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talks today with the state premiers i'm going to mccoll regularly meets with regional leaders and that hasa do with the fact that some of those decisions that are actually made are either decided or implemented at a regional all local level as you said this meeting today is most likely going to focus on my review of the measures that were already taken a few weeks ago in particular that idea of reopening certain shops 800 square metres all the gradual step by step reopening of schools no very big announcements are expected today those are now it will probably happen next week or may the 6 but some of the key topics that have been discussed before that meeting include the possibility of restarting the business or the job and football league all the conditions that need to be met in order for religious gatherings to take place or how to reopen museums so it will be a key meeting to try and decide also on some of the discussions and elements that will be decided on or made us as well and to take stock on what has been decided so far as far as germany's easing of restrictions is concerned ok an

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the other thing is that christie hasa -- president trump somewhat of a money problem with his infrastructureackage because he is talking about relying on deficit spending, borrowing the money, true trillion,ollars -- $2 zero percent interest. long-term infrastructure, especially surface transportation, that is backed by revenue from the highway trust fund. that is something that congress and the administration's previous to president trump have the hardown and taken votes on issues, look hard at how to restore solvency of the highway trust fund. do you want to do a brief one-on-one on the highway trust fund for folks who may not be familiar? guest: the highway trust fund is an account managed at the u.s. to partner transportation. 24.4 cents for diesel. in the past more than a decade has been insufficient to meet the needs around the country, to help roads.n and repair there has been -- congress has been injecting money from the general fund into the highway trust fund to ensure that the obligations -- the federal government is required to give money back to the states through formula fundin

she hasas promised to veteto the legislation. in washington,n, state, boeing says it will begin bringing 27,000 workers back to factories to resume production of airplanes. it is the first large-scale attempt by u.s.s. manufactutureo resume operations. the small business admiministration said thursday t has exhausted a $349 billion emergency loan fund. the paycheck protection program will no longer accept new applications unless congress approves additional funding. treasury secretary steven mnuchin is seeking an additional $250 billion for the program. democrats want to expand any new relief measure to include $100 billion for health care providers and $150 billion for state, local, and tribal governments. banking g giant usaaaa, which ss former mililitary membmbers and their famililies, said t thursdt willll no longerer seize thehe stimulus chehecks of p people wh negative account balances. usaaaa's rereversal camame aftee americanan prospect reported ona disabled veteran whose family had $3400 in cares act payments rerouted by

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iran-backed has blood group and declared it a terrorist organization, in addition to a 2013 ban on hasashe lawaws military factionon, and now includes all activities by the group political wing. pregnancy can be a scary time for any woman, but during the corona outbreak brings a whole new set of difficulties . is it safe to go to the hospital, for example, could the baby get infected, and cook the women get to hospital during lockdown? the situation is hard for women from p poor homes inin kenya. any hospital, especially herr hospital now houses the main coronavirus clinic. she has littlele choice but to o for her regular checkups. we sitit outside, far away, then the doctor comes and you have to stand d away from him. they take your health card and you gogo back outside. with the little time the doctors have come it is up to the local ngo to explain the results to the mothers. she checks if they are well and following doctorors instruction. >> you find that she has no money to go for a tesest, and se is worried. >> the blood test cost the equivalent of one dollar, but like many families

the governonor hasas extended t lock down until may 15th and will extend it again in many parts of the state. >> we have to learn the lessons, we have to move forward, and we have to be smart. because if you are not smart you will see that infection rate go right back to where it was. >> reporter: cuomo says you have to know what you're doing before you do it, and he says those are words to live by. catherine kobyashi, nhk world, new york. >>> now, despite rumors swirling over kim jong-un's disappearance from public life in recent days the north korean media says the leader is busy writing letters. the ruling party's newspaper reported on tuesday that kim sent a letter to the south african president to mark the country's national holiday. in the letter kim said he believes that bilateral relations would steadily grow stronger. the country's media reported similar stories three days in a row including a letter thanking workers building a tourist resort. kim's health condition came under the spotlight last week when cnn reported he was in grave danger after undergoing surgery. but the so

what hasas happened?d? >> we have a very simple answer to this. we have far totoo many p peoplen these islands. it can a accommodadate a few thouousand humanely. now we have 39,000 people. 13,000 of them are childreren. 8000 our children below the age of 12. this i is no place for keeping children, especially since it is clear they will not be returned to turkey. there are no returns to countries of urgent. >> there are no returns right now in part due to the e pandem. has the pandemic made the plan you co-authored no longer feasible? >> right. it is worse than that. ththe deaeal from 2016 was calld off by turkey in februauary of this year, based on the eu giving support t to refugeeees n turkey, substantial, 6 billion, for four yeaears. this money h has been spent, but no new projects are e being planned. there are momore than 3 mimillin refufugees in turkey where the health system is also suffering tremendodously. thesese refugegees are now alsoo losing t their jobs. until now, they received funding from thehe eu, 1.1.7 m million d socicial supp

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i thought it worked when i spoke, but there have been no results, and the government hasa taken measuresare enough. we will just have to do what we can ourselves. >> it is not only small business leowners who are in tro it is their staff, too. social dtancing for an terview is no problem in sibea. how long caou you manage wi work, do you think? >> i think something about two weeks and one month. n like many russians, she has been laid off wi pay. it is thought coronavirus could wipe out some 8 million jobs here before it is done. >> but now, i don't feel that they are really thinking about how to make people more cm, more happy, more something at all. they are onl worried. >> president putin has always presented himself as a symbol of stability. the n who broug russia out of the chaos of the post-soviet years and made it great again. this pandemic is developing to a challenge to that, not only economically, but politically. pressure is not icrisis, and here, most of the help is going to state workers and b others feel abandoned. >> s this isious challenge to putin. a pandemic works more eff

let's check in with our meteorologist dave spahr his reporting from home, he hasa look of the thursday morning forecast morning dave. >>good morning robin good morning, everybody kind of started things off a little in the way some glaze and fog heys going on here that's going to lingeat some of the coastal areas even into the afteon just a touch but for most areas of the bay course clearing out we're back to mostly sunny. d those 80's. it looks like the one of the inland valleys here is the toll bridge plaza for a the bay bridge as you can see. meanwhi e the shock frosfo, no delays happeninghere, although we dohave still watch some rning fog kind of mix out there a little bit and look at all the jucy rain that we're not going to get right. we have a high pressure buildi that we still have the on shore flow today. that's going to correct temperatures and we're gng to have these what we say in the trade short waves, it's nolike a short order cook or thing, but it's just weak low pressu systems many little low pressure systems at sneak in there from the low pressure from the high pressure

changed the whole game in favor of joe biden they gave him like over $70000000.00 of basically free hasa to publicize the framingham is the best candidate and that really is the reason i think he did so well because if you look at the polls between a week ago and then super tuesday they were drastically different joe biden got a huge bomb from the media portraying him as like the winner of the whole primary after south carolina a lot of people didn't even choose they were going to vote for until 2 or 3 days before super tuesday so.

let's get more from political correspondent hasa well how far is the rest of germany behind example in making these face masks mandatory. well nobody's stopping anybody from taking such a decision here in germany of course this decision can be taken at local level any time but america will talk to the state premiers of all the federal states of these 16 federal states later this afternoon it will probably be a topic of discussion but one state premier an influential one from the very a has already said that he's warning against such measures because he warns of stockpiling yet what is truly doing to make sure that it's got enough given that there's a global shortage of these things well of course germany has the same problem as all other countries that it's trying to protect it's medical workers and the people who work in key infrastructure and there are simply not enough masks available of course before the corona crisis most of germany's masks came from china or other countries in asia and that is no longer happening so some german companies have already switched their production tex

havave a business editr kate moody standing by for more cakeke illegal do you find it's mr madden hasas been giving further details of the support he's offering the struggling businesses will they. be reassusured if you thihink. well th statement will go some to call because- me because that already pre. forty five. euro rescue package outlined by thee govevernment is likely to be expapanded. brumamaire m makingt clear that h he's readady to dey arsesenal of support. under sevn hundred thousand french companies have already asked for emergency aid the merits and that those who are struruggling the most after the lockdown ends. up could get even more cash about five thousand euros rather than the one ththsand five hundred that slatated for most businesses-s- ththose companies will also be able to apply. to have theheir payroll taxes and social charges canceled all together rather than delayed which was the initial plan we do know that five point eight million people applilied for tempoporary unemployment benefits from the government. that's one for private sector workerers the fud that's

pandemic the current hot spot the united states has reported its highest single day told 2108 deaths hasa 1000000 americans are now infected with the virus the hardest hit state york is conducting mass burials john hendren has this update from chicago 500.

changed the whole game in favor of joe biden they gave him like over $70000000.00 of basically free hasa to publicize framing him as the best candidate and that really is the reason i think he did so well because if you look at the polls between a week ago and then super tuesday they were drastically different joe biden got a huge bomb from the media portraying him as like the winner of the whole primary after south carolina a lot of people didn't even choose they were going to vote for until 2 or 3 days before super tuesday so that helped joe biden immensely plus you had the entire democratic establishment openly in our faces. with other candidates to drop out to benefit joe biden which didn't happen great people to judge dropping out was that when coronation with the democratic party to help joe biden say with amy close . you also have elizabeth warren staying in the race as in order to try to obstruct sanders exactly that's exactly what she did joe biden wasn't supposed to win in the northern states the only reason he did is because elizabeth warren took a chunk of support away from v

plunging brazil's government further into disarray the president says the allegations are baseless hasa details you know make you or your family the shot to fame fighting corruption but on friday morning set your mortal resigned as brazil's justice minister on live television he accused president jalal sonata of political meddling in matters of law enforcement when he fired federal police chief. the day before i long for this mission now unfortunately there is no way for me to fulfill the commitment i made if i'm not able to do my job if i'm not able to preserve the autonomy of the federal police to carry out its work on stuff like i said to morrow is considered by many as a sort of anti-corruption crusader and a superstar among president joey bull so not as captain in 2014 more of a federal judge at the time was appointed to the biggest political corruption investigation in brazil's history a case that led to the arrests of hundreds of politicians and business elites. the investigation code named car which would also lead to the fall of brazilian president dilma rousseff. and the arres

sara grahn hasa definitely what they need.e joo—ho created anna is a street violinist. together thejoo—ho created the mobile music box when the jobs we re mobile music box when the jobs were impacted by the stay—at—home orders. were impacted by the stay-at-home orders. i'd love playing music and a really like to play music. and they a time like this, yeah, we definitely need music, more than anything else —— and at a time. need music, more than anything else -- and at a time. they are happily accepting small tips, but they say their main aim is to bring the community together. it's amazing and uplifting, and, you know, it brings everyone out and makes everyone, you know, feel like it's a beautiful day again. freya cole, bbc news. and from the big easy to boston, the marathon was meant to happen this week, it was delayed. what is an eager runner supposed to do? lapse on the roof, of course. stephen ingham completed 26.2 miles by running circles on the top of his manhattan apartment building, 1098 lapse, to be precise, over 525

our correspondent nina hasa is following all the latest for us hi nina as we saw there there are some questions being asked about which businesses are being allowed to reopen when what was the reasoning behind the suspicion the general rule is and that was decided nationwide that shops up to 800 square meters can reopen as of today that also goes to dealerships book shops and bike shops regardless of the size they can reopen and of course in all these shops you have to have a minimum of hygiene and social distancing measures in place that is the general agreement but as we saw in the report those measures differ from state to state the rationale behind the general rule was that the german government has come under a lot of pressure to ease some of the restrictions we have to remember that germany is europe's economic powerhouse and that experts are warning of a painful recession because of the coronavirus and so the german government did have to ease some of the restrictions to return to some form of new no malady while still it hearing to social distancing measures it's. you know we'

begun using a trench to vary victims of the chrono virus the number of unclaimed bodies entire that hasa island public cemetery has increased 5 fold since the start of the outbreak real plans to draft an additional funeral directors to deal with the high number of deaths in the state and. the world's major oil producers have made progress on a deal to cut output by 10000000 barrels a day a meeting between opec countries and allies including russia between all members except mexico qantas in the us the best way to support tumbling or watch this as demand on. tick tock has promised to donate $250000000.00 to the global battle against the coronavirus the beijing based social media company says the money will go to frontline workers educators and local communities it is also setting aside $100000000.00 of free advertising space for businesses struggling to rebuild after the break. also weeks of rising infections the spanish government is expressing cautious optimism despite more than 15000 deaths the number of daily fatalities has begun inching low of spaniards spaniards will not be allowed

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pandemic the current hot spot the united states has reported its highest single day toll 2108 deaths hasa 1000000 americans are now infected with the virus the hardest hit state york is conducting mass burials john hendren has this update from chicago. 500000 cases half a 1000000 and a 3rd of them alone in new york state that is $172.00 cases there now has only 0.15 percent of the u.s. population that's 327000000 but really we don't have a comprehensive testing system here in the u.s. so that is probably just a fraction of the actual number but we do know that sort of our 18000 people have died as you mentioned that crossed the 2000 mark on a daily basis for the 1st time on friday the 1st case just to take you back happened in washington state on january 20th and that virus has moved quickly the administration estimated on friday that it would peak on easter sunday that is this coming sunday since march 26th the u.s. has had more cases than any other country on earth and by march 31st president made a grim estimate saying 100-002-2400 extension 00 americans would die before the coronaviru

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