now you see. 3. european countries worst affected by the coronavirus recalled their lowest daily death toll in over a month. and children are allowed out to play in spain for the 1st time in 6 weeks restrictions on events. i know that i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up another group of u.s. states prepares to ease lockdown restrictions but health experts warn that testing is way below what's needed. brazil's president travels an hour was facing fresh

scrutiny with one of his sons accused of masterminding a criminals to spread state news. and a fast ever virtual draft of the u.s. national football league draws in a record 8400000 viewers. now the daily death toll from the current virus in the hardest hit european countries has fallen to its lowest level in more than a month and some of them are moving to ease lockdown restrictions in spain children aged 13 and on to have been allowed to step out of their homes for the 1st time in 6 weeks it's really has also unveiled plans to slowly relax its walk down manufacturing and construction businesses can reopen from early may persons prime minister barak's johnson is heading back to work on monday after recovering from the virus on sunday the u.k. reported at 3. lowest daily rise in fatalities in 84 weeks and more u.s.

states are preparing to loosen restrictions starting on monday but health experts are concerns they're moving too fast without adequate testing and contact tracing infrastructure how does our caster begins our coverage from the united states despite clear warnings the virus continues to spread some americans have just had enough it's been 5 weeks and most people here with thousands of calls cannot get through to unemployment they don't know what they're going to do protesters gathered in downtown las vegas begging to return to jobs that shuttered casinos and entertainment venues along the city's famed district police arrested several beach goers in california who showed up to take in the sun despite prohibitions are you concerned the message from the white house coronavirus response coordinator was the opposite we should still social distance we should still wear those mass to protect others as we work through this epidemic she warns social distancing should continue

through the summer even as a handful of states allow barbershops and other businesses to reopen. the money but the vast majority of the country remains closed the white house economic adviser says the next jobs report will likely show unemployment at 16 percent or higher this is the biggest negative shock that are caught in the i think has ever seen we're going to be looking at an unemployment rate that approaches rates that we saw during the great depression the number of dead in the u.s. also continues to rise it's now more than $54000.00 with newspapers pain tribute to so many names and faces of the lost castro al jazeera silver spring maryland. well let's speak to what she is a professor of epidemiology and medicine and director of i kept at columbia university and she joins us now on skype from new york what i understand even the white house's plan for opening america up again details widespread testing and very

aggressive contact tracing as criteria the states to even begin consider reopening now both of those have been ongoing issues especially the testing has capacity improved so drastically to the extent where states can actually consider reopening safely well the situation in the u.s. is currently quite chaotic i would say in terms of how different states are moving ahead with easing some of the restrictions despite the lack of evidence to support such decisions like resample despite the fact that there's not enough testing that's available to know exactly what's going on in their communities and also despite the fact that barry may not be even following some of the crew to your ear there have been put forth by the national level in terms of the measurements that you need to keep an eye on before you even consider using these these restrictions well as you say every state has their own approach to reopening it's

all based on their own individual situations but given the prosody of state borders people traveling around how does that affect things does there need to be a more coordinated approach. absolutely i think there's a great need for coordinated approach and there's a great need for one voice so that guides what happens in every part of this country and it really should be guided by uniform approach but can be adapted to local circumstances both is it's not very constructive are our if not dangerous to meet decisions individually to one locality and one state level when we know that people who've across states all the time so that the need for a coordinated decision making can approach that measured and attics into more of a regional approach rather than one state by state approach we've also been hearing changing messages from the w.h.o. rise and with such uncertainty about the level of immunity people get when they recover from the virus and given the lack of effective antibody tests in the us is

there even a metric to try to map how or when to reopen. yes there are some metrics and these metrics include measures like for example you need to look at the numbers of newly diagnosed cases every day and only the side to ease restrictions if there is a sustained decrease in the numbers of new cases every day in other metric is also numbers of hospitalizations covered $1000.00 hospitalizations that can all can also be measured the day out and other measures of that nature so that if there is evidence of sustained decrease meaning that not just one day a decrease or 2 days or 3 days but at least $2.00 to $3.00 weeks that's consistent decrease that snowden then is the right time to consider easing of some of these used to actions but certainly one cannot get banned at this point and antibodies because we don't even know if having antibody is going to be protective against

getting the corona virus infection or often even years in the metrics that you mentioned that countries in asia who thought they had things under control they're now seeing a 2nd wave of infection some of them and presumably that's likely in the us too so how does one reconcile that with trying to reopen. well i think that at some point if these matters are all moving in the right direction in the way in which communities and states and so reopen is also very important to what gets reopened 1st what happens next and so on and it's really important to keep measuring these metrics as you move ahead because you may have to pull back from some of the easing that's already been put in place you also have to at the same time be expanding the testing and expanding the contact tracing so all of these seen things have to happen at the same time and i think it's very important that the population be ready to even have to go back to more restrictive measures if

there is evidence of we have a surge again of cases of course with 90 well they're a professor of epidemiology and medicine at columbia university thank you very much for joining us on al-jazeera thank you well there has been some relief for children in spain who have been allowed to leave the house for the 1st time in 6 weeks as the country is locked down begins to ease their children aged 13 and can now go outside for one hour a day and with the daily death toll falling it's hoped that other restrictions will also gradually be relaxed the reports. it's been 6 long weeks stuck inside for 6 year old marco and his parents in their apartment in central madrid and it's been hard for all of them kate of his 18 itself is a collectivity and the lack of that that those activities outside is suspect in him somehow he is more i never said. this is the line it sometimes.

since the lockdown even adults have been allowed to go out for essential reasons but children haven't so sunday was a big day for marco people. the new rules apply to children up to the age of 13 only. to go out with up to 3 children for one hour and no further than one kilometer from their home. they still have to observe distance see as this drone reminds people mean they can't be helped with their friends and parks remain closed in most places but specialists of want of the effect of the lockdown on children's health and mental well being and this 9 year old has certainly missed just getting out. the streets i missed the streets and the park and feeling the air on my face and i never thought i would miss school but i really do spain has the world's 3rd highest official coronavirus death toll but with the

number of daily deaths fully the government's hoping to ease restrictions further from next weekend's. i would like to announce that if the evolution of the pandemic continues in a positive direction as it is doing so far starting from may 2nd look at me people will be allowed to go out to individual physical activity and walks with the people with whom they live however always in the conditions laid down by the health authorities and i. in the southern city of sybil the annual fair isn't happening but that hasn't stopped them celebrating with people dancing traditionally. beyond assuming vocalise and generally enjoying the chance to let the. city council mabel be vented september is considered planning to recover the tos of industry. who right now there's a coup to be seen in spain as people take stock of how many leaves the crisis has already taken. and the disease. well now the world health

organization appears to have reversed its position on whether a recovered corona virus patient will develop immunity to the illness and on saturday the u.n. health agency said there was no evidence someone would be protected from a 2nd infection it's now clarified those comments saying most people will develop some level of protection although it's unclear to what degree and how long it will last china now says there are no remaining coronavirus patients and hospitals in the city of will hand where the disease is believed to have originated late last year it's reported no new deaths now for the 11th straight day but questions remain over the accuracy of the data on saturday the u.k. removed china from its official coronavirus death toll comparison charts there have been more than 4500 reported coronavirus related deaths in china and more than 83000 and factions sarah clarke has more from hong kong. this is the epicenter

of the initial corona virus outbreak and of course in general we saw this particular city sealed off was in general 23 when live 11000000 people when to lock down for about 3 or so months it was only when the numbers started to drop that they lift that particular lock down so in january february at the pick of this particular virus outbreak we had we had the likes of thousands of cases being reported on a daily basis of course we had accounts for half the national total of coronavirus cases in china and 3 quarters of china's deaths but instead of we had the medical if it's are now being deployed elsewhere we've got the cases on sunday a national health commission's report of 11 cases and 5 of those have come from a particular region in the north of the country that's an area called heilongjiang province and this particular province borders russia it's about 4000 kilometer a border there and as a result this is now the new battleground because of the cases of the surge in infections in that particular region we've got a number of cities that been put in lockdown we've got public transport it's been

postponed or held for a period of time and this type quarantine restrictions in a number of those cities we also have mandatory testing for all arrivals coming from russia into china certainly china is now looking to deploy medical teams to this particular region as it sees a surge in the number of cases well south korea has confirmed 10 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours marking the 9th straight day that it's reported fewer than 20 new infections so has begun lifting social restrictions with large churches reopening after the government relaxed limits on religious gatherings and secretive church was responsible for almost half of the country's infections more than 10700 people have been infected in south korea 240 have died. well hours after announcing it would lift restrictions the sri lankan government has decided to extend them by another week the order came after a spike in cases on a naval base near the capital colombo a 5th of the country's sorry about

a 5th of the country's 523 confirmed infections are at that base 7 people have died of the virus in the country will hundreds of clothing factories have reopened in bangladesh despite a nationwide lockdown more than $4000000.00 people were in the garment industry and many have not been paid for months the country expects to lose about $6000000000.00 worth of exports this financial year as the sector faces cancellations from some of the world's largest brands of retail is bangladesh has so far recorded more than 5400 cases and 145 deaths. still ahead on al-jazeera yemeni separatists declasse self rule in the south but the internationally recognized government warns it's a catastrophic oil. and food allergy prevention we examine the link between a child's immune system and the bacteria in their mother's stomach.

hello there we've managed to have a break from those severe thunderstorms across the south and the southeast united states we have had some weather and some pretty brisk winds in the northeast but some good sunshine at the same time so people have been enjoying the fresh a coney island here in new york we'll notice how people are dressed with their coats on it's been feeling pretty fresh meanwhile a very different scenario out across the southwest this is where the heat wave is really beginning and really setting in the temperatures are going to rise over the next few days so as a consequence of that thousands of people have been flocking here and so this particular beach hundreds of beach in california which is to the south of the long beach but as i say these temperatures all set to rise you've got to some excessive heat warnings in place into california nevada across into and look at these temperatures 32 in l.a. by cheese day we've seen officials working their way into the pacific northwest

they'll continue to work their way across the central plains that nothing particularly heavy but the winds will be brisk but it's going to be pretty warm that the line of rain showers across the midwest trading right there down into northern sections of texas that is to say it really is about the heat so you can see here by this red where the very warm weather is going to be in place and this is what it does the time which is look at this for 3 days in phoenix the average highs 30 wednesday up to 41 celsius. journey in the wrong and discovers how football can empower the g.g. community itself to lead and identity. i'd like to prove to the world cup comes up. i will be able to prove myself to my townsmen friends and myself with people to play beside the chopper afghan you know it's on

al-jazeera. we are way way. hello again i'm the styles you take and remind of our top stories this hour the daily death toll from the corona virus in europe's hardest hit countries has fallen to its lowest level in more than a month in spain children have been allowed outside for the 1st time in weeks and italy will also begin easing restrictions. on more u.s. states on loosening lockdown measures as the nationwide death toll passes 54000 montana is reopening places of worship while colorado states i'm sure that has

expired on friday georgia became the 1st to reopen most businesses despite warnings from health expounds. the world health organization has clarified its position on coronavirus immunity it says while most of those who recover will develop some level of protection it is not clear what extent and for how long. israel's supreme court says the government must pass legislation within weeks to continue with a controversial surveillance program which tracks a person's location via their mobile phone prime minister benjamin netanyahu gave security agencies the power to track the mobile data of anyone suspected of having the coronavirus the supremes court says the measure is a breach of people's privacy while meanwhile in a stray more than a 1000000 people have chosen to download a mobile phone tracing up it was launched on sunday the software uses blue tooth technology to connect with other phones so users can be traced and contacted if they contract private 19 well hundreds of venezuelans trying to get home from

colombia stranded on the border it's closed because of the virus threat many say they're having to sleep there and haven't eaten for days nearly 5ww venezuelans have fled in the past 5 years because of the collapsing economy. now brazil's president jalal sanaa is facing a new crisis after reports that police have identified one of his sons as the organizer of a scheme to spread fake news carlos watson r.-o. has dismissed the claims as garbage the investigation is part of an ongoing probe into full stories targeting judges and comes just days after brazil's justice minister resigned over what he called political interference from the president on druthers darren is a political analyst specializing in brazilian affairs and he says both sonars popularity is falling and his handling of the coronavirus pandemic has only made matters worse. he's in the struggle with the governments around brazil

we are in a federalist system so governors have a lot of say in public health policies governments have been taking a much more strict measures. and those are not as mean dumb plane that hoping to not to have such a large economic impact that's going to look bad on him in the next couple of months and what we're going to see is one of 2 scenarios either he stays in power but he's unable to govern because he doesn't have a coalition anymore he doesn't have supporting congress you know his. his political capital always completely diminished so even if he stays in power he won't be able to government he will be sort of a lame duck for the next 2 years the autor the other scenario is if there is will for impeachment and that's a big question mark because one people are not into streets yet there's not

a lot of people are not of course for dip and then it but it's not sure it's not for sure that we will have popular movements to to to take the present bell and the 2nd part is who wants to sit on that chair right now you know with the pandemic with an economic crisis that was building up before the pandemic it's not up is not a pleasant job to take on so there's still a very big question mark if we will have an impeachment or not but for sure he will be unable to govern again and scuffing mentos warning of a catastrophe to southern separatists to cat self rule and full control of the port city of the southern transitional council a saving of a 10 to independence and is accusing the government of mismanagement so far a number of southern provinces have rejected the co-author self-confidence dosage of our reports. the internationally recognized government in yemen is calling it

a coup after the southern transitional council announced it was in control of the port city of aden. the council accuses the government of being unable to cope with the coronavirus pandemic and failing to improve the lives of yemenis. so far there has been only one confirmed covert 19 infection in the southern region of how they are marked this is actually a pileup of. mis management and misgovernance in especially in south yemen well that's why the f.c.c. is right now compelled to say to take action into their own hands while still calling for a cease fire calling for deescalation in all fronts we want things to go smoothly or what they want to be able to deliver aid service is going to be able to battle this and them but the government warns the breakaway attempt could have catastrophic consequences describing it as a resumption of an armed insurgency. it's yet another complicating factor in

yemen's 5 year civil war which has been marked by shifting sometimes shadowy allegiances. the southern separatists are backed by the united arab emirates and have been nominal allies of the saudi emirate to call ition in their war against the whose these. are the the government says the separatists action is a rejection of a power sharing deal brokered to end last year's unrest which saudi arabia hailed as a step towards a wider political solution to the war there are thought to be at least 25 regional separatist groups support on the ground is also in question critics say control should be taken by force but actions within yemen and you will not and will be but for the. regions or earlier and i think this is like a premature decision that doesn't. support in other areas of

yemen it's basically. in other places so basically we are playing with fire at the moment and nothing. but. the southern transitional council says it continues to support the unilateral cease fire declared by saudi arabia 2 and a half weeks ago it has been just extended by month but its declaration of autonomy and state of emergency adds to the uncertainty for yemenis who've already suffered years of hunger and war. dorsetshire pari al-jazeera. attack on an ethnic group in the democratic republic of congo has killed at least 23 people as happened in a tour a province 700 people have been killed bethany 2017 the ilo community has been attacked before by an armed group called the cooperative for the development of congo where david also is a counterterrorism expert at global risk international he explains why the government in the d.l.c. has issues on multiple fronts. i think waste is in march country and before 2

security a presidential security came to power there's been so many. reefs there are so many areas where you know he needs to look into an address you know but i don't think this is something which he can do just within a couple of years that he's been in power i think he needs to look at that and i'm sure that the president you security with would be looking at all these bills and all these are coming in from various angles as you said and you know he would be concerned that the promises that he made you know needs to be fulfilled and you know he has you to do that now discovering your child has a food allergy can be a frightening experience such as an australia think they have now found the link between the chances of babies developing a reaction to bacteria found in their mother's stomach sarah tyrants has the story . no an easy a making the most of playing outside but it isn't always fun and games for the

twins who live in melbourne both have had allergies since they were babies noah had his 1st allergic reaction to an egg when he was just 8 months old he was 18 match and a short time later had swelling. to stress vomiting. all kinds of things yeah that was pretty scary australia has the world's highest rate of food allergies researches there are studying women and their babies during and after pregnancy what they found is a link between bacteria in a mother's digestive systems and reducing the chance of food allergies in the 1st year of life what we found was a very strong signal women who cared for carried a bacteria called predatory or coppery. by bees were at a substantially reduced risk of developing food allergy pervert teleco pre is a microbe that ferments fiber from food into fatty acids previous studies of baby mice that had a high fiber diet showed reduced allergic reactions. the latest research looked to

see if that was the same for people food allergies are on the rise globally and for some people can be life threatening scientists are still trying to understand why early g.'s and more prevail and in developed countries and urban areas. but studies have shown a link with our modern lifestyle pollution and hygiene products which kill bacteria all affect our immune systems our bodies contain trillions of bacterial cells many live in a digestive system the australian researches say they hope their latest findings could help develop a probiotic that stimulates a baby's developing immune system and reduces the likelihood of later developing an allergy. it might not be a cure for no an easy but it may be one step closer to an allergy free life for millions of others so does either. now one of the most anticipated sporting events in the united states has been held at a video conference drawing

a record audience the n.f.l. draft is usually a massive spectacle where teams recruit the best young talent and often for the american football season was to be held in las vegas this year it was canceled it still pulled an $8400000.00 viewers $2000000.00 on the previous record $255.00 players were drafted as expected with joe baro selected as the number one overall pick by the cincinnati bengals michael carlson is a sports broadcaster in the u.s. he believes eventual draft was a success in particular for 2 of the league's teams. it was very smooth a lot of people liked it because it concentrated more on the business and the ground and we got to see a few of the people involved in that business. of doing the draft a lot of the kind of hollywood glitz and red carpet stuff in the last few years was missed by a lot of people of course because there is no passport speak of america or most of the war right now this was the biggest sporting event of the weekend and the big

ones were i think more than double. the amount of the baltimore ravens just killed this draft and they did it pretty much by sitting there and letting the draw to them and then making great picks with each pick they had so many teams trade up trade down try to get the right place for a guy we've just got to have and the ravens just look at the board and figure out who was the best player at that time the other team i think that was really outstanding well the woman. who addressed their biggest needs. first were solid. after that and then most of their. worst teams were pretty easy to pick to both in the n.f.c. north and chicago bears. their their 1st pick in the 2nd. which would be fine except we already had

a tight end. contact case coronavirus down might be phadnis for 15000000 residents but not for its dolphins which have been spotted swimming and the city has shows istanbul streets and waterways of confinement because of the lockdown which has encouraged the mammals to swim even closer to the stalls some with sand and the narrow washed away the bosphorus which is usually very busy. hello again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines the daily death toll from the coronavirus in europe's hardest hit countries has fallen to its lowest level in more than a month in spain children have been allowed outside for the 1st time in weeks the government is hoping to ease restrictions further from next weekend restudy on your list i would like to announce that if the evolution of the pandemic continues in a positive direction as it is doing so starting from

a 2nd people have be allowed to go out to individual physical activity and the. lives of always in the conditions laid down by the whole group or to use them and more u.s. states are listening lockdown measures as the nationwide death toll there is 54000 montana is reopening places of worship while colorado state high water has expired on friday georgia became the 1st to reopen most businesses despite warnings from health experts the world health organization has clarified its position on coronavirus immunity and says while most of those who recover will develop some level of protection it's not clear to what extent or for how long israel supreme court says the government must pass legislation within weeks to continue with a controversial surveillance program which tracks a person's location with their mobile phone prime minister benjamin netanyahu gave

security agencies the power to track the mobile they said anyone suspected of having the coronavirus supreme court says the measure is a breach of people's privacy. south korea has confirmed 10 new coronavirus cases over the past 24 hours marking the 9th straight day it's reported to fewer than 20 new infections so has begun lifting social restrictions with large churches reopening after the government relaxed limits on religious gatherings and brazil's president is facing a new crisis after reports that police have identified his son as the organizer of a scheme to spread fake news columns paulson are has dismissed the claims as gobbets the investigation is part of an ongoing probe into false stories targeting judges well those are the headlines the news continues here on out as era after risking it all stay with us as corona virus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white terms goes on joe biden was able to secure his place

is the democratic nominee we can be still neutral join us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera.