saying this for a few years but i think this could actually happen now that actually fannie mae freddie macas sold to people's bank of china p.b.'s c. so that china fact that they becomes a landlord for a 3rd of american households. one number 2 we could see another make a deal like exxon sold to saudi arabia i think we're going to see some mega deals like that as part of the new world order finally i mean the bit this bit of kind of a stretch but i think that alaska could be sold to russia well i don't know about that but certainly they're predicting that up to 15000000 households could default on their debts on their mortgages nearly half of all u.s. mortgages are underwritten by fannie mae and freddie mac. remember leading up into the 2008 financial crisis they were is this theory this argument that we're not going to bail them out because they're just they're not nationalized right the government doesn't stand behind these bonds and at that time china was one of the biggest holders of those bonds and they said well you better buy these bonds and bail out the system and lo and behold they

i said but they've plateaued at a high level so any optimism must be the cautious kind macas cabinet ministers weighed in today some are hinting at a rollback on restrictions with caviar. and we should do it step by step and keep control over the outbreak and make sure that we're able to keep treating patients patient and 100. on wednesday the chance there is set to discuss the country's options with the leaders of germany's texting states as a federal system they have to be on board with what happens next a final decision is expected shortly thereafter a change in social distancing regulations would require all to comply but is this image shows even politicians and doctors sometimes have difficulty following the rules. all right here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world india's coronavirus locked down the biggest in the world affecting 1300000000 people is being extended into at least the 3rd of may in a nationwide t.v. address prime minister narendra modi says that people's lives are more important than the economy the restrictions have left m

general namely that in every crisis there's also an opportunity and that's something that i'm going to macas good friend are obama used to saying as well so i think the chancellor who is by no means a visionary but she is pragmatic i think she has definitely seen 2 opportunities in this crisis 1st of all because as we just heard in the report germany will on the 1st to take over the rotating e.u. council presidency and that is an opportunity for germany to really help steer europe's recovery plans for how the economy emerges from the corona crisis secondly governments and multilateral organizations the european union but also who world bank the i.m.f. and others are getting ready to commit billions of dollars trillions of dollars to recovery programs and basically this is going to shape the world economy for decades to come economists call it pounce dependence basically when you commit to say and new infrastructure or new pricing signals you are setting the parameters for economic development for a very long time and we have a chance now to quit the world economy to put national economies on

i said but they've plateaued at a high level so any optimism must be the cautious kind macas cabinet ministers weighed in today some are hinting at a rollback on restrictions with caviar. we should do it step by step and keep control over the outbreak and make sure that we're able to keep treating patients patient and 100. on wednesday the chancellor is set to discuss the country's options with the leaders of germany's the eckstein states as a federal system they have to be on board with what happens next a final decision is expected shortly thereafter a change in social distancing regulations would require all to comply but is this image shows even politicians and doctors sometimes have difficulty following the rules. well spain is one of a number of european countries that have taken some 1st cautious steps to lifting coronavirus restrictions the nation has recorded the 2nd highest number of corona virus deaths in europe so far it's allowing some people to get back to their jobs but only in accordance with strict safety guidelines. volunteers distribute face masks in central barcel

now germany's european neighbors tell you i'm looking to that name to see whether macas concerns but also their time into financial support for that. are this bill in our chief political correspondent melinda crane good evening to you bill and you know we've heard the chancellor today calling this this pandemic the biggest crisis that the european union has faced italy and spain they're struggling with it we know that there is a lot of anti e.u. sentiment we've seen what the big door bar has done in hungary is pressure increasing on germany now to to do more to help more than it normally would. absolutely it is and the chancellor's remarks this afternoon essentially amounted to an attempt to prepare germans for the idea that they will need to support other e.u. member countries even while their own economy is taking a hit as she put it germany only does well when the e.u. it does well and she said that we will need to see more european solidarity coming out of this crisis she outlined a couple of different mechanisms by which the e.u. can provide exceptional assistance in times of cr

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now germany's european neighbors to a looking to berlin to see where the macas concerns but also turned into financial support for them. this is europe and a lockdown measures that are unprecedented in peacetime are now in place to come bad covered $98.00 we have seen across europe governments and across the world indeed implementing measures that even a month ago would have been unimaginable to many of us south already fear that the measures could outlast the coronavirus traces. of the bequests. war. with europe 750000000 residents have already seen their rights of freedom of movement heavily restrict it breaking the rules can mean find people diagnosed with coverage 19 initially for example could face prison time if they break karen telling other measures being taken around europe are less visible carriers are sharing data with health authorities in countries like italy germany and austria to help authorities monitor whether people are following rules the data is anonymised but data league and austria health ministry reps say it has already raised privacy concerns. many european leade

now germany's european neighbors to looking to berlin to see where the macas concerns but also turn into financial support for them are those pulling our chief political correspondent melinda crane good evening to you bill and you know we've heard the chancellor the day calling this this pandemic the biggest crisis that the european union has faced italy and spain they're struggling with that we know that there is a lot of insight you sentiment we've seen what viktor orban has done in hungary is pressure increasing on germany now to do more to help more than it normally would. absolutely it is and the chancellor's remarks this afternoon sensually amounted to an attempt to prepare germans for the idea that they will need to support other e.u. member countries even while their own economy is taking a hit as she put it germany only does well when the e.u. it does well and she said that we will need to see more european solidarity coming out of this crisis she outlined a couple of different mechanisms by which the e.u. can provide exceptional assistance in times of crisis that compare a cent

come now germany's european neighbors tell you i'm looking to that line to see where the macas concerns but also 10 into financial support for that. are those pulling our chief political correspondent melinda crane good evening to you bill and you know we've heard the chancellor today calling this this pandemic the biggest crisis that the european union has faced italy and spain they're struggling with it we know that there is a lot of anti e.u. sentiment we've seen what viktor orban has done in hungary is pressure increasing on germany now to to do more to help more than it normally would. absolutely it is and the chancellor's remarks this afternoon essentially amounted to an attempt to prepare germans for the idea that they will need to support other e.u. member countries even while their own economy is taking a hit as she put it germany only does well when the e.u. it does well and she said that we will need to see more european solidarity coming out of this crisis she outlined a couple of different mechanisms by which the e.u. can provide exceptional assistance in times of crisis th

now germany's european neighbors to you are looking to berlin to see whether macas concerns also turn into financial support for them. lockdowns surveillance arrests e.u. governments are taking measures to curb the spread of the corona virus that would have seemed impossible just weeks ago such restrictions on civil liberties a deemed a matter of life and death but activists worry that when one the crisis is over emergency measures could become part of the new normal. this is europe and the lockdown measures that are unprecedented in peacetime are now in place to come back covered 90 we have seen across europe governments and across the world in . implementing measures even to months ago would have been i'm imagining too many of us sam already fear that the measures could outlast the coronavirus crisis. requests in. europe 750000000 residents have already seen their rights of freedom of movement have really restricted at breaking the rules can mean finds people diagnosed with coverage 19 in italy for example could face prison time if they break errant other measures being taken around

now germany's european neighbors too and looking to berlin to see whether macas concerns also turn into financial support for that well for some analysis i'm now joined by the w.'s chief political correspondent melinda crane milind chancellor merkel called the crisis the biggest test the u.s. face since its foundation italy and spain are struggling with a crown of ours and he used sentiment over a lack of solidarity is growing there so is the pressure increasing on germany to do more. yes it is and the chancellor's remarks this afternoon were an attempt to prepare germans for the fact that they will need to support and provide assistance for spain and italy even while their own german economy is taking a hit she said i quote germany only does well when europe does well and she mentioned several mechanisms by which the e.u. can provide assistance for distressed economies under exceptional circumstances circumstances akin to a natural catastrophe what she didn't mention was the instrument for which spain and italy have been pressing hardest namely so-called corona bonds that would essenti

now germany's european neighbors too and looking to berlin to see whether macas concerns also turn into financial support for that. let's bring in constantine coolies a member of the german parliament parliament for germany's business friendly opposition f d p party mr couper america says the you will come out of this crisis is stronger now anti e.u. sentiment is growing in italy over lack of solidarity viktor orban is pushing through controversial legislation does the e.u. really have a handle on this crisis. well 1st of all it is a very important sign that the chancellor gets today and that she stressed the european perspective on distrusts because europe will only get this trysts together and there has to be a common european oncet however it is answered cannot be. and it is a good indication of so-called corona or euro bonds we have already had this discussion several years ago there has to be find and support for the countries that are essentially effect that for example italy spain france as well but this helped and always will be organized by the european stability mechanism via

news the r k i said but they've plateaued at a high level so any optimism must be the cautious kind macas cabinet ministers weighed in today some are hinting at a rollback on restrictions with caviar. at this we should do it step by step and keep control of the b. outbreak and make sure that we're able to keep treating patients patient and 100 can on wednesday the chancellor is set to discuss the country's option. as with the leaders of germany's texting states as a federal system they have to be on board with what happens next a final decision is expected shortly thereafter a change in social distancing regulations would require all to comply but as this image shows even politicians and doctors sometimes have difficulty following the rules. when you're watching the news live from berlin still to come as colombia's economy crumbles under the weight of the coronavirus we'll meet the vinous wailing workers who are being forced to return to a country in chaos the country that they thought that's coming up in just a moment. time now for a look at some of the other stories that are making head

now germany's european neighbors too and looking to berlin to see whether macas concerns but also 10 into financial support for them. let's get you the latest now on other developments related to the global coronavirus pandemic over 1300000 people have been infected with the virus worldwide almost twice as many as just one week ago more than 70000 have died austria has become the 1st european country to announce dates and details on loosening its corona virus lockdown small shops are to be allowed to reopen next week the czech republic and denmark have also outlined plans to relax restrictions israel has announced a complete lockdown over the upcoming passover holiday but prime minister benjamin netanyahu said he expects to lift widespread restrictions after the weeklong festival. cardinal george pell has walked free from prison after australia's high court overturned his convictions for child sex abuse the senior catholic church figure was serving a 6 year jail term but had meant taint his innocence the now 78 year old called nopal was the highest ranked catholic official worldwide

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