day but rain is returning to beijing makes no difference the temperature is to appear around the $24.00 block and warm. al-jazeera. and iran are in taylor this is the al-jazeera news hour live from london coming up . close of. business the truth of the anger in hong kong as china proposes tough new national security laws for the city. more than 80 dead after a powerful psycho devastates coastal villages in eastern india and bangladesh.

president trump says he's pulling the u.s. out of yet another international treaty. and european countries face a tricky balancing act as they seek to reopen to tourists without driving up coronavirus infection rates again. china is planning to impose tough national security laws on hong kong following months of mass protests against the central government the draft law is expected to be rubber stamped at china's biggest political gathering in beijing but activists fear it will be used to crackdown on hong kong's political freedoms and is likely to make relations with the u.s. even worse american senators say they'll introduce legislation to impose sanctions on chinese officials for violating hong kong's autonomy katrina you reports from beijing. on the eve of china's national people's congress the

announcement of a national security law which criminalizes secession foreign interference and the subversion of state power in hong kong. could be issues and treat hong kong as an inseparable part of the people's republic of china the m.p.c. is the highest organ of state power in light of new circumstances and need the n.p.c. is exercising the power and tried in the constitution to. stablish and improve at the state level a legal framework and enforcement mechanism for safeguarding national security in hong kong. the new law would bypass hong kong's regiment of counsel and is beijing's response to months of dissent and sometimes violent toward democracy protests in hong kong the draft legislation will be discussed when china's leaders meet over the next week here in beijing it's likely to further isolate president xi jinping he already faces a tide of international criticism because of the chinese government's handling of

the coronavirus pandemic led by its biggest trading partner the us donald trump accuses china of covering up the outbreak beijing denies this but the argument is pushing the 2 countries closer to confrontation and phase one of the deal to end their 2 year trade war hangs in the balance he's mixing politics economics and also security issues very very dangerous mixture any kind of miscalculation could result in a real tragedy oh yeah another thought in china's side u.s. support for taiwan wednesday's inauguration of president when has pushed beijing's goal of reunification further away as china's n.p.c. over the next week surging and to china sentiment abroad isn't it or only a challenge at home leaders must tackle a slowing economy rising unemployment and new clusters of the coronavirus new

outbreaks in behind and in china's northeast have struck fears of a 2nd wave of infections and in rural areas millions wait for an end to the life of poverty 2020 is the government deadline to create what it calls a moderately well off society. no previous n.p.c. has ever had to bear all these conflicts and difficulties like the wall. this year there are too many tasks it's mission impossible. but when the national congress problems. pageantry as a 1400000000 chinese look to president xi to pave a path maybe see as an increasingly precarious future. al-jazeera beijing opposition lawmakers in hong kong are warning that china is betraying its promise to maintain the city's special status as one a state of the international community of. business that of one country to serve

them make no mistake about it but hating the thought of people's government has completely break. its promise to the hong kong people a promise that was inscribed in the final pretty strong decoration the basic law and they are now completely walking back on their obligation all through the hong kong people there's a 3rd. make no mistake about it. our poor thing but international status of hong kong after 30 international 30 will be gone very soon. age around as in hong kong with more on whether this announcement is likely to trigger new protests there. it's hard to see those major protests flaring up again because of course social distancing rules are still being rigorously enforced here in hong kong by the police and of course for that reason this announcement from beijing may not be a coincidence after all the timing is very interesting indeed to say the least

we'll be getting some reaction from pro-democracy figures here in hong kong including denis corkey says the news from beijing has left him speechless he says he believes that the hong kong government and the chinese government are actually using the covert 19 outbreak as cover to further clamp down on hong kong now the mood here in hong kong really began to change earlier this year in january when beijing appointed a new head of their central liaison office and also a new head of the hong kong and macau affair office those are the 2 beijing bodies that handle china's affairs here in hong kong and since then we've had the round up of some 15 veteran pro-democracy politicians we've had the police commissioner warning that hong kong is facing a serious terrorism threat in his words and now of course we have you know mike pompei oh the u.s. secretary of state this week warning that perhaps hong kong's special trading

status with the united states may not be able to continue if he feels that hong kong's autonomy continues to be threatened. with a toy is a political science professor at the university of notre dame she joins me now via skype from the u.s. state of indiana thanks very much for being with us so can you spell out for us in practical terms what this would mean if it goes ahead. if this goes apparently basically i agree with there is clock that this is the end one country 2 systems a lot of people often say that it's always one how come so much as the change does not rule out military tanks in 10 among fashion into their business trees i can't accept that but just imposing a lot on hong kong bypassing the legislative council this really sounds the end of one country's to systems at another sumption is that this will be going to run a rubber stamp is there any room for maneuver in for them to change their minds and on this at all what this is going to do you said that essentially the existing

legislative council is already a rubber stamp because the new squawking stuff was trying to use the best or tactics to stop the national and the bill from getting passed at the legislature but he got kicked out so beijing has enough votes to push through any bills he could have just used originally the constitution to pass this bill before the end of the currents and term in office but the truth is to use the most intense way to impose it bill and convert them to going through legislate the image that comes up is music beating doesn't keep up with the world things and more i mean on that front how do you as president trump saying this evening that the u.s. would react strongly of china follows through what reaction do you expect that to be and what would be enough to change china's mind. i'm glad presidents from naturalists that that's because all along for example just simple piece ago when he comes most recognized very smart and he was also arrested for who

offer assembly. in a very peaceful protest last year. there were these statements in kind of missions but no action so i hope that tram will actually do something for example imposing sanctions on poppy shows and police officers who abuse human rights. and then the same time i suppose that beijing is going to go so far ticky incur actually started just not necessary i don't think there's anything we can convince them to stop. you know if there is that we've already talked about them the kind of right here that perhaps protests will be dampened because of the coronavirus measures but in terms of business confidence in the hong kong has been suffering financially as a result of the protests in pairs of things and the coronavirus were how damaging was beef financially for business confidence in hong kong it is going to be very damaging in fact the issue of mission bell that's really a cause all of the chaos and then protests in a ready damage

a lot of international business confidence because anyone any american any european any anyone from anywhere in the world if you happen to pass through the income then you could be distributed to china if you wanted and so essentially beatty's kind of work that we don't care and at the same time to really be very progressive to want to continue hunker ptolemy status it especially economic status because they think that. all of these western governments are so economically struggling to space that they would not want to take it this is position so western capitals don't do something beijing look at this rate they toreador thank you very much indeed for your analysis repression thank you. at least 84 people are being killed by the most powerful cyclon to hit eastern india and bangladesh in more than a decade 2nd landfall on wednesday operation thousands of trees and destroying

power lines there are fears that corona virus will spread in shelters housing millions of evacuees it is about power and i'm reports from new delhi. that i may shower as a father in mourning his 13 year old daughter much me died when parts of the home collapsed on her during cycling ampyra on wednesday. she was in plus they were not a good school she told me dad i want to study close by also merely to start you know she was so good at her school work and love to draw. much me was one of dozens of people killed in the state of west bengal where i am pan made landfall with wind speeds of 165 kilometers an hour. the cycloid tore through west bengal and neighboring odysseus state uprooting trees or destroying homes vehicles and much else in its path. in the city of course people assessed the damage after the storm

passed on part also brought hours of heavy rain flooded neighborhoods. thousands of homes were also flattened bob the day. when the storm started we managed to reach the cycling center now our harlem is not there anymore it's gone we're going back to see what we can salvage. millions remain without power and. people in the densely populated low lying areas around the bay of bengal are used to cyclons but emergency workers say the aftermath of a will be harder to manage as they try to stop the spread of the corona virus 650000 people were evacuated to emergency shelters in west bengal then a descent 2000000 and bank of the i think that there are too many people here it's impossible to maintain social distancing i'm very concerned we couldn't stay at home because of the storm and here we are worried about corona i'm just trying to dodge both. and with communication lines cut all their concerns about the extent of

the damage in hard to reach areas including the ecologically fragile so there bonds mangroves region home to many rare animals including endangered bengal tigers elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi. bangladesh capital dhaka he says around 5000000 people have been left without power. now we know for sure that the hundreds and thousands of houses around the delta plane have been destroyed or washed away oxfam reported the same about thousands of my houses were washed away by the tidal wave and we also know about $5000000.00 people are out of power and this area of the southwestern bangladesh which took the biggest hit is an area where there is a large a quite a farming as well as regular farming so a lot of this people are going to suffer from this destruction of the farmland now we also know that the country is fighting through the. $1000.00 pandemic due to the

shutdown there is an economic blouse so there is a major challenge ahead this is also a monsoon season rehab alliteration work is going to take time by and large we still have a lot of reports to see what comes up but the damage has been very severe this is one of the hardest on since 197-2007 so we'll know file that down the road at least 3 women have been killed in a stampede in sri lanka as people rushed to collect an $8.00 cash handout around a 1000 people had queued outside a business men's warehouse in colombo for his annual handout during ramadan no one on the people were injured the area has a large muslim population and many have been unable to do the usual work as labor is during the pandemic the men handing out the money have been arrested for ignoring down. the job lot if you're not i'm all going off and we need to go around people getting numbers and then people fell down to business men took about 10 people to the hospital in his vehicle. coming up on this news hour from london

a disaster in southern yemen as the coronavirus rips through the only dedicated clinic in the region. and brazil's president recommends it america's president has been taking it on our frontline health workers are going to be given a malaria drug to see if it works against corona virus. the u.s. is putting out of a treaty with $34.00 other countries accusing russia of violating the deal the open skies treaty allows unarmed surveillance flights over signature nations and is supposed to foster transparency on military activity but the white house has reportedly accused russia of breaking its terms and contributing to military threats against the u.s. and its allies it's not the 1st time the trumpet ministration has pulled out of an agreement and blamed russia last august the u.s. withdrew from

a bilateral pact that banned intermediate range nuclear missiles there enough is you also part of the last major arms treaty with russia new start which allows both countries only 1550 deployed nuclear missiles each it expires weeks after the next presidential inauguration like how joins us live from washington d.c. so what's the significance of this move to pull out of open skies. but it's part of an ongoing process by the trump administration to disentangle themselves from international agreement this is the 3rd on this agreement that the trumpet ministration has pulled out of the 1st was the iran nuclear deal then the strategic nuclear one and now you've got this 3rd one but there has been immediate reaction in congress eliot engel the chair of the house foreign relations committee points out that president trump is unable to do this without giving congress $120.00 days notice which he has not done this is and turns off an aunt that

president trump signed back in 2019 so there is already criticism from democrats in congress but it is yet another move by trump and to diminish the relationships with the international community and nato allies for example are going to be absolutely incensed by this decision a unilateral decision what happens next is that once the u.s. says it all announced this formally they are 60 days during which all signatories to the agreement must meet there is some speculation that a new deal could be agreed to but that's very unlikely at this particular point but this is what president trump had to say. russia has said developed very good relationship as you know we worked on the oil problem together i think we have a very good relationship with russia but russia didn't adhere to the treaty so our job they are here we will pull out but there's a very good judge will make

a new agreement or do something to put that agreement back together and i can meantime president trump has just toured a ford factory in michigan not wearing a mask as part of being asked to do so by mistake. indeed yes well it's a law in michigan to actually wear a mask in public the attorney general of the state went to so far as to write a letter to the white house asking that the president to wear a mask during his visit to this particular plant president trump has refused to wear a mask in public he said at the time when it was established as a federal guideline that he's got to meet princes kings dictators from behind his desk and the wearing the mask may show him to be weak but certainly the attorney general of michigan in her letter to president trump and to the white house stated very specifically that it's not just a legal obligation it's a moral obligation as well and certainly it's important to set an example for the rest of the country given that it is the federal guideline and also ironically

perhaps within the white house itself last week all staffers were instructed to wear masks president trump not only flouting federal guidelines but also the advice given to other white house start with staffers within the white house and also critics point out that wearing a mask is essential in terms of protecting others not normally yourself so the president clearly according to his critics making a little note of this particular fact that he himself may be able to infect others around him by refusing to wear the mask president trump insists he's tested all the time those around him are tested all the time it's notable to note that the c.e.o. of ford and william forward himself both wore mosques during the president's visit thank you very much indeed mike hanna reporting for us there. almost 2 to half 1000000 more americans have filed for unemployment benefits over the past week that

means an unprecedented 38600000 people have lost their jobs since lockdown restrictions were imposed in march economists say the most recent layoffs are the most concerning as they are happening at a time when states a beginning to reopen some small businesses in america having to find new ways to survive the economic conditions which have been described as the worst since the great depression they rose on the reports from their new jersey. at montclair book center rows of every book imaginable from the new title just published to that dusty an obscure old book if you look hard enough you'll probably find it here what you won't find is customers browsing the aisles in march all non-essential businesses were closed because of coronavirus the bookstore staff faced hard decisions closed down after 35 years in business or find a way to keep selling nobody wanted to close. we just had to figure out the best

way to keep everybody safe and healthy while also continuing to serve our customer base. they ramped up taking orders by phone and also online sales and business has been so good nobody has been laid off everybody in fact is busy in a normal week when it was when we were open. we'd maybe have 10 internet or 10 online orders a day but now we come in and we have at least 50 if we have anything under under 50 that's it that's a light day for us this boy by the front door stacks of packages of books waiting to be shipped out to customers a small sign of a success story in an economy where there have been few when many people think about business in america they think of big companies such as general motors apple or maybe even wal-mart but truth be told more than 95 percent of americans work at

small businesses like this defined as those with less than $500.00 employees it's small business that is the backbone of the american economy that small business that has been decimated by coronavirus montclair bookstore sits in the middle of 2 other stores going through much harder times on one side a hair salon that remains closed on the other side a gift shop also shuttered but in between one store that has made it writing its own story of success gabriel's andu. montclair new jersey. us president's former personal lawyer has been released from jail early because of the pandemic i heard was allowed to leave federal prison over concerns he could contract the current virus behind bars the 53 year old was sentenced to 3 years in prison last year for his role in paying hush money to 2 women who said they'd had

a sexual relationship with donald trump the u.s. air force has delivered medical aid to russia to help fight its rising number of corona virus infections 50 ventilators were delivered to moscow with another 150 due to arrive next week russia has recorded the world's 2nd highest number of corona virus infections more than 317000 but its death toll is comparatively low but just over 3000 meanwhile russian media is reporting that chechen leader ramzan kadyrov has been flown to a moscow hospital with suspected coronavirus. doctors without borders is warning of what it calls an unfolding catastrophe at its hospital in southern yemen their group is calling for urgent help from the united nations after the deaths of more than a 3rd of coated 19 patients admitted in the port city of aden is the only dedicated virus treatment clinic in the south of the country but doctors say they're short of personal protective equipment and virus tests doctors without borders says the

total number of deaths is likely to be far higher than the 34 officially reported claire how long is the head of mission in yemen for doctors without borders she says many people thought it wouldn't affect them. and that's the present time i thought that there were. the cows. and there were a very few. people who had been flu symptoms context 'd removed. so it's more likely that they're much more. than that that they couldn't and much more then. the inspector general spokesman says it's highly likely covered 19 cases have been under reported in yemen u.n. staff both in and out of yemen have been working to deliver critical programs. to

help deal with the humanitarian situation especially the kobe cases it's clear to us that number of cases are probably underreported given the state of affairs. in yemen. but this again this should serve as yet another reminder of why we need to see a stepped up political process the city of san luis was the 1st in brazil to go into lockdown earlier this month now local forces say it's slowed the growth of new cases and i call television images showed hospitals afraid up space in their coronavirus wards of the past 2 weeks this is a day after another 20000 new infections were reported in brazil public health experts fear as many as 100000 people could die. the anti-malaria drug made famous by the u.s. president is being trials on frontline health workers to see if it's effective against the coronavirus a drug seeker or a question will be given to more than 40000 health care workers across the globe

including here in the u.k. and as the race for a cure continues many countries in europe are adapting to a new way of life as a big report what has been determined almost told the world he's been taking it as a preventative measure. now a new study and see establish whether hydroxy chloroquine can prevent covert 19 over the next 3 months health workers that come into contact with the virus will be given the drug or a placebo the u.k. has also agreed to deal for an antibody test it will be rolled out to frontline hospital stuff these tell you if you have had the virus and have developed antibodies in response the might help you to fight the virus in future we're not yet in a position to say that those who test positive in these antibody tests are immune from corona virus but as our understanding of the disease improves the insight these antibody tests provide will be crucial but whilst britain eases some of its

restrictions strain has brought in tighter rules and wearing a face mask burning one is now compulsory for anyone over the age of 5 with social distancing cannot be observed spain has reported nearly 28000 deaths since the outbreak began but it well i think it's necessary because i've been going to closed spaces like supermarkets and there are still people who are not wearing them so i think unless you obligate people they won't do it. as the new data told dipped below 50 for the 1st time in 2 months schools in the boss grecian of spain will reopen with social distancing and strict measures but sometimes you need a little help with social distance and one restaurant in lithuania place mannequins inside to attract people to dine and to make sure. they keep 2 meters apart we are slim and we have already all americans sitting in their place with a bunch of pill for a foolish one for much much much better fighting the russian. that was the main

main goal for the project. we felt ready to. work so should distancing for doubles i said big 0 the. more still to come this hour including palestine and his own security coordination with israel and the us as a long grows over israeli plans to annex parts of the west bank. and the teacher who is barely older than her pupils a 13 year old keeping people's learning all the schools a shot in gaza. now it's just been very nice and warm in western europe to cue the u.k. for it is that a change of heart is changing now as you can see that the 1st frontal system thunderstorm activity on that and the next one is coming in an obvious wind up

a storm in the atlantic at the same time we've had some significant thunderstorms running through northern greece they're on their way sides the forecast was for friday that are to be of a turkey not to the same extent of the same depth except maybe as far east as georgia now that change of weather type well got 22 degrees in the increasingly windy forecast on friday think will be the starting to meet up with vision temperature still not a mormon parish on notice but let me run it through a bit further and the whole thing expands the cooler air runs through the window make it feel rather less because and you might with significant rain not snow significant rain likely over the alps dark blue indicates some good damn pools the same time things with cotton than cleared up in most of turkey anchors 18 degrees and who crosses warmed up to about 22 nowheres very hot there's been something of a heat wave in egypt recently extending to levant the temperatures in the us wants to 43 and even the norm show breeze car was a 38 down to 32 by saturday. this

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you know going to one of the top stories yasha 0 china says it will impose a new national security law on hong kong after months of often violent demonstrations last year the planned legislation would strengthen the state's in forstmann powers. at least 84 people have been killed by the most powerful psycho in to hit eastern india and bangladesh in more than a decade large areas remain flooded and millions of people are without power. and

president trump is pulling us out of the open skies treaty which lets governments fly surveillance flights over member countries the white house says russia has repeatedly violated the terms of the deal. the u.k. government says for health care workers will no longer have to pay the country's national health service after outrage across the political spectrum for an employee's currently pay an annual surcharge of almost $500.00 to use the n.h.s. that's set to rise to almost $800.00 in october and will include european migrants after the brics a transition period and doctors nurses and paramedics had already been granted a one year exemption i mean the pandemic where the government had been labelled immoral and appalling by several conservative politicians after refusing to include low paid workers including cleaners and keris only 2 weeks after british prime minister boris johnson announced an easing of england's lockdown nicholas turgeon

has unveiled a plan for scotland the 1st minister is implementing different measures at a slower pace raising questions about how united to the u.k. really is our money dean reports from edinburgh. after 2 months of living under lockdown the scottish 1st minister announced the end is in sight i can confirm that the government intends to move from locked on to phase one and thereby lift some restrictions from the 28 of me the plan comes more than 2 weeks after the prime minister in one still lifting of the lock turn in the u.k. but the devolved administrations refused to follow suit it may seem fragment says or even confused but this is the reality of devolution in the u.k. the u.k. government just does not control health policy already cation policy in wales northern ireland or here in scotland what the pandemic has done is laid bare the way different administrations react in very different ways the more cautious

scottish approach is being broadly welcomed by residents and contrasts sharply with the speeds people in england were urged back to work thank you duckie about the long term like health statistics much better than boris ties. compared to the u.k. their issue comes across the 1st minister's plan for lifting scotland's lockdown is similar to much of what was announced by boris johnson the wall schoolchildren you see often longer in scotland the main difference appears to be the way she has communicated with the public she has been admirably clear and forthright and candid through a lot this emergency and you know even some of the people who vote conservative or labor in scotland are prepared to concede that. but in terms of actual policy you know there's been very little difference between scotland and politics as usual has been suspended temporarily at the seat of power but this unity is unlikely to hold the coronaviruses encourage the 4 nations of the u.k.

to work together the next phase could hold more friction i think as we move to the next phase as we. exit the locked and. as we move to responding to the places and rebuilding the economy i think bathroom we will start to see more tensions more difficulties imagining and perhaps more ideological distinctions in the approaches that 80 despite the new window and seafood scene scotland is currently split 5050 on independence and remains deeply divided scotland is sent to head to the pools next year in an election that could prove consequential for the future of the u.k. . al-jazeera edinburgh. the coronavirus pandemic has devastated global tourism tourist sites are roped off airports are empty and millions of jobs are at risk as countries work out how to reopen and pump cash into

their economies the world tourism organization says more than a 1000000000 fewer trips are expected this year knockdowns have closed fames attractions such as the taj mahal in india economic toll there is staggering 38000000 indians face unemployment due to the near collapse of the tourism and hospitality industry the aviation industry is ensuring its worst crisis in history it's losing around $1600000000.00 a day with passenger demand down by 90 percent in the us and europe that's already cause 32000 job cuts at airlines in europe which accounts for half of the global tourism market and it's set to be a quiet summer with major sites like the canals of venice and in italy $500000.00 some odd jobs are at risk along with $108000000000.00 in revenue and talk about reports on the struggle france is facing balancing the country's economic recovery with public health. try to given teach to c.v.

car is both a passion and a business for room upon yet but a coronavirus crisis has put the brakes on his tool company in paris he hopes it has some countries begin to ease lock downs and travel restrictions. tourists will return to the city we think of them his business may struggle to survive work more or less to reste for a new tourist former europe and us and it's really hard to work only with persians they don't do really that's kind of tour. paris is famous monuments are shot so a cafes restaurants and hotels like this one and luxury away cis in the center of the city it opened less than a year ago the managing director says the financial impact of convict 19 is the worst she's experienced in her 25 years in hospitality i mean normally in this period during july and august for example we have a lot of people from the middle east from from dubai from riyadh but the

problem now we can say that we have totally lost 2020 because there is no doubt that the business for not coming back i mean strongly coming back before 2021 paris is one of the world's most visited cities tourism one of its main industry so reopening and reviving the sector is vital for its economy but doing that safely when the health crisis isn't over is a huge challenge paris is not alone in this is global world so every capital every city has hope the same challenges actually so i'm pretty sure that we will all be committed to have the same safety measures everywhere some of paris's smallest museums have been limited to reopen only 10 visitors at a time are allowed in the committee foundation social distancing isn't forced mosques are mandatory but the new rules haven't dissuaded. for her it was essential to reopen. if spotting began were also showing again and the author and

her culture should be that the french government has yet to decide when borders hotels restaurants and cafes will fully reopen last week the prime minister announced a more the $19000000000.00 tourism rescue plan he said saving the industry is a national priority but so is safeguarding people's health it's a fine balance for everyone but equally when it's paul to tell what's around the corner it's actually a bottle of al-jazeera iris. amasses its closing garza's border crossings with egypt until the end of june this after the number of confirmed infections in the strip doubled in recent days around one and a half 1000 palestinians who had been stuck in egypt were allowed to return via the rougher crossing they were placed in confinement but 35 new cases have been confirmed among them gaza now has around 58 known infections. millions of children around the world of missed school for months because of the pandemic one

teenage girl in gaza has done something about it by becoming a teacher herself so higher up the reports every child in this wooden shack in gaza city has lived under these radio blockade since they were born to them going to school is more than just learning it's rest bite from the daily difficulties they face outside. when the global pandemic shut gaza schools in march 13 year old me knew she had to do something when. she formed her own class room and started to teach others well i'm not the one have been in the as if i wanted to bring them here and teach them this is my talent i have one girl in 1st grade and if she's absent from school chill forgets how to hold a pen and how to write so i wanted to help them develop and to make sure they don't forget what they've already learnt at school. she only had 4 students to begin with now she has 15 today's lesson is arabic version also teaches english and

math. and i can only remember now about how i keep up with my classes here as well as on the ministry of education website where they post videos so i watch those too . it's not the 1st time gaza $700.00 or so schools have been forced to close thousands of children missed out last year because of his radio strikes. this year all teachers were prepared well before the 1st cave of 19 case was recorded they started giving lessons on line and using the radio. for the state of emergency extended to june a 5th of the schools have been turned into quarantine senses while this call stream set up maybe small pleasure is dreaming big. as she hopes to open her own educational center one day to help other marginalized children sort of a. palestinian authority has rejected a coronavirus aid package sent from the u.a.e.

the pac interested it to israel's been gorean airport in tel aviv welcoming the 1st known commercial flight between the u.a.e. and israel but the p.a. says it wasn't notified about the package it just simply we have here the news that there is a united arab emirates. carrying medical supplies for the palestinians this issue has never been part of the method with us we have never notified about it our ambassador in the united arab emirates does not know about it so we really don't know it was not going to benefit with us. a security source has told out as there are that palestine has officially informed israel its ending all security cooperation in a president who would have us declared an end to security agreements with israel and the us on tuesday of israeli fans to annex 30 percent of the occupied west bank just on is also stopped sharing intelligence from the cia as to me authorities now

withdrawing security forces from some places where it had to operate with israeli approval. is a professor of international relations at regents university london he joins us from london now via skype how important to move is this it is very important and i think the only question we probably should ask ourselves why to shalom because this was something in the making for a long time. their security cooperation between the palestinians and user with their sense of the cia or of their united states when sure it's many docs. and if there are listed in security forces are not going to be a battle or. it means that these really security forces will have to take care of more sponsibility there will be sharing through all 3 intelligence as well so it too will be much longer than on the israeli security forces is there

a risk of the decision backfiring that that sort of cutting off ties will actually make it more difficult for for the palestinians. the lease of course because it's been seen or you will do almost expect these early government to take some punitive measures many economic one and that are not in others but this is a slippery slope that's been in the making for a form for you snow and mr tom plant it made it even worse. a listener thought within that day last seen by many palestinians as the subtle doctors for security so laser release and gaining absolutely nothing out of 3 there is no chance of very well for palestinian state 2 state solution is is nearly nearly and it's all it is really is about to legislate for the one exception of your 3rd of the of the west bank and in under this situation at the end what is the lease and for the b.a. to see $60000.00 leads for the sale that the only nation in the end of the

occupation what dimensions are any plans for an extension that what kind of measures does the aside from this that this latest move what other measures as a passing authority have up its sleeve to try and perhaps reverse any of those parcels were. very quickly out of options saying there decide good service and that is the solution of the p.a. will be the last october's desperation to say the least if if there is no chance of 2 state solution if modern lowland is annexed if the russian or listed vibrant palestinian state in the offing better in mind and also actually there is a limb and that the palestinian with agree that only 22 percent of men at all alice time instead of those $45.00 then that addition plaintiff not in $47.00 as it was said there so they do feel that vote for peace if it is not going to happen it's basically make all day the office of the palestinian authority negotiation with is

only done yes you may have a thank you very much for talking to sell something. still ahead this news out of. venezuela should make millions selling oil instead it's spending millions buying it from iran and the deal is putting both at odds with the u.s. . and football fans rejoice in costa rica as the country gets closer to its goal of defeating the corona virus outbreak.

and you stand off could be brewing between the u.s. iran and venezuela 5 tankers just days away from docking in venezuela with $45000000.00 worth of iranian oil a delivery to what should be one of the world's richest oil producing nations drives in the face of the u.s. and its sanctions against both countries and next year brian reports. in the venezuelan capital caracas the queue at the petrol station can last for days. this is the richest country in the world and we should not be like this because there is wealth there is oil there is everything the shortages have plagued venezuela for years ever since its 1300000 barrel a day refining network collapsed which critics blame on under-investment and mismanagement by the state oil company now president nicolas maduro has turned to iran for help for fuel itself and chemicals to help get the oil industry back on

track. those 5 ships are bringing gasoline regarding the technical support for the reactivation of the refinery what the venezuelan government asked us for in the past week was to bring input materials catalysts which iran brought through the plains shipped tracking shows the 1st of the 5 tankers left the iranian port city of banda rob us and match the 1st tanker fortune is expected to arrive in venezuela in the next few days. iran is a longtime ally of venezuela and fellow rival of the united states both countries oil disaster or weedy under u.s. sanctions the white house says it's considering how to respond to the shipment this would be an example of the iranian regime taking the wealth of the iranian people and wasting it in venezuela on the dirt. the u.s. is one of more than 60 countries trying to push nicolas maduro from power

recognizing opposition they don't want to go i don't know as president. a force of u.s. vessels including navy destroyers patrol the caribbean on what u.s. officials say is an anti drug mission venezuela sees the vessels as a threat and is sending its own military to a school the iranian tankers through its territory in case the deal lies it would constitute an actual aggression that's even the u.s. . and its women as a whole but analysts say a conflict is unlikely nobody in washington wants it war her or any sort of conflict with iran over venezuela in the current circumstances so although the u.s. commander in chief of the southern command has expressed concern over the earth and washington is clearly watching it closely i think it is in the current circumstances that are probably going to be. the extent of venezuela and iran say

the trade is a win win for both countries iran got much needed gold venezuela the oil and both got to send a message to the united states alexia brian el jazeera. libya's un recognized government has seized control of another town in western libya 9 of warlord holly for have to soldiers were killed before his forces decided to surrender the town of. following heavy negotiations it's a major blow for have to as the town is on an important supply route for his troops the government of national called has been fighting a major campaign in western libya that's captured several other towns and an airbase in the last week. a syrian court has placed a temporary travel ban on president bashar al assad's cousin who is one of the country's richest men billionaire romney matthew 5 and a sad have been engaged in a public dispute over his company syria tell the government says the firm owes $77000000.00 to the telecoms regulatory authority

a coup for has appealed for time and says the collapse of syria tel would be catastrophic for the nation's economy is thought to have played a big role in bankrolling assad's military campaigns. israelis are celebrating jerusalem day the 53rd anniversary of occupying east jerusalem after the 6 day war tens of thousands usually gather for the commemoration but just hundreds assembled this time because of the coronavirus a human chain around the old city replaced the annual parade while the gathering at the western wall was limited to $450.00 people are a force it is an occupied east jerusalem he says the event is very different than previous years. or this isn't quite as advertised this marking of jerusalem day or thought you said given permission for some 700 people to gather at several locations around the outside of the old city in occupied east jerusalem there inside the jaffa gate you see we've got a few stories of people without much social distancing going on it has to be said

that this is a much smaller marking of this day than what we usually see usually it's tens of thousands of people who march through the heart of the city through the muslim quarter as well often causing some tensions with palestinian. residents those see this is a a triumphalist commemoration of the beginning of the occupation in 1967 instead of that we're seeing a much smaller limited gathering because of the coronavirus restrictions also the surprising if not already as having taken into account the fact that most of the residents here in occupied east jerusalem have been denied access to their 3rd holiest site the locks a mosque compound throughout the holy month of ramadan a full commemoration of this day by right wingers settlers religious nationalist jews could one of that's a great attention is unusual it's ending on this day with some 450 people allowed to gather at the western wall and this is a very different commemoration than we usually see. the world bank has approved

a $500000000.00 relief package to help countries in africa and the middle east fight swarms of desert locusts a senior banker says 4 of the hardest hit countries djibouti ethiopia kenya and uganda will receive $160000000.00 immediately the program will help farmers herders and rural households are providing fertiliser and seeds for new crops and also give cash transfers to pay for food for people and livestock. costa rica has become the 1st country in the americas to resume professional football matches the central american nation is credited with having one of the best coronavirus strategies in the region to the relief of football fans when europe i reports. this week marked the return of 1st division football in costa rica after the country suspended matches on march 17th. it may not be a return to the packed stadiums of the past but the sport is back at least on

screen the 1st matches are being held in empty stadiums but in easing of restrictions given the relatively low coronavirus contagion rate in the country means people can watch from other public spaces and the role in the. people come to restaurants to share and celebrate the same us in the stadium reopening the full tournament means a light at the end of the tunnel a light that gives us hope those. players have been able to resume regular training and complete the remaining 7 rounds of the regular season albeit under strict new rules though many footballers just seem glad to be back on the pitch or on the periphery trying before but it was without contact and it was in the sorry today we were afraid to let the 1st day of school come again to training having contact having some time on the pitch these things we used to do thank god we're back. it will still be some time before fans can return to watch live games and to for the see that while the coronavirus remains

a threat extreme sanitation measures will remain in place even. when we got to draft a manual for procedures to meet the sanitary guidelines set by the health ministry this includes disinfecting stadiums why games a plague the need for spectators to wear masks and social distancing inside the stadium. football is considered as national pastime at the government's decision to reopen the regular season has been widely applauded. thousands of families make a living directly or indirectly from football and in costa rica football is a feeling a passion it's a joy that the country has been without for 2 months and we as a federation are obliged to try to stabilize its economy. it was the 1st country in central america to recoup your rival it could hit 90 widespread here it's by the general public to containment rules and guidelines appear to have paid off. and ended up with al-jazeera. memorabilia belonging to the late basketball legend kobe

bryant has gone up for auction and encourage the number 8 jersey he wore in the n.b.a. finals 20 years ago several other items are also up for sale including bryant's prints from the hollywood boulevard it was the 1st sportsman to leave his handprints on the iconic street the auction was already being prepared before bryant's death along with his daughter and 7 other people in a helicopter crash 4 months ago. now what do you do when your staff can't do their normal jobs during the pandemic and one of them happens to be a long one llama trekking firm in wales that's not been able to put on its usual walks has turned to food deliveries using this animal max to reach remote valleys his owners say it's keeping him exercised want cheering up his customers and offering a safe alternative to people who don't want to or can't visit shops. that's it for me daryn tale of there's news out of that with more news in a minute thanks for watching right now.

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