yeah better but only a fraction of the percent go sold worldwide comes from producers like francesco.this is where prosecco was born between. 2 to the efforts of our great grandfathers it's thanks to them that our sparkling wine is known and loved all over the world. for stoppable simply. this kind of advertising as done by competition from the lowlands is below his dignity because they even advertise the percent as a mixed drink in red or orange. this mass produced products is made 125000 hectares in 500 more in centers. last year we sold nearly 500000000 bottles of prosecco. that means more market power and a higher degree of product recognition. everyone in the business benefits from that is just. not the big vineyards with large steel tanks the emphasis is on volume. found it was a net day presents the dio see spock. in wine producers the d o c the nation is now valid in 9 provinces in the northern italian regions of the net though i'm feeling. this means that traditional wine growers have to cut back a little and open up the market to us lowlanders as well. that way the overall p

well joining us via skype from brussels is francesco puppet they are he's a senior resident fellow at the brueghel institute he was the director general for market operations at the european central bank francesco great to have you on the program look there seems to be money for e.u. states to fight the pandemic to keep economies afloat but not so-called corona bonds just talk us through that briefly when i think that indeed as you say there is money for countries to deal with the with the co-leader $90.00 and this is of course are welcome and unlike the situation in emerging economies where the problem is much more receivers however it's also true dat that there are some countries say germany that are in much more comfortable situation then other countries may keep terri and that because it's an get situation and are it's like a growth of a very very large. had to deal with the same crisis in more precarious more precarious to india and so yes overall this equation is ok but is not that this same all across the euro area and francesco we know that france is in favor of countries shar

vines as far as the eye can see francesco family has owned a vineyard here for 3 generations.visitors proud of its impossible hills they had a hold of genuine percent though. the fact that they have a ties down on the loans with the same money annoys him to see them on their ads you see pictures of our beautiful hills which discipline them but yet they're prosecco does not come from here at all. you can't advertise in an area you don't even own. the mineral rich soil and the steep slopes of be a demi gives the glitter a great variety the unique flavor for percent. yeah better but only a fraction of the percent go sold worldwide comes from producers like francesco to see him. this is where per 2nd was born between danny and con agree on no money to the efforts of our great grandfathers it's thanks to them that our sparkling wine is known and loved all over the world the secret was going up for supper for the simple thing. this kind of advertising as done by competition from the lowlands is below his dignity because they even advertise the percent as a mixed drink in red or oran

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opportunity there live for us in many thanks indeed francesco. because thomas is an associate professor at city university of hong kong he's also a specialist on health security and the editor of infections diseases and security he says that it's crucial for governments to have a clear picture of the outbreak before they consider lifting lockdown measures irrespective of what type of political system we're looking at whether it be a liberal democracy or an authoritarian system politicians always have to focus on the the feeling among society but they also have to lead because people do understand the fact that there has to be some sacrifice if we're going to get ahead of this now unfortunately we're seeing some politicians playing to very much the dice political mood which is putting politics ahead of health policy and ahead of good science saying that we can restart the economy that we can all be back to work within a week or so that just doesn't play out to be fair i need public health emergency always does balance the health against economic a

jump attorney and melana francesco there are signs of hope in italy that at last the corner may have been turned. yes it's hard to imagine that 431 that's in one day can be a good news but actually it's close since this is the lowest daily number of fatalities in the last 3 weeks the total toll is almost $20000.00 around one 5th of the entire world latest italy's data confirm a slight growth in positive cases 2 there are $4000.00 more than yesterday for a total of 156000 since the outbreak but experts and scientists warn that these numbers done make much sense anymore here where the outbreak has gone to faster than the possibility of testing have or want needed the actually infected could be 10 times more than confirmed cases and stories of people with covered 1900 times died without been tested are hundreds specially here in the northern and hardness in regions so the most important and reliable data we have at the moment concerns of patients in intensive care units it's an encouraging figure as they've been decreasing for a week now hospitals are breathing again an italian see glim

it's very difficult situation in iran who live there for the moment francesco thinks women should be for just like you. a quick bit of other news a lightning strike has killed 20 people in the republic of congo witnesses say it severed 2 high voltage power lines in the capital brazzaville and one cable fell on a house and electrocuted 3 people inside the others were killed when the 2nd power line hits a flooded courtyard next door. plenty more on the coronavirus still ahead here on al-jazeera and a u.s. navy captain says the virus is spreading uncontrollably on his ship and that his calls for help they're going on and. millions of jobs under threat in bangladesh his clothes factories lose orders close their doors. it's raining again in turkey believe in cyprus too in lebanon northern syria northern iraq is just time after time is not the least attention is on high and now in the forecast you've got a little bit of time off the showers or the rain is in turkey but increasingly that will be the case in the old syrian lebanon size of alyssa's fairly caught the winds a lot and they were

down yet it's still going up a little bit every day so let's see ok the wrap up there from italy francesco to your town thank you very much. and 4 more people are tested positive and kenya raising the total they are to $126.00 the government says it's been testing more people on is taking more foreign team measures people are already in isolation are being asked to stay indoors for another 14 days what's being called the camp for the dead as being prepared in ecuador as it struggles with one of the worst kovan 1000 outbreaks in latin america 145 ecuadorians have died with $3000.00 or so and factions hospitals and morgues are already at their breaking point and the largest city there john heilemann reports. the people of why kill in ecuador are desperate not only to stop the march of the coronavirus but to bury the dead many have been left in the street the authorities the been overwhelmed. mode it so to the hospitals certainly in the next hour my name is we limited the son of leone that john who is deceased i believe 8 days i have the order of removal but even still they don't want to give

to return as in milan so francesco tell us more about the numbers and what what are the signs that we're seeing from the pacing. well new figures from italy confirm a positive trend somehow and in the curve of the new infected today they increase by $3600.00 it's less than the 3 percent daily and the total confirmed cases are now over 132000 and the good news is the decrease in the number of hospitalized patients in intensive care units for the 3rd day in a row this will gave a bit of relief to the health system that is the huge pressure has been under huge pressure for weeks unfortunately the deaths went up again in the last 24 hours in italy. 636 new fatalities more than 16500 people died in the country since the outbreak the curve of the infection and the way it keeps flattening and shows that the restrictive measures implemented 4 weeks ago are paying off everyone now it's looking forward to the phase 2 as the prime minister has a pic on to called it a few days ago referring to the time when the nation will have to live with the virus and gradually start lifting up the lockdown but i

process will work are still ongoing and we'll still have to see what's going on what will happen francesco jabatan a reporting live from milan many thanks to francisco turkey's president says that a new lockdown will be imposed there next weekend as the country struggles to contain the coronavirus anger imposed a 48 hour curfew on all major cities last weekend the government is stopping short of imposing a full lockdown due to concerns over the economy and as you're assuming of course you explain. turkey wants the economy to be functioning this is why president sadat has said before the economy will stay should be whirling the government encouraged to staying at home encourages the companies for a home office working a year's money for on paid leave gives. some extra money for the companies who who need it to pay for their employees not very very large numbers but at least something but the main idea is here to keep the factories working not to cut the supply and logistic lines as turkey is also a trance transitional council for international logistics as well and especially for istanbul w

jabatan a who is in milan francesco the partial easing of the lockdown there doesn't apply to the worst hit region is that right. yes it's right and the italian lockdown will be very slightly is from tomorrow of you non essential to it is mostly bookshops and baby stores will be allowed to open again in the country imposing costumers strict distancing rules but these measures will not be implemented in the hardest hit region of lumber d. where cases continue to grow and the lockdown remains untouched according to the top health official there are still too many people on the streets but opposition parties say this is just a strategy to shift the focus from the original government's responsibilities for the lack of tests and protective gears and for their management of hospitals and care homes other regions are pushing to lift the restrictions in the confining beneteau where the number of deaths is 10 times lower than lombardi the local governments just signed an ordinance that will let open air markets return to work and will allow people to practice sporting activities without the 200

people but that number actually may be a glimmer of good news if we can actually put it that way francesco put it in some sort of perspective for us. well in this new new normality we're livin in these numbers were getting used to them even if of course they're not normal the new figures from italy are or at least seems quite positive because 681 people died today is the smallest number in more than a week in 9 days so the total death toll now is over 15300 the new positive cases are less than 5000 today with an increase of the 4 percent line with the past days and the infections confirmed are 125000 since the beginning of the outbreak hold these symptoms to confirm that italy is the plot so the curve is still slightly going up but slower 'd every day 'd now it's almost flats but the authorities are warning citizens that the emergency is not over yet the mayor of milan and many others noticed that there are many people more people than the last days in the streets so 'd the president of lumber the harness it region just said that from tomorrow it will be mandatory for everyone to wear a ma

is in milan for us francesco italy remains the worst affected country in terms of its death toll from coronavirus just tell us what are the latest numbers saying. disfigures many things about heat in the moment starting from the bad news her with more than 600 people dying every day we cannot say that the emergency is overtaken on the other side to do a lot of measures are slowly paid off the curve of the new infected is that a plateau increasing by around 2 percent daily and the total cases are more than $135000.00 so it's now less than the united states and spain the experts say. they will probably go down in the next days but will have to wait the situation is in hospitals is improving patients in intensive care units declined for the 4th day in a row yesterday will see that today in few hours so the health care system which has been under strain for 2 weeks is now or will probably manage to not collapse completely so. a system that is actually completely failed is the. nursing homes in la but the it is estimated the 10 percent of the total guess of all people who have died in the

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francesco started coming here when he was 12. >> everybody back to the wall.watch this. >> his father and brothers are in prison, with long-term sentences for drug trafficking. >> i was so tempted by the money, because there was a lot of money around. in naples, there is a proverb that says "money makes blind people see." luckily, i met people who helped me get back on the right track. club, to be part of this which h has won so many trophies and trained so many chchampions, thatat just s shows there is ho, even in this neighborhood. >> you can see whahat it is the auauthorities s hope to achieve. by destroying the last le vele tower blocks, they hope to erase the past. but what of those who still live there and have nowhere else to go? ignore their future, and scampia 's problems could be self perpetuating. foreign language] in the northern burkina stephanie march: on thehe beachs of san francisco, a fight is brewing. america is home to 11 million illegal immigrants, and donald trump wants them out. trump: we will break the cycle of amneststy and illelegal im

. >>> vÉngase, bueno, no pueden por momento, pero vamos ver cÓmo estÁ todo por san francesco, imagen cree mep esto en nubosidad ya se avecina posible precipitaciones ligeras, pero fin de semana lluvia en gran parte de la regiÓn, en san josÉ tenemos la pista 0101 un poco mÁs de acciÓn. puede no temperatura vea no mÁs a las 8 de la noche 68°, 11, 59°, posible presipitaciÓn, sistema alta presiÓn, actividad en monterrey, por ahÍ cerca de la un zona costera, pero pues, nada grande que reportar. vamos a ver lo que nos depara en napa, temperatura en 51° al despertar para el mediodÍa, a las 4 de la tarde 63°, mÁxima para otras ciudades temperatura en 79°, esta lluvia llegarÁ a parte de prÓximo domingo hacia lunes, mantenga el paraguas a la mano, con esto me despido, saludos a todos. >>> gracias david, la septiembredora kamala harris dijo que debe priorizar se la disparidad racial en sector salud, exigen al departamento de salud y servicio humanos que rec pi le datos raciales sobre pruebas, tratamiento y muertes por covid-19, esto afecta mÁs a los afro-americanos y latinos, a pesar que donaci

francesco and his team.the hall and watching her cheered on by everyone? >> the thing is the whole hospital needed a moment hilike that. we were being critically hit by a lot of people dying and very sick and we needed a motivation. >> while i was interviewing the doctor we arranged for edwina to join our video call to surprise her doctor. >> how are you? >> how are you doin'! >> you look wonderful. >> thank you. it's because of you! >> you did go home! >> i made it! i made it! >> she says she had recently found her own apartment after moving out of a homeless hell t shelter while working two jobs. >> edwina is studying to be in the medical field. >> i didn't know that, that's great news. >> she's going to join your ranks soon. >> yeah, come over. >> patient and doctor inspiring each other through the crisis. >> seeing you is the best thank you i can get. thank you very much. >> i love you! >> that's just what the doctor ordered. >>> up next on this 50th anniversary of earth day, i got up close and personal

well i found cesco again but tony is in the land for us and so francesco the last few days we've heard some positive sounds about the numbers is the other number still declining at this point what's the overall picture looking like of new infections at least. well just. from yesterday i had are in line with the past days there are fewer new ridges it's 542 yesterday compared to the 604 of tuesday and the number of patients in intensive care units continues to degrees for the 5th day in iraq they went down by 9 percent in the last week so the emergency is not over yet but the pressure on hospitals is not as big as before there was a huge effort from the government. or was saying however there was 'd a slight growth in total confirmed cases yesterday which are or was 140000 now the curve is almost flat in few days the authorities expect to see it going down the government is warning people to keep staying home these days even on sunday is there are on monday 2 very important family moment not just for the catalyst the catholics but for all the italians but while authorities huge to hold

for some reaction to the ongoing disagreement on joined by professor francesco. francesco very good to see you this pandemic doesn't distinguish borders but it does seem like the e.u. isn't dealing with it well. well saying to. one or 2 problems in terms of sharing medicines not so and that has been compounded over the last couple of weeks by the failure remember this started 2 weeks ago of the finance minister. to con to an agreement on how financially we were going to do with the with the problem sadly this is continued. there has been agreement that they will spend 2cbcb on keeping jobs 200000000 in the european investment bank and so on but what it really comes down to is not so much the corona bans that that going to be difficult to to deal with but what it comes down to is using the european stability mechanism remember that infamous mechanism that supposedly help greece but 1st make greece suffer here the bigger argument is not whether one uses that or not because i think there is agreement on using that but on whether there should be conditionality in oth

minister decepticon day says people will still need to wear masks and observe social distancing francesco a jumper tony has more from milan on how the reopening plan will work. prime minister does appear counter now last night how the country will enter now and phase 2 of the pandemic italy will try to restart the economy without pushing the curve of the infections up again factories and building sites in italy were reopened from may 4th this was the biggest announcement people will be allowed to leave their houses to go to work and also to visit their family social gatherings are and away still bend and it's not possible to move from region to region sporting activities could be now practice also far from home but people need to do to do it on their own and have to keep the distance from each other parks will reopen but it won't be possible to meet their shops museums and libraries can reopen from may 18th so if the new wave of cases will be allowed will be avoided other businesses will follow restaurants bars and hairdressers will open from june 1st qantas said that the reopening is all

none of this is ready at the moment so it may take 2 weeks longer and we'll have to wait and see ok francesco turvy tony with a wrap up from london there in milan thank you. qatar has recorded another 225 infections and 2 more deaths and has more than 2000 confirmed cases and has reported 6 virus related deaths the government is urging people to follow the social and physical distancing rules saudi arabia fares the number of infections will hit 200000 within weeks of containment measures are ignored the kingdom is registering more than 2700 and factions 41 people have died the government is imposing a 24 hour curfew and several cities including the capital riyadh hundreds from yemen who are trying to get home are stuck in saudi arabia because of measures in both countries aimed at slowing the spread of kroner virus in many stranded at the border have been there for more than 2 weeks and are demanding it be opened or than 400 others are in the saudi town shura city curfews are also stopping some who live in the kingdom from returning to their homes. more on the pandemic shortly. after health c

let's get more on what's happening in italy where more than 12000 people have died francesco again beth tony is live for us in milan and good to have you with us well obviously we can see what's going on in france and in spain in terms of the elderly and the issues that are being raised there how are those issues being noticed and discussed in italy by the government or those people in charge that would look after care homes. well it's not easy to say how they're discussing we of course we're not seeing as citizens and journalists that something is not working because in a new krises is emerging in the last days in old people's homes mostly in lumber the here in the north where huge numbers of guests are dying without being tested for a current virus there are more cases in a retirement home in province of milan for example $62.00 out of 150 guests died from the beginning of march it's way more than usual we're only 2 or 3 people die in this place but it's impossible to know exactly if de died for a current virus or not because they were not tested most of them were not tested so famili

francesco: it is too early to tell. the 2008, 2009 crisis where the financial system was broke, and when it is broke it takes a long time to repair it. here all the factories are there , it's just that you have to turn on the light so that the workers can go back and work again. consumption.ing you have to stop the revenue of those who are no longer working because otherwise you have a shock on consumption. important is if firms go bankrupt. if a firm goes bankrupt, you can no longer turn on the lights. the policy can make it a v-shaped recovery. on one sidesumption and liquidity to firms on the other. in thee: many people italian government, including the prime minister, think italy has been let down by europe. that the ecd -- that the ecb has done a bit but that germany will not allow corona bonds to happen. are you of the same view, or would an esm type program be enough to shore up the finances of italy? truth is that what the ecb has done is more than enough. i think that the italian fromnment will increase 2%, whi

we'll see are the suburbs right outside the cities in new york, we have gren itch, connecticut, in francesco, we have east bay, marin and the second winner is the second home market over the next year and a half, they won't be thinking about international travel but domestic retreats and their second homes. >> interesting, a 40% jump do us a favor and come back early and often >>> on deck, whether or not investors missed the buying opportunity of a lifetime. dow futures are up, oil is down. we are back right after this high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. and try pure protein shakes, with 24 vitamins and minerals. high protein. low sugar. tastes great! high protein. low sugar. so good. high protein. low sugar. mmm, birthday cake. pure protein. the best combination to help you stay fit. >>> the retest of the low is very plausible a lot of viewers almost fell victim to our historical experience and assume the retest of the dow jones below 19,000 industrial average i don't think that will happen i think people don't understand the magnitude of social --

the madonna of the yarn winder possibly painted with this pupil francesco spaniel the saint m.painted with his assistant to mel c. and of course the mona lisa painted by his pupil and close companion sala. there was a good reason for that here in the sometime early in a valet and that about had a large studio with lots of assistance but he works very slowly and it's difficult to maintain a large studio when you have a very limited output but it's not so hard if you use your best assistants to make copies of your works for sale under the master's supervision of course so what happened to this copy of the last supper who painted it and as a filling zest. there's only one way to find out and that is to go to france. today we think of paris as the world's epicenter all our culture and fashion this is where the world kongs for beauty and refinement but in the 16th century things were very different. people sometimes forget that but in the middle ages it was actually burgundy. which dictated french culture not just an art but also in poetry and music and then came the scourge of the

the madonna of the yarn winder possibly painted with this pupil francesco spaniel the st n.painted with his assistant mel c. and of course the mona lisa painted by his pupil and close companion solomon. there was a good reason for that here in the sometime early in of elena about had a large studio with lots of assistance but he worked very slowly and it's difficult to maintain a large studio when you have a very limited output but it's not so hard if you use your best assistants to make copies of your works for sale under the master's supervision of course so what happened to this copy of the last supper. who painted it and doesn't still exist there's only one way to find out and that is to go to france. today we think of paris as the world's epicenter of our culture and fashion this is where the world coms for beauty and refinement. but in the 16th century things were very different. people sometimes forget that but in the middle ages it was actually burgundy. which dictated french culture not just an art but also in poetry and music and then came discourage of the black p

this next discussion as we talk a bit more about the oil market and what's playing out there with francescoelcome. good to have you with us >> thank you for having me >> it's great. oil has come up in recent days, but is down today even though the sector seems to be holding, at least the equity parts of it holding in reasonably well what do you see as we move forward and how much hope do you put on the russians and the saudis being able to reach some kind of production agreement >> i think the saudis and russians will probably agree to smig it was always our baseline scenario that we will see both the players come back. the big question is whether they'll agree to some prorated cuts through, for example, rationing by the texas railroad commission or the province of alberta. there's a precedent for that where they issued mandatory cuts or we'll have to see the lower prices, the price declines for shut ins across america. that's effectively what's being on offer we don't know exactly the saphae of the u.s. response i think russia and saudi arabia are getting closer >> for those of us who do n

i'm joined now by francesco checchi professor of epidemiology and international health at the london & tropical medicine. thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. that figure that we know for a fact that there are more than 20,000 people who have died with or of covid—19 in english hospitals, how alarming will that be to the government and its advisers? i would say that is the very sombre milestone, i don't think it is necessarily alarming at this stage in that we know that the lockdown has worked in terms of what it was meant to do, it was meant to slow the rate of contact and the rate of transmission and it has done that. the reason why we are still seeing a lot of deaths every day is just because essentially the lockdown came into place when there were already a lot of people infected and it means that there is a force of inertia and that is pushing transmission forward for quite some time and it means that therefore we can expect to see quite a few more deaths per day unfortunately for the foreseeable future. when you imagine the peak will occur? i think that we may al

she is alive and has not tested positive for coronavirus but francesco will continue to hold the andoverty accountable. >> the largest nj nursing home facility. you should be the poster child of how it should be done correctly. change needs to happen there. not just for her but for everyone. >> martha: joining me now democratic congressman josh josh gottheimer. what's your reaction when you hear that story and you listen to that woman talk about how frustrating it was for her and no doubt so many families who in this unique situation couldn't even get inside to find out what's going on. >> it's heartbreaking. i've heard from so many families and from staff members with similar stories and we've been working for weeks to make sure we stem all of the heartbreak going on, as you said, it was mentioned that so many of our facilities in new jersey are affected. i heard from andover a couple weeks ago, an administrator on a saturday afternoon asking for help with 20 body bags because so many people had died. they have lost more than 96 people there. 150 people are infected. we are going to hav

father francesco patton lamented the loss, but saw meaning inhe >> when i think to those who are in thepitals and in the houses fighting with the coronavirus, in some way they are walking a very hard and personal via dolorosa. at the church of the holy who began celebratg passover this week marking rebirth and deliverance from an gent egypt to freedom. in the city, the beating heart of three face only the cats remain. sepulchre, built oe spoty where jesus christ was said to have been crucified and buried, the ancient doors closed for the first time in nearly00 years, since the black plague. in paris today, the city's archbishop, michel aupetit, celebrated mass in the chaed hulk of notre dame, nearly a year after the cathedral burned. >> ( translated ): today, we are in this half-fallen cathedral to say that life still exists. >> reporter: a crown of thorns, as jesus is said to have worn on the cross, rescued after the fire lay on a makeshift altar. >> ( translated ): it's a magnificent symbol that tells us that you will accompany us inig the of our suffering. >> reporter: easter sunday