huge gaps in testing capacity that the government is now trying to close extrapolate that across the country under spread of coronavirus appears far wider than anyone thought. this is al jazeera. peter w. watching the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes. 2 officers 'd have been fired for using excessive force on protesters during demonstrations against police brutality in the united states. tens of thousands have been back out largely peacefully and angered over the death of george floyd

but there was still some violence. several countries reopen their schools and more of their economies with strict rules to prevent a 2nd wave of corona virus infections also. i'm wayne hay in oakland new zealand we will tell you why coronavirus may change the way our cities are designed. now sound how much with all the sporting getting several so solidarity with the protest over the death of george floyd. people have defied curfews and at these $21.00 u.s. states to continue their process against police brutality 2 officers have been sacked in the city of atlanta georgia after they were seen on camera using excessive force rob reynolds begins our coverage. police misconduct amid

nationwide protests over police misconduct hear police in riot gear surround a car with 2 young black people inside one slashes a tire thanks another smashes the driver's window. and the young woman is taped and violently dragged out although she is not resisting. 7 the male driver is manhandled and also shocked with a taser even though each 2 doesn't appear to resist putting down one of the to go for us on sunday after the police body cam video went viral 2 of the policemen were fire authorities identified them as ivory streeter and mark gardner writes this was atlanta georgia on saturday night for protesters calling for justice for

the death in minneapolis of george floyd it could have been almost anywhere in the us atlanta mayor keesha lance bottom's said the officers actions were unacceptable sometime during the night i saw a very disturbing video of 2 young college students who were in downtown atlanta yesterday evening and it was disturbing on many levels. at least not which was set the air clearly was an excessive use of force. 3 other officers were placed on desk duty and being face further disciplined plan as police chief apology asked how we behaved as an agency as individuals was unacceptable and i know that we cause further fear. to you in

a space that's already so fearful for so many african-americans and i'm genuinely sorry this is not who we are this is not where we were about another disturbing video from los angeles shows a police vehicle like celebrating into protesters knocking 2 of them down it then reverse that high speed nearly striking other people no one was seriously injured rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles all the police in portland and the west coast states of oregon were involved in a standoff with protesters they used tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the crowds fire as well it and some tried to break police barricades portland is among the cities that imposed overnight curfews to graze live for us here on the news hour in minneapolis where the demonstrations began so jade just after 8 o'clock in the morning with you give us a sense of what it looks like now that the sun is up in the sky.

hey peter and we're starting to see some activity especially with regards to city workers who are in this area trying to figure out where they go next frankly and when you look at the devastation here we want to give you a firsthand look at what's been burned away it's easy to see why they're having trouble deciding how and where to start. pulling things out and piecing things together it's a process that's going to take a long time here the fire was very intense as you can see really gutting just several buildings in this area and leaping 4 stories in the air at times look there are dozens of buildings across the city that are either burned out or boarded up right now and. that's something that's going to continue because protesters say they're going to keep marching here they say they will be peaceful in fact the majority of people you talk to who are out here pushing for change hoping to help the memory of george floyd stay alive here will tell you

they're frustrated with the violence they're frustrated with the damage and the looting is taking away from their message they say and so peter i think what you'll see today on what is exactly a week after his death is more people turning out peacefully i think you'll likely see some more emotions especially in this area in this community where he was killed and when it comes to those businesses that look as if they've been devastated jay i guess for them the key thing is the economy is in a mess anyway you've got unemployment for 41 heading for 42000000 and those a small local community businesses those are not big multibillion dollar conglomerates can those people take that hates again because they've been hit by curve at 19 anyway. look i think you'll see a lot of these businesses where the owners will be real frank and they'll tell you

i don't know that i can take this hit that it already is you talk about been very difficult though this city had started to open up there were people starting to come back out and and they were starting to get back on with things here coming back from something like this and you can see i mean this building it's not going to be repaired it's going to be removed and eventually replaced there's nothing you can salvage here and the comeback is going to be extremely difficult for sam i'm afraid peter as you allude to impossible here there's just too much to do there's not enough income money coming into businesses right now to really justify that and then you've got the issue of no employees right now and the inability to pay them it's going to really compound what's been a already very difficult time here thank you very much well a memorial was held for george floyd in minneapolis residents of the city placed

flowers and forces off him and held a peaceful protest now mike hanna in washington reporting on protests there and moves to crackdown on a far left group. protesters once again gathered in the vicinity of the white house kept a distance away by layers of police and secret service officers. invoking the name of the man whose death has sparked these nationwide protests. was the president chose to assign responsibility for the violence that broke out in the past 24 hours singling out the predominantly left wing anti fascist movement known as anti. the united states he tweeted will be designated as a terrorist organization the problem is that there is no u.s. law that would allow a group to be designated in this way and the american civil liberties union was quick to point out that any attempt to do so would raise concerns about the

constitutional right to free speech adding that a terrorist is an inherently political label that is easily abused and misused the attorney general subsequently clarified that the joint terrorism task force would investigate the violence focusing on whether any group including antics was responsible and washington's mayor called on the president to temper the tone of his tweets i think that the president has a role to play nationally in calming. the the i rest that we see in cities across america and i think at the least he has to not incite violence and that's what we would expect presidential candidate joe biden visited a protest site wearing a mask he talked to demonstrators and then released the street urging the need to

listen and whether intentionally or not including a picture of himself taking a knee in the manner of athletes in recent years protesting police brutality there were some isolated incidents of unrest particularly in philadelphia where a building was set alight and arrests were made. as the demonstrations continued into the night there were once again outbreaks of violence in various cities. plains flickering a few blocks away from the white house in what police described as renewed vandalism. furthermore what had been a day of largely peaceful protests. washington. to the white house and i correspond there kimberly for mr trump this got very real at one point overnight he was whisked away to the white house bunker. yeah we can now confirm that happen very briefly for the u.s.

president as these very intense protests were going on at one point threatening the president's security so he was briefly put in an underground bunker to ensure his safety now there is extensive mopping up that is going on around the white house one day after just a string of nights of protests that have left graffiti sprayed on buildings that is being scrubbed off even the lincoln memorial a president known for bringing an end to slavery in the united states that was significantly tagged and of course a very historic church across from the white house park lafayette park who was also briefly in flames it is now smoldering but still standing now the u.s. president for his part will be meeting with the nation's top lawyer tourney general bill barr that will be happening at $1430.00 g.m.t. following that there will be a video conference with the nation's governors the u.s. president will be talking about how to keep communities safe as these violent

protests spread across the country and continue with each subsequent night now in the midst of all of this is we heard in my chemists report this president continues to point the finger at the far left group that is in militant opposition to right wing ideology and we should point out the truck presidency he continues to point the finger at them as being responsible for these violent protests in fact the u.s. president has intimated that or has said that very expressly in fact into morning tweets he also has weighed in on sort of the discussion that is occurring around the united states that these are organized in nature there has been some discussion that pallets of bricks have been dropped off at various locations around the united states so that there can be sort of as damage as a result of these protests but in the midst of all of this the. u.s. president has not said anything about this since saturday evening now he may have

an opportunity at 18 g.m.t. that is when the white house press secretary says there will be a briefing as it stands right now the u.s. president not expected to to attend however many people feel that he should be compelled to do so given the fact that he has not spoken to the nation since saturday evening kimberly thank you very much well in some cities police officers joined non violent protest offices in california knelt during a rally there this is opposed made famous of course by the american football player called incompetent in response to police brutality against black people a sheriff in michigan told protesters we are with you before he and all the offices joins the march press the day's news is still to come including. rival protesters face off in brazil is the president jaya bulls another rally supporters against the supreme court. when the job is still hazardous why in answer

to pay we'll tell you about the dispute for u.s. workers and unions joining the pandemic. in support back in the saddle as horse racing returns to the u.k. . china has reportedly asked its states and companies to stop buying soybeans and pork from the united states it appears to be further retaliate with threats by washington to and preferential treatment for hong kong u.s. president donald trump announced the move off to beijing said it would impose a new security law in the territory which critics say erodes its or ptolemy hong kong enjoys special trade and travel privileges with the u.s. which extended to the mainland china is also his president all to revoke the visas of chinese students accusing him of racism. woman. we've heard of the u.s. to immediately stop restricting and suppressing chinese students in the u.s.

by using various excuses immediately revoke the wrong decision and respect and protect the legitimate rights and interests of chinese students in the united states katrina beijing correspondent hi there katrina certain looks as if china is very much upping the economic pressure here. it could be we've had no confirmation from beijing that it is in fact holding these imports but it could be a shot across the bow at the trumpet ministration in retaliation for these threats made now beijing is furious about these threats made by the trumpet ministration and foreign ministry spokesperson john de jenna's we saw earlier mentioned that these threats were that the u.s. essentially had no right to intervene with what china called its internal affairs that beijing had the authority to correct what it described as the deficit and the

hong kong national security law and also as we heard earlier said that these threats to curb u.s. chinese student visas would amount to racism as well as political persecution but i didn't think the most telling line though was jolly gen one the trump administration that following through on these threats would be in essential essentially undermining the bilateral relationship between the 2 countries as well as undermining the trading relationship but i think that could point to a move that beijing is not afraid to hold these imports or affect that trading relationship in response to this. we at all would also fly in the face of the u.s. china trade deal the phase one of the trade deal which the true side signed in december last year and china during that deal agreed to increase purchases of u.s. goods by $200000000000.00 over the next 2 years but analysts say that the relationship with between these 2 sides has gotten so tense and deteriorated so

badly over the last few months not only because of this national security law but earlier because of the coronavirus that beijing could in fact not be afraid to walk away from this deal if it deems necessary to train a thanks very much let's talk now to in a tangle he's a china analyst and advisor to the chinese government on economic and development issues he joins us on skype from beijing welcome back to al-jazeera so good to have you here on the news or so for the government in beijing what does it feel of the main pressure points in this increasingly negative relationship with the trump white house. well obviously you know everything that's been stated going after the students going after our professors. the trade deals the hong kong situation also you have taiwan there's been mentioned that shin jiang also tibet south china seas basically every front there is china feels that they're being attacked are they expecting or are they are asking implicitly for this

administration in washington to do a u. turn because realistically the chances of that happening virtually 0 surely. trump will not a try to does not want to appear weak especially since he's trying to run as a strong man. therefore there's no chance of that i think the chinese have just had enough from their perspective they see this is kind of underlining attacks nothing seems to appease the administration obviously this will have a big effect on the markets when they understand that china is pulling back because substantially you're going to see a real downturn and i don't know that affects donald trump or whether he'll just use as an excuse to say that china did it it might affect him in one particular way surely and that's when it comes to the ballot box was 6 months away from the election jobs president his critics would say that soybean farmers we were looking

at pictures of them there when we were talking to our correspondent in beijing catrina you his critics would say that soybean farmers have been directly hit because of his policies and now the chinese government brings in a scenario that represents a double whammy for those farmers in the states. well absolutely but i mean it's it's really you know you can't go up to somebody kick them and then expect them to be nice to you in this particular case the farming issue was on the table so if you being farmers were hoping that donald trump would follow through on getting them a better deal obviously he has not he can blame it on circumstances but a lot of them will be looking at him from china's perspective they just i think pretty much have had enough and as far as beijing is concerned they will not take back or rescind what their plans are amounting to when it comes to hong kong will

they because one thing that the united states and the rest of the world i guess as well as having to focus in on except here is the hong kong has always been seen by china as being part of china yes ok it was a u.k. territory it was handed back by chris patten in 1907 on the part of the how much to the queen however the reality is that the beijing it was chinese it is chinese and it will stay chinese. that's correct there was seized by force in the 18 hundreds and then the series of agreements were forced onto the then government the ching dynasty and china wants it back just like they want taiwan back it's very in word focused country territory they believe is theirs is basically immutable princeton's taiwan is something that they put into the constitution they didn't put hong kong in there because they never thought that they lost it was just simply unleashed to

a foreign corrupt our want it because they wanted to be the drug dealer choice to china and there in beijing for us many thanks. thank you the iranian government says it's expecting the u.s. to release the iranian scientists from immigration detention within days sirus asgari has been pleading to be allowed out for weeks now after confronting the coronavirus he's been in custody since 2017 initially held whilst on trial for charges of fraud and selling state secrets and scar he was acquitted last month but transferred into immigration custody over an expired visa meanwhile iran says it will keep shipping fuel to venezuela if its government asks for more supplies iran's already sent 5 tankers to the south american country which is suffering from severe shortages despite its vast oil reserves washington has warned iran and venezuela about trade as both nations are under u.s. sanctions. in libya there's

a new ground battle underway south of tripoli fighters loyal to the warlord holy father after are attacking the town of. just kilometers away from an important supply line local sources have told al jazeera a drone and up to 25 armed vehicles are part of the offensive it comes just after as fights as we're forced to retreat from areas near the capital port on sunday. there is a sharp rise in fighting we understand between the saudi coalition and yemen's hoofy rebels the coalition says it shot down 2 drones launched by the who for use they were launched towards the border town of calmness it's a cease fire announced by the coalition in april expired last week with use of projected for a permanent truce mohamed is live for us in the capital mohammed tell us more about what's happening there. yes the situation in yemen is very volatile especially that the we are very if we are talking about v.n.

the 1st confronted his have once again resumed between both sides these southern transfer councils forces which are backed by the united arab emirates and also the saudi backed government forces the collision or the confrontations of started in libya and also share sale and regions and also in other fronts and abyan province both sides are attempting to drive each other from the abyan province the southern presence who council wants the independence of the sub of yemen from the north while the saudi government wants to keep the unity of the country and also to. amend what they say riyadh's agreement that war between both sides that has given both sides to form a quality government and also to keep the security and also. important military facilities under the control of the saudi backed forces the situation is

expected to is collates both sides are tending to force their prospective. thanks very much. that's poor so the weather has everton thanks so much paid a lot to whisk you over to central america from may where we've had the 1st tropical storm of the eastern pacific i reckon seasons over here you can see this massive cloud is actually from the war has actually been issued already for this one but this area cloud just around the yucatan peninsula has been producing torrential downpours in el salvador not just el salvador honduras pushing up across somalia it's billy's and up across the yucatan peninsula you can see some really heavy rainfall has been coming down here really since last friday has been absolutely throwing it down and you can see the kind of conditions they were struggling to deal with here as a result of that many rivers have burst their banks hundreds of people have been evacuated from their homes as a result of this really really heavy rainfall around 600 millimeters of rain city

possible as we go on through the next few days and that's all courtesy of amanda that's the name of the storm as a final warning has already been issued for it has made its way across the land so it's lost a lot of its intensity in terms of the wind but in terms of the rain though more heavy rainfall coming in across the southeastern corner of mexico as a result of amanda and is even though we're no longer considering it to be a tropical storm as we go on into wednesday really heavy rainfall continuing here with further flooding to come peter overton thanks very much. retailers in the u.s. have been criticized for praising the staff as heroes for working during the coronavirus pandemic while at the same time ending a system in which they receive extra pay for dangerous conditions unions are calling on companies such as the internet giant amazon and supermarket chain on a krueger to reconsider if she has returned see. the u.s. has major food retailers like wal-mart amazon whole foods trader dru's and krueger

don't release estimates of how many of their workers have contracted prove it 19 how many have become ill and how many have died but the food and commercial workers union estimates 10000 sick or exposed to the virus and dozens of deaths amongst those that represents some of america's largest companies have refused to release this information or in the case of mammals i have attempted to silence workers were brave enough to speak about it for its part credo which owns several u.s. supermarket chains instituted hazard pay at the end of march but called it here i'm paying an extra 2 dollars an hour thank you for being a hero together we are the best put to the shock of its workers here on pay and in mid may replaced by a $1.00 off bonus of between 2 and 400 dollars we are total targets sitting ducks for the virus and that risk is why we deserve our hazard pay when our

hero's we're sacrificing this is a risk that we are get me. we deserve a hazard pay until i no longer have to put on a mask to work at a grocery store they asses on may 5th to dress up as heroes here all day i'm so happy i was off i don't know who decided to do it that but it was important to. people are suffering people aren't dying and they want us to dress up as superheroes. trager is expected to be egypt's 1st quarter profit forecast the same week as the company ended hero pay it was disclosed that kroger c.e.o. wrote the mcmullan's annual compensation agreement to $14200000.00 kroger declined our request for an interview but its actions do raise the question of whether this new normal will be just the same as the old model except with yet another layer of

inequality not just of wages but of whether you were given the opportunity to protect yourself from the virus or not as had an extra 100000 workers since the pandemic was declared in the us but if you resign because they feel they're in danger of contract are often not eligible for unemployment benefit but workers are fighting back. while demonstrations by those calling for a full reopening of society received huge amounts of attention. hundreds of wildcat strikes and protests around the country told by working us who recognize the danger of the new normal have received less attention and also under the radar some employers may be feeling the pressure as workers decide their job just isn't worth the risk the department of labor statistics tracks your labor statistics tracks official stress they don't track in any real way how many people called in or how many people hold a notion the fight to define the new normal is just beginning she have returned see

al-jazeera. much more still to come for you here on the news hour including as countries in asia ease their way out of lockdown much caution does remain primary schools in england are open for class today but up to a 1000000 children are being kept at home. and formula one gets the green light for all of its marquee races details later in the show in the sports. played. in the golden age of cinema as one man provided the soundtrack for a nation out 0 well to me it's the musical composer for over $350.00 movies music for entertainment escapees yand and conflict. a prolific composer who put joy to millions alley it's man egypt's musical my story on

al-jazeera as bombs continue to rain down on afghanistan civilians are paying the ultimate price they are completely forgotten and no one is listening to these people while those responsible operate with impunity this is about owning our mistakes is about saying science is about accountability in a largely unaccountable war has anyone from the u.s. military been in touch with you since then i know not for klein's investigates afghanistan civilian loss in the u.s. air war on al jazeera. all. welcome back you are watching the news out these are your headlining stories to

police officers in the u.s. city of atlanta georgia have been fired. for using excessive force during the protest police surrounded the car slashed its tires and then used the taser on 2 people before driving them to the ground and handcuffing the. people in cities across the u.s. of the 5 curfew is to continue protests against police brutality for 6 months president trump has blamed the far left group known as and to fund for the violence but some protests. china has reportedly asked its state owned companies to stop buying soybeans and pork from the u.s. it appears to be further evaluation of threats by washington to end preferential treatment for hong kong. to brazil now there's been violence between protesters and supporters of the president also nardo in rio de janeiro and in sao paulo some accuse the president and his supporters of exploiting the coronavirus pandemic for political gains brazil reported a record $33000.00 infections on one single day that brings his total number of

cases to half a 1000000 is presently cooped up. clients. tear gas. and smoke this is one of the main roads in brazil's financial capital example. and one of the largest demonstrations against preston jaya bill tomorrow months protesters on one side. supporters of the president not far away are the clues determined to keep the 2 apart. you know the sort of person i want you know they started dispersing the crowd and shooting whoever was in front of them the funny thing is there's a demonstration back there proboscis in our own and the police aren't doing anything with them it's a totally different treatment was. a sudden a scene for years janeiro but this time the rival groups and the police full stop.

also novel is under investigation authorized by the supreme court and the supporters have been grounded for weeks. we'll talk a different anywhere dr. judy view i'm here to defend freedom the freedom to come and go political freedom to support right wing politicians and against the institutional coup that the supreme federal court with the deputy's chamber are trying to lay upon this nation i on and brasilia the target of the criticism rides on horseback without a mosque rallying supporters outside the presidential palace. on a deal with the country reported oh red cross rise in the number of infections to more than half a 1000000 the protesters say instead of fighting the brink of cold 19 in the country the question is exploiting. the truth is that we have a dissing an authoritarian escalation in the country we understand that the current

government can use the pandemic for these authoritarian ends they're betting on chaos. jibril scenario other supporters have repeatedly criticized state governments will post drop downs he wants to reopen the economy but the disease that he once called a little flu is killing more brazilians and deepening political divisions. and 0. cases in eastern asia have been on the decline and on monday several countries relaxed a lot done some allowing health clubs and zoos to reopen while others are letting people go to work for the 1st time in months but scott reports now from bangkok many are still approaching the changes with caution. it's been more than 2 months since athletes could train in thailand's national sport my thai kick boxing but on monday the government allowed further relaxation of its measures to control the virus the 3rd phase of easing the country has seen

a steady decrease in the number of covert 1000 cases over the last several weeks with both foreign and thai clients it's welcome news for the chocolate my thai school in bangkok. my tie is not just about self-defense it's a form of exercise but for living in a dangerous situation people are concerned about their safety they want to know is safe to commit we've been putting in all the necessary precautions like taking temperatures and disinfecting the a.t.m. regularly so those who want to get back into the ring can now start training again other gyms have also opened their doors as well as cinemas and spas but they all need to abide by updated regulations and social distance in south korea even as high tech robots are being deployed to prevent the further spread of the corona virus clusters of new infections at churches have put officials on edge this comes after cases were traced to nightclubs and a distribution center but there appears to be a downward trend after

a 2 month high number of cases was reported late last week and in the philippine capital manila after 11 weeks people were allowed to return to work. it is scary but i have no choice i need income i don't have money to buy for my 2 kids i also have to pay my debts the payment for my house is already passed did you date commuters had to wait hours in long lines at the number of trains and buses were limited to about 12 percent of normal capacity because of strict social distancing measures it's got harder al-jazeera bangkok. south africa has postponed reopening of schools by one week students in their final year of primary and secondary schools were due to go back on monday but teachers unions opposed the move saying there's not enough protective equipment for me to miller is in johannesburg she says it's created more confusion for parents. the last that parents had heard from the government is that schools would open on june 1st that's now been

perspired for a week in only after a battle with the unions who said that the schools are ill prepared to take back students or during this period there is a lot of concern around the decision to reopen the economy and also the schools despite that being phased in schools across the country that don't have a personal protective equipment for teachers and students schools that don't have proper sanitation including running water and that's especially the case in rural areas areas outside of cities and towns and unions are complaining that much of the resources are being focused on cities on towns a private schools in particular have a far more resources and they are public schools in this country that don't aren't in that position to adequately prepare for the return of students there is a lot of concern given that south africa hasn't reached its peak in terms of covert 19 infections right now south africa has about 32000 infections just under 700

people have died from a covert 19 and it's expected based on governments projections that the people only be reached in a couple of months or so so given that south africa is potentially in the early days of trying to deal with the scar on a virus there is concern about opening up the economy children returning to school and the schools not being adequately prepared for some children in england returned to the school students are been kept away from classes now for 10 weeks but there is intense debate in the u.k. about whether it's too soon to reopen here's paul brennan the support of the teaching staff and the parents have been tremendous. at this bilingual independent school in north london the challenge of getting ready to reopen this week has been enormous carpets and rugs have had to be removed the book trays and toys have been covered with plastic sheets even the whiteboard pens are separated into sterile and

non-sterile containers we don't want them to access many results this because it will mean that at night we will have to this effect everything everything but after 10 weeks away here at least the head is keen to get going again honestly the past months we've seen some this stress among the children during our session our lying on the sessions they're really missing a child they're really missing some kind of normal school life and it's now time to to come back and to resume our daily life as much as we can the children returning to school come back to a very different environment to the classes that they left desks are socially distanced there are face masks and there are much smaller class sizes than before amidst all of this an ongoing debate as to whether children should be going back to school at all given the fact that test and trace is not fully operational yet in

several other european countries schools have reopened and the u.k. government is keen to follow because the education of our children is crucial for their welfare their health for their long term future and for social justice but schools in scotland and northern ireland won't reopen until august and around 20 local authorities across england have also told their primary schools to stay closed the main teaching union which represents 450000 members once reopening perspire and for at least another 2 weeks and 3 members of the government's own scientific advisory group have also expressed concern that it's just too soon however what some see as a gamble others see as a leap of faith we have to trust them they've been brilliant before the log down when the pandemic was already there so it was in 3 and they are right paul brennan

al-jazeera north london. officials in india are allowing some people to resume work and other activities to more public transport is being restored as well but high risk will stay in lockdown until the end of the month in the reported its highest single day jump in cases on monday elizabeth purana is in new delhi and says it appears the government is taking a calculated risk. off to phases of lockdown the government is calling what's happening from monday unlock phase one and apart from the lockdown continuing in containment zones till the end of the month we are seeing more strict restrictions being eased in the rest of the country states are allowed to allow to open up their borders and to state travel is allowed but the government has said that they're also allowed to keep their borders closed if they're worried about the number of cases and we're certainly seeing some states do that delhi's chief minister has just announced announce that they are closing their borders for

another 7 day states also given more flexibility to open up but with certain restrictions like hotels and restaurants allowed to open for another week the state of west bengal is the 1st to open religious places the 1st in the country since the law began but no more than 10 people allowed inside to maintain social distancing we are seeing more people out markets getting busy and as you mentioned we're seeing public transport in the form of buses metro system but all of this is happening as the number of cases in india continues to rise there are nearly 200000 have recovered but over 5000 deaths in the thinking from the government and not just the government but also health experts even those who have been incredibly critical of the government and how it imposed the lockdown is that india cannot remain under lockdown and definitely 114000000 people have lost their jobs mine

900000000 of them a daily wage earners who have to work every single day to survive and health experts say that the lock down has to be replaced with cluster specific restrictions based on health assessments and that the purpose of the lockdown was to prepare the health care system and that the government must continue to make the maximum effort to do so to handle the evitable rise in the number of cases as restrictions. istanbul's iconic market the grand bazaar has reopened after its longest closure in more than 550 years and shut down in march as part of the measures to contain the virus as al-jazeera cinema persona reports try to say they expect business to pick up in the coming months. this summer's historical grandpas are real phones in stores today after being closed for 17 days due to coronavirus measures the procedure is always the same. they travel to temperature

and away ring a face mask is mandatory this suffering more has been built for her during the 14 sixties and there are at least 2500 or shops inside this offering all. this plant was are is seen as healthy and then for the new air our shopping malls because. is natural it's those windows on the top and circulation is provided through these windows is the 1st time the group was our has been close for so long and its history except for the 1999 earthquake being the most popular destination in the city by george help the customer say here are tourists. most of those soaps are opened and the owners of the shops tell us that it's much better than staying at home so that's why they're happy to be back in business but of course some of them are still afraid of possible coronavirus. infections but most of them say they're ok with that because all measures are taken but mostly the

market concerns are there leading concerns so let's talk to one of the business men . their expectations for this new season you know the 7 days well our expectation that you just wish it's going to be better but of course we don't have a call from it till september. i hope till beginning of this september everything will be one. for them better let's wait and see is this curve of their existence after the is a moment of idea i'm on the shop owners here let's wait and see until september until everything is much safer and sounder. the pandemic has changed many of us live and it's forcing a rethink about how cities and towns are built when they in or clint you zealand takes a look now at how health priorities are changing urban design. as more

people emerge from the coronavirus hibernation they're finding their communities a changing in many cities and towns around the world footpads are being widened to allow for more space between pedestrians or as it's known now social distancing more cycle lanes are being created so there's less reliance on public transport in new zealand so called technical urban ism the process of making quick interim low cost changes that over time become permanent was being trial before the pandemic now the government is investing in modifying city streets momentum has been built and certainly a lot of people we work with the local council around the country on their bar already thinking about this way of operating and working and cycling across a crown of ours kind of artist in personalized some of the kind of effect of tolls labor has to offer next price you know it's happening all over the world including in the spanish capital madrid where some roads are being closed to vehicles to allow for cycling and pedestrians modes of on the one of him i'm still colliding

with others but i think it's a great idea and they should keep it up on them and coronavirus may change a lot more about the way we live and work if we are to adapt and learn from coronavirus in terms of the way we design our cities and lifestyles then it won't necessarily be a new thing over the centuries pandemics in outbreaks have led to significant changes in infrastructure design and policy that ultimately created healthier safer environments now architects in urban planners are looking at what this pandemics legacy might be like cities with more open shared spaces making facilities like sports venues able to be quickly changed for another use designing healthy of buildings that rely less on a conditioning and more on natural ventilation and lights and posing the question to many of us really need to physically go to work at all therefore making urban centers less congested.

and. the concern is however that as the world recovers from the pandemic the epa tight for a significant change in the design and docketed will fade governments are investing now but may not be so keen as the economic fallout from cova $1000.00 worsens and money is diverted elsewhere but those pushing to change say the cost of not preparing for the next outbreak would be too high wayne hay al jazeera oakland's coming up with sports news with sound of the spanish champions find out when they'll be back in action details when we come back. business leaders whose vote to buy no brass pot.

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summers between the instant just didn't think you were. a star. santa ana kimi could face a punishment from the german f.a. for their tribute to george floyd both award justice for a georgia florida shirt cheering their side 61 over 61 win over president bush on sunday to feel the shirt after scoring the 1st of his that's 3 goals that he was booked for the gesture but could receive further sanctions since 2014 plays in the bundesliga have been banned from showing personal messages of any kind floyd died last monday after a monopolist police officer knelt on his neck as he pleaded i can't breathe. for

those another display of solidarity for floyd and bruce morton glad that $41.00 win over union very lean. who scored twice celebrated his 2nd goal by taking any his actions evoking memories of former n.f.l. star calling company who neil it during the u.s. national anthem to protest police brutality and racial injustice or join us now or stand for german football a correspondent for the athletics 1st of all what's the fan reaction i know it's been played all the matches have been played high and the closed doors but what are their reactions for the solidarity of the players. well it's tough to generalize the fenton reaction because as you said the fans weren't present but their clubs have come out in support of that which a figure significant because it would have been easy for them to look the other way to pretend nothing happened but they have all now in the course of today come out

and supported the actions of the players and even. by munich who weren't involved as far as the protest is concerned all of a con the former goalkeeper who now sits on the board has said that he wants players to be more vocal more often when it comes to the social issues and he backed them as well but how what kind of a punishment are we expecting here for the from the german football association but this is a really interesting question because when we had a similar case it onto nugent 2014 who also made a protest not in the commission of the black lie it's a movement the german if they decided to look the other way effectively they gave him a ticking off they warned him as to not making any political statement but did not punish him nothing that sets a precedent and i can only hope maybe for the sake of this course which i think is you know that's a reset in the bundesliga that this is going to be the same outcome but of course

they would have to look at it you know germany is buried by the book but ultimately i think there's a good chance that they'll be let off as you mentioned political protests it's not something new in football there's been something like that in the past has none. now on to new jersey made a gesture we've seen other players come out with that with similar messages that used to be widespread that players would come up with religious messages i mean there's a good reason i think as a bottom line to say that bush should not have encourage players to make these statements but i think he's extraordinary times and i think everybody understands the sentiment here and they wouldn't like the german if they themselves are very anti racist to make these statements all the time so i think it would be very strange if there were to punish the players for really just repeating what they themselves stand well for quickly let's talk about how has it been has it been a success for the restart of the football and germany. it has been

a success because all the games with the exception of the 2 we had one team appointed have gone ahead there was a huge fear that you know we would see positive tests and destructions so far it hasn't happened to a form that stays into the 9 games that were still outstanding and yet it's been a big relief that so far it's been relatively untrue grammatic and of course a role model for other leagues to come back later this month off our whole concern german football correspondent for the athletic thank you very much for that. spanish champions barcelona resume their title defense on june the 13th that with the nate kick off against my oka after a 3 month break bustle on our leading well madrid by 2 points after $27.00 and matters when the campaign was postponed due to the pandemic. has confirmed dates for only the 1st 2 rounds of fixtures after the restart and 10 days on matches will be paid behind closed doors. well former no one has been given the green light by

the u.k. government to host 2 races at silverstone at this summer it's been reported that the british government will provide participants exemption from the fee to be pointing period for international arrivals teams must submit a detailed plan of their movements aware about to be approved by the government if one season is set to start in austria on the 5th of july. also racing has just got underway in u.k. becoming the 1st sport to return in the country after the lockdown races are staged behind closed doors with the event taking place in newcastle will attend races are planned access to the course was limited to everyone present had to have the temperature checked on arrival and it had to strict social distancing rules jockeys warface moscow's during the race. and that's it for me back to peter. santa thank

you very much and another sign of the global reach of the anti police brutality protests in the u.s. huge numbers of people have marched in new zealand they converged on the u.s. consulate in oakland chanting black lives matter many more joined smaller marches elsewhere across the country. well back in the u.s. people using the hash tag black lives matter to document protests and talk about their very personal experience will leave you this news hour with some of the images they've been sharing on various social media platforms more news in 30 minutes it's time for a recent graduate from occidental college i just got my bachelor of arts and politics tell you why you were better i was also a track and field athlete there i was team captain for 2 years and have a paid internship with the los angeles county board of supervisors we did that. because we and i'm not a 3rd. take it had to be somebody you know for many years you hit your knees on

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