if you want to help save the world. the i will not want for them to my entire family just for fun or a friend of mine because i can't change someone from the security video is released of brazil's president in a foul mouthed attack on police as he tries to protect his family. well i'm a very unfit this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up rescue and recovery operations continue in pakistan after a passenger jet crashes in karate. condemnation of china's proposed security

laws for hong kong describes the death knell for the territories autonomy. businesses in kenya suffer as coronavirus lockdowns hit the normally busy either alpharetta holiday trade. we begin with serious accusations against brazil's president jaya balls an audio tape released by the supreme court appears to show him threatening to fire senior police officers the video was released amid claims that also another was meddling in a criminal investigation into his son a lesson america at a loose in human reports. this videotape is with those accusing president jade balsa not all of interference in brazil's justice system considered this smoking gun and cabinet meeting in which the president explains his motives for wanting to see. narrows police commissioner and the federal police chief. i

tried to change the security official in rio and i couldn't that's that i'm not going to stand by let them my family or my friends because i can't change someone in charge of security who was part of the structure i'm going to change him and if i can change him i'll change his boss and if i can change his boss i'll change the minister full stop the minister sitting at the meeting was none other than said moral brazil's most popular anti corruptions are who resigned shortly there after refusing to fire the country's top policeman is now leading the charge against bullets not all through an impeachable offense the president dismissed the recording saying he was talking about his son's personal security detail not about getting rid of top police officials in charge of sensitive investigations but it's no secret that also national has long wanted to control police in real when members of his family are under investigation. for those who don't know rio has militias

made up of the violent former security forces who control the slums protection money and operate like the mafia they're also interested in obtaining political power in the bolton our family especially eldest son flavio has very close ties to them we've presented the evidence. in the videotape also speaks at length repeatedly using foul language of the need to arm brazilians suggesting that governors and mayors who defy his handling of grown a virus pose a threat to brazil. why do i want brazilians to be armed because i don't want a dictatorship we can't hold back any more whoever doesn't accept my creed family god brazil rep and freedom of expression and free market is in the wrong government . all this may be music to the ears of the president's followers but for the

growing number of brazilians who see him as increasingly of the terror in the video is proof that brazil's biggest threat may be balsall not all himself who see in human al-jazeera. the grimness bodies is resuming off a passenger plane crashed along houses close to caracas his main airport in pakistan 99 people were on board the bus a 320 flight from the hole thanks to passengers survived the harding reports. the crash happened as the pakistan international airlines flight was attempting to land for a 2nd time. never never. initial reports say the airbus pilot sent a mayday message reporting problems with both engines and made a go around a few minutes later the airliner came down in a highly populated residential area near karate international airport the horse a proxy out of funding for just the last words we heard from the pilots was that

there were technical problems he was told on the final approach to both runways are ready and you can learn the pilot decided he will to go around for that reason the technical problem was well good to go and look at that. airplane parts were strewn among burning homes security forces were sent to help the rescue operation and managed to pull at least 2 passengers from the wreckage pakistan's prime minister imran khan tweeted saying that he was shocked and saddened by the crash offering prayers and condolences to the families of the dead. aviation apps identify the aircraft as a 15 year old airbus a 320 it was one of the 1st in p.i.a.'s fleet to restart flying this week after flights were grounded to stop the spread of the coronavirus the crash coincides with the end of ramadan normally a busy time for travelers returning home for the need holiday it's also 4 years since another air crash in pakistan during ramadan killed all $47.00 people on

board the harding al-jazeera. live now to islamabad non-serious kemal hyder kemal what's the latest on the operation in karachi and the investigation into the cause of the crash. as far as the villages situation is concerned drake and recovery efforts continue to deny despite the fact that the electricity in the area was taken away wired to a card by direct aircraft which crashed in that locality and a key role of the buckets on international airlines saying that it could take up to 2 or 3 days to complete this broad regard the aircraft has come down and have a congested area 1st of all there was a problem to get all of the cranes that navy equipment into place to be able to lift large chunks of the fuselage which came apart after it hit the ground and head

number of buildings the rain could be seen lying in one area where there is a large field that needed cranes to remove them they were debris and so it became a very difficult job also made more difficult by the fact that most of the bodies have been burned beyond recognition and therefore written a d.n.a. testing to day in day identity so it's going to be a long drawn operation and something that i've got has come pounded by the environment which are there to kill a populated area and that of course is presenting its own challenges come all that effects and a down to 0 kamau high to the live in islamabad. this growing international condemnation of china's plans to introduce sweeping new security laws in hong kong u.s. secretary of state mike pompei is said that it would sound the death knell to hong

kong's autonomy of legislation would ban activity that beijing considers to be subversive it follows months of pro-democracy protests in hong kong on kong's chief executive kerry lam says that her government will cooperate with beijing's proposal and that it won't affect the rights and freedoms of residents the important thing is for the people hong kong to realize that without protection of national security many of the things that we enjoy many of the things the precious. will be lost so this is really the time for us not to waste any more time and to get on with this imports and legislative safe thoughts out 0 as adrian brown is in hong kong and says details of the new security laura still unclear. the problem is that here in hong kong people still don't know very much about this security law the

details are few and far between for instance it's been confirmed that you know security agencies will now be free to operate in hong kong from the mainland but what will be their remit and what security agency will it be will it be the ministry of state security for instance which human rights groups say has a reputation for you know arbitrary detentions and torture so there's a lot of unknown things at the moment that the people here in hong kong want to now carry was putting on a display of unity on friday night standing with her cabinet members and other advisors to stress that actually hong kong remains very open for business and that its autonomy is being protected and in fact this new security law she stresses is going to be a further protection for foreign investors here in hong kong but of course on friday as we saw adrian the stock market didn't like the news very much it fell more than 5 percent that is the largest 4 we've seen on the hang seng stock market

in 5 years other sort of anecdotal you know reaction i can bring you is there's been a surge in internet interest in v.p. ends then known as virtual proxy networks and basically this is a device very popular among foreigners in the mainland china has reported no new coronavirus cases for the 1st time since the pandemic began but health authorities have warned that there are still some suspected cases let's go live now to zeerust katrina you who's in beijing so quite a milestone for china in its fight against the virus katrina the 1st in how many months is this. the 1st in 5 months the 1st recorded cases of the current virus in china were recorded mid to late january so it is quite a milestone no cases whatsoever last month there was another milestone of no local

transmissions but we still saw a new cases in the form of imported cases symptomatic cases and now again there was a local transmissions of these numbers have kind of stayed around the single digit mark but today for the 1st time no recorded cases what sort of a surge is quite a milestone for the government and they'll be very happy to hear about that now they have moved very quickly when they have located new clusters recently that is still an issue and it's by no means means that this is the end to the fight against a virus here in china there with 6 new cases recorded in one hand the epicenter of the virus a few weeks ago and that's the authorities did want to test the entire population of that city so millions of people have in the last few weeks undergone nucleic acid tests to test for their current virus and there's also another cluster of concern in the northeast in julian province in a city that has gone into very strict lockdown in the last few weeks they've got just over 100 new cases that but from today no new cases but we do have as you

mentioned earlier 2 suspected cases there are questions though about the reliability of these figures wires that. that's right well we have to remember in china we are only have one source of the of numbers when it comes to the current virus needs of the official government figures and a lot of eyebrows have been raised over the past few months because authorities have continued to change the way they count these cases for example at one stage they were not counting asymptomatic cases or they were counting cases who only confirmed through the nucleic acid test of the kind of flip flopped on the methodology a bit so there are some questions about the accuracy of those figures and of course as also questions about transparency here in china it's very important for the government to maintain an image of control and we just heard from premier league a chunk at china's national people's congress he spoke yesterday giving

a government work report one of the main themes of his speech was the chinese communist party his victory over the coronavirus and we have to remember this is a thorough authoritarian government system and these leaders at the local level local level are under immense pressure to keep those numbers down and certainly now that we've had a really good streak you don't want to be the only official who comes up with a with a cluster or a case so that has raised eyebrows and questions as to whether we can believe what we're seeing but according to the government according to those official figures it is 0 new cases today al-jazeera is katrina your reporting live there from beijing true many things. whether a very vexed here on al-jazeera been. so the marriage has become a new at the center for the disease 1st china then europe now latin america the world health organization the klez another new phase in the coronavirus pandemic. and we'll have the latest on the fighting around libya's capital where the

government says it's making progress. we got the temperatures cooling off nicely now across the eastern side of the mediterranean a little more class starting to just push its way through with some showers here so we'll see some west weather just coming into well lebanon pushing a little further south which may be making its way into the far northwest of syria exceed the temperatures well to have on recent valleys $23.00 celsius a by rate of $28.00 in damascus and 24 there fortress limb and maybe even a touch colder as you go on through sunday as the showers start to pep up quite a brisk wind blustery showers here a brisk wind feeding its way down across the red sea into that western side of. much of the arabian peninsula is dry it's hot looking at temperatures not too far

from the 40 degree mark and me getting up to the maid forty's that's hot even for baghdad come sunday afternoon we'll see a few showers into the ethiopian highlands rolling towards uganda south sudan and with a chance of seeing some showers as showers structure right across it to west africa into the gulf of guinea somewhat drier into the good part of somalia as we go on through saturday chance of water to shallow still there as we go on into sunday having said that the further south the southern africa areas generally find lots of warm sunshine tempest in a 21. 2020 . let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all military action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting. meet with global news makers the stories the

whole just 0 there is no channel that covers world news like we do we revisit places game on jersey or really invest in them and that's a privilege as a journalist. well again this is the 2nd moment to remind you of the main news this hour a tape released by brazil's supreme court appears to show president triable sonata threatening to fire senior police officers it was released as part of an investigation into allegations the boss another was meddling in a criminal investigation into his son. the search has received for bodies after a plane crashed in pakistan at least 97 people were killed the plane went down in

a crowded neighborhood in the city of karachi on friday. has been international condemnation of china's plans to introduce a new security door on called the post legislation would ban activity beijing considers subversive. car rental giant hertz as fired for filed for bankruptcy in protection of the u.s. as the pandemic is all but wiped out demand for its services it's was struggling before covert 19 led to large scale grounding of the world's headline headlines the company's international operations in europe australia and new zealand aren't included in the u.s. bankruptcy proceedings ryan patel is the global business executive for the drucker school of management at claremont graduate university he joins us now live via skype from los angeles could have you with us ryan as we said the company was in debt before this you surprised by this this filing for bankruptcy protection. well

not really but if you think about the history of herds they've been around 1918 and so it's one of those legacy companies big names to actually go down this route and it's pretty big news because they did have $18000000000.00 in debt and if you think about the $1814000000000.00 of it was tied to cards in the last year they lost close to $56000000.00 and part of what they were trying to do was sell all of its inventory because of all that high debt so they i think they sold around 40000 cars in march but as you know because a coven 19 there's no auction houses there's no people buying used cars anymore and so they now are sitting on all this debt without getting itself out and that's kind of part of the reason why you saw why they were going up by a bankruptcy so is this the end of the road or will find for bankruptcy protection allow it to continue. it's going to allow it to continue the question becomes for how long one of the main things that hurts is stating to everybody that the reason

they filed is that they have no i mean i don't see a clue but all this uncertainty they don't know when revenues are going to come back and so part of that is you know we've seen other companies come out of bankruptcy like g.m. where you know they're going to become profitable but you know they are hoping that there is going to be an on switch that everyone kind of starts coming back goes to the airport starts traveling but without doubt in the near future this is probably the path that they're going to go to protect itself we're living in an unprecedented times right now that other companies like it's high street names if you like so many and so all of us around the world who are going to be headed the same way. well we've been talking about retailers specifically some of the legacy one expects lee in the u.s. and even airlines i think it's very interesting to see what airlines actually make it because it's really key for governments right now and they have been kind of subsidizing a lot of the airlines the travel industry for the in the short term but in the long

term that's not going to be something that the companies are going to have to do they're going to be very nimble they're going to have to look for other revenue streams to be able to survive and i think part of it in like you said hertz is a big name this should be not sending shock waves but this should put all companies and leaders of notice to say that you know you better be finding other revenue streams other strategic partnerships that you can be to keep you afloat while things kind of quote come back to normal run rate it gives to you many thanks indeed ron patel there in la censorious the long time in peru has been extended until the end of june off in new corona virus infections it began admitted munch and is one of the longest in the world on friday peru reported almost $3000.00 new cases and that decision comes as the world health organization says that last america has become the new epicenter of the pandemic number of new cases and the consequences now suppose the u.s.

and europe join homan reports. in latin america's biggest graveyard the bodies are being put into the earth quickly without ceremony and so marchant you think the call is 5 by 5 to make 5 funerals in a row we can't have a week we can't do anything alina can say goodbye to her father if she'd like while he was alive she's being denied that he had to ask you keep me face i'll type idea but i say what i miss is not being able to kiss him because i work in the health sector i was afraid of catching something in passing it on to him so i didn't kiss him anymore we didn't touch each other we kept our distance. this is brazil where the virus has killed more than 20000 is the worst hit country in latin america the region fast becoming the center of the pandemic and the government should be taking care of things is in turmoil president joy abel sonata was lost to health ministers in a matter of weeks and he's also involved in

a separate political scandal in town with his family there's a lot of instability we get so much information from people who should be taking care of the situation and who are being a place and i'm very worried the president's repeatedly told people to go out to the not ill or old putting him at loggerheads with local authorities who are seeing the health systems overrun across the whole region things are getting worse south america has become a new epicenter for the disease we've seen many south american countries with their . increasing numbers of cases in peru infections of almost doubled over the last couple of weeks mexico should have reached them past its peak but numbers keep climbing chile's health system is buckling and in argentina the cases have spiked to a mall in other parts of the world the streets are beginning to fill up again here it's the cemetery's john home and how does it. u.s. president tunnel trumpets threaten to override state governments who don't reopen

places of worship trump declared the churches synagogues and mosques were essential and said they should be open to soon as possible some governors have deemed a liquor stores an abortion clinics is essential but have left out churches and other houses of worship it's not right so i'm correcting this injustice in calling houses of worship essential. i call upon governors to allow our churches in places of worship to open right now if they don't do it i will override the governor's. in america we need more prayer not less. a white house correspondent kimberly holcomb reports especially what the u.s. president has done is set up a battle once again between his white house and the 50 governors across the united states many who are still in forcing very strict stay at home orders particularly

when it pertains to houses of worship so this would be churches mosques synagogues essentially the concern being that when you have large groups get gathering and congregating that this could allow for an asymptomatic person to spread unknowingly to other members of the congregation but at the same time many churches particularly in california where more than 1200 are threatening to open up this weekend the u.s. president has just made an announcement new c.d.c. guidelines that the centers for disease control that essentially gives them the ammunition to defy their local orders to stay at home the u.s. president saying that he's calling on governors to open these houses of worship right away and most interestingly he said if they don't he will override the governor is now very quickly the u.s. president doesn't have the power to do that under the u.s. constitution there are very strong states' rights but what he seems to be implying is that his department of justice may challenge this under the 1st amendment or the

right to freedom of religion peaceful assembly but that would take a long time to dry out what's really clear in all of this is in an election year but we know that so many who attend church regularly have voted for the u.s. president he's trying to deliver for his constituency he hopes will help him win reelection in november. former u.s. vice president joe biden has apologized after telling a black radio host that african-americans who back president donald trump quote a black he later said he shouldn't have been so cavalier biden is the presumptive democratic nominee in the event this u.s. presidential election. libya's internationally recognized government says that it's retaking control of key areas south of the capital at least 21 fights as they have been killed by land mines left behind by war khalifa haftar us forces and mercenaries the u.n. secretary general has repeatedly condemned the transfer use of land mines because

of the danger to civilians us forces have been fighting for over a year to take control of tripoli al-jazeera what are the warheads is in southern tripoli and says that after us forces have been pushed several kilometers away from the capital. this is one of the areas controlled by forces loyal to the internationally recognized the government in southern shipley here between salaheddine neighborhood and al sadr area the government forces say that they have gained ground and they have taken control of several locations including a military camp called a tick barely military camp and also the headquarters of the migration authority the government sources here say that they have been targeted by half the forces who are 7 positioned a few kilometers back beyond salaheddine neighborhood in other front lines namely in the ends of the neighborhood the government forces say that they have prepared for this force that attack in fact they say that they have driven. out back

a few kilometers in other front lines in the vicinity of this strategic city of the who no which is the stronghold of have to the forces the government forces say that they have a hole to battle. temporarily but meanwhile the have been sending leaflets inside to who are now wanting civilians of coming closer to any military units because the government forces are planning to move on the city of who now to be captured it which is their stronghold of have to his forces in the west of libya the coronavirus plan very key is limiting eat holiday for festivities around the world muslims in the east the babyhood of the capital nairobi will be among the millions celebrating on the lockdown but some businesses are suffering due to the restrictions as mohamed atta reports by rupie. this leaves both of business hard on

the residential area the end of the muslim fasting month of ramadan is usually busy for traders pitfalls of muslims flocking to buy clothes and food and dreading this for the festivities and of this here the government imposed a look down here to rick's a go off to dozens of residents because the positive phone call that 1100 little brought this either is just by and we have nothing to celebrate only a handful of customers are coming to buy clothes to celebrate even the textile vendors this market is famous for saying that feeling the pinch of the wholesale business is down by more than 60 percent remember it's not just the look down the eastley but the order stopping people from entering the city of nairobi that's also keeping shop as a way that the lockdown has been extended for another 2 weeks police checkpoints all entry points into the suburbs allowing in only medical personnel an essential service style government official says system of the lockdown is necessary given

the high number of coral bite us cases found in this neighborhood tens of thousands of people come here they need for business and there are fears of a spike in the 1000 cases if strict measures are not take. that it says and always been a busy period for livestock trade is the muslim faith will buy goods and ship to celebrate the end of the fostering with friends and relatives with a pandemic such gatherings are out of the question people are not happy there's no joys. in this not only coronavirus from denver but doesn't exacerbated by the fact that this really is sort of a through a lot don't know when it's going to be known as going out the literally the love is what happens so people are not buying goods that critical of the challenge and different threats. and soft on. day of the markets with no meaningful sales live

stock traders hot they'll fly back to the sheds they too are slowly realizing that these season is like none they've seen before. they will be can. plenty more video on the web site take a look at al-jazeera. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fenty going to here in doha the headlines on al-jazeera a tape released by brazil's supreme court appears to show president jaya ball sato threatening to fire senior police officers to protect his family it was racist part of an investigation into allegations that also the other was meddling in a criminal investigation into his son the allegation was made by the former justice minister social moral who resigned last month because of what he called political interference from the president also no denies the accusations.

i will not white for him to my entire family just for fun or friend of mine because i can't change someone from the security because it belongs to the structure it will change if i can't change i would change his boss and if i can't change his boss out change the minister the grim task of such in the bodies is resuming after a plane crashed in pakistan at least 97 people were killed when the plane went down in a crowded neighborhood in the city of karachi on friday 2 passengers the reports of survived it's not yet known how many people on the ground all killed or injured there's been international condemnation of china's plans to introduce a new security law in hong kong the u.s. says that it will sound the death knell for the territories autonomy the proposed legislation would ban activity that beijing considers subversive. china has reported no new coronavirus cases for the 1st time since the pandemic began but

health authorities of warn that there are still some suspected cases car rental giant hertz as filed for bankruptcy protection in the us is the pandemic has all but wiped out the manfred service hertz was struggling before cove at 19 that's the large scale grounding of the world's airlines the company's international operations in europe astray a new zealand aren't included in the u.s. bankruptcy proceedings are locked out in peru it's been extended until the end of june after a surge in new infections that the lockdown began in mid march it is one of the longest in the world on friday peru reported almost 3000 new cases the world health organization says that latin america has become the epicenter of the pandemic the number of new cases on the continent is past the u.s. and europe there's the headlines more noosphere here on out 0 off the top 120 next . one of the really special things about working proud is here is that even as a camera woman i get to have so much empathy and contribution to

a story i feel we cover this region better than anyone else would be what it is you know it's that it turns the but in the particular because you have a lot of people that are deployed on political issues. we the people we live to tell the real story so i'll just mandi used to do we were in deep journalism we don't feel inferior to the audience across the globe. will be. able to see. the coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we live our lives nearly every country in the world has been affected millions of infections hundreds of thousands of deaths and most scientists work on developing a vaccine governments are focusing on reducing the number of infections through social distancing and other preventative measures but these restrictions have brought with them countless financial losses across the globe.