couple of hours issuing a global travel advisory now to americans saying that any american abroad should return to the united states immediately or plan to remain in place now just to give some perspective that level of the highest level advisory against travel for american citizens is the theme that the state department would use for an area of war for example and in this case it is the global coronavirus pandemic that is being advised for americans not to travel hi joe castor there joining us live with the latest from washington d.c. heidi thank you. for global markets are trading up slightly after a major losses thanks to several central banks scrambling to soften the impact of the pandemic the dow jones in new york and fitzy $100.00 in london both closed almost one percent higher but trading of course remains volatile it comes after the

u.s. federal reserve bank of england and the european central bank will that fresh measures to support the financial markets or cases of corn a virus in the states of new york have nearly doubled in one day to 5201 than 3600 of those are in new york city 29 people are already confirmed to have died in the state officials are ramping up testing in an effort to slow the growth gabe elizondo is in new york city and says local officials can explain the jump in numbers. and new york state has begun a widespread testing really for the 1st time on wednesday evening into thursday morning the governor saying that they tested about 7500 people in the last 24 hours and that is why we are exploring they were seeing this bike in numbers that is going to continue to go up and one side that's the governor said that's

a good sign because we're starting to identify who has it and we're starting to get them into the hospital so that's in some ways we're seeing this bigger number it's in some ways a good sign he says but the downside of that is that you know they're testing 7500 in evening in a city of new york city of 9000000 in a state new york state of about 18000000 people see you can see they have a big hill to climb here to get over this to get a sense of how many people really in this city have this there are 750 new yorkers that are in a hospital hospitalized with coronavirus some in this hospital behind me new york university hospital this is leading to the next stage of this crisis as the governor and mayor call it and that's a health crisis many of the doctors and nurses are saying that they just don't have enough of the basic things to help protect themselves to running on shortages of gloves and masks and that is going to be

a big problem moving forward both the governor and mayor of new york are employing the federal government washington to get more resources here to new york state and new york city because this now make no doubt about it new york has become the epicenter of the coronavirus crisis in the united states. well while the global struggle to contain colona virus continues there is a glimmer of good news from where it was 1st discovered in china they reported no new local cases on the web and state for the 1st time since the virus again in december but a school highly of reports from bangkok numbers are still going in all the parts of the region. well countries across the globe continue to seal borders and lock down citizens the country that saw 1000 primary infection for the 1st time reported no new local cases in china the only new coronavirus patients were imported from abroad as construction and manufacturing resumes after months of shut down the

epicenter for the virus $100.00 city and the surrounding group a province reported no new cases also for the 1st time so that we are delighted to see this double 0 increase this means today we have seen that do enough to say many days of hard deficit there's been an uptick of infections in south korea this after a small cluster was discovered at a nursing home to help offset the economic impact of the coronavirus the government announced a support package to help small businesses with 2 previous packages the total financial aid now tops $39000000000.00. we should think about ways to support those who have suffered from income levels lost their jobs due to the car iris the asian stock markets continue to struggle as concerns over economic disruption from the virus continues south korea's kaspi lead most of the region's major markets in losses thailand announced its biggest single day jump in corona virus cases at

least 60 some of them were people returning from a mass gathering of muslim missionaries in neighboring malaysia thailand has closed some of its border crossings with its southern neighbor one of japan's biggest tourist draws is cherry blossom season now in full swing but because of fear over spreading the virus viewing parties and picnics are discouraged and events have been cancelled. the japanese government just announced the tourist numbers for last month were down over 58 percent that's the biggest drop in 9 years since the tsunami and earthquake in 2011 that triggered the fukushima nuclear disaster it's got harder al-jazeera hundreds of protesters outside israel's parliament have accused prime minister binyamin netanyahu of exploiting the current virus pandemic they've defied government restrictions on large gatherings and claim netanyahu has used the i wait to consolidate his power they allege she's undermined democracy by granting please the power to track more dates of people suspected of virus he also

calls parliament and the courts they've asked the supreme court to suspend mobile phone tracking. in the past 24 hours israel has recorded a further 244 new cases of the virus the increase brings the total number of cases there to 677 as more than 650000 people remain under quarantine well as course now it's a very full set who is in west jerusalem hi there harry so tell us more than about this increase in cases. well it's a substantial one it's an increase of more than 50 percent in cases in less than 24 hours and so it does suggest that israel is on an upward curve a fast up would curve part of that can be explained by the fact that testing is coming on stream in greater numbers there are now more than 2000 tests being done every day and the health ministry the government is talking about increasing that still further in the coming days by several 1000 so there was an expectation that

the number of cases would increase but israel also has problems in terms of the number of hospital beds per population the kind of preparations it has in terms of medical equipment and so on and so there is a very intense stricture now on people to stay at home the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has a dress this evening said that that was no longer a request or a directive it was now a police in forcible measure that people had to stay at home unless for absolutely essential things or in certain circumstances to go out walk their pets get their children's and fresh air exercise and organize sporting activities but now the country is under pretty much a police in force lockdown and harry just how much pressure is netanyahu under right now. well certainly there is a great deal of criticism in the media from civil liberties groups and obviously

from opposition party members to what has happened in the last few days the knesset the israeli parliament has as you reported been shut down by the knesset speaker at a time when the opposition parties were trying to replace the speaker and stop putting in legislation that could prevent an indicted member of parliament such as netanyahu from forming a government there is this very strong measure in terms of digital tracking using cell phones the supreme court says that there has to be parliamentary approval by tuesday or that has to stop and there are still talks going on about a unity government which seemed to be making some progress the opposition leader benny gantz moving away from his total if you refusal from working with bennett with benjamin netanyahu as prime minister how he feels there joining us live from mr slim hairy think you can have us most densely populated urban area in iran to want to has the highest concentration of cold virus cases in the country with the

canadian government urging social distancing and curbing nonessential treatment and services to support the publicly funded health care system many are worried that society's poorest and most vulnerable and are being put at even greater risk of disease from the city daniel lack as the story. is the pen demick spreads a kind gesture on the eerily quiet streets of toronto's financial district people are avoiding offices and working from home but the homeless are still here so many things we take for granted if you're working that you can take it take care of your everyday needs but the vulnerable you know they struggle day to day in a crisis are not integrated so it becomes especially pronouncer in this time and i want to know this check and i want to know. outreach worker greg cook says individual generosity isn't enough in canada's most expensive city homelessness was

soaring long before coated 19 fears a virus spreading in what shelters there are mean more people may soon be sleeping rough shelters are not safe. because you have a whole bunch of people in one room. when you're sleeping you can't social distance you can't stay 6 feet apart i mean just there's not a space to do that here at the country's largest food bank both donations and demands are increasing as the crisis hits those with low incomes the charity is trying to minimize contact with the public while sending out even more food and supplies to the needy here so while there's a heightened sense of anxiety there's also an uplifting sense there's a sense that the city and the country are coming together and saying there are thousands tens of thousands of individuals who are vulnerable who we need to assist canada's government is announcing new measures every day most notably closed borders to all but citizens legal residents and trade and generous cash payments to

ease economic damage from the spread of disease and the sweeping social measures taken to slow it down. that includes near mandatory isolation for those with even the mildest of symptoms like from a call for the flu and for those who traveled abroad like me 14 full days at home staying inside and not meeting other people canada's prime minister is among those avoiding others his wife has tested positive for the virus and he's leading the country's efforts against it from inside his house with a relatively low number of cases canada is hoping social distancing and government spending can ease the impact of the crisis but helping those who can't help themselves the poor homeless the elderly and those with existing conditions is a huge and growing challenge for both government and the public daniel lack al-jazeera toronto. well there's plenty more still to come on the al-jazeera news hour including we'll go live to mexico city where the government's preparing to the

full force of combat 19 and zimbabwe braces for it so i wait for the health care system that's already being crippled by years of economic crisis. hello was about to get cold about this part of europe where you see some spring rain coming to portugal and spain the circulation just off the coast there which is significant or will change the weather in next couple days particularly porch go for the north westerly breeze but the blue is rain of course that's coming out of the same system which will bring help for rain probably drop temperatures prost across this part of europe but we're show you that in the 2nd a bit more detail this could be significant rain having had the snow recently term to madrid dropping again and when you talk about snow here we are talking about

rain to ruin your day to fear around the mediterranean coast now the cold stepping down a bit a temperature of night let's take vienna out as a full cost $20.00 on friday down to 9 northerly winds rain and then down to forces a high temperature on sunday as cold up to bring snow back to terrilyn mountains and is that as cold has been generating in regenerating areas of low pressure in the eastern med for the last couple of months here's another one that northerly breeze will take time for dying kaross 16 degrees in the breeze does extend beyond that but of course is further west of the coast of morocco algeria where what's happening in spain portugal will affect you too cold cloudy. the u.n. fact finders accuse the burmese military of genocide because they political if you think or. do you believe there are no motives of russia or poor

a kid going to have a bomb they. would have to know the recognize the both sides have legitimate grievances against the other climate this is the foundation of climate back then and that is why the palookas must take a hard hitting debate with us. on al-jazeera. so many al-jazeera london broke our santa to special guests in conversation people think that racism is having personal vitriol towards black people and there's no understanding of what systemic racism is unprompted uninterrupted success comes with opposition if you're not upsetting people you're not saying anything for her needs any oh. there is not a family in britain i believe that has not been touched by empire studio be unscripted on al-jazeera.

welcome back or a mind of our top stories currently here on al-jazeera italy has become the nation's most seriously hit by cool a virus that with the number of deaths of passing those in china. u.s. president double jump says he's called on the food and drug administration to streamline its processes to speed up the development of a treatment for cruel virus. global markets the trading slightly off after major losses thanks to several central banks scrambling to soften the impact of the pandemic. aid agencies are warning that refugees of course are increasingly vulnerable to the virus they say they're struggling to protect people in overcrowded ill equipped camps where many have already enjoyed years of suffering while the jungle reports. the population so traumatized by

violence now terrified of a virus in northern syria after 10 years of war and humanitarian catastrophe medics are doing all they can to prevent an outbreak of covert 19 masks are being handed out parents are trying to protect their children but everyone seems to know it's not nearly enough the south edges are filled by thirds of them we have very little equipment and supplies not just right here but in all of northern syria not that if we do not one of the fighters in bangladesh where around 3 quarters of a 1000000 rohingya for me and more are in camps youth activists are teaching refugee children about the importance of proper hygiene anxiety in the largest refugee settlement in the world is on the rise warnings from agencies are stark imagine then what it would course in densely crowded refugee camps community centers filled with said billions in the war so on displaced people

fleeing to informal settlements in places where there is little or no water no 100 percent of these little hygiene and no health care in greece doctors without borders has urged the government to evacuate refugees from overcrowded camps they say provide the perfect storm for a coded 1000 outbreak we have why don't want to go and where 1300 people in moore you know we have one toilet for 200 bieber and if we asked people today to go to the doctor if they have a problem there is no doctor to go and if we ask either of these people to. to isolate them so there is no space resolution this week the united nations refugee agency announced that due to severe travel disruptions around the world travel arrangements for resettling refugees are being temporarily suspended we are queuing 2 sites and working very closely with them to ensure that movements can still

continue for the most critical emergency cases. that's possible as panic over the pandemic spreads around the world refugees and the internally displaced are as always just trying to survive people long accustomed to uncertainty for whom life has suddenly become an even greater challenge mohammed jim jim. the u.n. secretary general antonio good terrace is calling the world leaders for a global and coordinated response to the coronavirus crisis if you let the virus spread like wildfire especially in the most vulnerable regions of the world's it with millions of people as we need to immediately move away from a situation where each country is in the thinking it's only our strategies to one that ensures in full transparency the core of the nature of the global response including gulping countries that are less prepared to tackle the crisis well latin

america continues to prepare for what many see as an inevitable large scale contagion but in mexico many say the government isn't doing enough on the republicans us now from mexico city man well has the mexican government started adopting stronger containment measures. that's certainly one of the biggest criticisms that people have here in mexico that the government is not doing enough mexico has been reluctant to impose many of the same containment measures that we've seen from other countries in the region mexico's president of this mineral is what i thought says that he doesn't feel that it's necessary to apply some of the same measures such as shutting down schools or canceling flights saying that he's mostly concerned about the economic impact in the country now mexico has 118 confirmed cases as of this morning on thursday in nationwide only recently that the country begin. entering the double digits when it comes to infections and only yesterday on wednesday evening did the company to the country announce that the 1st

deaths related to corona virus had occurred mexico's president mexico's foreign secretary marcello that says that this is being handled at a regional level with the united states and canada as part of the north american block but has yet to say whether or not mexico is going to adapt or evolve to these posturing in terms of asylum seeker policy from the united states that has already announced a partial closure of the border so that so that asylum seekers will be forced to stay in mexico now you ask what sort of containment measures mexico is doing is it xico doing enough unfortunately most people here when it comes to self isolation when it comes to quarantine these are initiatives by private citizens by private companies until now mexico has not taken the same steps that we're seeing from other countries in latin america i mean well what about the rest of latin america has that we jim preparing for a scenario like the one play at here in europe or is it preparing in that way. well

we've been monitoring the region and it looks as though policies national policies are evolving overnight if we go down the list of countries in the proverbial global south and latin america there are countries that have closed their borders outright that completely shut down countries in central america like guatemala el salvador honduras el salvador was one of the 1st countries in the region to adopt strong measures they only yesterday announced their 1st case of coronavirus in honduras there's a national curfew that's been imposed by that is being enforced in several cities in the country one of the biggest concerns at the moment right now is what's happening in venezuela a 7 year economic crisis there has pushed them as well as health services to a critical to a critical point we've heard from doctors in gattaca is in the country's capital saying that there are places where doctors won't even go because they are themselves afraid of contracting the virus worried that they don't have the necessary supplies so is latin america as

a region prepared it spends less than any other region or almost any other region in the world on health services so unfortunately i think the short answer there is no julie manlove apollo there live from mexico city. the u.s. congress has passed $100000000000.00 bill aimed at easing the price of citizens during the pandemic it provides for free testing and added unemployment payments but it won't cover everyone and it doesn't include paid sick leave and many thousands will have to choose between work or staying home to care for a loved one mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . with restaurants throughout the country close the role of the fast food chains is critical most are close to saddam dinars but they grab and go operations provide an essential source of daily nutrition it's estimated that more than 790000 workers at the biggest possible chains do not have access to sick pay we have

a doctor here we have dogs. she's not a medical. and i don't know how you get through this we need help here seattle's in a crisis restaurant workers are in a crisis the same applies to the large grocery stores where workers with no sick leave continually restock items like food and hand sanitizers admits to buying frenzy congress has passed a bill that specifies payment for sick leave but this does not apply to companies with more than 500 workers i'm not only worried about my my kids but worried about the workforce that they're you know in thinking they have no choice but to show up folks that are selling us our groceries folks that are at the pharmacy right now 3 years ago an award winning documentary called 0 weeks pointed out that the united states and papa new guinea are the only countries in the world that do not provide for paid family leave americans have to make the choice between tending to

a sick spouse parent or child or going to work to generate income in this time of pandemic it's an even stark choice for those feeling ill and the emergency bill now passed by congress does little to ease the hardship of the 10s of thousands are top work congress we need your help or service industry depends on it this is unfortunate what's going on but we need the help that is there and not a hand out they're not doing we have mortgages and we have family. re scared the fact that even in the submergence e congress cannot agree on the need for universal paid sick leave emphasizes how deeply embedded its absence is in the us corporate structure i think. that corporate. establishment has long fart off what are otherwise incredibly sense of all policies are feeling the brunt of that right now last week president trump

paraded whole prude leaders who he said had joined the white house in combating the virus the irony is that it's their long term policy that threatens to contribute to its spread. out his era washington in this prime minister narendra modi has ordered the country's 1300000000 population to follow a one day curfew on sunday to combat the pandemic the curfew will be enforced from 7 am to 9 pm as a test of the nation's ability to go effectively into lockdown india is also honest about an incoming international flights for a week beginning on sunday last week the country found most foreigners from entering that shed till to last until at least april the 15th got on not various and heard the groan of r.s. crisis is very hard to control there are many big countries that are suffering so anyone who thinks it won't affect india is wrong elizabeth is in new delhi.

now over the last week things here have been really grinding to a halt schools colleges gyms might clubs you know cultural social centers have been closing the state of punjab decided to shut down public transport or public transport today and one more thing that the promise to really stressed which the health ministry also mentioned earlier in the day and that's also something that people are going to find very difficult here in india the massive challenge of social distancing there are as the prime minister keeps mentioning 1300000000 people in india so many of them 80 percent work in what's called and the un organized sector a lot of people were on the streets we spoke to street vendors who told us that if they didn't leave their homes while there their families would die of hunger so that's just not an option for them so how is this government going to contain the spread it's doing everything it can to stop more cases from coming into the country

but of course you know once it's here it's going to be incredibly difficult for the government to tell people who need to go out to survive to get by to stay at home and. pakistan has calls one of the main border crossings with india and all exits to and from afghanistan contain the koran a virus i worry that there is anger over unhygienic conditions in quarantine centers and a lack of doctors in government facilities hospitals there don't have enough resources and there are fears pakistan's fragile health system is ill equipped to deal with the outbreak priyanka gupta has the story. there is little social distancing in this cornered center in southwest pakistan hundreds of people are crammed in some are in small tents in an open courtyard what's up videos reveal filled the facilities and conditions so bad that people are protesting against the government keeping them there the dream of doing that kind of thing in the market

we don't need anything like neither food nor medicine just let us go we have money with us we can pay our travel expenses the core a 100 center is a balochistan province near the iranian border when you least 70 percent of the population live in poverty and many don't have access to basic health care. government leaders say they are doing their best despite the limitations but we are here to provide all the facilities obviously there is a there are resource constrained this is a border town with few difficulties in. facilities or word but we are trying our level best there are more than 300 cases of the new coronavirus in pakistan schools and universities have been closed and mass gatherings are banned religious shrines are shocked local businesses are suffering but supermarkets and groceries are busy with the rush to stock up on food and other essentials if things get bus i'll be

doing her my markets and kharaj in hyderabad have already been closed due to corona virus we've heard that it's quarantine period is $2.00 to $3.00 weeks so we're buying extra rations. but there's a major outbreak in islamabad at least we could have some russians and pakistan's prime minister says his country cannot afford lock downs like west missions. when no cases reach 20 we thought of shutting down all cities that was a suggestion but i want to tell you all that the situation in pakistan is not the same as in europe or the us. we then thought that if we shut down the cities where people are already facing difficult circumstances we will save them from the virus but then they will die from hunger that have you had the works of modern you know. as cases in densely populated south asian countries such as pakistan and india continue to rise of it so do concerns about where the hospitals and health centers

can't cope with the outbreak if it gets worse. and 0. zimbabwe is yet to confirm any corona virus infections but the presidents declared a national disaster and launched a response plan all public gatherings of more than 100 people are prohibited as a precaution and independence day celebrations next month our council army tells us more now from harare. the social distancing in many parts of zimbabwe isn't easy victor check on you collect most of bobbins has a casual job but selling on the street he's afraid of catching coronavirus public washbasin being placed around the city but cuts in the council's water supply means the taps run dry for hours sometimes days was can't imagine what it. would be like. maybe. some. it's going to come to the image problem. health officials say they are ready to minimize the

impact of coronavirus should they be an outbreak while kentucky spittle is one health quarantine center in the capital with suspected cases are tested but it only has a few dozen beds the collapsing economy is adding to the problems of the struggling public healthcare sector. launching the national preparedness response plan on thursday president said zimbabwe has other health challenges to deal with. not remember. we were doing. a board. zimbabweans have some experience dealing with disease our breaks more than 4000 people died from cholera in 2008 measures were put in place to contain that

outbreak but the threat of corona virus has forced the government to take action and implement more drastic measures which include banning public gatherings of more than $100.00 people a ban on public gatherings of pictured waiting and sporting events for 2 months while there is no travel ban people from the country will confirm cases of coronavirus are being discouraged from frederick. zimbabweans are being advised against travelling abroad until the pandemic is under control mandatory sweeny has been intensified at all ports of entry the government says screening will soon be introduced at all it's offices. but with the worst economic crisis in a decade many public hospitals are understaffed and lack basic equipment and medicine some worry about the lack of resources to deal with virus if it spreads but government leaders say they are ready and on high alert. algis are. still to come here on al-jazeera. public hanging in india as punishment for one of

the nation's most notorious crimes reignites the debate on capital punishment. and the wonder chicken that may help to and so one of the great riddles of science.

welcome back 4 men convicted of gang raping and murdering a 23 year will new delhi student will be hung on friday it's haq on a city bus back in 2012 sparked national i wager a court dismissed a last minute petition to delay the high hangs but some question whether capital

punishment works as a detail in our reports. for more than 7 years asher singh the mother of the 23 year old girl who was gang raped on a bus and later died of her injuries has been going from one poll to another she's been seeking justice for her daughter referred to across india as near past all the fear lest 12 years ago in the court upheld the death penalty for 4 men imposed by a fast track court in 2013 they were due to hang this january but that was delayed by legal procedure as. a mother of one of the men recently asked are saying to show mercy which she refused. it doesn't matter to me if anyone says sorry or cries because for 7 years i've been crying tears of blood i've lost a daughter. the supreme court has dismissed review petitions filed by the convicts

and apel the death penalty but the sentence has reignited a debate in india can capital punishment reduce rape middle class father says yes. if these comments are hung if a few more are hung and others would be scared of committing rape massive protests broke out in india's capital after nearly passed death. in response the indian government introduced a tougher sentencing policy including the death penalty for rape or murder and for raping a minor under $121.00 indian politician says rapists should be lynched another suggest castration as punishment but while many members of parliament including women that capital punishment legal experts are divided over whether that is a deterrent some argue the real problems are a slow justice system in a patriarchal society if you look at the difference between. the points 2 recent

national crime bureau figures a low conviction rate for the rape of about 27 percent but a 30 percent increase in the number of victims killed after rape from 2017 to do 2018 to destroy evidence if the penalty for you know rape for certain kinds of rape and the penalty for death is death what's the incentive to not. just back at court are sussing says the death sentence on the 4 men who gang raped her daughter will bring her justice and work as a deterrent archibald al-jazeera you debbie. the united states has sanctioned 5 united arab emirates space companies alleging they collectively bought hundreds of thousands of metric tons of it raining in petrol in 2019 the u.s. treasury says the money from the oil purchases has been used in iran to support what it calls malign activities in the middle east correspondent particle hain has

more now from washington this is just the latest move just on tuesday the state department announced sanctions against 9 different companies in hong kong china south africa so what does this actually mean well if you are these 5 companies you if you have assets in the united states those would be frozen u.s. businesses and people are not allowed to do business with these 5 entities and probably the more biting sanctions is they get cut off from the u.s. right mantel sector so any big foreign bank detergent program is something this morning any foreign bank that actually works with banks they do business with these 5 companies they could face additional sanctions so really the big bottom line here is the united states is going to roam the globe to allies to enemies sanction companies sending the message that even though iran has been so hard hit by the coronavirus that the u.s. has no intentions of letting go the british government has apologized for its treatment of britons say of caribbean origin who were wrongly detained and deported

for being illegal immigrants home office fines have demonstrated institutional ignorance and thoughtlessness towards the issue of race in the history of the windrush generation the scandal broke in 2018 home secretary principi tell said she was called shocked by the terrible injustices and forced. what dinosaur experts call the wonder chicken may help and so one of the great wiggles of science the fossil which is almost 67000000 years old could explain why birds survived the asteroid impact that killed most of life on earth under chappelle explains. while the animals to survive an asteroid strike this may not be your 1st guess. but scientists say the common ancestor of modern day chickens and ducks did exactly that a fossil may explain how so in this area back here is where the i would have been this is where the nostril was and this is the tip of the peak the oldest bird skull

ever found was in a belgian kori 20 years ago its historic value now revealed thanks to x. ray scanning technology a remarkably preserved scold nearly 67000000 years old a few 100000 years before the asteroid impact which wiped out the dinosaurs and much else an international team of paleontologists have published their findings which proves they say that birds existed in the northern hemisphere alongside the dinosaurs and you fossil which we like to call the wonder chicken provides us with i mean precedented insight into how modern earth survived that extinction event that wiped out the nonny dinosaurs we fought for a while that the earliest stages of modern bird evolutionary history took place right towards the end of the age of dinosaurs but we haven't had much direct fossil evidence of modern birds from this point in earth's history new evidence shows the wonder chicken lived close to the ground which may have been its saving grace along with the fact that it was tiny this one weighing only around 400 grams there's

still more questions to answer of course more specimens need to be discovered and studied to find out how this creature was able to survive the impact and evolve when 3 quarters of life on earth could not enter chapelle al-jazeera. but that's it for me from this news hour back in just a moment with much more of the day's news find. how much is the coronavirus on the stock market calles affecting the rights to the

white house will it be judged by the good soundness or securities the democratic nomination awfully weak can be down trump follow all the developments in the u.s. election come very on al-jazeera. a lot of what do i overdosed. but my sister saved me. a lot of my last year with my family who talk about the reality of addiction in the arab oils and the struggle of recovery and i know it was just me and it's a drug. i'll just say oh well it goes inside a rehab clinic in the nile delta. rehab egypt edge of addiction on al-jazeera. the belgian chemical agent. with an honest throughout history a lot of water 1st appeared its head with me and started fighting being developed by nation state there could be nothing left to test every. now within

reach of those seeking. funding the most toxic substances were the. many invisible threats on al jazeera one day i might be covering politics as usual and the next i might be protesting from serbia the hungry the what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through so that i can convey the headlines in the most human way possible. here and i just you know we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. it's only overtakes china as the country suffering the most virus to us. i know that i'm tipping with some of this is sound as if i live from london also

coming up the toll rises in spades with claims of unregistered deaths in care homes . we're going to be able to make that drug available almost immediately donald trump tells americans a malaria drug could offer a separate piece for the.