anchor: thank you for joining us on "france 24." boris johnson has resumed work after contracting the coronavirus. he is urging the country to keep going with the lockdown in place and says economic activity can only resume when the first phase is over. in recent weeks, his government has come under heavy fire for a series of missteps under the slow response to the pandndemic anand lack of protective gear fr medical personnel. >> and it is still true that this is the biggest single challenge this country has faced since the war. and i in no way mininimize the continuing p problems we face. and yet, it is also true that we are making progress with fewer hospital admissions, fewer covid patients in i.c.u., and reall signs we are passing through the peak. spoke toarlier, i chris about how johnson is in no rush to resume economic activity. showed he isson back in charge. this is the biggest challelengeo the country since the war. the context to this is some in brbritish business and sosome is coconservative party and perhaps even his ow

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>> thank you for joining us here on "france 24." we begin in france, where the prime minister will announce details on how the country will exit its lockdown on the 11th of may. adouard philippe -- philippe is expected to mention how to travel within regions. what exactly will life be lockdown reststrictions are eased? want to balance restarting the economy with a minimized risk of the outbreak. france is expected to remain very vigililant. the scientific council remains the waearing of masks in public. it is highly likely the french will have wear masks on public transport. more details will l also be givn regarding plans for widespread testing. what measures will be taken to ensure safety of children going back to school will be high on the agenda. there will be questions about whether masks will be compulsory and the reduction o of class sizes. some businesses will be around -- allowed to o reopen u under strict measures. workining from home will be encouraged, if possible. experts recommended staggered maintntain social diststan

nursing homes -- inconsistent reporting from nursing homes that were included this month. , they up on france 24 plan to reopen the u.s. economy. donald trump has given governers a roadmap that has strong testing and seeing a falling coronavirus cases. those of the top stories. france 24. we start with wuhan. the chinese city at the origin of the outbreak which has oll byd its death t 50%. the adjustment comes amid mounting criticicism of the countrtry's hahandling of the pandemic.. authoritieies initially try to cover up the outbreak, reportedly punishing doctors who raised the alarm online in december. the foreign ministry claims there was no lack of transparency. i asked our beijing correspondent to break the numbers down for us. figure ofook at that an increase in 50% of the number of covid-19 fatalities in wuhan. the authorities i in the city explplained the increase byby te fact t they cononducted an invevestigation, a d detailed investigation into the data collected over the past few months, whether at hospitals or funeral parlors or the city's securityty services to see if their previ

thank you much for joining us here on "france 24."e begin with the coronavirus, which has affected more than one billion people -- ininfected moe than one million people around the world. new york remains the epicenter of the outbreak, and that city's mayor is advising residents to cover their faces when stepping out. theange of tact from epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. new york has joioined californ in recommending all peoplele cor ththeir faces in public. we are advisingng new yorkers to wear r a face covering when u go outside and can be near other people.. it could be a scscarf. it could be somethining you cree yourself at home. it could b be a bandana. it does not need to be profesessional surgical masks. leave those alone. leave those to the people who are saving lives. ofhor: other forms protective equipment are in short supply. if a hospital in brooklyn pleaded with authorities to do more. >> every day when i go to work, i feel like a sheep going to slaughter. my colleagues and i are writing our last will and testament.

on after an outcry. thehe death toll from coronavirus and france has risen to more than 17,000.ospitalshe nation's have seen the total number of patients decreased for the first time since the beginning of the epidemic. france continues to report a daily drop in the number of patients in intensive care. have many people hospitalized and many people entering intensive care, but also more and more patients. i'm happy about that. for medicalant workers. you are facing a plateau that is high level. vigilant.ay >> nearly two dozen french sailors are being treated in a hospital after a large outbreak of covid-19 on board an aircraft carrier. more than 17,000 arena's have been evacuated from the navy -- evacuated,e been with at least 668 sailors testing positive for the virus. last sunday, whwhen the aircraraft carrier docked, 50 sailors on board were thought to have contracted covid-19. now, the n number of c cases lid 660,e ship has soared to just under a third of everyone who had been on the ship. announced wednesday that 31 sasailors are being treaeated in hospital, one of tm in in

it's one of france's smallest departments and now new figures from frances it is dick's agency all see shows that it also has one of the highest mortality rate from cope with 19 in all of france this health crisis throws a harsh light on the territorial inequalities of which the unit habitants. are victims this is an area that synonymous with poverty the people who are working or working as delivery drivers or cashiers in shops or home help or care home workers meaning that they are more likely to come into contact with more people which means their move risk of catching. the area's describe what's going on in this department in france as being akin to a social emergency. and sounded the alarm over sense on the people are starving i'm shocked that in a country as wealthy as ours the authorities do not provide better support but also let's exacerbating the situation in. fact it is an area that also has a lot of shanty towns they have. but it by rumor communities and also by immigrants in these areas that have chronic conditions this school war led one charity medicine to

it's one of france's smallest departments it has. one of the highest if not the highest proportion of immigrant populations it's also got a rate of poverty that is twice the national average chair of france and now new figures from frances it is dick's agency and see shows that it also has the highest mortality rate from cope with 19 in all of france. this health crisis throws a harsh light on the territorial inequalities of which the unit habitants. are victims. well son soltanieh also has an incredibly high unemployment rate one of the highest again if not the highest in france and those who can work are not in the types of jobs way you can tell he can eat this is an area that synonymous with poverty the people who are working or working as delivery drivers or cashiers in shops or home help or care home workers meaning that they are more likely to come into contact with people which means their move risk of catching couvade 19 so the issue is difficult for them and one m.p. for the area described what's going on in this department i

on publicc transpoport. hello. welcome back to the france 24 newsroom. firsrst to our top story. e.u. aders will meet later thursday to examinine financinga recovery fund for the bloc, a package of anywhere from one trillion euros to 7 trillion euros. there are divisions over how the money should be handed out, as loans or as grants. the commission says it could borrow against the security of the future e.u. long-term budget. >> bringing e.u. economies out of the covid-19 pandemic will require a stimulus package of hundreds of billions of euros. no one is questioning that, but how it should be funded is a different matter. southern countries like spain and italy demand solidarity, financial help from the richer north. pushing for corona bonds, a mutual icu debt. [speaking foreign language] >> other countries, including germany and the netherlands, argue any, debt instrument would end up punishing countries that have the foresight to save in anticipation of such a crisis. the dutch prime minister said he could not see any circumstances in which the netherlands would accept euro bonds. f

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edition.t for this stay with us on france 24. ♪ >> france is in lockdown and paris has never been souiet. faced with the threat of a virus,and invisible people are ordered to stay-at-home, although some have to continue to work outside despite the risks. [speaking foreign language] >> only schottenstein eccentric and stay open. as they venture out -- only essential can stay open. [speaking foreign language] >> t their boss giveves them t e chchoice to whether t to turn uo work or not and have decided to overcome their fears.. language]foreign >> in times of confinement, examples of solidarity are flourishing. for entire blocks to villages, community spirit is stronger than ever. neighbors offer h help to the elderly and those living alone. authorities have ordered cafes and restaurants s to shut down, and instead of throwing out food, they put their stock to good use. ♪ language]g foreign >> he and his shots are preparing meals for the homeless . >>[speaking foreign language] >> as police forces patrol, urging people to return to their homes, they are caring for those who have nowher

france? >>>> the decision has not been made. one of the reasons was certainly that tests were not avavailable for everyone, for just the reason i mentioned. ththe tests anand the kits are produced mainly overseas. we definitely are not enough. we decided to test people who , except inymptoms marseille where there is a propososition toto test everyy citizen in the city and treat those who have something. the more a test is available, the more eveveryone will be tesd thed this will be part of -- at t the end of the confinemt and containment policy. hisway toto slow down generalized safety, localizing down n ist to slow generalizezed safety, lolocalizg people who are expected d -- suspected to be infected with the disease. and this i is the only strategyt the end of generalizedd coconfinement. it is something we should increase as early as we could have the tests. thank you very much for your time. is flying their flags at half mast to mourn the more than 12,400 people who died of covid-19. the nation of 60 million people has recorded

>> hello and thanks for joining us here on france 24. i'm claire pryde. christians around the world are unusualing easter in circumstances. many are beingng urged t to stay watch services being live stream the world over, including in paris at notre dame cathedral. is only the third ceremony since notre dame w was ravaged y a fire almost a year ago. >> we will celebrate easter soon celebrate life e and triumph ovover death. we will honorr love. , , we askifficult times allou, and we entrust you, those who are victims of this terrible disease, those who are grieving, but also those who are devoting their health to otothes -- body y and soul, medical sta, .olunteers who wish to help teach us, lord, to have more solidarity. claire: i am joined by a special advisor to the archbishop of paris. >> it is good friday and it's very difficult. there is the confinement b becae of the virus. but there is nonothing to stop christiansns from celebrating accocording to the litururgy calendar this very important moment in their faith, the celebration of their faith. the

on wednesday. we saw damaging tornado as well as hail and also flooding rainfall. the storm will likely head toward the north affecting frances well as the south of the british isles. they might see thunderstorms on saturday for paris. temperatures will be more like mid summer across paris and central and western europe. that's it for me. stay safe! and that's all for this hour on nhk "newsline." thank you for joining us. >>> japanese culture has fans worldwide. here at home, people are exploring ancient traditions and adapting them for contemporary times. to help people during self-isolation during the coronavirus, we have put together stories about an artisan who is reimagining his family craft. this is a woman looking to tradition and reaching worldwide. japan's coolest ninjas. what do we know about them? one thing is for certain, they are good at their art. it's virtually impossible to know how good they were at that did and how. one professor is unveiling truths. you guessed it. ninja dating back to the 14th century. they have since emerged to anime. centuries ago this was a hot bed of ninja activity. >> we are studying

. >> thank you for joining us here on "france 24." we begin in france, where the prime minister will announce details on how the country will exit its lockdown on the 11th of may. adouard philippe -- philippe is expected to mention how to travel within regions. what exactly will life be lockdown reststrictions are eased? want to balance restarting the economy with a minimized

so today's developments to brief you on france faces nearly another month of locked president mccrum told a motion on monday evening that measures will stay in place until may the 11th and admits mistakes were made france is the world's 4th worst affected nation with over 136000 cases those 15000 deaths reporting from paris ski present mark on addressing the nation again the 4th time since this pandemic took hold in france and the announced citizens would have to face another 4 weeks over lockdown over strict of measures but that's not for everyone anyone with chronic illnesses or even the vulnerable he said will have to remain in self isolation for longer no end date was given for those category of people he also said that crosses borders with the north in the e.u. countries would also remain closed for the foreseeable future the president said he knew it was a lot to ask he said but france was facing an invisible enemy it doesn't commit the epidemic is still not under control we need to continue to make every effort to try and stem the spread of this virus because the more we do the

on furlough. they joined about three thousand workers here in france who are already on that partial employment schemes at the u. k. does have a similar support scheme to the one here in france. an internal letters employees across the c. e. o. i said that the company was bleeding cash and unprecedented speed. he said that more far reaching job cuts could be in order in order to. ensure the survivall of the need first quarter results this week as well as a matter rival boeing a b boeing c. thihis thee eighty. to could take e up t to. threree yearss r recover. the u. trying to send some of its employees on furlough there were reports that it's considerining cutting upp 21010f its work force i in the uninited stateses. it's also seeking financncial aid from the americn government. it's not just manufacturers carriers are suffering as well the air france klm got about ten billion euros in bailout funds last. week this monday the low cost carrier norwegian air has said that most of its fleet could remain g grounded for a further twelve months- it's restructuring a billion dollars in debt.t. which it says i

thank you for joining us here on france 24. first, the top infectious diseases expert inin the united states, his warning that new cases of the coronavirus are almost c certain to arrive. dr. anthony fauci suggesting they may return to normal life as long as they can isolate infected people. the united states has the highest death toll in the world in the state of new york has been hardest hit. >> i will go inside to take a look. reporter: eric, a young er doctor, inside a hospital. they will boost the resources for emergency treatment. like most of new york ses hospitals, they are already full. governor andrew cuomo is firinig up m measures designed to stop e spread of the coronavirus, in particular requiring people to wear facemasks. cuomo: which direct employers to provide essential workers with a cloth or surgical face mask. willcutive order, we expand the number of people eligible to do the antibody test. reportrter: new york mayor bille blasio also announced the closure of city schools until the end of the academic year i

at a railway station in paris french police step up patrols on to france's strict look down rules only essential travel is permitted but french authorities are concerned that the start of the school break and warmer weather could tempt some people to leave home to go on holiday but we put in place new measures in the point where officers to prevent all hold a travel because it's not permitted france is in its 4th week of confinement for people in the city staying indoors isn't easy and some of begun to linger outside in the sunshine a little longer than allowed but. you can't stop people from going out they can cover their faces and minimize risks but personally i think the government like governments in many countries misinformed us and did not anticipate well enough in the southwestern city of bordeaux police are tracking potential holidaymakers from the air they using helicopters to increase surveillance of roads and the region. motorways. we saw him stop some people near the verse act toll road they were trying to go on holiday they were questioned by a colleague on the ground who

france. authorities mulling over compulsory face masks and the city of paris imposing tougher rerestrictioions on vemement. stable, but still in intensive care, boris is reporortedly not intutubated, but t very unwell. the prime minister has been infected with covid-19 and has been admitted to the icu after his condition took a turn for the worse. lockdown listed in wuhan, the city at the epicenter of the pandemic is no restriction free after 77 days of almost total restrictions to stop the spread of covid-19. thank you for being with us. after recording the highest daily death toll yet, france cost to the 10,000 mark -- crossed t the 10,000 mark of number of people killed. withountry on lockdown essential jobs continuing, there are now more than 30,000 people being treated in french hospitals for covid-19. over 7100 of them are in intensive care. in the past 24 hours, 1417 people have beenen confirmed to have died after contracting thte coronavirus. doctor isealth warning that the situation has yet to reach its peak. [speaking french] mark: the public health doctor, speaking earlier. paris is to

you know in the areas describe what's going on in this department in france as being akin to a social emergency. and sounded the alarm over sense on the people are starving i'm shocked that in a country as wealthy as ours the authorities do not provide better support but also exacerbating the situation in. fact it is an area that also has a lot of shanty towns inhabited by rumor communities and also by immigrants and these are areas that have chronic conditions this squad led one charity medicine is concerned that the residents here could face their own epidemic. we're facing double health crisis in the slums because one cruel virus restamp people will have big problems to get access to health care and also because the basics access to water access to toilets are not yet efficient in all the shanty towns well of course people can access medical care like the charity work that meds and demand is doing but even when they do access that they are facing an uphill struggle cents on to is a twelvemonth. some of the fewest intensive care beds in the whole of the country so if you need access

france is not passed twenty one thousand ministers are looking at how to manage the post lockdown period president went to britney to thank the workers that'll keep in food supply flowing across from. meanwhile one out of every two workers in the private sector. wait a minute l. pedigo says they're not ten point two million employees whose salaries are being paid by the state. the world food program is warning of widespread famine if the trtrend of f virus pandedemic it controlled suit these words came eveven as the g. twewenty after culture ministers pledged to help the countries need. to request. in france since they reported five hundred and forty four more deaths from covered nineteen in hospitals and nursing homes over the past twenty four hours but bridge did new foals. i in thehe total numbers of coronavirus patients the total toll from the epidemic in france has not risen. to twenty one thousand three hundred and forty eieight the- health. officer jumps element a broke the little elia while adding that one now three hundred and sixty five fewer. coronavirus patients in hospitalal

thank you very much for joining us here on "france 24." we begin with the latest on the coronavirus pandemic in the united kingdom. the british governments handling of the outbreak will be picked apart as dominic raab takes questions from lawmakers in person and online wild boars johnson recovers from covid-19. >> parliament, but mark -- not as we know it. today hououse is meetingg under r exceptional and unprecedented circumstances. >> adorned with a sea of n no sitting signs, the capacity of the chamber has been slashed from 650 to just 50. hazard tape on the floor reminds those present to keep their distance. for the first time in their 700 year history, mps are being asked to do their jobs remotely. easter recessm comes amid growing anger at the official response to covid-1-19 with bliststering accounts off government in action in the early days of the outbreak. one key charge, a failure to foresee shortages of personal protective equipment for frontline workers. with prime minister boris johnson still recovering from thee virus, it fel

anchor: thank you for joining us on "france 24." has resumed work after contracting the coronavirus. he is urging the country to keep going with the lockdown in place and says economic activity can only resume when the first phase is over. in recent weeks, his government has come under heavy fire for a series of missteps under the slow response to the pandndemic anand lack of protective gear fr medical personnel. >> and it is still true that this is the biggest single challenge this country has faced since the war.

thank you very much for joining us here on "france 24." e latest on the coronavirus pandemic in the united kingdom. the british governments handling of the outbreak will be picked apart as dominic raab takes questions from lawmakers in person and online wild boars johnson recovers from covid-19. >> parliament, but

the 2 developing news stories we're looking at one was the gas explosion just outside moscow about 90 kilometers to the east of it was coming from france but more clarity on lots of pictures to show you we're hearing that 2 people have been stabbed to death in southeast france at least 4 others have been injured these pictures just in it's a video apparently showing what happened immediately after said incident police have arrested the man but details still sketchy. and. more details of an alleged motive but the story is 2 people stabbed to death in south east france few hours ago and at least 4 others are injured. let's take a look at some of the news a nationwide 3 minute silence has been held in china leaders including chinese president xi jinping pay their respects to the victims of the coronavirus pandemic and to the medics who lost their lives while battling the disease more than 3000 health care workers have contracted covered 900 since the outbreak began there last autumn. elsewhere other countries is what panama is doing imposing a unique quarantine rule by separating the sexes what's the plan there were men and women now each

stay with us here on france 24. ♪ >> at first glancnce,ou might mistake this landscape for the planets, riddled with craters and mud ponds. this is an island in indonesia. 30 men are digigging at the botm of a gnt mind, p picking awawayt thesunststable m malls -- walls. for tin. looking every day, he descends into his workplplace, a whole 15 meters dedeep. for seven years, he spent eight hours in debt -- a day in stagnant water, protecected from mudslides. >> we have used simple pickaxes. it is more danangerous becausese there could be mudslides, but we try to be careful. i rememember one day the wall suddenly collapsed and we had to get down quickckly. sifting through the sand is a crucial step. it is like panning for gold. after several minutes, a black paste appears. this is the ore from which tin is extracted. >> how much are you getting? >> about 12 kilos. >> he and his partner hoped to sell this amount for 50 euros. bantenet of sumatra, was once an island paradise. used in mobile phones and computers, it is working to meet the demand from phone and text companies. in 20 yeaears,

hello and thanks for joining us here on france 24. thousandnds of shops have reoped in austria,, including diy stors and gardening centers. austrians still urged to stay at home as much as possible. austria introduced a lockdown a month ago. he has reported 14,000 cases of covid-19 and more than 360 deaths. in italy, where the virus has claimed more than 20,000 lives, the lockdown is starting to be eased. some shops open for business again at head of the plalanned general lifting of restrictions in early may. for the latest, i spspoke to sea gupta, our correspondent in rome. hada: the prime minister said that certain activity could reopen, things like workshops and stationary shops, as well as stores for children and newborns, so families can get the items they need. this is despite the fact that the lockdown, as you mentioned, has been extended until may 3. it is impacting differently in different regions. -- in rome,year these openings will not happen until april 20, to give the shops enough time to prepare their staff with the mask

their experiences had a profound impact on their experiences and worldviews when they returned to france after the war. these themes are at the center of her book "military >> war and culture in the french empire from louis the 14th to napoleon." published by cornell university press in 2017. she has a bachelor of arts in comparative literature from princeton, a bachelor of music from the eastman school of music, and a phd and french studies. she has been a member of the george mason faculty since 2011. among her many other honors and awards, the society of these cincinnati's fellowship she received to support her research on the military enlightenment. our fellowship program, which was established in 2007, provides support to bring up to six scholars annually to our library to conduct research. i invited her to lunch with her fellow fellows, all the rest of whom were graduate students in the throes of work on their doctoral dissertations. i have always remembered the wise advice the professor gave them. this is a wonderful time in your life. make sure you take time to enjoy it. please j

in truth, as one gentleman said, the delegates had their eyes on france. their new declaration of independence was their hail mary, their best hope of securing foreign assistance. they desperately needed to resume trading with europe. they urgently needed to borrow lots of money. they needed hard currency and boat loads of it. and they needed french soldiers, sailors, and ships to join them in the fight to push the british back into the sea. to earn this critical foreign assistance, the colonies had to prove to the world that they were rebels against the crown, and the best way to do so, tom payne, had argued in the pages of "common sense" back in january, the best way to prove to the world that they are real rebels was to announce that fact in writing. in a manifesto that the delegates could dispatch -- this is paine -- dispatch to foreign courts, setting forth the miseries we have endured and the peaceable methods we've infecttually used for address, declaring at the same time that not being able any longer to live happily or safely under the cruel dispo

on t w. how will cope with 19 redefined what the european union is all about hello everyone for france 24 on false hope to god and paris and i'm melinda crane for daughter of ella in berlin in the european union health care has always been handled at the national level so as the corona pandemic swept the continent it was nation states that were calling the shots even between close e.u. neighbors borders were closed crucial medical exports were stopped and solidarity was looking pretty illusory but that is now changing with french patients for example being treated in german hospitals yeah and mullins out with a crisis that we're 2 months into which shows some are calling the biggest test for this continent since world war 2 a lot of questions going forward the french president and michael calling it a moment of truth ahead of thursday's virtual summit there are those that are eyeing dick de confined. and then other nations that are doubling down what common response can france and germany often dubbed the motor of european unity a rally a continent that's sure to face some major major challe

that we have now caught the post pandemic the economy recovery i think that france and france and germany are not on the same track and if france and germany is not on the same track then it would be very difficult in europe we want to we want to come back to that question just a little bit later but let me go now to dr cmyk because we just heard from daniel cohen bend it that in fact there are many people in france who have a sense that somehow the germans are doing it better we've seen some pretty prizing headlines coming out of france lays out poor croissant you may you know why are they better across the world not only in europe but all over the world it seems that the corona virus is exposing the gaps and deficits in countries health systems and in their economies so what would you say you have seen about what needs to change in france. well what i can say about the difference of 1st of all maybe it will be it is different from counting the dead people because in front of the people and here we are. also are in do it that people are counted else that but in germany if you have it they are there

. >> hello and thanks for joining us here on france 24. i'm claire pryde.he world are unusualing easter in circumstances. many are beingng urged t to stay watch services being live stream the world over, including in paris at notre dame cathedral. is only the third ceremony since notre dame w was ravaged y a fire almost a year ago. >> we will celebrate easter soon celebrate life d

down began early carnival celebrations were canceled in february schools were closed on march 10th a week before france and germany and 10 days before the u.k. people who don't live on the islands aren't allowed to sail there so ferries a traveling light mainly to keep trade alive all this has led to greece having a fatality rate of 9 per 1000000 much lower than the death rates in most european countries sources close to the prime minister say the government knew the national health system couldn't cope with a major outbreak early measures would create a recession but so would a health crisis so the government opted to trigger an early recession calculating that this would save lives and give it a stronger economic recovery but some say there was another goal stemming from greece's decade long economic crisis. crisis and the virus and what we want to show you. can respond to. an expected events and we do so. well we believe that it will turn around and say you know what. i maybe we will get over this image that people at the experiences that they had. so i will be able to attract investment in the futu

one can imagine with the question of slavery, how central it is to france's power at the time, -- how many people are invested in the slave trade in one way or another. many of these military figures are involved, napoleon's own wife was intimately and critically involved. not intellectually critically but in terms of the importance of her family's finances, involved in the slave trade. there are many people who are sort of un critical about slavery or who support it and who promulgated the birth of pseudoscientific racism. at this moment when it can be operationalized in some way to justify the continuation of slavery. so we have officers who are absolutely involved in this and who confirm all of the negative developing stereotypes about people of african descent and why they should continue to be enslaved. on the other hand, this is this other literature about colonial warfare that is very urgent in the past years, it is reckoning with the fact that on the ground people had to work together. the spanish conquistador model of going and conquering other people and forcing their way wa

covert 19 many of them were on the aircraft carrier when it returned to course and truth in on monday france has reported a huge number has jumped from the number of deaths nationwide with 1400 fatalities reported on wednesday. sweden has also reported a shop increase in the number of fatalities it with 170 people reported killed by the virus on wednesday that's up from 114 the previous day so fast we've been has not posted total lockdown compared to other european countries. schools and nurseries have reopened in denmark as it begins to relax its lockdown restrictions it's among the 1st in europe to try a gradual reopening in order to get the economy back on track i'm a parent say it's too soon and it kept the children at home city john reports from copenhagen. a long awaited. principal welcomes back his students after a whole month i have really missed my school and i'm excited to meet my teachers and friends to see them again is a very very big pleasure but much has changed social distancing is still required and parents are no longer allowed to drop off their children inside the school w

now let't's getu some other n news on the program as you can see it here in france is in its third week of- nationwide locked on their increasing numbers of police that are being deployed on the streets to force that is no easy task- trying to make sure the people respecting the ripples of confinement. it's one of the least on well they that just wanted to get some growing technology to give them a helping hand yes i was always. likes. p police on piracy ring s luthor. don't down motor. may true. toto the call. period especially since this weekend would have bebeen the first of the easter holidays. law enforcement officers are issuing fines for those who can't justify that i'm saying. and then sending them straight time. penalties starts at one hundred and thirty five euros per person and two hundred for repeat offenders. the best of them all is that the only way to consistently. also steve peter new solo with the useful. please hold on. in the c. tray station police that she. the entrance. yet some still not clear on the room. this. she ends up with a fine but most travelers here under

positive on france, 1.69 on italy. fairly elevated level versus the rest on spain what you'll be witnessing over 2 million people have been diagnosed after cases doubled over the last two weeks alone. the u.s. and europe remain the epicenter. there has been a rise of imported cases to mainland china that have seen the highest level in five weeks. in america, over 20,000 confirmed cases. >> president trump plan to reopen u.s. economy plans. made his views clear whether it would be individual state orz federal government >> the president of the united states calls the shots if we weren't here for the states, you would have had a problem like you've never seen before we backed them up. we did a job no one ever thought possible >>> astrazeneca will begin a trial whether the drug calquence wi will help. three drug makers are issuing trials julianna, there have been so many announcements from drug companies, what do you hear about the potential of one actually coming to market? >> in terms of the potential, there are certain