france, italy, we are sending to italy, france, spain. we are making thousands and thousands of very high grade ventilators. big difference between high-grade and not high-grade when it comes to what those do. we are sending them to countries as they call. we are sending them all over the world. when we asked the governors, "do you need ventilators?" the answer is no. in fact, new york was nice, they sent some -- i think they sent them to massachusetts. yeah, please? >> reporter: to follow up on the comment yesterday, you said you were being sarcastic. some may have understood do you. do you want to clarify -- >> president trump: i wish they wouldn't, but i do think this. i do think the disinfectant on the hands could have a very good

we are getting tremendous calls from italy and france, spain, and a lot of other countries. hsshe end of the week, each distributinginish to hospitals and health care providers. from what i'm understanding, you are having a hard time and i understand that very well. others are receiving funding based on the amount of medicare payments you received in 2019, if that makes sense. hhs will see-- fund from the billions provided in the cares act. a significant amount will go to the hospital's while a portion will reimburse hospitals for the treating- portion of uninsured patients and for the coronavirus. that's what we have been talking about and what you are looking at. to go aroundlike the table and quickly introduce association,your hospital, whatever it is. say a couple words, if you would like. >>>> thank you, president. we have 185 hospitals across the country and are proud to be a partner with the federal government. we think it is the only way fundamentally to solve the crisis. chief officer for intermountain health care in salt lake city, utah. we are testing 65% of those

counter the economic effects of the crisis such as the huge hit to european tourism but italy france and spain would like brussels to go further and issue corona bonds a new form of shared debt many german politicians worry that would put new burdens on the german taxpayer is a key that. this crisis is no reason to bring in through the back door financial instruments that involve public debt which were wrong in the past and will be wrong in the future carona bonds would lead to more debt and also mean that all of europe ultimately lose it. but others say if european unity means anything it should be about flexing germany's economic muscles during this crisis. your. temple recall went up once we need temporary corona bonds to help the worst affected countries we need them for selfish reasons too the german car industry is reliant on production happening in northern italy so it's not just about solidarity it's in our own interest to do this month thing. when the doc who coined. the pandemic has brought neighbors together but it's also put strains on relationships where individuals and nations an

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we have spain, italy, and france calling for corona bonds, something the germans in the dutch are againstame time, they are measures other than money, something italy, spain, and france have rejected. back to you guys. yvonne: let's see what is happening in india.the country is now banning exports of a drug that president trump has touted as maybe being a game changer in this five. reporter: it is called hydrochloric queen, it is a -- hydrochloroquine. it is a malaria drug. stories about treatment are helping. drug and itsis formulation have been prohibited, without any exceptions, with immediate effect. that is what is said on the website. on saturday, donald trump did speak to the indian prime minister to appeal to the release of shipments. he said he was giving the request consideration. this came about shortly after that statement was made here. it is a situation in india, where we have 1/10 the number of cases in mumbai. 3370 of them at the moment. manyis a concern is how slums there are in mumbai itself. it is about three miles away from the key business district, and home to india'

france and spain new figures show a dramatic rise in the coronavirus this toll in the u.s. president trying focuses on a new target blaming the extent of the pandemic on the world health organization and leaving china's who by province after more than 2 months only to face quarantine in beijing. hello welcome to the program the u.k. prime minister boris johnson will spend a 2nd night in intensive care as he battles covert 19 foreign secretary dominic robb who has stepped in to lead government has confirmed that johnson is stable and has been given oxygen but is not on a ventilator in the us a medal has surfaced showing that a senior white house advisor warned that senior officials in the trump administration about the coronavirus as back as january france as become the 4th country to surpass 10000 corn a virus from a to deaths with 3000 people there have died in care homes since the start of the outbreak and the u.k. and the state of new york in the u.s. have also both recorded their highest number of deaths in one day 731 people died in new york while the u.k. has register

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in britain, the death toll from covid-19 has passed 26,000, surpassing france and spain and making the u.k. second only to italy among european countries in the total number of coronavirus deaths.. in switzerland, health officials say it's now safe for children under the age of 10 to hug their grandparents after concluding that young people do not transmit the virus. the recommendation contradicts medical advice of doctors in other countries, who say there's no data to support the conclusion. russia reports it's confirmed over 106,000 coronavirus cases, with over 1000 deaths, making russia the eighth-most affected country in the world. this week president vladimir putin admitted russia has a severe shortage of personal protective equipment for medical workers and warned the worst is yet to come. in mexico, nearly 1000 women were murdered in the first three months of the year -- a rise of nearly 10% in femicides compared to the same period in 2019. this comes as advocates warn mexico is seeing a spike in domestic abuse during the pandemic as people are tolold to remainin at home, oftete

allocation of treatment to patients modern medical triano was invented during the napoleonic wars france spain and italy of the worst affected countries in europe more than 100000 people have been infected with the virus in italy unknown nearly 12000 have died and the longer the crisis continues the more often doctors are faced with making some very tough decisions and talk about those decisions are now joined by dr to be escort is a physician and the epidemiologist the director also the director of the institute for public health at berlin sorry to hospital professor eva vinca physician teaching medical ethics at heidelberg university let's start with you dr corder we're not yet doing in germany are doctors well prepared for taking these decisions . well workers are well prepared as other doctors in the world in training and the hospitals and physicians already stationed propellent. theoretical i think we're in what's reactions necessary in germany it will be very challenging for a doctors and medical teams yes well put how does trash work in a hospital is it just one doctor who ends up being

i wouldn't say spain is doing great right now. we just heard france is extending its stay inside order. i think for a short period of time. when they are back, we want to do it quickly. right now, we have a very strong ban. we will keep it that way until they heal. >> weeks, months? pres. trump: i cannot tell you right now. i have to see how they are doing. france just went for another two weeks. we have to see. >> you took his advice on the question of mitigation. he made the recommendation and you accepted. as you make this next decision -- pres. trump: i am not sure who really gave me the advice on the ban. i think i took my own advice. distancing i'ml talking about, the shutting down. my question, this next decision which you say may be the most difficult or important decision of your presidency. will you assure the american takee that you will again the advice of the doctors, of dr. fauci, dr. birx, the health experts, before you do that? pres. trump: i will, and many other people. i will absolutely take their advice. >> would you go against thei

docked in guam in the pacific with the disease spreading rapidly on board here in europe france the u.k. and spain all recorded their hives daily death tolls on tuesday the 12 year old girl has died in belgium she is thought to be europe's youngest victims and ethiopia is postponing parliamentary elections set for august because of the pandemic. well there you have pandemics could trigger a surge in demand for protective facemasks and shortages hit french president emanuel macro wants french factories to start producing 10000000 a week the masks a key for frontline medical staff coming into contact with infected patients but there's debate about their effectiveness in stopping the spread of infection amongst the general population. face masks for years they've been part of daily life for many in asia and now for parts of europe they're about to become say to us troops decision to make it compulsory to wear the mosques in supermarkets sparked a debate in neighboring germany. the town of year has now become germany's 1st to announce similar measures though given the shortage of face masks the city h

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france, spain, belgium, austria, and greece all say the untilition will continue may 18. hedge funds are among those opposing the band. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. matt? both all right, anna, corporate results and economic data are highlighting the severe hit resulting from the economic shutdown designed to combat the spread of the coronavirus. u.s. retail sales and factory output posted historic declines in march, and surveys for april look even worse. earnings reports show the virus is taking its toll. goldman sachs' investment portfolio took a massive hit, while bank of america and citi followed rivals in setting aside billions for loan losses. let's get into the markets with mark, our mliv managing editor. there is so much to talk about today from data to bank earnings to the strength of the dollar. i want to start their. car filled reynolds on the blog says the strength of the dollar is adding to concerns that this strengthening risk-off move could develop such that we see fresh lows in th

dollars stimulus package but i can tell you all industrial nations are really doing a lot germany france spain the u.k. are granting tax deferrals the fros of payment of security social security contributions it's a leave the u.k. and spain even granting debt repayment holidays all of the nations are guaranteeing bank. with an amount of up to 90 percent even but this also in some cases is. causing problems because in order to get those guarantees you still have to go to a traditional bank of the bank has to evaluate your business chances opportunities after corona and that's not something really one can do easily right now can read bisan in frankfurt thank you very much. like a rough virus lockdown is under way in india the country is urging those who can to dine to help the poor employees have been asked to keep paying by just for their household stuff and people who work in shops but for the country's day laborers the lockdown is a crisis equal to the coronavirus epidemic itself. here in new delhi mohan law washes and polishes his auto rickshaw every day the rickshaw is his pride and joy it'

stimulus plan earlier in the week they failed to strike a deal after 16 hours of discussion italy france spain the 3 countries worst hit by the pandemic. they're pushing for a stimulus based on joint e.u. debt they've nicknamed it corona bonds other countries have resisted such an idea saying that each country should be responsible for its own debt they include germany austria and the netherlands spain says that the bloc needs to look at the core principles that underline the european union we need the help of other countries and that's why the european community was originally formed at the time after a physical war now we are fighting a war against an epidemic a financial consultant damian wilson believes italy and spain have good reason to be frustrated by a lack of support from the e.u. . inherently most nations are selfish they are run by politicians who expect are expected by the people they govern to look after them 1st and put their interests 1st we don't see this happen very often i mean something like a sporting tournament you might see it. when nationalism china maybe you know other

do need what some countries have done you know when france rented 20000 hotel rooms and when france and spaincreated these hotlines that you could use by going to a pharmacy that was a good idea and you know so we need to see more of that but we need also showed jurors to be declared absolutely essential and we need help for women's organizations to be kept alive and for helplines to be kept alive and also we need police and law enforcement to be sensitized so if there's a strong message that goes out to police officers which sets 8 you know this is a problem be attentive that will help. i want to draw attention to the no more campaign because the normal campaign has an ad out right now where it's very subtle and manish is washing his hands and then the camera pans past the man washing his hands and in the background you see 2 feet and it's a woman on the floor and then there's a helpline and what he's asking is it's asking us as a community as different societies around the world do we should speak up if we hear something we should say something. so on the stream earlier we spoke to pamela i

in europe, spain and france have both registered their worst daily fatality rates so far — 86a in spain country with the most deaths, fatalities dropped to 727 — the lowest figure in nearly a week. we'll have more on that in a moment. but first this report from our north america correspondent peter bowes. the new reality, drive through testing for the coronavirus in miami. florida is the latest state where people are being ordered to stay at home as the number of cases rise steeply. new york city is still the epicentre of the outbreak in the us. here the restrictions on movement have been tightened further, with playgrounds shut down. health workers in the city say they are completely overwhelmed as they fight the rapid spread of the virus. hospitals are running out of medications. some hospitals don't have protective gear for staff or family members of patients that come to the hospital. we are running out of medication, running out of equipment, and we are even running out of oxygen, which is something patients that have covid—19 need. stockpiles of emergency equipment and protective

other hot spot, italy, france, spain, all saw this weekend finally a decline in deaths.bc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel joining us. richard, what are you seeing? >> reporter: so, it is not all doom and gloom out there and those three countries, italy, france and spain are seeing encouraging signs. they are not saying this is over, that they have beat the coronavirus, but they are starting to be encouraged, at the very least. because italy, this weekend, reported its lowest death toll numbers for two weeks. spain, just a short while ago said for the fourth straight day, its death toll numbers are going down. and also reported that it has reached the lowest death toll numbers in almost two weekso th these three countries at least that all their hard work, all of the closures, all of the social distancing, may be paying off. but they are not taking their foot off the gas quite yet, the spanish government also just approved a request to extend the closures for three more weeks, because they don't want to have gone through so much economic pain and so much su

france is three weeks into its coronavirus lockdown and there are signs it is finally beginning to work. like italy and spainfrance has seen a slight decline in the rarate of new infections, but te fight against covid-19 is far from over in attempts to ease restrictions on public life could be disastrous warns the world health organization. >> now is not the time to relax measures. it is the time to once again double and triple our collective efforts s to drive toward suppression with the whole support of society. >> several european countries are not planning to heed that warning. australia is set to become the first e.u. country to scale back its lockdown rules. the conservative led government has announced that somee nonessentialal businesses will reopen next week. optimism is not the prevailing mood in the u.k., where the daily death toll from the virus is on the rise. prime minister boris johnson spent a second night in intensive care, fighting the virus, h heading the reins overo ththe foreign secretary. pressure is building o on london hospitals as they take on more and more covid-1-19 patieients. >>>

good this is al jazeera live from doha also coming out a rise in corona virus related deaths in france spain and the u.k. but there is cause for optimism the number of new infections is forming. britain's prime minister spends a 2nd night in intensive care boris johnson's condition is said to be stable. warning from saudi arabia's health minister hundreds of thousands could soon become infected with the coronavirus. the us president has criticised the world health organization for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic donald trump has accused the agency of being china centric and threaten to cut funding trumps attack on the w.h.o. comes as the us recorded 1619 links deaths in a single day the highest number so far the only half of those deaths were in new york state. that is the largest single day increase. and we talk about numbers but that 731 people who we lost behind every one of those numbers is an individual is a family is a mother's a father's a sister's a brother so a lot of pain. again today for many new yorkers and there are no thoughts and prayers france has become the 4th coun

last month was about ventilators now we have so many that we're able to give them to ily france spain other countries have been asking us for ventilators we're making over 150000 we've distributed thousands and thousands new york is in great shape with what we've done is you know new jersey's in great shape we spoke just recently evocate just spoke with the governor and they're in very good shape with ventilators i mean everybody has and most of them have far more than they'll ever need they're starting to send them back so nobody went without a ventilator and yet if you read the media from a month and a half ago it was all about ventilators and ventilators are tough that's that was a tough thing but we should be very proud of our country we took assembly lines and they converted from cars and other things into ventilators and the job that we've seen has not been seen since world war 2 what they have done in terms of the manufacture of very high grade ventilators as a basis so now we don't hear about that and i notice that the testing is starting to die down because we now have the be

showers in the central and southern parts of france down into spain and portugal.rs are popping up a touch at this stage. those showers will run across northern parts of morocco. wetter weather here on saturday. fine, dry, and sunny across egypt. ♪ ♪ a reminder of the top stories from al jazeera. leaders from around the world have united in an initiative to accelerate work on drugs, tests, and a vaccine for covid-19. the campaign aims to ensure that all treatments are available to all. the u.s. has reported more than 50,000 coronavirus deaths. despite that milestone, georgia has pushed ahead with reopening nonessential businesses. donald trump said he was being sarcastic when he raised the possibility of injecting people with is infected to fight coronavirus. widespreads drew criticism from doctors and experts. a u.k. government website for booking coronavirus tests was overwhelmed users hours after going online and it had to shut down briefly. a central workers are eligible to use the service if they are showing symptoms. the government has been criticized for the

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watching al-jazeera and i've not global headquarters into also ahead a rise in 1000 related deaths in france spain and the u.k. but there is cause for optimism the number of new infections is falling. roswell han opens its doors again weeks of lockdown and now over in the chinese city which 1st reported the corner virus outbreak and. a corner virus testing center torn apart in ivory coast protesters say it was too close to their homes putting them at tyrus school. thank you very much for joining us the u.s. president has criticised the world health organization for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic donald trump has accused of being china centric and has stretton to cut funding attack on the w.h.o. claim as the us recorded nearly 2000 cold 1000 named deaths in just the last 24 hours according to the john hopkins university track and more than 4000 people have now died in new york city alone. that is the largest single day increase. and we talk about numbers but that 731 people who we lost behind every one of those numbers is an individual it's a family mothers and fathers the sisters a broth

al-jazeera live from doha with me for the back also ahead a rise in covert 1000 related deaths in france spain and the u.k. but there is cause for optimism the number of new infections is falling. basswood heart opens its doors again weeks of lockdown are now over in the chinese city which 1st reported the outbreak and dire warning by sandy arabia's health benefits are hundreds of thousands could soon get infected by covert 90. the u.s. president has criticised the world health organization for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic donald trump has accused the agency of being china centric and has threatened to cut funding trump's attack on the hill comes as the u.s. recorded nearly 2000 cold with 1000 links deaths in just the last 24 hours this according to the john hopkins university chaka more than 4000 people have now died in new york city alone. that is the largest single day increase. and we talk about numbers but that 731 people who we lost behind every one of those numbers is an individual is a family is a mother's a father's a sister's a brother so a lot of pain. again today for ma

in europe paris is like a city deserted france is 3 weeks into its coronavirus lockdown and there are signs it's finally beginning to work. like italy and spain france has seen a slight decline in the rate of new infections but the fight against coded 19 is far from over and attempts to ease restrictions on public life could be disastrous warns the world health organization. no not. measures it is that once again. efforts. the whole support. several european countries are not planning to heed that warning austria is set to become the 1st e.u. country to scale back its lockdown rules the conservative led government has announced that some non-essential businesses will reopen next week. optimism is not the prevailing mood in the u.k. where the daily death toll from the virus is on the rise prime minister blair as johnson spent a 2nd night in intensive care fighting the virus and handing the reins over to foreign secretary tommy robb pressure is building on london hospitals as they take on more and more coded 19 patients patients like iran hamid. help that it is. actually hits you and. absolutely. everybody to listen to the government. and peopl

but even as these restrictions are being extended in many countries, like france, spain and italy, the growing as to when they can be lifted again. but how will that work? our science editor david shukman looks at what the british government will have to take into account before easing restrictions here. around the world there are many different ideas for fighting the virus. in the czech republic, they are relying on disinfectant and a lockdown, and the government there reckons the outbreak is now sufficiently under control to allow more shops to open. in denmark, schools and daycare centres have been told that they can start reopening. but many other countries believe it is still far too early to relax any of the restrictions. the very first step is reducing the number of deaths. that's the whole point of any lockdown. so what does this meanforthe uk? well, the strictest measures like closing non—essential shops happened on march the 23rd. and the hope is that by the middle of this month the numbers of deaths from covid—i9 will start to fall. but even in the best case scenario it won'

five european countries extending their ban until may 18, and it is a bid for france, spain, belgium, austria to calm markets during the pandemic. hedge funds in the primary exchange are among those who oppose the ban. ray dalio says investors would be crazy to hold government bonds right now. the founder of the world's largest hedge fund says he has no choice but to spend trillions of dollars, but with so much money printing by central banks, he questions it. he found himself on the wrong side of plunging markets after he said cash is trash. in israel, rival leaders failed to reach a deal, that means a fourth election in little over a year. and dan'setanyahu decided not to ask for more time. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thank you so much. president trump will unveil guidelines to reopen america. he made those comments in a press conference yesterday. >> the data suggests nationwide we are past the peak on new cases. hopefully that will continue, and

france, spain, belgium, austria, and greece say the prohibition will continue until may 18.edge funds are among those opposing the ban. israel's rival leaders have failed to reach a power-sharing deal by the deadline, making up for the election in a year increasingly likely. benjamin netanyahu and the opposition leader decided not to ask the president for more time. lawmakers may now be test with finding someone to put a workable government together. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. coming up, the fed says the u.s. economy has contracted sharply and there's worse to come. businesses are shuttered and retail spending craters in march. more on that, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ manus: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. snapshot of the markets. no growth in asia for the first time in 60 years. , up 27% from the lows of mid-march. we are giving back this morning. we will get the jobless claims today. you are seeing blackrock say it is time to follow the fed. pimco ar

italy, spain, france and the uk make up half of the worldwide toll.y tests for covid—19 — which many countries had hoped to use to determine if people have developed immunity to the virus. who officials in geneva said there was no evidence that having had the virus would guarantee immunity. 847 people have died in british hospitals in the past 24 hours. it brings the total number of deaths tojust over 14,500. the uk government is setting up a new task force to back the development of a vaccine, but it'll be many months before one is available.

7000, at least that in care homes, then the united kingdom hasjoined a very sad list of italy, spain, franceeaths and hospitals. but unlike france, the united kingdom still does not give a daily figure four people dying either in the community or in residential care. i think that needs to change. suddenly what is not in that important article on the front page, we mustn't lose sight of it is true that scotland, wales and northern ireland seem to be very much starting to engage and explain what a lack of lockdown or less of a lockdown will look like. i think it's notjust lockdown will look like. i think it's not just about treating people like adults but... how that messaging very public sleep —— publicly. i'm sorry to interrupt you but what i have to go live to the white house now, because president trump is starting his daily briefing. let's listen. half of all americans live in states who have taken steps to open their economies. yesterday governors announced initial plans to restart certain sectors. we asked every american to maintain vigilance and hygiene, social distancing and volu nta

exception of possibly germany, this includes the u.k., switzerland, belgium, the netherlands, italy, france. spain, for example, has a mortality that is for times the rate of the united states. you hear we have more death so we're a much bigger country. when the fake news gets out there and talk about the united states being number one, we're not number one. china is number one. they're way ahead of us. they're number one in terms of deaths. i know it, you know it, they know it. but you don't want to report it. why? you'll have to explain that. someday i'll explain it. since we released the guidelines to open up america again, and this was two days ago, a number of states led by both democrat and republican governors have announced concrete steps to begin a safe, gradual and phased opening. texas and vermont will allow certain businesses to open on monday while still requiring appropriate social distancing precautions. and i can tell you the governor of texas, greb abbott, he knows what he's doing. he a great governor. knows exactly what he's doidoin doindoing. montana will again lifting restricti

germany, france, spain, and italy have half of the world deaths. porting its first drop in deaths in four days, a sign that restrictions may be helping to flatten the disease curve. now to asia. indonesia reporting its biggest spike in infections, plus the death toll becoming the highest in asia after china. singapore today closing most places of work and school, but here in the u.s., that march jobs report record has been discussed on this show as the iraq coronavirus -- as the abrupt coronavirus freeze to the economy digs in. tomployment claims rising 701,000 from the previous month. the jobless rate jumping to 4.4% from a half-century low the previous month. we leave you with this. -- [indiscernible] -- immense losses that have already yet to be counted. you doing okay? yeah. this moving thing never gets any easier. well, xfinity makes moving super easy. i can transfer my internet and tv service in about a minute. wow, that is easy. almost as easy as having those guys help you move. we are those guys. that's you? the truck adds 10 pounds. in the

worthy nations like germany the idea has predicted 2 internal wrangling in the euro zone with france and spain in favor of the plan germany and the netherlands against even if there were a consensus experts say implementing such a scheme could take months or even years. studios what. if it cannot. this is the biggest test the u.s. ever faced so how much pressure. to. his the pressure on germany is huge also within the german political spectrum there are many political parties and politicians here in germany that are pushing the jug of government urging the government to agree to these corona bonds as they are called but we have to caution that it's not a matter of germany giving money we are talking here about loans that are to be issued and about germany and other countries all countries in the european union guaranteeing those loans so it's not actually money that's being kind of pushed across the table it's a guarantee for loans but because the german economy is by far the strongest in europe if these loans should end up not being repaid or in some sense getting difficult it will be germany