plus a surge in corona virus infections in japan and pressure is mounting on prime minister shinzo abbate to take tough action with reports he could be about to declare a state of emergency. also on the show living in self isolation is one thing. but there but life in lockdown with kids is something else altogether to w.'s alex forrest watching her pulled from the confines of her apartment dry here in building . i'm jarid rate i'm glad you could join me british prime minister barak johnson has been admitted to hospital 10 days after testing positive for the coronavirus johnson has been in self isolation but continues to have symptoms including a high temperature it was tank into the hospital for tests on the advice of his doctor downing street says the admission is a precautionary measure and not an emergency which. of course there are lots of questions about boris johnson's health right now with me here is d w reporter joel dahl roy who's been following the story told do we know how serious condition actually is well it's serious enough that downing street says johnson has to stay in hos

mark about 3 months after the 1st case was found in the country japanese pm prime minister that is abbate stresses the importance of social distancing. u.s. president donald trump has come under fire for encouraging protests against the lock down restrictions in 3 swing states run by democrats in a series of tweets trump called for minnesota michigan and virginia to be liberated from measures that are courting to him too tough. there are for the 2nd day in a row protesters lined the footpath outside the home of minnesota's governor. there edging him to end the state's strict lockdown president trump wants minnesota to be liberated as he puts it along with the genea and michigan a notion he defended in his daily press briefings are you concerned those people coming out in protest are going to use british companies to other people who are congregating in ways that cultish purposes that they should not these are people expressing their views i think i see where they are and i see the way they work and they seem to be very responsible people to me. trump says the restrictions in the states ar

being with us so it is morning where you are and we are expecting the japanese prime minister shinzo abbate to declare a state of emergency across multiple prefectures in japan when this announcement comes how do you see this impacting markets in asia. you know there's an interesting dynamic that sovaldi around the whole covert 19 narrative that is that containment measures stricter containment measures are actually being viewed more favorable by the markets the situation here is they're using china as a blueprint basically china went to some what were called at the time extremely direct kone and measures but they're proving to be effective they're starting to see this play out in the rest of the world and this is why markets are reacting a little bit more favorably because the coronavirus case count curve is flattening because of the stay at home narrative now listen japan's a different kettle of fish altogether the job cultures of immensely different people are so used to going to the office and they stay at the offices all hours of the day but these stricter measures to have people stay