where individual sacrifice makes way for the good of those who come after. i are purpose. this one is ours. more than 40 people die in a prison riot in venezuela and violence is increasing among others locked up in the us in america during the coronavirus pandemic. hello there i missed on the attack and this is al jazeera live from our world headquarters here and also coming up breaking through barriers of thousands of palestinians kept out of israel because of the pandemic are allowed back to work. a salute to u.s. health workers battling the virus the new york's governor paints

a gloomy picture of the growing death toll. that number has written me a noxious truly. terrifying car. and fears that i sill is making a comeback in iraq as fighters attacked a police station. more than 40 people have been killed in a prison riot in venezuela the protests started over a demand for relatives to be allowed to deliver food the riots in latin america's overcrowded prisons have been increasing as coronavirus restrictions and place but we must warn you some of the images and to raise a post report may be disturbing. prisoners from a gentle penitentiary taken to a local hospital and dozens of them. hurt after

a shootout at the prison located in the city of one addy around 450 kilometers away from us relatives were anxiously waiting outside. it i must say that and we want to know what really happened to our relatives we've been waiting since noon and we still don't know anything human rights representatives have not turned up or anything like you want to know what happened. pictures shown in local media show dozens of inmates dead the government says they were trying to escape but human rights groups say they were protesting for food and want a full investigation into what happened. since venezuela imposed a lockdown to prevent the spread of covert 1000 visiting rights have been suspended prisoners rely on their relatives for food and medicines. but it's not just in venezuela and rest has been on the rise in latin america on saturday in my now state capital of the state of a mass on as prisoners kidnapped 7 guards. then set the prison on fire

or 30 say they were trying to distract security forces to dig a tan and then escape the incident lasted for about 5 hours. this operation was a success we had several hostages and all of them are alive there were no casualties on the police side in which there were people injured but nothing serious no. violence is a regular occurrence in brazilian prisons as rival gangs fight for control. but the situation is different this time prisons 11 america are overcrowded and lacks any taishan a ticking time bomb for the spread of colvin 1000. what's going on is that prisoners are afraid because prisons are overcrowded conditions are bad in brazil for example there is no running water so how can you ask inmates to wash their hands restricting visitors is also a problem because it's a lifeline for inmates that depend on them to get food hygiene products. human

rights groups say we do using overcrowding is needed to reduce the spread of disease. but it poses a major challenge for countries where resources are already running short. that is how will. well meanwhile venezuela has eased its restrictions for the 2nd weekend allowing children and senior citizens to go outside for a few hours president nicolas maduro stressed the importance of wearing protective masks and social distancing. i want to confirm to all of venezuela to morrow said. and sunday we will have more flexibility for boys and girls and for older adults people over 65 on these days start your day and sunday pay attention where your face masks your hat or your protection with gloves on. now thousands of palestinian laborers have been going back to work in the past couple of hours after israel reopened dozens of crossings but there are fears of health risks because of

the coronavirus outbreak last month private employers were accused of dumping palestinian workers who showed coded 1000 symptoms at checkpoints rights groups criticized israel for a failure to ensure the safety of those workers and let's get an update now from new to abraham who's in bethlehem for us needed just how busy are those crossings looking. it's basically coming in waves we've. 2 palestinian checkpoints and they are checking that only those who have coordinated access them and are and now we have huge this void which is very close to an israeli military checkpoint which is basically when they're going to be allowed entry into israel the interesting thing is many of the workers are carrying their blankets usually it's been a daily commute for them going and working in israel but this time it's going to be a long time for them to stay in israel that is really authorities have said that

those who crossed back into the occupied west bank won't be allowed to come back again into israel now we're expecting these people to come nearly in 3 weeks which is in time for. a photo which is an islamic holiday so it's going to be a real task for the palestinians so far they said that they're going to be coordinating their entry back into the occupied west bank to ensure that there is no outbreak it's important to note that around 2 thirds of instructions in palestine have come from workers and those around them so it's been a very difficult decision for the palestinian authority to try and strike a balance really between public health and the safety of the palestinian citizens but also to kind of maintain the economy that has taken a hit from covered 19 we're talking about 2 and

a half $1000000000.00 of revenues that these workers bring into the palestinian economy each year and they're also important for israel's economy and it is there an indication or of how these workers will be protected while in israel especially after those reports of labor's being dumped at the border. it's really hard to find any get and t.'s palestinians live under israeli occupation and these workers go into israeli workshops mainly the 3 criteria is that have been allowed to go to work to the infrastructure of agriculture and industry and it's hard for palestinians to ensure that they are really saved and that it's not clear if israel is going to be treating them in their own hospitals we've seen many scenes of palestinians who are suspected to have the virus that the been dumped in the street waited for a palestinian ambulance to pick them up the palestinian authority has said it's

impossible to really test each and every workers so this is why it was said that their movement back is going to be rewarded needs and hopefully they're not going to contract the virus but the numbers in israel out of much higher than they are in the occupied west bank so it's really a wait and see how israel is going to be dealing with them and abraham there for us in bethlehem thank you very much for that update nina. nearly ha of the states in the us have partially reopened for business as the number of deaths that passed 66000 so far testing shows more than 1100000 people infected with 1000 nationwide but as robin don't reports there is a glimmer of hope in new york as cases that continue to decline. military jets flew information over the marble monuments of washington d.c. and over a hospital in baltimore 'd in a symbolic salute to doctors nurses hospital workers and others on the front lines

fighting the pandemic despite the ceremony health workers in many parts of the country say shortages of personal protective equipment continue in a hopeful sign for hard hit new york city the last covert 19 patients were discharged from a convention center that had been converted into an emergency hospital the javits center treated more than 1000 people with the disease. and the u.s. navy hospital ship comfort its services no longer needed sailed out to new york harbor despite the glimmerings of hope new york governor andrew cuomo said the virus continues to steal hundreds of lives in the state each and every day that number has remained a bit noxious only and terrifyingly high and

it's still not dropping at the rate we would like to see a drop. in california where governor gavin newsom has ordered all beaches closed protesters complained about not being able to swim sunbathe and serve there in the minority a new poll shows 70 percent of california residents approve of new sims actions in controlling the pandemic while president trump headed off to camp david for the. weekend the white house announced late friday that it would replace the government inspector general who wrote a critical report on the trumpet ministrations response to the outbreak the report said the administration failed to coordinate distribution of desperately needed medical equipment while i think it's the beginning of the seeking to stifle criticism from nonpartisan experts that fits a pattern of behavior over it from the data shows he has also refused to allow the government's chief infectious disease expert dr anthony fauci to testify before

a committee of the democratic controlled house of representatives next week rob reynolds 0. let's take you to some other news now and iraq's army says 3 policemen have been killed 2 others injured after eisel fire has attacked a police station in the city of baquba it's the latest in a round of violence that's taken place over the weekend the vehicle of a top commander was targeted in a separate city where one soldier and at least 10 members of an iraqi paramilitary group were killed in separate attacks simona fulton is in baghdad she says these are the most brazen attacks by eisel faces in the last year. well it is the deadliest attack that i saw has carried out in iraq over the past few months or even a year resulting in the death toll of 10 people as you mentioned earlier and it comes just days after the group tried to stage another attack in kill kook on the

intelligence headquarters so what we're seeing is that i saw is now resorting to directly attacking the security forces which is something that we didn't see over the past years what we've seen until now was i saw for example planting improvised explosive devices in rural areas or trying to intimidate or terrorize civilians living in remote areas but these attacks on security forces there are a sign that i still is more emboldened and capable of actually launching these operations now what appears to have happened last night is that the group attacked a checkpoint of the popular mobilisation forces killing 6 people in daraa gunfire and a subsequent military operation to respond to that attack 3 additional people were killed in. in addition to that one other member of the popular mobilization forces was killed so that's the death toll of 10 what is important to say here is that one of the 10 people who were killed are members of the so-called tribal popular

mobilization forces these are sunni members of local communities who are drawn from the tribes to try to defend rule areas well still ahead on al jazeera we examine the call for air passengers to get boucher's instead of refunds for flights cancelled during the pandemic. and spaniards are allowed outside to exercise for the 1st time in weeks as infections and deaths decrease. how. the weather's largely fine and dry across a good part of the middle east and some places of clouds some showers just between the black sea and the caspian sea south of that is generally setf and it'll be the case as we go on through the next couple of days warm sunshine here in 37 celsius could just catch on the other side of the gulf that's not to be rolled out 41

celsius in dubai it's heating up we'll see temperatures possibly touching 38 here as we go on into monday that's 100 in found hot 5 and dry and again notice quite a keen way in pushing up across northern parts of saudi arabia a little bit of luck to lift the dust and sand coming through here pushing into iraq want to see showers there just in the southwestern corner as well western parts of yemen joining up with the showers that we have over the open holland some lively showers just pushing in here down towards the rift valley a little club just storms out to get pushed up towards that eastern side of somalia as we go through the next couple of days suspect to see some rather wet weather is easing up towards mogadishu could see some localized flooding hopefully things turning a little drought little brighter as we go on into monday got some wet weather for time also affecting the far south of south africa that's going to slip through the southern cape town in fine and try by next week.

but. freezing winds and rugged terrain and at times seem impossible. but for afghan traders who braved the concordia door it's no choice. can batting the impossible to sell magnets in isolated areas so. we follow that daring journeys as they overcome the extremes. risking it all afghanistan on al-jazeera. the and. the the you.

know again i missed all the attack and are on our minds of our top stories this hour more than 40 people have been killed in a prison riots in venezuela the protests started over a demand for relatives to be allowed to deliver food riots in latin america's overcrowded prisons have been increasing as coronavirus restrictions was in place. israel has reopened around a dozen crossings allowing thousands of palestinian neighbors back to work but there are fears of health risks because of the outbreak last month private employers were accused of dumping workers who showed fires sometimes at checkpoints . and the number of deaths from the coronavirus in the u.s. has now risen to more than 66000 so far testing has shown that over 1100000 people are infected despite this around half of states have begun to partially lifted social distancing measures. of staying with the u.s. and the pandemic is forcing meat processing plants to slow down production or close

entirely but president donald trump has invoked a wartime law ordering poems to stay open to avoid any shortages alan fischer has. empty shelves might become the new normal for a while some stores have run out of meat and there's no sign of when they'll get you deliveries more than a dozen meat processing factories have been forced to close because of covert 19 the system requires workers standing close together in a pattern repeated across the country one gets sick many others inevitably fall in neat asa sink. the work by its very nature is very crowded people have to standard very closely together as they're working on the line to process it is a need that are going by very very quickly the closure of fact to use from missouri to colorado from virginia to south dakota creates a real problem in the supply chain farmers know have thousands of animals they need to feed and how use not something that budgeted for we've got to be able to move to

move our cattle further along in the process and right now there's a bottleneck our supply chain literally causing a lot of issues and some concern for our producers donald trump is so concerned about supermarkets running out of meat that he's used an old war time law to keep the meat processing factories open he's designated them as critical infrastructure but unions are concerned that that might mean what kids' safety is put it risk they're worried federal guidelines will be ignored one expert says a see what force means less threat to the food supply if you're looking at risks of outbreaks if we don't practice these infection control steps measures or on the other hand we're looking at some possible reduction in food supply but not necessarily shortage so it's really necessary to prevent the outbreak so that we process in the 70s can continue to operate the u.s. government says it expects the shuttered factories to be back up and running in

days not weeks but those in the food industry say the impacts of dealing with the virus will last months alan fischer al-jazeera falls church virginia. oh germany italy and spain have joined other e.u. states in supporting the suspension of legally required air travel refunds joining this pandemic they've called for airlines to temporarily off a voucher instead of refunds when ships are counseled and lines across europe including lufthansa. have sought state bailouts as lock downs have forced them to ground their fleets i spoke to geoffrey thomas he's the editor in chief of airline ratings dot com he says a lot more needs to be done to assist allan's with their recovery. i think across the globe we've all got to make concessions this is all costing us money but at the same time you know whether we whether we're supporting our local leyline or a fiver daylon or a local restaurant with tyco ice. everybody needs help and the airlines are no

different because the airlines are losing hoth of their revenue for 2020 and some of the buy a lot sort of being required across the globe are absolutely massive the in the united states it's about $50000000000.00 for the usa alliance and they stacked sort of number is replicated in certain jurisdictions and others it is not so there's a lot of given type he at and certainly we want to preserve as many of these airlines as we possibly can for that very highly competitive market we want post covered 19th in certain jurisdictions it has been enough for instance in the middle east some of the countries they have stepped up significantly like at the top in other jurisdictions they haven't been a struggle you know for instance the the federal government there really has not stepped up to support its 2. and so coming out of post covered and

saying you're going to get some airlines that are very well looked awful other ones that are not so be it will be a very unbalanced playing field. but 19 a lot more needs to be done because i view is the is the fabric of the economy of the world and we need a robust aligned system to help with this recovery. well after 7 weeks of lockdown spaniards have been allowed to leave their homes to exercise the country's been one of the hardest hit in the wild but the numbers of infections and deaths are now decreasing spain's prime minister has urged caution though and says that mosques will be compulsory on public transport for next week. has been a taste of freedom in spain for 7 weeks people here in july 1 of the strictest social restrictions in europe now they're allowed to exercise outdoors most adults can walk or play sports during set our was in the morning and evening restaurants

remain closed for now and people using public transport will have to wear a mask spain had one of the worst outbreaks in the world even though it is over the peak of those fatalities the prime minister announced that the state of emergency would remain in place for another 2 weeks. we are winning the battle against the epidemic but with a very high cost on lives and sacrifice is the virus has not left the virus is still out there chasing and we have to be ready to react and logically to govern these transitions to that new normality. the fronts the state of emergency will remain in place for longer until the 23rd of july travelers including french citizens returning home from abroad will have to self quarantined for 14 days. the next few weeks and months will be about learning how to live with the powers that is what this draft law presented during the council of ministers by the prime

minister meeting today is preparing. while some countries are seeing the light at the end of the lockdown the streets of moscow are distinctly empty this weekend this is the ground 0 of the corona virus pandemic in the country and there are alarming signs that russia now has the 2nd highest spread of coded 19 overnight into saturday a spike of nearly 10000 new cases of the disease reported the highest daily rise since the start of the pandemic in the country mostly in moscow with the mayor wants it up to one in 50 residents could be infected affecting even the prime minister highly shootin who announced that he tested positive for covert 192 days ago. the country has been in lockdown for 5 weeks yet the infections continue to grow exponentially the worst may yet come so new diagonal al-jazeera. a 3rd a province in yemen has recorded it 1st case of private 19 taking the nationwide

number to 10 the governor of tires province says he's closing the borders for 2 weeks with the exception of food and other essential goods he's also ordered mosques and markets to kyra's and banned large gatherings where muslims have been attacked in india after a religious gathering led to a rise in corona virus cases many blame the minority for spreading carbon 19 the government rejected a report by the u.s. commission on international religious freedom which named it a country of particular concern and is about problem reports from new delhi. mohamed the same smother rob's going to put on his bruises the 35 year old says he was attacked by a group of men when he was out something vegetables on his cot. after asking my name to said you're a muslim you've destroyed the country you've sprayed. and then started beating me with sticks there were 5 or 6 of them. community leaders in the neighborhood of

author they state told al-jazeera that muslims have been harassed and attacked since a gathering of islamic preaches in delhi led to a rise in the number of corona virus cases. since car window was broken in the middle of the night he says he's been receiving phone calls from relatives telling him about rumors that his son attended the event and daddy. rumors of being spread around that the coronavirus is being sprayed by the jamaat are going to go to the police investigating the incidents there just some of the attacks on muslims around the country analysts say that while other groups have broken lockdown drills muslims are being targeted it's. islam is being said to be responsible for having what he waited these people and in fact. the hindu country that is the kind of narrative which has been very. soon after 2000 people removed

from the headquarters off to blakey jamaat the group that organized the gathering in delhi in late march many media outlets blamed it for the spread of the corona virus 50 percent of all the cases across india in the last one week only and only because of the public huge amounts marco's so who are these people television channels and social media showed fake videos of muslims breaking lockdown guidelines and social distancing norms hashtags such as corona jihad and corona terrorism began to trend on twitter. earlier this week a legislator from the governing body of the age on the party told his constituents not. buy vegetables for muslim vendors who. are spitting on the vegetables putting them and then selling the vegetables so i told them that we can't do much about that but don't buy vegetables from them. mohammed said he abandoned his cash and ran away from his attackers. have to do

something to survive but i can't go back there what's the use they might beat me again the father of 4 is the family's only earning member the u.s. commission on international religious freedom has called india a country of particular concern since the hindu nationalist p j p was reelected last year india has rejected the report but the us body is just the latest to criticize the government here for its treatment of muslims last week the organization of islamic cooperation asked india to take urgent action against the growing tide of islamophobia in the country elisabeth al jazeera new delhi. drivers delivering food are agreeing to higher risk of being exposed to the corona virus and many in indonesia are fearing for their safety just washington reports from jakarta. before he starts work friday mornings with his sons these days

the time is short lived it's not long before he receives his 1st grocery order as more people stay at home to curb the spread of the virus grocery delivery services option the message from doctors is to stay at home and avoid interacting with people but that's not possible for delivery riders like aim. but i'm worried about the virus but what choice do i have i have to feed my family all i can do is hope i don't get infected. he's one of the millions delivering all over indonesia's capital despite having more orders since the outbreak escalated he has less income . so you know i need the money we know so that to take passengers anymore so i can only do grocery and food deliveries for food workers in indonesia and globally it's a similar sentiment. it was i'm scared of the going to fight us of course but my income comes from sales so i have no other option. so i keep my distance from

the customers and i clean my products but if i don't keep working how can i live. they regarded worldwide as essential workers but on low paid and can't afford to stop working even if they wanted to. physical distancing is only an option for those who can afford it and most in the period industry can not see this workforce is essential in all countries year round but now they're at the forefront of a global crisis and their work comes with increased risk. simple tasks such as accepting change or restocking shelves and now an infection threat oh. my company has given us clear instructions we need to wash our hands and wear a mask are trying to be fit washed my hands and i stopped going out i don't want to get infected workers like him do what they can to feel safe and around the world

millions rely on them to get what they need jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. now a 5 day public holiday is being celebrated in china the grand bazaar in the northwestern city of room she was packed with people close together but as you can see many were wearing masks people had their temperatures that checked on arrival official statistics show there hasn't been a case of coronavirus in the shin jan region for more than 2 months. but again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines more than 40 people have been killed during a prison riot in venezuela the protests started over a demand for relatives to be allowed to deliver food the military says soldiers opened fire on a group of prisoners that last prison in portugal as a state riots in latin america's overcrowded prisons have been increasing as coronavirus restrictions a person place. dozens of crossings in israel have been reopened following an

agreement between israel and the palestinian authority now that move allows thousands of palestinian neighbors to return to work but there are fears of health risks because of the outbreak last month private employees were accused of dumping weapons who showed virus symptoms at checkpoints our correspondent need to bring him is in bethlehem and she says despite the health risks these workers are an important source of income for the palestinian authority. grown 2 thirds of instructions imposed lines have come from workers and those around them so it's been a very difficult decision for the palestinian authority to try and strike a balance between public health and the safety of the palestinian citizens but also to kind of maintain the economy that has taken the hits from covered 19 we're talking about 2 and a half $1000000000.00 of revenues that these workers bring into the palestinian

economy each year and they're also important for israel's economy half of the states in the u.s. have partially reopened as the number of deaths from coronavirus there rises above 66000 so far testing has shown more than 1100000 people are infected germany italy and spain have joined other e.u. states and supporting the suspension of legally required air travel refunds joining the pandemic they called for airlines to temporarily offer vouchers instead of refunds when trips are canceled iraq's army says 3 policemen have been killed 2 others injured after i saw fighters attacked a police station and the city of baquba the vehicle of a top commander was also targeted in a separate city where one soldier dies and at least 10 members of an iraqi paramilitary group were killed in separate attacks well those are the headlines i'll be back with more news here after risking stay with us.

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