just talking about tata steel in india.idway through a three-week lockdown its market tumbling around 30% geoff and juliana, back to you >>> we'll take a short break on "street signs. after the break, we could get historically bad pmi data you for manufacturing. construction activity, manufacturing, business activity has slowed dramatically. we'll bring you e mbs rethnuerhe on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "street signs. i'm geoff cutmore. >> and i'm julianna tatelbaum. these are your headlines >> banks and travel the biggest decliners. u.s. futures extend a decline as president trump warns u.s.'s pandemic situation will get worse. >> we are going to start seeing some light but this is going to be a very painful two weeks. >>> bank stocks fall sinking to the lowest level since 2012 as they close the factories cleveland's fed president warns more is coming >> i expect to see some very bad numbers coming out of the economy in the first quarter second quarter, it will depend on how the virusproceeds the final pmi number for march

tata, we were able to raise a lot of lines. they have a lot of cash right now.ll be waiting for international approval although that is not relevant at the moment. india has banned international flights. yvonne: do you think at some point tata will have to choose between air asia and another airline? tony: i don't know. like have to ask tata. many of their businesses, they have premium and low-cost. that has never been a stressor with tata. us about the other units of your business. you have big pay, restaurants, are those types of segments doing better? tony: cargo business is very .trong obviously apart from humanitarian, you and we are demand doing things we have never done before, partnering with many airlines. additional business is doing well. that is the shining light at the moment. and [indiscernible] beauty is, we don't burn a lot of cash. we are growing it slowly but steadily. a -- gives us a chance to catch up. we are doing very well. our e-commerce platform, we are coming out with a campaign called save our shops to allah retailers who never had a ch

this is the same dude who said of the eclipse like it was a magic eye, who sang hakuna mama tata when assassinate aid general? iran, responded to a hurricane with a paper towel three point contest, the this is a side of trump we don't avenue enget, i haven't seen thim this so somer insurance plawry tomorrow held he was eric's father. >> maybe st because of the numbers. the white house has just released their first official projections of coronavirus deaths and they are terrifying. dr. birx and dr. fauci say according to their numbers even if america did everything right, we could still see 100,000 to $240,000 deaths from coronavirus. and i don't care what anybody says, that is a staggering number, even call of duty you saw that many dead, you would be like i think i'm playing that too much. i think i will switch to animal crossing for awhile. while the president may be grasping the gravity of this outbreak he and his allies continue to make excuses for why it took him so long to respond. >> mitch mcconnell, he said that impeachment diverted the attention of the government. do you thin

a number of civil suits are seeking compensation for his alleged failure to protect children from tata files over many christians around the world this coming sunday will be an easter unlike any in living memory in countries with lock downs and stay at home orders people are left to celebrate with no church service is no family gatherings and no easter egg hunts for the children but wait who said that the easter bunny is also under lockdown through said that the easter bunny is an essential in these trying times our sources tonight tell us that peter cottontail may just be hopping down the money trail. you'll be placed in our that we do consider both the tooth fairy and the easter bunny to be essential lucas new zealanders obviously take their easter seriously so did the swiss where many of this year's batch of chocolate bunnies are dressed in protective masks that way they stay safe on their way to their customers mouths. this may look like a medical laboratory but it's an italian chocolate egg factory the owner has rolled with the new challenges of distributing eggs during the corona

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showers here we see some wet weather pushing towards the gulf of thailand central and southern parts of tata could see a little bit of wet weather and the usual rush if showers right through southeast asia and i shall is actually join up with the wet weather we have around the adamancy pushing over towards southern parts of india be some live showers there for a time into western parts of india over the next couple of days still looking rather disturbed into the northeast with big shot was done with us. but. they say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes. follow in their footsteps the state forge their way in the wild. al-jazeera shares these personal journeys. inspiring stories of people persevering on their chosen path. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. rule. the. color again this is al jazeera the 2nd mother to provide you the main news this hour the u.s. economy has shrunk by 4.8 percent in the 1st quarter of this year that's the worst economic decline since the 2008 recession president trump has been pushing for some states to ease coronavirus restrictions in ord

they don't even exist at least not as people whose lives needed to be taken into consideration by tata when it built its power plant they are the unaccounted for the ordinary people who get in the way of great change or at least in the way of great greed. while buddha is mio watches the daily catch arrive a fishing village on the other side of the world is waking from its slumber. there are no cars and bought a democrat about oh just books. i get to know a man named carlos martinez and his wife maria mendez who like most people in the village live off of the shrimp and lobster catch. it's been this way for generations since their ancestors settled here they too are the unaccounted for the people who lost their lands to the plantation barons of the 19th century. as we get to know each other i learned to appreciate in both of them the certainty with which they trudge through a life that really has no certainty and certainly has very little money. the ocean is often fickle the shrimp only come twice a year and sometimes not at all still carlos doesn't want to think about any other kind of

damage unity of have to his forces fighting in the suburban of southern tripoli come from tata who now many of them abandoned the battle to seize tripoli to return home to defend their city the pullout has helped the government forces make gains in other front lines past us forces it lost many areas along the coast of western libya last week the battle for the horn or is seen as crucial because if it falls into the hands of the internationally recognized the government it signals the dell one fall of have to as forces in the entire area. tripoli. listen to soldiers return to the barracks after the prime minister ordered them onto the streets to in his words deal with rogue individuals thomas the bunny is under increasing pressure to step down over accusations that he murdered his estranged wife in 2017 the bunny appeared in court last month but was not charged on friday the constitutional court ruled against the 80 year olds decision to suspend parliament calling the move irrational. some of the biggest names in music and entertainment are joining forces for a charity concert to honor

tom: let's go to the tata. i'm keeping it quick. it's a churning, interesting day to check with futures decidedly negative as well. oil is really interesting. our stuart wallace out with an observation on how fragile is rolling over the last hour. taylor wants to talk about it as well. i would focus on the full facing credit two-year yield which is very quietly come down to a lower 0.21% and are not recent lows of 0.19% but we're really getting there. what do you see? taylor: flattening across the curve. i want to see how the equities are folding up going cross asset. you notice a decline. i would say the domestic small cap stocks highly dependent on the strength of the u.s. economy clearly getting hit the worst and want to look at the high yield market coming down 86 basis points after the fed said they'll be the buyer of last resort for those fallen angels if you're downgraded march 22 and you're also getting a pier. a buyer of the fed within the municipal bond market and they'll step in thursday morning and announced it on the sh

the majority of have to his forces fighting in the suburban of southern tripoli come from tata who now many of them abandoned their battle to seize tripoli to return home to defend their city the pullout has helped the government forces make gains in other front lines past us forces it lost many areas along the coast of western libya last week the battle for the horn or is seen as crucial because if it falls into the hands of the internationally recognized the government signals the dell and fall of have to his forces in the entire area. tripoli. on sunday the people of mali will go to the polls for a 2nd round of the country's election they'll have to brave the threat of armed groups linked to al qaida and. positioning their was kidnapped for the 1st round an unknown group demanding millions of dollars for his release nicholas hoc reports wanting to bring change to mali is what brought 1st time parliamentary candidate how to politics fear is what is preventing him from campaigning in his constituency in the central region where al qaeda affiliates are telling people not to vote becaus

bringing us up to date from london i want to bring in tata yesterday which he's a spokesman for the world health organization and he's joining us from geneva the world health organization has been been very cautious about antibody testing really from the early stages of the spread of the virus how frustrating is it for the w.h.o. to see such a wide range of countries. factoring antibody testing into their response to the virus. well we do certainly understand the intention of trying to see who can go safely back to work or who would be of can surely risk free off effecting how do people but unfortunately from the scientific point of view we simply don't know if the person who has been infected with. 90. 2 viruses. gets these immunity and if it gets the immunity how long this immunity is lasting we still need to see that through studies and we do welcome all the advances that are being made on diagnostics and trying to get there that will show us how many people actually have been infected in their powers since you put up for several reasons but at this point we simply don't know so there

their own class and it is their own people that said i do not want i want to jump about my going to be tata zammit my criticism they are faced with unprecedented problems and they are handling them probably as well as they can in some respects maybe economically although we see every day that we the people we see every day that seems to be complete lack of forward planning and lack of community thinking as well well the riches are that of course the chancellor caver goldman sachs and a lot of the big. were throngs of cabinet are associated with supporting privatization of the national health service has been a struggle about a previous exercise why do you think they've been able to turn a sixpence so easily and suddenly say they love the n.h.s. that they obviously were so much a part of a privatizing it before this pandemic struck well i think one of the reasons for that seeming vault fanous has been the one of the engine things about these crises as you say about boris johnson was hospitalized one of the crises is it has been indiscriminate in your attacks i mean it's wrong to beat pain is

damage unity of have to his forces fighting in the suburban of southern tripoli come from tata who now many of them abandoned their battle to seize tripoli to return home to defend their city. so. the government forces are now positioned in city main axes inside the minister of borders of the city after all now they have not crossed into the city center yet but they say that this move at least has for said several fighters many fighters belonging to have started from. southern axes of southern tripoli to pull out to defend the city after all now that's why the government also advances and 7th frontlines in southern tripoli our correspondent. giving us the latest from libya from tripoli thanks very much. 44 prisoners found dead in a cell in chad appeared to have been poisoned all were suspected members of the armed group boko haram they were arrested following the killing of 98 soldiers in the chaldean army's largest one day lost last month autopsies on 4 bodies found traces of a lethal substance also in charge 5 civilians died when a warplane on the ground accidentally fired a missile

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joining me now is natalie greenway she changed job. and rustom tata.rate call saying that the government had introduced new legislation and i was note on their payroll on the 28th of february. you have not had any gap in your employment, you finished onejob in one and started the newjob the day after. you have fallen between the grant —— like gaps. after. you have fallen between the grant -- like gaps. i finished my old job on the 15th of march and started my new one on the 16th. it was a shock. to find out that i am not because i changed jobs was a blow and there are thousands of other people in the situation that are stuck in limbo, not having any support or any and start.” are stuck in limbo, not having any support or any and start. i wanted to ask you that. that idea of being stuck in limbo. did your employer give you any idea of where you could look for any help! not really, they we re look for any help! not really, they were in the darkest we were. the guidance they were getting for the government was confusing and conflicting. the only option th