for the record hopeless he didn't victims even when the pub debit policy is there will be maybe in desperate need of help. but. think. how about amnesty and this is the news out live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes millions seek shelter from a powerful storm as it bears down on eastern india and bangladesh. voting is underway for burundi is new president despise a number of obstacles including the coronavirus outbreak. refusing to balance the pressure from china taiwan's president projects 3 unification sworn in for

a 2nd time. and reunited after 32 years among those fine to find who was abducted as a toddler. and in sport n.f.l. owners back to rule change designed to increase diversity in the leak teams will now have to interview at least 2 minority candidates for head coaching positions. now a powerful storm is expected to make landfall in the hit eastern india and bangladesh within 2 hours cycling on point is bearing down on the bay of bengal with winds of up to 170 kilometers an hour it's already bringing heavy rain and strong winds to india where hundreds of thousands of people have been moved to shell says there are also been reports of injuries and a 2 month old baby has. science for the neighboring bangladesh just desperate

efforts are underway to protect vulnerable coastal regions from the expected storm surge the government is attempting to evacuate millions of people to safety $1200000.00 will hinder refugees and coaxes bazaar have also been asked to stay indoors until the site plan passes all candid choudhry is standing by for us and the bangladeshi capital dhaka criminal rajaram is in kolkata in india's west bengal but 1st let's go to just to carry on in addition state judge ozzie edition is no stranger to cyclons there but they're bracing for the west now yes indeed what we are going to live there the cyclonic plan is hardly less than 100 meters away from the recent course and we are told. in an hour or so it will make landfall and. and when that plan for it happens in a station this yourself or the saw especially in the dark and by live for the very good we are as high as

a 110 to 20 kilometers per hour so that's enough to do our stations there's little infrastructure. to do that olivia. rocks so for elective course i've been approved that would be a massive damage to the infrastructure but however the good news is that there haven't been much of the casualties reported so far except for the month old baby who unfortunately died this morning after the fall of taylor when he was sleeping in his house so apart from that no other incidents of guys or that have been deported so far but the year that will be massive damage to the districts where this man from this window grows up with a disturbed by this man what is going to happen to just to carry on there for us in addition to stay safe john he'll be speaking to you in the next few hours as well well now let's go to prima rajaram she joins us on skype live from kolkata rima hello allstars he's there preparing for this onslaught which i believe we're expecting that in the next couple of hours. mistake attack do you get back to

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what go back to look worse. let's make it so. he said. so all the premier rajaram there for us and what's looking already to be a very windy cold cuts that will be following that closely thank you prima well let's now go to the bangladeshi capital dhaka where choudary is live for us tanveer a global pandemic and now this is it even possible to socially distance when you're evacuating in such a densely populated country. absolutely a very challenging time indeed i mean bangladesh is not it's not new to deal with cycle and it's very well. but right now you have additional problem how do you manage so many people in the coastal areas millions of them have a limited number of its congested so it's going to be very difficult actually to

maintain the coronavirus pandemic within the shelter considering so many people taking shelter in there now we know the latest from the government is that 2400000 people actually has been evacuated 14000 shelters been actually located in case there more needs to be able to that this so they can accommodate up to 5000000 people and it's expected to probably hit the southwestern bangladesh. possibly. on mangrove forests which usually take the brunt of the cycle on many of the time in bangladesh and a blessing in disguise because it saves actually this wind to go inwards. things looks to be quite under control as far as rescue and other paper action goes but people are waiting anxiously it could be within next 6 hours 3 to 6 hours the cycle into the southwestern and southeastern coast line of bangladesh. tunder i do want to ask you seems that the hundreds of thousands of ranger refugees in talks as

designed and often stay in nischelle to is in order to try to protect themselves is that going to be enough given the strength of the storm. yes i mean there is a danger signal number 9 in the radio which is one. danger signal which is stan and i spoke to the people in the camp we have our contact they said right now it's gusty wind there and rain the danger is also torrential rain landslide and heavy wind could blow away the top roof top in the. international organization of migration said this set up about 50 provisional shelters that in case of emergency although it's not expected the storm is going to heed the call about the coastline but taken as a great preparation as the can on the considering within last one week at least 5 cases up call had been detected in that camp so they're in a panic i'm in

a dollar my with this storm approaching right now. choudhry there for us in the bangladeshi capital dhaka will obviously continue speaking to him throughout the day thank you tanveer well out of the our meteorologist rob mccallum he is now out here with all the latest on what's going to happen the next few hours can you talk us through the path of the storm and in the country what people are going to experience can't you say we were going to make landfall and to us that's the center of it so it's been affecting whatever is around as you've seen from the correspondents for the last few hours so this is the pictures it's a let me give bit of comparison we've been talking about is a major storm and certainly was the biggest ever recorded 2 days ago but it makes landfall it could be more like 155 kilometers per hour that's more like a category 2 hurricane now it's still bad but it certainly isn't the worst ever this more could probably bobble from 6 months ago and that is unfortunate that killed 40 people i'm not to predict that but that's the sort of size storm we're talking about is going more or less directly north to make landfall very soon it will keep going dropping right in the winds will die at that stage and that's not

necessarily the biggest risk you've already seen the extent of the rain from the coast of addition we've had 250 meters so far to the other side of the bay where cox is bizarre is reporting rain at the moment so in the next 2 hours this thing will go over the west bengal coast just east i think of the river hooley with those sort of characteristics it's still a category 2 hurricane and the storm surge is the thing then next to worry about that is what is water gathered up by the storm and then brought up into the merits of these many rivers of bangladesh this is the landfall when those bang goes the damaged for well in 1900 they sort of take 40 years dury grow so more damage is not going to be welcome it looks like the surge won't go quite as far east as the originally thought but west in bangladesh and just east of the hooli that's 3 to 5 meters of rain and water this high well above me obviously

a study thank you very much trouble obviously continue watching very very close. in the coming hours there's also plenty more ahead on this news hour including forces from libya's internationally recognized government make more advances as the u.n. warns an influx of weapons and foreign involvement from the west and i'm. aiming to end the wildlife trade how to chinese officials announced stepping into the market with catch. and in sport israelis footballers will soon know when or if this season can actually restart. and let's bring you to some other news now and a presidential election is underway in burundi despite the risk of coronavirus verges on choosing a leader to replace pm korea's easer who is stepping down off to 15 years in power international observers were told they must quarantine for 14 days and that effectively bulb them from working raising doubts over just how free and fair the

poll is let's take a closer look at all the main pay at play is fesses the outgoing president. he's a former rebel leader who's escaped multiple efforts by the international community to try him for alleged human rights abuses now the man with the best chance of replacing him is his ally and the also the leader of the ruling party that's ever east. he's been part of the former president's movement since 1900 and was also a key player in the peace deal to end civil war his closest challenge as i go phone he's the leader of the main opposition party he's run for the presidency multiple times despite his party facing allegations of abuse and intimidation while our correspondent malcolm webb has been following the story and all the developments from nairobi from where he joins us malcolm this is all happening within the context of a global pandemic of people in burundi actually coming out to voters. yes they are both the ruling party and the main opposition party that is i guess on

party have promised their supporters victory so there are people lining up at the polls stations and we have little sign of any social distancing now this is been a concern for health experts over the last few weeks during the campaigns both the ruling party position the holding rallies with thousands of people relatively crowded locations and health experts have said that this is this is very risky for furthering the spread of covert 19 the government has only reported about 40 cases of the virus world health organization expert in brood d. criticized it recently for an adequate response they were expelled from the country now the government plays it down they say they're on top of this pandemic but some activists health care experts as well feel that the response hasn't been good enough and the reason for that is because the government wants to push ahead with this election irrespective of the health risks for the room the ns and malcolm

there was violence in the lead up to this election i remember 201500 scale bows and fleeing when one currency is announced he then wanted to run for another term and it sounds like you very much still be involved in politics despite stepping down this time round. but that's right he's just finished his 3rd term that was very controversial 5 years ago as you say when he announced his attention to run the opposition said that was against the constitution because he'd reached his limit of 25 year terms in office that prompted street protests and then a crackdown from the police and security agencies and ever since then rights expert rights activists say there's been a shrinking democratic space in burundi with widespread reports of mass arrests of opposition supporters targeted killings disappearances it's. a group called the inborn akureyri who are frequently accused of these abuses they're described by the

ruling party as its youth wing critics and opposition described them more as a militia and while the government tends to deny these rights abuses what we've seen is that very many journalists opposition activists and so on have fled the country and a lot of them now from abroad say that there really isn't the democratic space left in the room the to have a meaningful election at the moment also no foreign observers there the only foreign observers that were invited were from the east african community 11 days ago they were told that if they did come they'd have to be quarantined for 14 days on arrival so they wouldn't have even been able to observe today in any case so for opposition and rights activists a lot of them saying that this isn't possible to have a meaningful election in these conditions at all. there for us following all those developments from nairobi thank you very much mark well the new prime minister who

has been sworn in might get the majority over the day after his predecessor thomas to bonaire resigned the 18 year olds can do about a month says he denied involvement in the murder of his 1st wife his latest wife has already been charged with the killing 3 years ago. forces loyal to libyan war old khalifa have to have pulled back 2 kilometers from the front line around tripoli they say that gesture is to allow people to carry out holiday rituals and are calling on the un recognized government to do the same and this comes as government forces continued a major offensive west of the capital tripoli they recently entered the town of sabah and earlier this week they captured the base which was the western headquarters for hough those forces along with a number of towns well let's now speak to our correspondent went up to wahid he's in tripoli for us mike what even as have to us forces pulled back ostensibly for eat it seems the d.n.a. is continuing its advance so just how significant have big gains been.

well yes. the government forces seem to be determined to keep her will have to force that tax not only in southern tripoli but also in many areas south of tripoli like in the vicinity of the city of recently over the past 24 hours it has been witnessing clashes between have to the forces there is about 120 kilometers south of tripoli city one of have to strongholds in the western mountains especially after the last of the strategic city of the year and last june they repositioned in alice about city and now the battle for us is very complicated the government forces say that they are halting the battle of 6 of their fighters were killed by a pro have to draw on this morning but they say that the are going back to have another incursion into the city after they get more early informant

from tripoli meanwhile in southern tripoli as illness marty the spokesman of have to stated that the forces of the positioning of regrouping in about from 2 to 3 kilometers in southern tripoli to give the opportunity to the people to celebrate aid but on the other hand the government forces take this very seriously these say they are warning people not to go to their homes before their. explosives experts scan the area because the government forces say that they have those forces have been sitting landmines in the areas they are controlled in southern tripoli especially and ends at a neighborhood investor been of sheared in also a little village and neighborhood and also in areas in the vicinity of the old in active international airport but it seems that the government forces are now. hitting precise targets especially after they destroyed over the past 24 hours for

russian made it a defense. system units 3 of them in the city of the horn are the major stronghold of health services and the 4th one in area is the of the city of misrata. not going to go ahead their force on the ground in tripoli thank you very much mark and now taiwan's newly inaugurated president says she wants dialogue with china but rejects reunification after being sworn in for her 2nd and final term sighing when said both sides have a duty to prevent antagonism and find ways to coexist robert bride reports. taiwan's president so you weren't has promised to continue a precarious policy of seeking a more 'd independent line from mainland china while still coexisting with it or member were just they didn't don't you will not accept the beijing authorities use

of one country 2 systems to downgrade taiwan and to undermine the cross street status quo. the one country 2 systems model of shared government which beijing wants to use to reintegrate taiwan is similar to the way hong kong is governed anger at the perceived lack of autonomy under that system led to months of violence protests in hong kong and in taiwan created fears among voters who gave a landslide victory in january's presidential election one thing that's clear is that she woke me up on my hand with the chinese government on the mainland because she's expected to do that by her constituents who are highly supportive size popularity has been further enhanced by her handling of the coronavirus pandemic transparency combined with a quick response kept infections to a minimum winning praise from around the world the regime in beijing certainly does

not appreciate the kind of positive attention that i want to as been receiving this has provided a probably on president and opportunity for taiwan to showcase its knowledge its abilities its fuel the contriver see over taiwan's exclusion from the world health organization at the insistence of mainland china and side has promised to leverage taiwan's unexpected increase in stature to get more international recognition and she. will work hand in hand with countries in the region to make concrete contributions to peace stability and prosperity china has already shown its displeasure with increased military activities around taiwan and coinciding with worsening relations between china and the united states the taiwan straits are likely to witness more saber rattling in the months ahead rob mcbride al-jazeera.

well now china's government says it's taking action to stop that using about animals such as porcupines bambi rats and snow. thanks the government offering to pay wildlife trade as in 2 provinces to stop breeding some animals which some chinese love to ease the leaderships on depression a crackdown because the source of the corona virus has been linked by some experts to a meat market in wool him well we can now speak to stephen gulf state he is the international chair of the global counter trafficking organization failand and he joins us now from bangkok let's start with this new initiative from some provinces provinces i say here not the national government i believe in for instance or 30 is now offering $16.00 per kilogram of of cobra rattlesnake as part of this buybacks came and this is a $1000000.00 industry is this going to work so what china needs to do to make this really work is to put more money into this and make it a national compensation because really what's going on right now in that country

and also other countries is a battle between traders and those who make money on the trade regulating it and those who want to close it and there's just so much money based on the what they trade globally in china enormous industry multi multi $1000000000.00 trade so i think what we're seeing is a compromise right now to test this out and see if it works and. that it's anybody's guess whether they're going to be able to push it out nationwide to be tough so stephen this is primarily what this initiative is about breeding right where are we at with trafficking because it isn't just about the the official breeding that goes on. well actually it's a good place for china to start because most of the wildlife trade fed like the wet market in hono or other markets across the country is really driven by the breeding industry these wildlife farms and those are the places many of which act as laundering mechanisms for illegal animals coming at most of these breeding

facilities will want new animals from outside because they need to keep their numbers up and they need to keep their genetic diversity they don't want this inbreeding so it's a great places are that's really what's driving most of the trade or regardless of what regulations are in place there's always going to be some supply where there's demand right how much of this says about changing cultural norms in various countries and just how realistic is that yeah i know it is all about demand but you know with such demand in a country that's not actually quite as much demand for these wildlife products percentage wise in china as we might think there are some misconceptions 1st about wet markets where the market is an outdoor supermarket essentially where they sell fish and other kinds of me that not even vegetables so we can't really call for closing of wet markets some what markets have wildlife for sale that's what we're trying to close our wildlife markets whether they're inside a wet market or of that market or or whatever they can all transmit diseases but

it's also it's not really about whether it's illegal trade or illegal trade by or is don't discriminate between the illegal and the illegal so we believe we need to close down all commercial wild animal trade well let me ask you more about that because i mean china has banned the wildlife trade when it comes to eating but not for other reasons like traditional medicine and it isn't real or yes in china where are we at with that i think some of the asian countries are also considering doing the same. yeah again this is a compromise that's going on because of the money involved and it's not easy to close down such an enormous trade overnight so we hope that we can help them phase this out and let's see what china's doing right now actually is a lot more of them a lot of other countries are doing because obviously they feel finger of blame is being pointed at them for coke at 19 and others who are not except breaking but this kind of thing can happen anywhere it happened africa as it has could happen in the united states which

a lot of people forget is the 2nd biggest importer of wildlife in the world so really the battle right now is between those who want to close the trade those who want to clean it and regulate it and right now most governments putting china a lot of the southeast asian governments the united states for that matter more of all supporting meaning the trade as opposed to close again we think that's a problem staving off today the international tariff rail and thank you for joining us tonight is there a great tenure in france thank you. still ahead for you on out of there why a working class district in mexico city can't afford to shut down despite the coronavirus. a living memory of how one man in iran has turned the grief of losing his mother and when the morial brings joy to the masses. and and forth cricketers will be facing up to a major sticking point when they return to action carol be here with that story.

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i don't again i'm the. let's remind you about top stories this hour a powerful psycho and has started dumping rain on bangladesh and india eastern coast and india psyko no one is expected to make landfall within the next few hours with winds of up to 175 kilometers per hour neighboring bangladesh is attempting to about create $2200000.00 people to safety the country is on its highest level of a $1200000.00 refugees and have been asked to stay inside until the policy.

and an election is underway in burundi despite the risk of coronavirus choosing a new president with a long time needed or is either stepping down after 15 years in power. now opposition leaders in nicaragua are accusing president daniel ortega and the government of covering up coronavirus death by ordering burials be done quickly and at night the health ministry reports $171000.00 deaths but doctors warn that the true total is much higher victoria gate and the reports. this wasn't the way we see arrow wanted to bury his father where. the local authorities ordered a rushed late night burial which luis on his. their orders that the body must be buried and there was no turning back so the only thing i could do was try and stream it so that my friends on facebook could be there with me at the time because they forbid people to be close to the grave there were even police that kept people away luis is convinced his father a pilot for

a nick or argue an airline died of cope with 19. funeral directors say his family's trauma is increasingly common they say they've been so busy in recent months they've run out of coffins. the funeral home owners all communicate with each other and we learn each other vehicles and things like that we've buried about $200.00 people a night so far without relatives without candles without anything. their experience contrasts with the government's official figures for corona virus deaths which show very few so far unlike other latin american countries president daniel hasn't implemented social distancing measures he says the spike in deaths this year from pneumonia has little to do with the coronavirus pandemic. we have a normal cycle in mourning the deaths. the important thing is that in beating this

pandemic there is no crisis in nicaragua. but doctors say hospitals are overwhelmed by patients suffering from or spirit 3 illnesses and. the pan american health organization said nicaragua's government has refused to allow its staff into any hospitals adding to concerns that ortigas downplaying the effects of the pandemic victoria gate to be. more brazil has suffered its highest daily coronavirus death toll more than a 1000 were recorded in the past 24 hours and it's now overtaken britain as the country with the 3rd largest number of infections after the united states and russia health experts fear the infection rates weren't peak until next month the pandemic has claimed the lives of over $17000.00 brazilians. we're losing the battle against the bars that's the reality the virus at this moment is winning the war these days coming up the holidays i don't see them as

holidays but i see them as battle days the most important days in the fight against the virus while the need to lift coronavirus patients and brazil's amazon a state has now tripled in recent days doctors say small planes can only carry one seriously ill patients at a time so those who have to be relocated must train a wait list health experts take over 1000 as quickly spreading among indigenous communities in the furthest parts of brazil's amazon rain forest the state has now reported more than 22000 and factions and nearly 1500 deaths so far. i see now with the dogs it is such a difficult moment for all the rural areas our location doesn't help we have a lot of patients in serious conditions and we don't have the infrastructure here we would need better equipment and the ability to airlift patients but we fight with what we have all mexico has announced its highest daily number of new infections but is also getting ready to fire that is a lockdown but some areas of mexico city never closed as john holmes reports.

the digging fresh graves in the symmetry of it's to pull up a district in mexico city. outside the hearses a queuing to get in with the danger of infection all around continues to sell is flowers of almost all you know look at the work of one of the we're living day to day we have nothing saved and if i stop working what will i eat my family. used to pull up because most populous districts in the hardest hit by covert despite the life and commerce hasn't stopped. mit's can quarantines definitely been of the sulfur i-t. with people encouraged rather than fools to stay home and authorities often turning a blind eye towards those breaking the rules you're not going to last but make you have any doubts that he made a record we're not allowed to open until the start of june but the truth is we can't last out any more. the country's just had its highest daily number of cases.

that hasn't stopped mexico city's government announcing plans to reopen the capitol but districts like this one never really shutdown in the 1st place just look at the amount of people bank cars that are out on the street so i should mention that not every business here is open to any of those it can afford to close have done so but it's pretty clear that in the more working class areas of the city there are a lot of people out and about that it was those kept on driving his bus through the pandemic he says some of his passengers refuse to even acknowledge there's a virus a toll i better get a slew and then people that get on board that face most then foolish they don't get it but unfortunately i make my living from them so i have to put up with it. top health officials say more and more mexicans are going out before the end of quarantine for the same health officials are adamant the cases will go down any day now those 2 statements don't seem to match up specially here in mr palapa john home

and how does either. turning to some other news now and in south sudan at least 120 people have been killed since friday and what or 30 is according to cattle raids more than 100 people were also injured during those attacks which took place in orange county and state a staff member from doctors without borders was also killed on the weekend forcing the organization to suspend operations in the region well we can now speak to david shearer he's the u.n. special representative for south sudan and he joins us now from juba david it's often hard to verify the number of dead and massacres like this especially the ones that take place in such remote areas i've heard estimates here of more than 240 dead what do we know at this stage i mean this isn't the 1st time. no i mean this been ongoing between the moonlight tribe in the lone new a tribe and this is spain ethnic over the last few months in particular whether there's been scrimmages in the in the months before that as well but this is one of

the biggest attacks we've seen recently you're absolutely right about because a number of this happens in the weekend but we're still looking at what the situation is on the ground for the city that the village of the eyrie which is in the low no area was rice to the ground without a patrol we have a couple yesterday and today and that they're clicking because i'm looking at the situation the really sad thing about what's happened is that up until the outbreak of code that there was quite a lot of reconciliation between the 2 sides we actually really had real power that they might bring reconciliation and we might be in a would see some base in the area bunch of really kind of the is and drop that and the fighting is going david we've also been seeing progress with resolving the federal crisis in south sudan and there's now for instance a unity government that as you say there are still many local tensions what's

driving this violence is it results is is it race is it culture what's going on happen. well you're absolutely right the political violence is as has come down and they the 2 rivals president care and vice president react to sharon now in the one government together but the intercommunal fighting has continued on and there's a couple of reasons in this particular area was being driven 1st of all there was flooding in the area in august which killed thousands in a castle in these societies are very much part of this in the around catherine that the bible was ended on the fact that the so many catholic died real christian economic pressure. on the society and the 2nd thing is as possible the re-unification these coming into the one government one that has not been result being that the appointment of governance right at the site of junk with the

surviving think that life has not yet had a governor appointed the governor is a very very important person and this that because they bring together many of the tribes and they also have the authority to do to bring to reconcile and action where the monk compliant. by need to have the governance. gently. done we will see more of this violence across the across the country as 'd a result of this was that to back him up our if you like is the result of this impasse but david despite this vacuum of power there has been ongoing trade criticism about the lack of accountability for made such as that is there any indication from the government that there will be people being held to account fat for what's taking place. well you're exactly right on that so you know i mean this if there really is a need to ensure that we get to the bottom of who was actually instigating

a lot of those pilots and who's perpetuating the cycle if you like the real shame as i said before is the coronavirus and that the room attentions on us being able to move from area to area bringing people together in large numbers all of those things that were ongoing up until a couple of months ago and we're actually having some. chance there creating some resolution that had to stop and when the some attacks on the other side lono run from early areas happened a few months ago the low no or top women and children as well as lots of numbers the peple on them are like beck they're iranians and this is a retaliate by the mother i get that loan no it's and some don't you know standing back from it it's actually some of these the issues are really easy to result in some respects although it's been ongoing for a long time but the corruption of ours unfortunately has prevented us from being

able to move backwards and forwards and provoked and talk to people in the way that we would like to i mean you have to understand these are very very remote period but don't have internet access don't have telephones and things like that which we can which we can use but we're continuing on. but we're also. very hard for the central government. to be become involved and also as you say all these people to work out some of the trade of the of the violence david as you say there is the current virus pandemic going on and i do want to ask you because i understand that the u.n. and yourself have been asking people who have been displaced in these protection camps that the u.n. runs to actually leave and go home and is there going to be protection for them in the places that you are asking them to attend to. well there's a number of things that are that are ongoing obviously within the camp some people who are not able to go i'm obviously because to kill or raise them which it just so

often if you have an opportunity to lay them got to be a village then remember that the. possibility of social distancing and things that we need to try and prevent. the coronavirus in the fight is going to be very difficult so you want to type where people are living so i question to give the story despite many of the areas around jaipur and many of the other places around south that people are living in close confines with each other and help help spread the possibility of spreading this is the but i have to side with a lot of the communication a lot of the. hand washing. the distribution water deliberates or because the thing 2nd bites inside the inside of the camp that we're giving everybody the best opportunity to prevent it that we possibly can are probably the one thing that we have really had

a problem with my mouth i was the protection. health workers need to chew with we've got help think it's all over the country and by doing credibly impose stopping malaria. diarrhea all of those sites that element which could kill most people if. not then the actual coronavirus well we can't get the p.p.a. to protect myself with this it is impossible quite as light. to get a hold of them and that's becoming an incredible i mean inequality if you like that we are not able to provide that sort of throughout health with this right across the country. david shearer the the u.n. special representative to south sudan speaking to us from juba thank you for joining us on al-jazeera. frank thank you. well china will be holding its biggest political gathering of the year on friday 3 months late because of the

coronavirus crisis the national people's congress is likely to announce measures to kick start the struggling economy after the outbreak caused the biggest decline in decades katrina you has this report from beijing hopped on the. this time last year levy was running from one international business meeting to another but because of the pandemic who work as a freelance interpreter has dried up she's turned to teaching to make ends meet oh i find it's quite challenging and depressing for me. sometimes but. i would be reminding i by people around me and to understand that it's not just the me it's actually everybody and there are people being hit harder than me when china's leaders gather for the national people's congress on friday the slowing economy will be front and center local corner virus infections have slowed to single digits and manufacturing activity has resumed but there's

a state harm and investment is down shuttered small businesses are a common sight while closed borders have hurt the tourism and conference industry this is the biggest convention center and during this time of year it's usually overflowing with crowds of people and tending international trade shows and conferences but because of corporate 19 all of these events have been canceled and this venue has remained closed some months millions have taken a pay cut or are out of work the official unemployment rate is 6 percent but analysts say in the 2nd quarter the real figure could be closer to 18 percent unemployment is. closely related to social instability and for china's government the number one jobs this year is to create enough jobs to absorb those unemployed myron's and the upcoming new universe it graduates this year

nearly 9000000 graduates who entered the worst job market in china's recent history and it's not just students who are worried. the epidemic has their own economy auditor people are less willing to spend money. leaders attending the congress are expected to announce further economic stimulus measures and a growth target for the year lee bay is hoping virus related travel restrictions will be relaxed so international events can resume until then like millions around the world she sustained harm and standing by katrina you al-jazeera. well what started as a personal gesture to the memory of his mother has become a landmark in iran's capital and the moral has taken on extra meaning during this pandemic then he has the story from tara. homeowner the billies mother loved flowers growing up he remembers their house filled with them. every year since her

passing he's planted tulips on the street to honor her memory my plan was to change the sadness of losing my mother and convert it to making other people happier shahnaz saberi suffered an accidental head injury and died suddenly planting flowers for her was her son's way of coping with the grief. what began as his celebration of her life has become a major city attraction. a small flower patch 8 years ago now stretches for a city block and sadness of a sad day this year there were fewer visitors than previous years not many people came to visit because of the coronavirus quarantine little by little i've seen families driving up to see the tulips from their cars plus this is some of the joy that i was just passing by when i saw the tulip for mother's sign i was curious and

got out of the car to see they are very beautiful. or the billy splits his time between homes in the united states and iran a foundation he set up overseas his passion project beautifying public spaces is something he says is good for the whole community and he's in talks to duplicate the project in cities around the world tulips from others imports bulbs from the netherlands staff plant tens of thousands of flowers along the street every year. the flowers are time to bloom around no rose the persian new year and this has become a kind of unofficial annual event a way to mark the beginning of spring in fact this spot is so popular that it even has its own location marker on google maps in these dark days of the coronavirus the foundation is also displaying posters in memory of the men and women from iran's health care sector who died fighting cope with 19. each poster signals

a grief stricken family in lost so many doctors nurses workers in the medical field so some of the posters and and with their name and their picture at the to live side by i can do something very little. for the medical workers who lost their lives for us. 3 to 4 weeks are usually. to make the most of the spring season. this year he decided to do something a little different he delivered directly to iranian hospitals as a way to bring some joy to the places that have recently seen only tragedy a small gesture. to thank local heroes and a reminder that no matter how cold the winter there is always spring.

well it is now time for sports in his far this sound see i thank you so much and a fellow owners have back to rule change aimed at increasing diversity in the league teams will now have to interview at least 2 minority candidates for head coaching positions a $32.00 team league has been criticized for its poor track record in hiring minorities in key positions around 70 percent of n.f.l.

players are african-american but the league only has 4 non white head coaches minority candidates will have also have to be interviewed for general manager roles well the rooney rule was established in 2003 it required at least one minority candidate to be shortlisted by n.f.l. teams for head coach vacancies for the 2900 season 8 n.f.l. teams hired new head coaches but only one team the miami dolphins chose a nonwhite coach as of 2020 the n.f.l. has 3 african-american head coaches that's the same number there were 17 years ago when the rooney rule started a proposal to reward teams with an improved draft position if they hired a non white coach didn't get the go ahead earlier we spoke to robert le taleb black sports online he said the idea had received a lot of backlash. when doing something like that i think it's offensive to both sides of this equation i don't think if you have to tell a n.f.l.

team where you have to make an incentive of an n.f.l. team to actually just interview minority candidates by offering their better draft position and stuff like that is very insulting and it really says a lot of what you think of the hierarchy 'd and what you think about some of the owners of the n.f.l. team and on the flip side you know if i'm not a minority you know i don't want to feel like i didn't get a job because a team wanted a better giraffe position so they hired so wanted that they didn't really want it but they wanted the draft of this year more than they wanted you know the best qualified person for the job so i thought it was a terrible idea because i thought it was offensive to both parties i thought of the fans of the minority that a physicist to the white males or females who were applying for those jobs as well until the actual ownership from the top down gives more opportunities to minority candidates put them in entry level positions where they can wait work their way up

to front office positions i really do not see much of a change it seems more like a p.r. move than anything it's actually going to make a substantial difference in the hiring of minorities in the n.f.l. that's very steelers quarterback ben roethlisberger has been criticized by pennsylvania's state governor for breaching coronavirus guidelines office berger was filmed getting his beard trends and a barber shop at a time when salons in the area are meant to be out that. when you go to something like a barber shop and you're not protected and if you're who you are the the the chances of that virus actually wreaking havoc on your life increases liverpool manager harrigan club says it's the right time for english premier league clubs to be back training players are now able to train in small groups with a view to restarting the season behind closed doors in mid june the league has

confirmed 6 positive tests from its 1st round of mass testing for chronic virus nobody want to bring anybody in danger with all the things we know about. dealing with or speaking to the social distance rules for us are we testing as often as possible and stuff like this. the players will be will be safe so germany showed it already know not nothing really couple of players have had a causative test on period train 5 weeks now a play already stuff like this i'd like to get a 10 or 12 positive test that sounds great like a society in a society that we really trust. nothing will happen there that's a tough but it will stay a tough time for all the boys because it's still it's long gone italy's sports minister says a decision will be made next thursday as to when and if sorry i can resume

a government has already given teams the all clear to organize group training sessions in the case of a positive test the infected player will be put into quarantine for 2 weeks cricketers will be facing up to a big sticking points when they return to action the game's governing body is set to ban the use of saliva when shining the match ball medical experts say there is an elevated risk of transmitting coronavirus through saliva. right you know some people used to licking their finger before i grab the wall there you know people are used to showing the war is going to be you know sort of a statement you know hopefully. it's going to be mistakes ok and that is all your support for now necessity back to you thanks so much for. a chinese man has finally been reunited with his parents 32 years after he was abducted and it's all thanks to facial recognition technology so our heart reports

. the moment got to hug his parents. after 32 years of searching leaching could finally touch her son's face going on to each other making up for lost years this time she told him she wasn't going to let him go. now you must snatched in 1988 outside a hotel in shanxi province his father had stopped off to get some mortar he was only 2 years old from then on his mother quit her job and dedicated her life to finding her son as she searched she reunited 29 other children with their parents now was found after a series of tip offs to police his identity confirmed by d.n.a. and facial recognition technology now you and was sold to a childless couple in neighboring sichuan province they raised him as their own and changed his name he had no idea they weren't his real parents until the police

showed up and the power when the police came to see me i didn't believe them i was still in shock even after i did a d.n.a. test. it's not clear if action will be taken against the couple who wrongly adopted him there are no government statistics on the number of children who disappear every year in china but it is cool to be in the 10s of thousands abductions became common the 1980 s. as the communist party's one child policy was introduced in a country traditionally favoring boys over girls in the last decade more than 6300 kidnapped chinese children have been reunited with their families thanks to d.n.a. testing in 2016 the government also set up a missing child alert system via social media or text it has successfully reunited many more families and it's hoped that new technology such as facial recognition means more children like mowing in will be able to meet their parents once again after so long so hide out. well that's it for me for this

news hour but fully by the by will be here in just a moment but more of the day's news and i'll be thier new after that. and. another early morning another ceremony to bed health workers by well. 29000 cuban doctors and nurses are working in 59 countries around the world has confirmed cases of coronavirus increase so does demand for cuban medics medical services at the on its main export while western commentators assume cuba sends doctors mainly to expand influence experts on the other's health system draw

a different conclusion you're making a big sacrifice why are you willing to go for pay out of it because there are other people that need many people that is sick and dying and not isn't right people shouldn't be dying when there are people who can help them a bag. full of protest by a palestinian out east using a symbol of national identity to create postage and possible steps. allows for some burglaries in obviously during your life to be a good come fly anywhere sending a message of resistance about the arab israeli conflict out of this awful to come to palestine. palestine sunbed a stamp of defiance on al-jazeera. the bodies on the lawn india's biggest on earth but the industry stunt performers are unknown and under one o one a fleet the men and women risking it all for the brought lots of dollars on al-jazeera. every generation has

a higher purpose. ours is to stay. the air the air. millions seek shelter from a powerful storm as it bears down on eastern india and bangladesh. where you're watching al jazeera live from my headquarters in doha fully back to board also ahead voting is underway for brandy's new president despite a number of obstacles including the corona virus outbreak ross refusing to bow to pressure from china taiwan's president rejects reunification ashes.