include whose father was a japanese ambassador with key roles in the 1940 alliance among nazi germany, italy., leading up to the 1941 pearl harbor attack. we also hear from brian hauenstein, grandson of col. ralph hauenstein, who served as intelligence chief under gen. dwight eisenhower in the war's european theater. the hauenstein center is named for ralph hauenstein and hosted the event. >> welcome to our c-span and grand rapids audience.

while professional footballers in countries such as germany italy and spain have all agreed to pay cuts to alleviate some of the financial hardships caused by the coronavirus now england's premier league wants its players to agree to a 30 percent reduction in pay but the players' union is pushing back saying that would reduce tax revenue for the national health service the stage is set for what could be a damaging public spat. the average income for footballers in the premier league is well over $3000000.00 euros per year some clubs in england's top flight like newcastle united have already cut wages of non-playing staff liverpool have furloughed non-playing staff with full pay but they have come under fire for requesting the government's cover 80 percent of the outlay while one tiny league manager has already taken a pay cut it's just that we can do it i think it's important. move forwards. the right decision to do what we've done meanwhile premier league clubs continue to pay full wages to their stars but britain's health minister advised the league to make some changes earlier in the

with unemployment over 10 percent and now both rebound but not on toll 2021 and lockdowns in germany spain italy france and the u.k. have also hit their economies severely you know in fact the international monetary fund predicts that germany in the u.k. will see their economy strength by 6 and a half and 7 percent france 7.2 spain 8 percent italy will see their economy shrink by 91 point one percent and sweden's neighbor finland. and denmark which also imposed lockdowns their economies will shrink by 6 percent and finland add 6 a half percent and so back to your question brad it does not appear that sweden is actually doing any better r t correspondent saya tab hunter thank you for keeping us up to date. and as a reminder you can always find the latest news and information regarding the crowd of our son portable t.v.'s coronavirus tracker time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we have discussed the impact of the pandemic on different sectors but our sports very limits of the world of ours will take a deep dive into the subject and as we go to break are the numbers at th

price collapse well china has already made heavy investments in italy after the united kingdom and germany italy is one of the top percipient of chinese foreign direct investments in 2019 the chinese investment in italy reach 17400000000 since the year 2000 with the peak of the investment in 20142015 australia's home affairs minister saying he thinks there will be a reset about how the world interacts with china we do want more. transparency china can have their economy grow to lift people out of poverty that's a wonderful thing but when you've got a communist party that doesn't have the transparency that other comparable economies have then that is a problem and when you see their involvement in foreign interference when you see their involvement in saw all of these aspects need to think be looked at again. as china ships medical supplies to other countries sweden's foreign minister says while she walked into the gesture she believes there are intentions behind the generosity at the same time you should not be then say that there is snow in the political. which you are doing and i also think th

these three countries -- germany, italy, and the soviet union -- where wellsprings of rich musical traditions and the birthplaces of distinguished musical figures, and americans had long admired both those traditions and the musicians who embodied them. it was difficult, therefore, for people in the united states to separate america's relations with germany, italy, and the soviet union from the music and musicians of those three lands. as a result, the classical musical community in the united states was drawn into the swirl of international politics and the intersection between the music community and unfolding overseas events supplied classical music with a degree of political significance that i think is now difficult to comprehend. "dangerous melodies" is filled with stories about instrumentalists, singers, conductors, and composers along with a tale of the work of important musical institutions in the united states -- symphony orchestras and opera companies. importantly, it also looks at how listeners understood and responded to classical music. a key point in the book is that over many

affairs committee can his party find its soul and its backbone as europe and the world looks to germany italy. about ricky's event a welcome. how could an election one of the smallest german states bring down the hand selected successor to angela merkel and those tomatoes or the ramifications of touring europe or so that we have to recognize that the christian democratic union has not taken serious consequences so this was the 1st mistake inside the party of tory go the 2nd mistake was that we have underestimated the role of the parliament. in 2 ring year 4 i think we should be very decent and very careful german chancellor has called for a new election a.f.d. is feasting on this chaos the deeply by the far right a f d do you the suit you wish to do position so we are not we are not a governing party and touring europe we have been a deal has shown that they would recklessly they vote only for trying to split the cohesion of the center of democratic parties and we have to accept that inside germany we have a strong turmoil inside the population a lot of people who feel left behind try to make

germany, italy and the uk are also developing their own tool. >> all data will be handled according to the highest ethical and security standards and would only be used for care and research. we won't hold it any longer than needed. >> the aim is to publicly release the app in the coming months. >>> a man was shot and killed by officers after a series of events police say began in south san francisco and ended in daly city. officer shot and killed a man outside of kaiser on hickey boulevard when he refused to surrender while threatening with a knife. moments before, he stole a patrol car after stabbing a victim and an off-duty san francisco police officer at a gas station. the man's identity has not been released. both the carjacking victim and officer are expecting to make a full recovery. >>> a chaotic scene this morning after an explosion and house fire sent flames and smoke into the dark sky. popping sounds echoed through the avenue just before 5:00 am. neighbors rushed outside to see what was going on. in a time of shelter in place, people that live in the neighborhood couldn't he

germany, italy, and spain among other countries easing restrictions.so than denmark. today on the streets of copenhagen locals breathing in freedom on an unseasonably warm day. one-on-one businesses like hairdressers and beauty salons are open. >> so i'll bet you're fully blocked. >> yes, i am. >> reporter: for tom his face mask is now as essential as his shears. what other measures do you have to take? >> we're using all this alcohol to cleaning all the stuff, cleaning the seats and everything. and cleaning around here. and towels, throwing them out. only used once. >> reporter: only elementary schools have been open. classrooms often split in two to avoid crowding. 12-year-old liv is enjoying a whole desk to herself. but it's not easy. is it hard to keep the rules of social distancing at school? >> very much. i've missed my friends and it's hard not to hug my friends very much because i just missed my friends so much. >> reporter: social distancing still in place. and yes, hand washing. >> at the beginning they were quite good at keeping themselves a

germany, italy, and spain among other countries easing restrictions but nowhere more so than denmark.ow does it feel? >> very good. >> reporter: smaller businesses like hairdressers and beauty salons are open and all elementary schools. 12-year-old liv is enjoying have a whole desk to herself but its not easy. is it hard to keepci school? >> very much. i've missed my friends. and it's hard not to hug my friends very much. >> reporter: you can see in a busy school, you can have all the social distancing measures possible, but ultimately people still need to be able to move around. there's only so much distance young kids can keep. th wt th. >> reporter: dma h been ved fast to lock down after just one coronavirus death. but they're cautious of a second wave. >> no one has tried this before so we are moving on very cautious and moving on step by step. >> reporter: the world health organization chief says the worst is yet to come. a lot of countries are worried about a second wave. >> james, thank you. >>> when we come back, tracking the severe storms headed to the northeast. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you

proximity tracing initiative so far only germany italy and france have signed up to this it would seem that the e.u. countries aren't quite seeing eye to eye on contact tracing between themselves and big big tech companies south korea managed to contain its outbreak it used card tac tracing that was a while ago why has it taken the europeans so long to get to this stage well the south koreans had both the technological tools and the laws and together it meant that the authorities were much less beholden to tech companies for access to data now back in 2015 south korea had a violent break it was the mers virus and at that time a law was passed giving the authorities access to c.c.t.v. recordings credit card transactions g.p.s. tracking and mobile phone data in addition they would also allow to make this private data public now many societies would be uncomfortable with that and especially the e.u. has been really aggressive about protecting personal privacy rights however with the pandemic it would seem that this could be something about to change ok thanks me. you may have noticed that

affairs committee can his party find its soul and its backbone as europe and the world looks to germany italy. like ricky is about to welcome. so how could an election into wrong year one of the smallest german states bring down the hand selected successor to angela merkel on a graph are are you that weak as a party well i don't think so but we have under estimated or the ramifications of touring year or so that we have to recognize that the christian democratic union has lost the elections in this country some months ago and we have not taken serious consequences so this was the 1st mistake inside the party of touring europe the 2nd mistake was that we have underestimated the role of the parliament. into ring year and 3rd we have underestimated from the low and the 50 and therefore i think we should be very decent and very careful for the next weeks let's talk a little more about the f.t. because uncle americal german chancellor has called for a new election the f.d.a. is feasting on this chaos they say the following. they say that a new election is not democratic and the c.d.u. is ignoring

it was difficult for people in the united states to separate america's relations with germany, italy and the soviet union from the music and musicians of those three lands. as a result, the classical music community in the united states was drawn into the swirl of international politics and the intersection between the music community and unfolding overseas events supplied classical music with a degree of political significance that i think is now difficult to comprehend. "dangerous melodies" is filled with stories about singers, conductors and composures along with the tales of the work of important musical institutions in the united states. orchestras and opera companies. it also looks at how listenering understood and responded to classical music. a key point in the book is that over many decades, americans imbued the music with political and ideological meaning. it helped americans grapple with questions in the life of the count country. it helped them decide what was worth fighting for and why. it helped illuminate the meaning of democracy, freedom and patriotism. it supplies in

mean immediate and other chronic virus but a slow decline and a great example of that is france germany italy china portugal and greece which are all already in the curve as you can tell instead of going up there kind of flattening so this is all great news and even though spain and italy have the 2nd and 3rd most reported cases in the world behind the u.s. both european countries are beginning to see a decline in the number of new only reported cases so it does appear that the peak of the virus has passed as the numbers and decayed and this is all credit to things like. social distancing testing and personal hygiene and now there's also in these countries which have dramatically reduce the spread of virus which is also why some european countries have started some industries back including spain which has resumed some factories and the latest germany who just announced their plan on reopening their economy on april 20th and let's not forget china which had a lockdown but ended in one on on april 8th and the city's transportation hub has actually resumed operations were people are even starti

as this as a head europe just as bad bringing their economy to a complete standstill and france germany italy and spain the 4 largest european economies are all in lockdown meaning that the citizens are only allowed to leave their house to buy things like food and medicine and brand the situation has been particularly bad and italy and spain where the numbers i'm affections and deaths are the highest in fact for the 1st time spain has overtaken italy for the number of confirmed cases and with a total of 117000 confirmed cases spain is now. 2nd in the number i'm affections only to the u.s. you know which has a population 7 times larger so spain's total death toll now stands at almost 11002nd only to italy with almost $14000.00 and brenda's really shaking the foundations of the e.u. and i'll give you an example the netherlands which has over $15000.00 cases and almost $1500.00 death is refusing to join the european debt system to ease the cost of the virus because the dutch government saying is that they issue a joint debt is a step too far because they just don't have that many infections and

switzerland, germany, italy, spain and france -- even though there is some noise in the data -- are lookingetter. when you get that aggressive with social about 10-15fter days you see results. we have many examples of that now. hopefully we can apply that to the u.s. within the next two weeks. it has been slower, but some states have done aggressive measures during the last two weeks of march. that should start to show up in the data in the u.s. tom: could you transfer of the glide path of new york and new jersey cases, death and recoveries over to other localities in the united states? can you take the horrific pandemic we see in this region and translate it to a burgeoning in florida? >> there is no doubt we have seen spaces that were early in the broader -- washington state was early. in the new york. and then we have states that have late outbreaks and leader policy responses. theerms of seeing optimistic signs, you're going to look to washington state were there already are policy measures. going to see later improvement in places like florida and the south. you can already see it clea

similar positive news out of europe, spain, germany, italy.omo talking about a potential plateau in new york. he did warn people to remain socially distant in place. president trump striking this deal with 3m to get more protective masks. manus: we will still be social distancing for quite a while. that is your addition of "daybreak: europe." ♪ anna: welcome to "bloomberg markets the european open." markets say ite is risk on again. futures in europe and the u.s. points against. is less than an hour away. forrest n

from berlin tonight searching for solidarity in europe and germany faces pressure to help the countries hit hardest by the coronavirus crisis italy and spain want germany to help in sharing the costs of recovery but berlin considers a so-called koroma bonds to be taboo in european solidarity survive coded 19 also coming out the various latest victim of the virus germany cancels its world famous october fest beer festival the various state leaders say it is just too risky to hold the event this year and press freedom at risk a new report warns that governments are using the pandemic to crack down on media across the globe. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us we'll germany use its full financial muscle to help the countries hit hardest by the coronavirus pandemic as the crisis devastates economies across the continent italy's prime minister conte says that the full firepower of the european union is needed to overcome the shock to the system he wants germany and other wealthy northern european nations to issue shared debt in order to help countries such as italy and spain but that idea it is highly divisive. hospitals in it

around europe are less visible carriers are sharing data with health authorities in countries like italy germany and austria to help authorities monitor whether people are following rules the data is anonymised but data league at austria health ministry vets say it has already raised privacy concerns many european leaders are stressing that a new measures are limited in time in the initial period of 30 days for at least 15 days after easter. one country is heading down a more radical path hungary the country's parliament has endorsed the bill giving nationalist prime minister the char ban the power to indefinitely. extend to state of emergency andrew budgie creek it's kind of suspicious but why go they say ok guys you know 3 months after we get. red just. mean vile and not the e.u. country france offers an example of how emergency measures can stick around longer than anticipated after the terror attacks in paris and 2015 the government declared a state of emergency and shows of criticizing the fact that these exceptional powers will later written into law experts say the krona crisis calls for

well-publicized in places like germany. italy and spain are starting to come back online.nk south america is a mixed bag. theably pretty similar to united states. so it is mixed. but when you have over 70 countries in the world like cargill does, it is a diverse portfolio. david: you are in the distribution business. when you distribute food around the world, are you doing it through trains, planes, trucks, boats? are those systems all working as well as they did before? dave: it is mostly rail, truck, barge, and ocean transportation. in any given time, there are about 550 ships on the ocean with a cargill product anytime. scarlet: that was leadership live with david rubenstein. that does it for "what'd you miss?" bloomberg technology is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: welcome to "bloomberg technology." down,s ending the day dragged down in part by facebook, amazon, netflix, due in part to consumer confidence hitting the lowest levels in six years. alphabet shares up after hours as the company reported stronger-than-expected revenue. i just got off a call with the alph

european solidarity in health policy has so far been germany's focus more than 200 patients from france italy and the netherlands are being cared for in germany intensive care units but with the true economic impact of current virus still unknown pressure is growing on europe's economic powerhouse to loosen its purse strings. arliss pull in our chief political correspondent linda crane she's on the story for us here in berlin tonight's good evening to you melinda there's a lot to talk about here donald trump he is criticized for promising his nation that normality will return quickly and merkel as we heard today she says that this virus will make life hard for a long time and she's afraid of a deadly setback here isn't she. absolutely and she is right to worry as she put it today we are only at the beginning of this crisis and essentially what she was trying to do is get germans her parents across on hall and she did me ologists a logistics here in this country say she's absolutely right to do so and most a small fraction of the german population has so far been exposed to the virus the virus

we are seeing a lot of stress in europe between italy, spain, germany, and the netherlands, and the big debate. everyone trying to figure out whether or not we are going to see debt utilization. the eurozone acting as one to figure out how to deal with the virus, and then how to plan a

germany italy and the uk are develop in their own tracing tools. >> it will be handled with the highest ethical standards. they will release the app in the coming months. fox news. >> >>> parents struggling and struggling with work and home life, what can they do with the child that misbehave? join me now live is the chief clinical officer with the child's health counsel. thanks for being with us. >> thank you for having me. >> i'm a father of two and i'm going to break this question into two parts. with parents with teenagers that there's something to say about too much togetherness. it is putting stress on families to balance it all. for families with children who are not teenagers. they are doing their best. let certain things go, but when it is too stressful what your advice? >> i tell parents all the time, the number one tool is self reflection. check in with yourself and understand where you are. we have to understand what is going on. stress hormones are surging through our bodies right now whether we are aware of it, be mindful of where we are. take breaks when we need them. if

just jordan faces an increase of domestic violence under the restrictions activists in brazil germany and italy have sounded the alarm. in china's hu bay province the initial epicenter of the pandemic reported cases of domestic violence in one county more than tripled during the lockdown according to activists the catalan regional government said. culture to its helpline was by 20 percent in the 1st few days of the confinement period. with the i am speaking out so that every woman in my situation sucks out they should not be ashamed but i know there are many women in this situation pay out she may be in safety now but a man hopes other women will reach out for help despite the social stigma. let's reach out to mental health expert an educator all for more ms ball welcome on a practical level what options do women really have to escape abuse in a time of lockdown. first i think it's really important and thank you for having me today it's really important to know that if you possibly can maintain order in a structure within your house so that you have a sense of control because that will hopefull