prefer to keep the state of the bonds as it is now so each state can sell their own bonds while italy and spainand now also micron from france has declared that there should be some sort of measures to allow the european union. european even if it was just for this crisis and so italy i think italy spain and other countries of the south of europe are waiting to see whether the e.u. comes around and does as they have promised to create a unified plan to bring these countries out of the crisis which as you said we're in it right now it will probably get worse and also bear in mind that italy but also greece and spain and also portugal have already continued to we continue to struggle with the $22009.00 crisis italy is made of small businesses mostly the economic web of italy is made of small businesses family run businesses a lot of them are in dire crisis we've had already pushed the e.u. to allow us to make measures for our higher unemployment funds and so a lot ok so the prescribers crisis. in spain in santander what's the spanish attitude morphing into being towards brussels because you've go

are wondering whether the german government will impose a law the way it is already in place in italy spain and france are there any indications that the german government will take that step. it's certainly not impossible i don't think we're going to hear the chancellor say that this evening she is going to be speaking once again to the nation but we're told it will be an appeal to germans trying to explain why the measures are so important and why they need to follow them but certainly in the government still box is is that complete lockdown that prevention on people leaving their homes for anything but the most urgent business they would probably need to declare a national emergency to do that and certainly other countries have done it as you said italy spain france so we may well see that happen here you know he's chief political correspondent melinda crane there well u.s. president all troll has likened himself to a wartime president in fighting the coronavirus he says he will invoke the defense production act in case it's needed which would allow the government to use the private sect

in terms of the number of fatalities there, spain like italy is suffering particularly badly. ense in spain as to whether the country is approaching the peak of the virus in terms of how much damage it is doing? the government is saying they are cheered to some extent by the fact that the number of cases is beginning to level out. however, when you speak to doctors and hospitals they say that might be what the government is saying, but it seems that the problem is not enough people are being tested because there is a shortage of testing kits, so the real picture may not be quite so optimistic. how is the health service coping in spain? it's not, basically. when i have spoken to doctors in the past week, they said they have not got enough resources, not enough protective gear to wear. hospitals are completely overwhelmed, particularly the intensive care units. they are very scared themselves to go into these units and work every day because of the obvious risk of infection and younger people are getting infected and they are afraid that it might happen to them. is there a feelin

those countries, those european countries include italy, spain, germany and france. uk and not ireland for reasons that have not been made clear by the trump administration thus far at least. in a separate move, sally, the us state department is urging americans who are considering travelling abroad to reconsider their travel plans. hundreds of thousands of people come here to the us every month from europe and that this is bound to have a considerable economic impact, not least in travel and tourism. and also, david, how has it affected the psyche of those who watched that speech from the oval office, do you think? i think there's a lot of people sally who were looking to president trump to exhibit leadership in this crisis. he has been accused of downplaying its up to now. he said famously that people here should just stay calm and it will all go away. clearly, his own officials and medical experts and so on have been disputing that particular conclusion. indeed one during the day yesterday went on to make the point before congress that millions of americans may we

debts and italy -- in italy and spain past 3000 over the weekend. more on the story next. ♪ nejra: this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." i'm nejra cehic in london. manus: i'm back with you. in dubai.cranny downgrades on south africa, singapore going for easing, the pboc doing four times the normal amount of easing. how is that transferring to markets? social distancing will extend in the united states, lockdowns in the u could run another six months. asian stocks, down. we opened the u.s., it down by 3% last night so we have clawed back some of that. our guest host says take heart from these additional measures being moved along by the united states of america. euro stocks futures, to divert and calls between bankamerica and goldman sachs. the bonds and dollar-yen, yields and treasuries just moving ever so slightly. last week, we moved 22 basis points. the previous four weeks, 44 basis points. a little dollar rolling -- dollar strength this morning -- yen strength this morning as we are seeing the dollar give back a little bit. crude, down 4%. some

cultural issues in this pandemic we need to understand these issues also and it's clear that in spain and italy the families also live much more together people with grandchildren and they're with the parents wives in germany younger people if more separate older people now we spoke my germany we spoke we spoke about spain now if we look at the stage of the outbreak in spain and italy and we look at the united kingdom what do you think is going to happen there i mean we've seen this news now that bars johnson at the prime minister now has covered 1000. yes so if you compare their response in spain and the u.k. what we can see is that the lock down when it was introduced in the u.k. it was late that in state in terms of the number of deaths and the lock them down was introduced but also the measures were not as strict as in spain now we're going to get the has a sense we also understand that the health system in the u.k. disquiets trade we've also had reports that the health care profession has and are being tested and also they don't have the right to that equipment so i am quite a bit worried

the difference between italy and spain and germany in the sense. that's very good question the 7 every since fest we believe that either he and spain are a bit behind many in terms of the demi secondly it started to spread among all the book relations so in spain they really invest tensional homes we had 1500 people visit actual homes and also if we compare with germany it's believed that it's going to been behind and also the infections started among the young couple pollution it's also very important to measure the cultural issues in this part then we need to understand these issues also and it's clear that in spain and italy the families also live much more together people with grandchildren and they're with the parents wives in germany younger people if more separate all the people now we spoke my germany we spoke we spoke about spain now if we look at the stage of the outbreak in spain and italy and we look at the united kingdom what do you think is going to happen there i mean we've seen this news now that bars johnson at the prime minister n

total number of people who died around the world come from just 2 countries in europe that's italy and spain the spanish army has now been asked to transport bodies simply because undertakers can't cope and in india the fear of death due to starvation not the virus has led to an exodus of poor workers bus and train stations are crammed with people forced to return to their villages after a 3 week lockdown left them without work more and all that later in the program but 1st the situation in the u.s. now with rob reynolds. a day of presidential mixed signals attending the sailing of a navy hospital ship. down from manhattan president donald trump said he might impose a quarantine a new york and neighboring states that i am now considering will make a decision very quickly very shortly a quarantine because it's such a hot area of new york new jersey and connecticut will be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon trump said he had discussed the idea with new york governor andrew cuomo cuomo said he didn't know what trump was talking about computer but of course if you have any indicati

hundreds more die in italy and spain.e have the stock rally here as well as futures in your appointing lower. -- futures in europe pointing lower. this is european banks halt job cuts during the crisis. awayunder an hour from cash trading. take a look at the futures. after three consecutive days of gains, we have not seen anything like that on the dac since the beginning of february. it has been almost two months since we had those gains streaks, in which case you can understand that futures are off a little bit. dax futures off by 0.6%, cac futures down. after thees are down dow jones industrial average rose 21% in a three day session. they have gained back able market, the fastest since 1931. they are off by 0.9%. nasdaq futures down by a little more than 1%. we do see a little bit of a drop in futures, but in the stark market -- in the stock market lately, we have seen speed regardless of which direction you go. after falling into a bear market at the fastest rate ever, the s&p 500 recorded its quickest three-day advan

as we continue to see the numbers rise around italy and spain, how does the british response improves there an example for britain to look to? rosalind: as you said, the combination of the worst day yet for both spain and italy, and that is in spite of drastic measures being taken to contain people and the movement of people. government,of the given that the who is saying that a vaccine is 12 months to 18 months away, what else can they do in the meantime? today hope that after a period of weeks, the containment measures start to take effect as they wait it out? are there more things that can be done? with the example of asia as they try to come out of this, they are being hit with concerns of a real second wave of imported cases coming in, so you see action being taken by china and singapore and hong kong, and warnings for elsewhere in the u.s. and south africa, you cannot be too quick to miss these measures, because you are risking a second wave. on ais what put the u.k. three-week lockdown, which has two weeks to go. ros, i am fascinated by the fact that europe cannot get its act

. >> spain and italy have recorded a sharp rise in the number of cases. spain's death toll stands at more than 760. both countries have introduced strict measures to stop the virus. >> a coughing fit left a lasting impression as parliament demanded emergency -- debated emergency coronavirus measures. this week's lockdown comes two months after the first case of the virus appeared in france and the government is facing harsh criticism. >> the former minister of health , why did you not inform us of this? why did you not implement the nessus very measures? >> france's on day three of an imposed on down with citizens order to remain inside their homes. empty streets and france, empty plazas in spain, the second worst hit country in the eu. you cannot see their uniforms under the hazmat suits, but these are soldiers brought in under r the country's state of emergency. they are disinfecting transport hubs, places where people gather in the risk of transmission is higher. in london, also feared to be a virus hotspot, authorities are closing 40 stations. britain

now has the 3rd highest death toll off to italy and spain 3393 people killed by the virus more cases than any other country it's scrambling to build hundreds of temporary hospitals in italy flanks of flying at half mast and a minute's silence has been observed to remember those who've died from corona virus it's reported 837 deaths in the past 24 hours italy is the hardest hit country with more than 12000 fatalities and over 105000 infections. and spain has reported its highs daily number of deaths since the start of the outbreak 849 died in the past day. the u.n. secretary general and turning to terrorism nations to collaborate as they tackle covert 19 he's also called for 10 percent of global economic output to be allocated to the response to the pandemic. every scene we do during and after these crises must be with a strong focus on building more equal includes even sustainable economies and societies that are not easy and in the face of climate change and the many other local challenges we face what what needs now is something that we saw in the n.t. we can defeat the violence and

deaths have accelerated in the us and uk while italy and spain continue to record high fatality ratesunited states has now declared 3,415 coronavirus deaths meaning it has overtaken china. only italy and spain have a higher death toll. in the uk, the figures are also sobering. the number of deaths has more than doubled in 2a hours, coming to a record daily total of 381. in the epicentre of the european outbreak, italy, high numbers of patients continue to die. but there's been a relatively small rise in new infections, giving hope that the situation might be stabilising. and fears president putin may have been exposed to the virus as russia's parliament approves new laws bringing in seven year prison terms for serious violations of quarantine. let's start with the us where 900 people have died in new york city. doctors and nurses say they're desperately short of critical equipment. nada tawfik reports a powerful symbol of the nation's effort to combat the coronavirus, the spire of one world trade center little red, white, and blue. covid—i9 has claimed the lives of more than 3000 amer

and even in places like italy and spain have found ways to unite and show support for each other. u've probably seen images of people in italy singing together from their balconies. people in spain clap to show their support of the doctors and nurses risking their lives every day. listen to the sound of a community clapping. [ clapping ] [ honking ] >> happens every night all across spain. citizens applauding the bravest public servants signaling they are all in this together. and together they will overcome it, even in the face of a challenge that's growing by the hour. ♪ >>> healthcare workers are on edge as supply shortages loom. >> financial markets plummet. >> an eerily quiet times square. the latest reminder that life today is different and will be for some time. >> the coronavirus is now

the difference between italy and spain and germany in this sense. that's very good question the 7 every since assessed we believe that either he and spain are a bit behind again he doesn't give a damn it secondly it started to spread among all the populations so in spain they really invest in show host alcohol we've had 1500 people dying in this actual host and also if we compare with germany it's believed that it's going to been behind and also the infections started among the young couple pollution it's also very important to measure the cultural issues in this pandemic we need to understand these issues also and it's clear that in spain and you need to be the families also live much more together people with grandchildren and they're with the parents wives in germany younger people if more separate older people now we spoke my germany we spoke we spoke about spain now if we look at the stage of the outbreak in spain and italy and we look at the united kingdom what do you think is going to happen there i mean we've seen this news now that bars joh

yes i mean france like like italy and spain are obviously taking it very very seriously now the police the amount of money the french police now are able to find people on the spot if you go out without the right piece of paper in the end and explanation as to why you've gone outside they can now find people $375.00 euros which is sort of $4.00 or so on the spot and so it's it is sort of being enforced and put and sort of volunteered that bit at the same time but the french health minister said that they hope that within $8.00 to $12.00 days of this then the numbers of cases in france will start to fall and so the method as as florence who was saying in her report and in china the mass confinements of people coupled with loads and loads of testing of people to that as you can find people who test positive does appear to get results and obviously the french are demanding these enormous sacrifices from their people as are the other european countries and it does explain why there's such a level of irritation with the u.k. as you said. here wednesday's prime minister's questions the chant

self isolating in more than 50 countries 34 countries have made this compulsory including france italy spain and greece countries in europe the continent that gave birth to democracy and while we are not being sealed in our apartments as people were in china high tech surveillance is being used to ensure we comply mobile phone operators are in talks with governments or health authorities about using geo location data to monitor where we are when epidemiological point to you there's a good argument for using the g.p.s. systems of understanding the direction and trajectory of the infection and we know it goes but obviously it raises all kinds of issues i've worked previously and freedoms legislation is being passed without the normal so. to me that's because lawmakers also have to abide by social distancing measures emergency bills giving to kone and powers to elected governments all while the guardians of our civil or human rights say cattail mint is ok as long as it's limited rights shall not be subject to the restrictions 6 of those which are provided by war and the sewer to protect public

of government and corporate bonds and italy and spain should throw caution to the wind and do whatever is necessary to support their economies and this tara need really we're talking about all this lack of solidarity and i say wonderland has self when she even said countries that especially when it came to initially sending medical equipment and supplies and we had seen this very different set of approaches and across europe when it comes to not only combating the pandemic but also dealing with the economic fallout of that denmark for instance taking a very different approach to some of the southern european countries that we're talking about how do you try to reconcile all these different approaches going forward. well i think that clearly there are different approaches being taken to the medical emergency though over time more and more parts from sweden are converging on the lock down model in terms of the economic response i think that. mostly it's about supporting people in jobs supporting the incomes of people who are working less who are out of work and supporting a businesses so

not only is the shape of the graphs different, in italy and spain it's not yet coming down but also the time frame is different. in order to see what happened in china and south korea, you've got to go back to january. the graph for italy and spain only goes back to late february, later on set. it's spreading, started in china, and it's now moving out around the country and people's epidemics in individual countries are starting at a different time so the asia graph goes back to january. the europe graph goes back to february. here's now the third graph, and this one is new york city, and look at the time line here first. this one only goes back to last week, and over the course of last week and week, this is what's happened in new york city in terms of the rate of new infections being reported each day. this is a bad graph for new york city. this is a bad graph for any country that has this as its largest city, new york city is our largest city in this country. and new york is not the place that has the largest number of cases in the united states. that continues to be washington state

france goes on nationwide lockdown following an example set by spain and italy. thousands of police are on the street. president macron is telling people to stay home or face heavy fines. in washington, d.c., the trump administration wants it hundred $50 billio in emergency spending to boost the economy and reassure stock market spooked by a collapse and economic activity to the summers football european chairmanship postponed. the popular tournament will be held in 2021. brent: i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. the european union has declared a 30-day ban on people trying to enter the eu in an effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus. that is according to german chanancelloror angela merkel, wo spoke a short titime ago in berlin. she's in europe is determined to address the crisis and do what is necessary to protect public health as well a as the continent's s economicic health. uncle held a a series ofof death merkel--merkel held a series of video conferences with other european leaders to discuss the

but spain was slower to do this than italy. ad protective measures before because i mean, we're neighbours. it was impossible not that it was not going to spread to here. applause. and last night, this has happened. applause, all across spain, to thank the country's doctors. they came out of their clinics forjust a few minutes to acknowledge the gesture. gracias! then got back to work, trying to save hundreds more from succumbing to the virus. damian grammaticas, bbc news, madrid. after several days of public pressure, the governor of new york state andrew cuomo has announced that schools in new york city, and three counties just outside the city, will close from monday. new york city's public school system is the largest in the world with more than a million students being taught in more than 1,700 schools. governor cuomo had earlier been criticised for insisting that schools should remain open. this is what he said on saturday. for many families, the school ‘s childcare. if use close the schools and the children are home, a la

is italy's most populous region with 10000000 inhabitants its capital milan italy spain on show heart it attracts professionals and students from around the world and from all parts of italy this is where the corona virus has hit the hardest leaving hospitals unable to cope with a growing number of cases italian authorities say the drastic measures to curb the outbreak could not wait any longer. and for the other northern regions that i have listed. there will be a ban for everybody to move in or out of these territories and also within the same territory. queen the exceptions will be allowed only for proven professional needs special cases and for health issues. as the regions affected prepare to implement the decree northern italians get ready to see their lifestyle change drastically at least for a few weeks those who do not respect the measures could face jail terms and fines businesses are also growing more and more concerned among others the virus is already taking a toll on italy stores insecta easter one of the peak times is about a month away and reports are that as many as 9

spain is now second only to italy. spainkett -- spain's deputy prime minister has tested positive for the virus. hospitals are struggling to cope. >> madrid's hospital is overwhelmed. patients filling the hallways, struggling to breathe. waiting for the privilege of oxygen. for many here, the shortage of ventilators and medical staff could prove to be deadly. for a shocking number, it already has. spain's death toll from covid-19 has surpassed china's. >> i d do not want to get invold in politicss because it is not the time, but when i hear on tv there is division material and my colleagues complained there is not, i cannot believe it. when the g governor's crisisis committee says we havee everything, it is not true. >> so many have died this week that madrid's morgues are overwhelmed. this ice skating rink will take in the overflow, keeping bodies out of the sun as the country praise for reprieve. other provisional facilities are popping up around spain. in barcelona, the military has erected a temporary homeless shelter we

italy. red line is spain. and, here, the bad news is that the number of new infections per day is, still, trending up in both of those places. does not look like they have peaked. it's a very high number of new cases per day in italy. and it is trending up, still quickly, day by day. that's the number of new cases per day. again, this is not the total number of people with the infection. this is new cases reported per day. so this is the rate at which people are getting newly infected in these countries. and you know, if you put these two side by side, the china and south korea one on the left, italy and spain one on the right, you can see not only is the shape of the graphs different. in italy and spain, it's not yet coming down. but also, the timeframe's different, right? in order to see what happened in china and south korea, you got to go back to january. the graph for italy and spain only goes back to february because, again, later onset. started spreading in china and is now moving out around the country

office on body and other northern provinces and includes venice and italy's financial capital milan italy spain hot hit with the most known corona virus infections in europe the government's most recent figures show 7375 confirmed cases 366 people have died. transport ministry says it is still allowing tourist in the regions to leave but for residents daily life has to be severely restricted for almost a month. milan italy's vibrant financial heart turned into a ghost town. lumber d. is the country's most populous region it's also where the corona virus has hit the hardest putting hospitals under strain and the government under increasing pressure to take drastic measures. for law and the other northern provinces that i have listed people will be banned from entering or leaving these territories travelling within the territories. and. just removing exceptions will only be allowed for proven professional needs. exceptional cases and for medical reasons. the decree doesn't only restrict travel people in lockdown zones are also advised to cut down on social activities and stay home as much as poss

over the weekend, there were more than 2000 deaths reported in italy and spain alone. n the country. no domestitravel is bein allowed there. haslinda: stephen englethk you so much. a key part of the stimulus plan so far rejected by democrats would allow the fed to start buying municipal bonds. kathleen hays joins us from new york. this is a big step. >> the federal reserve has readily embraced and reinstituted many lending programs to provide liquidity for financial markets by bringing back tools from the 2008 crisis. , we havean see so far had so much opposition between the white house and the fed. but now we have the treasury secretary a key part of this part of mitch mcconnell's bill. the bill draft would give -- treasury would put up $425 billion and this would allow the to $4 trillionup in liquidity through various kinds of lending programs. it would allow the fed to lever up this money. it would be an important step. the fed has not been allowed to do this in the past. spoke to thes republican head of the senate banking committee and they report, he is saying this

of hope for the european nations worst hit by the coronavirus pandemic saying steps taken in italy and spain should see case numbers drop soon so despite that though the number of infections in spain passed china in the past 24 hours while it saw 800 new deaths and in italy the number of new cases continued to fall but deaths past the 11000 mark and over in the u.s. it's bracing for the outbreak there to get worse a hospital ship with a 1000 beds has now docked in new york while the top infectious disease expert says there will be clusters in other big cities and a 3 week lockdown has begun in zimbabwe with police and forcing some of the toughest measure a seat in africa sachs have been shut and movement restricted the country has seen one death so with many countries in europe in lockdown the fight continues to contain the virus paul brennan reports. even with stringent restrictions empty streets and ever tighter regulations imposed daily declared corona virus cases in europe have now exceeded 400000 continue to rise for the 3rd consecutive day spain reported more than 800 new deaths in the

italy france spain all under a law to limit the spread of the deadly coronavirus the southern german state to bavaria joins that list tonight by the end of the weekend it may be all with germany on the other side of the atlantic the same threat the same tactic from new york and california 60000000 people told to stay home for their own safety for their own health i'm off in berlin this is the day. we need to read a state wide order for people to stay at home we are confident that the people the state of california will abide by practicing social distancing none the less when they're out in the streets of people still getting their medicine people still going about doing the kind of essential work that is required to meet this moment the order provides for all of that confidence because i've seen it every single day we've seen it in cities large and small and people will regulate their behavior begin to adjust and adapt as they have been quite significant it's time for all of us to recognize as individuals and as a community we need to do more to meet this. also coming up with the cor

sees signs that infections may be stabilizing in italy and spain but says it's not a time for complacency. unity is the only option we have to defeat this virus and it's again by.

in these 1st few weeks is essentially you know italy and spain being left to the devices in germany the champion of european integration suspending food limiting the axford of medical supplies to the media neighbors. i know that you are not only professor all 5 public houses but also of political science do you think the european union has lived up to its lofty aspirations in these 1st response to a call that 19. i think an adult brick on the scale of coke at 19 is challenging all kinds of co-operative arrangements that we have developed over time and have depended upon i think this these kinds of challenges shocks to the system give us the opportunity to reflect on what actually has been working but also what needs to be strengthened afterwards because i think we have seen i think some really fantastic cooperation in europe but also we're seeing some challenges in the union where we're not seeing necessarily the level of cooperation that we might have expected but i think that is a learning point for the future i think europe has provided us with q. ways of dealing with the philosophic

more than 13,000 deaths worldwide with 5,000 in italy. spain and france not far behind. aly taking more extreme methods by blocking all travel, including internally this as china continues to report low number of infections. ali arouzi in london >> horrifying scenes continue to play out in italian hospitals as death toll is almost 5,500, highest in the world and italy has about 60,000 positive cases it is already a country in strict lockdown, even more draconian measures are being taken in attempt to slow the spread of the virus. travel within the country has been banned. all nonessential business activity will be suspended and situation across europe continues to be alarming as cases keep accelerating spain's death toll, 1,720. on sunday another 394 people had died in just 24 hours there. the government planning to extend the state of emergency for at least another two weeks with police patrols and military checkpoints across the country spain has second worst outbreak in europe after italy. in iran, death toll reached almost 2,000, over 25,000 cases but with lack of tes

the number of fatalities continue to soar in italy and spain which accounts for half of the quotable death toll at least 16000 people have died in those 2 countries with both reporting daily increases of more than 800. holes of open in mali's long delayed parliamentary election despite concerns about security and the planned emmet the vote comes just hours after the 1st death from covert 19 was announced election was delayed several times because of violence by armed groups and gunmen kidnapped the opposition leader smile as she say on wednesday has more from dakar a neighboring senegal. there's a state of emergency both because of the threat of armed groups and the threat of the coronavirus and still on wednesday president. said that elections need to go ahead he said it's essential for mali to step towards peace and for national dialogue now this election the parliamentary election was part of the peace agreement that was signed in 2015 with armed groups and it's also contingent for this parliamentary election to take place it's also contingent on the aid and donor funding that mal

a half of the total number of patients who die worldwide come from just 2 countries in europe italy and spain the spanish army has now been asked to transport bodies because undertakers are unable to cope and in china where this pandemic began only 45 new infections have been reported in the last 24 hours all but one of these cases were. or people who arrived from overseas so china is preventing nearly all foreigners from entering the country let's focus on the us now the situation there . a day of presidential mixed signals attending the sailing of a navy hospital ship bound for manhattan president donald trump said he might impose a quarantine a new york and neighboring states that i am now considering will make a decision very quickly very shortly a quarantine because it's such a hot area of new york new jersey and connecticut will be announcing that one way or the other fairly soon trump said he had discussed the idea with new york governor andrew cuomo cuomo said he didn't know what trump was talking about computer but of course if you have any indication that's possibility from the new

battle and thinking of the nurses, doctors, and the people who are helping to care for people in italy, spain, across europe, who have run towards danger without asking a question. these heroes, who are risking everything every single day to save our parents, to save our grandparents, to save our friends, colleagues, neighbors, people they don't know, europe owes you a massive debt of gratitude. for those who fill the shelves and empty the bins. for those who help in education. those who drive, do cleaning work, to workers, and bakers. all of those helping our world turn, you are due all a massive debt of gratitude. >> this fight is that every single one of us has a role to play. every one of us can help repay that debt. by keeping our distance, we can slow the spread of the virus. the numbers in the last two days have shown we can bend the trend, but only if we all do our share. yes, it is painful to stay away from our family, especially when we are worried about their mental health and physical health. and yes, it is painful for those for whom home is not happy or a safe place to be. it is

the plight being faced by italy and spain in particular but all of europe.the necessary restrictions on life as a result. u.s. futures pointing downward by nearly 0.8% up to 1.1%. let us get to some individual stock movers. and recorder and has a breakdown. >> a lot of moves to the downside. i want to start with airbus moving lower today. a sky news report with the founders threatening if orders for airbus are not canceled. banks as well. the ecb recommending lenders restrict payouts until at least october. unicredit and abn amro already showing that. dipped below $20. hordern, looking at some of the big movers. trump has., donald extended a national warning for themselveso distance from one another until the end of april. he had previously suggested they could be relaxed as early as easter. he also said the white house expects u.s. debt from the eak from -- deaths to p the outbreak in two weeks. jodi schneider, what factors contributed to president trump changing his mind? there appears to be some back-and-forth with his approach and then his follow-through

says the world is losing the war against the coronavirus as numbers of deaths jump in spain and italy. ♪ to -- one -- thec sent the u.s. highest number ever recorded. dayh afra goes into a 21 nationwiwide lockdkdown. in other news the u.s. charges venezuela's president with large-scale terrorism. ♪