New yorks governor appeals to President Trump for more cooperation in the fight against covert 19 rejecting his push to open up the economy so. We speak to a Health Expert on why widescale screening is critical to containing the corona virus outbreak. And weve used it since ancient times to ward off disease find out how compact is being made into an even more powerful tool against the virus. 9 trillion dollars thats how much the International Monetary fund says could be lost from the Global Economy over the next 2 years as a result of the coronavirus pandemic that means Global Growth would shrink by 3 percent which is 30 times worse than the 2009 Global Financial crisis the i. M. F. Chief Economist Says its the worst economic shock since the Great Depression of the 1930 s. Flattening the spread of coal with 19 using lock downs allows Health Systems to cope with this crises which then prove permits a resumption of economic activity. In the sense there is no tradeoff between saving lives and saving livelihoods countries should continue to continue to generously support their Health Systems perform widespread testing and refrain from trade restrictions on medical supplies the worlds ally ins are also suffering they stand to lose more than 300000000000. 00 in revenue this year thats the latest forecast from the industrys representative body i asked her and the u. K. Is economy could shrink by a staggering 35 percent over the next 3 months that would more than double unemployment and take public borrowing to its highest levels since the 2nd world war. Lets cross live to alan fischer whos with us in the journey or so alan the i. M. F. Says that Global Growth could fall by 3 percent due to this economic shock caused by the coronavirus pandemic to put that into perspective thats greater than the g. D. P. Of germany and japan combined. And to put it in perspective remember the suffering that was caused economically after the crash in 20082009 well it says its a great deal worse than that its just 3 months ago that the i. M. F. Issued its normal quarterly view and looked around the world and said look we think theres going to be growth in about 160. 00 countries this year it was a fairly loosely outlook just shows how much the corporate pandemic is essentially change the entire economic landscape here theyre saying that theres just so many countries that are going to suffer because of this and this is really just the baseline no theyre predicting that in 2021 a number of economists will come back theyre saying there could be growth of about 5. 8 percent which is an incredibly good figure even though its starting from a little beast but they say a lot of things have to go right for that to happen one of them is that there is no 2nd wave another is that countries start to come out of the shutdowns that theyre in at the moment and do so reasonably soon but the i. M. F. Are very clear look you cant go trading peoples livelihoods for peoples lives that is the most important thing and therefore the governments of the world have to walk together to make sure that the Health Services in each and every country are robust enough to handle this and then when that is done they can start looking at some sort of organized Global Response to the economic problems banding together at the i. M. F. Very keen that there isnt de globalization to use their words after this and that countries think they can do things on their own the insist that this has to be a job tackled by all the countries together to make sure that the world gets through the crisis that its facing economically and as there is alan fischer reporting live there from home in virginia many thanks indeed allan the pandemic has brought air travel pretty much to a standstill with many Airline Flights grounded theres no certainty as to when to travel restrictions will be eased out a Serious Business and economic status added ali says the Industry Needs massive Financial Support to survive the crisis. The Airline Industry employs some in the region as 65000000 people directly and indirectly and so you know theyre expecting 25000000 jobs could be lost over the next 3 months unless governments step in we help now we had in the United States that the Trump Administration has said theyll give 60000000000. 00 to the Airline Industry but the end industry has it has been reluctant to take those on because part of that money comes in the form of loans and quite rightly so many people would think and some of that money cannot be used to why back shares or dividends or any or all right pay executives huge bonuses as had been the case in the previous previous financial crisis in 2008 so theyre reluctant to take the money and when you look at the for instance in the u. K. The British Government has said listen you know were not going to hand out huge bailouts to help put the airlines and where it will take each airline case by case and see see what support we can offer but the 1st port of call you need to go to your shareholders to get your money and youve got British Airways now theyre in the process of for learning 30000 employees so this is a very real economy kind of stuff this is peoples lives being effect saved and we put this into the wider context because the Global Tourism industry is such a Huge Industry its about almost 92000000. 00. Is the actual value of it and it employs more than 300 people around the world and its not Just Airlines its hotels its cruise ships and its your air b. N. B. S. You know little the little guys are suffering as much as the big guys. As we reported the u. K. Is facing a big Economic Contraction and an increase in unemployment because of its measures to stop the virus spreading britains finance minister receives sun access that he believes measures that hes already brought in will mitigate some of the impact we cant protect every business and every household but we came into this crisis with a fundamentally sound economy powered by the hard work and ingenuity of the british people and british businesses. So while those Economic Impacts are significant the o. B. Are also expect them to be temporary life out of Charley Angela who can give us some analysis from london the chancellor there referring to the o. B. Of the office for business responsibility which says that the u. K. s economy could shrink by as much as 35 percent due to the pandemic the chancellor says will not necessarily whos right. Well the chancellor was stressing that the office of for budget responsibility has put out a projection it is not a prediction it is not a forecast it is modeled on a very particular scenario that scenario is one where the country is knocked down as we are now for 3 months and then follows thats followed by a partial lockdown for another 3 months thats not what the government has announced its not outside the realms of possibility though because we know that they are considering varying levels of social distancing for 12 months but what hes saying is that the got the countrys economy was very strong before this crisis happened and it will bounce back quickly and the o. B. Are has said it could bounce back quickly they they agree on that but 35 percent contraction in one quarter that would be a bigger contraction than this country saw during the spanish flu during the 2008 financial crisis through training world war one or world war 2 so it is a very alarming. Scenario that they have modeled now the chance that the finance minister has acknowledged there is going to be some short term damage to the economy how could there not be businesses are closed people are pulling out of investments the government has already rolled out a bailout package to the tune of 415000000000. 00 but what hes saying is that the the health of this countrys the health of this countrys economy depends on the health of the people of this country and the look down measures must stay in place until we are sure that that infection rate is of reducing plateau ing and if it is lifted before the damage would be even greater so hes saying the best way we can help the economy now is by staying home complying with the government measures and and writing out this crisis. As Charlie Ensor reporting live from home in london many thanks did charlie but soon after doing this movie whos. An economist at the university of warrick in the u. K. Hes with us to discuss the grave repercussions economic repercussions of the pandemic dennis the i. M. F. Says that 9 trillion dollars could be lost from the Global Economy over the next 2 years. Its the worst economic shock since the Great Depression of the 1930 s. No doubt many of us can remember the 1930 s. Or the Great Depression put it into some context for us how does it compare for example to the the financial crisis of 2009. It would be even worse than the financial crisis of 20082009 if you look at the balance economies at the time income is on average friend down by 6 percent so that means you can buy roughly speaking 6 the cents less than what you usually buy and the big difference is actually for you emerging economies economies because in the great financial crisis they eat out positive growth smaller but still positive growth in emerging economies to date are predicted to shrink so the burden on emerging economies will be even more us a lot of World Leaders are predicting a very quick v. Shaped recovery what do you think is that going to happen. I think it to be shared recovery is unlikely for 2 reasons one it would require that depend on it to stop almost immediately but this seems unlikely they will probably be thought out breaks therefore you cannot go back to normal well very quickly the 2nd reason is that the longer this crisis drags on the harder it will become for the economy to recover because the structure of the economy starts breaking by that i mean unemployment might and relationships between firms might break or might get strained that makes it harder they could also be financial repercussions if cannot pay their bills and they default on their bangle elams this might actually have repercussions on the finance sector the harmony and all that would make an Economy Economic recovery slow and not be shaped right so what want to governments have to do now to to to limit the impact of this financial crisis and you had the the finance minister of the u. K. There saying that the measures that hes taken will limit the repercussions. Thats right and government should its so cold its workers and firms they should pay out wages to avoid people from getting laid off and becoming unemployed and they should also extend loans to businesses and that has to happen very quickly because the longer that you wait the more businesses will go down again the biggest problem here will be an emerging economies because their governments dont have the fiscal cliff to pay out wages or to support their businesses on top of that we need International Coordination theres no point in one economy having an outbreak of corona virus again at some point later was the rest of the economies are recovering we need to coordinate d and Work Together and whether we get a shaped or an l. Shaped recovery how long will it take what will the Global Economy look like once we have gone back to normal i mean it will be having about some will well there will be a new normal it will look quite different in some ways for example i suspect some changes to a ship and International Supply chains in particular were already seeing discussions around those issues at the moment a lot of medical equipment and pharmaceutical products get imported to say the u. K. From china other countries i dont think that will be acceptable as at the same extent anymore d a lot of those supply chains will be really nationalized all of those things will have to be produced domestically the french president said similar things and on top of that i hope we will see a big expansion in health care in a lot of countries again mainly emerging economies health care is just not widely available and we need major investment in that section of the economy regards to what you display thanks indeed dennis novi the economist at the university of warrick in the u. K. Thousands of people in mumbai gathered to protest about an extension to indias nationwide lockdown Prime MinisterNarendra Modi announced that it will go on for nearly 3 weeks longer but Migrant Workers are demanding government aid to be sent back to their home states and india correspondent elizabeth for autumn reports. It was the breaking point for many of these Migrant Workers stranded in indias Financial Capital a few allas also promised in that interim already announced the lockdown will continue for another 2 and a half weeks at least 1500 people gathered outside a Railway Station a few hours after promised in the interim already announced lockdown will continue for another 2 and a half weeks at least 1500. 00 people gathered outside a Railway Station that lost their jobs and theyre demanding transport to take them to their home states now because. We arent getting anything here the government promised to provide money and other amenities but nothing has been delivered. We have nothing to do now weve got small children and they arent getting anything to eat what should we do. One by Police Deployed extra offices in the bandra area of the city was for us the police tried to reason with them but a bomb became aggressive and police had to use my force to dispose of them this is the 3rd protest by Migrant Workers in recent days last week workers in the city of sort at the state threw stones and set ties and vegetable carts on fire they said their salaries hadnt been paid they didnt have enough food and wanted to go home. And a day later police in delhi say Migrant Workers staying in a homeless shelters set the building on fire after fighting with the shell to start over food police said 4 people jumped into a nearby river after they were beaten by stuff one person drowned promise to modi acknowledged on wednesday that the lockdown to combat call that 19 has been particularly hard on indias millions of Migrant Workers and daily wage and is. I am well aware of the difficulties you have faced sample food some people moving from place to place and others for staying away from harms and families hundreds of thousands of Migrant Workers started walking home after the lockdown was 1st announced 3 weeks ago leading to the Biggest Movement of people across the country in decades and defeating the purpose of the lockdown the government had announced aid for 800000000 of those poor but its clear that help isnt fiction everyone and tuesdays protests showed people arent waiting on the promises of more help to come. Out of. This is the news hour from now to 0 still to come on the program diagnosed with coke at 19 but ask to keep on working will be speaking with a nurse in new york city plus its this short straw. In just a right day in canada the Coronavirus Forces transplant patients to keep waiting for the lifesaving surgery of. New yorks governor has called for more cooperation from u. S. President donald trump after trump said that he alone has total authority to decide if and when the the economy reopens andrew cuomo said thats not accurate and the trump is trying to start a fight. The president will have no fight with me i will not engage it ive sat here every day for 44 years asking new yorkers to remember that this is not about me its about we i understand your personally can inconvenience i understand youre frustrated and stressed and anxious and youre feeling pain think about week think about get it get past yourself and think about society and think about your family and think about interconnection and act responsibly for everyone else this is no time for politics and it is no time to fight the life out of washington the White House Correspondent kimberly how could it whos reporting for us from home today. That the governors rices name the president is trying to start a fight here boy. Yes hes trying to start a fight because he cares so deeply about restarting the u. S. Economy excuse me. He cares so deeply about restarting the u. S. Economy and even though he has been listening to Public Health officials hes very keen to start it in states like new york which are one of the drivers of the u. S. Economy are among the drivers of the u. S. Economy and as we know the social distancing guidelines are set for the end of april 30th at least nationally and the concern is that the president is eager to reopen may 1 because hes trying to get the economy back on track be