as well chris harrington from sports chris thank you ok. our here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the european union has entered the deepest economic recession in its history that's what the european commission said today the e.u.'s economy is expected to contract by a massive 7 and a half percent this year because of the coronavirus shutdowns officials predict output will bounce back next year with growth of around 6 percent but there's no guarantee that the spanish parliament has extended the country's coronavirus state of alert for another 2 weeks the measure passed after a day long debate and sharp criticism from opposition parties spain is one of the hardest hit countries in europe it has started relaxing some walk down restrictions in recent days u.s. secretary of state's mike pump aoe has blasted china for its handling of the corona virus outbreak he repeated allegations the virus escaped from a lab in the city of new han and accused beijing of initially covering up the outbreak. of mars th

as well chris harrington from sports press thank you ok. so a day after he announced that the white house is looking to phase out its coronavirus task force he was president donald trump who apparently has changed his mind in a tweet the u.s. president says the task force will continue on indefinitely with its focus on safety and opening up our country again now he. added that the members on that task force could change so is a task force with a different focus and different members still the same task force that's up for debate for now trump says that dr anthony found he will remain on the team at least for now. or the corona virus crisis has highlighted just how interdependent the world really is a new global initiative called one shared world is watching today with the goal of creating a movement that aims to find global solutions to global issues the initiative hopes to influence government leaders to work together and has drawn up a declaration of inter dependence which you can sign up to on line well thomas jefferson he wrote the us d

so joining us now we have chris harrington from sports to tell us a little bit more about this so just how soon can the bonus they get back to work soon is really defined as mid may and the german football the the d.f.l. will meet next meet this week tomorrow in fact to decide in define that day in particular so that could be as soon as next weekend or the following weekend but the decision was unanimous to restart the but is legal and they've been working on the plan to restart this working closely with politicians as well as the medical experts to make sure they can provide the safest environment to restart you know the boat as they can after all it is a business we've seen some businesses potentially open back up in the bin as they get it is no different how big a deal of this is this is this for german football it's enormous i mean it's a really black and white issue and you can even consider it a red issue a black or red issue because some reports report that the highest 13 out of the 36 but if they get and 2nd division clubs could suffer insolvency if the bonus ticket is not resu

chris, and i'm committed in the long-term. i believe the commissioner of public safety john harrington and the governor is, i will tell you do you know who called for real change? martin luther king called for it. he was talking about police brutality back in the 60s. this problem is not a simple problem, nor is it a localized problem. we all have to embrace change and move forward and maybe this can help us do it. jon: for more on this interview, let's go right to "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace who is joining us now. chris, great job with that interview. i was struck in listening to it that this is the top law enforcement officer in the state of minnesota who is not exactly giving a ringing endorsement to the police in minneapolis. chris: no. absolutely not. and he has been part of the effort to reform the police. look, we're going to see a lot of ugly stuff tonight. we're going to see a lot of violence on the street, jon. and, you know, there's talk about outsiders perhaps inflaming it, but i don't think we can lose sight of the legitimate grievances and concerns of a lot of those protesters, not saying that there's an