it's reality has joined the long exposing the old tricks try. their rhetoric and blame but they cannot manipulate the listening post your insight to the media 0. protests against president jacob also now those pandemic response as brazil records more than $50000.00 coronavirus deaths. this in and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up u.a.e. back to southern separatists in yemen who seized control of the strategic so cultural island from the saudi backed government. egypt says it supports a political settlement in libya a day after president sisi threatened military action against the u.n.

recognized government. plus the alien seaweed invading the waters around southern spain and threatening an ancient life. the world health organization has reported a record increase in global coronavirus cases with more than 180000 new infections on sunday night while some countries around the world are now winding down their fight against the pandemic for many the scale of the battle continues to grow not america has recorded more than 2000000 confirmed cases with more than half of those in brazil protesters have marched against president jalal synonomous response to the pandemic as deaths cross 50000. in europe the rate of infection in germany has jumped sharply to partly to the relaxing of restrictions the country has recorded

its single largest outbreak in a slaughterhouse with more than 1300 workers testing positive meanwhile spain has reopened its borders to the rest of europe they're hoping an influx of visitors can steady the struggling to resume industry and we're going to have more on spain in a moment but 1st let's speak to daniel who's in argentina's capital oneness and is daniel let's talk about brazil 1st of all are we seeing a growing opposition to president assad also now and the stance that he's been taking throughout this pandemic. well yes rob we're certainly seeing that and we've been seeing a gradual decline in his support since the beginning of the coronavirus crisis and the his handling the president job handling of that crisis a pandemic that he's called nothing more serious than the mind of flu he's said the economy is much more important than dealing with the with the pandemic he's

encouraged people to go back to work is rarely seen in public wearing a mask and he's had fairly regular protests in his favor demonstrations in his favor in brazil and brazilian the capital and in other cities because you mentioned there have been growing protests against him around the country people have been marching in sao paolo on sunday and in brasilia on sunday he failed to appear today has been a direct response from him to that number of 50000 deaths over a 1000000 people in brazil now infected with 19 virus among those were $21.00 for bullets from the corinthians football team in sao paolo one of the major teams in latin america of $27.00 players tested $21.00 were found to have the virus that will have an impact in the news in brazil but the other thing is the president is also being investigated on a number of corruption charges which involve his 3 sons who are also politicians

he's in broad in a battle with the supremes court and with some of the states in brazil which are trying to implement measures to fight the virus he's been in direct opposition to he's been sending investigators in to look into their affairs in what's become a major political battle around the country with people some states trying to fight the virus and the president himself saying he's not especially concerned it's something that will just where itself out in time so a very confusing situation and the numbers are continuing to rise let's take a look at the wider picture why is it that some countries in latin america seem to be dealing with this pandemic better than others. well some certainly are in argentina where i am the moment president alberto fernandez at the beginning of the crisis implemented harsh measures around the country he said that trying to save people's lives took priority over the economy

the economy in argentina not in a very good state negotiations going on to try to avoid a default but he said the free of paraphrase him but he said something along the lines of a country can recover from a bad g.d.p. but it can't recover from many many deaths and he's stuck with that policy all along very tight lockdown here in one of cyrus. travel on the on the underground on the metro system is severely restricted most of the deaths here around him one osiris also measures announced on sunday in in venezuela where a total of $33.00 deaths has been announced there very few people give that much credence think the figures a much much higher but the vice president there has said that strict measures will be brought in to try to contain the virus in venezuela they have the added problem that something like 4000000 venezuelans have left the country in recent years economic and political reasons tens of thousands of them. are leaving the countries

they've been in because the economies have been shut down trying to get back to venezuela trying to cross the borders many of those will be infected movie going back to a country with severe economic difficulties and the health system in very dire straits so i can think we can expect a rise in figures of people infected and deaths in venezuela to go along with the rise in in cases around latin america and that's why we're giving us the latin america for bringing the service thanks very much indeed. well as we mentioned spain's a state of emergency has been lifted more than 3 months after it was imposed to stop the spread of coronavirus the country's borders are now open to almost all of it's a uni bers without the need for quarantine many hope it's not too late to salvage the lucrative summer travel season and the hayward reports. the freedom to travel once again both within spain and further afield as its borders with most of the

european union are finally reopened and one of the longest lockdowns imposed in march to stop the spread of the virus is completely left it isn't the end of the government of us is that not i feel good because i can finally go home and i'm not scared to take this flight because there are health precautions in place i'm happy to be going back home. spaniards were told to stay within their own province until now so with the state of emergency ending roads and trains to take them perth fields soon filled up spain's economy relies heavily on tourism visitors are now starting to come back but it will be a wait to see if the numbers are enough to sustain the industry you know he's a pretty accurate but it's the 1st time i've seen this many people and it's good because we need to reserve if not we will be in trouble but this is much more than just about the economy for many people it's personal a lender who lives in

a care home in madrid is now able to see more of the family and more often get able to. it's a long time since i've seen him she says after being reunited with her grandson. spain is trying to move forward from this crisis but more than 28000 people died from corona virus here and remain very much at the forefront of everyone's mind and he would al-jazeera yemen's u.a.e. backed southern separatists have seized full control of the island of the southern transitional council says it has also deposed the governor of the island but yemen saudi backed government is calling it a coup it's the latest move from the separatist group which wants to see a sovereign state in southern yemen. reports. celebrating the new military gains forces loyal to the self supplies southern transitional council as to see took full control of. the archipelago

is located in the arabian sea overlooking vital or oil and gas shipping routes through the gulf of aden babel mand and the red sea this is a major victory for the u.a.e. backed separatists who took over the city of aden 2 years ago and further expand that influence by announcing sell through in the south in april. by seizing the s.t.c. moves closer to words achieving their goal breaking away from the north and reinstating the republic of south yemen that existed until 1990 which was united with the north the internationally recognized government of president i'll double so handy condemned the action by the s.t.c. as a coup based in saudi arabia had he and his our allies feel betrayed by their

hosts in riyadh what. will be what happened in sokoto is an occupation by the saudis and the immoralities i call on the government to resign and seek another honest partner 5 years ago saudi arabia and the u.a.e. launched a major military campaign in yemen their stated goal was to defeat the who thiis. that sees the capital sanaa into $1014.00. the saudis and the emirates accuse iran of using the who these to destabilize the region of a campaign soon turned into a humanitarian disaster. thousands of civilians were killed millions face shortages the u.n. considers yemen the worst humanitarian crisis in the world. the separatists have. likely to turn their attention to the provinces of.

the last areas in the south until the control of these loyalists. the latest developments are likely to undermine the un. and the war in yemen and start political talks between warring factions the country now is more divided than ever raising fears among its people over a prolonged conflict more casualties and more suffering. maybe as you and recognize government has warned egypt that any move to interfere in its internal affairs would be seen as a blatant declaration of war on saturday egyptian president. said he'd order his army to step in if libya's strategic city of sirte is attacked sirte is under the control of libyan war. but the turkish back to g.n.a.t. forces have been advancing for several weeks well it is in misrata with more on the

reaction from libya's internationally recognized government. several d.n.a. officials have responded to the president of the 5th to his c.c.'s remarks on saturday called the mystery that's the speaker of the high state council has said has denounced his remarks calling them a violation to libya's sovereignty of the g.n. a military commander was spoke to a little while ago he said that their forces are adamant and they will answer search now it's important to note that these are forces that know the territory and certain very well in 2011 forces primarily from here in the straka were responsible for entering search and capturing and killing one more good that they did that of course with nato support in 2016 the same forces are the ones who went to sirte and liberated it from high school they did that of course with american support so these are forces that know the territory well they are confident they can enter

sirte and they say that they will and you know the commander earlier told me that the d.n.a. or our forces will not stop until we in his words liberate all of libya from have to control and so what we're seeing is the genie forces out of the political system here are adamant about. getting aletha have to out of the picture they say they won't negotiate with after and they're adamant about retaking or taking control of all of libyan land. still ahead on al-jazeera. serbia's president toasts his party's election success but not all parties recognize the result. of a setback for pro-democracy labor unions in open court as china moves closer to enforcing a controversial new security law. hello

there also more severe storms developing 3 will central regions of the united states as we go through the next couple of days you can see haleigh plenty of yellow flashes indicating again the mall thunderstorms meanwhile out across the west it has been holes it has been dry and it has been extremely windy there are dozens of wildfires burning this is a particularly big one at the big horn fire it is cool to just outside tucson not have been any evacuations but it's only about 20 percent contained you can see it through all those canyons and so far 37000 acres or 15000 hectares of actually but there's no rain in the full cost of our zona temperatures will remain high and then you can see this line of what will develop into some significant thunderstorms all the way from the great lakes right the way through the central plains right there down towards the south and that system will work its way gradually east was as we go through tuesday finish that rain beginning to push towards the eastern seaboard

but again on tail end of this we could see some very heavy thunderstorms on this always out threat of tornadoes more showers fairly widespread throughout the caribbean but again the heavy rains particularly impacting costa rica on juris the yucatan peninsula as we go through monday and by cheese day because some fairly brisk winds bring in more showers that at least for the next few days generally draco's cuba and across into haiti on the dominican republic. is saudi arabia publicly championing women's rights so do you think he's committed to hiring excuse empowering women while privately punishing those who step out of line they've been aided lap and from there we lift our stake into the security he pointed out as their world examines the alleged detention and torture of saudis women activists the only charges against them relate to their talking to foreign organizations like human rights watch and amnesty international saudi women reform

or oppression on al-jazeera. to new. york not to see a reminder of our top stories this hour the world health organization is reported a record increase in global coronavirus cases with over 180000 you infections on sunday brazil has passed 50000 deaths linked to the corona virus as i go to president chad will synonomous response grows. yemen's u.a.e. supported southern separatists have seized control of the island of sumatra southern transitional council says it's taken over government facilities and oppose the governor's yemen saudi backed government is calling it

a coup. libya's un recognized government as want egypt to that any move to interfere in its internal affairs would be seen as a blatant declaration of war on saturday egyptian president of the fuck else says he said his country had a legitimate right to intervene but egypt's foreign minister says his country backed a political solution to the conflict. if the o.p.'s foreign minister has accused egypt of trying to interfere and destabilize ethiopia's internal affairs over the controversial grand renaissance dam in an interview with al jazeera. and i've got to also rejected egypt's call for the dam disputes to be handled by the un security council the $4600000000.00 is under construction on the blue nile and it could affect water supplies for millions of people and if the opiah egypt and sudan the 3 countries are yet to reach an agreement on the dams operation with sudan warning

against escalation and calling for further negotiations they took their politicos to politico's cairo always seeks to exploit the differences within ethiopia and interfere in our internal affairs they try to open the door for anyone who opposes the ethiopian government and provide them with direct and indirect support the egyptian agenda is based on destabilizing ethiopia we have that documented they have tried everything under the sun either directly or in directly through their agents and allies we see how they act when they disagree with our neighbors they race to ignite sedition and fuel strife and divisions everyone who opposes us is the year to them would welcome an honored in cairo and they give them media there again despite all of this we never not a single day dealt with egypt the way they deal with us we treat them always with discipline and diplomatic behavior no precious government in ethiopia ever meddled

in egypt eternal affairs. violence at the border between sudan and ethiopia has left several people wounded they attacked their gala but so sudanese militias clash with the ethiopian army it's the 3rd outbreak of violence of the border this year and it's less than a month after the previous attack. canadian police have warned an exiled saudi dissident that his life may be in danger the guardian newspaper reports that omar abdel aziz was told he's a potential target of the saudi government it was warned to take precautions of the disease was a close associate of saudi journalist. who was killed by saudi operatives in turkey in 2018 un special rapporteur on extrajudicial killings agnes kalamata said on twitter the report isn't surprising she said that if there aren't consequences for saudi arabia the kingdom will continue to threaten and silence dissidents she also questioned why saudi arabia is being allowed to host an upcoming g.

20 summit now the hashmi is a director of middle east studies at the university of denver he says these incidents will continue as long as saudi arabia doesn't face consequences from the international community. it's clear that the saudi crown prince has learned nothing from the murder and as a summation of jamal and he's once again on the prowl and this i think unless he's stopped it sends a message to all of the word terry regimes around the world that they can also imprison they can also intimidate and go after dissidents wherever they may be living the saudi crown prince is acting like a schoolyard bully who will continue to act aggressively until there are consequences to his behavior and if you look back over the last roughly 2 years since the murder of jamal there have been really no serious consequences for the saudi crown prince he continues to. intimidate dissidents he continues to have very close relations not just with the trumpet ministration but with many other western

liberal democracies that claim to uphold human rights none of them have taken a serious position they continue to sell arms to saudi arabia they continue to have work very warm relations and this november most of those leaders of western liberal democracies that claim to uphold international law and human rights will be traveling to riyadh for the g 20 summit so i think this is part of the problem. so be as president has declared what he has described as a historic victory for his party in the parliamentary election there a sabayon progressive party of aleksandr of which it was widely expected to win an absolute majority in sunday's ballot exit polls show the center right party took more than 62 percent of the vote a number of opposition parties boycott of the polls saying it wouldn't be free or fair because of which is control over the media. which of us was over there. we won the greatest confidence from the people tonight the biggest ever in serbia

in times when a few believe we can do it this is also a warning from our voters to be even more responsible and much more diligent and to get the best results for our people. that are going to tell us the leader of the opposition alliance for serbia group says he does not recognize the result. of us last minute and then today serbia unequivocally said no to the regime of alexander abnormalities and madness which we have been exposed to in our previous years to boycott fulfilled its meaning it's completely exposed the regime and today everyone can see what serbia looks like. there's growing criticism of u.s. president donald trump's decision to hold a campaign rally against the advice of medical experts it's just the latest in a seemingly endless stream of controversies surrounding trump and now it's taking its toll on his popularity is how the american public is rating his performance political web site $538.00 has collated all the polls to show trump has a disapproval rating of 55.2 percent his approval rating based on the same polls

is 41.4 percent and that compares to the average approval rating for all u.s. presidents from 1938 to now of 53 percent according to gallup poll head to head an access survey monkey poll taken a week ago found 53 percent of adults would vote for the democrats joe biden that leaves trump needing to make up ground only 43 percent of adults said they'd vote for him. peter logie is an associate professor of media and public affairs at george washington university he says even trumps the support base is beginning to wane. people don't see clearly to shit out of the president they don't see a sense of empathy and they're peaceably seeing that his claims that the pandemic was suddenly vanish magically go away or simply so be disconnected from their day to day reality and he's not offered the words like give us clear direction he's

also not modeling good behavior because of the future this year is going to remind us that a lot can happen in 5 months and a vendor 3rd is just over 5 months from now so so a lot probably going to happen i think if i were advising the president i would suggest that he call more demeter that he did he reach out to bring people together to acknowledge there were a difficult time in this country that endemic with record unemployment with with social and civil strife to say you know what now as a country we've had our our political battles but we need to come together to make sure that our families are cared for to make sure that we can develop a new ministry vaccine to make sure that america can get back to work and that every american is treated fairly i think if you did that then and that would certainly help i think would help in the most of course is a miracle cure or miracle rebound to the economy neither of which are likely to happen between now and november china's controversial new security law could be enforced in hong kong within weeks china's top legislative body announced it will meet for another 3 days session next sunday but it's unclear whether the proposal

is on the agenda the committee has the power to enforce the law bypassing hong kong's legislature has of the law emerged on saturday revealing mainline courts will have jurisdiction over certain national security crimes. and in hong kong pro-democracy labor unions have failed to get enough support to strike against the legislation referendum needed 60000 votes in support of strike action but just under 9000 people participated and seen as a blow to the city's anti-government protest movement which lost more momentum to a ban on public gatherings over coronavirus and things out around as a lawyer and he's also author of books including city on fire the fight for hong kong is has people didn't expect china to create a new national security agency in hong kong. we knew that the law would introduce 4 new criminal offenses to hong kong those of secession subversion terrorism and

colluding with foreign forces but what they weren't expecting and what has been revealed in the last day or 2 was to such a deep and intrusive intervention into the very government structure and legal structure of hong kong including creating an entirely new national security agency in hong kong and new departments within the prosecutor's office and the police force here in hong kong to both investigate and prosecute national security offenses so it's a very wide and deep intervention into the very structure of the whole come government and legal system they are sensitive to their international reputation they want to be seen to be playing by the rules and upholding the rule of law and indeed one of the sections of this document released over the last couple of days specifically included references to the rule of law to the i.c.c. piaf to human rights and so on and so china do a sensitive to their international reputation remaining intact and so to that extent i think international pressure it's

a national attention to the issue can at least cause china to press moderate some of their worst instincts and ensure that this is done as far as possible in about ordway and consistent with the principles of the the rule of lauren and fundamental human rights. record high temperatures have been reported in a siberian town located above the arctic circle temperatures of 38 degrees celsius were felt invesco on saturday its previous high was 37.2 degrees the town in the republic has the most extreme temperature range in the world with a low of minus 68 degrees much of siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year causing a number of large wildfires sunday is the northern hemisphere is longest day and shortest night of the year the summer solstice coincided with the so-called ring of fire solar eclipse it was visible along a narrow band from west africa to the arabian peninsula india and southern china

south of the equator it's the winter solstice the shortest day of the year that these images were filmed in nairobi in kenya but an astronomer enjoyed the view. seaweed native to the northwest pacific is invading the rich marine waters of the straits of gibraltar preventing traditional fisherman from catching tuna they say the brown allegheny is clogged clogging up their nets and dangerous their way of life victoria reports. seaweed is washing up all over the beaches of southern spain it's an eyesore but it also threatens an ancient way of life. is a fishing technique dating back more than 3000 nets all positioned in sections of the sea close to the strait of gibraltar to catch chuen as they migrate from the atlantic to the mediterranean in recent years fishermen say their nets have been clocked up with nothing but seaweed. 40 foot sea weed is proliferating in this

area as never before have been fishing for 35 years and it's become a huge problem and it's causing great economic hardship and is in danger of fishing . fishermen cast the net say march and pull them up in june they say the invasive sea weed is scaring away the fish. and it sticks to the newt and then grows creating an underwater wall the white and the tension that breaks the news it's also turner's a fish that likes clear water so when it sees darkness it swims away from the seaweed causing the problems originates in japan and scientists have been studying how it ended up in the waters around spain. on the supposition that the seaweed may have come from the masai area from a lagoon installed in 2002 to facilitate the cultivation of japanese oysters ships probably carried it from there to here all this can sided with the highest

temperature recorded in the south of the berrien peninsula and 2015 so the stars aligned in this species has increased dramatically from. scientists. developing a case that could be applied to nets to stop sea weed attaching to them fishermen who didn't catch their quick tour of cheetah last year and went fishing a solution can't come soon enough victoria gate to be there. this is all just 0 these are the top stories the world health organization has reported a record increase in global corona virus cases with over 180000 new infections and sunday brazil has passed 50000 deaths linked to corona virus as anger president jabil sinatra's response grows. has more from argentina's capital.

there have been growing protests against him around the country people have been marching in sao paolo on sunday and in brasilia on sunday he failed to appear today there's been no direct response from him to that number of 50000 deaths over a 1000000 people in brazil now infected with covered 1000 virus among those were 21 for bullets from the corinthians 4 in sao paolo one of the major teams in latin america of 27 players tested $21.00 were found to have the virus that will have an impact in the news in brazil yemen the southern separatists of seize control of the island of so called the southern transitional council has said it's taken over government facilities and the governor yemen the saudi backed government is calling it a coup. libya's un recognized government has worn egypt that any move to interfere in its internal affairs would be seen as

quote a blatant declaration of war on the saturday egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi said his country had a legitimate right to intervene but egypt's foreign minister says his country backs a political solution to the conflict. canadian police have warned an exiled saudi dissident that his life may be in danger the guardian newspaper reports that all mandalas zs was told he's a potential target of the saudi government he was born to take precautions the lizzie's was a close associate of saudi journalist who was killed by saudi operatives in turkey in 2018 abdulaziz he said the threat wouldn't stop him from speaking out against the kingdom's propaganda and rights abuses those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after a.j. selects goodbye. as protest rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take

a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the votes follow the us elections on a. week in a minute out of my mind and i get that you are on. my limit now and we are hoping that prime minister monti going to wake up and listen to us for what we have been trying to say for the last 100 years and be blamed on please.