philipp: very hard to tell. significant mistakes were made here, and the problem is where this will hurt most, in terms of shale gas in the u.s. -- the geopolitics of the economic impact can be significant. i do not know how you roll back to this. if i think back to the old days, the president of the united states would have dispatched probably the national and immediately to fly to riyadh or russia to deal with this. this is an important piece. whether we have the u.s. leadership that we had in 2008 to sort this out, that is a big question. this is one of the concerns that sits in an overarching way over the whole system right now -- where is the u.s. leadership? one of the defining features in the crisis in 2008. we had a very present, strong, focused leadership team in the u.s. that really coordinated this event both from the government side as well as from the central bank. tom: i am sure we will have comments from the white house today. , there isldebrand a some form of stabilization today. his blackrock wo

philipp: [laughter] make markets happy.n one hand, monetary policy, we need to make sure financial conditions do not tighten. that they create a feedback loop stress on the economy. adding liquidity to the system to make sure in europe there is not too much of a concern. see the european union, we them responding two at the end spreads, they have widened. we probably need to make sure a paymentis is crisis, can turn into a payment crisis. cash flow will be disrupted. we need the proper response from governments and through tax relief and tax holiday, deferred tax. if you have these responses, we can expect a floor under the market. matt: we are looking for it. markets mean to make happy, but to be satisfied. you cannot be happy if you are long in these 20% drops we have witnessed. philipp lisibach, head of global equity strategy, credit suisse is going to stay with us on this risk off day. i want to get the bloomberg first word news. is expected to announce it is moving away from trying to contain the virus and focusing on

after ten days of confinement france's prime minister edodouard philippe extends the country's corona virus you don't sound. also coming up as caretta lars cases soar in the u. s. the house of representatives. residents trina dollar rescue. meanwhile medical teams on the frontline of the outbreak say that increasing strength. and i want to be treated to frustrate former self assembly with the headlines for you this will be that in front as with tell you at same the only full tower at penn hommage this evening people in the country he will move. again the correct. please. medic police said firemen firemen and women if still jazz as well as those who all were in and she that people still bond that to take home with well if tower will let disp the way at massey on project messages in car people to stay at home amid a career of long. as of tonight so vintage at the owls if eight am to eleven pm that towel like help with that messages off. thanks we'll bring thosese images of coursrse that law from at paris all the life tower. i was saying this at to a life out with powerful. encouraging p

prime minister adouard philippe philippe says 40,000 french people are infected.orter: it is all hands on deck as these doctors, soldiers, states the largest evacuation since the start of the outbreak in france. they are evacuating patients in the east of the country. , eight doctorsl and nurses are preparing to twouate to patients -- patients in critical condition to a hospital in bordeaux. >> [speaking french] reporter: transporting these could he clean ill patients is not only a cumbersome task for these doctors, but one that is full of risks. [speaking french] reporter: it is a risk authorities are willing to take in an effort to free up intensive care units in the country's worst hit areas. no expense is being spared with these evacuations as emergency workers use specially adapted planes to transport patients. france is also looking to its helping hand.a the race e is on to findd a vaccine to covid-19. it could take 12 to 18 months before we see anything. epidemiologist is a global advocate of the power of vaccines. he joins me now from geneva. ththe big que

we did not hear from adouard philippe directly.here is a lot of economic crisis, travel ban, problems from airlines. assurances from the government as to how this is going to impact every day, smaller businesses in france, particularly if the country goes into an italy-style lockdown situation. the only problem with authorities, of course, is this weekend, francis holding municipal elections across the country. that obviously provides a number of charges in terms of a large number of people attending polling stations, etc. the parties say these are must go ahead, the party cannot be put in quarantine. >> the show must go on. there has been talked of the coronavirus reaching epidemic status here in france. if that something that can be announced later by m macron? we are expecting an address by the president at 8:00 p.m. local time. chris: perhaps, yes. it seems the french press are looking to address the french people directly for the first time over the coronavirus. not a lot in recent days as to when there might be a change in ap

pope franciss has accepted the resigngnation of the archbishop of lille philippe abobout about hott has been caught up in a frenchch sex abuse case convictd of failing to report a paedophihile priests in his diocese. hisis convictionn was overerrned in january but t the pope s still granted the powerfl cacatholic leader's resignation charlie james has s the latest. exactly one yearr after receiving the initial request pope francis has granted french cardinal philippe barbarin was resignation. struggle to new rules for all of us this resignation comes as no surpririse. he announced it renounced it. but for all that we feel that we are living a very important moment in the diocese. of pages being turned. the pope had first refused barbara's request pending the outcome of an appeal of his conviction for failing to report a peta filed priest. last march by brown was found guilty of not reporting for non pay now who abused dozens of boy scouts in the nineteen eighties and nineties. after that ruling he announced he would offer his resignation. on the one on one will stop it from there regara

that has a huge potential to back fire in light of what philippe said.look at joe biden and bernie sanders talking about health care, they're also going to have to talk about what they see the economy going. and bernie sanders wants about $50 trillion in new spending. i think that will be a sore spot for him. for the president, this is horrible news. he doesn't have the rallies. he can't talk to the public the way -- or his people the way he likes to and he's getting critiqued for direct communication with the public. he is not a settling figure. i think i heard you earlier today say you could almost hear whispers on the trading floor yesterday when he spoke and then all of a sudden it got cooking again because they didn't hear enough of what he said. i think that is very dangerous to the president's re-election situation. >> mark, let me turn to you lastly. let me give you the lay of the land. i was in florida ahead of super tuesday. mike bloomberg was trying to make the coronavirus the thing on which he was running. he said, this is coming, i've manage

actually joined in and said hey they're doing it everywhere philippe is here in brussels and they he shared what he was saying when he tried to search for corona virus is the good that social media platforms are doing just very briefly yeah i mean they've they've really stepped up in the last couple of weeks in terms of and you know for longer than that and terms of how they're responding and how they're protecting their users i would say that that's in contrast to a lot of the measures that they and different ones have brought in before when it comes to political misinformation which we know the last 6 months we've seen in various different situations over the recent years there's been all kinds of political misinformation but i think here there are. there is a real risk of harm people in the dark even to die if you get it right and i understand we promised our audience on the stream that we're not only mistrustfully it's their questions doesn't mean this one is great it's been coming as we've been talking so j.d. says it's correct to say that black people are less likely to contact

prime minister edouard philippe has ordered bars, clubs, cafes a nd restau ra nts, cinemas and most shopso close. as many people as possible are being asked to work from home while schools will close from monday until further notice. the united states has added britain and ireland to its flight ban on european countries as it tries to limit the spread of covid—19. vice—president mike pence says internal travel restrictions are being considered. president trump has tested negative for the virus. to climate change now, and a warning that efforts to tackle the issue by simply planting trees may not be the answer. scientist are warning that the rush by governments and businesses to create new forests could easily go wrong. our science editor david shukman reports. a forest in staffordshire transformed into hi—tech laboratory. researchers who are investigating how trees use carbon. and it's difficult to find out. in an unusual experiment, extra carbon dioxide is piped to the trees to create the kind of atmospheric conditions expected in the middle of the century. and instruments matter how the

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kron four's philippe djegal reports from the east bay... where store shelves are mostly empty. (vicki) tonight doctors say another way you can help avoid the spread of the coronavirus is to clean your phone regularly. doctors say that people should clean their smart phones as often as they wash their hands. smart phones can carry thousands of germs and not cleaning them could off-set the effects of washing your hands all the time. they also say that alcohol wipes are the best way to keep your phone clean. lawrence (vicki) for your money tonight- the federal government reports the u-s economy added 273-thousand jobs in february- and that's far more than economists had predicted. leading the gains were new jobs in health care and social assistance, food services and government. meanwhile, the unemployment rate fell back to the historic low three-and- a-half percent. the jobs survey was taken in the middle of february -- before coronavirus concerns shook corporate america. many expect the march report will reflect the damage the virus has done on business activity. (catherine) we

he organized the home and where the children go to school, all made by prince philippe.full of energy and all his world became circumscribed. he did itch for a bit of freedom. he let off steam by going to the thursday club, in soho, the red-light district of london. the thursday club is fromtly male lunching club. it was a place where prince philippe felt he could escape and let his hair down in private. a lot of drink drunk and a lot of dirty jokes told and a general air of disa-luteness. >> tune in tonight at 10:00 here on cnn. we'll be right back. this commute's been pretty rough, huh? it's great actually, i've been listening to audible. it's audiobooks, news, meditations... gotta go! ♪ ♪ hey! you know, i do think it's weird you've started commuting when you work from home. i'll be in my office. download audible and start every day off right. oh no, here comes gthe neighbor probably to brag about how amazing his xfinity customer service is. i'm mike, i'm so busy. good thing xfinity has two-hour appointment windows. they have night and weekend appointments too. he's he

spanish king philippe the 6th has renounced any future personal inheritance he could receive from his father the decision was made after accusations of financial irregularities that involved the former monarch one carlos the 1st. an explosion near an oil pipeline in nigeria has killed at least 17 people it happened in lagos where injured more than 60 people those were the headlines and back with more news here on al-jazeera in half an hour ocean's monopoly continues to stay with us. for millenia the oceans lay outside the dominion of man. as state's influence extended only 3 nautical miles from the coast a little further than a cannonball could travel but stand humans discovered the ocean floor. and 3rd largest land grab in won't history began. in the unit. i'm tom apply and i'm in the bedroom of rodeo should the no for line take twice i've sold it twice in small yards and also crossed in a bottle bug in the unit. to meet with him when i lived on rockaway in this some people call a survival capsule i 1 call it a wooden box it's a house like this is my house this is a one man house i l

prime minister edouard philippe says the country could be under quarantine for several more weeks. speaking french] who do notr those follow the rules have more than tripled. local curfews, authorities have already decided to put them in place. the prime minister said he does not want a national curfew but says it t may be necessary in te future. local authorities have been told to initiate emergency plans to look after vulnerable people. speaking french] >> the government has also announced the anti-malloy area roquinine willg chlo not be made available to the public until more testing has been done. reported aaly has second daily drop in cases. the country has now seen its daily fatalities come down from 700 93 on saturday to 651 on sunday and now 600 one on monday. the number of concerned kroner -- coronavirus cases in germany has raised within one day. the number of infections increasing to 27,000. a total of 114 peoplele have di. a warning fromm thehe authoritis in china -- a second wave coming of infections there a as a 78 nw cases have b been reported. the vast majority are

. >> reporter: that's why actresses like busy philipps are speaking out sharing her own abortion story >> we're at a critical moment in government, truly. the question becomes, are we going to uphold the law? are we just going to throw everything out? we have to believe women. we have to trust women. >> reporter: it's a belief shared bit hope medical group's staff. >> i plan to eat lots of chocolate tonight for energy. we'll need it tomorrow. >> reporter: back home in louisiana they rally morale for the road ahead. >> this is to hope, the women we serve, the center for reproductive rights. >> reporter: this small group at the epicenter of a big fight reminding themselves of what matters most. >> what we need to do is concentrate on the here and now, take care of the patients currently in our care and make sure they have everything they need and really hope for the best. >> the supreme court won't hand down its decision until june. >> reporter: up next, laughing out loud, why the crowd can't get enough of the head-turning comic. i have moderate to severe pnow, there's skyrizi. ♪ things

he is failing. >> philippe, and shermichael singleton, gentlemen, thank you for helping me enforce the new full suits on sunday. >> we coordinate in the makeup room. >> we did. >> ume sure there's a basket with cutup ties. thank you both very much much appreciated. >>> a florida woman faces charges after admitting she filed documents to switch voters' party affiliations without their knowledge. sheryl a. hall worked for florida first, who works for president trump. had he uncovered 119 falsified documents. at least six of them enrolled democratic and independents as republicans. they charged her with false voter information. that nearly never happens to most voters, even in my home state of florida. but waiting in long lines does. especially in my home state of florida. how long will it take for this tuesday's democratic primaries? six states will cast ballots one week after super tuesday, propel joe biden in the lead, and you can be sure no one wants to go through from voters in california to texas went through, waiting as long as six hours. >> sitting out here for five hours. >> this

prime minister edouard philippe has ordered bars, clubs, cafes a nd restau ra nts, cinemas and most shopse. as many people as possible are being asked to work from home while schools will close from monday until further notice. the united states has added britain and ireland to its flight ban on european countries as it tries to limit the spread of covid—19. vice president mike pence says internal travel restrictions are being considered. president trump has tested negative for the virus. now it's time for the travel show. hello, and welcome to the travel show. now, this week i am in the maldives looking back at our best bits from the past few months. now, we have had an astonishing year so far, from mike's trip to an amish holiday resort, to the time when rajan explored an ancient newly discovered tunnel underjerusalem, and let us not forget my time here in maldives where i came to find out what they are doing to protect the local marine life. but let's start with a little glimpse into the future, when lucy descended into a space centre, built deep inside a spanish cave system. since hg

prime minister edouard philippe has ordered bars, clubs, cafes a nd restau ra nts, cinemas and most shopso close. as many people as possible are being asked to work from home while schools will close from monday until further notice. the united states has added britain and ireland to its flight ban on european countries as it tries to limit the spread of covid 19. vice president mike pence says internal travel restrictions are being considered. president trump has tested negative for the virus. to climate change now, and a warning that efforts to tackle the issue by simply planting trees may not be the answer. scientists are warning that the rush by governments and businesses to create new forests could easily go wrong. our science editor david shukman reports a forest in staffordshire transformed into hi—tech laboratory. researchers who are investigating how trees use carbon. and it's difficult to find out. in an unusual experiment, extra carbon dioxide is piped to the trees to create the kind of atmospheric conditions expected in the middle of the century. and instruments matter how the

after ten days of confinement france's prime minister edodouard philippe extends the country's corona virus you don't sound. also coming up as caretta lars cases soar in the u. s. the house of representatives. residents trina dollar rescue. meanwhile medical teams on the frontline of the outbreak say that increasing strength. and i want to be

male clinic will see in 1950 staff members doctor edward candle a laboratory scientist and doctor philippe hands, a clinical rheumatologist work together on the invention and clinical use of cortisone a drug that many of us know now, they receive the nobel prize, a classic example from a bridge of discovering something and a lap to applying it to the care of patients. of course the word came to mail clinic by a text message, not the way you would get a text message on your phone, but by a western union telegram announcing that. they were showed team base in their philosophy that they used part of their prize money for the nobel award, and they gave it to their laboratory and clinical assistance one of their assistants was a franciscan sister. with her vow of poverty she could not accept the financial recognition, so they found a way to deal with. that they said sister, that is just fine, we will send you on a trip to europe, and you can meet the pope. so they always found ways to contribute and give back to others. other artifacts. and early telephone. we always love technology, here at ma

i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything. >>> the coronavirus is not the first pandemic toh across the globe. the human race and modern society have managed to survive them all, so far. jeff glor has this story. >> the scientific criteria for an influenza pandemic have been met. >> reporter: the most recent pandemic before this was the 2009 flu called h1n1 or swine flu. >> further spread is considered inevitable. >> reporter: as many of us remember, it led to a chaotic scramble to vaccinate the most vulnerable, those over 65, under the age of 5, and pregnant women. >> i don't want anybody to be alarmed but i do want everybody to be prepared. >> reporter: before it tapered off in the spring of 2010, h1n1 infected between 10% and 20% of the world's population, and killed up to 575,000. a decade before h1n1. the world health organization issued its first pandemic plans in 1999. that was five years after richard preston's chilling international best seller "the hot zone" which detailed the origins of two terrifying central african diseases, including ebola. >> you got 19 dead.

spain's king philippe has stripped his father former king juan carlos of his annual stipend form the royal households the move follows an age to financial irregularities involving the former monarch the current king has also renounced any personal inheritance from his father. this is developing news from berlin for more follow us on twitter or visit our website that's d.w. dot com. you're watching t w news live from berlin coming up next our technology show shift i'll be back at the top of the hour don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website e.w. dot com thanks for watching. good. for him writing is an act of liberation. for a novelist it's a tremendous to him some of the other in all of our lives in our characters was something going on that's maybe obvious except if they don't notice the artist told them the irish writer an exclusive interview aren't 21. question what do you get when you start 35 columns of concrete blocks that form a 120 meter high tower or. under crimea has 6 arms on it the answer battery. tower enables the storage

i'm busy philipps, and i'm fearless to face anything.r new worlds discover what's good - pantene nutrient blends ♪ >>> it's time for #goodnewstues. zohreen, we need it. >> we really do. with so many somber headlines we're taking a moment to sift through some of the silver linings. our own will ganss, we might as well call you our silver linings correspondent. >> i'll take it. good morning, guys. it's so easy to get bogged down by the doom and gloom of these scary and stressful times. but we've rounded up silver linings to remind you everything's going to be all right. including a pair of penguins i can't wait for you guys to meet. in a time of social distancing, americans are coming together. at least emotionally. to lift one another up. ♪ happy birthday >> reporter: keith urban and backup dancer/wife nicole kidman are playing a concert on instagram live for fans stuck inside. ♪ chick-fil-a delivering 350 meals to hospital workers in washington state. this chicago couple devastated after canceling their 200-person dream wedding getting t

designed philippe starck from france presented the chair ai in milan. it was developed with the help of artificial intelligence. humans create division the software grinds out hundreds of designs even the final product ai as an extension of the imagination. of film science fiction starring david hasselhoff the story all generated by computer programs by hundreds of screenplays. with. the dialogue and content may not always make sense. there is more than just infinite monkeys typing of course. thank. you. but then people don't always create masterpieces either. the. music the ai system or eventually stop it going on and endless metal live stream on you tube the ai plays around the clock. humanisation is can't do that but what really is the point. of quick reaction bethlehem dessie to what you just saw there what scares me at least. is the data especially the creativity that comes from the machines i feel like it's especially one sided right from global point of view when you see it specially when you come from from africa there's not a lot of. creative d

brent: that was jan-philipp scholz reporting. researchers in the united states have begun testing a pototential coronavirus back seen on volunteers. four people received the injections. healthy individuals will receive two very dosages among the part while scientists check for side effects and the impact on their immune systems. even if the trials a successful, a vaccine is unlikely to be available for at least a year. the world health organization has praised china for itws effort-- its efforts to contain covid-19, but are countries in europe doing enough? here''s a spokesman for ththe w. >> this is an interesting developmenent. just a fewew weeks to go--a few weekss a ago, people werere criticizing all over europe thte ststrong measurein chihina, a ae who was praising, but not only the ststrong measusures, mainlne ststng working o on testing and treating and tracingng every patient. it is a combination n of efforts which are important. it is the comprehensive approach of trying to limit any further options for human spread and

in france, which has seen close to 2,000 deaths, the prime minister, edouard philippe, warned the "battlening". in a moment we will have the latest from germany, but first let's go to spain. graham keeley is a journalist based in madrid and the correspondent for the independent newspaper. what is the latest air on government restrictions on people? movements? today, the government will approve these new restrictions and they will come into force from tomorrow. they will mean that nonessential workers, people are construction workers, postal workers, people working on production lines which don't relate to the epidemic, for instance car workers, some opticians and even people running shops that are not related to food, they will not be allowed to go to work for the next two weeks and will have to stay at home. in terms of the number of fatalities there, spain like italy is suffering particularly badly. is there any sense in spain as to whether the country is approaching the peak of the virus in terms of how much damage it is doing? the government is saying they are cheered to some extent b

edouard philippe warned that the situation was putting the entire health care system under enormous pressuren the country's east, but has spread to the paris region and beyond. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's programme. the british prime minister and his health secretary have tested positive for coronavirus. how will this affect their government's response? pakistan has about 1000 confirmed cases and eight deaths from the coronavirus. people in the country have been urged to stay at home to avoid the spread of the pandemic, but unlike other muslim countries, the government didn't order an end to friday prayer gatherings at mosques. secunder kermani is our correspondent in islamabad. despite the threat of coronavirus and despite the heavy rain, a number of people have turned up to perform friday prayers though many of them are wearing masks. elsewhere in pakistan it is a bit of a mixed picture. in two provinces, congregational prayers have been banned in effect with only up to five people being allowed to take part in them, other public gatherings are banned

french prime minister, edouard philippe, has said he'll use a special parliamentary measure to pass intosed reforms to the pension system. the reforms have prompted nearly three months of strikes and protests. opposition deputies tried to block the bill's passage through the national assembly by tabling more than 40,000 amendments — a move which the president's supporters called a deliberate strategy of obstruction. there is no evil, a film by the iranian director mohammed rasoulof, has won this years top prize at the berlin film festival. the film, made up of four stories, explores how individualfreedom can be expressed under an authoritarian regime. the director is currently banned from travelling by the iranian authorities. mr rasoulof is banned from travelling by the iranian authorities and was unable to collect the award in person. to the democratic race to take on donald trump in the 2020 election. former vice presidentjoe biden has a lot riding on the critical primary in south carolina. in order to stay competitive in this race he is counting on a resounding win — and particularly

and what philippe has been saying in the past few hours. the government will ask the parliament. to give us the means necessary to be able to deal with emergency messages that we arranged in a given in the. u. helpful aspect of. hi cisco issuing a going back on the- state of emergency law from nineteen. when creating new form of. health in. it does. way of us laying down at the legal framework legal framework on which we will be a able to makeke decisions to be able to deal with this crisis. now as of noon local time on tuesday those living on french soil on now only allowed to o venture ot to b buy supplies v visit a pharmacy or doctor. help loved ones or do some exercise b but they need to fill in a special documents each time. they close the front door from twenty fourth conference norris trends it's been taking. a closer look at the situation in one corner of the french capital. and this is her report from that. this is usually one of the most bustling and busy neighborhoods of paris belleville. in the northeast of the french capital in usually the streets around me are absol

spain's king philippe has stripped his father former monarch one carlos of his annual allowances from the royal household the move follows a list of financial irregularities involving the former king the current monarch has also announced any personal inheritance he could receive from his heart or. german tourism joint to e has announced it was suspending the bulk of its operations due to the corona virus outbreak the company employs $70000.00 worldwide to reconfirm the measures which affect its package travel crews and hotel businesses did the us president donald trump tried to buy a german company leading the race for a coronavirus vaccine but lynn has reacted angrily to reports that trump offered by a pharma company q of back 1000000000 dollars to develop a vaccine exclusively for the united states foreign minister that berlin could not allow others exclusive rights to german research economy minister peter altmire was blunt to germany he said is not for sale. searching for a breakthrough to secure back a lab in southwest germany hopes to be the 1st in the race to develop a vaccine

prime minister edouard philippe has ordered bars, clubs, cafes a nd restau ra nts, cinemas and most shopso close. as many people as possible are being asked to work from home while schools will close from monday until further notice. the world's largest airline by passenger volume, american airlines is to cut three quarters of its international flights because of the downturn caused by coronavirus. the reduction will begin on monday and continue until may 6th. american airlines says the changes will mean parking almost its entire widebody fleet. this week, keeping our devices coronavirus free. the mobile phone app hoping to help more survive snakebites. and this eagerly anticipated video game is here — but don't expect to see it on an actual screen in 1998, the release of first person shooter half—life sent a seismic shock across the world of video games. in 1998, the release of first person shooter half—life sent a seismic shock across the world of video games. it featured cinematic storytelling, taut action sequences and some of the creepiest bad guys ever to grace a videogame. well, le

in france, which has seen close to 2,000 deaths, the prime minister, edouard philippe, warned the "battler sends a letter to every household in the uk urging people to stay at home and warning that the coronavirus crisis will get worse before it gets better. emergency food parcels are being delivered to the most vulnerable people in england who aren't allowed to leave their homes. president trump decides n0 quarantine for new york but says tough new travel restrictions will be brought in — sparking confusion in the state. as we've been hearing, borisjohnson has warned that the uk government will not hesitate to bring in tougher measures, if needed, to slow the spread of the coronavirus. the uk prime minister has written to every household, urging people to stay at home to save lives. let's speak to our political correspondent helen catt, who is in westminster. tell us more about what is in the latter from the prime minister and why he has decided to send it to every household in the country. yes, it is going to 30 million households. this morning is that things will get worse before it ge

spain's king philippe has stripped his father former king juan carlos of his annual stipend from the royal household the move follows alleged financial irregularities involving a former monarch the current king is also renounced any personal inheritance from his father. this is news from berlin for more you can follow us on twitter or visit our website w dot com. and how are people coping with the prospect of having to spend time in isolation people in italy have been trying to keep up morale by singing with their neighbors from the safety of their balconies one tenor in florence has been serenading a street for the last few days will leave you now with some of his music. oh he always told. her oh you vote. tomorrow same this further share of the no no lol. lol lol. lol 6. more on. the fields hard work done by hand. saving the whole me around the dominican republic. the sensitive ecosystem is under threat from the tourism i am from pollution a. commission servatius project aims to save the delicate coral because the reefs are an important ally down to level 3000. next on d.w.p. . eac

the development comes hours after prime minister edouard philippe said that. lays and restrictions e even further amog those measures citizens would only be able to exercise once a day within one kilometer of the home france currently has the fifth highest number of deaths from kevin nineteen globally as well take a listen to the french health minister but if you have a home speaking. at a- and that. this week. twenty mobility conditions seek a suddenly competitive we deal i think chris is your typical female but that don't have to do to do it. before but that's about it ask a question. mode you would like counsel them several. a protected police just got in. between what they ended the sunken she's meant. offered on the sofa. quotable how difficult involved could also get a cool but it didn't. come across it across dubai's local female into focus your- political say. don't you do what you think you do ha. now his phone twenty four james andrea reporting from the- eerily quiet streets of the capital paris. this is probablyy one of paris's most iconic views the

prime minister edouard philippe has ordered bars, clubs, cafes a nd restau ra nts, cinemas and most shopshools will close from monday until further notice. the world's largest airline by passenger volume, american airlines, is to cut three quarters of its international flights because of the downturn caused by coronavirus. the reduction will begin on monday and continue until may—the—sixth. american says the changes will mean parking almost its entire widebody fleet. now it's time for a look back at the week in parliament.

to handle the crisis in regards to those shortages we have heard from the french prime minister philippe requisitions have been made and requested be made to manufacture some researches to come up with new prototypes for things such as mosques this is more of what he had to say because of all see we have asked the ministry of the economy and the ministry of defense to find alternatives more precisely to engage in the wide range of industrial activity to some research either to multiply the production lines or to come up with alternatives disposable or usable well another accusation from the medics told us about was the lack of testing. they think that this is a problematic no fault isn't the only country that's been experiencing shortages for the kids to test for the many of the countries experiencing the same shortages that the other medical supplies as well we've been hearing about this over the past few weeks and that is why the current health minister says that it's just not possible to test. today we don't test automatically so far we made the choice like most countries and as per t

prime minister edouard philippe says non—essential public places will shut from midnight, including cafesstaurants, cinemas and most shops. as many people as possible are being asked to work from home. the united states is tightening its travel restrictions as it tries to limit the spread of covid—19. a flight ban on europe's schengen travel zone has been extended to cover britain and ireland, while vice—president mike pence has said that internal travel restrictions are being considered. now on bbc news, it's time for dateline. hello, and welcome to dateline london. i'm carrie gracie. this week, the new coronavirus is now a pandemic, and its epicentre has moved from china to europe. people are dying in large numbers — in italy of course, but as infections soar, now in spain and france too. beyond europe, other countries are also in big trouble — iran still, but also the united states. africa and south america are now seeing a scattering of cases. and with many governments moving to close borders and ban mass gatherings, the global economy is at risk. my guests today: iain martin of the t

prime minister edouard philippe has ordered bars, clubs, cafes a nd restau ra nts, cinemas and most shopsm monday until further notice. the united states has added britain and ireland to its flight ban on european countries as it tries to limit the spread of covid—19. vice—president mike pence says internal travel restrictions are being considered.

edward philippe listed what those are, they are basically all forms of entertainment, cafe is, bars,n and places of worship will be open but not for ceremonies. everything is shutting, apart from essential shops, nonessential shops will have to shut so shoe shops, i presume close shops, food shops will remain open, pharmacies will remain open, petrol stations will remain open, petrol stations will remain open, banks will remain open but apart from that, just about everything else is going to be shot. it is an enormous change and a reflection of what seems to be growing alarm in the government, because the prime minister said there was evidence it was spreading much more quickly than had been hoped and that people were not following the government advice and edges when it came to a meeting together —— urgings. it has been a change of behaviour, and people have been much more focused on the issue in the last three or four days but it is true up until then and even now up to a point, there is an instinct to be a bit lax diesel —— laxity zeal about it all and this will be a prod to peopl

also making a greater effort to promote social distancing in france french prime minister edward philippe announced the closure of all non-essential businesses and locations including restaurants cafes cinemas and clubs spanish authorities are taking similar measures as the number of confirmed cases in the country jumped to 8000 with nearly 300 deaths of course in the situation stores like supermarkets and pharmacies will remain open here in the u.s. cities across the country are taking various levels of precautions the governors of new york new jersey and connecticut have called on bars restaurants and movie theaters as well to close several other states have made similar measures including massachusetts and washington. and in the midst of the coronavirus essentially causing the u.s. and other countries to grind to a halt there are enormous questions looming about how many cases will their ultimate lee be how willing will all of this go on and in the short term where will we be struck next and how bad will it be in those areas currently there are 2 companies that are using a artificial i

prime minister edouard philippe says non—essential public places will shut from midnight, including cafes work from home. the united states is tightening its travel restrictions as it tries to limit the spread of covid—19. a flight ban on europe's schengen travel zone has been extended to cover britain and ireland, while vice—president mike pence has said that internal travel restrictions are being considered.

prime minister edouard philippe has ordered bars, clubs, cafes a nd restau ra nts, cinemas and most shopso close. as many people as possible are being asked to work from home while schools will close from monday until further notice. the world's largest airline by passenger volume, american airlines, is to cut three quarters of its international flights because of the downturn caused by coronavirus. the reduction will begin on monday and continue until may—the—sixth. american says the changes will mean parking almost its entire widebody fleet. now it's time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello and welcome to the week in parliament, where the government steps up moves to tackle the coronavirus. and the chancellor unveils a £12 billion fund to deal with the fallout. whether it's millions of pounds or billions of pounds, whatever it needs, whatever it costs, we stand behind our nhs. it's going to be much tougher because of the last ten years of deeply damaging and counterproductive cuts to all of our essential public services. we hear from the first woman to chair the budget stat