2 weddings to put some money style on out to sea and. if you want to help save the world. don't. sneeze into your own. 'd al jazeera. alone can but al this is the news on live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the worst job losses since the great depression a record 20000000 people in the u.s. became unemployed and i put. more than 60000 corona virus infections in just 6 days but there's growing suspicion over russia's death toll circuits. accusations of

slavery at sea indonesia demands answers after the deaths of fishermen working on chinese boats. and you should remember it's low key commemorations take place to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war new. i'm joining us go with sports as football returns to south korea the defending katie league champions get off to a winning start inside an empty stadium but thank medical workers with their celebrations. it's just gone 15 g.m.t. we begin in the u.s. where unemployment skyrocketed in april the biggest increase in close to 90 years tens of millions of jobs were wiped out across the country this crowd of ours

lockdowns better the economy let's take a closer look at those figures unemployment surged to 14.7 percent compare that to just 4.4 percent that was back in march 20 point 5000000 jobs were lost in april alone the worst losses since the great depression which. gana 1929 and that far exceeds the 2008 global recession when 8700000 jobs were wiped out and it's going out to our white house correspondent kelly how can we just put these unemployment figures into context for us. yeah they certainly are not what this is ministration wants to hear not unexpected but at the same time an enormous challenge now one of the top exact rather economic advisers to the u.s. president larry kudlow was speaking in the driveway just behind me in just the last few moments and he talked about these numbers and the challenge that this

administration is facing to try and combat that he said what they're confident about in their view is that the economic policies of this administration are not the cause of this that the cause was clearly cope with 19 and so that's why they're projecting that this is possible to rebound from but at the same time he said he's not looking to project any false optimism what he knows very definitively he says the next 3 quarters are going to be very very troubling in other words what he's saying is that these numbers are going to go up and that's not what ordinary americans want to hear as well he says that while these numbers will go up the view is that will be temporary and that is something that i don't think everyone agrees on that this rebound is going to be as quick as the job losses where you have to remember the losses happened in a matter of weeks but the analysts are predicting that the recovery in terms of bringing these jobs back 1st of all many won't come back and then 2nd it's going to

take months if not years for the others to return and kimberly the economy is of course important for trump 7 he sees it as very important for his chances of reelection once he had to say about the economy today. yeah the u.s. president called into fox news which is of course a u.s. network here in the united states and had some reaction to these numbers as they were coming out as always the u.s. president a cheerleader because till the plummeting of these numbers in terms of the job losses the u.s. president was pinning his reelection chances on the very strong economy and the historically low unemployment rate but all of this has been wiped out since donald trump has become president the u.s. president calling this an acceptable confident that this was a great economy that he was presiding over and that he'll be able to bring it back he said that he predicts that next year 2021 will be phenomenal now you have to

remember that donald trump's presidency ends you know january 20th november 2020 is when the next u.s. election will be so he's predicting what he's actually saying that all of this is if you really like to be i will bring these jobs back in fact the truck campaign also sending out a statement saying that this was an economy artificially interrupted by the global coronavirus pandemic and americans are looking to donald trump and his proven success they say to restore the economy to greatness no question about it what they are saying in this campaign message now is reelect onil trump if you want your jobs to return of course again though many people suggesting in terms of the business community that this is going to take much longer and beyond the u.s. election for these jobs to come back thank you for them that is what else correspondent kimberly how could well now we can bring in our economics editor ammad on the who joins us live from london i had the pictures obviously bleak but i

was really interested to see that the labor department is saying 18000000 of these jobs lost a temporary so is there a hope that things will bounce back will we see that v. shaped recovery that people are hoping for. well let's put this into some kind of context because in february the unemployment rate was at least lowest level in 5 decades all 3 point by the sense this is a dramatic and stammering turnaround to see if your unemployment rate triple to 14.7 percent as we mentioned more than $20000000.00 people are now unemployed and it's so low paid minorities and women who have been hit the hardest and there's concerns that the label bureau itself isn't actually recording the number of job losses and the number could be a lot higher with some analysts saying that the number could be closer to 20 percent to be considered unemployed you have actually got to be looking for work

and as you can imagine in these climates it's not actually possible to do that and it's a leisure and hospitality sets as which has been the worst hit losing almost 8000000 jobs you might remember united airlines $3000.00 jobs have been lost there because 90 percent of flights have been grounded and it's that tech industry as well which is chimed in with job losses as well every human being has cut more than 3000 jobs and is close to cutting about 4 babson jobs because they're trying to preserve as much cash as possible because they don't know how long this crisis will last but for the economy as a whole you know every single sector has been affected even the health care sector which might be quite shocking so a lot of people so the question is are these temperatures obsolete likely to tend to job losses likely to come back well yes they are temperate layoffs so there is

a possibility that if the lot that ease on and then these jobs could resume but that only depends on consumer confidence consumers if consumers don't feel competent enough to come. out and start spending like many people would like them to do then we could have a longer term crisis so that those temperate jobs become permanent job losses and remember during normal recessions it's the permanent jobs which will last but not this time around thanks for that that is our economics editor there are bit on the life of london. to russia now which is rapidly becoming a new hotspot in the global pandemic for 6 days in a row new cases have gone up by more than $10000.00 and moscow's mare is warning the numbers of infections is far higher than the official figures salbe else has more. russian police and fire fighters

patrolled the streets with instructions observe the corone teen take care of yourself and stay home as countries around the world start to open up much of russia is closing down case numbers have escalated to put it in the top 5 of the world with more than 177000 cases but most goes mia fears it may be even worse that is the year for according to streaming studies the entire number of infections in moscow ranges from 252300000 that's 3 times the official figure there could be a modest budget at the neighborhood where we have to toughen the requirements for travelling through the city and for the cemetery protection of people starting may 12th they will be strict measures for using public transport and masks and gloves will be compulsory and public places. moskos 11000000 residents will be allowed to

leave home for essential services only with restrictions extended until the end of may the only exceptions affect trees and construction sites of which many will become medical facilities prefabricated clinics are being built next to 13 mosco hospitals and other getting urgent extensions moskos all russian exhibitions seem to is also being transformed into a field hospital before but when there is that here we will have patients of moderate severe itching we will not host seriously ill patients they will go to actual hospitals with more sophisticated and treats of care a quick matter to. russia had avoided the exponential growth seen in other countries. in the last week of march it had 1000 total cases is italy in the u.s. so past 100000 president pollutions seen troops to help initially now the needed at home. i think russia should be proud because when europe and the whole world was struck by the code 1000 pandemic you came to lend us

a helping hand and not surprisingly russia has had some of the problems and this is admirable it's all hands to the front line is russia's battle against coronavirus as well and truly arrived shallop ballasts. very let men is a senior associate of the institute for european russian and eurasian studies at george washington university she says the real concern for russia is when the virus moves into the provinces that aren't as wealthy and health care isn't as well as quick wit. all countries of the world or nearly all were unprepared for this pandemic i would point out however that the number of deaths in russia or is relatively low compared to the number of those infected and the official authorities are telling russians that actually the right is a number of infections is the effect of the growing number of testing. so it remains to be seen of course but in the other thing about russia that should be

borne in mind is that over half of those infections in over half of deaths are in moscow which is russia's largest city but also the wealthiest place in russia and a place where health care quality is the highest where doctors are the best health hospitals are more equipment is more state of the art and protective gear is not in shortage to the extent that it might be elsewhere so moscow mary sounds confidence in the grave cases is not growing anymore and past befalls are not yet overwhelmed whether or not we should necessarily believe everything this or it is a say is an open question but it should be remembered that we may be in for a worse crisis when the epidemic moves to the provinces full force.

think of our head on the news our including. the pandemic continues to unleash it tsunami of aid to. a call for solidarity amid growing racism links to the global pandemic. national outrage now the arrest in the us of a father and son accused of shooting an unarmed black man who was on target. hacked off the n.b.a. m.v.p. feels terrible after his social media account sent out of puce that is coming out with joe sports. and images government is calling on beijing to respond to accusations that fishermen were worked to death on board chinese vessels at least 3 indonesian men allegedly died on ships between december and march some of they coexist say they

were physically abused and forced to work for days without wrist jessica washington reports from jakarta. underneath this sheet is the body of an intonation fisherman it's time for a quick prayer and then an unceremonious farewell. he's one of 3 indonesian crewmembers who died on the launching $69.00 and it's just a vessel's members of the crew say the men all have the same symptoms swelling chest pain and breathing difficulties they also say the boat's captains refused to go to port to get them medical care. after more than a year working in the seas near the pacific nation of some oil the vessel arrived in south korea where the men had to go into quarantine as part of coronavirus measures.

the. leaders one of them died shortly after they arrived. the men were working for a chinese business the dolly and ocean fishing company they captured footage of their work which appears to show endangered species of fish being caught and shark finning a south korean legal team looking into the case believes the captain refused to stop the ship because of these illegal activities. you know. it's. the men say they were forced to work for more than 18 hours at a stretch and often for 2 full days with no rest they say they were under fed and

often physically abused by the chinese senior crew the indonesian government says it's speaking with authorities in beijing to investigate those claims. of the fishermen who worked for the same chinese company on different vessels have returned home to indonesia with similar grievances. people it is like slavery but because of the contract we were forced to follow the orders of the captain and the company al-jazeera has contacted the dalai and fishing company but it has yet to respond jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. well her so no is an indonesian researcher at human rights watch he says this incident exposes the twin problems of forced labor and other officials. there are 2 issues here one is forced labor with extreme working hours the abuses finally sions deducted salaries that is the 1st issue the 2nd is like what the p.t.o.

shows it is about illegal fishing many of these long line festal are doing of the same and because of the drilling. this is this festival tend to go out further and further to the sea. making the course higher at the same time increasing the possible abuses against all of these michael fisherman there are 2 nationally piece that are over working in this kind of long line to sing in southeast asia one is indonesian and the 2nd is filipino so most of these people of these fisherman migrant fisherman are innovation and filipinos there is a call in this region for especially indonesian government and the philippines government to address with policies to regulate the brokers the employment fees the. not so transparent working condition involving many of these

workers and defacing pressel either coming from china or taiwan. thousands of indian nationals are being repatriated from the middle east and south east asia special flights have been chartered to bring back expense from singapore qatar the u.a.e. and saudi arabia the goal is to return at least 400000 citizens indian naval ships have also been deployed to bring people back from the mold hundreds of thousands of indians have been asked to be brought home after being stranded by a coronavirus travel restrictions on them has more from new delhi. the 1st of 2 flights touched down between the united arab emirates and the southern state of care that on thursday night and more have followed today landing in the capital new delhi in india administered this is what's being called phase one of a full face operation that will take all of may and maybe 15000 people will be brought home from 12 countries all 64 flights but hundreds of thousands of indians

have registered to come back to put that into context the united states is repatriated something like 80000 and european nations together something like 65000 and it's not just planes naval warships are involved to have arrived in maldives to bring something like a 1000 stranded indians back everyone to screened before and after getting on these flights and trains some people have landed showing symptoms of coronavirus have been taken to special code hospitals most other people have to go into quarantine facilities for 14 days in their home districts that people who are pregnant women children under 10 i want to be allowed to go home but they have to self isolate there are some concerns though the government in the southern state of carolina with so many indians abroad from has actually asked people not to come back on this they absolutely have to because they're saying that they don't have the health infrastructure and testing kits and it has to be said that carola probably has some of the best health infrastructure in the country but this saying that they just

don't have the health infrastructure in place for the hundreds of thousands. just from carola veges to come back and there's also criticism from some others who've said that they're lost their job that they simply don't have the money to pay for these flights to come back. staying in india 16 workers have been killed while walking home of the losing their jobs during the pandemic they were crushed by a freight train in maharastra after stopping tourists on the tracks and falling asleep the labor is we're going to their home state pradesh hundreds of kilometers away most public transport is shot. and the un secretary general says the covered 19 pandemic has led to a tsunami of hate and xenophobia and target terrorists is now calling for global solidarity to combat the shift we must act now to strengthen the monitor of all societies against the virus of aids that is why i am appealing today for the

knowledge effort to end it speech globally i call on political leaders to show solidarity with all members of their societies and build and dream for social cohesion since the virus 1st emerged in the chinese city of new harm they've been several instances of hate crimes against people of chinese or other asian descent in europe us and even in parts of asia while activists in the us a far right groups and white supremacist supremacists are taking advantage of the economic uncertainty to recruit people and push racist propaganda about minorities online researches say the crisis is also fueling anti jewish sentiments in europe and the us in india muslims have been attacked and they're being blamed for spreading the virus well let's bring in marco a bit of it she was in warsaw he is the chair of the center for research on prejudice at the university of warsaw thank you for your time 1st off i want to ask

you about your daughter i believe you have dartle research on the situation poland . yes we quite recently who we have got are the. infesting that are slowing the increases 'd of the both m.p. 2 ish and anti roma. prejudice so prejudice direct it towards to. minorities and religious minorities living in poland. in defiance of koran the virus. epidemic we're talking about here linking this to corona virus was saying this is all happening at the time of carnival i respect why is it that it's happening at the time of corona virus is it just that these sentiments exist all the time but now they're just coming out. this is a very special situation and our research shows that when people are deprived of control when they in this complaint over their life when they lose complete over their fate they don't know the future becomes very unpredictable that like becomes very uncertain people start looking for simple explanations of that their situation

and this is what happens currently that people started looking for conspiracy theories that would blame certain groups or minorities for their. for their faith and this is something that some consequences that we observe that in the same time what is known as the hero of behavioral immune system is a certain system the way of behaving under. stress of oxygen's in this way from when the verify misses the back the react people become more focused more confirmation and they exclude all those people who they can see there are either deviant or not belonging perfectly to the groups that this is why there is a lot of hate but the gays minorities and they need grants and many societies all around the word today. why is it that humans we as a global society don't learn from the pasta mean why don't we do that how hate and

prejudice against one group can spiral and get it get out of control why don't we ban. i think it's always a means a political one believes a thing that has been always used by people in defense and this is true also today we see the far right wing groups and extremist groups are gaining support by blaming certain minorities certain immigrants for the epidemic and the moment that we heard the president of the united states saying that this is a chinese by actually pointing to and nic are national character of the bias which is we know a very dangerous way of putting it the workouts organization wrote about these as the koran the pirates stigma that this is a very stigmatizing way of looking at things because after such a statement by a politician many individuals from asia will be victimized will be attacked by people who just follow this instigators thank you for your time your analysis is

marco but if it chair of the center for research on prejudice of university of warsaw. and police in georgia have vowed to do everything possible to punish those responsible for shooting an unarmed black man while he was out jogging the family all of our berries say he was confronted by 2 white men who say they thought he was a burglar on thursday police charged a father and son with murder charges come after a national public outcry over a lack of action more than 2 months after the 25 year old was killed and the gallacher has more. well this case is now being run by the georgia bureau of investigation remember it's almost 2 and a half months since armada aubrey was shot and killed allegedly by these 2 men who believed he was a burglar before that too prosecutors offices recused themselves from this case because one of the men suspected of killing him actually was

a police detective who worked in those offices and had relationships with those prosecutors so the family of mr arborist been very frustrated to say the least until at this viral video came out it's about 35 seconds long it seems to have changed everything across the political spectrum across the pace of which this investigation is now moving at the governor of georgia thought it was a deeply disturbing video joe biden the former vice president said it reminded him of a lynching so these 2 men gregory mcmichael and his son travis were arrested on thursday they won't be charged with hate crimes because hate crimes do not exist in the state of georgia and investigators also said as this investigation widens out there may be more developments but certainly this case is now moving at a pace that it wasn't before it basically came to a standstill it was almost being brushed under the carpet but we will see what happens next because any jury could take weeks or even months to convene because of the current restrictions across the united states. the reprocessing kenya's capital

after city authorities demolished homes and shops officials say the buildings in one of the iraqis most impoverished communities were on government land protests. has erected barricades and set tires and cars on fire police responded with tear gas and bullets injuring at least one man rights activists have criticize the government for carrying out full civic sions during the covert 19 crisis while the country is under and not time curfew. malawi's high court has upheld a lower court ruling that a no president piece in with city because election victory last year was a rico was declared winner with just 38 percent of the vote in may 29 team narrowly defeating his main opposition rivals the result led to months of protests led by the opposition in july opposition leaders took their petition to the constitutional court and edging the vote was rigged and demanding a new vote in favor of this year the court agreed to and then all the votes saying there had been a regularities and called for new elections on july 2nd it also ruled that can stay

in office until that time. well let's get more now from her macalso who's following the story from harare for us so what happens next is it just all eyes on that july vote. will present peter has always insisted always said that he believes last year's presidential election was free and fair but the constitutional court so they were just too many irregularities and some results or chains using typewriter correction fluid ordered a rewrite in their approach to supreme court hoping to overturn that ruling the court basically said he had no case and the judges said they thought that some of the reasons he gave in his appeal were not just to tish's they were clearly unprofessional and embarrass things another country is waiting for there's a rerun which could happen in early july that's if there's no delay because of a corona virus outbreak presidential candidates have already handed in the

nomination papers and campaigning has essentially started it was interesting is that a few weeks ago another court stopped the government from implementing a 21 day lockdown because of the coronavirus saying that more consultations need to take place what happened was that some human rights activists had come out and argued that a lockdown would negatively affect the poor in malawi many of whom work in the informal sector many of whom work you know open in market space give it a home for 21 days they won't be able to eat so all those things will come into play in the weeks and possibly months to come the government now has to prepare for an election as well as trying to keep its citizens safe the judges also ruled that the next person who wins the election has to win by more than 50 percent of the vote and the original voters a role that was used in the last election has to be used again this time around and no new names can be added thank you for hermits also there live from harare.

still ahead here on al-jazeera. on lawrence leading the seaside town of which the ball which is looking on nervously at the potential easing of the law down on the rival once again the tourists. and well tell you why the livelihoods of colombia's cocoa farmers are on the line. in sport the premier league football left in spain a lockdown on military service that's coming up with john. but. not too much right in the forecast across the middle east over the next couple of days just in a few showers recently into some i was a saudi arabia western parts of yemen but for the most part it will be drawing and fine if a little on the breezy side we are expecting the winds to pick up across an old apostle saudi arabia pushing up into iraq as we go on through west saturday so we

are looking at dust storm some sand storms as we go through the next couple of days want to show is that spinning outs of lebanon into syria eastern parts of running over towards the caspian as we go on through sunday but as you can see for the most part it's going to be fine and dry you much as catchy or dry santa that western side of iran 41 celsius in the hot enough here 38 and has 100 in family highs a lot of hot sunshine across us as well all sunshine across a good parts of northern africa the showers continue right through the belt of central belt of africa around the ethiopian highlands ron across the central african republic cameroon seeing heavy showers southern parts of nigeria seeing some very heavy showers much of west africa seeing those seasonal rain setting in quite nicely those rights when they join up with the flooding that we have seen across parts of east africa uganda kenya and tanzania down pools.

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al-jazeera. one. point you know just a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. unemployment surged to 14.7 percent april the highest rate of almost 90 years figures show that $20500000.00 jobs were wiped out last month it's called the 19 knockdowns back to the economy. russia is becoming the new global hot spot for covert 90 you cases have gone up by more than 10000 for a 6th straight day. of the world's largest international evacuation missions has

begun thousands of indian nationals being repaired traded from the middle east and southeast asia on flights and on navy ships. for leaders across europe have been marking the 75th anniversary of victory in europe day the crowd of virus pandemic put an end to the usual parades and celebrations but the patriotism has still been on show as people mock the day in their homes and at a distance i'm a the eights $945.00 was the date that britain and its allies formally accepted nazi germany's unconditional surrender but it didn't mark the end of the war that came on september the 2nd with the surrender of japan tens of millions of people lost their lives in nearly 6 years of war.

and the end of the conflict heralded a time of great hardship for nations around the world as they sought to rebuild lives and economies we're joined now by british cultural affairs commentator richard fitzwilliams from london thank you for your time so we're going to have an address from the queen tonight who will of course have her own memories of this day . she rose so who will and i think listening to the queen when she speaks of mona clock to moment this is exactly the same time that her father can george just 60 broadcasts to the. 945. we will be walking with history because the queen herself. princes of those innocent maintain share her sister princess margaret's snipped it out but impose certain celebrated by the rejoicing crowds which also i would say but it led to the

center of crisis. as countries around the world face the coronavirus epidemic what we're looking at is the probability that the queen will draw between the fight for freedom in the 2nd world war where currently face do you think there are some parallels i mean i've seen some analysts strong parallels in terms of that there's a determination now that we we don't go back to how things were before that we can't go back to the way things were before what do you think. i think that when dealing with a monstrous terribly assumptions. that's in germany and its allies there was a sense that you knew where you were i think part of the problem was with facing us and looking for that 19 which has so many characteristics that affects different

people in different waves from us to finding out so much about it that doesn't seem to be a coordinated international response in the 2nd world war for example where america . or russia were allied against the axis powers and now there doesn't seem again to be something that you could be internationally nothing that the united nations seemed to be of interest to i mean one of the things today this is so significant if thinking back 75 years to see how the heart of trail sentiment present a macro reconfigured term which is precious to the french only some 20 people there a very very different situation and one that has tremendous difficulties know how to cope with it and go forward fighting why is it important that we continue to mark this day. i think because most of the trips.

we see in question work life would have been like under lots karen lee and also what is so significant to just 2 years for example in russia of a president putin has been tossed of the sperm the massive military parade in red square the spelled out nearly you think of those who lost their lives fighting for freedom what we owe to them and the importance of remembering the but only so far as we're concerned the still a number of veterans of course who give such wonderful stories of those times and trying to come to rupp. delusions and our ideas are strong but they fought for but they will no longer with us in a certain period of time and it's important to 2 generations don't forget the sacrifice and don't forget what has actually changed absolutely thank you for your

time that is british cultural affairs commentator richard fitzwilliams from london . for any country looking to lift the lockdown measures success or failure can rest on one thing individual behavior and also the u.k. are undergoing a critical test of that right now thanks to a public holiday and warm weather and residents of one town not far from london are concerned that tourists are going there to break the rules lawrence lee reports. for town which relies so heavily on tourists tells a story of totally changed priorities it's deserted many business is a suffering but they're adapting ross has changed his food and drink store to pick up and delivery only and is proud of how the community has responded what's been super positive is that. vast amounts of it have been coming on to the high street in sensible numbers that support the small businesses sara has

a business cleaning the houses of londoners who have 2nd homes here that has evaporated but she's managing with others as long as people keep their distance it would be a case of life on working down stay as they go into another room or maybe up stairs as well i've been with doing my customers off been able to go to you know we've all been in different rooms and then it's a case of musical room so to thing you know but the control of the crisis is under threats with the summer here and the government promising easing of the lockdown and their right to be worried because this is what things look like here at the end of march hundreds of londoners having a day out at the seaside risking wits to bulls health the town was furious people were were outraged by it but we don't want is particularly london is because of the high degree of infection that see in london and therefore the perceived greater risk we don't want lots of londoners over it is coming down potentially bring in

the additional hoyer risk to the area still some 6 weeks on perhaps the fact of the pubs remaining closed has made a difference because on this public holiday which civil remains quiet to the relief of the town for the moment celebrity knows what's actually going on yeah i think this is what we want we don't want busy beaches and we said need one busy street. if public behavior has genuinely changed over the last month or so undoubtedly the biggest reason is that people are more scared than they were and that's is now a problem for the authorities as well having been bombarded relentlessly with stories about how deadly the virus is the public can now being asked to accept that going outside once again may not be totally risky and the economy needs it but if a place like which stable so reliant on sure is i'm isn't convinced about that changing people's psychology may be far from easy largely al-jazeera in which to

build after weeks of lockdown residents living in barcelona are now able to go out and get some fresh air one of the city's beaches has reopened for exercise but it's only open for 3 hours in the morning and the state of emergency has been extended for another 2 weeks but for reads everything you know we like birdsong like you. like water sports. or go through those i think the or part being being there for 7 weeks in the house is like always working out but. being outside watching the water or someone who doesn't like water sports is very important we despise pain having the 2nd highest number of infections in the world but one small village has so far managed to say virus free and mentally the southern region doesn't have a single covered 19 case the town has a mostly elderly population people there appraising the math to keeping them safe francisco javier levels has enforced strict lockdown measure isn't he even the

delivering food medication in mosques home part of a new target of interest on. we're a small town of 400 neighbors it's like a big family like a residency we all have to take care about cells from minute one the people were very co-operative and stayed at home without leaving the town council put a cleaning plan in place and we quickly disinfected the entire town between the help of one another we've tried to make the town free of the virus and so far we're healthy like let's hope the virus never comes. greek authorities say the country will open to terrorists on the 1st of july popular results like centering it you have a nearly empty since greece posed a lockdown at the end of march glass cranes have been put up around some lounges on beaches in anticipation of tourists return gray says one of the lowest infection rates in europe with fewer than 7000 cases and 148 deaths returning to our top story now the drastic job losses in the u.s.

and behind every one of those grim statistics is a story of personal loss john hendren spoke to one woman from chicago who was working 2 jobs to make ends meet until the pandemic struck. christiane montgomery had 2 jobs a bright future in the prospect of a better life for her children i just want to enjoy life it's about my kids. in a matter of weeks the coronavirus took it all away her employer gave her a pink slip a week's notice and annoying doubt about ever recovering what she had the rich getting richer in a war or if it's just not here it's not here she's one of more than 30000000 newly unemployed americans suddenly living in upside down american dream millions of them more than any time since the great depression now line up that unemployment offices in food banks trading pride for porridge or whatever it is they're serving today. government aid is generally slow in coming here in illinois

if you call the unemployment office they give you another number to call to file your initial claim 'd you don't have that number and generally this is what happens next 'd 'd 'd. montgomery wasn't just surviving she was achieving a better future for the next generation with a daughter in college is son in high school and another in daycare now all locked down in the home she owns she had minister grants for the us headquarters of the y.m.c.a. she used her master's degree in business to work a 2nd job as a financial in tax consultant i would like to go back to doing that work but at the same token i'm not going to get any clients now because bill that is going to reach out to me because of all and rebuild that part of it that's going to take. and right now i need money though i'm just relying on unemployment it's often

said the virus targets indiscriminately but that's not exactly true especially on chicago's south side everybody just escaped. and i never knew that this this virus that impacts so many lives you're more likely to get it if you're black and according to unemployment claims more likely to lose your job if you're a woman now christian on one gomery in millions of others are struggling each day to beat the virus on both counts john hendren al-jazeera chicago forces loyal to libyan war lord how they fall far have again attacks in the capital tripoli areas now the turkish an italian embassies and a hotel in the city center was shelled off thought has been trying to seize the capital for more than a year he wants turkey on thursday against supporting the un recognized government 6 people were killed in shelling net tripoli on wednesday. various countries supporting opposing sides in libya's conflicts the government of national accord is

based in tripoli led by prime minister fires off their arse his administration is backed by the un with diplomatic support from qatar and other western nations turkey recently said military support the warlord holy for half does power base in the is the government into brook and instant libya he's supported by saudi arabia the u.a.e. russia and egypt france denies providing military support. go ahead is in tripoli where he says residents fear more attacks the targeted area which is only about list then a kilometer away from where mr handing now is a kind of a diplomatic district it has a civil court as of diplomatic missions and embassies including the the turkish embassy the italian embassy it's called of the house of representatives and also a courthouse and a pop luke park as you know that the number of casualties including gear

the death is including get 2 police officers were tasked with protecting the embassy and another civilian who was passing by this situation remains a very tense and security apparatus or individuals in the area have called it dawned. on the targeted area the situation remains a very tense as civilians here tell us that they the are worried that half of his forces might attack again it is a tension areas given the fact that there are more than 300 civilians have been killed by have forces that indiscriminate shelling over the past year since the launch of this military campaign to seize tripoli on april 4th last year. china's new prototype spacecraft has successfully returned to earth the cap show landed safely and the does it in china is in mongolia reach it there were no crew

on board for this test run which focused on reentry heat shielding and recovery technology once it enters standard to use the camp show will take astronauts to china's space station which is expected to be completed in 2022. still ahead here on al-jazeera no longer locks down or our fans are allowed back into their seats in taiwan so we'll have to support coming up.

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back a time elf sport has joe kim thank you after months of delays because the current virus pandemic the caylee football season has finally begun in south korea defending champions jump to consume on blue wings in the 1st game it was played at the 2002 well cup stadium which is a venue with a capacity. more than $40000.00 but no fans are allowed at games and there are strict health and safety rules including players not being allowed to spit so no fans but they were still red cards terry antonius was sent off for this tackle which meant the blue wings were a man down for the last 15 minutes and they couldn't hold on we don't go ahead in the 1st goal of the season and secured a one nil win for john buck with 6 minutes remaining the players celebrated with hand signals to thank south korea's medical staff caley is getting closer global attention has signed more than 10 international rights deals one of those is with a football media company called 900 spoke with their c.e.o. tom for will. i think it's you know that generates

a huge interest. in reading them and i think that you know the league itself is you know a highly technical very skilled like play very far off the 2nd fumbles that people are going to welcome the return of. the sequel was you know a very high level think like there's a great ad for the caribbean game in the league i heard a quote the other day that said you know given what's going on at the moment football is not that important but of all of the not very important things is the most important and i kind of agree with that you know the link with this huge. international crisis and trying them it and. in sport more broadly i think you really think so. how are korean football returns and see this sort of hope and this kind of

a part of that their students or slices to the future i think is going to go on are a huge amount of things that a company like you are absolutely delighted to have the kelly right we have all the games but we also have kind of some highlights as well so we're going to be pushing back out as possible getting fans interested in different leagues around the world and interested in different cultures around the world but it's been really interesting just hearing our players and the you know the games or 30 awful ones talking about the for the fans we wish that a couple nicely that the fans are the greatest constituents in the guy and not assume any weight. that is being recognized and everything you know should. be done. maintaining that connection with fans even if they're not in the state. you

know she has been playing and the industry of what will be used to work hard to connect to those planets now that they're important recognized and then when no one reads it he's made his debut in front of whatever terms i think that that will be a very very emotional return on both sides i scored 90. you know stellar groups all over the world the family culture. this narrative at the moment very much we're using to kind of after a lot of the it was all what we've always. gotten. for those governing body for is temporarily allowing up to 5 substitutions per match instead of 3 this is to help players cope with future congestion as leagues try to get seasons finished you know messi in barcelona are back in training for the 1st time in 2 months spain's league is hoping to receive in june another top a tough a have promised the season ticket holders free entry for next season teams in italy

a training tearing creating drama plenty of measures being taken to ensure health and safety but a season restart is still in doubt after other cops sharon tina sam doria and to reno announced 11 positive tests for current virus among their playing and support staff germany has been to make it will be the 1st european league to restart a week on saturday but the head of the world's football player's union fee fry has warned that returning to action is a risk they are the 1st ones of course you have many questions in your head and i think we also have to be honest that the success or failure of this protocol has a certain degree of. of bad or good luck attached to it maybe nobody gets infected and that would be considered a success but that may have to do with nobody gauging with somebody and in broader society who is carrying the virus and therefore not carry it into the team environment. tom streicher son here in maine has completed his 3 week basic

military training in south korea some finished in the top 5 of his class of 157 people and perhaps not surprisingly he had a perfect record in shooting he did 3 weeks instead of 21 months because he helped south korea win a gold medal at the asian games. some lucky fans a bit allowed back into stadiums in taiwan to watch baseball 2000 people were permitted to enter the stadium for 2 chinese professional league games is a month since games restarted in territory but taiwan has relatively few cases so authorities there deemed it safe for players coaches cheerleaders and fans to enter or keeping their distance and wearing masks. at least 3 n.b.a. teams will return to training for socially distance workouts later on friday but the leagues and the p janice and has had other things to worry about the milwaukee bucks star says he's disgusted after his twitter account was hacked more than a dozen tweets including racial slurs and attacks on all the players were posted in

the space of 5 minutes the hackers also claimed he'd contracted coronavirus and was joining the golden state warriors. rafael nadal has warned tennis world number one of which that he will have to get the coronavirus vaccine if he wants to continue playing at the highest level the spaniard told newspaper he would be in favor of making it compulsory to get vaccinated to play only a.t.p. tour when tennis resumes currently there is no vaccine for the virus last month djokovic said he'd be opposed to getting the job but later said he'd keep an open mind. all right that is only a sport for now it is back to kim so i love those south korean baseball as with their air high fives it's then you know thank you for that now has hong kong prepares for a travel surgeons begun testing new technologies to stop the spread of the virus of the airport robots claim is being used to disinfect bathrooms using a u.v. life the airport is expecting it to see more visitors in june when banditry current

teens for people coming from mainland china and taiwan are set to expire on kong hasn't seen any local infections in 2 weeks. following i'll be back in just a moment with more of the day's. on the deserted streets of they've become familiar figures couriers on bicycles delivering food or medicine to lock down colombians most of them here are venezuelan migrants today michael nice a mother of 4 says contagion is always on her mind not of them receive health

insurance for their work and exposing themselves and very few seem to have it yet there may be a bright side people who look down on them as a skilled migrants now say they're essential to control the virus i receive messages on the scene that we are you knows i was a nurse back what i am doing is not all that different from my passion helping others. on the counter because the world's poorest patients get a debt repayment holiday to fight the coronavirus pandemic a lot from private investors asia's god in the street sheds jobs on the shari'a 5 tech scrapping for a share of indonesia's pranking. countering the cost on al-jazeera. they wanted 43000000000 pounds worth of weaponry that was 6000000000 pounds intermission. there's no hope of any more because there's always a small cobbles people for really really good business. in assonance we

in the united states have privatized the ultimate public function more shadow on al-jazeera. play an important role. record job losses in the united states more than 20000000 people became unemployed in april the highest rate since the great depression. the bit. about the saucer a lot from don also coming up india begins a massive operation to bring thousands of workers back on from a board during the pandemic. more than 60000 infections and 6 states russia becomes

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