polarized to take home the white house there is a jewish new divide that's real you might ironically see the outsider mentor to the most corrupt incumbent president ever. america's divided democrats own ounces era. and dynamics range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of a network's genest ananda's era. coronavirus deaths in the u.s. past 80000 but donald trump says the country's wet on the way to defeating the outbreak. player watching al-jazeera live from doha would be fairly bad people also ahead the world health organization sounds caution as funds and spain saw the lifting some of the toughest glorifies restrictions in europe. surviving the pandemic how australia

and seafood suppliers are forced to look for new ways to get their catch on to people's plates and in other news a rare trial in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff is accused of corruption. thank you very much for joining as we begin with another gray milestone in the global coronavirus pandemic the death toll from go over 1000 in the united states has now surpassed 80000 the u.s. is by far the worst hit country in the world but president donald trump says america is on track to defeat the virus speaking at the white house only a tram said his administration had now approved a $1000000000.00 to boost coronavirus testing capabilities. this afternoon i am announcing that my administration has been and it we've got this all approved it's

all done is sending 1000000000 dollars to america's states territories and so this is all been approved we've gotten it done completed the money is going out this major investment will ensure that america continues to conduct more tests than any country on earth by far the president also claimed the u.s. is testing capacity is unrivaled saying 9000000 people have been tested for the virus so far and he also promised that federal agencies will be delivering nearly $13000000.00 testing swabs to states nationwide now the money announced by president trump is a new and had already been approved by congress last month our white house correspondent kimberly how kate explains there's a bit of electioneering going on here because even as you listen carefully to the president's own statement there that money that he was talking about and by the way he blundered his own announcement he said 1000000000 for testing but what he meant to say was 11000000000 that was actually clarified later in the press conference

the amount of money that he is announcing if you will was already approved by congress late last month in fact the u.s. president signed it into law under another piece of legislation one of the very large among the many coronavirus packages that have been approved by congress this u.s. . the president in this white house they can't just drum up the money on their own that's something congress does the president signs it into law so in terms of this money that he says already been done yet has already been done there really isn't anything new here from what i can see in fact i reached out to the press office to double check that and i didn't hear back but i think that underscores that essentially this money was already approved by congress and it allows the states the various governors to ramp up their testing their lab capacity and this is the president pushing back in an election year to say look at we may have been criticized at the beginning early on in this virus because there wasn't enough

testing available but here's where we are right now the president touting it as a success saying that soon every american will be able to be tested but right now that is currently not the case talk to mock a special is the chief medical officer of the association of satan territorial health officials in the u.s. he says after testing the focus should be on contact tracing but we have a shortage of tests and we've been having to prioritize people who are at higher risk or people have special needs for tests but that is what we need we need to get to a place where testing is far more commonplace and we particularly need to be took place where anybody who has symptoms that might be coping can be tested because that's important for other infection control efforts one of the things we're really starting to put an emphasis on mail is caltech tracing finding people who are sick with it isolating them and then finding out who they've been in contact with so we

can contact those people and monitor them as well that's the way we're going to get ahead of this epidemic. elsewhere on monday france cautiously ended its lock down although many restrictions remain in place particularly in paris as i reports the city is far from resume a normal service. back to work for some people in france but not quite back to normal in the paris metro staff handed out mosques that are now obligatory on public transport and distributed hand sanitizing gel but with a large number of people commuting so should distancing was clearly impossible. 20 minutes for a train some people were not wearing masks and at my station in the suburbs staff were not handing out morse like here you can't socially distance with so many people but. normally in metro we're not confined spaces it's just a shame we weren't grice a rare mass when the 1st began in france because maybe. staying home after 2

months of strict lockdown the french government has lifted some restrictions allowing some businesses to resume work as people began to move around paris again traffic returned to the city's famous shells an easy avenue and shops welcomed customers many the shops on this street are open even though it's not busy there are clearly people out and about enjoying a little bit of freedom but the government says that unless people remain vigilant it could consider re-imposing some restrictions see the use of the virus begins increasing rapidly again with no control and risking the health of the french people we would be forced to impose confinement measures again either in certain territories or differentiated as we did initially or even more widely if the population were in danger although some restrictions have been lifted many remain restaurants cafes schools and cultural venues a still shot as well as some parks many schools ready to open the government says

that mosques are now easily available i am testing is widespread but with no coronavirus vaccine yet they must rely on people's ability and will to helping an end to the health emergency natasha bottler al-jazeera paris. in spain after nearly 2 months of lockdown people can now meet their families and friends smarter herrero has more from madrid we are at a men's clothing shop in the middle of madrid one of the b.c.s. areas commercial areas that is just getting ready to reopen to the public next week so we've got everything ready we've got the honey ties or we have the gloves we have them last year that's the owner does this infecting all the garments in order to reopen to the costumers today in spain over 50 percent of the regions have moved on to phase $21.00 is a part of the escalation plan of using these lockdown measures after 57 days of

a strict low down so people will be able to go to terraces and at a capacity of 50 percent will be able to go to hotels still to a 50 percent of the capacity mosque and church and we also be able to meet their friends and families as one of the most important things of business is singing measures now the world health organization is cautioning vigilance it says as countries restart their economies they must be prepared to ranges restrictions if necessary to protect lives and livelihoods a slow steady lifting of lockdowns is key to board stimulating economies while also keeping a vigilant eye on the virus so that control measures can be quickly implemented if an upswing in cases is identified the u.k. government meanwhile has released a report detailing how it plans to lead the country out of the pandemic changes

this week include removing limits on outdoor exercise and encouraging certain sectors to go back to work but are sonia gago report says still confusion about a promise to boys johnson's latest guidance. in it for the long haul and an easing of the lockdown that is conditional on progress in fighting the virus as the prime minister sets out the new measures for england it was clear that there would be little that would be returning to normal sectors that are allowed to be should indeed be open subject subject to social distancing with a cabbie at this pandemic was going nowhere yet if you're not level begins to rise we will have no hesitation in putting on the brakes reintroducing measures locally regionally or national as the u.k. tentatively prepares for the changes to its lockdown it is a journey that will be taken slowly with many obstacles ahead some people who can't

work from home of being encouraged to return to work some outdoor socializing measures have been eased but now england wales scotland and northern ireland all have different rules but leaders more wary of releasing their lock downs as much as england i know these restrictions continue to be extremely tough and i nor that hearing talk about easing the law makes them seem probably even tougher but please i am asking you for now you to stick with it the u.k. will soon be imposing a 14 day quarantine period on people arriving from overseas apart from the irish republic and france but no detail as to when it would start and for how long it would last the british government is only advising not mandating face coverings in enclosed spaces in other countries such as france people are required to wear them on public transport. the u.k.

still has the 2nd highest reported fatalities from couvade 19 in the world and the new measures have not necessarily provided reassurance to the public it's still a bit of confusion around who's to go to work and who's not to go to work and what you to do if you've got children of hard who is taking care then so it doesn't appear as much time to go and it's consistent with how the government is operating throughout the whole throughout this whole period which is not one in some way any hard and fast decision and there are still many unanswered questions resulting from the latest guidance and it is a deeply complex operation the knowledge of the virus is constantly evolving as will the reaction to it for some time to come so near niagara al-jazeera fears are rising over a potential 2nd wave of coronavirus infections after germany reported the disease is spreading faster just days after a slow down was eased the virus has reproduction rates which measures the number of

people called the 1000 will infect is estimated at 1.07 that means 100 people infect 107 others on average more than 7500 people have died in germany of the virus which is much lower than its european neighbors chancellor angela merkel says people must still follow health guidelines but many other things of which he is is it's very important for me to again draw attention to the fact that we're entering a new phase of the pandemic it will now be necessary with all the easing of measures to be sure that people stick to the basic rules keeping their distance wearing mouth and nose protection and showing consideration for each other. still ahead on al-jazeera we look at why turkey's government is coming under criticism for relaxing some law roles and malaysia runs are undocumented migrants again in an effort it says to contain the pandemic.

had other plans have or weather much of asia and some pretty good play skies as well with some cloud working its way across the korean peninsula but nothing through eastern areas of china and that's why we've got these very clear blue skies into shanghai this of course the reopening of disneyland and it will be a warm dry few days ahead 30 celsius in shanghai on tuesday to the south we have got plenty of rain it's all the tail end of a frontal system which as you can see is bringing the rain some have your spells of rain across into taiwan as well but it's mostly fire calls much of japan on tuesday wednesday could you see want to 2 showers you can see we can possibly expect a shower too in cross into tokyo 28 those i know say cool they even with some rain around and still a scattering of showers along that south coast of china plenty of rain across much of indonesia and the philippines seeing some heavy downpours we are watching this

still to the east it could develop into a tropical cyclone but it will certainly produce heaviest spells of rain through much of the islands as we go through choosey and wednesday and wednesday some heavy rain back in the forecast across northern areas of borneo plenty of scattered thunderstorms throughout much of india as you can see here this is in bhopal in central india and also some welcome rain certainly into new daddy but it's going to stay warm for most areas and really is the south will see mostly rain particular across into sri lanka. culturally i believe the muslims have to or greater effect on europe than europe is . apostle of the crusaders fought for all just because they failed to recognize the moment to leave had arrived not hot it was in the the list campaign of colonization that exploded religion in the name of the cross of the crusades an arab perspective

the final episode the duration on a jesse. the orioles. welcome back a recap of the top stories on al-jazeera the death toll from govt 19 in the united states has now surpassed 80000 but president of trump says america is now and try to defeat the virus the world health organization has advised countries that have east restorations to be cautious france and spain are in the 1st of the 1st in europe to lift their lock downs although many restrictions remain in place and their fears over a potential 2nd wave of infections in germany after

a reported the disease is spreading fast searches days after the lockdown lizzie's devices reproduction rate is estimated at $1.00 that means $100.00 people in fact 107 others on average. now russia will start easing restrictions from tuesday despite recording the 4th highest number of covert 1000 infections in the world over 220000 cases have been reported more than half of those cases and deaths are in moscow present very important says sectors like agriculture and construction can resume operations provided they follow safety rules put in also announced plans to further support the economy as well as welfare payouts for struggling families. now to turkey which is allowing some businesses to reopen after another strict weekend curfew in parts of the country al-jazeera simcoe c o 2 is in istanbul with the details. this is the 1st day that the shopping malls hire solondz and barber shops are open and since they were shut down back in march

in late march a wearing fast face mask is mandatory and the security personnel it takes on the temperature of the customers in the entrance the schools for the schools the same way for the barber shops and behave sloan's as well however many people criticize the government decision to reopen the shopping malls not the barber shops or hair salons but the. because it's an indoor place and for a virus like cope with 19 it's easy to have a 2nd the way you especially if there isn't much protection like in like in shopping malls that's why many said that the government should they waited until the ramadan peace is over which is in late may currently the schools are still closed the parliament is closed mosques are closed that's why many say that why are we reopening the shopping malls but we understand that in ankara they were they were true to ideas a group in the economic administration preferred to keep the shopping malls close

however another group believes that reopening the shopping malls and keeping it under control with safety and security measures is good to stimulate economy especially given the time that the turkish lira national currency is losing value against the american dollar and a turkish economy older that has its own problems that's why it seems encore especially the economy administration wanted to stimulate the economy but many are worried about the situation. authorities in malaysia have began arresting undocumented migrants in a targeted operation on monday just outside the capital kuala lumpur video released by local media showed crowds of migrant signing up after the arrival of a large group of police officers the malaysian government has already carried our civil operations in what it says is an effort to help contain the spread of the coronavirus growing story is in kuala lumpur and explains why certain areas are

being targeted. this is very similar to a rape that was carried out at apartment blocks in kuala lumpur on the 1st of may now these raids on monday morning are carried are in an area that is under lockdown which means residents in those areas are not allowed to leave their homes whether for food or medicine things are delivered to them and this is to prevent or contain the spread of the corona virus these are areas where clusters of the virus have been reported now everyone in those areas would have been tested for the corona virus and the government has said that it intends to detain undocumented migrants in areas and lock down and this appears to be what the government is doing in carrying out these raids on monday morning and the undocumented migrants who were detained in the raid on the 1st of may were sent to an immigration detention center and it's very likely that the same is going to happen to the ones who are detained in the operation on monday morning however that's several issues with that and one is that there is a possibility that refugees who are not yet registered with the un refugee agency

in malaysia or asylum seekers who may have their registration expired may inadvertently have been detained as well and the other issue is these rates could be counterproductive if the government is detaining undocumented migrants in areas for lock down but what about undocumented migrants in areas that are not under lockdown then these people will be more reluctant to seek treatment or to come forward to be tested even if they are exhibiting symptoms and this could be a potential health issue for malaysia in trying to prevent the spread of the corona virus and 100000 free flight tickets had to be given away by qatar airways to health care workers around the world chief executive officer bob barker sold al-jazeera is being done to recognize the hard work in the fight against over 1000 qatar airways is hoping to resume tries to 80 countries by the end of june. we have

decided to launch an initiative that ed away is. to celebrate the international nurses day and to this is going to give away 800000 return tickets to frontline health care professionals to say thank you for their heroic work looking after people during the current of it and so as an airline we intend to continue delivering on this mission by acknowledging the incredible efforts of healthcare heroes and heroines that was with this ticket giveaway the tickets will be distributed. on what they want every single country in the world. including our neighbors so that is that it will be no country that will be left out and the tickets through the end ok to according to the size and population of the country we had already flying to more than 30 this edition now so it will be

a thought in 80 this a nation gradually it could be 50 it could be fought the it could be 55 we don't know but we can go up to a maximum of 80 this finish by the act of doing the job is unarmed today of every single airline in the was so we are not unique you know we have to make sure that we white in this very difficult period and as a as a c.e.o. it is my job to make sure that i protect the interests and integrity of the airline and as we are going to reduce nearly 25 percent of fleet. we have that many. so don't we will not go to those then but we will. make of laying off people and taking. we will try to minimize the pain

of you know letting our dead be kids come and. not leaving the company now farmers in your face losing their harvests because of a lack of available migrant labor because of the corner via spun demick unions in its we have warned the agriculture sector is at risk of collapse unless migrant workers are able to harvest crops in northern spain work as a desperately needed to share sheep work typically done by laborers from south america germany has slipped its ban on seasonal farm workers trying in 80000 people during april and may but this leaves a hole in the labor force which usually relies on $3000.00 workers from eastern europe pick up hesse and represent i'm a cultural because asians and farmers in the european union he says e.u. countries should now allow in a larger migrant labor force. but we certainly run short with with the necessary labor force that we were looking for in

a mini parsley. i think it would say that we will most probably have an impact to a number all crops especially fruit vegetable but also other sectors. i think in in some regions in homs spain italy and germany in particular i could also has been affected and it may actually lead to certain changes and differences in trying to seize in comparison with last year well 1st we were very closely but the commission another huge situations and member states to come up with what the european commission called guidelines to immigrant workers within the e.u. borders and also when it when they came to europe from other members to other countries outside that you member states and we are very happy that european commission actually work for us recently and now these idolise are being implemented in member states and we hope that the e.u. member states actually would enable the agriculture sectors in these countries to

have access to seasonal labor within the e.u. itself and also in certain countries quite importantly from for instance north africa and ukraine and. the oval seafood industry saying demand and prices plummet as the pandemic continues to disrupt supply chains in australia businesses are being forced to adapt how they get their products for his sumos and some say in a race shape the industry permanently they could have gates has a story from city. the hawkesbury river is well known for its fresh always stews shared employment has been operating here for more than a decade but now it's in survival mode earlier this year she lost about half her crop to floods and hot weather then current of ours heat closing restaurants and wholesale markets and she can't sell what's lift it's been a very difficult time for everyone and that's everyone in this area as well and i share in the oyster farmers are probably going through the same thing given that 90

percent of our waste is probably assault to restaurants directly like others sheridan is being forced to quickly adapt looking to sell online delivering directly to consumers but she's still navigating exactly how it will work. downstream lobster prices have plummeted when exports to china halted mark cranston was forced to shut down costing the business about $200000.00 he's now selling to local markets but it's hard to make a profit prawns and abalone have also lost value the australian seafood industry as a whole is predicted to fall in value by at least $400000000.00 this financial year the lacing process we've already prize is $10.00 less than what we're getting for a lobster or a tommy trotter run by it's. pretty much running at a loss these websters would normally sell for about 50 u.s. dollars each now they're worth about half of the us and despite some international

markets like china reopening the lower prices and high freight costs mean that for many it's just not profitable to export them. charter flights have been delivering some produce to international markets but the cross' is expected to radically reshape our seafood reach its consumers place in the future. where. we don't know for shared in beaumont navigating new markets is daunting but also promising she hopes it will lead to more opportunities in the future at the moment she just wants these oysters to leave the hawkesbury river and make it on to customers plights. al-jazeera. their 2nd look at some other world news now and in the sotto prime minister to master bonnie faces being ousted from office

after his coalition collapsed is now officially a caretaker prime minister until a vote of no confidence takes face to bonnie has been under pressure to resign after being accused of involvement in the murder of his ex-wife. corruption trial. way in the democratic republic of congo the president's chief of staff. has denied charges of embezzlement and corruption before the country's high court he was arrested last month and has been detained in a high security prison in kinshasa. supporters of the talcum mary saying don't protect any of them they think it's all the politicians who should be facing corruption charges camero a democratic republic of congo's chief of staff was arrested and jailed last month prosecutors say he stole $50000000.00 of public money along with $2.00 collaborators so. these are chosen as a way because authorities don't want people to know what happened in this case all

accusations against america are lies he didn't do anything wrong this is why they're choosing as a way. mary's being held in here the mccullough high security prison in the capital kinshasa the hearing took place inside where supporters and journalists and not permitted proceedings were pool cost on national television ameri was working alongside president felix to security until his arrest they both lead political parties which are in a coalition arrests and trials of senior politicians who most on heard of in congo america has denied the charges. we are not here to entertain an audience i have an important job to do i have the notoriety that corresponds to this job and so i must act as a statesman through truth we will achieve justice if convicted comerica be sentenced to up to 20 years hard labor the trials jus to continue in 2 weeks' time.

back outside police moved porters away corruption is seen as normal here corruption trials on not. that's why a lot of comerica supporters think his trials politically motivated mary had to deal with president kerry to succeed him but the future of that deal and their ruling coalition is now unclear and congo's fragile politics have been thrown into further turmoil malcolm webb al-jazeera. tell again i'm fully back to bill with the headlines on al-jazeera the death toll from coal that 19 in the united states has now surpassed 80000 but president donald trump says america is now in trying to defeat the virus. this afternoon i am announcing that my administration is and and we've got this all approved it's all done is sending $1000000000.00 to america states territories and drugs so this is

all been approved we've got it done completed the money is going out this major investment will ensure that america continues to conduct more tests than any country on earth by 4 the world health organization has advised countries that have ease restrictions to remain cautious france and spain are the furnace in europe today if they're not downs although many of us frictions remain in place and their fears in germany over a 2nd wave of corona virus infections after every 40 that is easy spreading faster just days after the lockdown was eased the virus is reproduction rate which measures the number of people over 1000 will infect is estimated at 1.07 that means 100 people in fact 107 out is on average russia will saw it easing restrictions on tuesday despite having the 4th highest number of infections in the world over 220900 cases have been reported president biden has put in say sectors like

agriculture and construction can resume operations provided they follow safety rules putin also announced plans to further support the economy as well as welfare payouts for struggling families. authorities in malaysia began arresting undocumented migrants in a targeted operation on monday just outside the capital kuala lumpur video released by local media showed crowds of migrants lining up after the arrival of a large group of police offices and many asian government has already carried out similar operations in what it says is an effort to help contain the spread of the corona virus and other news the prime minister of minnesota faces being ousted from office after his coalition collapse to muster bonnie is now officially a caretaker prime minister until a vote of no confidence takes place to bonnie has been under pressure to resign after being accused of involvement in the matter of his ex-wife those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news for you right after inside story i hope you to

stay with us thanks for watching. and. no flights no travel no tourism tens of millions of jobs are at risk but the pandemic and this holiday planned so how will tour operators recover and how could you offer a coronavirus free vacation this is inside story.

hello welcome to the program on boone it's the global tourism industry has all but ground to a halt because of the coronavirus.