being given money money to agree to sterilization on money to get other people to be disturbed solution al-jazeera examines the politics of population control. the death toll from corona virus in the us crosses 40000 us governors in hard hit states warn it's too early to lift stay at home orders. follow on down jordan result as they are live from doha also coming up us all prices plummet again as demand is decimated by the coronavirus pandemic. at least 16 people are killed in a mass shooting in canada's nova scotia police say the suspect is also dead. and thousands of people defied lockdown orders in bangladesh to attend the funeral of

a popular islamic preacher. donald trump is being accused of making dangerous statements as the death toll from corona virus tops 40000 in the united states many democratic and republican state governors insist they're not ready to lift restrictions but trump says he's optimistic about a testing will help get people back to work and the galaxy reports from miami. as the u.s. accounts for a 3rd of the world's confirmed coronavirus cases and president don't trump held up swabs claiming no nation has tested more people he says more than 4000000 people have already been screened and that's now expanding to millions more is it. to say remind yourself that remind you of this. once a swab once a q-tip it's actually different. it's very sophisticated actually but it's

a little bit like so this is the straw. and. the water a lot of them they have a lot of them some of them some of the states they were shipped to states and the states don't know where they are at sunday's briefing the white house showed favorable comments from democratic new york governor andrew cuomo in what could be seen as an attempt to heal a growing political rift over trump's determination to get people back to work in new york where cases all falling but remain dangerously high governor cuomo says this is no time to slow precautions or reopen too quickly it's no time to get cocky and it's no time to get our it right we still have a lot long way to go and a lot of work to do and this virus has been ahead of us every step of the way we have been playing catch up from day one in this situation. in other parts of the nation though small groups of protesters egged on by the president continue to call

for an easing of restrictions the desire to kickstart the economy is growing but problems persist republican governors who really have critical words for their president said this still facing major hurdles and i could probably double maybe even triple testing in a while burchill overnight if the f.d.a. would prioritize. companies that are putting a slightly different formula together for the extraction reagent kit and that's if the f.d.a. would do that we have a shortage worldwide shortage of some of the materials that go into that so we really need help money from the payment protection program designed to keep businesses afloat has now run out even as more than 20000000 people around have work is now for u.s. lawmakers could meet as soon as wednesday to consider expanding the program but that's already running into political arguments despite the president's optimism

that the u.s. will be back in greater than ever the just tickle issues political infighting and a shortage of essential equipment persist at this point the daily briefings given by president don't trumpet become somewhat repetitive and increasingly political he's blame state's governors for a shortage in testing talked about the thousands of ventilators being made and weighed in urging certain states to be liberated that death toll here is now by far the highest in the world and for many this crisis is far from over and gallacher al-jazeera miami florida. europe's 2 worst affected countries spain and italy have recorded their lowest daily death tolls from the virus in about a month spain's top health official says its latest tally of $433.00 fatalities shows it's on the correct path italy recorded 410 deaths on sunday spain has some of the strictest lockdown measures in europe that are due to be extended until the

9th of may the prime minister has said children will be allowed outside from april 27th. us all prices have dropped to their lowest level in 2 decades as concerns over the coronavirus it keeps a deal to cut output the benchmark dropped below $15.00 a barrel before crowing its way back up global demand has plummeted as lockdowns on travel restrictions reduce the demand for oil well the crisis was compounded in march by a price war between saudi arabia and opec member russia riyadh and moscow ended that earlier this month when they and other countries agreed to cut output by almost $10000000.00 barrels a day but despite that historic cut the world is still a supply of oil stoking fears that prices could tumble further well on the national university of singapore as middle east institute he says the oil sector will never be the same again. the age of oil is. kind of changing we have seen. over of the ios the. alternative energy

more sustainable energy is coming to the market is becoming a much lower cost than it was before and is now challenging the mission of the oil . business and ali is moving more and more towards the transport sector and of course the transport sector is not badly affected by the natives off the top one theme that your question is i think you know the oil will come back but never be the same as if used to be in the past because of can we do shift from her energy sources deeply the other tentative energetically this other one of us becoming much cheaper and i'll do reviews and much more all highly efficient and also much more environmentally friendly and i think also gas is another. oil and i think we're going to have a standard oil at the end of. the oil age. in other news at least 16 people have

been killed in a mass shooting in eastern canada police say a 51 year old male suspect is dead a series of attacks and in the province of nova scotia the mass shooting is the worst in canadian history of course. police say this was the most horrifying crime scene in this quiet part of canada just before midnight saturday a gunman was reported in puerto pick a remote seaside village where the suspect 51 year old gabriel borkman owned property for the next 12 hours along nearly 100 kilometers of highway police fielded dozens of emergency calls about house fires gunshots and other incidents heavily armed officers pursued the suspect who at one point was dressed as a policeman and driving and apparently homemade police car just before noon sunday i witness is said they saw the suspect lying on the ground surrounded by police at a petrol station near nova scotia's international airport visibly shocked senior officers said one of their own

a 23 year veteran of the royal canadian mounted police was among the victims countless families are in mourning today each person who lost their family and friends and they too will need their support the impact of this incident will extend to one end of the province to the other. police expect more victims will be found as multiple crime scenes along the highway and elsewhere are investigated several other police forces are involved in this massive operation were not fully aware. because. as we're standing here the investigation continues in the areas that we. explored across the bronx. these sorts of mash things are rare in canada which has much stricter gun control than the neighboring u.s. police say they have no idea yet about motive and that many of the victims appear to have been targeted at random it will take days possibly weeks for a full explanation to emerge about one of the worst mass shootings canada has ever

seen daniel lak al-jazeera all right time now for a short break see you in a minute. but . however most people consider this a big desert so to see cloud and rain over it is maybe unusual has been hanging around eye for what seems like weeks in the last couple days and the next couple it will be quite noticeable the blue bits here are suggestions where the showers will be so out the middle of saudi arabia stretching to bahrain to qatar again where those higher ground in yemen and in western side you do get thunderstorms and flash flooding we've seen flooding in salary recently as well there was this continues it's dry in iraq it might be cloudy of a little bit in syria but generally speaking the event is far and the temperatures

are rising as even true in southern turkey but you follow that system down actually from yemen through the horn of africa to what is developing now see on the shore breezes the seas no rain has produced recent flooding and landslides in kenya will do again it's tanzania kenya ethiopia and somalia the normally involved with countries to the west getting equally seasonal rain is but mogadishu could be involved here as well and it doesn't rain that often in mogadishu tanzania is how the worst of it and kenya more recently and i think the other committee to be a case further south is a generally dry picture evening cape time but on monday there could be a few showers. take the worst possible material you radio grinded into dust comparable to flour and make up the ladder and put it into a place where people live think is

a colossal event i just go and look for many people after this or the filing fee. but as it makes you feel nice you feel like a murderer we have created an enormous amount of mental disaster. and investigation south africa toxic city on al jazeera. welcome back a quick amount of our top stories here on al-jazeera the number of people killed by coronavirus across the u.s. has exceeded 40000 new york state accounts for many hoffa's the fatalities but it's reported another drop in daily deaths on saturday. u.s. or prices have dropped the lowest level of the 2 decades as concerns over the virus

eclipse the deal to cut global demand has plummeted as lock down some trouble destructions take a heavy toll. at least 16 people have been killed in a mass shooting in eastern canada police say a 51 year old male suspect is dead after a series of attacks in several towns in the province of nova scotia. now in bangladesh more than 800000 people have defied virus lockdown orders to attend the funeral of a popular islamic preacher all public gatherings of more than 5 people are banned by the government with nearly 100 people killed and 2500 cases confirmed health officials are struggling to enforce social distancing the funerals organizer says he hadn't expected such a large turnout that it need to saddam i know it's a lot that we wanted to make small arrangements for the funeral following the government's guidelines on maintaining health and safety but people gathered out of their respect without our knowledge we've no idea how it happened what for more on

this let's cross live now to tanveer chaldron a in dhaka so how did people manage to assemble in such large numbers despite the restrictions. well i think part of it he was a immensely popular figure is the founder. and also a particular platform called caliph a muslim religious platform but the local administration and the police said they were overwhelmed because not only where local people gathering there were people coming from all that district by trucks and busses police are spread all across the country because the entire country is under lockdown and enforced by police by the military so this this came under intense criticism not only from the government but from general walks of people you know from criticizing the event in social media and in general not because of the religious gathering and the funeral but because of the fact that this could spread the koran out by as this kind of literally

100000 people took place according to administration in that gathering and that particular district brahman by area was under lockdown since april 11th of the 1st case of that there and 7 coronavirus people were infected so the government has formed a committee there suspended 3 police officers including the assistance of burnt enough police officers and charge in that particular police station and the committees formed to investigate how that could have happened despite all the enforcement and i got to remind you on march middle of march and now the religious gathering took place in like some 4 distinct at least tens of 1000 people took place in that despite that event on the experience that should have been known better to someone manage this event because the country is now going through really widespread infection of this particular virus or a town of a county that inducted thank you. to india now the country with the biggest coronavirus lockdown in the world which is easing restrictions on some commercial

activities india has reported more than $17000.00 cases and $550.00 deaths so far stay at home orders remain in areas worst affected by the outbreak elizabeth raanan joins us live now from new delhi elizabeth so just talk us through what's allowed then from today. so from today down there will be an easing of restrictions and what a cool non hot spot zones green zones are areas where they hasn't been a rise in the number of cases state governments say that that will be about 10 to 25 percent of the country so the government has really restrictions on farming and all the sectors and businesses that support it that includes the transportation of goods even things like roadside restaurants will be open for truck drivers the focus on agriculture because it employs something like 50 percent more than 50 percent actually of india's workforce and it is really important with the wind to cross just harvested to make sure that supplies get from the villages to the cities

so that there isn't a food shortage we're also seeing the easing of restrictions and sectors like banking public works social sector construction i.t. all with specific conditions and i t no more than 50 percent of all of your stuff is a lot to be in the office at the same time and self employed with this like koppen to climb as other christians and i to repair our allowed to return to work as well as specific conditions in each sector everyone will still have to wear a mosque when they're outside of their homes and observe social distancing elizabeth we're hearing that not all in states across india are using those exemptions why is that. that's right deborah and so here in the capital delhi the chief minister arvind kejriwal has said that they will be no ease in the prescriptions because he doesn't believe that they have tested enough to know the real rate of infection they're going to test something

like 50000 people maybe 50000 people in the next week in containment silence and then decide whether they're going to ease restrictions the southern state of having got to has extended the full lockdown until the 7th of may they've even added some restrictions like stopping all takeout food delivery services where we. seeing an easing of restrictions is real the biggest is in the destruction says the state of carolina which has been the most successful at reducing the number of all cases and they're planning to open up restaurants baaba shops book shops but the central government has said that states cannot make up their own homes now the reason why the central government is easing restrictions is they're trying to balance they save lives and livelihoods but there is concern about it i've spoken to economists who said that this is happening too early they repeat what the delhi chief minister has said the government is not testing enough to know the real rate of infection that business is

a quick to follow the guidelines who will monitor them and again as down these chief ministers said raising restrictions to the early could actually just prolong the bashing against the virus elizabeth thank you. ok stans government is facing a backlash after doctors are forced to retract claims that don't have enough personal protective equipment medical staff make up a quarter of the country's new infections robin forrester walker reports. a young doctor back door makes a forced the policy on facebook after he was interviewed by kyrgyzstan's national security agency i wrote about the lack of quality face masks at my clinic he says actually this was false information and i apologize although his twitter feed was deleted this tweet that the mosque he was given wouldn't stop mosque ito's let alone 19 went viral like this so have other social media posts

a medical workers forced to cycle to work others risking infection by using the only other transport available the state security agency website is devoted to exposing those accused of spreading rumors but one fact is inescapable 25 percent of known coronavirus cases here a medical workers. it's become a basis for parliament now to look at how law enforcement is putting pressure on the medical profession at the end of the day we're not in china and we can't put pressure on our doctors because it will lead to them hiding information about what's happening in the hospitals and that is a crime. another popular video mocks the state committee for national apologies. we apologize the citizens say.

gauging the public mood the government has promised to do better you shouldn't throw them. we're doing everything in our hands to protect medical workers believe your heroes. professional doctor back to order rushed back toward still trending and now his image has been popularised hailed as a medical hero for saying what needed to be said robyn 1st year was. a fire has destroyed shelters for several 100 people and one of greece's largest migrant camps the blaze on the island began after a protest over the death of an iraqi asylum seeker one woman had been taken to hospital early in the week with a fever that was sent back up to testing negative coronavirus vial campbell severely have a crowded but more than 5000 people living in a space meant for about a 1000 johns are up or less is not and says the virus fears an increased tensions within migrant camps. it seems that

a lot of the people staying in the camp were worried the woman who died had died of corona virus she had been to hospital a week earlier with a high fever she had been diagnosed negative for coronavirus evidently something else was the matter because she died days later in the camp but these facts were not known to the people who started this protest and it seems to cause house of hand part of the administrative facility has been burned down mainly offices belonging to the european and the greek asylum services which have been suspended since late march because of corona virus so there was no activity and no one in the camp was hurt thankfully the camp is also under strain because apart from the general anxiety refugees have about catching coronavirus in overcrowded conditions there are also restrictions on movement to the government weeks ago decided to

allow people in and out of these open reception senses on the 5 eastern asia and islands under certain conditions for shopping or for medicine but not to come and go as they wish and that creates an extra strain there also tents for people to be tested outside the camps in time the government wants to turn those into field hospitals for positive cases because it wants to keep the refugee cases separate from any cases from the greek population which will go to the general hospitals regionally now israelis have been enjoying an easing of a structure of the prime minister announced what he described as a responsible and gradual plan to reopen the country thousands of have a demonstration against benjamin netanyahu they've been calling on benny gantz his blue and white party not to join a coven mission led by a premier charged with corruption israel could face a 4th election in just over a year if no agreement is reached. now the coronavirus pandemic has seen demand for

medical rubber gloves saw driven by a surge in orders from europe and the u.s. but there are concerns about forced labor as factories try to keep up with demand for as many reports. production lines run 24 hours and workers put in overtime this is to meet increased demand for rubber gloves as the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread 2 thirds of the world's supply of rubber gloves are made in malaysia the malaysian rubber glove manufacturers association told out 0 that global demand could increase by 30 percent this year compared to the previous year factories are struggling to keep up even last year yeah 3. from my mom from the malaysian level of association yes i do think i would one day short of work and be assured of generally a good percent of that what goes if you like malaysia's restrictions on movement

also includes a ban on foreigners and that has contributed to the labor shortage in an industry that relies heavily on a migrant work force glove benefactress say they're hiring more locals and looking to automate more of their production line but i suspect trees ramp up production and labor rights activists expressed concerns about exploitation of workers the companies are very strong reputation by doing a lot of work. so workers. credibly i want to say i don't speak on ration that. labor lost to september the u.s. banned imports of gloves made by a malaysian company over the use of forced labor but it revoked the band in mid march just as demand for personal protective equipment saw it citing an improvement in labor conditions love manufacturing here say they comply with malaysian made by

law and that they've made efforts to improve living and working conditions but labor rights activists are still concerned and the government as well as global by its to ensure work has adequate be protected warrants the al-jazeera quality. and the morial plan for somebody in the us to mark the 25th anniversary of the oklahoma city bombing has been counseled because of coronavirus restrictions about hasn't stopped the victims from being honored this video tribute has been posted to remember the 168 people who died in the 1995 a time for most older timothy mcveigh detonated a truck full of explosives in front of a federal building he was executed in 2001 was a compass remains in prison a life. the floods in kenya have killed at least 4 people and left 28 missing they include police officers who were on a rescue mission in the west poca region more but in many reports.

rivers of mud sweeping through villages in the west of kenya. in the past the most marketplaces a police station and schools. the ocean. in the west pocket days of heavy rains look as possible from the debris left behind. many areas is still waiting for official rescue teams to arrive at the 1st of the rich guy do i just what we ran to the other side of the ridge and that's when we saw the floodwaters that came down in a big wave destroyed this whole shopping center and carried away all the animals into cars being moved through tipping cotton all the bridges washed away look you say they've had to carry flood victims to nearby health centers on their backs. but due to flooding this used to be a big market but now it looks like

a river there were many shops here before yesterday this was a vibrant shopping center but everything is gone now everything has been swept away and it's very distressing the government and all relevant agencies need to come here and as we speak several people are still missing kenya's red cross warns that once the floodwaters clear all the threats loom they fear water borne diseases and a possible increase in corona virus infections. in november al jazeera filmed tom kalil village in western pa caught after days of torrential rain flooding and landslides entire families here were killed communities surrounded by floodwaters and isolated days later families went out in search of their relatives bodies. many say it was the worst disaster they've seen in our lifetime. we said just say warming oceans are causing unpredictable weather patterns in

eastern africa and with more rain expected in the coming days help may be slow coming to these villages and the problems may not be. just there. australia has become the 1st country to make it compulsory for web giants google and facebook to pay for news content the competition watchdog says it will release draft details of a payment plan in july earlier attempts by the government to operate a voluntary scheme for digital platforms to pay traditional media for news content of failed advertising revenue in traditional media has all but collapsed due to the coronavirus lockdown with david vaile is a cyber law expert at the university of new south wales he says the government has been bold in taking on google and facebook. the. essentially they are so big that is sort of too big to regulate is what our regulators conclusion moralists suggests and the quite bright if i'm trying to step in and do this but they

basically main that. about level and revenues and subscription revenues to a lesser extent for new services all the way around the world large and small have been addressed equally sort undermine the willingness of people to pay subscriptions like they used to be prepared to pay for the daily paper has been undermined and so you've seen the decimation of news rooms the closure of really small regional news services in australia we've just had a whole raft of country papers sort of collapse under the additional pressure of that the bar is but they're already on you know lost support because of the problems of existing you know in the environment where facebook and google in particular capture the absolute lion's share of revenue using these techniques. finally we've been following the progress of an old soldier who's raising money for britain's national health service captain tom moore originally aimed to collect

a $1000.00 by walking $100.00 laps of his garden before his 100th birthday at the end of the month but his dogged determination has attracted a flood of the nations from people of all walks of life from the total to date a staggering $32000000.00 and counting. all the news of course on our website there isn't a screen the address out is ever dot com that's how it is here with don't call. yourself a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera the number of people killed by corona virus across the united states has exceeded 40000 new york state accounts only hoffer fatal it is but it reported another drop a deadly deaths on saturday and the gallup has been monitoring the president's daily briefing from miami he says donald trump's reassurances do not match the situation on the ground at this point he's repeating the same points over and over again saying look we're testing more than any other country we were manufacturing

more ventilators that it needed we've built more hospitals that are needed but when you look at the picture on the ground particularly in states like new york and louisiana and even here in florida where the corner virus is yet to peak those kind of posturings from the president don't really aren't really grounded in reality the death toll in new york may be dropping but from 700 in a day to 500 a day is still a rendez at least 16 people have been killed in a mass shooting in a remote part of eastern canada police say a 51 year old male suspect is dead after a series of attacks and several towns in the province of nova scotia is the worst single mass shooting in canadian history more than a $100000.00 people in bangladesh have defied coronavirus lockdown orders to attend the funeral of a popular muslim cleric. health officials are struggling to enforce social distancing with nearly 100 deaths and 2500 cases confirmed india's

easing restrictions on some commercial activities in parts of the country at least affected by the pandemic people working in sectors including farming and information technology will be allowed to return to their jobs but will be expected to wear masks and maintain social distancing measures and us old prices have dropped to their lowest level for 2 decades as concerns of a coronavirus eclipse the deal to cut output the benchmark dropped below $15.00 a barrel before crowing its way back up global demand has plummeted in the lockdowns travel restrictions. ana strain has become the 1st country to make it compulsory for web giants google and facebook to pay for news content the competition watchdog says it will release drop details of a payment plan in july well those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera one of many of them so much but enough wrong and counting the costs the great lock down africa to sink into its 1st recession in 25 years can its health

service take the strain of the pandemic on historic production cuts but what does it mean for the gulf economies plus europe's come on the balkans counting the costs on al-jazeera. villages to the ground. hundreds of thousands displaced. mass. that he's compelling evidence of genocide and genocide and get. the gambia has taken me and mouth to the international court of justice accusing its government well orchestrated a campaign of destruction against the rocking people there will be no tolerance.