riskiness in sierra leone. on al-jazeera 'd. this is al-jazeera. this is these are live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes a 2nd day of protests in the u.s. city of minneapolis demonstrators demand justice for an unarmed black man killed in police custody. donald trump is expected to sign an executive order regarding a social media companies days after twitter labeled 2 of his tweets as misleading. and china's parliament approved national security laws for hong kong despite

protests from the united states and other nations. the un is warning that the killings by militia in northeastern democratic republic of congo could amount to war crimes. and in school the english premier league is aiming to make its return on june 17th to clubs. about what needs to be done switchy fat targets. so then violent protests have rocked the us city of minneapolis for the 2nd straight night after the death of a black man in police custody multiple fires were reported several businesses were looted large crowds have also been out on the streets in los angeles demanding justice for george floyd for target and b. has this report. anger turned to violence in minneapolis on wednesday night what started out as a protest against the death of an unarmed black man in police custody culminated of

firefighters battling to contain multiple blazes across the city shops were looted as thieves took advantage of the chaos. the violence and deliberate damage to property by some has to some extent shifted attention away from peaceful protesters demanding justice. that. earlier they surrounded the police precinct where the poor offices involved in the case were based in some areas police marched on demonstrators firing rubber coated steel bullets and tear gas. on the west coast of america thousands of kilometers from where george floyd died and over the latest incident of a confrontation between a white police officer and a black man captured on video brought hundreds of protesters on to the streets of los angeles george gruet was arrested after being accused of forgery police say

he'd been resisting arrest but in this newly released surveillance video taken before floyd was forced to the ground he's shown handcuffed and apparently co-operative this was not an isolated part of an ingrained systemic cycle of injustices still exist in this country cuts at the very heart. believes that all americans are equal and rights and. the 4 officers on the scene were fired on tuesday but floyd's family says that's not enough i would like for those officers to be charged with murder because that's exactly what they did they murdered. the math a minneapolis joined in the demand for criminal charges but it could be months before it's clear whether they'll be filed until then protesters say they'll stay on the streets to insist that no other on armed african-american in the u.s.

is killed by the police victoria gate and be al-jazeera. well let's go live to our correspondent john 100 who's in chicago and john this is the thing is that despite the saki of the 4 offices in bold protests seem to be getting bigger. that's right those protesters are not satisfied and those protests that really evolved into all out riots a whole stores were looted completely whole blocks have been set on fire i've just been looking at some newer video in which entire blocks are and go 1st in flames and as protesters came near to the police precinct where they did some damage police fired back tear gas and rubber bullets at the crowd that's the 2nd day in a row 2nd night they have done that and whole buildings are simply just gone now after having been burned down just smoldering embers and sadly in the middle of protests over one tragedy another tragedy has occurred one man was found shot to

death there at this scene it's not clear exactly what happened one theory police say they have is that the owner of a store was trying to protect that store but perhaps the most important development of the day is that this city is asking for help from the military troops of the national guard that's a rare instance and when it happens those troops come in in large numbers and their job is to secure block by block because police really have lost control of that city in part of that is the lack of faith that people in minnesota have at least among these protesters for the police department you know and it's hard to ignore the central frustration head that nothing ever seems to change. that is absolutely the case i mean that the protesters did get something they wanted those police officers were fired but what many of them are asking for now including the sister of george floyd who was killed in that incident is murder

charges against that police officer people have scrawled murderer on his driveway and the mayor was asked whether he believed that murder charges were appropriate he said he believed that it was indeed murder but he's not the one who gets to prefer charges that happens with the district attorney taking that action and it's not clear that that will happen usually there's an investigation and bad investigation can take weeks or even months john thanks very much for that $100.00 there in chicago. now the u.s. president is expected to sign an executive order targeting social media companies comes off the twitter labeled as misleading 2 of donald trump's tweets it's thoughts he may make that can come police more accountable for use this content and speak to my kind of who's in washington d.c. force. what the president wants to do can he.

well that's a very interesting question legal experts argue that he is unable to take unilateral action on this that his executive order would need to direct to regulators to take some form of action for example there is the common decency act which section $230.00 which does provide certain provisions for social media it removes any legal liability from these platforms unlike television stations of the traditional media like newspapers so certainly the argument for this is that the social media do not provide the content that is provided by outside sources that is the one point that he could do but he would have to go to congress on that and get congress to look at section $230.00 of that particular act then of course he could instruct the federal trade commission to investigate allegations of bias the f.t.c. is there to protect consumer interest so certainly there is a possibility that they could get involved in policing social media platforms but

whichever way he goes here there's very likely to be all sorts of court actions following nic do we not see the kind of clash of the titans are we read or see. the response to bosses of twitter and facebook and and there are different ends of the argument. well they are indeed the head of facebook mark zuckerberg giving an interview in which he said that it's not up to social media to police their platforms that they are not social arbiters as he put it twitter is intent on policing itself hence those fact checks on what they regarded as incorrect false misleading statements by president trump on twitter so yes there is division within social media there's also division among legislators some republicans are already working towards looking at that common decency act also they are looking on a bipartisan basis to

a certain extent because some democrats in congress have been concerned about social media able to use hate speech or pornography for example without outside federal policing of their platforms so this is a debate that has been going on in public for a long time but the one thing that legal experts say is absolutely clear that regardless of president trump's threats and taking on the social media companies he does not have the constitutional right to act unilaterally in this he has to go through federal regulators or i might thanks very much indeed my kind of there in washington let's explore this a little further we can hear now from rebecca mackinnon who's the director of ranking digital rights and writer of author of consent of the network the worldwide struggle for internet freedom and she says that this move marks a dramatic escalation by trump in his war with tech companies. trump is trying to contort the law into an instrument that will enable him to say and do what he wants

without any pushback with without anybody correcting him and what the the fact of the matter is that the law that he's seeking to use or to kind of adjust section 230 gives companies immunity both from what their users say but also gives them the right to moderate content and fact check content to put warnings on content if they want to the law gives them that right to do that so his argument that he can use the law to prevent companies from fact checking him is unlikely to stand up in court unless courts depart from all precedent that said twitterers act of fact checking is really an act of corporate responsibility and what we need to recognize is that this info demick that's been plaguing the coded 1000 pandemic is now affecting the 2020 presidential election

and trump posted statements that were wrong that contain factual factually incorrect statements about the voting process in the united states and companies have a responsibility to ensure that american voters and any voters have access to correct information about voting. brazil's president is accusing his opponent of seeking to oust him after the supreme court targeted his our eyes as part of an investigation into the spread of fake news john bolton our own says the investigation is aimed at silencing social media that is backing him on wednesday mobile phones and computers were reportedly sees in homes and offices in 6 states the supreme court judge says the targeted people use social media to spread fake news and in turn destabilize democracy in the country. a

quarter of the workforce in the world's biggest economy and now out of jobs as a result of the coronavirus crisis another $2100000.00 people in the united states applied for unemployment benefits taking the total to more than 40000000 since mid march and some facing financial ruin as an it gallacher reports from florida florida's unemployment lines have been growing for months as the coronavirus continues to ravage the u.s. economy in april alone the jobless rate here tripled lines for food banks grew and frustrations over falling unemployment claims continue after weeks of not receiving his benefits but decided to walk to the state capital to get answers you're supposed to place your completed application in this makeshift mailbox following a 600 kilometer journey both says he was met by a system unable to cope with the needs of those out of work there's there's just no help in sight. and the frustration is it's beyond frustration it's it's reached

a level where i think people a lot of people i think unfortunately are just giving up even as restrictions here begin to ease and businesses steadily reopen a picture is emerging of a state failing the needs of people out of work and facing financial hardship the job statistics across the u.s. make for depressing reading but it's the human stories that bring this crisis into sharp focus we spoke with candice bell a pregnant mother who recently lost her job she too is still waiting for her benefits now she may not be able to pay the next month's rent is struggling to keep up with payments on her car and is having very real issues feeding her children like many candace worked in florida's once booming service industry now she's facing a desperate situation i don't know and the next 10 days i'm going to do i really doubt it since it's. very scary. that i think i'm going to have 3 daughters that had the continued closure of

schools and childcare facilities is also taking a toll many parents can no longer afford childcare and despite online learning programs being launched across the state it was without access to computers may never recover i worry about those because they are just. over. actually. according to federal data 43 states set record high unemployment rates last month a decade of consistent job growth has been wiped out and many are still waiting for financial help but still not arrived and a gala crowd jazeera miami florida. plenty more still ahead on the news hour including a setback for south korea in its fight against coronavirus after a spike in new cases. the loneliness of isolation we talked to some of the more vulnerable during coronavirus. just to make it.

keep. going. then is. no way for australia's needing rugby league competition he will be with us to. china's parliament has given the go ahead freud new set of security laws to be implemented in hong kong despite protests and international warnings the wide ranging laws which include a ban on treason secessions addition and subversion could now be in effect in a matter of weeks and brown reports from hong kong. hong kong's people had no say in the decision to impose a new security law on this city that was not a concern among people we spoke to in the north point district where many mainland immigrants live. of course we will have peace now hong kong has been so chaotic the

protesters even went to the united states to ask them to put sanctions on hong kong what a mess they have made they are out there young may have different thoughts before as they are the only there are we make our country prosperous and stable but other people are fearful and scared to come because you know all freedom for their speech no freedom for. democracy so ski since 1907 when hong kong was returned from british the chinese rule this city has operated on their unique one country 2 systems formula intended to guarantee the city's legal political and economic arrangements the question now is whether the experiment has failed but local historian john carroll insists that's not the case

no sooner had the sign of british joint declaration been signed in december 1084 people are already talking about the death of hong kong and i mean that's been going on for years and years and years and hong kong is not dead and i don't see hong kong dying so. china's leaders insist the new security law will save hong kong not kill it so the vote by china's parliament on thursday to approve the law was never in doubt. she called other the central government has always emphasized the comprehensive an accurate implementation of one country 2 systems hong kong ruling hong kong and its high degree of autonomy it strictly follows the constitution and the basic law and supports the hong kong government and its chief executive to govern according to the law bypassing hong kong's legislature the rubber stamp national people's congress has now paved the way for mainland security agents to operate here in

marked contrast to these orderly scenes there was more disruption in hong kong's parliament. when 3 legislators were ejected during a heated debate about another proposal that would make it an offense to disrespect china's national anthem both measures prompted demonstrations and a warning from the united states government that its special trading status with the city could be about to end raising concerns about its continued status as asia's leading financial center adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. but the day after the state recommended that hong kong special economic status should be revoked the chinese premier said that washington should stop interfering and instead work with beijing once again so that since conflicts are inevitable the question is how to treat them the relationship between china and the united states has been volatile for decades on the one hand cooperation has been

complicated and it requires wisdom to expand common interests and to control conflicts and differences to injure yourself in short we must respect each other treat each other equally respect each other's core interests and major concerns and we should seek a win win cooperation this is beneficial to the world. well with beijing not showing any sign of pulling back before the security laws are implemented in august or september there are concerns for the country's declining relationship with the united states katrina you has more from beijing several countries have expressed deep concern over this move by china but the u.s. has been the loudest and strongest in its rebuke really the u.s. and china relationship has hit sort of a an all time low one of the lowest points certainly it has been in decades the u.s. has made several threats to china because of this move its its requested u.n. security council meeting is also for enterovirus hong kong's trading status now

officials here say that they're preparing or beijing should prepare to engage in a financial war financial war and earlier this week china's foreign minister. said that actually the 2 countries even worse have been brought to the brink of a new cold war certainly we know that after this move. the chinese central government is planning its own counter measures should the u.s. follow through on those threats and they've said that quite bluntly they'll take whatever necessary measures that they can to protect the sovereignty and the security of protesters in taiwan have thrown their support behind home combs pro-democracy activists was. was a student demonstrators taiwan's government to take more action to protect protesters in hong kong the island's government has already promised to welcome those who leave from home due to political reasons or for help from employment to

counseling. well adding to tensions between china and the united states is a canadian court ruling it's an extradition case against it while wade chief executive financial officer man one joe can go ahead the court says the charges she faces are crimes in both canada and the united states she's currently under house arrest in canada and has repeatedly denied the accusations against wanted in the u.s. on charges of misleading a major bank on while ways dealings with iran. a government test in-tray system for covert 19 is finally up and running in england following repeated delays the prime minister johnson says it will unlock the prisoner of lock down anyone suspected of having the coronavirus can order a test and if positive they'll be asked to give details of people they've been in close contact with told to isolate for 14 days. now he joins us from a testing center in london and then team say testing traces happening one of the hopes and expectations. were there

a great hopes according to the government so this idea of tests trace an isolate was actually running up until the 1st couple of weeks of march when it was stopped in the community basically according to some government ministers because there weren't enough tests which according to some people did lead to an increase in the number of deaths so they're very very hopeful now that this scheme across england will be met with cooperation by the public there have been some concerns about the number of people who are trained to act as traces on the phone as of today after people have visited test centers like this or done a test in their own home their contacts are going to be contacted and asked to self isolate for 14 days with their families some politicians are among the opposition but also among the ruling conservative party have said that cooperation might have

been harmed by what's happened over dominic cummings the chief adviser to prime minister boris johnson because he now admits he did took a trip with his family to the north of england and stayed with his parents while they had to cope at 19 and then after they came out of self isolation they made another road trip a short trip the police in that region have now said that that subsequent trip may have actually infringed the rules but no charges are going to be brought because it was a minor infraction it would have only warranted a talking to basically but a lot of people have been contacting their politicians saying they're angry about a perception that it was ok for him to break the rules while others around the country had to stick by the letter as well as the spirits of those guidelines and so there's a big debate but the government is saying that they can rely on people. and they're saying that they have got the testing capacity as well as the infrastructure to really get this scheme off the ground and then what about the leeching of

restrictions are we going to see stage openings across the country but generally how fast is the u.k. looking to use things. fairly fast nickel though we've been talking about england in scotland northern ireland and wales they've got their own timetables but for england schools have been encouraged to open from next monday others say they'll do so slightly later some councils around the country are saying they're not satisfied that it will be safe they won't be doing so at all until after the summer holidays it's up to the individual schools parents won't be penalized but some scientific advisors who broken away from the official group advising the government say that boris johnson's cabinets are actually ignoring their own scientists modeling which shows they say the our rate of transmission will go up above what and what schools reopen which means it looked at measures will have to be tightened again and remember this is all to do with trying to avoid

a 2nd peak of infections and greater numbers of death that comes on a day that according to the financial times the u.k. has the highest death highest rate of excess deaths since march anywhere around the world so i mean that really is a reminder of why it's so important and looking at south korea where we've heard about new outbreaks and we imposition of lockdown measures the government really doesn't want to get into that kind of territory here now doing things about 19 barber on the test and trade system in england being up and running while the u.k. continues to practice social distancing one section of society has been struggling with the impact of isolation that is the elderly so on and diego reports now from london. and often in visit even under social distancing rules brings a welcome break from bubble to james confined to her home she's only allowed visits from care workers and close relatives because of her age group folder is not meant

to leave her home and as a wheelchair user she's finding it very difficult when have question would come and go no. go shopping. trolley i write my school because at the school. those arrived in the u.k. in the 1960 s. from jamaica she became mayor of the london borough where she lives and a life under lockdown is in stark contrast to the active life she was used to she gets by with calls from her children as well as volunteers from a charity that give support to the elderly in isolation you have to make your own sunshine and that's going to save make it. keep the. puppy at the mill also a cause for concern the mental effects of isolation especially in an age group that is already vulnerable to loneliness while most people have turned to social media

to ease their loneliness during the lockdown elderly people tend to be less technologically adept and that's made their isolation even more challenging there will be some some medium to longer term impact particularly people's mental health and obviously you know we hear from people as well that their physical health you're not going to go out as often processes they were before or a family member coming in and visiting and taking them to the shops may well be that the only time we get our house that we need and the necessary sort of activities now because i think we're going to see you know we are seeing a real concern for people's physical health as well as the men's wearhouse well coronavirus restrictions in the u.k. are slowly starting to ease those above the age of 70 are still considered a high risk group. well the lockdown for them goes on it is the frontline take it as it were that to reassure them that they are not alone sunny al jazeera london.

still ahead here a non-zero why a country with the world's largest underground oil reserves might start charging its citizens for fuel. welcome to the hometown project. theory goes on line in the us is not true some playwrights raise money for children in. sport in 20 minutes or so find out if this team could close the gap by munich at the top of the german league. hello it's the right time of year to watch out for swirls in the cloud and there is one that we will draw develop into a tropical cyclone it looks like it next couple days the forecast is going to go give the toughest a lot of that orange centimeters heavy rain of course the circulation you draw the strong winds quite a concentrated area that elsewhere it's fairly dry completely dry but the winds

picking up again through iraq it will be a dusty. bringing down that dust towards the temps might drop a little bit the humidity might drop a little bit because it's a dry wind but ours the place to watch a significant weather and it will be sundry and wet for saturday and sunday with the wind strengthening to near gale force possibly gale force as a tropical saturday after all then that goes science leaves the rain behind which will last and probably for the next 3 months at the heart if. now elsewhere same latitude fairly quiet until you get near the coast of nigeria as big massive cloud the big showers seem quite like effect through nigeria back towards syria leone has been particularly wet recently in those showers will keep repeating i suspect along the mediterranean coast it is breezy not enough to drop the temperature very much in cairo but a certain evidence of cloud producing showers in the last month and i'm further south. but.

she chipped strongman is ruling with an iron fist and the silence from his allies is deafening the u.s. was perfectly happy to trade off the march for sea for security while western leaders turning a blind eye when even their own citizens have fallen victim to his repression executions torture or censorship is not acceptable and you want to hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london and in cairo on al-jazeera. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise leave the looking at another side of this. no not so much the information around the outbreak but the misinformation separating propaganda from fact this reality has to reach a long exposing deal to try to manipulate the rhetoric and play but they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight guides of the media which is either

a. fool. oh oh oh. oh you're watching out there up your mind about top stories this hour and i'm sure is spreading in the united states at the death of an black man who was pinned to the ground by police violent protests have taken place with demonstrators demanding justice for george floyd who died on monday. the u.s. president is expected to sign an executive order targeting social media companies this comes after twitter labeled as misleading to move donald trump's tweets as to what he may try to make the companies more accountable for users content. china's parliament has approved

a security law that bypasses legislators in hong kong could be enforced within weeks despite protests and international warnings about hong kong or $21.00 for the undermined. the un has warned of possible war crimes by a militia in north eastern congo as tensions escalate over land and resources a new report details widespread killings beheadings and rapes by fighters from the group known as could echo or cooperative for the development of congo it says they're mainly ethnic lenders and their victims are mostly from the him a community the 2 groups have been rivals for decades but after years of calm fighting erupted in 2017 and in the past few months hundreds of people have been killed and about 200000 fled from their homes there are dozens of rebel groups in the democratic republic of congo some are backed by foreign funds lizzie's theo is director of the united nations joint human rights office in kinshasa and he explains why the violence has been hard to contain. multiple small groups.

mostly composed of members of the lendu community moving around the different territories mainly. due to. maggie and. affecting civilians. but also position of course it's hard to see our doing that base with the support of the school to suckle the insecurity to try to control to gain control of the i think but of course you can imagine how we difficult to deal with people small who you know not acting and unified commanding structure but they're very mobile and. suited to mutiny usually i get against. civilians but also all along the main route i think the very very difficult stuff but of course they're doing their best to

control the situation in addition to some nonmilitary strategy that are actually being deployed by the local authorities the few who are to promote dialogue dialogue between the different communities we just reported on the school but also fight against impunity affords to suckle to our eyes and prosecute members of the groups a gunman on motorbikes have killed at least 70 people in northwest nigeria civilians were short of the several villages and sokoto street late on wednesday it's actually being blamed on the bandit group which has harassed communities for years a reporter i'm going to theresa's more from the capital abuja. fear that the number of dead will rise in the coming hours or days simply because of the severity of the injuries sustained by the victims of these attacks now in northwestern nigeria these killings have been going on for a very long time particularly in some for

a state with been rampant for the last 80 years and then over the last 3 years or so which seems how the violence have spread or has spread across that region now the genesis of this crisis taught in on a smaller scale conflict of a line between farmers and cattle it is that snowballed into a very very terrible situation and then added to the mix now over the last 2 or 3 years we've seen house kidnappings kidnapping for ransom as well as. touch has been levied on communities by these bandits attackers or government that the authorities called bandits and of course recently there are even suspicion that i'm groups like book may be cashing in and the mayhem to raise funds for their operations in the north east of the country because over the last 10 years they have impoverished the north east of the country so much sort of big couldn't get any money for the

operations in that region kidnapping so slow down as well as a result of military operations in that region so the easiest part is to go to vulnerable communities like the northwest of nigeria. but no a lot of communities have little or no government presence of other past few years or so. to venezuela where the president has hinted that he could start charging for gasoline which is usually free for citizens and it follows the arrival of several tankers from iran carrying much needed fuel like here brian has this report. by the venezuelan military the tanker petunia brings the iranian fuel into port precious petrol for venezuela even though it sits upon the world's largest proven crude oil reserves and coinciding with. the arrival of the badly needed supplies a change in policy from the government. the gasoline that we've brought from abroad from iran and from other countries which paid for it with many people tell me and i agree that we must charge for the gasoline. right now gasoline in venezuela is the

cheapest in the world less than one us st a gallon but that's if you can buy it at the queues at petrol stations can often last for days and that sparked a black market in the capital caracas where wealthy residents pay to skip the line at about $10.00 a gallon it's the most expensive in the world petrol shortages have plagued drivers for years ever since its 1300000 barrel a day refining network collapsed critics blame under-investment and mismanagement by the state president nicolas maduro says it's the fault of u.s. sanctions either way it's the venezuelan people who lose after years of economic and political turmoil waters in short supply as well the way i what we are experiencing is rough there is no water there is no gas there is no gasoline we are

screwed there also shortages of medicine and food many families rely on soup kitchens like this one to survive. through the farms i never thought i'd come to a place to get food for my kids but the spite everything we have we can't get to the end of the month. to morrow rainy and tank is just days away but despite the fanfare analysts believe all 5 vessels are only carrying enough fuel to last the country about a month if the president does carry out his threat to raise petrol prices that will be another burden for long suffering venezuelans to kerry. o'brien al-jazeera. has president donald trump has offered to mediate between india and china following reports of rising tensions along one of the world's longest borders confrontations between soldiers seen both sides increasing their military presence or india correspondent elizabeth cohen has this report. india's army on patrol in the

territory of the dock along the country's border with china the nuclear neighbors dispute a 3 and a half 1000 kilometer from tia and the remote himalayas. earlier this month soldiers clashed in a number of areas around the unofficial border known as the line of actual control or see chinese state media say indian troops trespassed on chinese territory and accuse them of trying to build a defense facilities the indian government says its soldiers remained on its territory it is true that india is also increasing its own infrastructure. and. maybe be chinese fortifying their own positions without informing them because. both sides are bolstering their presence satellite images appear to show the building of more tents and roads within 5 kilometers of the lot of actual control the border dispute goes back decades a month long war in 1962 ended without

a resolution and they have been several standoff since then the latest in 2017 an unsettled boundary may be acquired boundary more thought has been fired no one has been. $975.00 and of yet it's all completely militarized military forces on both sides. so it is an opportunity to. turn on the heat and the heat in a very calibrated kind of a fashion early and china urged india not to take actions that may complicate the situation on wednesday both countries agreed to dialogue. you know china and india have perfect border related mechanisms and communication channels both parties have the ability to properly dissolve relevant issues through dialogue and consultation there's been no official comment from the indian government but with fears of further escalation the us president offered to help resolve the dispute neither side has responded to donald trump's offer to mediate but analysts

say the americans wouldn't be acceptable for china. because they recognize the demarcation line between the countries which china disputes elizabeth. south korea has reimposed some restrictions after the biggest jump in coronavirus cases in 7 weeks many of the 79 factions are linked to an online shopping warehouse museums galleries in the capital seoul will close again for 2 weeks and employers are urged to adopt flexible working practices because of concerns about a 2nd wave of infections brought it has more now from so. this is a troubling development especially for a country which seemingly had this all under control just a few weeks ago days go by here where we see very few new cases being reported often in single digits sometimes 0 cases of local transmission then you get a spike like this one most of these new cases are based around this warehouse

distribution center just outside of the capital seoul now this is operated by one of the biggest e-commerce companies here in south korea ironically working flat out since the start of this pandemic because of course everybody is now shopping online rather than going to stores and it does seem as though maybe social distancing wasn't what it should be you had a lot of workers maybe in cramped working environment they were sharing the same cafeteria having smoke breaks together and not wearing enough masks and now we've had this spike in cases the authorities have moved very quickly on this identifying up to 4000 people either workers or their relatives friends people they come into contact with who they are very quickly going through testing on mass and they have they're finding as they go new cases now the hope is that they have acted quickly enough that this is brought under control but as a precaution they have now reintroduced some of these restrictions which we have

gradually seen being lifted in the past week or 2 things like public venues museums galleries being closed yet again for another 2 weeks put people to avoid crowds as the authorities hope that they have contained this that it won't become anything more serious. hundreds of scientists from around the world to teaming up to share information on growing a virus called the covert 19 coalition and will be made up of around 500 of the leading mass spectrometry experts and they will share data about how corona virus appears technique looks at how molecules change in the blood of infected patients the goal is to refine. testing and treatment and to figure out why some people respond differently to the virus this kind of detail will be crucial in developing vaccines or pity to baron is the chairwoman of mass spectrometry and the director of the michael bob a center managed university and she tells us more about how the coalition hopes to help. what we want to do is to find out and ultimately allow doctors to find

out that when someone alarms the hospital and they test positive the current a virus how those symptoms were developing so this is cool koch gnostic markers we want to find out whether someone is going to just have mild symptoms always going to develop into more severe form of infection and if we can do that that will allow them the doctors to give them better treatment and to target the treatment of them so we've been talking for a while and we've been sharing methods and we did sharing approaches to doing things several of us in myself included had our labs shut down and in universities that's been the case and so we've been really using that time to talk to think and think about the best ways of collecting samples and sharing the data so we have there's already been some studies again restudy and what we're trying to do is replication studies at pace as quite unusual science normally where

a little competitive only sharon wants we you know got something published what we want to do is work together for that to make sure that we're using same approaches to really help all of us in completely shocked by this pandemic and as a scientist we know that science has the solutions so in some sense it's been a great time to be innocent and people have been extremely receptive to the idea of sharing sharon working together and this is not in the public health threat there are other serious diseases for example but you know since we all need to work let me less competitive need to start to sow these and when will. fitz's around the world remain closed because of the coronavirus pandemic but a growing number of directors actors and writers a figure out new ways to stay connected with their audience by posting new works online i have

a gem due as this report went into her act one of the new normal and already theater has suffered greatly take the play tony stone for example leave it to it opened at san francisco's american conservatory theater on march 11th hours later california implemented new measures to stop the spread of coronavirus and just like that the show closed still director pam mckinnon worked hard to ensure her production could at least for a limited time be viewed online theatre is an in person art form that is definitional ie what theatre is and luckily technology can bring us together and we're really taking advantage of that home is these days more and more theater artists are venturing into the digital realm welcome to the home bound project stage director general worsham and playwright concha mcmullan created the homebound project as a way to showcase creativity and kindness in equal measure just by buying

a ticket just by tuning in you're getting to a sort of joining with the actual family and b you're getting to help feed kids hit know the online initiative brings together actors and writers to raise money for the charity no kid hungry food. actor thomas sadowsky delivered one of the monologues and says he was happy to lend a hand i think that in a time of crisis. especially but it anytime an artist responsibility is to participate in the telling of stories that reflect the human condition back to humanity were a mirror. men don't always give you the phosphorous theatre company is a u.k. based group made up of refugee performers when that dream of my home covered 1000 stopped them from premiering a new production so they posted videos online showcasing how the virus is affecting members of their community and we want to. just you know

a show and say away means to people who say this living in the country people who work question and know their job stop the video series is called everything has an ending words of hope for all the artists and audiences longing to see the curtain finally fall on this pandemic. a clear head here and i was there a. day in sport check football fans for a unique way to support the team when to.

let people do sports a dandy thank you so much nick will premier league teams it's august 7th st thouse the restart date for the season clubs so in talks of the moment about exactly what needs to be done to achieve that a manchester city vs also an aston villa v sheffield united will be the fixture is played on that day with all games being held in stadiums on thursday players have a sense of concept training for the 1st time no matches have been played in england since march the 9th. over in italy syria's teams are meeting with the it's how we in government to determine the fate of their season clubs of the 2 training just over a week ago now but competitive games have been ruled out and certainly east made june the season they're also on hold since early march so going on in germany though missed out on the chance to go 2nd in the bundesliga draw with her to bill

in saw them stay in 3rd place the game poised here $11.00 like seek out a player sent off holes timberg red carded that this challenge didn't prevent lob sick taking the lead patrick putting his team to one up. but a late penalty was to make the final score to sue. leipzig now a couple of points behind brushy dortmund and they are 9 adrift of leaders by i mean. we played ok in the 1st half or so in the 2nd half or 20 minutes but we're not as dangerous as normally and. also you know we concede now the 2nd time in a row at home from a corner which is also something we have to talk about because we've given away points which are very very important for us. poor form continued with the defeats at fortuna docile doth docile golf improve their chances of getting relegation after recovering hay from a goal down to be

a shout could see one the result extends the win this run for david harkness sites that send them listening to games. and often i'm defeated colognes 31 hoffenheim up to 7th and they're back in contention to qualify for europe with 6 games left in the season. gareth bale has admitted his confidence has been hit by criticism from his own club's fans the 30 year old has been accused of putting his love of gold for head of the needs of the spanish club the welsh international was celebrated in front of a banner suggesting playing for his country and gulf were ahead of rail in his list of priorities. because you would expect if you know having a good time on the pitch you'd expect your friends to get behind you and try and make you do better because it'll make them happy but it seems to be the opposite just whistle you which consequently makes you feel worse you lose your confidence and then you play worse well australia's top rugby league competition has regime it's hoping to attract an unprecedented global audience the eneral is the 1st

football code in the english speaking world to make its return live games are being made available to tens of millions of viewers in the united states new fans tuning in so that perma sales taking on the president broncos matches have been suspended since march in games will be played in empty stadiums or the league is hoping reduced capacity crowds will be back in july dales run in 6 tries in this game winning 346 we've been talking to australian sportswriter scott bailey about what the resumption means for the country. i think are saying numerous statements saying today today's what christmas i can't think of a time if it were a show has gone you know to wait for the other major sporting event or data around a football war or protest or you know tennis tall or low lying to a man so it's certainly a sign that wife is getting back to normal in australia the aerial is very keen to have danes return in caps numbers on july up from july up on the numbers i seem to

be suggesting would be about a quarter of one in every 4 states being built what they would have is dan's having the engine through thermal cameras as a ends are to ensure not as a bar there's also talk about using drones to spray this infected over the state of the sates to make sure that jones are throwing my gut instinct is that they probably won't get it through for july 1 government there has been a little bit of pushback suggesting that that's too soon it's probably not yet on the agenda but but i wouldn't put it past the arrow getting in savings or maybe always saw or september because everything they've said weeks we've sort of scratch our heads and it's a bit too soon and then you know come the time here ends up working out for them the dutch formula one grand prix has been cancelled and will now make its come back next year the race had been due to the f one calendar for the 1st time since $985.00 the australian french and monaco grump race have already been cancelled f

one boss is still trying to put together a revised schedule for this season. and have checked football fans found the onsets a backing your team while supporters are still out in stadiums. so they don't go into repels and set up a drive in for their fans to watch the game against sparta prague it was the 1st match for either team since the resumption of the czech league has and fans got to see their team when 21 they are 2nd in the league behind a prop. ok looking for now nick i actually very much thank you for that so i know it's a discovery that could shed some light on the hunting habits of prehistoric communities in mexico archeologists near mexico city have discovered remains of about 16 mammoths and other species so hard as this report. these big bones have laid here undiscovered the 10s of thousands if it's a delicate operation to now uncover this story and shed light on mexico is ancient

history and prehistoric hunting methods but only one of. the czechs give a shit team is extract a different remain and we're talking about the creatures that inhabited some 10225000 years ago that corresponds to the place to see the park so these are animals of different species the majority of them are mammals we have identified about 60 individuals in total. the brains of found at an airport construction site near mexico city and close to what used to be an ancient lake archeologists believe to herds may have been killed by hunters after being trapped in the lakes mud. the prehistoric colombian mammal sniffed in this region during the pleistocene epoch that lasted until about 12000 years ago while research is didn't find remains of the 30 year willie mammoth that lives further up north they did discover bones and other mammals in 15 human burial sites. the models are also your own not the

1st discovered recently made where an october last year we constantly followed up on each one of them sent until now we have $128.00 discovery sites for megafauna for the 1st time 15000 year old pics used to trap mammals to found in november not far from the latest discovery contradicting your belief that early ancestors didn't hunt mammoths don't get summers when the worst of them are more the way these moments of found which bones of missing other tours even the traps themselves. all of this reflects human behavior from those years we're talking about mexico's 1st settlers researches estimate that some of the remains dug up recently up to 35000 years old amol all killed just have a mammoth task ahead of the each discovery is teaching us more on how these giant creatures and humans once co-existed on this. sort of it does the.

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al-jazeera understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so no matter when you call will be the news and current affairs that matter to you . a 2nd day of protests in the u.s. city of minneapolis has demonstrators demand justice for an unarmed black man killed in police custody. and i mean this is out there a lie from the heart also coming up china's parliament approved national security little's the hong kong despite threats from the u.s. and protests from other nations. a president over words donald trump is poised to sign an executive.