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straight across the european union well let's get more from the dudley brussels correspondent give mathis talk us through what this new national plan what's in it and for whom well the short time unemployment scheme that was a life on the line introduced today having a capacity of 100000000000 euros in loans from member states is only a small part of that marshall plan and we'll still have to see what the whole marshall plan will look like but the unemployment scheme she said today is a 2nd line of defense she wants to offer to all member states all member states have to provide guarantees in order to participate in order to benefit from that scheme but basically what she is setting out of the $27.00 already half and she'd like to see it in all the member states and what she wants to provide is basically allowing member states this that's what the scheme does it allows member states to reduce the working hours of people in working in companies and the state will then subsidize their salaries now this is a strong strain on unemployment schemes in member states and so the fund she has creat

. >> jennifer mathis director of policy and legal at the policy of mental health law, it can place people with disabilities in the back of the coronavirus treatment line which could have dire consequences in alabama a medical rational or rationing plan was recently changed after sparking outrage stating people with severe mental disabilities be poor candidates for a ventilator and a shortage.>> there rationing scheme said that for ventilators people with severe intellectual disabilities would not be good candidates for a ventilator and would be denied a ventilator simply because of their disability. spirit here in california and especially the bay area public health officials say obtaining more ventilators and social distancing guidelines have helped keep our supplies stable but many believe the peak is still coming in may. the department of public health released new guidelines for worst-case scenario top the hospitals decide who gets a ventilator in a surge situation and the guidance gives a number of alternative solutions before rationing and ultimately a scoring system based on life e

an end to months of political uncertainty the crisis began when caretaker prime minister abdullah mathy resigned last december after widespread anti-government protests constitutional deadlines to find a replacement were repeatedly missed because a fierce political infighting last month president saleh took matters into his own hands appointing a man i was a few as the new prime minister designate the move drew stern warnings from iranian linked armed groups who regarded sort of feel as being backed by the us their political wings in parliament accuse the president of overstepping his authority and put forth their own candidate to me that. there was no way because he didn't come from the political blocs we have a parliamentary system the majority of the political blocs should agree to nominate him. as negotiations to form the new government continue iraq appears rather less as it tries to steer its way through a deepening political economic and health crisis iraqis are angry at the political class for not acting class enough as if they keep going with their conflicts we want this we wan

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. >> jennifer mathis, the director of policy and legal at the center for meant health law in d.c.aid some states and hospitals rationing policies can place people with disabilities in the back of the coronavirus treatment line, which could have dire consequences. in alabama, a medical rationing plan was recently changed after sparking outrage. it stated people with severe mental disabilities may be poor candidates to are a ventilator in a shortage. >> their rationing scheme said that for ventilators, people with severe intellectual disabilities would not be good candidates for a ventilator and they might be denied a ventilator simply because of their disability. >> here in california, an especially at the bay area public health officials say the obtaining of more ventilators and social distancing guidelines have helped to keep our supply stable, but many believe the peak is still coming in may. >> reporter: the department of public health release nod guidelines for a worst-case scenario to help hospitals decide who gets a ventilator in a surge situation. the guidance gives a numbe