen from may 11th that was the announcement from president might call prompting a wave of criticism n

of infections still on the rise social distancing measures are likely to be extended president emanuel macron is due to address the nation next week to explain the path forward in paris the rules have become even stricter in forest with fines and even prison time our paris correspondent lisa lewis shows us just how small her life has become i think confined to these 13 square meters for weeks now but i do have the right to go out once a day for one hour to do that i need to fill in this form with the date the exact a part time and the specific reason for example. for an urgent medical appointment or if i'm summoned by a judge but today i have to buy food. bakeries like this one have been allowed to stay open despite the locked they are considered essential services but even here business has suffered. for our turnover has gone down by 40 percent and we had to put half of our 12 employees on temporary unemployment and we don't know for how long this will go on agree put markers on the ground right away it has taken some people which is time but now most of the french understood the rules of so

countries fine as mrs involved in trying to get a deal, but there was a lot of bilateral causes, emanuel macronhe main opposition to the rule for italy and spain having access to this fund worth about 240 billion and this is where the sticking point was. hours and hours, they were looking at one paragraph of text about whether on not spain and italy, the most economically fragile given the debt crisis is of the past, worst hit countries by coronavirus, could access money to use as they saw fit, to spend it on what they want to help recovery. there dutch along with finish, the germans allowed them to do most of the talking said there had to be strict rules and then there was one sentence which said you could ask up to 2% of your own economy, gdp, and it has to be for preventative measures are still health care and things like that, so that was the compromise reached. i think all sides gave way and little. credit from most people for the germans, angela merkel stepping up to make holes as well and see the deal go through. the number of coronavirus deaths in spain has fallen — part of a trend sugg

president emanuel macron has just delivered this televised address.11 of may is the day that france will be eased with schools expected to be reopened on that day. another weeks or so for france. 0ur correspondent has been listening. what i was slightly surprised by was the detail with which he then started sketching out the post 11th of may world. i thanks to hugh there for the update on the situation stop the alum that may is the day that frank schools are due to be reopened. stay with us here. a lot more to come. we will look at how competition for protective equipment is leaving the developing world without. the coronavirus has forced schools to shut around the world — moving the classroom online. but how are pupils finding these new working conditions? john lives in nairobi and talks through his new school day. hi, my name isjohn. i'm 15 years old from nairobi, kenya, and i am attending online school. we have registration as our first lesson, so i hope to take you through there and hopefully through abrasion is when the bedload erodes rows the ri

and i am going to quote to you the french president, emanuel macron.ot be returned to the day before. we will be stronger morally and we will draw the consequences, all of the consequences, of this —— emmanuel macron. now, that's an optimistic view of what the world is going to look like after coronavirus. there are many pessimists who think it is simply going to deepen divisions, fragment the world even more, and make the world a re the world even more, and make the world are more dangerous place. which camper you? well, that's the choice. i'm always trying to say let's look at what we can do to prevent the inequality, to prevent the long—term damage to our economy, to prevent the ruining of lives, to be honest, as a result of our failure to invest properly in health and social care and everything else. i think we are more aware now of the decisions we have got to make, and that's the balance between the risks people are prepared to take for income, for less attacks and for everything else, against the security that people now know that they need. and

. >>> here in france, the president emanuel macron added his voice to a growing course of world leadersitical china for its lack of errreporting of coronavirus. there are things that happen in china we don't know about. it is up to china to say them. the u.s. and the u.k. were saying similar things this week with the u.s. foreign secretary mike pompeo calling on china to come clean. china was going to have to answer some hard questions on the or gin igin of the outbreak. mr. macron concluded you can't compare crisis management in an open society like france out of china where there is not enough freedom of information. cyril vanier. cnn, paris. >>> in london, officials are pushing people to wear face masks. people see how social distancing can be sustained in the longer term as people are trying to get back to work. it is not current in the u.k. to make people wear masks. masks are under a shortage for health workers. the government says they'll extend the lockdown for another three weeks. they want to be sure they don't lift restrictions until another peak. infection rate is down and d

the french president, emanuel macron is set to address the nation and outline his plan going forward.appen on monday. cyril vanier, outside paris. >> another grim milestone, more than 100 doctors have died due to coronavirus as the death toll approaches 18,000. the growth in overall number of new cases and deaths is slowing but the nationwide lockdown ils more than a month old and due to expire on april 13th is likely to be extended. prime minister is warning that the health crisis is putting unprecedented strain on the european union which despite a 16-hour video conference between his finance ministers failed to agree on an economic rescue package worth more than half a trillion dollars. the lack of solidarity in the covid-19 crisis, a crisis that the worst europe have seen threatening the idea of european unity. ben wedeman. cnn, rome. >> the stunning number that'll tell you why the treasury secretary today will present the president a plan to bail out the airlines industry. a wonderful thing ♪ ♪ something that shines a light in the world ♪ ♪ a beautiful thing ♪ a wonderful thing ♪

good afternoon, everyone french president emanuel macron has come to the defense of the world healthanization after president trump attacked the agency's response to the virus and threatened to withhold funding. a french official says macron, quote, refuses to see the organization locked into a war between china and the u.s. >>> "the new york times" reporting a chicago-area jail has become the largest known source for u.s. virus infections with 353 inmates and staff all testing positive corrections officials at the facility say the actual number of cases is likely much higher since most of the 5,000 total inmates have not been tested yet. >> philadelphia cutting back public transportation services after 76 employees tested positive for the coronavirus, passengers will be required to wear a face covering prior to boarding and new jersey first responders saluting first-line medical employees today. >> the newark fire and police departments blared their sirens as they drove past hospital employees who obviously are wearing that protective gear and we thank them for their service. for mo

president emanuel macron has delivered this televised address.ies and sixth—form schools will start to open because, for me, it is a priority. as the inequalities are being more and more brought out, children who are in poor areas or in the countryside that can't go to school, that don't have access to internet or telecommunication are living this differently. within this period, inequalities between families are more marked. it's why these children need to find a journey to get to school. the government will put in special rules, time will be organised and space will be organised differently. children and teachers will be protected with the right equipment. here's our correspondent hugh schofield in paris. what i was slightly surprised by was the detail with which he then started sketching out the post—11 may world. i was kind of expecting him to say 11 may and then maybe more, but he does seem to be indicating that 11 may is going to be a key moment in which, at which, france begins its process of deconfinement. he said, for example, from 11 ma

level that in response to government plans to begin easing restrictions next month president emanuel macron says the long down measures will be lifted in small stages from may the 11th but there are concerns about how this will work. planes. docked about all day long is the head of emergency services in a hospital in the small town of law in northern france with limited resources staff have adapted the hospital to treat coronavirus patients. we've used plastic sheeting to separate spaces to reduce the risk of infections more than 20000 people have died in france since the start of the health crisis the death toll rises each day but the number of patients in intensive care is slowly diminishing the french government says from a 11th it will loosen the strict lockdown but dr de lorme says it will be a while until this hospital is back to normal. the last months have been exhausting in my department to doctors and several nurses had coronavirus we've had no visibility on when the crisis will end or how long we'll have to work this because for us the confinement doesn't mean the end of the coro

93 people died over the last 24 hours that's down substantial ly from 168 the day before >>> emanuel macrons extending the nation's lockdown until may 11th he says progress has been made b, but the battle not one u and putin says they made need their military the intervene in the fight against coronavirus. today they are reporting their largest one-day increase and putin warns that number will continue to increase >>> and later this week, amazon will aloe third party sellers to ship nonessential items to its warehouses the giant has been prioritizing household items, medical supplies and other essential products for now and for more coronavirus coverage, head to b cnbc.com >> kelly, thank you very much. >>> we've got just under 30 minutes left of trade. here's where we stand in the markets. off the lows of the session. still a down day except for the nasdaq,which ha popped into positive territory up about .2% thanks in part to amazon which is having a good day. s&p down 1.1%. the only group that's higher is consumer discretionary the dow down 345 points. caterpillar is the worst performer.