still it is in german release that this is the moment you stop all really 30 action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting to meet with global news makers and to the stories the back to the old 0. ear the over the world. they have taken it for about a week and a half to and i'm still here the u.s. president says his taking a drug to prevent coronavirus despite his own experts warning against it and donald trump puts more pressure on the world health organization threatening to pull all $400000000.00 in u.s. funding. i'm fully back to boyer watching al-jazeera live from our world headquarters in doha also ahead a growing dispute between australia and china over covert 19 and trade relations

plus their fathers one of hundreds of people who've gone missing during their 5 year war in yemen we talked to a family seeking answers. donald trump has triggered a double dose of controversy as a number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. a process one and a half 1000000 the u.s. president distracting to make funding cuts the world health organization payment and less it commits to improve mints within 30 days he accuses a body of being a puppet of china to meet him to the w.h.o. came moments after he revealed his started taking a daily dose of a drug that health experts warn could have fatal side effects. as more. president donald trump is so confident in the drug he himself dubbed a game changer against covert 19 that he himself takes one pill of hydroxy

chloroquine with zinc every morning i'm taking that hydroxycut work what went right have you with. a couple of weeks ago i started to get it because i think it's kind of had a lot of good stories and if it's not good i'll tell you right doctor to get heard but it's been around for 40 years from malaria for a loop as for other things the president unsolicited admission came at the end of a winding press conference next to restaurant executives about reopening the country what do you have to lose ok what do you have to list that's despite no evidence of the drug working to prevent infection and own food and drug administration warning against using hydroxy chloroquine to treat coated outside of an emergency hospital setting a leading government immunologist testified before congress last week that he was demoted after doubting hydroxy clore whens efficacy we also knew that there were

potential safety risk mcclurkin because of irregular heart irregular heart rhythms and even in some cases a greater portion of u.s. military veterans who took the drug to treat cope with 19 did die according to a government study as compared to fellow covert patients who did not take hydroxy chloroquine and 2 larger studies from new york found the drugs offered no significant benefit to hospitalized patients trump said his faith in hydroxy clore when comes from anecdotes that make their way to the oval office. i get a lot of positive calls about it the american medical association says it strongly opposes the non f.d.a. approved use of hydroxy clark when without careful consultation with one's doctor trump says he has the white house doctor's approval he says he asked for it himself heidi joe castro al-jazeera washington. as we mentioned trump has threatened to pull world health organization funding permanently after it was frozen last month

that would mean the w.h.o. would lose its largest single funder the u.s. contributed $400000000.00 in 2019 trump issue the threat in a letter to the head of the organization which he published on twitter the 4 page document essentially boils down to 3 points accusing the w.h.o. of mistakes any not shown he wrote the repeated missteps by you and your organization in responding to a pandemic of an extremely costly for the world he also accuse officials of blocking china writing the only way forward for the world health organization is if it can actually demonstrate independence from china he ended the letter demanding major changes of the organization trump wrote if the world health organization does not commit to major substantial substantial improvements within the next 30 days i'll make my temporary freeze of the united states' funding to the world health organization permanent and the us president is not shying away from his criticism

of china he's accused beijing of being partly responsible for the actions. but i think they've done a. very see the list period of time. and again the united states pays them $450000000.00 a year china pays them $38000000000.00 a year. and they're a puppet of jonah. china centric to put it nicer but they're a puppet of jonah are let's get the reaction from beijing and our correspondent katrina you joins us now live so what are they saying in china about the threat to the w.h.o. and also a trump sakis ations. well state media here in china are painting president xi jinping in opposition to donald trump that donald trump is really out for america while she jinping is out for the world as is a leader in trying to restore global order at least that's the image on state media

there they've hailed president xi jinping as a speech at the world health assembly online yesterday as a as quote a triumph as a bold move saying that president xi jinping welcomes an international review because china simply has nothing to hide there's also rejected any attempts by the u.s. and donald trump to politicize this probe and to politicize any action from the world health organization and saying indeed that it's a puppet. what we've seen around the world is a foreign media according to state media saying that this program really is a inquiry to hold china to account and state media saying that that's not true at all and that it thinks that this review should be a look at not just china's actions but actions around the world and the response globally to the coronavirus and even one editorial here has said that president trump and his colleagues should be afraid should they review find that their virus indeed originated not in china but in the u.s. and really this is really playing into this war of words between the 2 countries

going back and forth blaming each other over the coronavirus and china saying that the u.s. is just engaging in an anti china smear campaign in order to divert attention from its own failed response into the corner virus a lot of pointing fingers saying that the u.s. is the one with the highest number of cases the highest number of deaths and maybe donald trump should spend more time looking into how he's failed his own people or rather than pointing fingers at beijing and laying the blame at beijing's doorstep china's relationship with the u.s. has no doubt haters story how is this being interpreted in beijing. definitely there are a variety of viewpoints but there seems to be a stronger growing consensus that china is in some sort of new cold war with the u.s. and it's not just about the krona viruses in recent weeks washington has made a number of moves against china on different fronts for example it's shortened and

could tailed the number of visas given to chinese journalists who are reporting in the u.s. it's intensified sanctions against while way which is china's biggest tech giant recently and it's also threatened to further decouple these 2 economies based on accusations of unfair trade practices which are also shared around the world by different states in in europe as well so really these complaints and these actions have pushed the countries many analysts say. to breaking point and closer to confrontation than they've been in the last few decades thank you very much for that katrina you're reporting there live from beijing. and ties between china and australia are also under growing strain after beijing impose tariffs and suspended imports of australian agriculture products as seen as a retaliation for australia's push for a global investigation into the origins of the coronavirus mykola gauge reports

from a farming town in the state of new south wales. the panics of return to green on this farm in regional new south wales which if henderson looks after $550.00 angus cattle recent rain. of drought but the multi-billion dollar cattle industry is now in the middle of an 100 trade dispute between australia and china putting down thousands of jobs at risk this ride of. things considerably plant crops up to the future and we don't need any potential like this to sort of put the brags about china has suspended beef imports from 4 of australia's major rabbits was but it's being seen by some analysts as china using tried to punish a stroller for pushing for a global inquiry into the origins. of the back of droughts and floods far as what we need in rural and regional australia at the moment is investment

certainty and where there are reasons in markets like china that is not a good thing for farmers as well as disrupting the cattle industry china is also threatening to impose tariffs of up to 80 percent on a stroll in bali imports some farmers have stopped sowing to the. beijing followed through with that threat on monday thank you plea putting in into a stray bali trade with china reaping hundreds of millions of dollars from the industry china is no longer a rising power it's a reason power and what we know of superpowers is that they are their wealth to try and influence other countries to do their bidding and i think we will see. doing more of that in the future relations between the 2 nations has been under strain will befall coded 19 overall a geisha chinese interference in australian politics but china is only biggest

trade partner the question is how to strike a balance between business and standing up to one of the world's biggest economies . gauge al-jazeera in the town of kook world onto other world news and human rights school bet selema is accusing israel of a campaign of violence against palestinians in an occupied east jerusalem neighborhood so we're is home to nearly 22000 people and is one of the poorest suburbs in the city it's hemmed in by jewish neighborhoods an israeli institutions including a military base medical center and university a group says is that we're is 90 percent smaller than it was when it was seized by israel in 1967 joining us now is odd who's director i'd bet so them the israeli non-governmental organization which wrote the report his rise kite from westerners then thank you very much for being with us your report says that what's happening in. is an example of israel's policy in all of these sure but why does this

particular neighborhood seem war soften the others what's happening there. good morning so the. most recent event i've been to so as you go along really for the past the error is this outrageous combined police violence against it and they were good but of course they issues in a so way out and. israeli policy that resulted in making been a were so poor and so this suppose s. having to be got a year ago got to 53 years ago and this is why we've looked into what has been developing in the so it is not just in the last year but retelling the story also days any policy of dispossession is resulted in its neighborhood losing by this point in time to 90 percent it used to be 20000 do now it's now it's just 1000 doing ons for the residents of the neighborhood so tell us a bit more about how things have changed since 1907 and how people who live in

alice how we act hoping. yes so do it gradual process and finally israeli perspective as is correct with regard to so many other human rights violations conducted by his millions mistiness it's all according to law so the gradual usage of seriousness in isms to overtake the land. is ready situations taking so long to learn to build on them and neighborhood settlements just for jews. and implementing that gradually has been one feature of what is happening that has been compounded also by a policy of us knows landing not giving that neighborhood and proper a master plan according to which people will be able to build. the building permits and just legal normal life so you know that islam is done exactly the opposite totally willingly and to is an example of the brother situation existing all over

understanding and east jerusalem and there's a little doubt of course people have no other option bus to go without a permit right and again they haven't got a risk their life savings israeli police have described this neighborhood as an extremist village and you also as you mention you know there's been a police operation being waged on this neighborhood over the last year they say it's because extremists what has this created what sort of a not less fear has this lead to in the neighborhood. well the facts are totally different picture than the one that is being described by the police is in fact the militarized police that is entering the neighborhood almost on a daily basis for no reason creating friction entering people's homes i mean when you interviewed a vehicle it live there is a deep sense of the insecurity felt both by their parents and by children i mean just imagine the situation which i do in how this author rests over the last year most of them most minors in the sense of both have the exposure of minors to this

kind of a police lightens and the sense of the parents of the you cannot protect their children what is the end game. what is the objective of israel's overall policy. and you know to palestinians who live in these areas have any sort of recourse. so only so it is not identical to the oppressive policies as it is and has ensued one and seen one is not identical to do these really oppressive policies that are enacted in to us in a rose on the other side as bush and barrier and so on and so forth each one assumed they were in east jerusalem as its own menu is on cocktail of specific oppressive measures used by israel against the palestinians there but it will take a step back and look at the bigger picture and what we see is while there are variations from one part of his us and to another it is all under one general policy and his early lawsuit is aimed to maintain an advance jewish supremacy in

the city of jerusalem thank you very much for talking to us about this guy and i had to direct. him in my school at c.n.n. . thank you for having me still ahead on al-jazeera anger in chile's capital over a coronavirus down down protesters in need of food and money pleas for help. and a plan to safely open schools in the u.k. why some say it's to a. holiday we should say the haiti easing into eastern parts of the mediterranean over the next couple of days still very much on the hot side here having said that further north we are going to see some more to warm weather just pushing into those western areas if you have an up towards the northwest disobey some pieces of sherry rain

from northern parts and they say area of 1st stormy weather that we have into the med will produce some lively showers around saudi any corsica pushing into italy and eventually the showers also spreading across into the balkan study celsius in athens say that all recent values but still plenty warm enough $24.00 celsius in london a 25 in paris and rising as we go on into wednesday those temperatures will just edge up and not shorts will see a few showers there into that western side of russia wetter weather pushing across the balkans and easing over towards rumania southern parts of ukraine staying up in troy down into the southeast and fun to draw on the other side of the mid thirty's celsius there for madrid so some pleasant sunshine continuing here the shows that we have into central areas of the mediterranean will bring a few showers into northern mts area maybe want to see those showers also starting to affect moving parts of tunisia for a time lot of the showers there into the gulf of guinea with some heavy rain for southern past nigeria.

easily. and trace frank assessments why. italy struggling to cope with a number of world virus approaches failure to take really aggressive action we get them behind her informed opinions it's going to be much more challenging in a place like ease with is one ventilator relieved people in depth analysis of the day's global headlines india dumb enough to admit the spread of the world of ours in the world inside story on al-jazeera. the on. the i'm.

talking back our top stories on al-jazeera this hour donald trump is threatening to permanently freeze funding for the world health organization if it doesn't make improvements in 30 days the agency is facing growing criticism from several countries for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic the us president has also revealed his been taking a regular dose of the anti-malaria drug hydro see chloroquine to prevent coronavirus government health experts warned last month of its potential fatal side effects and in other news the human rights school bed selema is accusing israel of a campaign of violence against palestinians in an occupied east jerusalem neighborhood it also says 90 percent of the area has been an extent was settled on . back to libya where the internationally recognized government is continuing its offensive against forces loyal to warlord holly for have time in the west after taking control of the air base on monday jan a forces now say they have retaken the tons of t.g.

end of the base that site had been used as half times headquarters in western libya since 2014 let's go to our correspondent in tripoli mahmoud hard so the g.n.a.t. making more gains how have have time and his forces reacted to this. willfully a major setback for have to as force as it appears especially after the statement made by the spokesman of house to his forces. general ahmed in the small tree saying that their forces are repositioning the artery deploying in new areas which is been and was told by the government forces as a kind of possible was that all of have to the forces from the confrontation axes southern to tripoli meanwhile the government forces say that they will not jeopardize by proceeding or advancing in the areas half that his forces are planning to was that all from. the say that there could be

a landmine supplanted by how far his forces in the areas they are positioned at before meanwhile said catheters forces are suffering now is being reflected clearly on their positions on the ground as you know fully that the government forces not only have taken control of this strategic aid bases in the west of the country the old saw advanced and their progress towards the western mountain taken control of 2 major towns d.d. embedded and they're now proceeding towards one of have bases in the western mountain it's called the last town which is closed to the city the former base of half the us forces which they lost last joined generally speaking it seemed that half those forces are losing momentum especially thanks to the. surge.

drones that helped the government forces taken control of all these strategic locations thank you very much for that. i had my forest staring tripoli. hundreds of civilians have disappeared during yemen's 5 year war many are said to have been taken in for questioning by the saudi correlation and their families are desperate for answers about their relatives whereabouts stephanie decker has our story it's the not knowing which is the hardest part it's been 5 years since these children lost their father since his wife last knew for certain that he was alive learning to live human your multiple with i haven't heard about my husband since he was abducted not even a call or news i haven't heard his voice since then i don't know anything i searched on looked everywhere i made reports to the police and the security directorate i even went to the ministry of the interior according to his wife adel

her dad was a bus driver in yemen southern port city of aden she says he was taken for questioning by groups backed by saudi arabia and the u.a.e. in november of 2016. he isn't the only one to disappear the 5 year war has left many families with the same pain and uncertainty these mother hold weekly protest they want answers and advice and we appeal for the release of our children we've been looking for them for 4 years and we haven't found them if there is something they should put them on trial at least they should let us talk to them see them what they're doing is forbidden 2 of my sons were forcibly taken every mother and wife here has been in such pain for 4 years. the risk of covert 19 has added to their worries the relatives tell. yemen's health care system is barely functioning off 3 years of war the official number of current infections here is relatively low but aid agencies fear the numbers are far higher the world health

organization has warned that a large outbreak of the virus here could be disastrous there is a severe lack of equipment especially when it comes to ventilators there is no capacity to cope and as the rest of the world focuses on battles to contain the coronavirus it seems to be the only subject that makes news headlines these days but it hasn't stopped the conflict here and it's only added to the worries of those desperate for answers stephanie decker al-jazeera. returning now to the coronavirus crisis and protesters in ecuador say they're more concerned about the future of their livelihoods and they are of getting covered 19. union groups say labor reform as well allow businesses to cut working hours and wages by half the government says the moves will save jobs that many workers are worried about having enough to eat according to media around 150000 people have

already lost their chops half of chile's 50 members senate have been placed in quarantine because a few years of coronavirus this comes as demonstrators fought with police in one of the capital's orus neighborhoods hundreds defied a citywide lockdown to demand food and other vital supplies a latin america to lucien newman reports from santiago. angry residents of the community in some towel had begun by blocking streets and screaming we're hungry right of police trying to dispel the crowd with water cannon in tear gas but they refused to budge and responded with rocks and sticks seems remain listen to the social upheaval that brought chile for months until the coronavirus pandemic saw the pause button hit on protests. they bosc is a poor and all that crowded municipality with a majority struggled to make enough to survive even before they were ordered into

total florentine in mid april a full month before the entire capital was locked down on friday people say they're not against the quarantine just starvation but what about just get out of here you know this woman it police. this was exactly what many predicted might happen in the face of widespread unemployment and growing hardships brought on by confinement and a deepening recession. the night before presidents of us the m.p. neared i had announced a plan to distribute 2.5. i've 1000000 boxes of food in cleaning products for the needy across the country less than 24 hours later he rush to address the nation again appealing for patience and understanding seem to execute them in the process of preparing and distributing these boxes demands a tremendous logistical effort and need some time we understand the urgency for many so we are working tirelessly to start distribution by the end of this week or

the beginning of next week. with the 10s of thousands of chileans who have been left with nothing next week may seem like a lifetime away this latest protest shows that many chileans have already run out of patience and the biggest fear is that this incident could well snowball into far more widespread protests that could be even more difficult to control than chile's earlier social explosion we see in yemen al jazeera suddenly out. schools in england are set to reopen on june the 1st serving close for 2 months to curb the spread of corona virus while classes will only resume for certain grade some people still feel it's happening to quickly or a challenge for some london. for 2 months now the u.k. schools have been quiet closed but for the few children of essential workers all other kids have been housebound waiting out the viral storm looking for brighter days and they might be close for england at least

a week ago the government's task or leaders like steve chalke with safety welcoming some year groups back on june the 1st in some schools you didn't into so one way system using one set of stairs to go up another set of stairs to come down and different corridors for moving in the different directions you set out markings on the floor of 2 maters so with think in all of that we've got enough people for every staff member or and and child the plan is for the youngest 2 primary school years and the oldest to go back 1st and others would follow later so head teachers have been scrambling to find ways they can safely open school gates to more pupils but a week of frantic talks between teachers unions and the government still hasn't convinced everyone who thinks this is all happening too fast ministers appointed to other european countries where classes have started again portugal went back on monday but 2 english councils liverpool and hartley have both said there are still too

many local coronavirus cases to safely open schools on the government's timetable scotland and wales say they won't reopen yet either even teachers organizations that are now on board are still extremely anxious and ultimately what we would say is that the decision around opening and closing a school wrists with the teacher and a governing board all the trustees and we would definitely support them if in their judgement they could safely do that and they need more time to plan and towards it there are warnings though that the longer schools the sharks the more poor kids are affected by disparities in home schooling kids from the richest families are spending 75 minutes a day more on educational activities than those in the poorest at a very. please if you take the 34 school days between the 23rd of march when schools close for the 1st time and the 1st of june the 1st kids could start to go back to school that out to more than a week and a half of full time time in school but the same institute of fiscal studies report

found that well fewer than half of all parents are ready to send their children back to school given the choice even if schools in england do open on june the 1st classrooms may remain mostly empty rural talent's al-jazeera london. so again i'm fully back with the headlines on al-jazeera donald trump is threatening to permanently freeze funding for the world health organization if it doesn't make improvements in 30 days the agency's facing growing criticism from several countries for its handling of the coronavirus pandemic also called the w.h.o. a puppet of china attorney who has reaction from beijing while state media here in china are painting president xi jinping in opposition to donald trump that donald trump is really out for america while she jinping is out for the world as is

a leader in trying to restore global order at least that's the image on state media there they've hailed president xi jinping as a speech at the world health assembly online yesterday as a as quote a triumph as a bold move saying that president xi jinping welcomes an international review because trying to simply has nothing to hide. and the us president has revealed he's been taking a regular dose of the anti-malaria drug hydroxy chloroquine to prevent coronavirus government health experts warned last month of its potential fatal side effects ties between china and australia are under strain after beijing imposed tyree of cent to spend on australian agricultural products it's being seen as a retaliation for australia's push for a global investigation into the origins of coal that 19. human rights group bet solemnize accusing israel of a campaign of violence against palestinians in occupied east jerusalem neighborhood it also says 90 percent of the area has been on settle or settle down in

libya the internationally recognized government is continuing its offensive against forces loyal to warlords highly for have to in the west after taking control of the on what t.-a airbase on monday g.n.a.t. forces now say they have retaken the town of. of the base of that site had been used as have times headquarters in western libya since 2014. protesters in ecuador say they're more concerned about the future of their livelihoods then they are of getting covert 19 union groups a newly passed labor reforms will allow businesses to cut working hours and wages by half the government says the moves will save jobs for many workers and now worried about having enough to eat according to local media around $150000.00 people have already lost their jobs those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have more news for you right after inside story i hope you do see this watching.

al jazeera. and. could the pandemic threaten the survival of africa's wildlife game reserve that rely on tourism by running out of money and the poachers flee will decades of conservation efforts be lost this is inside story. of their welcome to the program i'm nick clegg africa's wildlife is one of the continent's biggest attractions game reserves and national parks they welcome millions of visitors every year who want to experience wild animals close up they rely on that revenue to pay for.