yet lithuania, who is on the list now not to be allowed -- for citizens not to be allowed to travel to the united states has only 3 recorded cases. the open area where people can travel around, yes, is an issue that is going to potentially allow the virus to travel throughout europe, but what president trump has done here is take a far bigger and far bolder step than any of the european countries have taken and they're already concerned about the economic impacts to the nations there. will be additional concern about

a truck used from lithuania into poland are reaching 50 kilometers at times poland close off its borders in its coronavirus lock down even one crossing open for trucks coming from the 3 baltic states as well as parts of russia and below routes the concerns are growing that cargo traffic into lithuania latvia and estonia will also be disrupted. and let's stay in the baltics today is equal pay day it's a reminder that women around the globe still make less money than men in comparable jobs but we're going to look at a stone a country that has transformed its economy in recent decades but not the way of many demands women are currently underpaid by more than 20 percent and that gives a stonie of the largest gender pay gap in all of europe. here you can solder program experiment and play it just one of the 80 groups across us donia designed to bring girls into contact with technical topics. i'm always waiting for monday to come here i'm learning new things about electronics and i'm not afraid of them like i used to be you know there's you know mostly boys are into tech but most girls actuall

you know, the baltic states, for example, lithuania, estonia, they believe they can still contain thist more than 400 cases, germany as well, similar, 400 cases, talking about how you delay the worst case scenario until the summer. law while i am outside one of the cinemas here in central while i am outside one of the cinemas here in central delhi, and of course people are going in to watch their favourite films. but now comes the news that the biggest bollywood film awards ceremony has been cancelled. now, this is a very prestigious, glamourous ceremony, and attract many big stars. it lasts three days. so it's a huge event, but it's not going ahead. officials are saying that this is because of coronavirus. the virus on the recently reached india, but already, 30 people have contracted it. so, of course, there are concerns that this could spread widely across the country, and of course, the government is saying that there should not be mass gatherings of people. i think this is why the organisers are saying they cannot go ahead with it. it was due to start at the end of march, but what

lithuania is a close u.s. ally and a beacon of of western values -- and a beacon of western values and very much on the frontier of freedom. i thank lithuania for its important contributions to our north atlantic treaty organization alliance and for its vocal defense of our shared values. i yield the floor. and i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. mcconnell: madam president. the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that further proceedings under the quorum call be dispensed with. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. mcconnell: yesterday, president trump visited the capitol to discuss the ongoing efforts to fight the new coronavirus and its growing footprint here in the united states. as vice president pence, dr. anthony fauci, and the other administration experts related in their briefing yesterday, we should expect a number of cases to continue to climb throughout our country. fortunately,

work out the details and to try to convince more countries to join the coalition co way she and lithuania are in talks e.u. commissioner over johansson went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response but most you states have refused to take in any more refugees even if they are unaccompanied minors. sweden welcomes to some member states now are discussing to take a broader responsibility before minors that is good the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary registration identification etc the 2 are not willing to take over children. the difficult job of choosing which children get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition will be the responsibility of. the united nations and on site aid groups. you're watching the news from berlin next stop shift visits the lab of one of the world's foremost robotics experts come that's when we'll be back at the top of the hour with more news for now but we'll leave you with some hot warming moments from italy on the quarantine people in cities across the country are confined to their homes because of th

to work out the details and to try to convince more countries to join the coalition croatia and lithuania are in talks e.u. commissioner over johansson went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response but mostly you states have refused to take in any more refugees even if they are unaccompanied minors. as we welcome stuff some member states now are discussing to take a broader responsibility for minors that is good the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary registration identification etc but we're not willing to take over children. the difficult job of choosing which children get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition will be the responsibility of the united nations and on site aid groups. you're watching news live from berlin stay tuned for a look at a migrant rescue ship that's on reporter but we leave you now with some heartwarming moments from italy people they are confined to their homes because of the coronavirus lockdown but entire neighborhoods are raising their voices to fill the empty streets with singing take a look. ha ha

to work out the details and to try to convince more countries to join the coalition croatia and lithuania are in talks e.u. commissioner over johansson went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response but most you states have refused to take in any more refugees even if they are unaccompanied minors. sweden welcome stuff some member states now are discussing to take a broader responsibility for minors that is good the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary registration identification etc but we're not willing to take over children. the difficult job of choosing which children get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition will be the responsibility of the united nations and on site aid groups. this is special and of england's premier league due to the coronavirus pandemic has won a fanbase more worried than others liverpool are a 25 points ahead of 2nd place manchester city the title is within touching distance. yes but supporters fear that if the season is abandoned their club could be denied to spined winning last season's champions lea

to work out the details and to try to convince more countries to join the coalition way she and lithuania are in talks e.u. commissioner over johansson went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response but most you states have refused to take in any more refugees even if they are unaccompanied minors. sweden welcome stuff some member states now are discussing to take a broader responsibility for minors that is good the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary registration identification etc but we're not willing to take over children. the difficult job of choosing which children get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition will be the responsibility of the united nations and on site aid groups. we'll be back with more news at the top of the hour but we'll leave you with now with the berlin philharmonic rather than call off a concert amid virus fears the world renowned orchestra streamed the performance on line with no audience present let's listen in. the a. mug . i. believe. the banner. bursts. home to us of speech it's. a home worth savi

in lithuania, people are working on a simple 3d—printable respiratory device that doesn't need electricityired by designs from japan that have been tested on the international space station. if the prototype succeeds, they want to make it freely available to those most in need. when we think about third world countries, where, like, there is, like, extremely huge populations, and they're not that developed in the medical field, people will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, thornhill medical, whose battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military, have been asked by the government there to ramp up production. their portable intensive care device is battery—powered and generates its own oxygen from the air. they're already ce marked and fda approved, and the designer believes they have the expertise to make them quickly in adapted automotive or aerospace factories around the world. if everybody puts the pedal to the metal and goes full speed, i think this could be ramped up in very large numbers pretty quickly.

yet lithuania, who is on the list now not to be allowed -- for citizens not to be allowed to travel to the united states has only 3 recorded cases. the open area where people can travel around, yes, is an issue that is going to potentially allow the virus to travel throughout europe, but what president trump has done here is take a far bigger and far bolder step than any of the european countries have taken and they're already concerned about the economic impacts to the nations there. will be additional concern about how president trump's decision will affect the economy of all the european nations. so i think at the moment it is likely sent capitals in europe reeling as they fieg ogure out to do. do they take similar hard measures like this? it's really caught everyone by surprise as you say. >> nic robertson, thanks so much. >>> the spread of coronavirus is up ending everyday life in many ways. the stunning move by the nba putting the season on hold after one of the players tested positive for coronavirus. last night's game was the first casualty. the teams were on the court. fans we

lithuania today saying it has its first case in declaring a state of emergency.y are working out to see if they can coordinate some kind of joint system to 19al with covi the other thing the ministers are talking about is you hese many countithin the eu who share p tsport free travel zone, but it will not change. wi the countries are working on, some say it will be the baltic stas say they believe they can still contain this. others have more than 0 cases, including germany, talking about how to delay the worst case scenario until the summer. >> i am outside one of the cinemas here in central delhi, andeople are going in to watch their favorite films biggest bully would film awards ceremony has been canceled -- the biggest wally would -- bo llywood film awards ceremony has been canceled. the event lasts three days, huge event, but it is not going ead. officials say this is because of coronavirus. the virus only recently reached india but already 30 people have contcted it. there are concerns that this could sead widely across the country and across government, an

croatia and lithuania are in talks.u commissioner went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response, but most eu states have refused to take in anymore refugees, even if they are unaccompanied minors. >> sweden welcomes that some member states are discussing to take a broader responsibility for minors. that is good. >> the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary -- registration, identification, etc. but we are not willing to take all their children. reporter: the difficult job of choosing which choking get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition--which children get to leave the cans for countries in the coalition will be the response ability of the united nations and on-site in groups. phil: now to new zealand, which is marking a year since the christchurch massacre. 51 people were killed and dozens injured in the attack on the city's muslim community. survivors of the shooting and other residents attended community prayers in an indoor stadium to pay to get to the vic

to work out the details and to try to convince more countries to join the coalition croatia and lithuania are in talks e.u. commissioner over johansson went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response but mostly you states have refused to take in any more refugees even if they are unaccompanied minors. as we welcome stuff some member states now are discussing to take a broader responsibility for minors that is good the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary registration identification etc but we're not willing to take over children. the difficult job of choosing which children get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition will be the responsibility of the united nations and on site aid groups. that are new zealand which is marking a year since a christ church of moscow $51.00 people were killed and dozens injured in the white supremacist attack on the city's muslim community survivors of the shooting and other residents attended community prayers at an indoor stadium to pay tribute to the victims leaders of the $2.00 basques led the join

in lithuania, people are working on a simple, 3d printable respiratory device that doesn't need electricityrom japan that have been tested on the international space station. if the prototype succeeds, they want to make it freely available to those most in need. when we think about third world countries, where there is, like, extremely huge populations, and they're not that developed in the medicalfield, people will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, thornhill medical, whose battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military, have been asked by the government there to ramp up production. their portable intensive care device is battery—powered and generates its own oxygen from the air. they're already ce—marked and fda—approved, and the designer believes they have the expertise to make them quickly in adapted automotive or aerospace factories around the world. if everybody puts the pedal to the metal and goes full speed, i think this could be ramped up in very large numbers pretty quickly. it's certainly inspiring

here's how people in vilnius in lithuania are dealing with being on lockdown.s when all his usual assignments got cancelled because of the virus. he asked people if he could take their picture by drone, and found people were creating beach parties, dressing up and going to great lengths to try and cheer themselves up while quarantined. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise. hello there. with apriljust around the corner it is a month often characterised by plenty of april showers. we have got that actually today. you can see by this picture sent in, the view captures this rainbow quite beautifully. most of the showers over the last few hours have been in northern scotland and spilling in off north sea coasts. affecting most of eastern england but they are filtering a little further west. still under the influence of high pressure we had at the weekend. the winds not quite as strong as the weekend but are still coming from a cool—ish source. they are driving those showers in off north sea coasts. for the remainder of the afternoon, plenty of cloud d

to work out the details and to try to convince more countries to join the coalition croatia and lithuania are in talks e.u. commissioner over johansson went to greece to discuss mounting a coordinated response but mostly use states every fused to take in any more refugees even if they are unaccompanied minors. sweden welcomes some member states now are discussing to take broader responsibility for minors that is good the netherlands is willing to give every support to greece which is necessary registration identification etc but we're not willing to take over children. the difficult job of choosing which children get to leave the camps for countries in the coalition will be the responsibility of the united nations and on site aid groups. new zealand has been holding events tomorrow the 1st anniversary of the christ church massacre 51 people were killed and dozens more wounded when a white supremacist a targeted the city's muslim community this is back to damascus and australia is due to go on trial in june facing terrorism charges plus $51.00 counts of murder and 40 of attempted murder is

in lithuania, people are working on a simple 3d printable respiratory device that doesn't need electricitynspired by designs created in japan electricity. it has been inspired by designs created injapan stopping at the prototype succeeds wants to make it available to people in need. when we think about third world countries with huge populations, they are not advanced in the medical field, people will die due to a lack of equipment. we also saw a sophisticated solution which could be made quickly. in canada, these battery—powered ventilators are used by the us military and the company has been asked to ramp up production. portable intensive care device is battery—powered and generates its own oxygen from the air. they are already fda approved and the designer believes they have the expertise to make them quickly. if everybody puts the pedal to the metal and puts full speed, i think this could be wrapped up in very large numbers pretty quickly. this could be wrapped up in very large numbers pretty quicklym certainly inspiring to see how engineers around the world are coming together to on t

elsewhere and vice versa can enter the country germany joined austria the czech republic denmark hungry lithuania poland and switzerland as european nations with border controls due to the virus argentina will also close its borders to nonresidents for 15 days as will peru here in north america canada has also made a decision to close its borders to those who are not citizens or permanent residents as is always the case some exceptions will be made in each one of those countries countries state and local municipalities are also making a greater effort to promote social distancing in france french prime minister edward philippe announced the closure of all non-essential businesses and locations including restaurants cafes cinemas and clubs spanish authorities are taking similar measures as the number of confirmed cases in the country jumped to 8000 with nearly 300 deaths of course in the situation stores like supermarkets and pharmacies will remain open here in the u.s. cities across the country are taking various levels of precautions the governors of new york new jersey and connecticut have call

core strength and i have another partner no that's russian speaking from lithuania. and i think we'll be investing probably in more not less from russia but as far as people building businesses here it's very far from sure i mean i think it's probably harder to build a big global company in russia and your odds of making the world greater better place greater if you actually. risk open practive people to break the ground for who they are because it's not only about growing business and i think it was someone who's trying to make the world a better place i you know i don't have such ambitions i don't have such capability but i know how to make money by investing in the real estate startups i've generated 35 percent per year returns for 20 years straight with my own capital around the boston the great financial success and building a venture fund but arbitrage the low valuation of going to founders versus the proportional ability to create very large outcomes and where i do best which is where i live but i'm you know you often talk about making an impact and supporting

travelers from march the 17th slovakia denmark poland the czech republic switzerland cyprus malta and lithuania have taken similar action there defying e.u. warnings to avoid blanket travel bans not in baba reports on other developments across europe including how spain is now a country in lockdown. it's only spain 2nd state of emergency since becoming a democracy this is what it looks like the country's reported a jump of more than 2000 in corona virus cases in 24 hours now people will only be allowed to leave their homes to buy food and medicine to get to work hospitals or the bank or to care for the young and the elderly and the federal help. i would like to announce that during the period of the state of alert people will only be able to circulate on public roads for the organization of the following activities firstly the acquisition of food pharmaceutical products and basic necessities secondly visits to health centers services under stablish moments trips to work place to carry out your work professional or business activities. in the capital madrid people are still venturing out but wit

those measures measures introduced jews to multiple countries only earlier today denmark norway lithuania ireland poland and the czech republic have introduced those measures and clearly closing schools is not a decision to be taken lightly because all of the parents will need to stay home to look after their children that's going to have a domino effect on workplaces and the wider economy so an important move that these countries are taking but one that the u.k. right now doesn't believe it needs to take you back thank you very much indeed. the european central bank has warned of a considerable worsening in growth thanks to the pandemic as global markets have battled through another day it was a dramatic start to the day new york stock exchange forced to halt trading automatically for 15 minutes after the s. and p. 500 index fell 7 percent on opening in london they footsie 100 has closed down more than 10 percent its biggest one day fall in more than 30 years and in asia markets plunged for a 2nd straight day hong kong's hang seng index dropped more than 4 percent at one point before clo

for every 1 million people we have 16 mri machines there are 44 in the us 24 in lithuania. but bernie wants to add free eye care and dental and drugs and long-term care for kate us says 30 or 40 trillion for bernie's plan he agrees that is the price until he changed his mind then set i don't know how much my plan will cost and he backed away but he knows it will be very expensive. we saw today the increase of the federal deficit under bernie's plan would go up $20 trillion over ten years on the high-end. canada tried to bring in free drug several years ago under a liberal prime minister and found out it was so expensive they could not afford to do it. bernie wants to make our system even more comprehensive you have to have gatekeepers. the demand for healthcare will far exceed the supply that can be given that i need that trillion and that's on the low side. >> the two most prominent examples of the medicare for all system there are other countries that have it but in canada and the united kingdom you still have that out-of-pocket expense and responsibility as well as denma

whenknow about this, i was in berlin covering barracks was renamed for sergeant schmidt, who almost lithuania the mass killings of jews and had decided to try to help them. was promptly executed. but he where to his wife, much like that, that he could not act much differently, that he just physically could not. people whose consciences will not be quieted. film's funny, when the came out, his grandson got in touch with me. we'd been talking about whether would be some way of isador greenbalm, a park named after him or like that. >> and there's nothing. >> no. forgotten to history. couple of slides. there's a photo of him from later. i'm going to jump through. >> this is the article from the new york times of when tbrm was -- when greenbalm was fined. t stars and stripes, the a profileagazine, did of him during world war ii and somehow the story became that he landed a punch on fritz kuhn before being taken out. >> such a good story. in thean, the attack documentary, i mean, kuhn takes the bund leader, at the jewish controlled press. the failingt's new york times, it's the fake news, new york

new zealand and lithuania have reported their first infections. so has nigeria. >> bank of america said this could be their worst week since the global financial crisis. citi is expecting zero growth on global earnings. and they say even that is an optimistic view. so as we move money out of equities, we see it of course going into treasuries. the 10 year yield slipping below 4.2%. 1.2%.ow every time it slips lower is a new records. brent touching $50 a barrel today. >> the implied probability of a recession has gone basically through the roof. this is not as bad as 2008. but it is worse, i think, than anything we have seen since then. >> futures now pricing in a 100% chance of a 25 basis point cut next month and a 40% chance of a 50 basis point cut. but everyone in the market seems to be telling me this is a shock that policymaking on the monetary side will have very little impact upon. >> i would completely disagree with that assessment. the central bank absolutely has ammunition to at least help deal with the crisis. my own team trimmed our fir

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