w. terry schultz in brussels. thanks for that. coven 19 curves, are being relaxed in china, following some of the biggest displays of public anger. in decades, residents in beijing and beyond are welcoming the gradual returned to normal life. after years of tough restrictions, chinese authority say however, they're not abandoning the countries 0 coven policy, yet just implementing it more flexibly. in the south west, in mega city of cha ching, life is beginning to return to normal. shops are open and residents of back on the streets. just last month, many of its $32000000.00 inhabitants were under locked down. but now authorities are relaxing cobit rules across china, even as infections remain near record highs. in several major cities, testing requirements for buses and other public transport are being dropped. in beijing authorities have been closing test sites leading to long keys that those that remain open as tests are still required to access many public spaces. despite the frustration of a long wait, many,

w. terry schultz in brussels. thanks for that. is a look now at some other stores making use around the world. a cannot corruption on indonesia may not end of java has forced people in nearby villages to evacuate their homes. authorities are preparing shelters and people have been warned not to travel with an 8 kilometers of the crater of mount scenario. the volcano last to rep that a year ago, killing more than 50 people. european sized, small, just say a powerful earthquake has struck gabon. the 5.7 magnitude quake was at a depth of 10 kilometers and struck near the town of lumber rating. there has been no immediate information but possible casualties and damage. officials in russia say 1700 seals have been found dead on the caspian sea coast. in the south authority say there is no sign of pollutants or human intervention in the animals likely died of natural causes. caspian seal has been considered an endangered species since 2008. the crew of china's ship. sions, you 14 spacecraft have returned to earth after concluding a 6 mo

in february or early a day, w. brussels correspond terry schultz. she had her 1st impressions of the deal. thank you. as you say is very fresh and ministers have gone back into more discussions, larger discussions that were also taking place today. but the agreement that was the most controversial, the one that has held up this deal for weeks if not months, is that they have now agreed that the price cap will be set at $180.00 euros per megawatt hour. if the price of gas goes up to that price, $180.00 euros for 3 days straight on on the benchmark market, then the price cap will go into effect. and this of course had been initially proposed by the commission to be some 100 euro's more than that. and that wasn't acceptable to countries who said, that's not a price cap at all. that doesn't help us. so now this amount, $180.00 euro's was just agreed in the last hours through. this is as you say, long being a debated issue without agreement. what made the difference or who made the difference this time? well, you know, they were not able to come to compl