case in point got fantastic result from micron commodity chip maker not so much any more -- micron announcedong numbers. the full run down elevated expectations and gave a terrific forecast for the next quarter. commentary was incredibly bullish. micron seeing strength across virtually every market with excellent purchasing power -- storage problems don't even matter but don't take it from me, let's check in with the president and ceo of micron and one of my absolutely favorite ceos, don't worry about the quarter and what's next. sir, welcome back to "mad money." >> hi, jim, great to be on the show again. >> when the stock was at 40's and 50's you had a premonition but things aren't etherial like that you saw the booming markets coming but you got to be surprised at the strength of so many different markets. >> we're very excited, jim, about the strength in multiple markets from cloud to enterprise data center to the intelligent edge, smart phones, automative, all of these are driving strong groaning and demand for our products and micron is executing well on the technology and productfront

in contrast, micron says the supply of nand flash will surpass demand. we have micron's ceo.eresting tale or two cities. talk about dram. how hard is it for you to meet demand when it comes to supply? >> hello, emily. good to be on your show today. dram accounts for more than 70% of micron's business. we announced during the time of announced during the time of the pandemic, we developed and just a few weeks ago, we announced our alpha dram technology nodes, the most advanced by any supplier in the world. micron during the pandemic has been working hard on positioning itself to emerge stronger as the industry leader on dram, which we are now ramping up into production and will be continuing to do so through the remainder of this year as well as next year. we actually made some capex investments that we made at the peak of the pandemic in 2020, knowing this is what will be needed in meeting growing demand. however, no question growing demand from all segments of the end market, intelligence edge and smart user devices, all of these are requiring more dram memory. yes, dram is

>> dram accounts for more than 70% of micron's business.e announced during the time of the pandemic, we developed in just a few weeks ago, we announced our dram technology notes, the most advanced by any supplier in the world. -- dram technology nodes. micron has been working to position itself stronger, and we are now ramping up into production and will be continuing to do so through the remainder of this year as well as next year. we actually made some capex investments knowing that is what would be needed in terms of demand. however, no question that all sectors are requiring more dram memory. yes, dram is in tight supply at this point, and we expect supply shortages to be tighter through the rest of the year as well. as we look ahead at 2022 as well, we see that the world economy will be rebounding, and the secular demand trend -- again from data sectors to smartphones to pc's to automobiles to intelligent devices -- this trend will continue on, driving more need for dram memory. we hope this continues to bring technology nodes to conti

he asks if micron fancies himself as an epidemiologist. france's president is without a doubt an educated man emmanuel macro and through through the country's top institutions before making a mark in both the private and public sector he then repaying from youngest ever president i mean it's a pretty impressive resume and people traded in selfless and learned he knew when to take advice it is important at this time by following the advice of scientists as we've just done to ensure the continuity of on democratic life and our institutions but now it seems being top dog isn't quite enough not grown his throwing himself into an entirely new discipline the president has acquired real expertise in health issues it is not an inaccessible subject for an intelligent person like him considering the important time he has dedicated to it for several months not growing as 8 since he wouldn't be declared that he has become an epidemiologist despite not having a scientific background it's this bravado this process really led to macro and consistently br

all those that talk about epidemiology and among them we can find heads of states like president micron who talks about epidemiology just like we talk about politics while we talk about sculpture or about music but they're not necessarily sculpture artists or musicians. and what about people in paris what the they think of that epidemiologist really inclined president depends on independence he wants to take back his independence from medical experts since the pandemic started medicine has been at the top of everything medics have been governing the country and now micron just wants to get his power back but i still think doctors are right when it comes to the virus because their opinion is based on science. the curfew hasn't been effective for france it was not good for those who work it is not really curb the virus spreading it is not limited cases it has also been bad for the economy they should find other solutions. when you know when i post my current thinks about the economy down is the risk. it is not doctors who should govern france. in britain their offices of a nursing exodus

well micron's move is a u. turn on his previous decision not to lock down in january he was criticised at the time by scientists on the hospital management. i say to the government do it now do it now or do it for a shorter time but do it to concede their right not to implement a lockdown in france at the end of january because we didn't have the explosion of cases that every model predicted france's president is without doubt an educated man emmanuel macro and through through the country's top institutions before making a mark in both the private or public sector he then reporting from youngest ever president i mean it's a pretty impressive resume and people traded in selfless and learned he knew when to take advice it is important at this time by following the advice of scientists as we've just done to ensure the continuity of democratic life and our institutions but now it seems being top dog isn't quite enough not grown his throwing himself into an entirely new discipline the president has acquired real exp

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also coming up french president emmanuel micron borders the country into its 3rd national lockdown effective saturday and other ways of coping 19 infections threatens to overwhelm hospitals plus president biden unveiling a 2 trillion dollar infrastructure overhaul for the united states but how does he plan to pay for the massive spending package and europe's broken migration policy asylum seekers are spending years of camps in greece will ask a german parliament member l.t.e. you can fix the disaster i did store staff. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program. accorded hong kong has convicted 7 prominent pro-democracy activists and politicians for their role in anti-government protests in 20192 other defendants have previously pleaded guilty now these defendants they included the man known as hong kong's a father of democracy. martin lee he is the 82 year old founder of the democratic party also 73 year old media tycoon jimmy lie he's one of the most outspoken critics of the current administration and margaret a 73 year old former lawmaker nearly every leading voice of opposition in hong kong

started medicine has been at the top of everything medics have been governing the country and now micron just wants to get his power back but i still think doctors are right when it comes to the virus because their opinion is based on science. the curfew hasn't been effective for france it was not good for those who work it is not really curb the virus spreading it is not limited cases it has also been bad for the economy they should find other solutions. even you know when i bought my current thinks about the economy love down is the risk. it is not doctors who should govern france. and britain there are fears of a nursing exodus after a survey revealed and it just stuff and are more likely to quit their jobs citing exhaustion from the pandemic according to the poll one in 4 n.h.s. workers are more inclined to leave than they were last year or as 30 percent of them are nurses and midwives 2 occupations that face major saw shortages and 70 percent said the pay rise is the decisive factor meanwhile those working for free student nurses are struggling to make ends meet one of them gave us

doctors in france are venting their frustration at president micron's failure to deliver on his promise to speed up vaccinations as the nation enters its 3rd logged out they warned the lack of available doses is now critical with ever more seriously ill covert patients being admitted to already overwhelmed hospitals but the president insists that the rollout is happening at full throttle. to him when up or vaccinate we are putting all means to vaccinate vaccinate vaccinate with our response without holidays saturdays and sundays just like weekdays. the general practitioners like myself are not currently receiving vaccines for 2 weeks now we've not had any vaccines available for injection we've been working for 9 months without stop and without vacation 7 days a week as mr macron says due to the inability to complete the work on time due to a lack of vaccines we believe the government is to blame for the fact that we have to work incredibly slowly but at the same time in a completely grueling regime simply because of a lack of equipment the new wave of code will lead to overcrowding in h

grant again says that these challenges could have been avoided if micron it acted earlier. imagine. emmanuel macron has woken up a year after the start of the crisis the year ago in march the need for a large number of hospital beds and beds in intensive care took us by surprise but after a year the number of beds has not increased there is however a positive point unlike last year we do not need a large number of ventilators not because they were produced but because they're now used in a much later stage of the disease now it's enough to simply provide patients with enhanced oxygen therapy the problem however is that the appropriate technology has not been installed in our hospitals as a result of oxygen therapy sites is still limited responsibility for this rests entirely with the manual macron who endlessly delayed the adoption of measures even preventative measures such as supplying hospitals with oxygen cylinders and oxygen therapy devices necessary for treating patients. thousands of anonymous reports of sexual harassment by pupils in u.k. skills as shine a spotlight on the a

, a good one, micron stock, why is micron going down people are saying that all of these semiconductoral equipment companies have increased d-ram capacity so that's what jay powell is betting on he's looking at the head and shoulders there and betting, no, he is betting that micron, a little joke, he is betting that companies like micron will have so much supply, and demand will dry, and that stock is going to be emblematic of what's happening. i don't think it's right i think micron is going to do well but the stock is telling me i'm wrong. pcs, carl, pcs may be peaking right now. >> yup. >> right now. >> jim, we could talk a lot about the cost of corn or soybeans, or used cars up 52, or existing homes up 17, but with rent, in this country, in a freefall, and obviously wages not doing a whole lot if you look at atlanta fed, it's going to be difficult to see some of that show up in the macro inflation data. >> i agree now chipotle call, a terrific discussion about minimum wage and they said they could do it no problem but they can raise prices a little bit, 2, 3%, but carl, minimum wag

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micron's popularity is at 36%. everything will depend on the pace of vaccination.hether this will accelerate like micron has been promising. currently the vaccination rate is low. about 12% of the population has received at least one dose. if you compare this to the u.k. it is more than 45%. the vaccination will have to accelerate for micron to regain his popularity. -- macron to regain his popularity. this will have an impact on the elections. anna: we are joined now for a prospective by the senior multi-asset strategist at mod -- our monday do you think we will continue to see divergence in some parts of europe handling this latest outbreak or more able to handle this outbreak without lockdowns than others? >> that is the difference, between europe and the u.s., primarily on the effect of these delays in terms of vaccinations. the united states, we are seeing a massive campaign together with the opening of the economy. perhaps a spike in inflation in the second quarter of the year. in europe, perhaps this will follow more slowly. the difference in european countr

french doctors advance their fury of presidents micron for failing to deliver on his promise to speed up saxon nations as frontline medics battle overwhelming close its case loads. would do that or should we believe the government is to blame for the fact that we have to work incredibly slowly but at the same time in a completely grueling regime. the class the social media support police are at it again facebook's grabs a video of an interview with donald trump posted by his daughter in law after it and other platforms banned the former president early give the shia. a very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me. in our top story this hour germany says it may go it alone when it comes to ordering vaccines if the e.u. doesn't get its act together the country's health minister also stressed that it's imperative to stock up on enough jobs for 2022. what is important is the question of 2022 we have to secure our capacities for a possible 3rd or 4th round of vaccinations we currently don't know how long vaccination protection lasts hence we must secure these capacities as

micron's numbers were outstanding.lked about tightness in dram they haven't started to see improvement and that's coming. i own lamb research, nxpi and broadcom the bigger news to me as tsmz putting in $100 million to expand capacity over the next three years. this is on top of $28 billion they're putting in this year alone and on top of intel's $20 billion plan in terms of expansion and samsung over the next decade $116 billion in terms of capacity expansion. we're going to have a lot of this stuff at some point and it's going to be a glut but for now it's a function of better demand and also shortages in supply we know the auto industry, for example, they are going to lose $60 billion because of the shortages of supply this year alone. so they have got to get it back going. i thought the ceo's comments from tsmz was very interesting, so it's going to take time these are why you want to own some of the other supply chain names based off this news. >> mike, some big jumps today in chip names was it warranted >> the chi

same groups in their, micron, and so on. nasdaq winners, all but five or 6%.ed of the rights to the ninth out sequel. how much do they spend? susan: north of the $400 million i don't know if you think that's a big price tag, i thought it was a big price tag. wow, a lot of money. ashley: i think it is, even in this day and age. susan: the first edition was quite good, i thought. daniel craig was in it. because it was so popular the first time around it looks like the sequels are worth more and daniel craig is set to reprise his role as the super sleuth investigator. it shows there's this rush and scramble for content for the streaming companies and we know netflix pays out $13 billion each year for their content to keep the 200 million subscribers paying including the end you. ashley: i saw knives out thoroughly enjoyed it, but you're right content is king. president biden once governors to reinstate their mark-- mask mandate, but with this, mississippi seven-day average avenue in case cases has increased by over 48% since they lifted their mask mandate. the go

.— president micron. and you see that across many countries and on the front pages, there is a very nice photo of the duke of edinburgh ceremonial uniform in the newspaper talks about how he embodied an era of british history. online, there are a bit more mischievous, they talk about his grumpy side, his stiff style, his acid humour and his abrasive outspokenness. probably cannot get away from that in the coverage. {line probably cannot get away from that in the coverage.— that in the coverage. one or two french _ that in the coverage. one or two french presidents - that in the coverage. one or- two french presidents mentioned that. several people have, i have pointed to what president obama stated. the have pointed to what president obama stated.— have pointed to what president obama stated. the fact that he drove president _ obama stated. the fact that he drove president obama - obama stated. the fact that he drove president obama at - obama stated. the fact that he drove president obama at the l drove

it has a significant stake in holdings, one at the moment under a bid from micron. 9.9% up.is the biggest rally we have seen since february 2016. massive buyback taking place. 200 billion yen the consideration. this is bloomberg. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. haslinda: it is 10:29 a.m. in shanghai. the such -- the a sx benchmark index is up as it has into the four-day easter long weekend. rishaad: there appear to be souring relations between the u.s. and china forcing public opinion. the logic also -- offers a re-think of counterproductive policy and chinese officials appear to be prioritizing a show of strength over global public opinion. thanks for joining us. this is it, isn't it? a lot of nois

. >> micron. the stock should be at 100, not at 85. i would add to it here >> quickly, joe. >> jms smucker long >> thank you for watching. >>> hig, everybody. bitcoin struggling to rebound from its worst day since february we'll talk about why and where the selling is coming from one that might fade as stimulus money dries up former nec director says i flags is here to stay and it could send rates much hi higher. >>> facebook may be looking to launch its own audio products. this is sort of social audio we have the details and start with the market. dom is here with the numbers >> can i tell you how good it is to have you back, socially distant or otherwise the studio let's talk about the market. we're in the red today we have pulled back from record highs. the nasdaq technology is moving things to downside really the under performer s&p was down 5 technology is down energy, the huge outperformer over the last month is severely underperformed the reversal that we have seen over the last six months those big price swings we saw this week

i am looking at micron's chart, and that is a horrific correction.ne: but keep in mind, a lot of the correction in the tech space, there's been less of a correction with regards to philadelphia semiconductors. you're talking about an index that basically closed two points below its all-time high yesterday. look, tom, that's basically your third best performer on the sector you to date. go back to the march lows we had from last year. the only thing outperforming it is energy. year-to-date, it is financials. if you are looking to invest on a sector by sector basis, right now it is basically chips, financials, and to a smaller extent, energy. tom: romaine bostick, thank you so much. let's move on to a magnificent call with toronto dominion bank, their global head of fx strategy, mark mccormick. absolutely nailed the resilient or even stronger dollar call. really out of consensus in november, december of last year. mr. mccormick visits us to take a victory lap. i am not going to mince words. it's a great call, and you mention a simple framework. what is

again, we were already having this horrific shortage, but now companies like micron and united micronre are arranging water trucks to help keep cranking out those chips that companies around the world desperately need. what's really going on there? here with an inside look is somebody who knows. cypress semiconductor cofounder t.j. rogers. t.j., you know, you know exactly how the manufacturing process works. can you illuminate us as to the water that's involved and why the drought is so crucial. >> sure. chip plants use use a huge amount of water. we're talking about metric tons per day. and by having said that, the rainfall in taiwan is 80 inches a year. in minnesota where our big plant was, 30 inches a year, and in california where their semiconductor plants, 20 inches a year. so the question that needs to be asked right away is if the other places can get by on 20-30 inches of rainfall, why are you at 80, maybe down to 70 or 60, not getting by? and the answer to that is you have to ask are you using your water right. liz: yeah. and, obviously, now they're bringing in water trucks?

. >>> a gut check on micron shares following this morning down more than 4%.arlier today, triple minus rating on the debt and the company micron releasing annual sustainability report spending about $1 billion on environmental causes by 2028 stock close to doubling over the course of the year, deirdre. >> meanwhile, jon, delivery wars continue to heat up. this time two rival ceos taking to twitter as they prepare to enter each other's markets just east ceo accusing uber's ceo of depressing just eats share praise announcing new plans to expand in germany hitting back telling him to focus on the business instead of short-term stock moves and swinging back attacking uber's tax and labor practices that rare public company ceo versus ceo on twitter that we have come to love. joining us now is the man himself. the always outspoken ceo good morning and thank you for being with us. what did darrah khosrowshahi do exactly to try to depress shares and what were you referring to suggesting you've seen it before >> seen this puts. here we are, companies, what, 100 billion

we will hear from key players in this sprawling businesslike micron's ceo, global foundries' ceo, and

liz: okay, micron, interesting. that's the chip place from phil, what about you, scott. what do you see as an opportunity for someone's portfolio right now that will eventually pay off from this big chunk of spending? >> well first, before i get into that i just want to say you know whose going to benefit the united states of america keeping jobs here, high paying jobs, congratulations to apple, who i think could also benefit to go on top of phil, 5g. you know, right now, every iphone moving forwards wants to have the 5g network, it has to expand so the chips that need to go into the 5g phones like a marvel, i think that company could be a good one, longer term if you don't want to pick an individual company in 5g, there are two sector etf's, four 5g, one is nxtg, that's something that might not give you you as big a return as an individual company but at least you're involved with the sector and the other is fivg , both of those have a lot of exposure, or all have 5g companies in there, so, the stronger apple gets, the more they are going to roll out new phones that are

shares of micron are up revenue also beat expectation.nce was better than expected the company switched to 5g and higher demand as people worked from home. shares up 3.75%. micron and western digital exploring a deal to buy japan's kioxia holdings. kioxia makes flash hol holds chs it canceled plans for an ipo last september it cited the pandemic and market vo volatility you know about the shortage and the need for semiconductors. that is why you see this happening. a desire to get your hands on more of the manufacturing processes for those. >>> we have breaking news just in from pfizer meg tirrell has the news >> reporter: good morning, becky. a couple of pieces of news on the covid vaccine following up on yesterday's results in 12 to 15-year-olds the first is they have data from a trial in south africa of the vaccine. it shows strong protection there. it was a small number of participants 800 people in the trial. 9 cases of covid in south africa they were all in the placebo group. zero cases among the people who got the vaccine. they seq

these bondevik take a look at the examples for us border with mexico where about how to fix and micron's what expected from the conflict including this of the 1000 unaccompanied children let's go to uganda only for $1400000.00 refugees as close to 4 durst strontium go that $10.00 and if you do something on the border was d r c and that as it is it parked on him for work or schools would be in the economy. is it not workers who are left without any. more social petitions that it and mind you most of these are the women who will take it off on a nice and but what if it does out a nice push up. and speaking of a woman in 22 if you also showed us a marked increase in domestic violence as a result of look down for it at all because of lack of adequate protections by. as we just heard a spike in violence against women and gender discrimination are also documented in the amnesty report we now have a closer look at what activists are calling an erosion of women's rights in poland lawmakers have approved a draft withdrawal from a european treaty seeking to end violence against women known as the

of the tragic incident comes hours micron's government pushes for the so-called anti separatism bell that aims to tackle radical islam we discussed with our guest how the french government could control it stream. the bill is written to begin with the president spoke about islamic terrorists and that it was a bill against islamic terrorists and then it changed completely if you look at the text now it does evil mention terrorism it doesn't mention islamism it doesn't mention any of the realities of from i mean there are some 4 to 5000 people why aren't s. and we have this violent means that there are really dangerous for france society that there are potential terrorists and some radical islam is gaining a lot of ground so you have another seat in the soviet truck which you have a lot of must live in a lot of muslim business mr says. like somewhat. our interests sort that's that's. part of trust that people are you ready to like we don't not we still don't know what to do because he was completely unknown he he wasn't even listed as a as a radical islam because he was under what unde

all those that talk about epidemiology and among them we can find heads of states like president micron who talks about epidemiology just like we talk about politics when we talk about sculpture or about music but they're not necessarily sculpture artists. musicians. the united states is still hoping to secure the extradition of julian a son is in prison in the u.k. the spies a london court ruling in january that the wiki leaks founder should not be sent stateside he'd be put in total isolation and would be at risk of suicide but american state department insists that both countries are observing human rights law in their handling of the case. and you. are right now under. mr sands was arrested in london in 2019 spending 7 years holed up in the ecuadorian embassy he's wanted in the u.s. on 17 charges of espionage over the release of thousands of classified files a decade ago. now those latest remarks on the case came right after the release of the u.s. state department's 45th annual reports on human rights practices worldwide that document china iran venezuela turkey and russia accusing

all those that talk about epidemiology and among them we can find heads of states like president micron who talks about epidemiology just like we talk about politics when we talk about sculpture or about music but they're not necessarily sculpture artists. all musicians. you know all across the channel from there are fears of a nursing exodus in britain after a survey revealed that n.h.s. stuff are significantly more likely to quit their job done compared to last year exhaustion from the pandemic cited as a big reason why according to the poll 25 percent of n.h.s. workers are mourning klein to leave not even during the previous 12 months over a quarter of them are nurses and midwives to occupations facing major shortages of 7 in 10 people outside a pay rise is the decisive factor but for student nurses there aren't any paid placement positions and they say they're struggling to make ends meet $1.00 of them gave us her reaction to the surveys findings it doesn't surprise me it's what we've had is it need is increased. not the cost of living has gone up but wages have increased that it's

government officials from regional countries we also have chad and i france the president emmanuel micron has also arrived to attend the funeral of course it raised a b. and chad is a strong ally for fighting counterterrorism or in counterterrorism operations in the northern part of the country so there has been concerns about security and the fate of security here in the region and in the country that's why perhaps you would see heightened security around the capital region manor since thursday there was a deployment of troops around the main streets and around the presidential palace as well as tanks used to seal off most of the major roads ahead of the arrival of the dignitaries as well as of ahead of today's occasion so we're now waiting to see the rest of the procession will be seeing the body arriving will be hearing $21.00 cannon shots the military honor for the who all who was a military general himself and now is being replaced by his son who's also military general and then we'll be seeing the rest of the procession will be hearing from his family as well as from the various dig

been made at every stage of the pandemic in a televised address to the nation this week a manual micron also announced a 3rd nation wide lockdown as covert cases soar intensive care beds fill up and the country's death toll nears 100000 he said the situation left him with no other choice but. the thought that i know that every stage of this epidemic we might say to ourselves that we could have done better that we made mistakes school this is true we all need to make an additional efforts over the coming months this is what i ask of us collectively tonight since saturday a lockdown measures have been extended from 1000 areas to all of mainland france that means a nationwide curfew beginning at 7 pm and a ban on travel between regions schools have also been closed for at least 3 weeks while additional policing has been introduced to ensure no more than half a dozen people gather at once the measures brought in by the french leader come as a u. turn to his previous decision not to lock down in january mr mccracken has faced increasing criticism from m.p.'s scientists and hospital bosses. i

admitted he made mistakes every stage of the pandemic in a televised address to the nation money all micron also announced a 3rd nationwide lockdown as cases soar intensive care beds fill up on the country's death toll nears 100000 he said the situation left him no other choice. the city i know that had every stage of this epidemic we might say to ourselves that we could have done better and given that we made in the stakes analysis true we all need to make an additional efforts over the coming months this is what i ask of us collectively tonight. yeah the new locked on measures will be extended from 19 areas to all of mainland france from sun to develop means a nationwide curfew beginning at 7 pm travel between regions beyond the french president schools will be closed for at least 3 weeks and on once the dish will policing to ensure no more than 6 people gather at once well the measures introduced by the french leader come as a u. turn to his previous decision not to lock down in january he was criticised after our time by scientists and hospital bosses. i say to the government do it now

all those that talk about epidemiology and among them we can find heads of states like president micron who talks about epidemiology just like we talk about politics when we talk about sculpture or about music but they're not necessarily sculpture artists. well musicians. fears of a nursing exodus in britain after a survey revealed that any justice for not more likely to quit their jobs than in previous years exhaustion from the pandemic cited as the overriding reason according to the poll one in 4 n.h.s. workers are more inclined to leave during the previous 12 months almost 30 percent of them are nurses and midwives 2 occupations facing major shortages and 70 percent said the pay rises at the science of factor u.k. government recently said a one percent salary increase will be given to n.h.s. staff while those working for free student nurses say they're struggling to make ends meet one of them gave us her reaction to the surveys findings it doesn't surprise me it's what we've had that need is increased. the cost of living has gone up the wages have increased price so much stress on th

made mistakes at every stage of the pandemic that in a televised address to the nation and the new micron is announce a 3rd nationwide lockdown as cases saw intensive care beds are filling up and the country's death toll approaches 100000 he said the situation had left him with no other choice. if. the city didn't i know that at every stage of this epidemic we might say to ourselves that we could have done better that we made mistakes all this is true we all need to make an additional effort over the coming months this is what i ask of us collectively tonight the new lockdown measures will be extended from 19 areas to all of mainland france from saturday this means a nationwide curfew beginning at 7 pm will be imposed and travel between regions will be banned the french president also said schools will be closed for at least 3 weeks and announce the dition of policing to ensure no more than 6 people can gather once or the measures introduced by the president come as a complete u. turn to his previous decision not to lock down in january he was criticised at the time by scientists and hosp

well micron's move is a u. turn on his previous decision not to lock down in january and he was criticised at the time by scientists and various managements at various hospitals. i say to the government do it now do it now or do it for a shorter time but do it to concede their right not to implement a lockdown in france at the end of january because we didn't have the explosion of cases that every model predicted france's president is without a doubt an educated man emmanuel macro and through through the country's top institutions before making a mark in both the private or public sector he then repaying from youngest ever president i mean it's a pretty impressive resume and people trade in selfless and learning new when to take advice it is important at this time by following the advice of scientists as we've just done to ensure the continuity of on democratic life and our institutions but now it seems being top dog isn't quite enough not grown his thrown himself into an entirely new discipline the president h

all those that talk about epidemiology and among them we can find heads of states like president micron who talks about epidemiology just like we talk about politics when we talk about sculpture or bots music but they're not necessarily sculpture artists. well musicians. in britain there are fears of a nursing exodus after a survey revealed that and they chest staff are now more likely to quit their jobs citing exhaustion from the pen demick according to the poll one in 4 n.h.s. workers are more inclined to leave than last year almost 30 percent of them are nurses and midwives to occupations facing major shortages and 70 percent say a pay rise is the decisive factor meanwhile those working for free student nurses are struggling to make ends meet one of them gave us her reaction to the service findings but it doesn't surprise me it's what we've had. increased but. not the cost of living has gone up the wages have increased so much stress on the nurses midwives everyone involved in the question and i think to be honest with the carpet condemn it i think everyone has now had enough and the