hartmann: it's important to understand what we are looking at. if you talk about the fatality rarate,, it depends on what youe refeferring to. if you are referring to ill patients, the number will look different than the people that got infected, may be asymptomatic, also severe. it depends on the group you are referring to. what we know and this is the importanance of the study. i have to emphasize this is preliminary. we will present these results in a publicatiti once we e have everything together. becaususe the issue is so urgen, we communicatete some of the e a alrey.y. the 15% i is t the infected peoe in a c certain population. this number was not known. it is not all over in germany. it is in this specific village, this town. that helps bececause we know how many people died of corona. that number can calculate it is five times lower than the calculated numbeber. it is the same number in the sense of it is a different group you are referred to. what we say is the fatality of all people that had contact with the virus that got infected and

necessary to have a multi-billion dollar annual military budget you know which with our allegedly hartmann of defense where i think a real honest effort to defend would be with providing care for our citizens especially with the amount of people that just lost their insurance that's types of their employment as you know a lot of people just lost their jobs with this pandemic so that france's have one of the most severe lockdowns with hefty fines for people who didn't break the rules and speaking area in the week the president said that the measures will now 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 whe

engie,hartmann, cfo of talking about business during the coronavirus crisis. that bank of america chairman and ceo who told david westin he expects the u.s. economy to bounce back fairly quickly once the coronavirus health crisis is resolved. let's listen in. >> we saw with our consumer spending money that much faster rate, double-digit rate versus 2019, so the economy is probably going to grow faster than people projected, would have been my guest. as he looked at the margin, you saw the situation, even when the impact happened in march, we will still see consumer spending in the aggregate in march. this has cost $3 trillion in a year, so it is not a small sample. up highdate, it will be single digits. it is faster than last year versus the year before, so the economy is on this path. just as you watch march play out, it has changed for medically. what the federal reserve did is start a lot of liquidity programs to stabilize the markets. what congress passed with the stimulus bill is an effort to keep people employed. many employers have told people, so to th