developments that i'm actively changing the way we. get breaks it was a slogan that whatever the problem is of course job counting the cost on al-jazeera . the country's got to get back and it's got to get back as soon as possible mixed messages out of the u.s. president trump ignores advice from his top krone virus task force expert. i'm richelle carey this is al jazeera life from doha also coming up process 2nd once again and china lockdown measures reinstated in 2 cities out for a new cluster of virus infections emergence. taking back control of the measures some communities in mexico are imposing as the nation's death toll continues to

rise. and starvation during a pandemic entire households in south africa are struggling to afford enough food. the leader of the country worst affected by corona virus is going against the advice of his top infectious diseases expert president donald trump says he wants the u.s. economy up and running again as soon as possible his message comes a day after dr anthony found she warned that rushing to reopen could have serious consequences including needless death and suffering i can report from washington d.c. . the president met with the governors of colorado and north dakota and urged them to look into reopening schools as soon as possible the country is getting back and it's going to get back in soon as possible and i don't consider our country coming back and the schools are closed it's a message at odds with that given by dr anthony fauci who told

a senate committee tuesday that there were real dangers in reopening states too soon making particular reference to schools we don't know everything about this virus and we've really got to be very careful particularly when it comes to children presidential candidate joe biden was quick to comment i would trust the guy who's one of our nation's top public health experts he tweeted not the one who pondered injecting disinfectant into the body and look directly at a solar eclipse there are federal guidelines for governors to consider among the recommendations that the rate of infection dropped for 2 weeks before mitigating measures are eased that a proper tracing procedure be established and that testing protocols be in place none of the states that have begun to reopen meet all these criteria and in wisconsin another denial of the concerns of medical experts the supreme court has

struck down the governor's stay at home order siding with republican leaders who argue the administration had overstepped its legal authority it's an argument that has received explicit support in tweets from the white house mike hanna al-jazeera washington the novel coronavirus and the disease that causes may never be entirely wiped out and that as a warning from the world health organization which says there is a long way to go in the fight scientists are working on around 100 potential vaccines but there's no guarantee of one or a clear timeline and the says without a vaccine it could take years for us to build immunity. this wire is may become just another in demi virus in our communities and this wireless may never go away hiv is not going away we've come to terms with the virus and we have found the therapies and we found the prevention methods and people don't feel as scared. as they did before and we're offering life to people with hiv long healthy lives to

people. china is putting 2 cities back under lockdown measures after a cluster of new coronavirus infections people in jail and city in the northeast are being told to stay in it's home to more than 4000000 people bus and train services have been halted recently reopened schools have been shut again a british one city was put under lockdown on sunday and more unless it's going to get any you who is live for us in beijing so katrina what in particular about these clusters as authorities so concerned. well michele we know that this cluster is in fact growing and starting to spread to other areas in china in the last 24 hours there were 3 new cases new local transmissions reported one in jilin city but 2 in neighboring province and that's why the authorities are so concerned so far so far over 20 people are confirmed to have covered 19 in gielen province and more than 700 people who have been known to

have and been in contact with these 20 or so cases have also been put into hospital facilities or quarantine facilities for monitoring in isolation the government has also published the whereabouts and recent activities of these confirmed cases urging the public to come forward if they've been in these areas or are feeling unwell and the reason that the another reason that the government is so concerned what it may seem like a bit of an overreaction 20 cases leading to the lockdown of more than 4000000 people but the fact is the government does have suspicion that this cluster may have been growing undetected for an unknown amount of time what we do know is that this cluster is linked to a 45 year old woman ensure land city a smaller city a satellite city close to deal in city of about 7 100000 people living there and she did 1000 but it's a mystery exactly how she got it she doesn't have any travel history she hasn't come to contact with any important cases but she does work as

a laundromat and so there is some speculation that she might have caught it from some somebodies clothes for example so because of this the government is being very cautious they're locking down this to 2 areas especially because they have the national people's congress and big political gathering in beijing happening next week and the last thing that they want to see is this cluster grow further and spread to more areas around china saw katrina right now and there is mass testing that is happening is there any indication that the chinese government might want to expand that mass testing and do it for the rest of the country. well so far mass testing and is going ahead and that is a huge undertaking already there are 11000000 people who live in the city of one hand and authorities say that they want local districts to complete this testing in 10 days so that's about 1000000 people tested per day now if you you live in the

past few days you would have received a text message saying that you need to go to a live nearest clinical testing center to schedule a go test everyone must do this there is exempt up people who have done testing in the last 2 weeks but there are signs that this is going to become more of a part of every day life around china in cities like beijing especially as domestic travel restrictions ease local governments are asking travelers to show a clear nucleic acid test as a kind of possible to travel around for more cities developing these testing facilities for about $30.00 you can go and be tested and have your results in one day so no sign of mass testing in other areas of china as yet but definitely more people are getting used to the fact that this will become an essential part of life in china for months to come at least with the latest in beijing katrina thank you. new zealand has lifted most of its most of its strict lockdown measures meaning many everyday activities can resume restaurants businesses and shopping malls have

reopened children will go back to school on monday. gatherings will be limited to 10 people and social distancing remains in place the government has announced record spending to try to restore the economy of around $3000000000.00 over 4 years is in the north island of k. north island town rather of cambridge and has more on what the government is doing to mitigate the economic damage of the shutdown. the country is beginning to get back to some sort of economic activity but there is a sense that the worst could still be to come because of what the rest of the world is going through in terms of facing economic recessions this is a country that relies heavily on exports and tourism there is some estimates that say that in the tourism sector alone alone around $100000.00 jobs could be lost so even though the country is opening up opening up economically there is a sense as a say that they could be more pain to come the government on thursday also

unveiling its annual economic budget was planned some time ago but obviously had to be rewritten quite comprehensively because of coronavirus and it's unveiled a $30000000000.00 coronavirus economic recovery plan and that is the largest single spending package unveiled in new zealand history so is unemployment rate has risen to a 5 year high a nationwide shutdown has caused hundreds of thousands of layoffs sense last month government help is being promised and the mayor of the biggest city in south africa says people in almost 1000000 households don't have enough to eat johannesburg has been locked down for more than 6 weeks along with the rest of the country many businesses remain closed leaving families without work i mean a miller reports. candace played says she's making the most of the little food she has she lost her job at a job printing company when it was shut as the lockdown began weeks ago with no

income she depends on government support to feed her 4 children will move from the log down it was really at from the flu any a times it was really difficult because it was for the whole month we had to wait for the whole month to get like the child support money so it was a struggle for me every day and then we received the money last week last few days to go by and we lose him by going in stuff like that the wife of food like full groceries for the mind by the end of the day we still struggling the mayor of johannesburg says people in a 1000000 households don't have enough to eat the national government in pretoria has increased the child support grant and it's created a special grant of $20.00 a month to help workers who've lost their jobs survive the lock down government leaders say they're spending the equivalent of almost $3000000000.00 on the unemployed and the poor but even before the lock down 45 percent of johannesburg's 5 and a half 1000000 people lived in poverty to make the crisis even worse many workers

have lost their jobs since the lockdown began the government says it's handing out food parcels to about 2000 homes every day but it's simply not enough organizations like this one a cry for help or would be up by handing out 2 cooked meals every day. neuron gain has run this food charity for 7 years but says she can barely keep up since the lockdown began. when i've started the feeding we started with about her in 50. and it's turned over in a matter of a week after the lockdown to almost 4 to 500 a day saturdays i did 300 right now is standing on 1200. saturday in the home the organization relies on donations and she's not received any help from the government dia jones has run this barber shop for 16 years it's been closed for weeks leaving full staff members with no work and didio without any income she's

applied for a government grant but has not heard back instead to customers help to buy food with an economy largely stools and no clear indication of when the lockdown will end many are relying on handouts to survive for me to 0 janice book and agencies are warning the lives of libyans are at risk not only from conflict but also the chrono virus more than 60 people in the country are infected 3 people are reported to have died in the un says there is a high risk the outbreak will escalate 7 agencies say the fighting is having a catastrophic effect on civilians including migrants and refugees and also hampering the delivery of aid fighters loyal to war khalifa haftar launched a rocket attack on the capital tripoli overnight through the un recognized government as base hospital and civilian areas were targeted injuring at least 14 people after has intensified attacks on civilians this month after the government's

military push back on his forces recent advances still ahead on al jazeera in may the bedouin of farmers in the occupied west bank whose way of life has been threatened by the pandemic. and how long downs in the u.s. have led chef to whip up some new creative ideas to keep the restaurants afloat. however there was still a flood risk yesterday in the border area it's been a normally heavy rain there must be it's going away there though it's not bone dry but this big system here is going to produce more significant rain in the alps for fades away the next systems working its way through both portugal and spain will come across the pyrenees again to southern france but more the mediterranean coast

which is used to that sort of wet weather there is no useful we still a division in temperatures quite warm in the southeast this point not warm still in germany in the british isles but not as it was in the cold wind is so dying down a little bit there's the long division the rain running through most of it light snow with the except what's happening down here in northeastern spain and southwest of france i suspect flash floods from this now the focus of madrid reflects what's happening over most of spain temps not where they should be there in the middle t.j. you got least 2 days of rain thursday and friday before and sauced day it should be dry and a little warmer of course a consequence of that is that morocco gets it too sacred non-insured breezer about that 80 the rain here on show you get some showers now jerry but ahead of it there's a very hot wind coming out of the desert so if a trip for the temps is a very high 40.

days early test. and trace frank assessments wise it's only struggling to cope with the number coronavirus which failure to take really aggressive action behind you per informed opinion it's going to be much more challenging in a place like haiti where there's one ventilator 3000000 people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines india doesn't optimise the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. you're her. watching officer and let's recap the top stories for you right now u.s. president donald trump is ignoring the advice of his top infectious disease expert

who wants the u.s. economy up and running as soon as possible in 1000 task for him or dr anthony fauci says rushing to reopen could lead to needless death. has worn the coronavirus may never go away and could become endemic like hiv it also says an effective vaccine could eliminate it and china says it's trying to test the entire population over water where the virus is believed to have originated after 6 new cases were reported there also are infections in the northeastern province of joy when it that's been put under a partial walked out. farmers and represent the occupied west bank those hit hard by the pandemic a lockdown has slowed an economy that was already in crisis there have been left without markets to sell their produce and that could threaten their way of life it is a brain reports in the jordan valley the impact of covered 1000 can be felt all across the occupied west bank even for those living in remote communities. in a fight to be she's a bedouin living need in a village

a village in the jordan valley no cases of the virus have been deported here. livestock has been had a main source of income for decades now she says it's becoming a burden sales of she would increase before islamic holidays and in najaf was getting up for a holiday season but the closures imposed by the palestinian authority to control the outbreak of coverage 19 have slowed down the market. she's now having to pay extra money to feed the animals she couldn't sell and has stopped making cheese popular among palestinians i mean nejib you know my gosh i made cheese and no one wanted to buy it it lasted for a week before it one bad and i threw it away so i switched to making a dried form of yogurt so it can last longer we don't have fringes because there is no constant electricity just several meters away from this bedouin community is an area declared as a nature reserve by israel any palestinian cause suctioned require as

a permit from these radios or it is but they're almost never granted palestinians and the jordan valley already have limited space to expand but the limitations of movement because of covered 19 mean that shepherds and farmers are facing greater difficulties although the agriculture sector is not expected to be affected as much by the pandemic there is a growing risk. shepherd used to have natural grazing lands in the jordan valley but they lost thousands of hectares of land is just the expansion of israeli settlements this increased costs of feeding birds by 75 percent to cover some of his losses are says he had to lower his prices by 40 percent in the beginning of the state of emergency in march he couldn't find buyers and didn't want his crop of chickpeas to go to waste. no cases of covered $1000.00 would reported here so he was still able to farm the land will see it hey there's a look i mean if we have more closures here it will be disastrous it's my only

source of living we fear that we might be asked to leave this is not a store to shut down if i leave the land for a couple of days i will lose it the palestinian authority in the west bank has decided to gradually relax its restriction but vulnerable communities like this one are expected to feel its impact for months to come. as the occupied west bank health officials are warning children are being affected by a condition related to cope with 19 in new york 3 have died from it presents let me spoke to the mother of one child whose recover. amber deen seen here with her son bobby thought she was one of the lucky ones the mother of 3 from her now in new york had a mild case of covert 19 in april and has since recovered but for bobby it was a different story started a what just seemed like a tummy bug so you know we're treating it as such and then it had progressed to

a low grade and a heavy amount of bombing and he couldn't keep anything down the 9 year old spent last week in the hospital one of more than 100 children in new york struck down by a mysterious condition thought to be related to the virus bobbie recovered but at least 3 children in the state have died and more than a dozen other states have reported cases similar to a rare condition known as callous saki disease or toxic shock syndrome it causes inflammation in the blood vessels from what we know or what we think we know at this time it's something that's occurring probably a few weeks after the initial inspection so most likely a lot of these children were infected a few weeks ago and now there are immune system is kind of wrapping up and causing this inclination the body the leading u.s. public health body the centers for disease control and prevention is warning doctors to be on the lookout for the syndrome experts are also looking at

a possible genetic predisposition but the man leading the u.s. medical response cautions there is still a lot they don't know i think we've got to be careful if we are not cavalier if thinking that children are completely in the in the deleterious effects with tens of thousands of people killed in millions more out of work one saving grace of the coronavirus was supposed to be that children were spared the worse now as there's new evidence of this syndrome coming to light even that is being challenged kristen salumi al-jazeera new york. many restaurants are struggling to survive as virus lockdowns mean eating out is off the menu and the united states is estimated 200000 will never reopen and restaurant owners are being forced to get creative to meet the new eating habits of customers at a client asked more from the u.s. capitol. this is where mike ellis is at his best this is the only career he's known. but after restaurants like this were ordered shot he feared he would be

shut out of the kitchen for good it's heartbreaking i mean. it's my career i've i've been in the kitchens and i was 12 years old like i don't know what else to do i don't i don't really i mean i'm not an unintelligent or on educated person but i don't have another skill set that i've been working at. for 32 years that i could use the support through the 2 or 3 children. but he an owner rachel turner so thought they could stay afloat preparing meals people could cook at home and also selling groceries. right now farmers are piling over crops well many grocery stores have empty shelves part of the problem with the nation's food supply is that half of it is destined for restaurants and bars and it comes in this giant packaging things like this that individual people just wouldn't buy. so restaurants are getting creative repackaging the goods they can still get through their supply

chains d.c. based founding farmers showed us how they're doing it. owner dan simon says the idea came out of desperation because he laid off a leaven 100 people he also made the promise to provide all of them free food you know in a situation where there's not a lot to celebrate we've rehired almost 200 and it was 265 i think that was probably 285 people of the 1100 that we laid off so it's not enough and we have a long way to go and it's kind of scary and nerve racking but there's definitely some good news in there for. still for traverso as restaurant takeout in groceries is only providing about 10 percent of the money the business is used to making and time is running out so how much time and. i think. are probably. maybe another month there for

a lucky. ellis believes that is going to be a problem this is going to go on for 2 more months at least. so as a good the longer it goes on. hopefully people get tired of cooking at home all the time and they all ask us for help. help for an industry that provides jobs for millions with some predictions saying as many as 200000 restaurants will not survive pedicle hain al-jazeera washington. mexico's president has announced a plan to reopen the economy the country has reported more than 4000 deaths and 40000 and the actions but in some communities armed groups are enforcing lockdown saying they will only reopen when the crisis has ended and parts of mexico city and the little black cloud on tuesday mexican health officials presented a plan for returning parts of the country to a quote new normal the plan consists of a color coordinated monitoring system that will update on which cities and states

will be the ones to reopen 1st doggedness biases in moon every country faces the question of is there a possibility of advancing towards a new normal and at what speed and what could be the consequences of. the gradual reopening of the country is scheduled to begin may 18th in regions that have not been affected by the outbreak coronavirus cases in mexico are still on the rise making the reopening of the economy a controversial topic but. in some communities the subject is not up for debate residents of money does that big a small mountain town in the state of good natal have set up roadblocks and checkpoints to prevent outsiders from coming into their town i thought that this. was going to allow that we have this territory controlled we don't have a coronavirus problem if we did we would need to re strategize but i ask you what's more important the freedom to transit or the right to life. little state is home to

dozens of indigenous villages fear of the outbreak reaching these rural towns has prompted community defense groups to help in force a regional lockdown the moment. we decided to act and we are doing it the right. those who do not obey well we've already made a decision for them this is the law of the people. health services in this part of mexico are limited only 50 hospital beds exist for scattered population of more than 400000 local say the decision to close off ellipses is the only preventative measure they can take. our meeting very decided that's not the single sikh person to be there if people come they have to be healthy not seek. a debate in mexico is brewing over how the country will strike a balance between ensuring public safety and protecting the economy though mexico's president insists that no community will be forced to comply with the government's strategy to reopen the country. mexico city brazil has reported

a new daily record of 11000 new and factions the spike big may 6th worst affected country worldwide a government is pushing ahead with plans to reopen the largest economy and south america and president is continuing to deny the severity of the pandemic there they are bringing in his origin leaders to reopen their borders tourism makes up 10 percent of the blocks economy and the u.s. says the industry is now at risk of collapse unless urgent measures are taken about reports in paris. a glimpse of war going on a holiday in some parts of europe will look like this summer barriers separating sun loungers on the greek island of santorini not the beach experience the most holiday makers a used to but one that complies with new social distancing rules we hope these barriers won't be the future for beaches we don't want this but if this is necessary and if people safety depends on this sort of device then so be it we just

want to work we want to get going in march borders in the european union were shot and nearly all travel stopped because the coronavirus pandemic a huge blow to the tourism industry one of the blocks main economic sectors as some countries begin to ease their lock downs the european commission has presented a rescue plan for the tourism industry it's recommending foul choose instead of refunds for council travel sanitary measures for hospitality and transport services and the reopening of some borders of course this is not going to be a normal summer not for any of us. but when we all work together and we all do our part in the ways the commission is setting out today then we don't have to face a summer shock at home or a completely lost summer for the european tourists industry some countries say that they are already considering lifting some travel restrictions germany says that it

wants to reopen its border with fraud switzerland and austria and britain and frogs say that they won't impose quarantine for now on people traveling between their 2 countries paris is one of the world's most visited cities they look down has been eased but more humans museums hotels and restaurants remain closed the french government has advised people to holiday in france this year after 2 months at home some people can't wait to travel. worried about the health risk and are really worried here to be able to travel abroad and outside friends will be a valid i have a holiday home in spain and want to go but for now there are restrictions but i want to go we can't stop living more than 6000000 tourism jobs in e.u. could be lost unless the industry is revived the european commission says the challenge is to encourage the sectors recovery but prevent a resurgence of corona virus cases or risk is spreading even further across the

bloke who talks about low i'll just 0 hours. pick up the headlines right now on al-jazeera as president donald trump is going against the advice of his top infectious diseases expert he wants the us economy up and running again as soon as possible coven 1000 task force member dr anthony fauci says rushing to reopen could lead to needless deaths. and who has worn the corona virus may never go away and could become endemic like hiv but it also says that effective vaccine could eliminate it this virus may become just another virus in our communities and this witness may never hiv is not going away we've come to terms with the virus and we have found the therapies and we found the prevention methods and people feel as scared. as they did before and we're offering life to

people with ha very long healthy lives to people. china says it's trying to test everybody and move on where the virus is believed to have originated after 6 new cases were reported there are also new infections in the northeastern province of the lead and it has been put back under a partial lockdown a trainee who has the latest from beijing in the last 24 hours there were 3 new cases new local transmissions reported one in jail in city but 2 in neighboring province and that's why the authorities so concerned so far so far over 20 people are confirmed to have covered 19 in jenin province and more than 700 people who have been known to have been conned been in contact with these 20 or so cases have also been put into hospital facilities or quarantine facilities for monitoring in isolation is the islanders are enjoying being able to do every day things again such is going to restaurants and shopping malls all as well as businesses reopening

children are being allowed to go back to school on monday the government has announced record spending of around $40000000000.00 over 4 years to help revive the economy australia's unemployment rate has risen to a 5 year high in the nationwide shutdown has caused hundreds of thousands of layoffs since last month government help is also being promised. and fighters loyal to warlord khalifa haftar launched a rocket attack on the capital of tripoli overnight that's where the un recognized government is based a hospital and civilian areas were targeted and that left at least 14 people injured after has intensified attacks on civilians this month after the aaa government's military pushed back on his forces recent advances that's how the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera much more news to come another bolton at the top of the hour in the meantime let's hand it over a 10 story. what's important to hold it 19 and a drop in the oil problem the race to the point. of these historic sent

back until the job only takes to beat. special coverage just. will out of a direct talks between the afghan government and the taliban following further topics the army resumes offensive operations against what the president calls the enemy the taliban calls this a declaration of war this is inside story. hello welcome to the program and it's from the cradle to the grave it seems no one is safe from afghanistan and list.