ship episode 4 of football rebels explores the life of carlos. the footballer whose personal stories sway the votes that altered the history of his country carlos caselli and the demise of. on al-jazeera. of course an hour and his supporters defy a stay at home orders to rally against lockdowns despite brazil now having the world's 4th biggest outbreak. of this is our jazeera live from london also coming up greeks truck to the beach and head back to church as their coronavirus restrictions ease. after 3 elections and more than a year of deadlock israel's new unity government is finally sworn in. and the

syrian president's family feud deepens as his cousin refuses to release his grip on syria's top mobile operator. who begin in brazil where large rallies have taken place in support of right wing president joy or both so narrow and his call to end lockdown measures he greeted hundreds of supporters at the presidential palace in brasilia posing for photos with children pulled from the crowd but this time the leader and his team or face masks something bo's'n are has rarely done since the outbreak began on this hour paolo hundreds of people rallied for hours in cars and on foot calling for an end to virus restrictions. break has now killed more than 15000 people in brazil which is overtaken spain and italy to have the 4th biggest number of infections in the

world nonetheless president johnson are is still pushing to reopen the economy and that's left many people feeling of being left to battle the pandemic on the road priyanka gupta has more. this specialized hospital agree or destroy our state is on the frontline of brazil's fight against the corner virus the country is the worst affected in latin america and the state has the 2nd highest number of deaths most hospitals are running out of blood and the intensive care units are good while what is today's big problem it's the law of supply and demand the number of doctors is very low we're looking for more doctors to hire to run this hospital 100 percent this disease isn't kidding around whoever thinks it's a joke is going to lose their life people have to take precautions. this neighborhood is one of the poorest in sao paulo and the fires has taken many

people's friends family members and neighbors the district as along some of the highest numbers of deaths in the city. clergy ridiculous lost his mother to the virus and his father is recovering in a field hospital he's spending his time distributing 3 meals put those who can't afford to eat let me say. i have a mission to fulfill and i'm sure my mother is supporting me at this moment i'm sure she's looking at me wherever she is and saying go and play your part a mission that seems critical in a place where social distancing i'm going in water seem like a luxury here details i mean we have all these advice about social isolation wash your hands stay at home but at a price another class the richest ones. brazil has some of the highest number of reported deaths on infections in the world but experts say a lack of testing means there could be many more. brazil's health minister has

stepped down after just weeks in the job the 2nd minister to go so the pandemic began preston job also now has a post-war towns and wants to reopen economist soon even though the disease that he's called a little slow is taking many lives and causing much hardship. well covered 90 is also spreading up river from the city of menow us deeper into vulnerable indigenous communities in the brazilian amazon tribe members say people are getting sick and dying on indigenous reserves without proper health care and people who live on the 2 rivers that merge to form the amazon been trying to protect their reserves from the virus they've been pleading for donations one awaiting government deliveries of food the few medical workers in the area lack any sort of protective equipment. let's talk more about all this with a center amputee who's in bogota tell us how strong is president bush in our

support these days. well recent polls show that somewhere between 20 to 30 percent of the brazilian electorate fail staunchly support president both so narrow and they've made it an habit now to come out and show their support every weekend in the capital brasilia and in other cities on lockdown like for example sao paolo coming out as you were saying your introduction honking their cars down the main avenues brasilia and arriving in front of the presidential palace where they are usually greeted by the president and again that was the case today the difference was that for the 1st time he and his and i were actually wearing a face mask about this didn't stop him from shaking hands and hugging young children and other people among them there was one kid who was wearing

a uniform a lot of the people who come out cheering for both sinatra or also nostalgic of the old brazil. military dictatorship and the times they're even calling out for the army to intervene because they feel that their president is there at tack by congress or the supreme court that recently allowed an investigation into alleged. interference bible so narrow into investigations that the police were doing about corruption practices by his son so it's a very complicated situation in brazil as in numbers keep going up as we've seen in the previous story more than 15000 people have already died because of the kobe of the 19 the cities in brazil and this is just 2 fishel number brazil is. a very

very small number of testing compared to other. countries in a similar situation so the numbers there are probably much higher but again in an interview yesterday on saturday both so narrow have tacked what he called the tyranny of total isolation and saying that he wants brazilians to be back at work and the economy to be reopened and sarah we heard about those fears for the indigenous reserves up river from an hours how likely they are to get any extra help anytime soon yeah we reported the situation in my house in the capital there with the hospitals completely overwhelmed these have been to open mass graves to deal with the. very high number of people who died and so far looked like many of the indigenous reserve ation deeper

inside had been spared by the virus but now instead it looks like a number of people probably left in my house at the beginning of the crisis their went back to their villages and now we're seeing the virus also spreading there it's very complicated to know how many people are dying officially only 11 but again there's no testing being done in very difficult for any doctors to arrive there and the ones that do arrive there say they don't have personal protective equipment and it's a pity thank you very much indeed. haitians in chile are the largest migrant community in latin america but they're poorly paid and live in dire conditions many are afraid to seek government and medical help affair of being deported and now the pandemic is fuelling racism against them in human reports in the capital santiago.

they call them see days large properties subdivided into small quarters where one or more families live cramped together often sharing a bathroom with up to a dozen other families they're the only option for many haitian migrants in chile like join the santa fe the kitchen doesn't work the bathroom but it's difficult for us to run to and hi to my children each have their own room i would never bring them here. to the history largest haitian migrant community outside of the united states and it's public knowledge that they are exploited by unscrupulous landlords and now with the corona virus pandemic they are being discriminated further. out a few weeks ago this sit there with $88.00 rooms became nationwide news health authorities move the haitian residents to a special learn teen area with better facilities but 1st the results of their

parole of virus test were published on the municipality's web page violating a patient's right to confidentiality the news spread like wildfire even before the cameras arrived the neighbors began throwing rocks and hurling insults at the haitians because a few of them had been confirmed to be carrying coronavirus now they tell us that they feel even more discriminated and vulnerable than ever. the fear of the virus has only increased the stigmatize ation of haitians says ralph gianbattista who works as a community translator but only a 5th of the community's very angry and upset if they'd been from europe from germany this would not have happened. ralph is always dressed impeccably because he says it helps to counter constant disrespect of blacks by chileans very. very nice people say get out and blocky there is cruel discrimination here that we can't ignore. it's league worse because many haitian migrants don't speak spanish and

don't know their rights and the condition of big idea with very precarious living conditions it's even more difficult for them to survive in a pandemic they charged extortionate rates which many can't afford the virus doesn't discriminate but we do. the governor of santiago's metropolitan region agrees that many migrants are living in inhumane conditions but are important but when we asked why authorities haven't stopped landlords from renting unsanitary and overcrowded living quarters he blamed the matters on which he really. the truth is that authorities have constantly turned a blind eye to a sanitary and human rights dilemma that is punishing those who came here for a better life as never before you see in human al-jazeera sent down.

after 3 failed elections repeated attempts to make a deal and more than a year stalemate a new israeli government has finally been sworn in a long time prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his political rival benny gantz agreed to share power which will spend 18 months in charge any force that reports from western missed them. was. that even after 3 inconclusive elections and being charged in 3 corruption cases benjamin netanyahu has shown once again that he's going nowhere we thought we would go out of great responsibility binny gains and i decided to form a unity government and avoid a further really how far how did the division and distrust remain evident in this unity deal now who in his former rival benny gantz have written into it all kinds of guards against betrayal sworn in similar taney asli as prime minister and alternate netanyahu to go 1st then dance after 18 months unprecedented 36

ministries shared equally. we decided to take national responsibility especially at this time israel needs a national government that represents broad sections of the country after more than 10 years the era of government by one half of the nation is over we are here to represent those who felt they had no voice in leading this country. but gans also predicted bitter arguments to come one big difference their position on an exceeding 30 percent of the occupied west bank under the terms of the trump peace plan dances calling for a delay in consultation netanyahu is doubling down. now it is time to apply israeli law and writes the glorious chapter in the history of zionism this state doesn't delay peace it brings it closer because peace must be based on the truth in the truth is that there are hundreds of thousands of settlers in judo and sumeria under the coalition deal netanyahu can bring an extension for a vote anytime after july the 1st veto power of the terms of the deal so that

annexation has to be carried out in coordination with the us and must not threaten any regional peace treaties and now the u.s. seems to be signaling that it wants to see a delay and jordan's king says annexation would cause massive conflict with israel netanyahu and dance so the new government answers the call of the israeli people at a time of pandemic and economic crisis began to swarm opposition ally says it serves the interests of politicians not voters accord look at how this government was established 0 trust between the partners everything through lawyers and court debates overriding the basic laws people who don't believe a word the other says. it is at least been our functioning government the 1st israel has had in nearly 18 months but its structure is unprecedented in faces severe tests of the impact of the coronavirus and accession and having a prime minister whose corruption trial is due to start next sunday are a force it just 0 west to saddam. afghanistan's latest political process has also

come to an end with the president and his rival signing a power sharing agreement ashraf ghani and donna had been locked in a months long feud every last years disputed election and are will lead the council for peace talks and some of his team will be part of the cabin. that progress comes as the country grapples with the rapid spread of coronavirus and i want violence threats or dozens killed last week including newborn babies. i mean taking means the afghanistan reset chair at chatham house he says outside pressures to force the political rivals to work together we have now like anywhere in the world the covert 19 of honest on for example a you know it has the potential to be unfortunately the epicenter in the region if it's not contained for instance secondly president trump and the trump administration is an entirely different game of the us foreign policy compared to

the obama administration and president trump's been very clear he does not want to be the policeman of down as far as he puts it so i think the political elites another one has done have come to really realisation that they have to work together in order 'd to move forward even if that means that they're going to work together in circumstances that it don like to work with each other but it has to be done for their own survival but also for making sure that some kind of move forward happens and also the taliban process of of reconciliation with them which at the moment is stuck after the agreement was signed in doha in the end of february between the us and the taliban to which the afghan government was not a party so that has these are the 3 things and my view that are changed compared to the 1014 and the political elite and. still to come this ha ha. he was an incompetent president this is all i can say grossly come more attacks in the war of words between the us president and the man who came before him. and

leave. his newest military branch space force north has its 1st mission and. we have high pressure dominating the weather across much of australasia so that means loss the fog in dry the high as the lid on the atmosphere it's keeps things clear and large the sunny and that's what we're going to see as we go on through the next few days just notice a little more clout that just around the eastern side of australia will face an area is of new south wales pushing into that eastern side of queensland we've seen a few showers here recently the more those to come as we go on through the next couple of days in fact as we go on into chews day the showers maybe even pushing a little further inland into queensland so some useful rainfall even getting into

the outback there we are going to see what it says showers just pushing across the bike just rolling towards adelaide towards the fossil face of victoria but for most it is going to be dry and fine it's a case to across the other side of the country perth around 19 celsius and we'll see similar temperatures in all clunes new zealand generate sat fair also wanted to show has been nothing much to speak of so i was a little more extensive across northern parts of asia we got some wetter weather just fading across the south of japan we're going to see some more wet weather just making its way across the korean peninsula quite heavy this could see some a localized flooding from time to time the low make its way further east was for the middle of that week. they say to really know someone you must walk a mile in their shoes follow in their footsteps as they forge their way in the was. al-jazeera shares these personal journeys.

inspiring stories of people perseverance on their chosen path from witness documentaries on al-jazeera. and i'm going to amount of top stories here now jazeera rallies have been taking place in brazil in support of lifting lockdown measures president joy about so narrow wants to reopen the economy that's despite the death toll passing 15000 and brazil overtaking spain and italy as the world's 4th biggest number of infections.

israel's new government has finally been sworn in after 3 inconclusive elections and more than a year political paralysis on mr benjamin netanyahu and his former rival benny gantz head the administration. and a political deal has also been reached in afghanistan with president musharraf's ghani and his rival a dollar dollar signing a power sharing deal ends months of stalemate or accept tempers disputed election. across europe countries are slowly emerging from their strict lockdowns for the 1st time in 2 months spain is reported a daily death toll of less than $100.00 but the risk of a 2nd wave of infections means many leaders continue to urge caution it's only going to go hopes. soaring temperatures high humidity the 1st heat wave of the year has descended on greece in the capital afghans the easing of the lockdown did little to tempt people onto its streets instead it was the beaches

that many drifted towards travel across the mainland will be allowed for monday but it will be another week after that before it's islands will allow visitors again. slowly the country continues to open up. it's churches unlock their doors to the faithful for the 1st time in 2 months. i'm taking precautions because they ordered it not so much because i'm afraid i always kept distancing and kept apart from my grandchildren. in the u.k. the lockdown has been extended until at least the end of june the war weather has attempted few on to the beaches here confusion over the government's new guidelines remains as well as efforts to reopen schools government ministers and scientists attempt to calm fears that allowing children back could cause infections to rise it does seem from what we know now that children are getting it. and certainly.

from the disease from one country trying to emerge from lock down to another still in self isolation russia has the world's 2nd fastest rate of new infections behind the united states with moscow the epicenter of its epidemic more than 1700 new cases were recorded on sunday the number of deaths from covert 19 has now surpassed 2600 much lower compared to the u.s. u.k. and italy but questions still remain about how russia is registering those deaths and whether it's attributing them to causes. al-jazeera. health workers in belgium or staged a silent protest during a visit from the prime minister they turned their backs on a government motorcade arriving for a tour at a hospital in brussels are opposed to the government's handling of the outbreak particularly with budget cuts and recruitment of unqualified nursing staff belgium

has the highest per capita fatality rate in the world with more than $9000.00 coronavirus deaths. india has extended its nationwide lockdown to the end of this month there now more than $91000.00 cases across the country and nearly $3000.00 people have died india 1st introduced strict social and economic restrictions on march the 25th lockdown has been extended several times and had been due to expire at midnight. on 500 medical personnel have been sent to china's northeastern jilin province as the region struggles with a new cluster of corona virus cases meanwhile china's campaign to test as many of who hands 11000000 residents as possible is heading to into its 5th day after a new trust of cases their city is thought to be where the virus originated nicol health authority says more than 222000 tests were carried out on saturday sarah

clarke in hong kong has more on how measures are being ramped back up. somebody has done we've got from the national health commission out of china we've got 5 new cases reported on sunday 2 of those cases are imported and 3 are from this province known as the jilin province this is an area or province the border is russia and north korea it's in the north east of china and the government there has reported that the total tally so far of about $144.00 cases now the mayor and city is his now does describe this as a serious outbreak and as a result the government in the city and across the province have put in place a number of control measures and restrictions and some of that includes the city being put in past lockdown as schools have been closed across the province of also got some of the residential compounds have been locked down as well gatherings both indoor and outdoor have been banned and the transport systems we're talking about the trains there's a long and short distance routes they've been partially stopped for now the governor is also importing for increased screening of those residents in this

particular area medical teams as you mentioned before about 500 medical staff have arrived in julian city to try and test and ramp up the procedures look at the people who not only get infected but the residents in that province to try and stem and curb the spread of the krajina virus outbreak and resins have also been advised not to leave the city but as we identify this particular class or the outbreak in the northeast of china we have got a lot of a huge part of china back to business as usual in the city of shanghai we've got some more classes in schools resuming this week we've had the higher grades a regime class but now the lower grades are returning to class as well and we've got some tourist attractions they've also been reopened we're talking about the bidding city in beijing as well as the disneyland resort in shanghai and some of the flights return to 60 percent of the pre outbreak level that's the mainland domestic travel routes so despite the outbreak you have got a large part of china returning to business as normal and when you look at the

figures if you believe the official data being released by china we have got low numbers when you compare them to the likes of the united states and parts of europe . the u.s. president has hit back at criticism from his predecessor that his government has fumbled its response to the pandemic speaking as he arrived back at the white house from his weekend retreat at camp david don't trump again boasted that a cure would be found soon without providing any evidence and us as the most virus deaths and infections in the world by far 189000 people have died and there are least 1400000 cases. the measures progress is being made on many fronts including. coming up with. a cure for this horrible plague that as we said our country i think a lot of things evaporate very good very good your work good weekend there was a good weekend a lot of very good big development. here.

that he was an incompetent president that's all i can say grossly incompetent. john hendren is in chicago and says trump's popularity is wavering. president trump has made something of a short political career attacking barack obama really beginning with a time that he kept demanding that obama present his birth certificate the accusation being that he actually was not born in the u.s. and so now he's criticizing obama he's been blaming the obama administration 3 years into the company ministration for the handling of the pandemic saying that bamma left him obama left him unprepared and you had some pretty harsh words from president obama who never invoked the name trump in these graduation speeches that he gave but made it very clear that he felt that the trumpet ministration was doing a poor job of telling kids that they should do the right thing in

a centrally saying this is ministration was not doing it that echoes what obama has been saying in private meetings with other people some of which has leaked so this time it was trump firing back at obama but trump has been accusing obama of causing much of his problems for 3 years now it certainly hurt his popularity here in the u.s. there's about 37 percent of the u.s. population that seems to be in favor of trump no matter what happens but right now you've got an roughly 90000 there are about 300000 deaths worldwide that means almost one in 3 are here in the united states it would winning editor of a prominent investigative media outlet in egypt has been detained by security forces the mud a mosque online newspaper says nina tyler was arrested outside a prison in the capital cairo she was interviewing the mother of jailed activist does fatah and arrest is the latest in a crackdown that's been criticized by human rights groups the u.n.

and the committee for the protection of journalists. the rift between the syrian president and his billionaire cousin appears to be widening in a 16 minute video posted online bashar assad's cousin rami mcclure says he refuses to step down as head of the country's largest mobile operator he said the collapse of syria tel would be a catastrophic setback for the nation's economy claims he's under pressure to hand over profits from his empire or face arrest to his thought to have played a big role in bankrolling assad's military campaigns. i won't step down if i resign i would be feted the company and the country the heights of the war i did not abandon my country my president obama folks to do it now the newest branch of america's military the space forces launched its 1st mission. liftoff of united launch alliance atlas 5 rocket the on manned spacecraft blasted

off from cape canaveral in florida after being delayed a day by bad weather officials haven't revealed the purpose of the mission which is classified nor are they saying how long it will remain an obit and solar powered vessel has flown several times before but this is its 1st mission with the space force. i'm one of the top stories around as there are large rallies have been taking place in brazil to support president bush so narrow and his call to end lockdown measures he greeted hundreds of supporters at the presidential palace in brasilia posing for photos with children pulled from the crowd this time the leader and his team who face masks on in sao paolo hundreds of people rallied for hours calling for an end to virus restrictions. in the u.s.

president trump has continued to tout the possibility of a cure for the virus without offering any evidence to back up his claim is also attacked his predecessor barack obama who criticized his handling of the outbreak. the measures progress is being made on many fronts including. coming up with. a cure for this horrible way that as we said our country i think a lot of big developments very good very good you're working weekend there was a good weekend a lot of very good things to happen. look he was an incompetent president that's all i can say grossly. israel's new government has finally been sworn in after months of political paralysis and 3 deadlocked elections from minister benjamin netanyahu and his former rival turned partner benny gantz will head the administration swapping the top job after 18

months that you know who used his inauguration speech in the knesset to double down on his plans to annex parts of the occupied west bank and they are wrong and it is time to apply israeli law and rise a glorious chapter in the history of zionism this state doesn't delay peace it brings it closer because peace must be based on the truth in the truth is that there are hundreds of thousands of settlers in judo and sumeria there's also been political agreement in afghanistan president ashraf ghani and his rival of dinner are assigned a power sharing deal it ends months of stalemate following september's disputed election which both men claim to one day stay with us the witness is next with the story of the palestinian seed queen thanks for watching by phonies.

i would use. every. public it for. what it could be. i grew up in the terraces. i grew up with soya with people living by seasons i grew up with my grandmother planting seeds and cultivating cops so i think it was an attempt to return to something.