emmanuel macron said, were we unprepared?id we have enough medical resources, enough medical equipment? no, we did not. the french government was guilty and that effect, but who could have foreseen such a huge health emergency? macron was at pains to say that the french government has set everything it can to try and boost the number of masks in the country, get companies to make respirators, and that sort of thing. he said we have learned a lot in this crisis. he said, yes, we have made mistakes, but going forward, we will do everything we can to try and protect the health of the nation and testing is just part of that. >> thank you very much indeed. who caught600 crew the coronavirus on a u.s. aircraft carrier has died. a sale your from the theodore rose -- a sailor from the theodore roosevelt is the first to die from the diseased the captain was fired for writing to his commanders begging for help to stop the spread on board. the acting navy secretary resigned after he criticized the captain, calling him stupid and naive.

emmanuel macron extends franan's lockdown for a month. he says there should be enougugh maskss and tests by then, restaurants and bars remain closed. momoscow wararns there could bea shortage soon. we have an update on the russian government's handling of this crisis. hello and thanks for joining us here on france 24. thousandnds of shops have reoped in austria,, including diy stors and gardening centers. austrians still urged to stay at home as much as possible. austria introduced a lockdown a month ago. he has reported 14,000 cases of covid-19 and more than 360 deaths. in italy, where the virus has claimed more than 20,000 lives, the lockdown is starting to be eased. some shops open for business again at head of the plalanned general lifting of restrictions in early may. for the latest, i spspoke to sea gupta, our correspondent in rome. hada: the prime minister said that certain activity could reopen, things like workshops and stationary shops, as well as stores for children and newborns, so families can get the items they need. this is

emmanuel isn't the only one who's being encouraged to make his voice heard through the theater so i wasalso keen to show how positive experience of arrival in germany until gratitude at the welcome has received. even the thoughts of home a never far away quietly and i say. oh hi there was any of. those she knows that in comparison to other refugees she and her children a food that they come from one of the 5 countries given priority status by the german state iraq syria iran eritrea and so malia their applications are processed more rapidly and help is provided more quickly upon their arrival the family were housed briefly in an abandoned military base before being moved to move into commendation the city pays their rent and the cost of heating. up almost home i want to be in below was not a time that i was to go to any. office on l.a. or. in addition to the housing so i had received around $1000.00 euros a month to support herself and her family and 2 children were immediately inroad in local schools. 18 months after their arrival 7 year old that i one now speaks german as well as she

meanwhile, emmanuel macron searching for answers,u on the phone with the world health á in paris andzvs ar1 thought to be weeks or even months away. >> he doesn't want to create a false sense that the problem is overwith and the peak of the crisis is now or jus÷1 behind or that the weeks to comei] are going to be easy. >> faced with the biggest challenge to his presidency, emmanuel macron has few, if any, good options. the french pressok expects him doublee1 down on the stay-at-ho order. expect a churchjf hillian speec. lifting the stay-at-home order without mass testing of the population and some form offá tracking of the sick could spark @p second epidemic wave. meanwhile the pressure to reopen the economy builds. the government's rescue package has ballooned to an e1 unprecedented $100 billion and counting.5a 8 million workers already furloughed. recession already here.xd stand at 1 moment. the frenchlp economy basically cannot afford to keep the country locked down. but they look forward to reopening. >>fá yeah. absolutely. thanks. >>> ho50mjeznb new york city are working at ful

so when i play with the former speaker forget. 33 year old emmanuel jerome comes originally from southsudan and has been in detmold for 2 and a half years. but his future is uncertain. unable to return home because his life is still at risk he applied for asylum 18 months ago and is still waiting to hear whether he will be allowed to stay in germany. in the meantime he's been relying on the charity of others and lives in this apartment in a retirement home owned by a local church so. maybe i'm delighted to see you sir. chairman of. the house when a fellow for supporting everyone is there for. even like a field i thought ok. result in local authority. he was forced to leave his family a mother and sisters back in sudan a country torn apart by war and famine he called back to display photos of them in his apartment. here. well it's so hard to look at them and been 6 years without seeing them. even to talk with a wonderful sometimes painful i mean is them so much i want to go through them but when i was very well i was like why did i call it like i because i don't want to hear what is hap

the french newspaper le figaro leads with the president emmanuel macron‘s announcement that the countryn lockdown until 11 may. the i leads says the uk's current lockdown will continue as the country has not yet reached the virus peak. the daily mirror's front page leads with a campaign for more protective equipment for front line nhs workers. the daily mail calls the situation in british care homes as a "catastrophe" with 92 new recorded outbreaks of the virus in 2a hours. the telegraph says the british government is planning a "gentle path" back to normal life once the decision is taken to lift the current restrictions. and the times reports that the uk will stay in lockdown until at least 7 may — with the announcement being officially made on thursday. so let's begin. let's turn to our guest christopher with the front page of the times, the front page that's a story being carried by most from pages that the lockdown will carry on. we've not had the official announcement, have we? the official date is thursday, and the government's scientific advisers are meeting. it is all eyes on wh

emmanuel macron has been speaking to state leaders in the past few hours.ack to school if their parents are willing, and masks will be required on public transport. the daily mirror feature the duke and duchess of cambridge and their children joining in tonight's ‘clap for carers' event held every thursday now in britain. it reports a virus test for ten million workers being made available in bid to get britain out of lockdown. the daily telegraph carries the same picture of the royals and claims borisjohnson is planning to return to his office as early as monday — to take back control of the coronavirus crisis. the ‘i' highlights all "essential" workers in the uk it does not say specifically monday but as early as monday. the ‘i' highlights all "essential" workers in the uk showing virus symptoms — and others in their households — can now book a coronavirus test — as the country ramps up its testing. and social tracing as well. and according to the times, uk government ministers are under mounting pressure to reveal their plans for easing lockdown restrict

the ft we covered an hour ago with the interview with emmanuel macron but i wa nt to interview with emmanuel to go to the guardian for the final few minutes. fears over the lack of data over victims and ethnicity. this is something which several papers have pick up in terms of the number of victims and number of the number of victims and number of front line staff as well who come from minority ethnic backgrounds who seem to be suffering in greater numbers. this is a real concern and when you go to the experts, his colleagues today at number ten were quite open about the fact that they haven't had a conclusive answer to this and they may know that age matters and it may be that pre—existing conditions matter and that men are much more likely to get infected than women. but as far as the minority issue is they are not sure what the answer to it is and you hope that an answer will come very quickly to it. but i suspect it may not. a thought on that and let's and with some fantastic news. captain tom who i think the prime minister has had a chat with as well. sorry talking about the guardian? y

this is a timely interview with emmanuel macron, david.s entirety online, a very different president from the man who came to power with all these ideas for reform and everything else, and putting himself pretty much against angela merkel and holland in terms of how to deal with this crisis financially for the rest of the eu. but who couldn't believe that we would in this situation, in all our years of debates about brexit, as recently as la st debates about brexit, as recently as last november or december. but there is absolutely no doubt that the eu — and not this time because of the brits causing trouble — is in real trouble. the headline, "you's moment of truth." basically one of the senior officials in brussels was saying today, "we let italy down." that is quite an admission within the european union. we are running out of time, just a final thought from you on that? do you think he can from you on that? do you think he ca n force from you on that? do you think he can force through this euro bonds idea to get the whole block to take

french president emmanuel macron will be meeting with a biologist who has greater lot of addressee. this is the professor who has been pushing for an antimalarial drug to be given as treatments for covid-19. we have this report. presidentfrench emmanuel macron visiting this hospital, the workplace of a doctor who has made headlines chloroquine as a treatment for the coronavirus. his claims have divided opinions. at the end of february, he was calling it the in game against covid-19 after a trial on 24 virus -- inwed the all but a quarter of them. >> [speaking french] reporter: the dr. is known as a also respected microbiologist who has already made a name for himself with discoveries prior to coronavirus. many in the scientific community criticize his methods in the chloroquine study he has conducted and the number of patients tested. questioned the deficiency. they tried to replicate the results and failed. officials say that macron is broadting abroad -- a range of voices before giving his next statement on thursday. claire: jaw dropping images from new york city, coffins being bu

emmanuel macron is expected to extend france's lockdown to battle the coronavirus in the highly anticipated speech tonight. have died0,000 people from the coronavirus in the united kingdom, many flouting social distancing laws during the sunny easter sunday weekend. thank you for joining us here on france 24. first, the top infectious diseases expert inin the united states, his warning that new cases of the coronavirus are almost c certain to arrive. dr. anthony fauci suggesting they may return to normal life as long as they can isolate infected people. the united states has the highest death toll in the world in the state of new york has been hardest hit. >> i will go inside to take a look. reporter: eric, a young er doctor, inside a hospital. they will boost the resources for emergency treatment. like most of new york ses hospitals, they are already full. governor andrew cuomo is firinig up m measures designed to stop e spread of the coronavirus, in particular requiring people to wear facemasks. cuomo: which direct employers to provide essential workers with a cloth or surgical face mask.

that same year, the awaward went to french president emmanuel macron. and narendrara modi for r the creation of international solar alliance. 21 in paris, india wants the world to know it is doing good work. have set a target of 100 gigawatts of solar power by 2022. >> an ambitious target, but india has already achieved 80% of its goal. solar is the showcase e of the countrtry's environment of commitment. india also has 300 environment responsible for a quarter of them. i feel the government is deliberately trying to destrtroy people h here. >> in the mining state, undederground tolls have b becon openen pit mine. he worked there for 30 years. villagers inl the the coal mines finally get help? and how? we can't even breathe. >> for more than a century, uncontrollable underground fires have r ravaged the mind. mines. it emerged through cracks in the earth that never stop growing. two years ago, a father and son died in one of these fires.. respiratory diseasases are very common because o of the the toxc gases. for want of better opportunities nobody leav

. >> one of those experts is the emmanuel, one of the architects of obamacare and advisor to joe biden. as a longtime cancer doctor he says it is wrong to paint an overly rosy picture to maintain a patient's hope and went on to offer the hope is coronavirus prognosis of not returning to normal for 18 months. >> i know that is dreadful news to hear. farce people supposed to find work if this goes on in some form for year and a half? is all that economic pain worse trying to stop covid-19? the truth is we have no choice. >> but perspective he also projected 100 million americans would have coronavirus by late april and so far he is 99 million short but the corporate postings emmanuel who would cause doctor death has a political agenda, his panic mongering seems to have an interior motive. the post goes on to quote emmanuel who said covid-19 is a great argument for universal health care coverage. the post also points audi manual is an advisor to the director general the world health organization who said america would see more body bags because donald trump called out china for lying abou

emmanuel macron thanked them last night in his address. switzerland, germany.hey also transferred people from the northeast to the southwest on military airplanes. that has been managed well. like we are coming to the top of the curve. we have seen other countries, we have seen more cases in italy. you cannot be sure. the problem is there are virtually no masks, not many gloves, no tests available. withyou are talking about your correspondent, with josh wingrove, the lack of tests will be the problem. unlike germany, france does not have enough test to test that widely. they are only testing people who are symptomatic. that will continue to be the case. emmanuel macron promised that as of may 11, there will be enough masks for every member of the population. that is something which the government will have to pull out. , quiteer problem is frankly, in this goes back to your question about his leadership, he was very humble. he said i have made mistakes. i need to rethink myself. we were not as ready as we should be. date,from the may 11 there were not many spec

absolutely because this factors what's really crude controversial here- emmanuel muckross told our sister radio station i thought that this debt that delay is a step toward debt forgiveness not quite there yet. the debt campaign is among doctorss who are sayingg t this deal keeps vital c cut money i n coununtries for now. this isis roland and become. debt crisis the other issues that a lot of countries owe money to private sector lenders. may be flexible ababout the paymentnt systemm ty are e being urged to join thehe debt relief effort debt relieff effort on eight come vololuntary basis. . in line here is you knw hellllo companiess in for its worst percent. not thirty. millions of more people arare gonnnna be. coverered eat richet countries in the world awestruck. tourists i was these calls from. most honorable combat a virus that knows boundary. k. my has that thank you very much indeed capable in a- social media acceptable. from home of course is part of our way of coping because nineteen as a fact all of us here right okay thanks once again. with an update thousand infected on the dea

government emmanuelle a chase thank you. let's have a look now at some more ways than 1000 is impacting the world german chancellor angela merkel has ended her self quarantine and is back in her office after several negative coronavirus tests chancellor merkel entered quarantine 2 weeks ago after being in close proximity to a doctor who later tested positive for covert 19 police in france have been stopping cars leaving paris to catch potential holidaymakers authorities have warned residents to cancel any travel plans for the school holidays which begin this weekend. and $100.00 with a relatively low infection rate so far is india which has $2500.00 confirmed cases and a population of $1300000000.00 last week the country introduced a nation wide lockdown to stem the spread of the virus in a video message broadcast on friday prime minister narendra modi tried to bolster morale by urging people to like candles for 9 minutes on sunday night. but here's the harsh reality because for millions of day laborers in india who lost the

government emmanuelle a chase thank you. well covert $1000.00 cases are also rising sharply in turkey the country currently has more than $20000.00 confirmed cases and $425.00 deaths associated with the virus president much of type out of want is under growing pressure to impose a general lockdown to slow the outbreak what he did introduce early on is a curfew for the chronically ill and those older than 65 people who have their own specially. home delivery turkish style. for many istanbul residents this is not a novel way of doing their shopping but with the corona virus epidemic worsening it's now become a lifeline for the city's elderly. you. know cool shopkeepers have quickly adapted to it as other cities that we have started to delivery service so they call us and we help them anyway we care if they want something from the shop of the market for take it to their homes because they are elders. the curfew for citizens older than 65 was among the 1st measures taken by the turkish government in their battle against the epid

president emmanuel macron has extended the lockdown in france for another four weeks.sures will now remain in place until at least may the 11th. in the uk the government has revealed that virus outbreaks have been detected in more than 2,000 care homes — including 92 outbreaks in the past 2a hours alone. and in spain, the lockdown has begun to ease. people in construction, manufacturing and some services have returned to work, as the number of new daily deaths continues to fall. in the us, the senior health expert dr anthony fauci has now said president trump did listen to his advice when he recommended mitigation efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus. dr fauci had said in a separate interview that lives could have been saved if the country had shut down sooner. after that appearance, trump retweeted a comment advocating that fauci be fired. the first and only time that dr birx and i went in and formally made a recommendation to the president to actually have a "shutdown" in the sense of not really shutdown, but to really have strong mitigation, we discussed it

french president emmanuel macron has extended the county's lockdown for an additional four weeks. measures will now remain in place until at least may the 11th. in the uk, the government has revealed that virus outbreaks have been detected in over 2000 care homes, including 92 outbreaks in the last 2a hours alone. six states in the northeastern us have begun to draw up a regional strategy to reopen, with new york governor andrew cuomo saying he believes "the worst is over". spain has seen lockdown measures begin to ease. people in construction, manufacturing and some services have returned to work as new daily deaths continue to fall. italy has become the second country after the us to record more than 20,000 covid—19 deaths. it's preparing to lift some limited restrictions on tuesday. back to the us. top heath expert dr anthony fauci has said that president trump listened to his advice when he recommended that mitigation efforts should be taken to stop the spread of the coronavirus. dr fauci made the comments after saying in a separate interview that lives could have been saved i

emmanuel macron on the phone with the head of the world health organization organization.reak throughs are still thought to be weeks or even months away. >> he doesn't want to create a false sense that the hard part is over with, that the peak of the crisis is either now or just behind us, and that the weeks to come are going to be very easy. much to the contrary. >> reporter: faced with the biggest challenge of his presidency, emmanuel macron has few if any good options. the french press expected him to double down on the stay-at-home order possible until mid-may. blood, sweat, and tears. the fact is lifting the stay-at-home order without mass testing of the population and some form of tracking of the sick could spark a second epidemic wave. meanwhile, the pressure to reopen the economy builds. the government's mess cue package has ballooned to an unprecedented $100 billion and counting. 8 million workers already furloughed, recession already here. cnn, outside paris. >>> a church in the state of kansas held easter sunday services despite a ban on gatherings of ten or mor

president emmanuel macron has said france will begin to come out of lockdown in four weeks time.er may the 11th, schools, nurseries and universties will progressively re—open. people will gradually return to work, although cafes, restaurants and cinemas will remain shut. the president says this will be possible because there will be enough tests available for anyone showing symptoms. 0ur paris correspondent lucy williamson reports. after a month, the unthinkable has become the barely thought about, and the extension of france's quarantine restrictions caused little surprise. in a televised address, president macron said there would be no end to the lockdown here for another four weeks. translation: from the 11th of may, we will gradually open nurseries and schools. it's a priority for me as the current situation is widening inequality. too many children, especially in our poorer districts and rural areas, don't have digital access and can't be helped by their parents in the same way. marcel runs several bars including this one in central paris. it's been very hard, he says. first

and the french president emmanuel macron, is about to give an update on the coronavirus crisis shortlyo the french people. we will bring you that live. hello and welcome to viewers in the uk and around the world. in a few moments we will bring you that address from the french president emmanuel macron, speaking to the french nation. he is expected to outline the next steps in the fight against coronavirus in france. there are signs in some countries that coronavirus pandemic has reached a plateau, governments are looking at how to lift restrictions. but the world health organization has issued a warning on lifting lockdown measures too early. in uk, the government says the uk is still not passed the peak of the coronavirus emergency, but there are some positive signs from the latest data and the lockdown is working. the government says it is too soon to talk about when it may end or how. it comes as the number of coronavirus deaths in the state of new york has risen to more than 10,000. it is almost half of all deaths so far across the united states. the new york state governor has sai

this is according to president emmanuel macron. the admission coming as the president extends its locked in to may 11. mr. micron saying that by that date, france will be able to test all patients with symptoms, finance minister warning the crisis will see the french economy contracted by 8%. >> during this period, the only way is to act efficiently to halt the spread of the virus. may 11 will only be possible if we continue to do our civic duty , act responsibly and respect the rules. >> here in the united states, the vice chairman of the fed says the central bank can keep the u.s. out of its deflationary trap. richard clarida saying it will use tools until it is "confident" the economy has recovered. in the last three weeks, 17 million people filing for unemployment benefits in the u.s.. we end with bernie sanders endorsing joe biden for u.s. president as he attempts to persuade his supporters to back the presumptive nominee. he is calling on americans of all political affiliations to work to defeat president donald trump and thi

emmanuel macron says france was underprepared before the coronavirus pandemic hit.he country extended its locked in with a gradual reopening now planned for may 11. in a televised address, he also said that by that date, the country will be able to test all patients with symptoms. ♪ >> [speaking french] during this period, the only way is to act efficiently to halt the spread of the virus. possible ifonly be we continue to do our civic duty , act responsibly and respect the rules. the vice-chairman of the fed says the central bank can keep the u.s. out of a deflationary trap. in an exclusive interview, he says the federal reserve will use tools until it is confident the economy has recovered from the coronavirus shock. almost 70 million people have filed for unemployment benefits in the u.s. in the last wee weeks. bernie sanders has endorsed joe biden for president in an effort supporters.his he has called on americans of all political affiliations to work to defeat president donald trump. the timing of the announcement is a surprise coming less than a week after sa

emmanuel macron came on the tele 3—4 days ago in france to say a lockdown would be on until seven mayt using restrictions. he gave some idea about how those restrictions would be eased, like people having to wear facemasks would be eased, like people having to wearfacemasks in public. the uk for the second time has decided to ta ke for the second time has decided to take a very different approach and not explain at all when or how these lockdown restrictions might be lifted. and as you can see, the papers have been critical of that. personally, i can see the point of not mixing messages, i can imagine if dominic raab were to say we would be out in three weeks, then the science showed that the virus actually had not peaked, for example, it would be difficult to ta ke example, it would be difficult to take that back. so i can understand not putting a date on it, but what is hard to understand, and what a lot of pavers have picked up on, is why there is no explanation of how these restrictions might be lifted. so might younger people be going back to work first or in rural areas? things

now here's a quick roundup off of the developments around the world french president emmanuel across has questioned china's handling off the corona virus outbreak. that things happened in china that quote we don't know about close quarters will allow small businesses to reopen on monday the country was one of the 1st in europe to shut down but is now gradually easing its way off down at german health minister on ses the outbreak in germany is under control new data shows the infection rate has fallen significantly. the u.s. president donald trump say's healthy americans will be able to get back to work as soon as local conditions soon. allow trump as sales a plan for a phased return to normal daily life in the united states he say's the reopening will be done one careful step at a time now the plan is a set of recommendations for all state governors not old is trying to back down from his insistence on monday that he had total 42 direct states what to do. these are just some of the 22000000 americans signing up for unemployment benefits only a few weeks ago the u.s. could boast recor

and joining me now is to have a new political correspondent emmanuel shah say good to see a man who also social distancing missions could remain in place until may 3rd what else to be already know. well indeed the german press agency say does that was the aim of the federal government to advise for the problem geisha not earth until at least the 3rd of may so this afternoon. we'll need to a phone conference to leaders of the 16 german states to see eve that indeed can be implemented because it is up to those as to see the head of state is to actually implement the rest to action measures and i think it's fair to say that each region hasn't been seeing eye to eye in that regard for example in north rhine-westphalia which is the west affected region in germany to minister of education saying that she wanted schools to reopen right after the easter holidays so as to not penalize people as students having exams to pass on the other hand. i mean it's our president our very our say that for him and to him it was very unlikely that we would see a reopening of schools anytime soon. he actually c

emmanuel macron likes to do this.ng tofore a big use all of this dramatic language to say the future of the union is at stake. really it is his position he is trying to hype up. i hear you need to remove some of that language and take the drama out of it, and actually the situation is not as bad as he is making it sound. some do say there is a big political risk. is intely the question spain and italy weather has been a huge crisis, does the eu help us or are we better off. countries would say we have got a lot of money, the ecb is buying a lot, perhaps we could explore other options. , this some of that trauma is very emmanuel macron style. vonnie: we are out of time. take you for joining us. that is bloombergs maria tadeo. member says board most european banks have done enough with their capital since the fall out of the coronavirus pandemic. he spoke with francine lacqua earlier today. >> it affects only a small portion of european bank systems that have higher ratios compared to what is to be considered and certai

the french president emmanuel macron is sending his best wishes to the prime minister, borisjohnson,him a speedy recovery. alsojustin trudeau says he hopes that boris johnson will have a speedy recovery, saying his thoughts are with him and his family. and we are going to carry on now with that tribute. that was from the president of the european commission, expressing her sympathy. we will now hear from someone who worked with borisjohnson we will now hear from someone who worked with boris johnson for a number of years as his media adviser. a little earlier...” number of years as his media adviser. a little earlier... i think there are two things he brings to there are two things he brings to the party that nobody else can easily replicate. letter a, the party that nobody else can easily replicate. lettera, he insists on making a big judgement calls, but two, it is that energy, determination, inpatients and unwillingness to accept that things can't be done better or quicker than they are —— inpatients. he's been doing that even from his hospital bed. tragically there has been quite

eminem e-tron -- and manual act -- emmanuel macron [no audio] a statement said the talks focused on covid-19 and donald trump says she got the leaders to agree to a thorough review and reform of the world health organization. that is what the trump white house said. let's find out more from our correspondent in washington. >> that was an externally state to come out of the trump white house. >> according to the statement, all leaders of the g7 agree there is a need for reforms and the white house continues to say that much of the conversation during this conference was focused on the lack of transparency and mismanagement of the pandemic. however, we have to say it is not quite clear how widespread this criticism was because we know not all g7 leaders have been a google and we got a quite different statement. the spokesperson said the chancellor expressed her support, stressing that such organizations are very important to combating the pandemic and i also have to say that having covered president trump for three years, it is not unusual to get a statement from the white house that is qui

emmanuelle thank you very much that was the political correspondent and then well shots and here's a quick roundup of some of the other coronavirus developments around the world cases of the novel coronavirus topped 2000000 worldwide over a quarter of them are in the united states a study of dutch blood donors has shown that around 3 percent developed antibodies against the virus authorities say that suggests several $100000.00 people in the country may have already had the disease australia will keep locked on restrictions in place for at least another month in the meantime it will expand testing and improve its ability to contact trace and several u.s. states of announced rules or recommendations for residents to wear face coverings when they cannot maintain 2 meters of social distancing. here's a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today the 1st flight carrying unaccompanied children from greek migrant camps has arrived in luxembourg a number of european countries have agreed to resettle 1600 children from overcrowded camps on greek islands around 50 wil

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today, french president emmanuel macron is holding talks with her presented is from the hospitality and tourismsm industries, by videoconference. the secretary of state for the economy says the government is planning to start disturbing face masks to the general public in early may. alison sargent tells us more about the possible logistics for that. alison: face masks for all of france before the end of thee lockdown. it is a straightforward promise, but the details are still being worked out. by the end of april, authorities say they wiwill have 25 million cloth masks a week. some will be made in france, others imported from abroad. the government plans to start experimentnting with distributi. from pharmacieies to tobacco shs to town halls. local authorities may give them out for free. otherwise, it is not clear how much they will cost. government has no plans to regulate prices. ththis business owner ordered hundreds for his employees, paying extra for speedy delivery. [speaking f french] rules about when to wear masks also remain unclear. they a are almost t certain to e requireded

acknowledgement from around the world that this is a serious situation with the french president emmanuel sending their best wishes and hopes for a rapid recovery, along with good wishes from the archbishop of canterbury sending them publicly to borisjohnson canterbury sending them publicly to boris johnson and two canterbury sending them publicly to borisjohnson and two of the country tonight. it is a reminder of how quickly this has developed. barely a month since we sat down with the prime minister in downing street and he said he had to tell the country we may well face a significant challenge from a coronavirus and there could be a significant number of cases in this country. at that stage it seems something which was unfolding on the other side of the world and he could have had no idea that his own health might be in danger, with concerns among his own family, just as there are thousands of people around the country, sharing fears for their own relatives who may well be in a similar situation. a few weeks ago this all seemed rather a hypothetical worry for the uk but right now it i

like the french president emmanuel macron said, things cannot go back to normal until you have a vaccine in place. >>>> thahat is onene option. the truth is we do not know with we will ever have a vaccine in place. mers, twos in 2002, outbreaks of murderers, to outbreaks of sars, we still haven't got a vaccine. we know with highly infectious and dangerous diseases what we can do is s put containmenent measures i in place to stop transmission. .bola, which is devastatingng, transmits through is devastating, transmits through bodily fluids. this transmits through talking to each other. we can sustain the lockdown until there is no evidence off mutations for at least two weeks . and then open up slowly and carefully, allowing only the countries who have reached this milestone to have international travel so that we can really contain this virus. if we start too early it is going to open the door for a possible second wave. >> what about possible treatments for covid-19? we did have a lot of buzz around hydroxychloroquine. for the past few days we haven't heard a whole lot. have you heard of

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emmanuel macron extends franan's lockdown for a month. he says there should be enougugh maskss and tests by then, restaurants and bars remain closed. momoscow wararns there could bea shortage soon. we have a

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emmanuel macron made the address in a primetime visit. let's go to cyril. hi, what's it like there at the moment? >> reporter: hi, robin. in just his third official address to the nation since this epidemic began here in france, emmanuel macron really gave us a roadmap for what's going to happen going forward. as you said, the national stay at home order continues for the next month. that is intended to keep slowing down the spread of the virus and to give the french health care system a chance to catch its breath. more stress than world war ii. then comes may 11th, a month from now. that is the pivotal date when things gradually start to reopen in france, gradually being the key word here. what's going to happen on may 11th. pupils, students will start going back to day care centers and school. their parents will start going back to work. the children in schools and the teachers are, according to the president, going to receive some form of equipment, protective equipment against the virus. we don't know if that just means masks or more. parents who are no

macron in france, many macron isnt emmanuel set to outline the next steps in the fight against covid- after the presidential palace confirmed that france's lockdown will be extended beyond aprill 15. almost 11,000 people have died from coronavirus in france and many hospitals and care homes do not have everything they need. are trying to distribute medical resources as best they can. >> for the past three weeks, the logisticics wing of the fire brigade has -- logistics wing of the fire brigade has been working around-the-c-clock. they are collecting masks, hospital g gowns, and hand sanitizer for workers on the front line of the coronavirus outbreakak. [speaking other language] >> their objective, to provide local fire brigades, hospitals, or retirement homes with protective equipment, highly b by.d civilians and medical workers alike -- by civilians a medical workers alike. [speaking other language] team makes up to seven deliveries per day, which is double the normal amount. here they are headed to a hospital some 30 kilometers away >> [speaking other language] >> just a few meters

. >> most people are probably familiar with the emmanuel leutze painting. what do you think of that? >> i think it is a lovely painting. leutze was not trying to provide a snapshot of the actual historic event. leutze was telling a story and in that painting you see the story of the american revolution, that he was trying to inspire people in germany at the time and their quest for revolution so, you see washington crossing, you see james monroe who ends up being a president. you see a flag, what we now call the betsy ross flag that is used in the painting. well, that flag was not being used in 1776, but leutze already knows how the story ends and he includes it there. you are seeing two future presidents. you are seeing a variety of different types of people in that boat, which was just like the makeup of the army, a variety of different types of people. >> my name is jared frederick, i am an instructor of history at penn state, and i am also a reenactor with the furious fourth world war ii history group. we are here at the u.s. army heritage days at educa

emmanuel macron is expected to extend france's lockdown to battle the coronavirus in the highly anticipated have died0,000 people from the coronavirus in the united kingdom, many flouting social

president emmanuel macron has extended the lockdown in france for another four weeks.ll now remain in place until at least may the 11th. earlier i spoke to nick stripe, head of health analysis and life events at the office for national statistics, about what these latest figures mean. the figures that have been released today are for deaths that were registered to the local registration service in the week ending friday 3rd of april, what they show us is that we have seen the highest number of deaths recorded in a week since we started compiling weekly death figures in 2005. 21% of the deaths recorded included covid mentioned on the death certificate, that goes up to 47% of all deaths in london mentioned covid on the death certificate. 16,387 deaths in total we re certificate. 16,387 deaths in total were registered that week, more than 5000 higher than the week before, when you would expect the numbers to be going down at this time of year normally, and over 6000 higher than the recent five year average, so 60% higher than the five year average for this comparable week

emmanuel macron once more europe. at the same time, europe does not have a common policy with how toto deal withth the pandem. >> t that's absolutely right.. actually, we face this situation as we have faced this sovereign t therisis that we had in 2010, withth greecece bailing ot ththat time. s situation,e same requiring a common political solution enanabling us to f facn the short-term the financial descriptions around the praracte wiwith long-term solutions to reallocate capitital to our own jobs and businesses. or we have a dislocated, dismantled response to this. but again, that is not the responsibibility of the european union itself. at this level of policymaking the european union is about national leaders and the accounts are made up of 27 heads of state of government. those are the ones making decisions. we can updpdate the union on the results of this global process. >> thank you for joining us on the program, today. covid-19 about continues to spread online, the united states, and canada. one. gaining trac

emmanuel macron also said there is a lot we don't know about what happened in wuhan.oday,a merkel also called for more transparency from china. >> m i believe te transparent china is about the origin o the virus, the better it is for everyone in theer word in oo learn from it. >> a these comets caund the same time as china's national hundreds of people in wuhan were wrongly lied as having recovered from coronavirus. e number of cases was reported at 47,300 on friday. on monday, that figure was revised down by almost 1000 t close to 46,500. more astonishing was the governme's decision to revi the overall death toll up for it by 50%. the total number of coirmed deaths across china now currently stands atan four a half thousand. >>ar wseeing the number of cured cases, and china has been dagettiny statistics on this. the number of suspected cases, cured patients. we are suddenly seeing this figure of cured patients dropping significantly. previously it was around the central city of wuhan, around people having been cure this dropped by nearly 941 people. the government di

the focus was an emergency fund amat emmanuel macron said a bit ically was essential to the survivale eu. the fund is in place and it has not come cheap. it is worth around $575 billion. it is hard to get a handle on these figures this is more than the gdp of poland if that helps. or other, it is substantial. you might remember that the eu said it owed an apology for how it handled the start of the crisis. it seems to be saying i'm sorry with an enormous check. the check is largely being covered bgermany and france. >> in 19y, the tref rome was signed inside this building, establishing the europeanic econommunity, the forerunner of the european union , by six founding members, one of which was italy. this country has always been proud to be at the heart of the european idea, and now many feel letown by the project it helped to form. >> the crisis has played into the hands of th extreme right, some members making a public display ofostility, feeding anti-european sentiment, now at its highest ever. in a bookshop reopened this week, italy's historical ties with europe are on show, asre