governments in terms of business rates and property taxes and the like but the palestinian israeli mez and responsible leaders are saying that the government supports to local councils is not being fairly distributed there is an $800000000.00 program by the interior ministry to try to help bail out some of these local governments but they argue that the palestinian israeli mez and leaders are arguing that the nissan less than 2 percent of that some $13000000.00 is coming their way when they are losing $20000000.00 in revenues every month now there is an argument that the majority of the money is going to be big conurbations where there are bigger industries and bigger revenues to start with but the palestinian israeli leaders are saying that actually even on a proportional basis they are losing out that they need at least some 25 percent of their losses to be made up by the government that only 16 percent is being done so under this current scheme and so they're going on strike they are protesting they are calling for more saying that they would be able to carry on providing services u

more than 300 mez just from the greater paris region have penned an open letter to the president urging him to delay sending pupils back to school. something must be done it's not a question of stopping everything until september it's not possible but in any case the deadline is unrealistic in terms of may 11th at best we might be able to open something which again won't be the school. so we need time because the situation is different from school to school some municipalities have large numbers of people and it's not possible for others another important point how teachers will be involved in everything must be done and that's the problem common sense tells us that we need to do everything gradually some regions are taking action into their own hands with officials insisting that they will not reopen their schools next week. the public transport industries also worried a group representing more the 90 percent of rural firms say that they don't have the means to ensure safe journeys for all passengers arguing that they lack both me to. the real means and personnel to ensure that everyon

abby, let mez start with you. sources tell cnn that the frez is expressing frustration that two staffers contracted coronavirus and it undercuts his message about it being safe to reopen, what do you expect president trump will say at this briefing scheduled for 4:00? >> well, jake, this briefing is supposed to question about the issue of testing and the president has made it clear he doesn't think that some of the projections about how much testing needs to happen in this country on a daily basis is really what needs to happen. he thinks potentially that the united states is already doing pretty well when it comes to testing. but i think one of the things that this incident in the white house really illustrates is that even in a place where testing is widespread and happening on a really regular basis, there is still transmission happening on the white house grounds. and he's going to have to answer some questions about how he gets to a place where people are comfortable going back to work and in stores and indoo

to try to help bail out some of these local governments but they argue that the palestinian israeli mez and leaders are arguing that only son less than 2 percent of that some $13000000.00 is coming their way when they are losing $20000000.00 in revenues every month now there is an argument that the majority of the money is going to be bigger conurbations where there are bigger industries and bigger revenues to start with but the palestinian israeli leaders are saying that actually even on a proportional basis they are losing out that they need at least some 25 percent of their losses to be made up by the government only 16 percent is being done so under this current scheme and so they're going on strike they are protesting they are calling for more saying that they won't be able to carry on providing services under these circumstances the philippines leading broadcaster has been ordered to shut down the telecoms authority says the a.b.s. the c b n's that license has expired and president rodriguez to turkey has regularly criticizing what opposition groups accuse him of targeting indepen

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cannot buy mosques and shops and supermarkets which you couldn't do a short while ago and many regional mez are also handing out masks to people in their villages and towns never the less there is of course still a situation in which the government is relying very much on people's habits and people's desire to it here to these special sanitary measures whether that's in the office in the workplace where employees can be penalized if they don't put in place special measures to socially distance their staff but also just in the street every day the government saying to people don't go out and socialize it's not time for going on a holiday or booking some holiday right now it's a time to really try and be cautious to remain cautious and vigilant for as long as possible and what the government's giving itself an opportunity to do is in 3 weeks time at the end of this so-called 1st phase of the easing of the restrictions is to really reassess the situation and if infections infection cases were to go up the government says it could consider re-imposing lock down to serious reporting live from pa