the difficulties companies face about the health ministry said it wasn't responsible and the labor ministry failed to respond to our request businesses with direct contacts to customers remain closed in spain a decision on their future is expected in the coming days that's when it's thought there would be a broader discussion on the question of protective measures. and here is a quick around up of corn of on as developments around the world of the global death toll has dark side of 165000 according to johns hopkins university in the u.s. news agency is extending its strict lockdown conditions for another week and china says it has had 0 deaths for the 3rd day you know. and most countries accept that the corona virus originated in china but how was it transmitted to people some news organizations in the u.s. are suggesting it could have started in a research lab in the city of and fox news closely watched by president donald trump is 1st among them china however says the virus spread in a food market and scientists agree. chinese authorities say this is the source of a new coronavirus the fo

the difficulties companies face about the health ministry said it wasn't responsible and the labor ministry fails to respond to our request businesses with direct contracts to customers remain closed in spain a decision on their future is expected in the coming days that's when it's thought there would be a broader discussion on the question of protective measures. most countries accept that the corona virus originated in china but how was it transmitted to people some years organizations in the united states are suggesting it could have started in a research lab in the city of war and fox news closely watched by president donald trump is 1st among them china however says the virus spread in a food market and scientists the greek. chinese authorities say this is the source of a new coronavirus the food markets in wu han but they've been unable to track down the 1st person to half a virus meaning it's always insisted and clear some american media outlets and even v u.s. president himself have come up with their own theories they claim the virus escaped from a laboratory and by mistake. once

the difficulties companies face about the health ministry said it wasn't responsible and the labor ministry fails to respond to our request businesses with direct contracts to customers remain closed in spain a decision on their future is expected in the coming days that's when it's thought there would be a broader discussion on the question of protective measures. i mean take a look at sports now. clubs are feeling the financial strange strange grow with each passing week of the league's suspension with no clear and date in sight clubs are hoping a season can resume in may but for some the suspension has exposed the frailties of the football business itself. the bundesliga has been suspended for more than a month which has left clubs in financial limbo. last month the german football league the d.f.l. held a general meeting. 13 out of $36.00 clubs said they would be at risk of insolvency. from t.v. deals plays an important role in their survival. if we don't get the money from media contracts then he reminds we're talking about a deficit of around 15000000 euros the economy is tending to s

labor ministry officials say in the past two months, the pandemic has lost nearly 1,200 people. their jobs.s. ththey plan to assign in other areas to help these people find work and housing. the consultants will also offer advice on how to access welfare and other matters. the government will earmark money in its budget to pay for the initiative. japan set up a similar program in the wake of the global financial crisis. officials say the coronavirus pandemic is likely to take a punishing toll on the global economy. they're looking into measures to sustain growth and stability. the officials say the worst case scenario would lead to a contraction of 0.9% for the year. that's a downward revision from the previous forecast of 2.5% growth. they say lockdowns are hurting. the officials also say african central american and caribbean nations are exposed because their economies rely heavily on exports to the eu and the u.s. >>> major japanese companies are doing their part in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic by producing hand sanitizers at their overseas plants. shieido is pr

france for ten million hundred pricice sector workekers whose salaries are being paid by the labor ministry because they're temporarily unemployed that's more thann one into employees. meanwhile six o out of ten businesses are also receiving funding from the government eight twtwenty three of them unprecedented our country has never done this. particular the at labor minister here in front of the virus upon tentacles touched all aspects the french side les the more on how the- this. is kate moody. yes out by sky as part of a social distancing a policy during this- pandemic que to help you well great to see you even though it's at a distance. what to know about this french program how does it stackck up againstt o other european economiess. well we e come. program it't's easier in some waway- t than other schemes bece its companies and not workekers themselves you have to apply for r it at work. you get paid even though up about 80% of their salary that is coming from government coffers. of those minimum wages. percent of their pockets. two million of people are cururrently benefitig from th

the difficulties companies face about the health ministry said it wasn't responsible and the labor ministry fails to respond to our request businesses with direct contacts to customers remain closed in spain a decision on their future is expected in the coming days that's when it's thought there would be a broader discussion on the question of protective measures. now another country moving to ease its restrictions is india after imposing the world's biggest a lock down covering 1300000000 people the government has now given the go ahead for states with no new cases to relax there was frictions agriculture and some industries able to meet social distancing and hygiene norms will be allowed to reopen but for much of the country the lockdown will continue for weeks to come prime minister not and from over he has urged indians to be patient warning that the virus does not respect race religion color caste creed language or borders. well despite that message there's been a recent surge of attacks on india's muslim minority and some say critics some critics say most of these own government is pa

the difficulties companies faced about the health ministry said it wasn't responsible and the labor ministry failed to respond to our request businesses with direct contacts to customers remain closed in spain a decision on their future is expected in the coming days that's when it's thought there would be a broader discussion on the question of protective measures. now to some of the other coronavirus stories making news around the world brazilian president are both joined crowds at a public rally in brasilia on sunday and criticized coronavirus lockdown measures imposed by state governors brazil is the most infections in latin america but also has downplayed the threat and is pushing to reopen the economy. and the u.s. state of washington on the west coast some 2 and a half 1000 protested against the stay at home order put in place by democratic governor jay inslee the rally in the state capital olympia defied a ban on gatherings of 50 or more people. officials in the australian city of sydney have reopened 3 beaches that a tentative step to ease coronavirus restrictions locals can exercis

the difficulties companies face about the health ministry said it wasn't responsible and the labor ministry fails to respond to our request businesses with direct contracts to customers remain closed in spain a decision on their future is expected in the coming days that's when it's thought there would be a broader discussion on the question of protective measures. lockdowns around the world maybe void of people but for some locals that's precisely the attraction for use in australia kangaroo on camera all things were designed to downtown adelaide i made coronavirus district as wild animals around the world have been retaining one type of tree this congressman observed traffic rules which for us before it headed to the. a quick reminder that you can get news and features are on the clock on our website get up to dot com and you can also get more news and updates on our account at the news i've been to. i'll be back of the top of the obvious day if you're in good shape. for the fall. good shape. it's a delicate subject that makes some people uncomfortable. if you bald. and never be embarrass

the labor ministry here over the weekend saying that is a sector that will not be back as normal, thiseir high season. >> thank you very much. amazing to see empty streets in madrid. holly hunter has what's happening in schools over in denmark. >> that's right, andrea, every country is doing it slightly different, sending different sections back to normalcy. dep mark sent children and students under the age of 11. so kindergarten, early primary schools are back but the governors made it clear if they're not comfortable with that yet, which many are not, they don't actually have to. i will play a response from a mother who decided to keep their children at home. >> i don't think it's right for the kids not to be able to hug all of their friends. they have to be separate and in small groups. it's not possible for kids not to run around in the playground when they see a friend. their food is usually a very social time in the day cares. right now they have to eat individually and they all have to bring separate food. >> as that mother hinted, school looks very different. so it's not actual

. >>> japan's labor ministry says about 3,400 people nationwide have lost or were expected to lose theird of january. many are in tourism and hotel businesses, which have been hit hard by decreasing numbers of foreign and domestic travelers. >>> the thai government says it will extend the nationwide state of emergency for onene more mon to contain the spread of the new coronavirus. the country declared a state of emergency last month which is due to expire on thursday. the government imposed a nighttime curfew and banned most foreigners from entering the country. sports facilities have been closed nationwide. in bangkok, most stores except for those selling food and other daily necessities have been shut down. the pace of the spadad is parentnt slowing.. seven new cases we cononfirmed on t tueay. the mber of nfirmed case had once been over 100 per day. >> translator: we have to be careful about a possible recurrence. we don't want to waste the efforts we've made. prime minister prayut chan-o-cha said he's considering, however, a phaseded easing of restrictio so stores can reopen dependin

season resume here in germany what there is though is a document that's been written by the ministry of labor here it's been seen by the german press and it suggests that play is and officials should be wearing masks that there should be no contact between players and that there should be pauses around every 15 minutes to allow masks to be either adjusted or replaced that isn't going to wash with clubs or the league the premise was everything remains unchanged on the peach in my opinion if players were to play with masks on that would be an acceptable when the season was stopped in march by munich with top and 4 points clear of rivals dortmund with leipzig a point behind them with just 9 much is left to play the reason behind the push to get the season finished may have less to do with glory for players and fans and more to do with finances europe's top 5 leagues could be set to lose a whopping 4000000000 euro because of covert 19 according to consultancy firm k.p.n. g with the english premier league hit the hardest followed by league or in spain and the bundesliga then there's the issue of p

health ministry spokesman gives a daily press conference on thet situation capital, kabul, where the lockdown has tightened in recent days. in a city where most people make a living from day labor, socially isolating means desperate times for mi. despite some food handouts b the government, food prices havr increased y, as borders shut and supply routes are out.s ted by efforts to keep the people are gng hungry, yet, authorities have little choice but to try to prevent the spread. >> we have to start from somewhere, it's better than nothing, and day by day we intensifour efforts. >> reporter: the u.s. military has halted tro movement globally to contain the spread but says it is continuing to draw down troops in afghanistan in and out of the country, hoping to prevent mohe virus around. the commander of the us and nato mission here, general austin miller. says the disease can isly be controlled if ther peace. >> it's something that affects the entire world, and it will affect coalition forces and afghan security forces as well. the focus on this particular virus has to be on preventing the spread which is difficult under ev normal circumstances. but almost impossible if we have