. >> su vida y la de su familia se han de coronado dice su padre. >> es triste y sabemos que nada mÁsn redes sociales que en tener como blanco a la manifestante de maÑana. marÍa elena que lucía radiante y bella con futuro muy prometedor como artista antes del ataque del pasado septiembre que el mundo conozca su historia y ser la voz. >> esto es un llamado al gobierno que las leyes la empiecen a reforzar. >> nos dijo que ella no asistirÁ a la marcha de maÑana porque su situaciÓn es complicada, pero asegurÓ que no dejarÁ y seguir luchando por la justicia. >> cientos de mujeres organizaron en protestar en contra de los homicidios, hoy es el dÍa internacional de la mujer donde se espera que miles de mujeres marchan para exigir el fin contra las mujeres y maÑana lunes algunas mujeres participaran en una huelga donde dicen que no van a ir a trabajar, va a permanecer fuera de las calles y van a tratar de llegar a las huelgas. >> en chile estima que mÁs de 1 millÓn de personas salieron a las calles de santiago con carteles, para celebrar el dÍa internacional de las mujeres, protestar en contr

i'm joined by jason trennert and julia coronado is founder of macro policy perspectives.od to have you both here. julia, let me start with you on the economy. i've seen second quarter gdp figures now of minus 10, minus 13%. is that outlandish or totally feasible >> it's not outlandish when we're talking about the economy, effectively grinding to a halt right now, as we speak, and this is going to last at least several months i don't think we're -- it's o outlandish to think we're going to see some of the biggest one-quarter drops we've seen in the post-war period. >> and this sets up for a unique challenge, because it's almost like the country was hit by a virtual meteor, right? there's a lot of talk about what happens kind of in the rebuilding effort, right in a way, that could be as tricky a period of time, if you're in the market, for example, by trying to figure out inflation and how to unwind some of these programs. i know i'm way ahead of myself here, but it's going to be a dicey few months >> yeah, no, it's a liquidity crunch in the real economy so businesses are l

ability to drive the transformation the out motive industry we are investing significantly also with coronado we plan to invest significantly in future technologies we believe the future lies in excellent technologies we will drive the mobility of tomorrow and we plan to invest up to 30000000000 euros. and to until 2025 i want to come to intellectual occasion in a few moments but tell me how long do you think the factories being closed fall well so far we actually announced. to a close to factories in europe until mid april around mid april but of course the current situation is very dynamic very volatile so it depends really also on how fast and effective governments are able to actually control and to actually. get grips on the corona outbreak so let's talk about the investment because he said you can invest 30000000000 are you worried about the financial well being of b.m.w. joe in this job in this process are you concerned that we could see a shakeout in the auto industry as a whole because of the current virus what i can talk about is of course our own group the b.m.w. group and we have

although the ball has stopped rolling for the time being we've got a cure against the coronado blues. sit back and enjoy the many goals of the book does league as an all time best strikers on kick off. the been does need is great leaders of the line from the legendary get. it was incredible in the some of the back to go through. because it's a common goal grab a supremely robot. can do the law for me the most complete center forward of the past 1020 years in the past. it's a role that's constantly evolving calling for improvement fine tuning and sometimes outright check i was under the new coach i'm playing in a different position almost as an attacking midfielder. but the bottom line remains the same. i love this i think is true to say you can't learn to score goals. a good striker either has that instinct or he doesn't. have that. i. don't ski center forward of the very 1st order well why. tell him i think like i said look at the top of. the trade not respected at the highest level with its own special seal of quality. he's the best right now i'd say that's the consensus. he's the m

cool there is a lot better ways to to remain safe instead of this from coronado's no i don't think. going on. do you have to try and just so i was a cop cars on 'd those i paid for them and they have to break the cycle of all this infection some people. they have this misconception. that social distancing because of the look of the hours is only for those people what illness. it is not going to. be like that this is not right the social distancing. it's part of a beach and everything because then you start you can have a family. party genex these calmly off the family part the prime minister as well. some. some is responsible attitude a few people and that don't think. they've been doing to you and your children. your friends are out there don't know what it baseball and it's not just in skies nations think. they are going to come into a check. point about. such. an stability will continue. in india the body. then the bullet how do. they have to face the heavy. and it is impossible to think about the cost but india cannot even talk because they are placed it in. a. tree have been kn

you know combined with that demand was anemic to start it was combined with the disaster of the coronado direst this is the perfect storm in the oil markets. do you think we're any closer to any of these sides changing their minds i mean the coronavirus have as happened in the meantime. could we could we come back from this you think well this is really a story in 3 stages right because the coronavirus hit asian demand came in february then we saw the collapse of negotiations in opec plus principally between saudi arabia and russia but the 3rd part of the story is really what's going to happen to demand for oil in the united states and in europe over the next few months as coronavirus bites in those markets as well and so it's possible that we could see oil prices drop even further down into the twenty's or even in the teens because we're getting a combination of both a demand shock and a supply shock at the same time professor. in your view to saudi arabia what's that kind of the gamble for them is that they can ride this out is that a gamble that you think is sensible for them at this

coronado 19 a special report and get you get all the latest news information on our web site. of the. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our daily carona updates. coated 19 special next on d w. corona tristesse you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. this is the w.'s covert $900.00 special from berlin after originating in asia out reaching europe and northern america. is now quickly spreading across the african continent over the weekend the nema craddick republic of congo registered its. 1st death from the virus now the country has closed its borders and declared a state of emergency president felix says the country is at war with an invisible adversary public life has been suspended and the country has gone into lockdown and closing bars and restaurants and now most flights to and from kinshasa are bound in the 1900 special we're looking at how african countries are preparing for the upcoming challenge on their already vulnerable health care system

strolling to an entire country and if you think about it today where the tire world is thinking about coronado wires i have absolutely no doubt and i can say this with confidence that the health service created by the iraqi. series of iraqi governments was one of the best of the middle east and not a bit much better able to cope with this one isn't the moment in iraq a wall to trigger off another wall in the region. syrian. war there created massive movement of populations and refugees that this war is still going on even as all of europe keep. is appealing to the united states to with rule all its troops from the region that is being ignored you talk to many iraqis to do it all could go persuasions and they will say it openly we are much better off under our 2nd that is what they say can i just say can i guess a terry if anyone thinks you're an apologist for saddam hussein you made me work on a program in the eighty's about thatcher's support for saddam hussein what is it like actually personally given that you came under pressure for that channel of our program because he was an ally of brit

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it's filled with the symbolism the heir to the throne himself house now gone down with the coronado so as one wag put it it's not the coat or no corona asian he had in mind for that is a sad end kind of scary pine bed george part of a good point we were talking about rand paul earlier this week and how he tested positive and he likely paid for it himself obviously but what do you make of that of of high powered people like rand paul prince charles big money n.b.a. players. being able to essentially cut the kill and go take a test when they're not even showing symptoms yeah well i think what's really crazy about this is not that this group of people was are have access to tests it's that more people don't have access to tests it's insane that in south korea they have been able to test as many people as they have they're testing more people than anyplace else in the world and in the united states we can't find tests anywhere and part of the problem for that you know is the issue of the f.d.a. that the f.d.a. has a very long arduous guidelines that are set up to prevent private companies

so much businesses has already told it has already went bankrupt closed down due to coronado iris thailand has closed its doors to all foreigners that's left many without jobs this restaurant in pitot has reinvented itself it is now a community kitchen feeding hundreds of residents struggling to cope without an income i think about hand baggage on our part we're giving out free food to people who bore the brunt of the situation at least they can save up to around $40.00 to $50.00 baht for a meal per day adding a lifeline for them on sunday are announced a temporary suspension of all visas for foreigners cambodia too will stop issuing visas on arrival for at least a month as the government tightens restrictions on travel as in a bid to combat the surge of the coronavirus cases but as countries across i close their borders the city at the heart of the corona virus outbreak continues to welcome new arrivals well than 60000 people were turned to hand on. today as train stations and roads reopened after a 2 month lock down flights will resume on the 8th of april when residents are finally allow

of the time it was nerve wracking but now it's almost like it's a given the everyone you see must coronado so you take the necessary precautions but you almost. you're wearing it all and you're out there to try to do your best to kind of feels like not to compare it to times of war but for us because this is an invisible thing it feels that we are being thrown into the trenches for me in terms of the family thing like i've now got to. live in a hotel just because i'm so high risk like anything i've touched no matter how much i wash wash myself or you don't know if you got rid of everything completely and i don't want to put my life some of your friends at risk yet be honest the only trunk that i have is my wife i'm looking my age flora a couple of weeks and my mother. who is 90 do. not about 20 weeks i get one hair. that it bangs but in a. and i have 4 little children my husband and i work together he runs my office so i think we're doing the best we can to wash our selves before we go home change our clothes the moment we get home take them off and put them in the laundry right away. i it

organizations around the world who are taking so many significant measures to contain the spread of the coronado virus ok that is how you sports is looking for now let's get back to daryn in a lot. and they thank you very much for about updates and you can head to our website al-jazeera dot com for much more information on all the sports those as well as the day's top stories that's it for this there's hour we're back in just a moment with more news thanks for watching. and. it could be the biggest land grab in history. as powerful nations lay claim to territories under the ocean $21.00 geologists are secretly plotting new borders. as the struggle for resources intensifies some of the world's most powerful scientists speak out. oceans manakin on a 0. all coverage of africa is what i'm most proud of every time i travel bad weather it cease to west africa people stop me and tell me how much they appreciate our coverage and our focus is not just on their suffering but also on the more after lifting and inspiring stories people trust on just to tell them what's happening in their communities in a cl

organizations around the world who are taking so many significant measures to contain the spread of the coronado virus ok that is a sports looking phenomena lights. i lay this news hour from the empty beaches of thailand to deserted streets and paris and rome and to unlink tourist bookings in egypt hotel owner street vendors and other small businesses all over the world they are suffering from the fallout of the crime of virus and are schapelle some of their stories. paris no longer has its notoriously long queues at famous landmarks such as the loop businesses that depend on tours spending so the impact of the pandemic is unprecedented you say to him as if it's massive for us we're in an area where americans like to come and also customers who are quite sensitive to the impact of this kind of event. we're starting to feel the catastrophe it's worse than the strikes worse than the yellow vest protests. if you must answer these just over the top of the current situation in venice you are going to leave is quite disastrous because there is no work. across italy travel is restricted public gatherin

so much businesses has already told it has already went bankrupt closed down due to coronado iris thailand has closed its doors to all foreigners that's left many without jobs this restaurant in part time has reinvented itself it is now a community kitchen feeding hundreds of residents struggling to cope without an income i think about hand baggage on our part regearing out free food to people who bore the brunt of the situation at least they can save up to around $40.00 to $50.00 baht for a meal per day adding a lifeline for them on sunday or announced a temporary suspension of all visas for foreigners cambodia too will stop issuing visas on arrival for at least a month as the government tightens restrictions on travel as in a bid to combat the surge of the coronavirus cases but as countries across asia close their borders the city at the heart of the corona virus outbreak continues to welcome new arrivals well than 60000 people returned to woo hands on saturday as train stations and roads reopened after a 2 month lock down flights will resume on the 8th of april when residents are finall

yesterday, we heard julia coronado suggest maybe they could buy municipal bonds, which are really trading poorly lately, because state and local bettings a budgets are going to get stressed is there anything off the table at this point? >> good question kelly, it's good to take a step back real quick and talk about the difference between this crisis and the last one. in the last one, the federal reserve lent to people who were essentially at fault for the problems they were having. the people coming to the fed now, they're there through no fault of their own and in this particular instance, the treasury is providing $10 billion backstops to three different funds. what does that mean? it means the fed is probably -- it may already be or may eventually be taking way more risk in the economy. maybe not way more, but more risk in the economy through its lending than it did before last time, the fed was like, i'll take the risk, but i am not going to lose money here you're going to pay me this time, because they have that treasury backstop, you could see the fed be involved in a series of prog

joining us is julian coronado with macro policy per peck stiff and steve solznics julia, i've read more -- how likely is a fiscal response? and what does it look like >> i think that's the big problem. the more we hear the administration say everything is gob to fine and not actually doing anything to, you know, organize the response and contain the outbreak, i think the more we climb this wall of worry. the rate cuts aren't going to help the root of the problem, which is the disease and the possibility this isn't short-4ri6d, that it spreads, that it's very disruptive. that's why we're starting to see worries in the credit market, and some of the dynamics are very worrisome there's a lot of illiquidity there that can snowball, so i think we're looking at a serious situation. people are starting to worry about businesses going out of business because activity is so disrupted for so long. >> are you talking about small businesses >> all kinds of businesses think about -- you mentioned the energy sector. look a where energy prices are the energy sector was already struggling when prices w

vamos a la mÚsica, parece que j.balvin se ha coronado como el colombiano rey del reggaeton .a. mostrÓ lo que hace la colombiana durante su cuarentena y aprovecho para decirle al pÚblico " quÉdense en casa". karla: es el momento de aprovechar este tiempo que a veces no lo tenemos. hay muchas clases que podemos tomar de idiomas, de cocina, de arte, hasta de filosofÍa como lo ven en pantalla. asÍ que hay que aprovechar. carlos: siempre tenemos excusas cuando vivimos la vida normal. estoy cansado, me canse en el metro, ahora tenemos toda la energÍa al servicio de nosotros mismos. asÍ que mÉtanse en las computadoras, sus telÉfonos, aprendan algo nuevo que les sirva cuando esto termine porque vamos a necesitar de todos los talentos, energÍa, creatividad y conocimiento para salir de esta. karla: russo vemos que algunos famosos se unieron para leer cuentos en lÍnea para todos los pequeÑos que estÁn en casa y eso tambiÉn es una oportunidad. si tiene una voz bonita pÓngase a leer cuentos para entretener a los niÑos. carlos: lea los cuentos a los niÑos, mientras se los lee a los niÑos d