0. concerns grow for running a refugee stock in bangladesh after warning the coronavirus pandemic is spreading fast. play watching al jazeera live from doha with me fully back to also ahead a powerful u.s. attorney who is investigating president refuses to resign despite efforts to remove him. india's prime minister don pay is the border violence with china that killed $20.00 indian soldiers as calls for

a boycott of chinese goods and struggling to preserve tradition we meet the rocky craftsmen whose work is at risk of becoming f. ing up but. we begin in bangladesh where monsoon weather is adding to the growing concern for more than 1000000 rohingya refugees at risk of contracting covered 19 aid workers have repeatedly warned of the disastrous tolly could take on the world's largest refugee camps as a number of infections rise and reports. it's monsoon season in the world's largest refugee settlement for the rohingya who live here one of the most vulnerable populations in the world and already dire situation grows even worse. we're in trouble when it rains water enters my house we can't sleep properly we

have to keep our children on our shoulders at midnight if it rains. but the weather isn't the only thing keeping the home a dark room awake at night. far more worrying for him and his family is the threat posed by coke at 19. if there are hope risks we're not going out from our home with following the instructions of the government says dozens of refugees have tested positive for corona virus since the 1st case was confirmed in the camps in mid may concerned about the devastating toll code 1000 could take on the remainder of the united nations refugee agency has been working hard to construct isolation shelters and quarantine facilities that people live cheek to jowl and very crowded circumstances they often say that the population density of the camp is double that of man and so you can imagine demick diseases are quite hard to control the district of cox's bazaar where the refugee settlements are located was placed in

lockdown in early april according to u.n. h.c.r. on the dash while lifesaving and critical activities in the camps continue the presence of humanitarian workers has been cut by 80 percent in an attempt to reduce transmission of the virus but maybe the thing to really emphasize is the role of the refugee volunteers because when you're really rely on word of mouth to spread information it has to be in a language that people understand i don't know why with the internet largely shut down in and around the camps this moment here cyclist is ensuring rohingya refugees are kept up to date. as part of a program sponsored by the international organization for migration in bangladesh he rides around with a megaphone slung over his shoulder trying to spread hope at a time of increasing despair. and disease. and while how full the haitian says the pandemic if accelerating fare is say so 150000 new cases the highest in a single day and the head of the w.h.o.

says restrictions are still necessary the world is in a new and dangerous phase many people are understandably fed up with being out of all the countryside understandably good to open up their sore site to send economies. but the virus is still spreading fast it is still deadly and most people are still susceptible. we call on all countries all people to exercise extreme vigilance when any half of the new covered 1000 cases are in the americas brazil has become the 2nd country to record more than a 1000000 infections and experts warn the worst is yet to come a latin america at its embassy in yemen reports that the 1st football match of the rio de janeiro state championship was anything but a joyous occasion that really fans of brazil's most popular team fleming go

protested outside the magic on ask him against president jade bosso nat'l he's been betting that the return of football matches will send a message to brazilians that it's time to get back to normal and back to work a couple of bad clicking on a movement is against the reopening of the championship it's a fascist irresponsibility of the government which is not committed to helping people the only concerned about the economy the game in arguably the world's most football crazed country was played without fans inside while right next to the stadium at least 2 more people died from corona virus in an emergency tent hospital . in brazil the number of infections and deaths is unrelenting and with more than a 1000000 infections now confirmed former health minister luis indri commanded that tells al jazeera that the pandemic is still a long way from subsiding but i think that we are in the middle of the pandemic

season we have the country there is a really cold today and we have some cities that really went through the problem was in the middle and other ones that didn't start here so i think that we're. struggling with from latin america's atlantic. coast to chile on the pacific the pandemic is exhilarating chile now has the highest number of infections per 1000000 inhabitants in the world and despite months of partial or total lockdowns less than 40 percent of chileans are staying home prompting the government to limit permits to go out to buy food and medicine to twice a week the president has asked congress to fast track a law raising penalties for violating quarantine to 5 years in prison but many are questioning the strategy the vast majority of the people in the cars that you see here are returning home from work legally there are countless industries and businesses that are operating like for example this well known coffee chain and

that are supposed to be providing essential services but they clearly are not and what's also clear is that the government is turning a blind eye because of economic considerations all the while telling people that they have to stay home. hospitals are at a breaking point and while countries from europe and asia worry about a 2nd outbreak here in south america it will be months before the 1st one even begins to subside you see in human al-jazeera santiago. meanwhile costa rica's government is holding the reopening of its economy after a rise in the number of new cases the tourism department has been urging the government to reopen the borders which are closed until june 30th the central american nation has a racy 100000 job losses since the president declared a state of emergency in made to march. they now the news a powerful a u.s. prosecutor who's led cases against president says he won't be resigning despite an

attempt to remove him manhattan attorney jeffrey berman says he learned about the plan in a press release from attorney general william barr but he says he won't be going anywhere unless the senate confirms a new person in the role but him and lead a case against former personal lawyer michael cohen and is investigating his current lawyer rudy giuliani brendan o'connor is associate professor in american politics at the university of sydney's united study it's united states studies center he says it seems the attorney general may be trying to appease president. it looks like he has what some people describe as an audience of one placing the princes and as a way of keeping your job in the white house we've seen that with my sick tree and stuff i was in the company ministration people the well with donald trump such as jim kelly his former chief of jobs being sacked and then on. really pushing the

boundaries of nice and separate. balances and undermine me and pretty significant played by the spending for him in this i think this will highlight again in the say well what's going on and this is just the problem the new 20 generals very having us just in from the pregnant attorney general in the top of jack head of special prosecutor. and a friend of. you know somebody said here i know you can imagine just the area where you can buy from i think trump is going to buy it was getting rid of a number of papal though i. think pesky to him is wanting to follow the law then we should remember as a republican someone is done nice to the trump camp so not a lifelong in of any of the republican party you told of donald trump but wanted to follow the law wanted to follow these things very trump has got rid of a number of people the attorney for washington d.c.

washington the governor of a number of inspector general's office of the impeachment hearings led to them not being dismissed in the senate so it's not unusual. sacha's of confederate soldiers have been pulled down in several u.s. cities as it prepares for more on time racism protests this weekend. clowns in washington d.c. cheered as the only confederate statue in the capitol was toppled and then set on fire president trump called the act a disgrace and demanded the protesters be arrested to such as what toned down in north carolina and another in san francisco many view the monument to symbols of slavery and racism now this came as millions of americans march the end of slavery a day known as june 18th where the launch ronnie's several states observe the day but there is a push to declare it a national holiday she had tons of reports in washington. once again protests

against police violence and systemic racism in the united states filled towns and cities across the country but friday's demonstrations had added poignancy it was june 19th celebrated as juneteenth a day commemorating the end of slavery in the us always. or. looked like july 4th independence day for the people it means independence hall and other things that has come to pass this year since the protests began following the police killing of george floyd in minneapolis federal and local politicians have pledged to reform the police new york state for example is criminalize chuckles but activists point out that new york city how do you really outlive the strangling of suspects by police in 1903 yet according to filed police complaints the practice is still widespread. that's why the call with these demonstrations isn't for reform but reimagining the entire system of law and order beginning with defunding the

police redirecting money from militarized force to a system that prioritizes deescalation and healing social problem. the police in atlanta where there are also demonstrations have reacted in fury to the arrest of a police officer who shot a black man in the back and then declared i got him is another sign for some that the time for me reform has passed in washington d.c. protesters took at me at the martin luther king jr memorial and then marched to the lincoln memorial the significance of this particular protest on the steps of the lincoln memorial on june 18th put out a time of unprecedented nationwide protests about systemic racism was so important to the organizers our album. this is where dr king gave his 163 speech about his dream of economic and racial justice and the folds promises of lincoln's emancipation proclamation this location was very deliberate and it's very symbolic

we wanted this to be more than just another protest in history. active voices to be louder not that take your eyes and that they understand that we will not stop doing this until you answer our calls for change here ma'am said i have a dream and this generation will see that dream. and 57 years after dr king spoke at a multiracial coalition for racial justice appears to be holding shihab rattansi al-jazeera washington said ahead on al-jazeera are waiting to strike people in hong kong for china's warning on a new controversial draft law on national security egypt's calls for the u.n. security council to intervene up to ethiopia says it will stop filling up the controversial renaissance down.

the shallows throughout this part of asia has become widespread recently. as the satellite picture might suggest there aren't that many in jakarta or in the forecast but there are close java generally speaking is dry places and borneo and sumatra is fine in the southern half but really go further north and where it goes the monsoon rains it helped in myanmar but you got these orange top shells quite a long way size for the time the year jakarta for example has thunderstorms you know monday and showers at least on tuesday or wednesday should be really the dry time of the year different season different concent a nice big swirl of low pressure is on its way through the bass strait course the weather stretches to the north through victoria with raven new south wales and the south where briefly to be windy but it looks lovely quiet until later on sunday for tasmania the frontal system is going offshore or it's wasted towards new zealand

but new zealand actually is enjoying very quiet weather on the western side of australia person sunshine a 2223 the rain gets in by late on monday the other problem frontal system which of course well then walk across the bite towards adelaide melbourne. bubbles but sport to go agree clarity and with city. county because that's economies tank and god losses increase government gets ahead it was world will be levels been asked back it's a record high a stock market is divorced from reality plus the pandemic devastates indigenous communities across latin america. counting the cost 0. play an important role. in. ringback

the and. welcome back a recap of our top stories on monsoon weather in bangladesh is threatening the safety of 1000000 rohingya refugees already at risk of coronavirus aid workers have repeatedly warned of the disastrous toll it could take brazil has become the 2nd country to record more than a 1000000 coronavirus cases it reported over 54000 infections on friday a new high for the country which is the epicenter of the pandemic in latin america and a powerful u.s. prosecutor has made cases against president trump's allies says he won't resign despite an attempt to remove him jeffrey berman led the case against former

president and lawyer michael cohen and is investigating his current lawyer already giuliani. people in hong kong are waiting to learn of china's top decision making body will approve or reject a draft of a controversial new security bill a review of the proposal is expected to end in the next few days this. sanding committee of the national people's congress is expected to pass a law despite widespread criticism it previously failed to pass in hong kong legislation due to a strong backlash edgin brown has more from hong kong where efforts are on already underway to organize a petition to rejects that security laws. we're in one tyson which is traditionally a place where people come to have their fortunes told in hong kong but of course no one can predict at the moment when this new security law is going to take effect we're outside a church a catholic church which has been turned into a makeshift polling station for this vote and workers are being asked to support a general strike now these workers represent you know people working in about 20

different industries here in hong kong not just that students are also being urged to support a classroom boycott now the results of this vote of juda be released sometime over the weekend on the other side of hong kong on saturday morning we met people who are in support of this new security legislation their probation group and they maintain they claim that so far they've collected more than 3000000 signatures in support of that legislation now that represents about 40 percent of hong kong's population now they claim that a lot of the support has come online these volunteers we met say that they were paid to be there but it does show clearly that there are plenty of people in support of this legislation but also plenty of people against it meanwhile the standing committee of the national people's congress is meeting in beijing they've been meeting for 3 days to review this controversial legislation but my understanding is we're not going to get any sort of decision on saturday. india's

prime minister is downplaying the worst border violence between his forces and china in nearly half a century now enter modi has denied that chinese troops crossed into indian territory before soldiers from both sides got involved in a hand to hand fight at the border on monday 20 indian soldiers were killed and 70 were injured in the brawl you delhi says china also suffered casualties but beijing hasn't disclosed any numbers in response to that border violence one of india's biggest trading associations is calling for a boycott of thousands of chinese. made products but cutting trade ties with the world's 2nd largest economy won't be easy as elizabeth reports. gathering the chinese products from their homes and setting them on fire. burning effigies of president xi jinping along with the chinese flag. already facing 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 what china is doing it is very young fortunate if a country is going to treat india like an enemy then we should also. we should not have any creative lucian's with china. that's a sentiment shared by many including an influential group of traders it's not a campaign asking movie stars to stop advertising chinese products it's also $70000000.00 members to boycott $3000.00 chinese products starting with those which it says can be replaced with indian made items spending money on chinese products is i do would be good to the country because china will use the money. i don't. report pakistan for it getting the respect of reducing our country or china that money. against. we asked the head of the trade association of

he'll stop using his apple i phone given many a maid or assembled in china was writing. that don't look. 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 electronics toys clothes and cosmetics and like other markets elsewhere would sell things and both and that low cost many of the products here i made in china. shop owners say they support a boycott of chinese products. we have to offer that people and no longer buy chinese and we'll make an effort to buy indian meal 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 very close to the chinese economy and you know we rely on joe know for a lot of critical products it's not easy to really replace all the boards. because you know you need to invest a $1000000000.00 to. manufacturing and that can't happen in a hurry. 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 new delhi. if he is rejecting a push by egypt to refer

a dispute over its not river dam project to the un security council talks between ethiopia egypt and sudan have sold again after resuming earlier this month egypt is worried the grand renaissance dam will take away water its people need to survive ethiopia sees a project as an important step in helping to pour millions out of poverty. issue the issue with the day can be solved right here instead of taking it to the u.n. security council we believe this is not the mandate of the security council this project is a developmental project the president of the sits for the world in the future is very bad this can also be considered as interfering in a sovereign nations peaceful activity therefore it is not right to do it joseph siegel is director of research at the africa center for strategic studies based at the national defense university he says egypt's latest move is far eastern strategy to extract more concessions from ethiopia. well i think what egypt is trying to do

is raise the stakes and keep pressure on ethiopia and attempt to try and exact is struck a deal as it can out from ethiopia. you know both sides and sadat have actually been meeting. even earlier this week at the technical level yeah and. you have cording to the sudanese your cation minister and they have an agreement to 90 to 95 percent of the issues and so there is a dialogue happening so i think what the egyptians are trying to do is to try to keep the issue as as high up in high profile as possible to tip to put pressure on ethiopia for a better deal. all sides have a lot of you know. pride and identity in this project i mean obviously the dollar river is the troll to egypt's existence and its and its identity and its

economy. meanwhile ethiopia has done for quite $6000000000.00 of its own resources to build this thing out minutes seen. as point of national pride where it is going to be able to generate power for itself and for the entire region as a means of lifting the country out of poverty and you know they've gone through a very. long process of raising funds from everyday citizens so they have a lot invested in seeing this through. a u.s. navy captain who was fired after writing a letter calling for better protection for his crew after a cold 1000 outbreak on board well not be even stated military officials say brett crow z.f. failed to act quickly enough to protect his same is on the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt and for his investigation had recommended that the navy give him back his job well then 1000 same as on the ship tested positive and one died. from the virus mike hanna is in washington with more on the investigation. well admiral

michael gilday 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 now made 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 and he along with the captain have now been basically reassigned they will not get any further promotions so essentially the careers have been put on hold but the key to this according to good to admiral gilday is the fact that chains of command were not properly followed at 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 reassignment of the captain should go ahead the u.k. france and germany say they won't support washington's efforts to re-impose u.n. sanctions on iran the u.s. has threatened to trigger the sanctions if the u.n. does not extend to an expiring weapons embargo foreign ministers from the 3 countries say that could jeopardize the 2050 nuclear ords. some of iraq's most traditional kraftwerk is at risk of vanishing as a nationwide financial crisis hits home grown industries the government hopes fiery ties in the development of its private sector will help its otherwise oil dependent economy simona 14 has this report from back that. since he was a child a bus cardroom has built for additional furniture from palm fronds his precise moves are the result of generations of expertise passed down from his father and grandfather but now the trade is addressed of dying out. my

children haven't learned it and they don't want to learn it my elder son abbas he tried but he prefers to work as a porter at construction sites. during saddam hussein's time chairs and beds made of palm fronds where household item in iraq their mesh designs suited for a country summer heat but out of the 20 shops that used to be here only 4 are left cheap imports from turkey and china have eroded demand for iraq he made goods and you are going to see more than one customer he came to me and said why do you sell the chair for 10 us dollars while the imported plastic chair costs half i told him this is different it's traditional it takes a lot of if it and this is stronger than the plastic but they don't care about that . last year government officials visited the market and in an effort to save it they plan to employ the workers in a state owned company similar to this one which specializes in producing handmade

carpets back in the 1980 s. most of the factories output was shipped to saddam's palaces but designs have hardly evolved to suit modern tastes and demand has dwindled. the goal is to preserve our heritage and to tell the world what we have in our country we are not looking for profit we are ready to lose money to promote our heritage as iraq slips deeper into a fiscal crisis sustaining such state owned companies could become increasingly difficult the solution to reviving traditional craftsmanship like many other sectors of iraq's economy lies not for much in government programs but in the private sector there is one company in back of that that is trying to do just that . the selling point for this company is quality and the made in iraq label it's workshop a dozen employees to work on modern versions of traditional iraqi furniture. but convincing customers to pay extra remains

a challenge and lowering the price would require scale and an environment that supports private sector investment on and. in my opinion the state isn't focused on industry. if it was that offer the rule materials provide land provide investment licenses often machines particular workers with the social or the new government has made private sector development one of its priorities but for craftsman like salah trade is about to vanish such initiatives may come too late simona fulton al-jazeera but the dot. so again i'm fully battle with the headlines on al-jazeera on some weather in bangladesh is threatening the safety of $1000000.00 rohingya refugees already at risk of coronavirus aid workers have repeated lee warned of the disastrous toll it could take the world health organization says

a pandemic is accelerating and restorations are still necessary the world is in a new and dangerous phase many people are understandably fed up with being at home countries are understandably good to open up their source a to send economies but the virus is still spreading fast it is still deadly and most people are still susceptible. we call on all countries all people to exercise extreme big dillon's brazil has become the 2nd country to record more than a 1000000 coronavirus cases every 48 over 54000 infections on friday a new high for the country which is the epicenter of the pandemic in latin america a powerful u.s. prosecutor who said cases against president trump's allies says he won't resign despite an attempt to remove him manhattan attorney jeffrey brenneman says he

learned of the plan to replace him in a press release from the attorney general william r. . people in hong kong awaiting to learn of china's top decision making body will approve a draft of a controversial new security bill a review of the proposal is due to end data on saturday the standing committee of the national people's congress is expected to pass a law despite widespread criticism. ethiopia is rejecting a push by egypt to refer a dispute over its not river dam project the un security council talks between ethiopia egypt and sudan have stalled again after resuming earlier this month if you'll be a sees a project as an important step in helping to pour millions out off poverty those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next it's counting the costs stay with us . i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover for impulse the national security this

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