increase government debts are headed toward world war 2 levels the nasdaq hit so right hold us don't talk is divorced from reality plus the pandemic devastates indigenous communities across latin america not. counting the cost well i'll just see a. man . al jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from london i'm doubting you navigate are coming up in the next 60 minutes the world is you know a new phase the world health organization warns the coronavirus pandemic is accelerating as the number of cases in a single day hits a new high. honoring george florida and celebrating the

anniversary of the announcement of the end of slavery thousands rally against racism across the u.s. . canada as prime minister says he's disappointed that china has charged a former diplomat and a businessman with spying. on protesters call for mali's president to resign for a 2nd time this month. only wellies with the sports news and the latest on the condition of motor sports impala in p.q. well. he's been seriously hurt in a place in italy and has undergone surgery for a serious head injury. welcome to the news hour the world health organization has delivered an alarming warning on the coronavirus pandemic rather than easing the outbreak is in fact accelerating

and the world is now in a new and dangerous phase so globally 150000 new infections were reported on thursday that's the highest number in a single day nearly half of them were in the america w.h.o. is urging people everywhere to maintain extreme vigilance the world is in a new. many people are understandably fed up with being at home countries and understandably go to open source ideas and economies but the virus is still spreading far as it is still diddly and most people are still susceptible. we call on all countries and all people to exercise extreme vigilance so the w.h.o. drew particular attention to brazil which is fast approaching 1000000 infections

the highest number of cases outside of the u.s. another 1230 people have died there in just the past 24 hours and scientists and italy have found traces of the corona virus and wastewater collected from milan and terrain in december suggesting it was being spread through northern italy even before china reported its 1st cases let's bring in our line america editor of the sea a new mention joining us from santiago to discuss brazil 1st of all the number of cases there nearing a 1000000 and a see any sign that the brazilian government is trying to get to grips with this. but indeed as the w.h.o. calls for renewed vigilance we're saying that president bush or not it was called for x. and acceleration of opening up the economy and even things such as football matches 1st of all let me say though that we are expecting the health ministry of brazil to confirm that indeed the country has surpassed more than a 1000000 infections in

a short while a conglomerate of newspapers and other media mainstream media in that country has already done so they usually put out their statistics earlier than the government but in any case we are seeing that president bush now though is urging the main football matches to continue the championships in different states one was held in rio de janeiro just yesterday right next to a field hospital where grow the virus patients were dying as the smoke that as one of the country's most popular teens was playing inside with no public but still people outside protesting against the president many brazilians say it's much too soon to bring back football in that country or just about anything else as inspections continue to spread i spoke to the the former ministry of health of brazil luis and we get monday several new may recall was fired by president bush on out of business he had wanted to implement was stringent confinement measures and i

asked him how long he thought it would take before this pandemic begins to subside in south america's largest country and also what he thought about the fact that president bush another wants to follow president the u.s. president to lead by withdrawing from the w.h.o. . i think that we are in the middle of the pandemic season we have a country though it's a really a continent and we have some serious doubt really went through the problems once in the middle tide and other ones that didn't start yet so i think that we will till september. so one day you will work with him so closely how much of his decisions do you think are influenced by his friend president donald trump of the united states they're very close and they're trying to to follow one too but some are followers trump. cheney was automatic writing next week that group said there

he started saying the same thing here i don't think that he really thinks on doing the media trump thinks i'm doing that because you know. you get up b. and i are there wont to have to discuss new tools for the war health organization remodeler modernizing but the countries there. if the countries are not sitting on the same table to make this discussion the ones that are not said there will not be able to are you so you don't think that they're going to go through with it they were not drug has an election and the 2nd semester both sides are hesitant to go 22 so as soon as trump passes for his election no matter the result if he loses a lot of states want to do it if he wins the united states won't do it so well so now it's probably going to change his position also. and what's the situation like in chile to what extent is that lockdown they're being adhered to.

that is a very very shall we say controversial subject the government has been insisting and probably right but no less than 40 percent of the chilean population has been at hearing what it's supposed to be a total lockdown now here in the capital sandalow which is now the 4th most infected city in the world there are they are asking for penalties to be increased to 5 years in prison in fact for anybody who violates the quarantine but there are a lot there are other voices that are saying that the reason why you see so many cars out of the street so many people walking around is not just because people are irresponsible but because for example at this hour they're probably home from work and the reason they can do that legally is because the government appears to be turning a blind eye and allowing a lot of companies a lot of businesses to keep operating because of economic considerations while at the same time telling people to stay at home either way hospitals are collapsing

and the situation here is extremely serious for a capita jilly now has the highest infection rate in the world right to see a new man reporting from santiago thank you when millions of people across the united states are commemorating what's known as juneteenth it's the anniversary of the announcement of the end of slavery large rallies are taking place in washington new york atlanta and many other cities activists are calling for racial justice and this year the date significant has grown because of recent protests against racism and police brutality following the death some police custody of several african-americans so juneteenth got its name because on june 1865 an order was issued to free thousands of slaves in the state of texas slavery had already been abolished for more than 2 years but many whites in the confederate south kept the new secrets there have long been calls for it to be a national holiday but with the recent protests against racism and police brutality

those calls are gaining momentum. gabrielle is on the life for us from new york and there have been a lot of people out there today kapor out. there sure has been easily tens of thousands of people throughout the day it's a little after 5 pm here we're at washington square park in new york city this is one of the protest groups that we've been following for the last several hours a very day 1st group of people black white asian latino all out here protesting for the rest of the classifiers matter. and these are the seeds similar to seen throughout new york state all day. there were more than 40 different protested new york and i want to bring it one of the protesters here sorry sprinkling our you very much that i'm going to go thank you for talking to us on al-jazeera we want to just what was of your want to your goodnights or cyril not

one of the organism does not have far wiser i mean i've been doing civil rights marches and rallies for many years not just. to see so many people who sought to divorce but the groups of such organizations saying we're not going to put up with the abuses of the violence against but the odds are saying that it matters so there are so busy so many you. organize and hold testing peacefully in the united states news the beloved couldn't take them what the family doctor can talk about you know objectively have you ever seen anything like this in your life not the same not sustain them in good deeds you coming out of the streets not for 3 weeks just to clone stuff that they're they they are committed to having a low blow it's inclusive we're all together won't be disappointed united where does this movement go from here. mommy we need change in the soul to change around the world we need to make the conditions better with no food deserts people living

in poverty in common quote inequality i mean it's good it's. let me close with this kind of energy it's gone beyond for george george it's not something that happens to me and i have there been so many black men and women who've been very hard to please don't miss thank you thank you very much i appreciate you talking to us i know this here is that just gives you an idea. of what people are thinking out here misspent certainly a historic movement without a doubt and one that really shows no within sight on this juneteenth i should say that the mayor of new york on friday declared your team a city holiday following many other cities and states around the u.s. also declaring a holiday as well now the push is will it become a national holiday like many people are. all right carol thank you for that update from new york. president trump was planning to have his 1st campaign rally in

months on june 13th but postponed it's a saturday after a backlash and he's tweeted a warning in the lead up to that rally saying any protesters and in his words low lifes who are going to oklahoma should understand they'll be treated differently to those in new york seattle and minneapolis shihab rattansi has been speaking to demonstrators in washington. but without the lincoln memorial clearly of enormous significance on june the way with several 100 protesters you can watch from the bottom to the king jr. memorial. and i'm with one of the organizers off this protest. at the services appearing with us to tell us the significance of celebrating and protesting at the lincoln memorial on june. the uprising that's going on around the country yeah this location was very deliberate and it's very symbolic we wanted this to be more than just another protest in the streets. active

voices to be loud enough that they can hear us and that they understand that we will not stop doing this until you answer our calls for change here man said i have a dream and this generation will see that dream through. are you seeing signs of trade was a lot of talk about trade but do you actually see actual change now the possibility of actual change from the people who have the power to make it so i will say that disappointment in our leadership is definitely. not what i will say is that our community is showing up in our community is changing and from that change within community i believe that we'll see a change in policy i have never see him or heard so many. people of color white people asian hispanic anyone coming together but it was so pastor powerful i think that the community is changing and i think that more and more you so much. thank you go to work. and that's what we keep on hearing that

does seem to be something different perhaps because of the specificity of the defund the police it's all just racism is the police they just create proposals. still to come on the al-jazeera news hour under a cyber attack australia's government institutions have been hacked by an unnamed nation. taking aim at boko nigeria's military says it's killed several leaders of the armed group. and concern for a sport in the united states with positive coronavirus tests on the govt tour and major league baseball as well. but 1st these streams relations between canada and china have deteriorated further after a former canadian diplomat and a businessman were charged with spying michael coverage is being held in beijing

and businessman michael spay for was charged near the north korean border and they're accused of spying on state secrets for a foreign entity so both men were detained in late $28.00 soon after their arrest in canada off maine wenzhou she's a top executive a chinese tech giants weiwei she's also the daughter of wild ways founder and is facing extradition to the u.s. on fraud charges over trade with iran well speaking on friday they can aid in prime minister justin trudeau said china had linked the charges to men's arrests he said he was disappointed with china's actions and would continue to push for the men's release china's also believed to be the state based actor behind a major cyber attack in australia alexey o'brien has this report. these are the men at the center of a case that's left relations between china and canada at their lowest in decades. michael spader a businessman promoting links to north korea who helped set up

a high profile visit to pyongyang by former basketball star dennis rodman. has something at stake and michael covert a former diplomat who works for the ngo the international crisis group a role that saw him appear on this channel's program inside story the i.c.j. says coburg is an unfortunate porn and the largest struggle because more than $550.00 days after their wrists both men have been charged with espionage. and the indictment charged michael coverage of secretively gathering state secrets and intelligence for overseas organizations with particularly serious circumstances the facts are clear and the evidence solid and sufficient details of the evidence against either men were not revealed but they've both been called victims of hostage diplomacy because their detention and 2018 came just 9 days after the arrest of mung in canada. she's a top executive

a chinese telco giant weiwei and wanted by u.s. authorities over alleged violations of sanctions against iran just last month the canadian court ruled the extradition case can proceed analysts say there's little doubt the 2 cases are connected. and would be sent to the united states to face trial and it will canadians who simply be punished for the acts of canadian culture among us out on bail and living under house arrest in one of him mentions in vancouver that supporters of the so-called to michael say they haven't been allowed visits by lawyers no loved ones and meetings with consular officials have been put on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic canada's repeatedly appealed for the men to be freed continue to. ask attorneys and put pressure on to. arbitrary detention

of these 2. who are being held for no reason the. chinese government is disappointed with. 3 we will continue to stand for. the return of the 2 michaels the 2 michaels face life in prison if convicted brian al-jazeera let's cross over to edmonton and speak to gordon holden he's the director of the china institute at the university of alberta thanks for a time with us on the news hour so has canada been caught in the middle and these 2 canadian businessmen are simply paying the price for this geo political game going on right now between the u.s. and china. you know as an accurate assessment. we are following count as following the extradition treaty requires us to examine carefully any extradition request in 8 states this case is for violation of. sanctions against iran but there's an

element of fraud the united states alleges and that is these allegations are being examined by the canadian court system in china under a very different just different judicial system has an effective and hostages rest of these 2 canadians in 20 teen but now by proceeding to charge them formally in a country where conviction rates are above 99 percent where they will be probably tried in a closed court rather could be neither embassy representatives nor a lawyer this is most unfortunate for them and his girlfriend they angered many canadians whatever justin trudeau is options we hear him say that he's expressed disappointment but does he need to take a tougher stance against china as the conservative leader in canada seem to suggest . whether he's under the premises under very strong pressure to in effect push back strongly against china the problem isn't china's

a great power i'm not convinced that tit for tat retaliation takes us anywhere more positive yes we can retaliate perhaps mr chinese imports weatherby a range of things we could do john is quite likely to match that they have at the end of the day war far power there we are i'm not sure that mixing apples and oranges helps i would say keep up the pressure let the court system again to run through its system visited manama make sure full of all that you're michael's going down the road of retaliation economic rebellion not sure that really serves the michael's or speeds their release and you yourself have been to chinese presidents tell us about them what you've seen now what conditions of the 2 men could be held and sure just to make a point clear i was there as an embassy representatives visiting canadian writer team but. these this is

a hard time i rest in standards there basic they've improved over the years but chinese focus is very much on strong reeducation was not a lot of focus on retraining or on the rights of prisoners it's tough times and during this 6 months of particular the 2 models were interrogated by the ministry of state security a separate branch of the chinese government they were subject to solitary confinement multiple interrogations for many hours every day the lights were never turned off pretty basic food this is tough time being served by our to citizens all right gordon holden believe it that we thank you very much for a sequel to us from canada it's a pleasure thank you. australia's intelligence agencies say the country is facing unprecedented cyber attacks from an unnamed nation prime minister scott morrison wouldn't be drawn on whether they're part of australia's increasingly hostile

dispute with china beijing has already denied being involved because gates has more from camera. after warning from its jolly spy agencies prime minister scott morrison addressed the nation based on advice provided to me by now cyber experts astray and organizations are currently being targeted by sophisticated state by state sauber after sophisticated continuing and widespread targeting everything from all levels of government and political organizations to health education and critical infrastructure the government says cyber experts identified it is a state based hard because of the technique and scale. you could describe it is malicious and that is why now. when its leaders need to be right but morrison reassured saying they didn't appear to be any large scale breaches of

people's posts no inflammation it's a form of ice maciek warfare or information warfare and the. scouts ran the usual declarations of hostilities and the a dedication of who's doing the attack and a lot of it is about denials cyberattacks knew but the government says they're increasing in frequency and scale it won't say which state it believes was behind the attack but it comes at a time of heightened tensions between its trailer and beijing. since is generally a cold for an independent inquiry into the coronavirus pandemic china has imposed tariffs on bali hole to bait imports and also warned chinese students against studying in a straw lia well the government has been careful not to point the finger at beijing publicly it's the country most widely speculated by intelligence experts to be

behind the cyber attack and one of the few states along with russia iran and north korea which would be capable of carrying out such an attack whoever is to blame the government is businesses to strengthen their technical defenses as the attacks increase weekly gauge 0 camera well tens of thousands of people have rallied in mali's capital bamako for the 2nd time this month calling for president over him to resign the protests are encouraged by opposition leader mahmoud dicko those who oppose cases accuse him of corruption and failing to contain violent armed groups the west african country has been engaged in a civil war since 2012 feta has promised to hold talks to establish a unity government is following developments from senegal as capital jakarta. it's enough that the west african body echo was sent a high delegation. 3 to the capital bamako to try to mediate what seems to

be intensifying conflict part of this delegation we have the foreign minister of nigeria i ricos and the air and the head the commission head of echo was to try to find some sort of agreement between the 2 parties because the protest the protestors are gaining momentum now there's less people than last week partly because people couldn't afford to come to the capital bamako from the countryside and because of the security situation but still we have thousands of people on the streets of moscow protesting asking for president. to once again resign so it seems that the concessions that the president had made on tuesday raising the salaries of teachers i'm. suggesting that he would dissolve the newly elected national assembly in the constitutional court calling for an national unity government will all that was not enough to stem out and to quell the crowd of

protesters and in the absence of say who is the main opposition leader who's currently has been abducted a few months ago during the parliamentary elections in the absence of stimulus you say well it's the influential leader mahmoud who's leading the charge against kate and so following this high level mediation by the west african body he's conceded that he's willing to hold talks with as long as he fulfills his promise the nigerian military says it's killed several high ranking boko hot on leaders in a series of airstrikes on a village in the north east the settlement was reportedly being used as a training ground for fighters. has more from. the strikes were carried out over the course of 2 days after days of surveillance according to the military and they were sure that leaders of boko haram fighters who were there at

the compound when it was struck as well as several fighters were also using the surrounding training ground the community or the villages on the fringes of the some piece of forest and what's interesting by the way this information was released by the nigerian military on the day the nigerian president met with all heads of security agencies from the army navy air force the police and the intelligence agencies where he was quoted as saying he was not happy with the way the security operations in the country were going to remember the not only the book quote on fight in the northeast of the country but also the banditry attacks in the northwest of the country where in the last 2 months hundreds of people have been killed now the military said they were sure that they have gotten very value very high value target as they put it in that compound and that the information they got

after the attacks were completely completed was that several of such leaders have been killed. plenty more ahead on the al-jazeera news hour including boycotts on chinese goods in india but can be a deadly border clashes get people to give up their smartphones waiting to be reunited a father who is one of thousands of palestinians separated from his family for months as a result of covert 1000 and there's football returns around the world there are concerns that teams are playing too many games too quickly details coming up. how low we've got signs of drier brighter and warmer weather coming into western europe over the next couple of days but for the here now loss of cloud still

tumbling in this slow moving weather system here that's going to produce the fun thunder showers as we go through the next couple of days we can see more showers into central and eastern pasco to marry of high pressure here that's going to block the passage of these weather systems over as we go through the next day or so so when you do catch a shower it's going to be heavy it's going to be slow moving and is likely to cause a flash flooding there you go further showers here we go on through saturday saturday's a drive prices day for much of the british isles and also into france a low wiles will gradually see some what the weather is this weather system just makes its way across and we go on into sunday sweeps through brightest the skies start to come back in behind 22 celsius for london and for paris but as we go into the middle of next week we could see highs quite fit around 28 degrees celsius so warm sunshine will return some so i became and that was the weather into central and eastern parts with the foundry downpours northern parts of africa meanwhile

stay fine and dry the showers continue across central areas possibilities for the flash flooding here all the way through west africa. this virus is destroying people's lives for essential workers on the front lines either a pride yes is it you share their experiences of the u.s. response to cold with 19 well i can do it i know it. can go one paycheck that's a system that's fair we need to do everything in our power to change this system completely faultline america's pandemic workers. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why i've always influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights not. just the evils over the failed to

oppress move again and continue to keep the negro to be defense that what you mean by about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. hello are you on the top stories on the al-jazeera or the world health organization has borne the coronavirus pandemic is entering a new and dangerous phase more than 150000 cases were reported on thursday be highest number in a single day. millions of people across the united states are commemorating what's

known as juneteenth the anniversary of the announcement of the end of slavery rallies are taking place in new york washington atlanta and many other cities. this strain relations between canada and china have deteriorated further after a former canadian diplomat and a business found were charged with spying the canadian prime minister justin trudeau said he was disappointed with china's actions. the u.s. navy says it won't reinstate captain brett cross year after finding fault with his response to a coronavirus outbreak aboard the aircraft carrier theodore roosevelt's another talk officer will have a promotion put on hold more than 1200 sailors aboard the ship test the positive and one sailor died from the virus catherine crosshair was hailed a hero by his true for writing a letter urging the navy to provide greater protections a previous investigation had recommended reinstating him let's bring in mike hanna who's joining us from washington just remind us a little more about the background to this particular story mike.

well back in march the nuclear powered carrier theory adore rusa filled contract at the number of cases of the coronavirus of board the captain sent out messages saying that this was happening following a visit to a port in vietnam but then got impatient with the pace at which the navy was moving in terms of dealing with the situation he then fired off a letter and didn't use a series of e-mails pleading for immediate action saying that his sailors were going to die and insisting that the navy do something about the situation well he was a mediately relieved of his post the then acting naval secretary thomas motley was the one who ordered the reassignment of the captain the motley then flew to guam which is where the aircraft carrier had docked and what was reported to be an invicta of didn't speech criticized the captain before his crew criticized the crew

and then this disturbing military members exceedingly motley then returned to washington amidst an uproar including the fact that he's going on a $250000.00 flight he subsequently resigned the navy then put pressure on the pentagon to reinstate the captain who as you said had been seen as a hero that would appear to be under way until the secretary of defense mark esper stepped in and asked for a wider investigation into the matter before signing off on the navy decision to reinstate the captain so what's been said about the reason behind that decision. well admiral michael ghil day who's the head of naval operations was the senior officer who originally asked for the captain to be reinstated he has been at the top of that investigation and he's nominated an announcement that if he'd known then what he knows now he would never have recommended reinstatement he says he

found a number of command issues with both the captain and the strike commander of the fleet of which theodore roosevelt is a part of the rear admiral michael stewart stewart to give a and he along with the captain have now been basically reassigned they will not get any further promotions so essentially their careers have been put on hold but key to this according to to admiral gil day is the fact that chains of command were not properly followed of the admiral commanding the strike force had not being told by the captain aboard the same vessel he was on that this letter was going out so he found in retrospect after this lengthy investigation that there were real command and control issues involved and that the a reassignment of the captain should go ahead all right mike hanna reporting from washington d.c. mike thank you the southern indian city of chennai is back under strict lockdown measures after

a spike in corona virus cases health officials reported almost 1400 new infections on thursday or 40 say restrictions will remain in place until the end of the month after least police have set up hundreds of checkpoints around the city they're also using drones to monitor at cities 15000000 people in china in the capital beijing off already say the recent corona virus outbreak which forced the reintroduction of lockdown measures in parts of the city is now under control more than $180.00 new infections have been reported since monday and hundreds of thousands of people have been tested katrina you reports. this time last year long queues were a common sight outside beijing sporting or entertainment venues but this week thousands have been queuing to be tested to carve a dining team many here who work in the restaurant industry here know months it's because many in the restaurant industry buy their me and fresh produce from shane

40 market i think this is why we need to reassure customers beijing's should body wholesale market is reportedly the source of the latest outbreak it's applies 80 percent of the capital's food dozens of people have been infected and more than 29 neighborhoods are under lockdown now authorities say the new cluster is under control. the city detective dammit locked the source and it took measures at the earliest time after the outbreak they managed to cut off further transmission and it kept all the break withing a minimum range chinese scientists have published the genome for the virus strain saying it came from outside the capital more than 700000 people have been tested since the latest outbreak was discovered more than a week ago beijing authorities are using mobile phone data to help track contain the virus residents of possible high risk areas recently received this message it says according to bing das analysis may help foster shin flooding wholesale market

recently we urge you to stay home and report to authorities those who do not will be held legally responsible the new infections continue to rise in the capital hundreds of flights were canceled after beijing race its alert level on wednesday travel restrictions and social distancing measures have been reinstated raising questions about the government's transparency but the outbreak in walk on had disastrous consequences and now just after a few days the beijing authorities say this outbreak is under control do you think this can be trusted. so it's not sure that. there is some cover of infection numbers and situation but i don't think this will happen in beijing it was we didn't know about the virus and how to deal with it. authorities say the new cases are not severe but despite reassurances that the outbreak is under control

people fear normal life or something like it may still be a long way away katrina you aging. in your leaders or fail to strike a deal on the box coronavirus rescue fund at a virtual summits that's despite europe's facing the worst recession in its history european council president charles michel said negotiations would be ongoing after the meeting didn't provide results for posing a recovery fund more than $800000000000.00 but it's not clear how these funds will be allocated and how they'll be paid back and a butler what's the virtual summit from paris. the e.u. council head michel certainly said after this video conference meeting of e.u. leaders that most member states are on board with the fact that something needs to be done to help the european union recover after the coronavirus pandemic now what these leaders were gathered to talk about was this $800.00 plus $1000000000.00

recovery fund that has been proposed by the e.u. commission to try and revive the member states economies of course battered by the coronavirus pandemic europe one of the worst hit continents so far more than 190000 people have died in europe so the leaders a very keen to try and boost the economies to get europe working again but of course for that they need money so they propose this package which would be formed of grants and loans money borrowed by the european commission off the financial markets but what the leaders were discussing is exactly how big this package should be should it be as big as is being proposed or is that too much and how exactly would these grants and loans be distributed and how would they be paid back now leaders are expected to meet again in july this time not 13 lee but in person and many are pushing for an agreement to be made then on this recovery plan former

allies in yemen's war a battling to control the island an island off the horn of africa southern separatists stormed the security department building in the city of on the island of sockets are the southern transitional council is backed by the united arab emirates and it's fighting government forces supported by saudi arabia the us to say had originally supported the saudi you eat coalition against the rebels but now wants to break away from the other in yemen and the yemeni minister has called on the coalition to end the fighting and restore our order on the islands. one of india's biggest trading associations is calling for a boycott of chinese products it comes amid heightened tensions after 20 indian soldiers were killed in clashes on the border with china earlier this week about purana reports from new delhi people have been burning chinese products and flags.

gathering the chinese products from their homes and setting them on fire. burning effigies of president xi jinping along with the chinese flag. or defacing billboards advertising chinese products people have protested across india calling for both military and economic action after 20 indian soldiers were killed along the border with china for the 1st time in 45 years gina what china is doing at the border is very young fortunate but if a country is going to treat india like an enemy then we should also treat them to see. we should not have any created lucian's with china. it's a sentiment shared by many including an influential group of traders it's not just a campaign asking movie stars to stop advertising chinese products it's also asking that 70000000 members to boycott 3000 chinese products starting with those which it says can be replaced with indian made items spending money on chinese products is a do would be good to hit the country because china will use the money i don't.

report pakistan for getting their respective abuse in our country or china that money. it's forces against indian forces. we asked the head of the trade association of he'll stop using his apple i phone and given many a maid or assembled in china there's a good idea of the let me go look up all over. india imports $70000000000.00 with of products from china southern bazaar is one of the biggest markets in india selling everything from household items to any tronics toys clothes and cosmetics and like other markets elsewhere would sell things and both and at low cost many of the products here i made in china. shop owners say they support a boycott of chinese products. or do chinese dog we have we have to offer

that people and no longer buy chinese and will make an effort to buy indian mean even if we make less profit. but others told us they could make a living if they didn't sell chinese made products but were afraid of saying that in the current climate of anti china sentiment. china isn't just the biggest exporter to india it's also a crucial investor in some of its most successful e-commerce companies but i don't think it's practical because you know the indian economy is is very close to the chinese economy and you know we rely on giant no for a lot of critical paradoxes it's not easy to really replace all the boards. because you know you need to invest. you know manufacturing and that. so while people destroy chinese products in public and the hash tag boycott chinese

products trends on twitter the latest model of chinese smartphone one plus sold out online in minutes elizabeth al-jazeera. thousands of palestinians stranded abroad because of the pandemic are asking to return home the palestinian foreign ministry says it's working to help some of the only border crossing to the occupied west bank has been closed since march because of restrictions and reports . they do so want how doesn't know when her husband will come home their houses in nablus in the north of the occupied west bank he finished his ph d. studies in italy and has been stranded there since march she shares recipes with him through video calls and they try to stay connected the family says it became increasingly difficult who shared his father passed away a couple of weeks ago he says it was already hard enough for him to be studying abroad in his own and his father's death brought immense pain in me.

i couldn't say goodbye the last image of him was wondering as funeral i watched it online it also hurts me that i can't support my children after this was especially that my father used to live with them shut his grant has come to an end which adds a financial burden on the family but the psychological effects have hit them harder when you're an amateur darkness you want to we couldn't be together during our sadness we are afraid that we won't be able to share our joy we're scared that shaddy will miss our son's high school graduation and. this hole is normally bustling with travelers during the summer time and is almost never empty but now palestinians living locally cannot return home and from abroad take come many palestinians abroad who have other citizenship to spend their vacation here with friends and family now they can't the majority of palestinians living in the occupied west bank can only travel through a now and crossing with jordan known as the allenby bridge after the 1st

coronavirus cases emerged in the region jordan and israel closed that border in march a few 100 have come back already after special co-ordination but more than $6300.00 palestinians are waiting to return most of them are students their families protested and saying their loved ones have waited long enough problem for some on social media accuse the palestinian authority. of neglecting its people now. we are stranded as a country under israeli occupation we don't have airplanes or airports and we rely on other countries to open their borders to let our people in. the foreign ministry promises to help returned those who have been stranded soon until then families like those are thankful for the technology that is keeping them closer. algis eda the occupied west bank the british government is being urged to boost financial

support for refugees and asylum seekers struggling during the coronavirus pandemic u.k. charities say the existing cash allowance and a ban on work have left them more vulnerable than ever orenstein reports from london. one guy used to be a senior banker in zimbabwe but when the coup happened 3 years ago the connections put her life at risk she was forced to flee the country with her children and claimed asylum in england she now lives in a small flat isn't allowed to work and is provided with the equivalence of $43.00 a week to feed and clothe herself and her kids that money is not enough to buy clothes it's not enough to it can be maybe to buy forward but it's also difficult for you to me like buying clothes if you called for us to. pick out for us. to pay for that you need 2 choices for guys

experiences are the norm for asylum seekers in britain recently we met up with binny and eritrean who delivers food to refugees in the northern town of middlesboro he told us he'd found a woman who hadn't eaten for 17 days and was on the point of starving to death when you have an age of 70 you have to be confined into a 4 by 4 meters wall sharing a house with another city people from different cultures and nationalities on top of that you have got arthritis helis conditions. and also some things you need someone to talk to you because i have a great impact into your mental health opposition politicians have been pressing the government to increase the weekly amounts of money asylum seekers get during the lockdown and last week there was a rise of the equivalent of about $3.00 a week the government justified it on the grounds that it's above the inflation rate there in reality it barely makes a difference many people know harms way several months if not years from decision

there. so it should be lived in on what is now one pound 60 a week early long time you. just how hard it can be not to stay far to afford to buy clothes the winter once replaced by a secure. tends to. be time we don't. read. asylum seekers and alone the government recently did a u. turn over the provision of food to children in the poorest families in the country whose parents have told us they had to choose routinely between feeding their children or feeding themselves since all this began the johnson administration has made a great deal out of being able to magic up hundreds of billions to give to workers who cannot do their jobs effectively paying them to stay at home the total cost of giving asylum seekers some money for a few basic necessities is by comparison very small indeed but clearly these things are not about morality but about political will largely al-jazeera downing street

in london. the sports is coming up on the news hour including by the world's most expensive footballer has to pay his own club $7.00 and a half $1000000.00 lee will be up in just a moment and he'll have all the details. hello

again time for the sports there's a really fine thank you very much let's start with pollen and pick alex zanardi who's been seriously hurt in

a ride accident while competing in it's only the crash happened during a hand baikal. in tuscany and involved a heavy vehicle the 53 year old italian was flown to hospital with severe head trauma and has undergone surgery his condition is described as extremely serious sonar used to ryse in formula one and had both of his legs amputated after a riff it crushed during a car twice in 2001 he switched to competing as a hand bike racer and has won 4 paralympic gold medals italian prime minister he said picante has sent a message of support saying don't give up all of it is with you the american golfer nick watney has tested positive for corona virus at the p.g.a. tour event in south carolina several of the game's top stars are competing at the r.b.c. heritage the rules put out by the p.g.a. say that in the event of a positive test tournament's will not shut down what he who isn't pictured here

with drew before friday's 2nd round or who need to self isolate for at least 10 days golf season we started last week without fans after 3 months of why. other major us sports are dealing with coronavirus problems by spall is hoping to start next month but the philadelphia phillies have closed their training facility because 5 players and 3 staff members tested positive for toronto blue jays shut down their florida training camp after one of the players who'd recently spent time at the phillies showed symptoms tampa's and i was also reported cases and so has the san francisco 49 is an f l. so the premier league in manchester united have drawn $11.00 with tottenham in their 1st game back because football returns around the world the global players union has expressed concerns about player safety kind there's already been a spike in injuries because of insufficient preparation time and congested much

jules leagues are trying to make up for lost time because of coronavirus and well governing body thief has tried to ease the load by allowing 5 subs for much liverpool manager gun club says it will be tough but he does want to get the ses unfinished. we have now a lot of games in a pretty short period of time the but that's the challenge for all of us we will see but it will be 100 percent really really tough but for example the injuries from us another and from dusty have conceded have done to do with. with a shrug he's used or anything else these are things again have always conflicts or you don't want to have this can happen and so yes i would not. think it should be no not at all the who's name is challenges manchester city is still competing in the f.a. cup and champions league so i scored rotation is certainly a concern for that boss pep guardiola the problem will be when you play recently

days in the next week when we really only have chelsea newcastle away liverpool at home and every 3 or 4 days and that is the problem we have accumulated minutes in your legs with a lack of it's a condition that is worst and i'm not going to change 11 players every time. but. of course i'm going to use the chance to to make faced with decisions in every game in every game guardiola also revealed to one of his expensive signings laver son i wants to leave city the german midfielder has turned down 2 offers for lydia and has been linked with by in munich. a player who's moving from germany to the problem he is trying to tame over he's seeing out the bundesliga season with logic before moving to chelsea but it means he won't be able to play in the late champions they called a final in august it is now to the 2nd of a go up to him i would love him to stay but i can understand his viewpoint he's going to a new city in a foreign country with a different language and it's

a special situation one that we've never had before with everything mixed up because of coronavirus so i don't think people should judge from afar what kind of person to play a team how is he still a great guy and a good player the world's most expensive football and neymar has lost a long running lawsuit against his former club boss alarmed the brazilian who now plays the parsonage a man climbed up owed him an unpaid bonus of nearly $50000000.00 but a spanish court rejected that and ordered him to pay then $7500000.00 instead i'm finally moto g.p. is another sport making steps towards a return some of the vidas were out testing on the track in barcelona the 2020 season is finally jussi get underway with butts about race weekends in heaven spain starting on july 9th. and that's all the sport for me from all right they thank you very much sir for that update and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera

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