not going to the gym i guess sometimes i am but i'm still laughing when we germans think stevens or gemma culture looking at the stereotypes the question if you think if you think the country that i don't blame. need it seems ridiculous grandma there you go it's all that. i'm rachel join me for me again from d.w. post. google's profits hold strong despite the coronavirus. but parent company alphabets latest figures show the crisis has slashed spending on top of the times. italian restaurant bar and club owners take to the streets saying they may not survive. down. thousands of german container ship crews are stuck now to scenes because of credit hours measures to hear their stories. this is going to be business and robots in the welcome along wall street's maybe under lockdown but that hasn't stopped the flow of financial results coming from the u.s. as biggest companies some major players publish their figures on tuesday painting a clearer picture of the true impact of the coronavirus pandemic but more on this let's go to our financial correspondent who's in new york in fact outside the

gemma is looking for the candy right now, right? right. these are fun and easy ways. both: happy easter. >> i love that your kids are so young that when you tell them to say something, they'll say it. >> they'll do it. >> they roll their eyes at me and say, stop talking. >> lori, happy easter to you, gemma and leo. thank you so much for those great tips. >> thank you, lori. >> thanks, guys. >> thank you. you can get that bingo card and more tips on our website and check out "good housekeeping's" live craft ideas every wednesday and friday on their facebook page. >>> up next, josh hutcherson. >>> up next, josh hutcherson. he's going to join our retirement plan with voya gives us confidence. they help us with achievable steps along the way... ...so we can spend a bit today, knowing we're prepared for tomorrow. wow dad, do you think you overdid it maybe? i don't think so... what do you think, peanut? nope! honey, do you think we overdid it? overdid what? see? we don't think so, son. technically, grandparents can't overdo it. it's impossible. well planned, well invested,

bye, gemma. see you, gemma.t is it for your health? for me it's probably the single biggest issue at the moment. it is a way off, it is not until early may — who knows what state we will be in by then but, assuming we are still isolated, if they tell me i cannot go, well, that is a bit of a showstopper. forfarmers, there is real concern over keeping workers well enough to supply the food chain. the local council has been urgently recruiting to keep basic services running. while tourism has a shutdown, keeping visitors out of the county. hello. hi. there's your shopping. thank you. some here feel powys may be better prepared than big cities because people are used to being cut off. although you cannot see anybody here, somebody is always there to help. let me know if you need anything else. that is the kind of community it is. you do not live near to anyone but they are always there so we are lucky. so far, two dozen cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in powys. everyone here is braced for that number to ris

point in the career of detective gemma this is an argument that even from. the other was found in a meadow nearby finke closer small little village. was raped and murdered her throat was slit and it was a brutal scene to look up on. police found d.n.a. evidence at the scene but it didn't match any of the profiles in it out of base. in 999 dutch police were only allowed to use d.n.a. to determine sex and compare the sample to their database but although there hadn't been a match many local residents felt they knew who the killer was right by the meadow where mariana was found stood a center for asylum seekers. a lot of people from that area pointed their fingers at that asylum seeker center so that was a factor in this case faced with mounting public tensions the prosecutor ordered the 1st ethnicity test to be run on a d.n.a. sample in a crime case. d.n.a. told us actually that it was much much more likely that the perpetrator came from western europe as an origin then from the asylum seekers have. unexpected d.n.a. results helped clear the asylum seekers sus

. >> gemma schwartz's lease on her ford explorer was up on april 1. [ feed back ] i contacted our local dealer about the car and we arranged for me to turn the car in march 19. >> on march 19 rolled around she was told by the salesman the dealership was now closed. >> okay, but i have an appointment today. he said no, dealership is closed. >> she called ford credit and they said she could hang onto the car until the dealership reopened but she would have to still pay the dealership fees and insurance. ford told her they cannot force the dealerships to take the car. >> i guess i don't know what the solution should be. i just know that i don't feel like i should've been financially penalized for having to keep my car. >> schwartz said she also tried another local ford dealership. >> they said if they are not buying a new ford we won't take your car. they said they didn't have room on their lot. >> reporter: schwartz is not alone. usa today recently ran a story profiling 10 other consumers who were told they could not turn in their leases to their local dealer unless they were going to lea

the jam well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and whip that we should have an think stevens or gemma culture looking at the stereotype the question that is think this move the country that i now live. via meeting is good for this grandmother day out. it's all that ok bob know i'm a joke join me to meet the gentleman from d.w. post. i'm scared that my work that's hard and in the end is a me you're not allowed to stay here and more we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers we're alliance and. what's your story ready. i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor another guest you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. this is news and these are our top stories the number of confirmed cases worldwide has now passed 1000000 according to johns hopkins university in baltimore maryland more than 51000 people have died the united states has by far the highest number of cases. the pandemic is also infl

his employee, gemma, has just moved into a new home and feels grateful she will have money coming in., colleagues i can keep in touch with, the fact i can keep my house, i can keep my bills going. it doesjust mean everything. it means everybody has that added comfort, which i know for a lot of people they haven't actually got that in place at the moment, so i do find myself very lucky. the scheme should cover over 8 million employees who are on the payroll as of march 19. it'll pay 80% of employee wages to a cap of £2500 a month and run until the end ofjune and could cost the government, the taxpayer, as much as £50 billion. this is a direct grant to employers, unlike the £330 billion in government backed loans. so far, just over 2% of that money has been approved, with many businesses finding themselves unwilling or unable to borrow their way out of a crisis. the treasury says take up is accelerating and also say they are deferring £30 billion in vat to protect company cash flows. currently, the government offers an 80% guarantee to the lender. there has been mounting pressure on the

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his employee, gemma, has just moved into a new home and feels grateful she will have money coming in.t colleagues i can keep in touch with, the fact that i can keep my house, keep my bills going. it does just mean you've got that added comfort which i know for a lot of people, they haven't actually got that in place at the moment. the scheme should cover over 8 million employees who were on the payroll as of march the 19th. it will pay 80% of employee wages to a cap of £2500 a month and it will run until the end ofjune and could cost the government as much as £50 billion. this is a direct grant to employers, unlike the 330 billion in government—backed loans. so farjust over 2% of that money has been approved with many businesses finding themselves unwilling or unable to borrow their way out of a crisis. the treasury says take up is accelerating and also say they are deferring 30 billion in vat to protect company cash flows. currently the treasury offers an 80% guarantee to the lender. there has been mounting pressure on the chancellor to increase that to 100% as other countries have d

gemma is one of the local young farmers trying to care for the older generation. are already remote and now in self—isolation. right into the sticks, really deep into the countryside, really isolated — that don't see anyone, any day of the week. and they rely on going to the shops to see people and to do things and they don't have that now, so even just to see one of us, that probably gives a boost to all those people that are isolated. many of those that need help live farfrom theirfamilies. marilyn and john moved here two years ago, knowing there were no shops or public transport. an hourfrom the nearest large hospital, their biggest worry is how john will get the treatment he needs there for a blood condition, next month. how important is it for your health? for me, it's probably the single biggest issue at the moment. it's a way off. it's not till early may. who knows what state we will be in by then, but, assuming we are still isolated, if they tell me i can't go, well, that's a bit of a show stopper. forfarmers, there is real concern over keeping workers wel

there are a lot of people like gemma who are at home and want to offer help. help gives us hope.d has filled them with hope and it them feel really loved and quite privileged, actually. so all round, this has been an amazing effort by oui’ this has been an amazing effort by our country and i would not have thought anything less because we see the best of humanity when the chips are down. it really is very inspiring. i know one or two people who wanted to volunteer and want able to. what you say to those who we re able to. what you say to those who were frustrated at not being able to? don't be frustrated. there are two things. one is it is highly unlikely that once we are mobilised and we are into a rhythm, when wendy was there as rs in and we had got enough referrals in the system, it is highly likely i will be and call for more applications, so that is one opportunity, but actually in your locality is across britain, there are many, many people calling for volunteers, so i would look locally at your local authority websites, your council voluntary services, it will volunteer bu

weeks because the lockdown measures could be extended or could be lifted on the 4th of may francesco gemma tony there reporting live for us from home in milan many thanks indeed let's hear now from nicolas thomas is an associate professor at city university in 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

prosecutors revealed details about the indictment of several saudi nationals the murder of journalist gemma for sure plus a report from kenya where flash floods struck a region just over a year after communities would devastated by another disaster. hello there more rain and thunderstorms in the forecast across all central areas of the arabian peninsula lot of time has been streaming into that i'll see as and is actually coming down or coming up i should say weighty from the central areas of africa more rain in the forecast into yemen that will help its whole with the flooding situation there and look at these dark areas of blue in around re out there is where we'll see some very heavy amounts of rain and it could drift further tools east of bush once again across into council meanwhile through turkey wanted to show is that some heavy spells of rain that will work its way for the east as we go through wednesday and maybe wanted to scattered showers across into iran but it should be on the whole a drier day still one or 2 showers though down across into fall south or west of yemen to say cen

his employee, gemma, has just moved into a new home and feels grateful she will have money coming in.s i can keep in touch with, the fact that i can keep my house, keep my bills going. it does just mean you've got that added comfort which i know for a lot of people, they haven't actually got that in place at the moment. the scheme should cover over 8 million employees who were on the payroll as of march the 19th. it will pay 80% of employee wages to a cap of £2500 a month and it will run until the end ofjune and could cost the government as much as £50 billion. this is a direct grant to employers, unlike the 330 billion in government—backed loans. so farjust over 2% of that money has been approved with many businesses finding themselves unwilling or unable to borrow their way out of a crisis. the treasury says take up is accelerating and also say they are deferring 30 billion in vat to protect company cash flows. currently the treasury offers an 80% guarantee to the lender. there has been mounting pressure on the chancellor to increase that to 100% as other countries have done. i'm no

house speaker nancy pelosi asked the rules committee chairman gemma garvin to put together a report ond cons of remote voting. is what the report says. you have to find a way to quickly respond to the massive problems we face which may mean taking personal risk. we need to act in a way that keeps public safety at the forefront while preserving the integrity of the institution. i spoke with jim mcgovern about some of the concerns of remote voting in the house. >> i face time with my grandchildren all the time or i skype with this reporter or that reporter or whatever, it's all very, very easy. on one level it sounds easy but when you start delving into it it's complicated and there are some unique challenges here. >> if there is some concern about packing if they try to remote vote but just last week the european parliament voted by email. they threw together a system and 688 matter, members of the 704 total members of the european parliament voted remotely. they did not have any problems. as a temporary way to deal with covid-19. >> ed: andrew cuomo yesterday talked about the biggest j

gemma is one of the local young farmers trying to care for the older generation.nyone, any day of the week. and they rely on going to the shops to see people and to do things, and they don't have that now, so even just to see one of us, that probably gives a boost to all those people that are isolated. many of those that need help live farfrom theirfamilies. marilyn and john moved here two years ago, knowing there were no shops or public transport. an hourfrom the nearest large hospital, their biggest worry is how john will get the treatment he needs there for a blood condition, next month. how important is it for your health? for me, it's probably the single biggest issue at the moment. it's a way off. it's not till early may. who knows what state we will be in by then, but, assuming we are still isolated, if they tell me i can't go, well, that's a bit of a show—stopper. forfarmers, there is real concern over keeping workers well enough to supply the food chain. the local council has been urgently recruiting to keep basic services running, while tourism has shut