it's not doing great at the moment the economy is tanking and he needs to score points the kremlin is using all its all the tools that house and its toolbox ok to win over people at home as well. reporting for us thank you. now which has been praised both here in germany and abroad for her leadership during the crisis her c.d.u. party is seen at the problem ratings jump and with the party struggling to find a new leader some are hoping merkel might stay on longer as chancellor in contrast to other countries opinion surveys indicate that most germans trust their government to try to course that the pandemic so could the crisis up and future plans there's more. as capitals around the world have largely absorbed the initial sock covered 19 is dealt their societies the outlook for the future defense greatly between world leader has. just sighed an executive order to pearl a suspending immigration into the united states this will ensure that unemployed americans of all backgrounds will be 1st in line for jobs as their economy reopens . so the struggle to start opening up for business is a

stalin hardly emerged from the kremlin but he had informers everywhere. every day new documents about hitler's death and the identification arrived. they were precise and definite after kate oyster man's testimony it was clear that hitler was dead and stalin knew it. however a few days later a soviet general arrived in bonn then to very fine fairfax. general started questioning people again and for the 1st time the yelena as the interpreter was warned she would be held responsible in the case of a translation error but he's also still everyone was given strict instructions and put under real pressure. enroll sent the trio to find kate to hoist a man again she was told to pack a suitcase for a week long absence then they took away from. official reports of the 2nd questioning of kids. it says that it started at 115 and ended at 0650 the questions were always the same they made her repeat what she knew about his teeth and after she said everything they asked the same question do you still think that the teeth and dentures shown to you belong to you. but if

stalin hardly amounts from the kremlin but he had informers everywhere. every day new documents about hitler's death and the identification arrived. they were precise and definite after kate oyster man's testimony it was clear that hitler was dead and stalin knew it. however a few days later a soviet general arrived in bonn then to verify the facts. general started questioning people again and for the 1st time jelena as the interpreter was warned she would be held responsible in the case of a translation error but these also thought everyone was given strict instructions and put under a real pressure. the general sent the trio to find kate to hoist a man again she was told to pack a suitcase for a week long absence then they took her with some. official report of the 2nd questioning of kids who has among it says that it started at 115 and ended at 0650 the questions were always the same they made her repeat what she knew about hitler's teeth and after she said everything they asked the same question do you still think that the teeth and dentures shown to

government paid for part of it, the kremlin says at least half was donated by russia. question is, hat does it get in return? it's odd because russia is currently struggling itself with the coronavirus pandemic. the streets of the capital deserted amid an enforced lockdown. while official casualty figures are relatively low the kremlin is slowly admitting their problem is far from under control. in fact, the russian president has just appeared on state television extending the national lockdown through april. >> translator: the threat still remains. according to virologyists the peak hasn't passed in the world including our country. >> reporter: hardly the time critics say to scene much needed medical resources abroad. but moscow may have other considerations. it wants painful american sanctions lifted imposed for its meddling in the u.s. election. and its military interventions in syria and ukraine. humanitarian aid to the u.s. could obscure its misbehavior elsewhere. but even if it doesn't, this potent image of russia helping one of the world's most powerful countrie

if they were guaranteed which would mean an absence the kremlin was financing altogeth altogether. that is the entirely plausible rumor. i do so many others have spent, i.e. in particular because i've devoted the past several years of my life. i've been looking and examining documents and interviewing scores of people involved in this and i don't have proof. but i have is a lot of circumstantial evidence and there is a lot of circumstantial evidence. i wish i could say more. >> what would be the speculation as to why they are so enthusiastic with financing trump them directly. i don't know if anyone knows who felix is coming off of these reliable but he says that when trump plans to build the trump tower in moscow he says that they were handled and all the travel is up again he isn't the most reliable witness on these things but why would they be doing this i don't know, it would essentially be the kremlin doing an it and we know obviousy that the russian government was interfering in the election to get him elected so it isn't that hard to imagine why the government owned bank wou

you can't be a loyal footsoldier in the kremlin's propaganda war and maintain these i had, intellectual standards on the channel. i will say he channel 1 a little bit less covered in mud and the other two state channels and that's interesting to see but there is something about his stewardship that makes it a bit less gross and sulfurous in the programming on some of the other channels but there is still a full-fledged be your test participants in the kremlin's information war and he knows he had no choice. when duty calls, that's what the times acquired but i suspect that deep down, he rather be spending his nights picking which any art-house film he would want to buy the right to air on prime time in channel 1 rather than having been egregiously take segments and not on his network like the story of his crucified boy in eastern ukraine turned out to be a completely invented and fake new scandal for him that he had been spend some weeks and months and again with me explaining and defending and i know that's not the position he'd like to be in class good on you for pressing him on that.

it will be a shot in the dark with the kremlin officials. we'll get a picture later on today because vladimir putin will be meeting with regional governors and in that meeting we think he's going to say something about how long these current measures may be extended for. but certainly no one in russia at this point given the extent of the outbreak, given the seriousness is thinking that those measures are going to be lifted any time soon, robyn. >> no. thank you so much. matt through chance. >>> in the next hour, brittain will fall silent to remember the front line health care workers who fell. on monday they under the life insurance fee. people who have family members who have died will receive 60,000 pounds, around $75,000. >>> remember the world war ii veteran who raised a ton of money, people from all over the world wanted to thank him for his work so they sent him more than 100,000 birthday cards last week. this is just amazing. as you can see in the picture, a few weeks ago he walked more than 100 laps in his garden. he raised funds fo

americans death the new york times has become the new russia today saying that kremlin propaganda is making the pandemic worse we'll have a look at that. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics or business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. again there are new york times accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system with more on the city with more on the story his were aghast. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone for we want to look into a world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia the decade of health this information promoted

and one america's death toll spirals the new york times has become blaming russia today saying that kremlin propaganda is making the pandemic worse we'll have a look at that stuff. join me every 1st week on the alex song i'm sure i'll be speaking to get a little bit politics sports business i'm sure i'll see you there. again the new york times accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system with more on the city with more on the story his war against the. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone for we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia a decade of health information pro

thirty's while americans death so spyros the new york times has begun blaming russia today saying that kremlin propaganda is making the pandemic worse we'll have the details in a couple of. join me every thursday on the all excitement and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm sure business also you have. been arguing for the last decade or so. crisis is both a structural crisis and it is also a crisis of statement you're going to see in a capitalist and your money and this did not cause that crisis it only made it very astley. and revealed so the whole world and it's going to aggravate all of the reds and dimensions of the crisis the health emergency millenniums we're still going to be left with this dual crisis of structural the structural crisis of the economy and the political crisis of state budget in this. welcome back to the weekly now the new york times is accusing russia's president personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system with more his moderate gas

russia's government is saying it is proud of the way it has handled the crisis the kremlin is keen to point out that it anticipated the dangers and closed its borders weeks before other countries did but one thing it evidently failed to fork out was what happened to the price of oil this week and that's putting the future of the state and possibly the state itself in question. russia's economy rises and falls with the price of oil fossil fuels are the country's main export but with demand plummeting and that price falling below 0 many fear catastrophic consequences for the country's financial safety net will grow because we have been living off the pipelines and now they've closed them our income is definitely going to drop. i'm were very worried about more than about coronavirus. for russia's oil giants look oil and state controlled. the oil price collapse is just the latest blow earlier in august russia and saudi arabia agreed to cut output in a bid to shore up the price hard hit by their production battle but by then coronavirus it already throttled demand and with analysts predict

i want americans death by which the new york times has become the new russia today saying that kremlin propaganda is making the pandemic worse we'll have a look at that stuff. when you. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see that. oh again now the new york times is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system with more on the city with more on the story his were against the. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone far we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia t

spreading of what's described as industrial scale defense information computer experts loyal to the kremlin so-called trolls are accused of infiltrating social networks with huge quantities of manipulated content now one country on the frontline in the cyber conflict with russia is lithuania where they've responded by creating a digital citizens army made up of activists known simply as the elves and one of the key weapons in this kind of hybrid warfare is anonymity as we found out when we visited an elf in action. this is falcon as he calls himself on the internet. he doesn't want to reveal his true identity because he has formidable enemies in the digital world. in his free time he fights russian trolls peddling does information and fake news on the net. the online activist is part of a wider community trying to counter russian online propaganda they call themselves the elves are often read in a way that ukraine and that was to do something not just the words t.v. and discuss what to do and to do some practical things and the beginning was a bit of simple. every pause of the thought the g

is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system with more is murder. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone far we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia decades of health this information promoted by president vladimir putin of russia a certain white confusion hood's major institutions and encourage the spread of deadly illnesses the new york times lies right off the bat there is no widespread confusion in fact americans trust in scientists and doctors has grown yeah off the year according to pew research a record 9 in 10 americans trust scientists and doctors and less

spreading of what's described as industrial scale didst information and computer experts loyal to the kremlin so-called trolls are accused of infiltrating social networks with huge quantities of manipulated content now one country on the frontline in the cyber conflict with russia is lithuania where they've responded by creating a did you thought citizens army made up of activists known simply as the elves and one of the key weapons in this kind of hybrid warfare is anonymity as we found out when we visited an elf in action. this is falcon as he calls himself on the internet. he doesn't want to reveal his true identity because he has formidable enemies in the digital world. in his free time he fights russian trolls peddling just information and fake news on the net. the online activist. he's part of a wider community trying to counter russian online propaganda they call themselves the elves. in the way that you can read in the ukraine and at the worst time to do something not just to watch t.v. and discuss what to do and do some practical things the the beginning was a very simple time eviden

but if you're reading things like this kremlin man mystically financing trump loans, that may be true and that's the rumor we've all been chasing the media for many years now here there is not proof of it and val does not proof of it. i wish i did have proof it but i don't. >> i didn't get all the way to the projects i don't know but there is a lot of news run donald trump's tax returns and the deutsche bank has been subpoenaed to produce them. you would imagine if t-boned of money they a lot of financial documents. what is your take on whether they going to produce them, whether they have them? they probably don't have them. >> this is another weird one where my reporting in my life is intersected, serendipitously with the news here. first of all, as background, there are couple of the congressional committees here, the house financials to me and house intelligence committee both conducting investigations that involve deutsche bank and its relationship with donald trump. both of those committees have subpoenaed deutsche bank, i guess last spring, seeking basically everything they hav

is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system our senior correspondent takes a closer look at the story. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone smart we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia the decade of health information promoted by president vladimir putin of russia has certain white confusion hurt major institutions and encourage the spread of deadly illnesses the new york times lies right off the bat there is no widespread confusion in fact americans trust in scientists and doctors has grown yeah off the year according to pew research a record 9 in 10 americans

spreading of what's described as industrial scale dis information and computer experts loyal to the kremlin so-called trolls are accused of infiltrating social networks with huge quantities of manipulated content now one country on the frontline in the cyber conflict with russia is lithuania where they've responded by creating a digital citizens army made up of activists known simply as the airwaves and one of the key weapons in this kind of hybrid warfare is anonymity as we found out when we visited an elf in action. this is falcon as he calls himself on the internet. he doesn't want to reveal his true identity because he has formidable enemies in the digital world. in his free time he fights russian trolls peddling to see information and fake news on the net. the online activist is part of a wider community trying to counter russian online propaganda they call themselves the elves. in the red integrated ukraine and at the worst time to do something not just the words t.v. and discuss what to do and to do some practical things the beginning was a bit of simple. reports of the fight the gir

i want americans death by was the new york times has become the new russia today saying that kremlin propaganda is making the pandemic worse we'll have a look at that stuff. and. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see that. hello again there the new york times is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system with more on the city with more on the story his were aghast the. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone far we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia a d

spreading of what's described as industrial scale dis information and computer experts loyal to the kremlin so-called trolls are accused of infiltrating social networks with huge quantities of manipulated content now one country on the frontline in the cyber conflict with russia is lithuania where they've responded by creating a did you thought citizens army made up of activists known simply as the elves and one of the key weapons in this kind of hybrid warfare is anonymity as we found out when we visited an elf in action. this is falcon as he calls himself on the internet. he doesn't want to reveal his true identity because he has formidable enemies in the digital world. in his free time he fights russian trolls peddling just information and fake news on the net. the online activist is part of a wider community trying to counter russian online propaganda they call themselves the elves when they're often read in the. it's ukraine and at the worst time to do something not just to watch t.v. and discuss what to do and to do some practical things and the beginning was a very simple time eviden

the baltic states have been targeted by just information campaigns arguably orchestrated by the kremlin. falcon shows us an example of this on a news site in lithuanian which claims that german nato members desecrated a jewish cemetery in lithuania is made up of german this is the jewish cemetery in the coldness it's the liquor is a procreation. rather how they were upset means. 30 years ago lithuania gained independence and people there know that the fact that the former soviet republic has since joining the e.u. and nato is not welcomed by moscow lithuanians now live in constant fear of their powerful neighbor. order a good bit of what you just need to open a history book to understand russia's true nature then and now. about the quote from a new political regime of i would say that russia poses a threat to us though i can't say what kind. of on the outskirts of the lithuanian capitol hill news there's a memorial in honor of all those who wants to ported to siberia. maxime's are off who belongs to the country's russian minority thinks it's right to keep the memory of the crimes commit

is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system our senior correspondent. so it's a closer look at the story. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone smart we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia a decade of health information promoted by president vladimir putin of russia has certain white confusion hoods major institutions and encourage the spread of deadly illnesses the new york times lies right off the bat there is no widespread confusion in fact americans trust in scientists and doctors has grown yeah off the year according to pew research a record 9 in 10 america

well the kremlin spokesman. said that we shouldn't be too apocalyptic about the oil prices falling he says that rust russia has all the necessary reserves and putin himself has also been talking about how russia has weathered many crises before and in some ways that is true economists have been talking about the fact that russia is kind of a fortress economy for the past few years when it's been under e.u. and u.s. sanctions they've been put in kind of surplus oil money into a rainy day fund they have huge gold reserves and they've also been trying to diversify the economy though that is a slow process but the question is with that main income source or oil and gas kind of breaking out and breaking out from under russia the question is how long those reserves will last what about the economic perspective but i mean is the government doing enough to help the many small and medium medium sized businesses while the russian government has kind of been announcing economic support measures bit by bit including for the

this hour while america's death toll spirals the new york times has turned this far into russia saying kremlin propaganda is making the pandemic that worse story more after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race based on often scary dramatic development only really i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. the world is driven by shape. thinks. we are here to ask. welcome back the new york times is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread covert 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists of done by discrediting the american healthcare system and you correspondent brian gets the it takes a closer look. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone far we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they ca

is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists have done that by discrediting the american health care system and you correspondent stiff takes a closer look at the story. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone smart we want to look into the world health organization because they really are. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed the call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia a decade of health information promoted by president vladimir putin of russia has certain white confusion hood's major institutions and encourage the spread of deadly illness says the new york times lies right off the bat there is no widespread confusion in fact americans trust and scientists and doctors has grown yeah off the year according to pew research a record 9 in 10 am

death toll spirals the new york times has turned its foreign so russia's kremlin propaganda is making them and make it worse but story after the break. the world is driven by shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back the new york times is accusing russia's president of personally helping to spread curvy 19 in america according to the paper kremlin propagandists of done just by discrediting the us health care system our senior correspondent rod guess they have takes a closer look. nowhere in the world is it as bad as in america a quarter of the world's confirmed infected are in the states the economy's on the brink of ruin millions fighting in employment someone has to take the blame preferably someone far we want to look into the world health organization because they really are or. they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed a call blame the world health organization blame the chinese blame conspiracies and of course blame russia a decade of health information promoted by president vladimir putin of russia a certain white confusion hood'

that's right oh well according to the kremlin the number of new cases is going up incrementally between 16 to 18 percent but of course it's very very difficult to judge the exact data across russia's a vast territory it's 11 time zones wide from blood of all stock at the far east to the capital moscow in the west and there are very different approaches into how to actually deal with the problem especially when it comes to policing the restrictions we've seen tight restrictions introduced in moscow so people aren't allowed to go to work streets are empty shops are shut we're also hearing that a new digital permit scheme is going to be introduced for anybody who wanted to make a trip by any sort of vehicle in moscow some concerns being raised by human rights groups about aggressive digital surveillance being introduced that could potentially last longer than the pandemic when it comes to what the kremlin has been say they are deeply worried about the next 2 weeks particularly in moscow we've seen large queues of ambulances forming outside hospitals the health system is publicly funded it

no sadly i think it's i think it's more the latter i think that already the kremlin has admitted that there is increasing pressure on hospitals both in moscow and instant petersburg as the number of cases rises now the death toll in russia is still relatively low it's risen in 24 hours by $129.00 to a total sorry i'll give you that again that was that was incorrect the the number of deaths have risen by $24.00 up to $130.00 but it's this rise in cases in 24 hours almost rising by a 3rd to take it to 2186 cases confirmed 90 cases in russia the real figure as in other countries could be larger with people actually dying in the community rather than in a hospital but the kremlin is admitting that there is an increasing problem so far president putin has delegated responsibility to other people he hasn't been giving these daily briefings for example but there is an admission there's a problem it's in sharp contrast to places like germany where in fact today have there have been many more cases but a comparatively low death toll the death toll in germany just rising in 24 hours by $129.00

main coronavirus hospital tested positive for cave at 19 then his producing co-host of the tour a week kremlin spokesman says putin is regularly being tested for the virus and that there is no reason to be concerned about his health russia confirmed nearly 500 new cases of the virus on wednesday bringing the total number of infections to nearly 3000. iran has reported another 138 coronavirus deaths make it the 6th country to go past 3000 deaths nationwide iran has banned all into city travel until at least april the 8th authorities closed parks on wednesday to prevent people from gathering to mark nature day which is a traditional festival in which families picnic outdoors in the more cases of corona virus have emerged in india who have among people of attended a muslim religious gathering around 2300 people from across india and other countries where at the new delhi meeting 134 have tested positive and 7 of them have died or thora these have sealed off centers belonging to the league jamaat missionary group and are tracking down those who attended. this is a live pictures from the world heal

footsoldier in the crimmins began to war and maintain these high aesthetic, intellectual standards -- kremlin. i must say he has kept channel what a little less covered in mud and the other state chairs and that's interesting to see but nonetheless there's something about his stewardship of the channel and makes it a little less gross and full for us than the programming on some of the other channels but there still a full-fledged beach or just participant in the kremlin's information war. -- beat your chest. he knows when duty calls that's what the times required. but i suspect that deep down he would rather be spending his nights picking which in the art house films if you want to buy the rights to to air on prime time on channel 1000 having to defend egregiously fake segments that end up on his network like the start of this crucified boy in eastern ukraine that turned out to be a completely invented fake news scandal for him that had to then spend some weeks and months and begin with me explaining and defending. i know that's not the position he would like to be in. >> good on you for pre

also the spreading of what's described as industrial scale disinflation computer experts loyal to the kremlin so-called trolls are accused of infiltrate.

the offer to take a seat in parliament, where he was quickly told to vote along party lines as the kremlin dictated or risk losing the funding for his youth programs. for a while the most fashionable job in moscow was working on state-funded urban beautification projects, expanding pedestrian zones, renovating city parks, launching bike sharing programs, rethinking public transport routes. such initiative made the city undeniably more pleasant and humane. with time similar efforts expand to other cities around the country. even in the absence of larger democratic reforms, if anything, russia's politics tacked in an opposite, unmistakably regressive direction. it cities became more desirable and enjoyable places to live. .. time and again the referendum on compromise that repeated at regular intervals. this harnessing of the resources and power of institutions to achieve something good in you. although it's an unhelpful metaphor to understanding prudence rush i found myself returning to one thing they learned in the camps. if you are stuck inside an unjust system isn't cheating it a bit her

meanwhile the kremlin is trying to stop the hemorrhaging of financial losses caused by the endemic. at the regional level a lot of work is underway to support the economy and our citizens of. these regions must have the necessary financial resources for this. i propose directing 200000000000 rubles to ensure their sustainability and balance of regional budgets . in addition to that roughly 2400000000 euros russian airlines and small and medium businesses will also get relief but while the country's main business hub is under lockdown crimmin critics wonder if these moves will be enough help those struggling to provide for their families. refugees heading for europe a flood war and poverty in their own countries but many ended up stranded for months and overcrowded and squalid migrate camps in grace now the 1st 12 unaccompanied migrant children from those camps have landed in luxemburg under an e.u. program that aims to eventually resettle more than $1600.00 of them around europe. touched down in luxemburg safety finally for 12 and accompanied minors they were living in refugee camps

of millions of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doctors and specialists it's used the kremlin underlined that it will come up with measures to support russia's fragile economy and ordinary russians many are struggling to make ends meet due to the country's strict regulations which force reza. to stay at home unless absolutely necessary in the capital people are counting down the days until may 11th but even then a quick return to normality is unlikely. and doubly correspondent only sure when it is in moscow and she explained how people were taking the lockdown restrictions well even state t.v. here in russia has been reporting that people are kind of tired of the lockdown and here in moscow i think there are a lot of a lot more people on the streets in the past few days than there had been previously people had been i think hoping for kind of measures to be loosened for those holidays that didn't happen but i think one of the main worries for people here in russia at the moment is the economy we heard putin talk about that at that today about further measures though he didn't

of millions of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doctors and specialists it's used the kremlin underlined that it will come up with measures to support russia's fragile economy and ordinary russians many are struggling to make ends meet due to the country's strict regulations which. force residents to stay at home unless absolutely necessary in the capital people are counting down the days until may 11th but even then a quick return to normality is unlikely. and now for a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world the search for a covered 19 vaccine has received another boost scientists that oxford university say they've successfully kept monkeys infection free for 4 weeks the team has now enrolled 6000 people for human trials they hope to have millions of doses available by september. a fire has destroyed much of a camp for displaced people in mali's capital bamako over 1000 people fleeing violence in central mali had found refuge there there's been no report of casualties yet witnesses say strong winds caused several small fires to burn out of control.

millions of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doctors and specialists to choose it's used the kremlin underlined that it will come up with measures to support russia's fragile economy and ordinary russians many are struggling to make ends meet due to the country's strict regulations which. force residents to stay at home unless absolutely necessary in the capital people are counting down the days until may 11th but even then a quick return to normality is unlikely. now for quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world the search for a cold 1000 vaccine has received another boost scientists at oxford university say they've successfully kept monkeys infection free for 4 weeks the team has now enrolled 6000 people for human trials they hope to have millions of doses available by september. a fire has destroyed much of a camp for displaced people in mali's capital bamako over 1000 people fleeing violence in central mali had found refuge there there's been no report of casualties yet witnesses say strong winds called several small fires to burn out of control british a

of millions of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doctors and specialists it's used the kremlin underlined that it will come up with measures to support russia's fragile economy and ordinary russians many are struggling to make ends meet due to the country's strict regulations which force residents to stay at home unless absolutely necessary in the capital people are counting down the day. until may 11th but even then a quick return to normality is unlikely. the berlin zoo has reopened after being closed for nearly 6 weeks in corona law. while some of the zoo's inhabitants have not yet got the hang of social distancing visitors are expected to adhere to strict guidelines despite the many restrictions in place a large number of the exhibits are open to visitors and many berliners large and small are happy to have something fun to do outside their own 4 walls. you're watching t.v. news i'm terry martin thanks for being with us. to go beyond. the stories that matter to you. today. whatever it takes. you are running. to get a little bit d.w. made for minds.

meanwhile the kremlin is trying to stop the hemorrhaging of financial losses caused by that man demick. at the regional level a lot of work is underway to support the economy and our citizens. these regions must have the necessary financial resources for this. i propose directing 200000000000 rubles to ensure the sustainability and balance of regional budgets. and edition to that roughly $2400000000.00 euros russian airlines and small and medium businesses will also get relief but while the country's main business hub is under lockdown crimmin critics wonder if these moves will be enough to help those struggling to provide for their families. refugees heading for europe fled war and poverty in their own countries but many ended up stranded for months in overcrowded and squalid migrant camps in greece now the 1st 12 unaccompanied migrant children from those camps have landed in luxemburg under an e.u. program that aims to eventually resettle more than $1600.00 of them around europe. touched down in luxemburg safety finally for 12 unaccompanied minors they were living in refugee camps on

of millions of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doctors and specialists it's used the kremlin underlined that it will come up with measures to support russia's fragile economy and ordinary russians many are struggling to make ends meet due to the country's strict. lation switch force residents to stay at home unless absolutely necessary in the capital people are counting down the days until may 11th but even then a quick return to normality is unlikely. let's bring in our correspondent emily sure win here in moscow emily what is the russian government doing to support people during the long. well the government has been phasing in kind of economic support measures for the last few weeks and that includes support for families with young children for the unemployed and even some alone deferrals and limited cash injections for businesses but many people say that it's simply not enough and that much of that support is not reaching them according to surveys around a 3rd of small and medium sized businesses face bankruptcy and people are upset people are angry people are taking to s

of millions of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doctors and specialists it's used the kremlin underlined that it will come up with measures to support russia's fragile economy and ordinary russians many are struggling to make ends meet due to the country's strict regulation. which force residents to stay at home unless absolutely necessary in the capital people are counting down the days until may 11th but even then a quick return to normality is unlikely. or correspondent in leisure when she is in moscow and she told me help people who are sure or coping with the walk down restrictions well even state t.v. here in russia has been reporting that people are kind of tired of the lockdown and here in moscow i think there are a lot of a lot more people on the streets in the past few days than there had been previously people had been i think hoping for kind of measures to be loosened for those holidays that didn't happen but i think one of the main worries for people here in russia at the moment is the economy we heard putin talk about that a bit today about further measures thoug

of citizens who listen to the recommendations of doctors and specialists to choose between used the kremlin underlined that it will come up with measures to support russia's fragile economy and ordinary russians many are struggling to make ends meet due to the country's strict drag. relations which force residents to stay at home unless absolutely necessary in the capital people are counting down the days until may 11th but even then a quick return to normality is unlikely. let's now take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world a fire has destroyed much of a camp for displaced people in mali's capital bamako over 1000 people fleeing violence in central mali had found refuge there there's been no report of casualties yet witnesses say strong winds caused several small fires to burn out of control british airways has announced plans to cut up 212000 jobs in response to the coronavirus outbreak the carrier said it's likely to take years for the sector to recover meanwhile scandinavian airline s.a.'s is laying off up to $5000.00 full time employees and iceland is laying o

the kremlin came out today and said they have not been talking. trump was saying that at some point, he would get involved in because we have seen what it is doing to shale. the first driller they are claiming a victim from the price war. at the moment, they are in this all out price war. the two aren't speaking. it doesn't mean, though, and in our reporting today, with someone officially speaking to reporters in moscow, the kremlin is not saying that talks are off forever. they said they are going to keep output pretty much flat. they are not going to do what the saudis are doing. frank from what we heard about two weeks ago from alexander novak, when he said they have the capacity to boost capacity in the future. but i would say it is a rough relationship at the moment between the two, after they had this incredible opec+ that was once called the bromance. vonnie: annmarie hordern, thank you for that. i want to bring you one headline. germany is now extending its nationwide lockdown until april 19. germany extending its nationwide lockdown to pr

bombastic military parades that take place on red square right here behind me now according to reports the kremlin was initially considering carrying out the parade without viewers but they've clearly decided that the risk of having 151-5000 troops march on red square is simply too great as coronavirus cases across the country shoot up. there was reporting from wife in china is gradually returning to normal after the lifting of the crisis seems to be influencing where people show a wave of negative press coverage has focused on the country's wet markets the virus is believed to have originated there vendors are concerned that scaring customers away. unloading the catch of the day and will have the city was the epicenter of the corona virus pandemic sweeping the globe experts say the virus originated in this market apart from fresh meat and seafood it also sold wild animals such as back thought to be the source of the disease. seafood market remains closed most markets have now reopened to the dismay of international health experts and politicians. many locals are less worried. i say cali and i thi

according to reports, the kremlin was initially reported to -- was going to carry it without viewers. >> with all the stay-at-home orders in effect around the world, many people are discovering their creative side, using extra time to produce and reproduce works of art. here is what one russian facebook group has been up to. >> fly into a paiainting from yr bed or sink into the tragedy with ingredients from the kitchen. social media users are giving our classics -- our classics -- art classics a makeover. it started as a challenge between friends in moscow and a few weeks later it has nearly half a million members from all over t the world.. >>>> no one expecected suchch ae reaction. the group grew so quickly right away. people are really taking time gone through art books, trying to find the right picture for themselves and families. >> the rules are simple -- he is a classic, take a photo at home and use props you would not -- you have lying around home. despite it -- decided to take part because i'm sick of my cat and she is sick of me. >> it is uniquely wildly joyful and gives eve

annmarie: it is obviously something you think the kremlin is thinking in the back of their mind. there are sanctions with nord stream 2, there's the rosneft sanctions. but it is true that regardless come out of the producers are going to have to pull back on production. the saudis have been filling up these massive oil tankers. you can see it on the bloomberg, on imap. they are able to use these shipping as well. it is really the landlocked countries where it is much harder to really have storage, and storage is where many are saying we could see tanks topped at the end of the month, if not days away. so what happens if you don't have storage in refineries? everything starts to shut down. but as you originally asked, the 10 million barrels a day, everyone says it is simply not enough. it is also too late. it is a point his royal highness made in riyadh just before that march opec meeting. he said people close to the matter that he equated the coronavirus to a house on fire, and it was clear that saudis wanted to go in big. you may want to ruin your -- you may want to end up ruini

is this a bit of catch up for the kremlin? >> reporter: i think it is. look, when this virus first started to have its devastating effect, the kremlin was criticized for being behind the curve. three weeks ago vladimir putin came out on national twig and said it's okay, no problem here. since then the situation in russia as always suspected as grown massively. the number of cases that have been confirmed has grown exponentially. now you're seeing authorities take these very drastic draconian measures to regain some kind of control. look, an indication of that, the moscow mayor has been pushed forward to the front to be the public face of russia's reaction to the coronavirus outbreak. vladimir putin not seen so much of these days, he's receded into the background because he doesn't want to be associated with these unpopular draconian measures. the moscow mayor has come out and prescribed why this crucial, very strict passes and apps that are being talked about are now being implemented. take a listen to what he had to say just yesterday. >> translator: on

the kremlin is slowly admitting their problem is far from under control. in fact, the russian president has just appeared on state television extending the national lockdown through april. >> translator: the threat still remains. according to virologists, the peak has not yet been passed, including in our country. >> reporter: hardly the time, say critics, to be sending much needed medical resources abroad. >> wouldn't it be nice if we actually got along with russia? wouldn't that be nice? >> reporter: but moscow may have other considerations? it wants painful american sanctions lifted imposed for its meddling in the u.s. election. and its military interventions in syria and ukraine. humanitarian aid to the u.s. could obscure its misbehavior elsewhere. but even if it doesn't, this potent image of russia helping one of the world's most powerful countries may be the kremlin's richest reward. matthew chance, cnn. >>> oil prices are fluctuating this morning after a record spike thursday. you can see brent crude is up 3.27% while west texas dow down .39%. on th

, and we may bring them in later or bring them in now. >> poppy the readouts of putin and trump the kremlin readout provides more detail than the white house readout of what the two leaders discussed, unusual. >> very. raises a lot of questions. jim, thank you for that reporting. i think it's been getting missed in a lot of this, lately. >>> so this morning, probably saw the headlines, shake shack giving back the $10 million government loan it got as smaller restaurants and businesses say they've been completely left out in the cold with no funding. why they made this decision, the ceo joins me next. as homes become schools at&t has created a $10 million dollar fund to support distance learning tools, curriculum and resources to help educators and families keep school in session because the key to keeping kids learning, is keeping kids connected. but one thing hasn't: breakfast. and, if that feels like a little bit of comfort, it's thanks to... the farmers, the line workers and truckers, the grocery stockers and cashiers, and the food bank workers, because right now breakfast as usual is mo

. >> the kremlin says there is no need to panic. the president is fine. in a country where the whole system is built around one man, vladimir putin, any suggestion at his health may be put at risk makes those in power very nervous. >> in russia, it is not just a virus tt is spreading, so his this biologist has been telling russia media that the coronavirus could be a u.s. ological weapon and that the americans took out a patent for it. where is the evidence? but conspiracy theorists cannot mask the reality that to fight a vus the world's largest country is sg do. >>nxiety and rums aboun in russia. we have seen countries around the world lend their expertise to the fight against the coronavirus. general motors is making ventilators. so many businesses as changing ge do what they can. >> ran across the globe with so much would grinding to a halt, people doing what they can to adapt. their mmunity fight the virus. >> i built this 3d printer a couple years ago. i use it in regular life to print out different magic props. th is something that i saw people doin

and the kremlin still remains silent. their spokesperson is not telling whether russia is going to extend this quarantine for another week or what. it is what governors should decide. we are in the situation where governors are taking such responsibility rather than the whole country being locked down. thank you very much. as we have seen around the world, front line health workers face huge number of patients arriving in hospitals and clinics. in many countries there have been, in the past few days, a coordinator round of applause for key workers who are risking their lives in the name of public service and public health. millions of people here in the uk are expected to do just that later today. following the success of last thursday's clap for our carers, which saw huge numbers of people taking to their doorsteps, windows and balconies to show appreciation, we have another effort of this evening at eight o'clock uk time. john maguire has the story. applause. when under attack by an invisible foe, determined to drive us