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hi stefan so it was sarcastic in other words that the president was only joking how credible is that. well if you ask political observers here and lots of experts and a lot of colleagues actually who were in the room yesterday at the briefing and who are now watching that footage you just are we just showed they're saying there was nothing or sarcastic about it and that's the president trying to pedaling back peddle back his comments. and there's where we are now and now it's sarcasm yesterday that didn't sound like sarcasm at all and if you would have the chance to see how dr deborah brink's one of the experts in this briefing yesterday reacted when the president looked at her and made those comments she was really really clearly uncomfortable and that is exactly what not only a lot of journalists network c.n.n. the public the press is but also many experts are very very comfortable with what the president has done promoting to ingest or or inject disinfectants or cleaning solutions or u.v. light inside the body to fight covert 19 and the coronavirus that's clearly not sitting well w

pulling a correspondent jeff once a month he's on the story boards in washington good evening to you stefan so we've got the u.s. now topping the $1000000.00 mark it makes up one 3rd of all confirmed coronavirus cases in the world people around the world when they see that number they ask why has the u.s. been hit so hard. and i wish i could give a easy and very comprehensive and non-complex solid answer on this this is not easy and it's not. not complex to the contrary but basically it is because the u.s. government has in the beginning the trumpet insulation has slept through this or has actually denied it to be a crisis or potential crisis you heard the sound bites from president trump saying this will all go away by itself and in the beginning he was actually criticized for downplaying under playing the potential threats of this crisis and now we're in the middle of it as you said 1000000 cases in the u.s. and growing this is not the end this we're still in the middle of this and the problem is now that the hospitals are not overwhelmed anymore and have enough ventilators but what about te

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so. in washington stefan thank you. or could the coronavirus pandemic be a chance to save the planet from climate change that was the question up for debate on tuesday as germany and britain hosted this year's online version of the petersburg climate dialogue german chancellor angela merkel says that climate protection has to be considered as part of the economic stimulus programs that governments are launching to help industries recover from the pandemic well in zoo is back in business from today climate activists fear that because of the corona crisis politicians may play increasingly hard to get on that climate goals addressing the 1st virtual pieces about climate dialogue. machall came out in favor of the use ambitious climate goals despite the crisis. well as a vision to go but the thing it will be all the more important to firmly consider climate protection when we agree stimulus packages. we must ensure that we're not saving money on climate change now but invest in in future oriented technologies and we must not

states or washington correspondent jeff on is on the story for us going to need to use stefan what have you seen so far today as you made your way from your home to the office did you see people observing social distancing did you see people or any people wearing face masks. or hindoo see this is quite the regular picture which presents itself to you if you make your way to work people the streets are deserted there's queues lines in front of some store supermarkets. of social distancing 6 feet of pod people standing around the block to get a chance to go shopping people wear masks people wear glasses but this is washington d.c. as we just have seen all over the country florida california georgia now to pack beaches parks even new york central park was quite busy compared to this weekend compared to other times in the previous week so states are loosening some saints loosening restrictions and people are only too happy to enjoy their new old new freedom it seems like you know we saw a lot of that this weekend here in berlin as well you know here in the europe especially germany stefan worries are g

stefan flores, thank you so much. much appreciated. stay safe and healthy. >>> to the white house now. kelly o'donnell. with a good morning to you, my friend. the president addressed this ending the lockdown as the deadline for easing restrictions approaches. what are the terms of the details he's sighing on that >> reporter: good morning, alex. president trump acknowledges that the decision to reboot business life in america and get people out of their homes is the most consequential call he will ever to to meet in office. the president promised to be guided by science. >> i will certainly listen. i will certainly listen. >> reporter: while also relying on instinct. >> the metrics is right here. that is my metrics. >> reporter: bearing the heavy responsibility of when and how to lift social distancing restrictions set to expire april 30th. >> i'm going to have to make a decision, and i only hope to god it's the right decision. i would say without question it's the biggest decision i have ever had to make. >> reporter: a new cbs news p

president to be taken more serious by maybe experts and probably also the public so plenty of reactions there across the board stefan now for trump it does seem to be all about the campaign trail i think it's safe to say that but what are actually one of the polls showing us about his approval ratings at the moment. yeah probably that is seems to be the case this daily occurrence of the president. at the task force coronavirus white house task force presser is a campaign style based to serve syndicated to his clientele to his base to his supporters and he is in dire need to do this because his approval ratings are down and as i just mentioned there is really a decreasing trust within the public and across all. lines of the political spectrum in how he handles the coronavirus crisis slash what he says as he briefed yesterday the problem for the republican national congress the republican party and for trump is the independents the non undecided voters if they do not believe the president and do not go to the polls polls to vote for him he cannot win in november stephanie moans in washington thank you well here's a lo

stefan storm c.e.o. frizzy news thank you so much for your time and our all the best to you and certainly for your medical staff in the coming days and weeks thank you stay healthy. and now let's get some more answers to your questions remember that you can keep them coming in on you tube on facebook and twitter or via e-mail the science journalist derrick williams stands ready to provide some answers. was germany better prepared for the pandemic than other countries. ringback throughout this pandemic the number of fatalities in germany has remained remarkably lower than that and other countries only between one and 2 percent of the people who tested positive for covert 19 here have so far died from the disease that's a lower case fatality rate than almost any other country tenser the question germany appears to have been better prepared than many other countries in one key way the number of acute care beds here is very high there are more than twice as many of them per capita as there are and european neighbors like france or italy i don't think any country was really well prepared for a covert 19 but ge

so it's your database washington correspondent stephan simmons welcome stefan was this expected. yes and no yes it was expected that it comes at some point and furthermore it was hoped for that comes rather earlier than later. mr sanders took the lay there evan you but did it still early enough for heavyweight democrats now to be able to really behind joe biden and this is going to happen for sure the clintons bill clinton hillary clinton the obama and many many other heavyweight democrats democrats will now come out of the woodwork and are free and able to throw their weight behind a biden campaign that wasn't possible before so i think democrats are largely relief that banner's bernie sanders took this action today he seemed to start so well but then seem to run out of steam why. well he couldn't capitalize on the african-american democratic vote he couldn't have the lies on h. and older democrats they were failing from the. start convinced that the electability of bernie sanders who wasn't there. he wasn't the one they thought who can beat donald trump joe biden on the other h

stefan storm c.e.o. frizzy news thank you so much for your time and all the best to you and certainly for your medical staff in the coming days and weeks thank you stay healthy. and now let's get some more answers to your questions remember that you can keep them coming in on you tube on facebook and twitter or via e-mail the science journalist deron williams stands ready to provide some answers. was germany better prepared for the pandemic than other countries. throughout this pandemic the number of fatalities in germany has remained remarkably lower than that and other countries only between one and 2 percent of the people who tested positive for covert 19 here have so far died from the disease that's a lower case fatality rate than almost any other country tenser the question germany appears to have been better prepared than many other countries in one key way the number of acute care beds here is very high there are more than twice as many of them per capita as there are in european neighbors like france or italy i don't think any country was really well prepared for a covert 19 but germany's reaction t

in total around 7300 kilometers and stefan horse has only travelled a fraction of them so far. alongside exhibitions he also organizes regular cleanup events 7 cities are taking part in this one like oberhausen on a tributary of the rhine. you have to look closely i pull out pieces of plastic all over the place to look just like the stones my boats already full of people. he's joined by new volunteers at every new stretch with nothing it's a tie it was here around 60 cleena opposite on the water and the river bank. because i think it makes total sense to not just collect waste from the rivers thought but also from the landscape around them. and i stop that i think it's important to realize that this is not just happening in the caribbean or where i be aware that it starts here with us i'm saying this. after just 2 hours they've gathered around 2000 liters of garbage. stephanie halasz needs as many fellow campaigners as he can get because that's plenty of work to do. but he's happy to have come this much closer to his goal of clean water waves. while they were it could elect him

they're going to get over it but that's where the shepherds pride comes into it so you have to get the job done. normally stefan back or would make the climb to the lodge alone he makes up to 3 trips a day. to. base camp and study smoke of it he packs all the supplies onto his back frame that people will meet high in the mountains. for the view. he can heave up to 100 kilos on to his shoulders. and was it every time no bottle of the strength comes from inside from the mind but mainly from the hot. in summer as in winter the sherpas keep the lodges of the high touch are supplied and open to serve hikers and mountaineers the region's flora and fauna are unique in europe. so i was at everest or thought so also just to give the strength of it out a bit but it's great to be out all day makes around this part of nature. or you can't do this job if you don't love nature there are what we do involves a sense of all ecological responsibility but only because we carry the supplies up to the lodges can they be maintained without roads or cable cars or even helicopters. sometimes when the lodges are short handed it's part

all right, linda, just a few minutes left so let's raise through the last few questions. stefanthat you can catch the virus through touching your eyes, if you wear contact lenses could they protect them? that is an interesting question but, no, lenses that will not protect your eyes. the error of the eye is unaffected in terms of what we know about the virus transmission. so definitely contact lenses are not protection but if people need those corrective lenses they should continue to wear them. opticians have got some great advice, optometrists. so continue to wear your lenses, make sure you are cleaning them in the normal way. the point i made about sanitiser earlier, you wouldn't want to use it and touch your eyes because the alcohol will sting so use your lenses as normal, clean them properly and wash your hands. they won't protect your eyes. philippa, gp in north—west london, this is from myra. is it possible that some people are naturally immune to this disease? must we have it to build up immunity? what is far more likely is that somebody has handed a symptomatically with

so strong. that i'm not going to go on fighting like hundreds of other applicants stefan can do for now is why. now for decades people have been fleeing from afghanistan a country tormented by the taliban until recently they tended to seek refuge in neighboring iran but the economic crisis has prompted a growing number of afghans to try and make their way into the instant turkish province a very however as madison attorney himself an afghan refugee showed us in deep mid-winter the journey can be treacherous or even tragic. this is turkey's eastern province a fan bordering the iran it seen heavy snowfall in recent months almost daily afghan asylum seekers try illegally to cross over from iran into turkey here but they're often tragic stories rarely make the news. we're meeting much diesel tunney who managed to flee afghanistan 4 years ago and now lives in turkey today he's on a voluntary basis helping other afghans who have fled here as well he shows us a local cemetery he recently discovered this is where many asylum seekers lie buried who died in their attempt to reach safety most are afghans.

democratic nomination will not be successful and so today i am announcing with the spread of my campaign let's bring in our correspondent in washington stefan simone stefan how surprising is sunday's decision. not really surprising actually everybody had the bets out when this is coming it was necessary that he did this he couldn't do he couldn't get the numbers right that it's all coming down to math even if there were any primaries right now and even if he won would have won a few and they are no primaries to the coronavirus presence in the u.s. as you all know but if they were. and he would have won he wouldn't have the numbers anymore to really challenge joe biden and i think he came to this conclusion to now important why because the timing is the most important here with him dropping out of the race now the democrats can throw all the weight of support behind joe biden that means the clinton sellery clinton bill clinton the obama can now speak out come out and support and campaign if they want to and if they're asked to for joe biden and if necessary and that is the most important thing resulting out of this decision from bernie sande

the last fivive years e much -- see so much devastation of the nature, i wonder what what i see in 50 years from now? i see this as a collective suicidide. >> stefanas one thing to change. hehe is the youngest mayor in te country. the social demo screw -- the social democrat is out campaigning for his party even if upcoming elections were processed -- were postponed because of the coronavirus. to try to boost the economy of the district, he launched a card for his citizens to obtain discounts a year ago. despite the lack of customers, the shopkeeper appreciates the dynamism of her mayor because she is sorry toto see young peoe sesert the country, often tired of the power of political parties. [speaking foreign language] >> afterwards, the mayor visits this almost empty bar. the bar's young owner is yearning to leave. when he launched this business 10 years ago he was convinced things could improve. today he is struggling to get out. [speaking foreign language] >> according to world bank statatistics, a ququarter of the population has left the country in the past 10 years. -- took only a few weeks ago. in love with art nouveau, this young architect