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much more than just density it's about how all this was put together and how it's run. in the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgeons that we're seeing in florida in texas in arizona and. america's top infectious diseases expert warns of disturbing surges in several states as president trump heads to arizona to visit his border wall and an address they use a vent. on our intelligence is al jazeera live from london also coming up. a brazilian judge orders president bush sonora to wear a face mask in public. germany imposes a 2nd localized lockdown after a coronavirus outbreak linked to
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a meat processing plant. and never took which becomes the latest tennis player to test positive for coated 19 after 20 minutes he organized in the balkans. america's top infectious diseases expert has warned of a disturbing surge in coronavirus infections as the u.s. death toll climbs past 120000 testifying before congress actually found she singled out the states of texas florida and arizona where u.s. president donald trump has addressed conservative activists how she wore a mask during his testimony a safety measure that's been mostly ignored by his boss and also brazil's president jiah boss a narrow who's now been ordered by a judge to wear a face covering in public brazil has the world's 2nd largest outbreak meanwhile germany has reimposed lockdowns into western districts after more than 1550 workers
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in a slaughterhouse tested positive for corona virus here in the u.k. which has the highest death toll in europe lock down measures are being loosened further with pubs restaurants and cinemas to reopen. jordan begins our coverage with confusion from the white house over the value of testing. saturday night in tulsa no masks required donald trump used his 1st campaign rally since the start of the kobe 1000 pandemic to talk about a spike in cases in the south and the west when you do testing to the extent you can assign more people you get to find more cases so i should like people slow to testing down. and even though several trump campaign workers and 2 secret service agents tested positive for covert 19 the president stuck to his call while heading to his next campaign rally on tuesday. we.
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get. i don't get let me tell you let me make it clear we have got the greatest testing program anywhere in the world we have better than anybody in the world our best the best in the world and we have the most of them by having more than we find more safe. less than an hour later on capitol hill a hearing about the white house response members of trump's coronavirus task force said there could be a viable back scene by the end of this year but they disagree with the president's view on testing knowledge i know for sure but so my knowledge none of us have ever been told to slow down on testing that just is a fact in fact we will be doing more testing dr anthony fauci and his colleagues testified the pandemic is not over after 3 months of stay at home policies and now
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ongoing anti-racism protests urged people to stay vigilant and as you wear a mask and you're in a situation where you're getting animated in a demonstration or in a rally or wherever you are a void as best as possible the urge to pull your mask down and shout more than 3 months into the public health crisis and there is still a confusing message coming from the highest levels of the u.s. government rosalynn shorten al-jazeera washington. the u.s. president is now in arizona where he's been marking the construction of 200 miles of his border war with mexico he's been inspecting an area where crews have built dozens of miles of new fencing during the corona virus outbreak i was owner saw a record increase in corona virus cases on tuesday of 3 and a half 1000 it's also reported a record number of hospital admissions patients in intensive care and patients on
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ventilators let's get more from rob reynolds in los angeles so the border wall was a kind of a big thing that wanted to create how much of it has actually been built so far. this is about 200 miles or 320 kilometers more or less of a new wall this is a taller wall made of these steel ball ards it replaces existing border barriers but in terms of a brand new wall covering a place where there had never been any barrier before now there's only about 3 miles worth so now this of course was a major major part of president trump's initial strategy when he campaigned for the white house in 2016 he said that these going to build the most beautiful wall and mexico is going to pay for mexico's not paying for it the president had to take
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money out of the military budget to do this is about $330000000.00 per mile cost of the of this wall and then this area where he is now in the state of arizona it's mostly on public land on native american reservations and in a running along the edge of a international biosphere reserve called the organ pipe cactus national monument which has not made environmentalists very happy as you can see from the pictures there the president went to the wall stood out in a flat stretch of desert with a number of local officials and politicians somebody handed him a sharpie and he signed up plaque on the wall and that was just about it took 2 questions from reporters and mostly spoke about how great the wall is he's now about 30 minutes from now due to speak to a gathering of young people in phoenix arizona another kovac hot spot and why is
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the average. such an important place politically for trump. you know laura arizona has traditionally been a very republican state it's a state where barry goldwater was from with you know we can go back that far to the 1964 election the founder of modern conservatism but demographic changes and trump's general lack of. widespread popularity outside of his base has made this into what people are calling a purple state it's neither read nor blue and in fact polls over the last couple of months have shown that former vice president joe biden the presumptive democratic nominee is running ahead slightly of president trump if trump were to lose arizona it would be a big problem for him to be reelected with those electoral votes in arizona now
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biden has called trump's rally today irresponsible and reckless he said they shouldn't be having these large gatherings in the middle of coronavirus hot spots it's going to be 3000 young people there at this gathering they're meeting in a mega church and while the city of phoenix requires basks in public places they're not going to enforce that rule at the president's event lauren thank you very much indeed primary polling day in 6 u.s. states where republican and democratic moshe's choosing who will fight for a seat in congress in november as election but in one region there are concerns officials being unable to cost that ballots fewer than $200.00 polling stations are available in the southern state of kentucky where there are usually $3000.00 that especially spots in areas and mostly to black people. those are closing in kentucky john hendren is life ascend is bill so that people still turning out
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behind you joe. well the polls have indeed closed so the doors have closed but if you are in line you will be allowed to vote so what you see behind me are sort of the stragglers these are the very last voters in the kentucky primary and there was concern that there would be voter suppression because 95 percent of the polling booths in the entire state were closed and this is a great example this is a county jefferson county with more than 600000 registered voters and they went from more than 200 polling places to just this one and so the concern was it wouldn't simply would not be able to hold all of them but you can see over there under the letters where people are picking up their ballots that there is plenty of room here at the end of the day when people have left work and often go to vote and then if you look over my other shoulder you can see that those voting booths there
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each one with an american flag are mostly empty because people have plenty of room to continue nevertheless the county is predicting that this will be just not just county wide but state wide one of the highest turnout elections in recent memory these by the way are what you get if you're a democrat you get the green one if you're a republican you get the blue ballot. and the reason for the high turnout is because there's a lot of excitement about this election one because there are 2 candidates to take on mitch mcconnell the leader of the united states senate and one of them is an african-american who's drawn a lot of support recently the other reason is the killing of briana taylor a black woman by a police officer in her own home both of those things have drawn a lot of black voters and the concern was that here where half of the state's black population lives that long lines would prevent people from voting valid would lead
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to voter suppression but apparently with mail in voting and early voting that as a. not happened here one 100000 people voted just yesterday more than 200000 people have asked for mail in ballots so that's half of registered voters here in this county alone and a half is a pretty good turnout for a primary could set records here in louisville anyway and the delay to the election because of creative arts that's given an option to turn on the dole candidate charles book at tell us about that. that's right booker a month ago when the election was postponed from may to june was a dramatic underdog the candidate everyone was thinking amy mcgrath would walk away with this she is a former marine fighter pilot and a centrist booker is very much a progressive to the left of her but the death of george floyd and the death of briana taylor has really generated a lot of enthusiasm not just among african-americans but among people who believe
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that there just needs to be change that they need a more progressive candidate that's really lit in a fire under his campaign and it now in a recent poll he was actually ahead for the 1st time so this is neck and neck but the suspense is going to last for a long time that's because the last of the mail in ballots won't be counted until a week from today june 30th we're going to have to wait until then to find out the final answer john 100 thank you very much indeed. a judge in brazil has ordered president joy of also narrow to wear a face mask in public or he could be fined nearly $400.00 a day is being accused of downplaying the threat of the outbreak despite the number of known infections in brazil passing a 1000000 and deaths passing 51000 and the world health organization fears the real number could be much higher because of insufficient testing priyanka gupta reports . scindia digit value is mourning her father's death from
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a distance like so many families around the world the coronavirus pandemic has taken away the traditions of burial underleaf mentioned this family in rio de janeiro. he's one of more than 51000 positions has died after contracting the virus down over the subway also actually the disease causes in a moment when we were completely unprepared and brazil is still unprepared to deal with a pandemic with a disease like this one and people are joking they're not respecting yours but as you can see it's a fact it's true my father died from us after months of lockdown brazil is reopening its economy. sunbathers aroud shoppers are talking to markets. demonstrations for and against brazil suppressed enjoyable tomorrow have been continuing every route. social distancing it's difficult to enforce on the number of cases have sold even in small towns we did you order started something interior
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of the state of south palos a part of the capital sao paulo city in the number of new cases right now there are 600 municipalities in the state of south paolo with confirmed cases of corona virus and it just according to say there was fears are coming true we have patients waiting for spaces in the i.c.u. we didn't want to reach this point but we have reached this point from here on out things are going to get to a point where we won't be able to control them anymore so people have to cooperate even with more than a 1000000 infections the world health organization says brazil is not testing enough and the number of cases is likely to be much higher brazil is still without a permanent health minister since one was fired and another resigned in the past 2 months preston jabal tomorrow has reportedly paid down the track of the virus calling it a little flu. this long seemingly endless list are victims of the virus being
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remembered in an online memorial the message at the end of this collective wall of grief 2 simple lines in portuguese nobody likes to be a number who deserve to exist in prose. al-jazeera. this is al jazeera still to come. brooks his family lays into rest in atlanta as anger over police brutality continues. back to the polls in malawi for an election we run up to widespread ringing the 1st time around. how there has been some flood damage and wind damage on tasmania and that is the reason why that circulating storm which although it's expanding is expanding
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towards the north fond of new zealand there hasn't left the shores of tasmania or indeed victoria but it's nothing like as vicious that's where all the action is the moment the forecast for oakland shows you east of these it's very gradually turning around and swapping direction which is so common when these fronts go through constant temperature about 16 and rain significant right least at 1st in the north island of new zealand so things are quite in downtowns gregor victoria there are a few shows developing in new south wales the front on its way through western australia which is catch perth would make little difference but a cloud of it right in the sky the rather more active rain and seasonal rise rather broken it's a line it's supposed to be this one here occurring back into china that's been broken apart and i got this line taking up the strain if you like so that significant rain is on its way through the korean peninsula during wednesday orange being heavy the chinese end is largely dark roots are in spot has moved
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a little bit further south in the last 24 hours it will carry on doing that with an obvious area of potential flooding in china. kenyan journalists in pursuit of press freedom and justice i haven't seen a great situation where someone seeking but they hope you can afford pain kleeneze investigating government corruption and the national health care system some of the transactions espionage and the killer. of money that is unexplained to africa uncensored and publish we'll see what's up people will want to publish even if it doesn't add up to jaska whose truth is it anyway on al-jazeera.
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amount of the top stories here are just 0 the u.s. is facing a disturbing surge in creative arson cases in several states according to its top infectious diseases expert and today found she's being true to arizona where the president is addressing a political event. a judge's order brazil's president to wear a face mask in public is repeatedly appeared at events without a face covering while routinely dismissing the virus. and 2 areas in northwestern germany have been put back under lockdown after a spike in cases linked to a meat processing plant more than 1500 people connected to the factory have tested positive. a 2nd a german district has been put back into lockdown after a spike in cases linked as we just mentioned to meat processing plant more than
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1500 workers connected to the factory in the state of north rhine-westphalia have tested positive for coated 19 go to slow county will join neighboring vonda off for a week of restrictions restaurants and entertainment value venues will be shut and people can only meet in public in pairs john mccain in berlin says reimposing knock down restrictions has been seen as a disappointing setback. something around 2 thirds of a 1000000 people find themselves now thrust back into coronavirus lockdown as a consequence of the number of corona virus infections that have been reported in a specific part of north rhine-westphalia the most populous state in germany in western germany this is a blow for the state and the man in charge of the state army lashed a key conservative ally of angela merkel who had made much of the need to ease restrictions and now he finds himself reimposing those restrictions and they are being reimposed because of the incidence of coronavirus in the meat processing
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trade in that specific area it's also worth making the point that some 160 kilometers away from this particular outbreak another outbreak with a smaller number of infections but again in a meat processing area this poultry farm the institute that collates sort of federal level the figures the numbers regarding the corona virus that's the robert cock institute but it says that it believes that abbot's was are particularly good place for the corona virus for to thrive in because of the refrigerated temperatures and the moisture in the air the important thing also is that the federal level ministers are still clinging to the the perception that these are isolated outbreaks and that in the main they believe the corona virus is still manageable one final thought the reproduction rate of the corona virus in germany right now is still above 2 remember ministers and said it should never creep above one if they were managing it well. england will emerge further from its 3 months of lockdown next week
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a 2 meter distancing rule is being relaxed around one meter and families will be able to see more of each other most noticeably pubs and restaurants will be allowed to open in a move the prime minister hopes will start healing the deep economic wounds but some still fear it's too soon to know how reports. we will also reopen risk rolls and perhaps. relief for pubs restaurants hotels campsites museums and cinemas much of the hospitality sector allowed to emerge from lockdown and the news many have been waiting for the easing of the 2 meter social distancing rule while the experts cannot give a precise assessment of how much the risk is reduced they judge these mitigations would make one meter plus broadly equivalent to the risk to that is if those mitigations are fully implemented that this is good news for your business for us
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this is great news for us it was a laugh line in terms of the source of the things. we can now all wear national climate how we react to our thinking and this is really a place for people to kind of enjoy. ferocious barrage runs a london street food market it choosing to reopen in a sector that just weeks ago warned the prime minister that millions of jobs were at risk because a lot of these businesses a small autism owners they've all their money in the savings into this shark and this is where they make their bread you work you mean market so when naming money we make money if they don't make money we don't want. one of those vendors is fresh pasta maker leonardo must see now we'll for and i will and more cost america and to the metacarpal and for buy my pastor because i have a difference especially is that that is really important because you possible sit
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down in one of my ramadi easy and moderate confidential interim if there is no confidence or is really our person screens carefully distance seating you'll be ordering your drinks and food using up technology rather than going to the bar it's not that sociable pub and restaurant scene of old but to many people and indeed to the businesses involved it's vastly better than nothing there are some concerns that it's all happening too fast that the message in these new measures is that lockdown is over even though the virus hasn't gone away but the government has been quite open about it this is a political decision weighing the interests of the economy against the risk to public health jonah al-jazeera london tennis world number one novak djokovic has admitted it was wrong to go ahead with a tennis tournament after he became the latest at n.d. to test positive for kevin 19 is the 4th player who competed in the address or tour
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events in serbia and croatia to test positive but his wife also infected he was involved in organizing the event and says he is now deeply sorry for hood is not down measures before the recent event meaning players didn't have to observe social distancing rules. i was there is it me don bosco which in belgrade says the matches were controversial. in a brief statement tried to defend his idea of organizing committee tournaments by saying everything we did in past month we did with a pure heart and sincere intentions our tournaments are meant to unite ensure a message of solidarity and compassion throughout the region we organize the term and at the moment when the virus has a big and believing that the conditions for hosting the had been met unfortunately the virus is still present. in his statement explain that he will be in karen team for next 2 weeks that he will be tested in 5 days but djokovic is the president of a union of tennis professional players many have been already against the decision
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to organize these tournaments where the crowd being present and really here in belgrade there was 0 social distance at the stands and implications might be major not only within the tennis circles but in serbia as well and in the creation of a private funeral service has been held for a black man who was shot dead by us police this month. around $200.00 mourners gathered at the church where the reverend martin luther king once preached in atlanta broke his death reignited protests triggered initially by the killing of george floyd brooks was being arrested for falling asleep at a drive through when he grabbed an officers taser and ran away the officer who shot him was sacked and has been charged with murder and to all of you my brothers and sisters we really should not be here today.
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this did not have to happen to ration are there so many ways that friday june 12th could have been that. and a police killing did not have to be one of them we are here because individuals continue to live behind badges and trainings and policies and procedures rather than regarding the humanity of others yemen's hooty rebels have talked in the saudi capital riyadh with a missile attack for the 1st time since a coronavirus ceasefire ended last month 2 explosions were reported but saudi arabia says it intercepted 3 missiles and a number of drones a saudi cabinet has officially denounced the attack saying it threatened hundreds of lives. well there are some ready to say in response to the continued and just blockade and brutal aggression on the great people of yemen and our great country
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the yemeni armed forces launched the biggest attack on the capital of our saudi enemy riyadh using drones and a massive number of ballistic missiles we stress once more that more fierce attacks and military operations on the enemy will be launched so the blockade is lifted until our freedom and independence are gained. and these 4 people have died in mexico after a powerful earthquake hit the southern one hacker region mexico's president says the $7.00 magnitude quake caused only minor damage to structures but led to more than 140 aftershocks. millions of people in malawi have defied the coronavirus outbreak to vote for the next president after the previous result was an old beater motoric his reelection in 2019 was declared invalid in a dramatic court ruling with judges citing widespread irregularities and which has
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been latest. president peter wasn't impressed in february when malawi she disagree overturned his victory in the last election judges ruled it was marred by widespread ballot treaty so malawian supposed to take it in a rerun despite the corona fans attending many voters weren't wearing masks or ensuring social distancing from the voting was generally peaceful except with some violence in opposition strongholds in central mali. this river a sharp look this is happening to get you to the world if you. believe in free will that will be. the main opposition leader let us check you know says he is confident this time all events an official. at professionally to ensure credibility he appeals to all medallions to remain peaceful. there is no reason really to result of violence
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this is a peaceful country and we all need to follow this flood and we all need to respect one another and we do not need to fight. they vote is the fight we need the winner needs to secure more than 50 percent of the vote president has so far refused to sign a proposed law providing for a runoff election in 30 days if needed some analysts warn that could create problems and therefore you would think that the maastricht for the route would be simply for the president to assent to the view because if he did then we wouldn't even be standing here asking that question was it would be structured from what we say is if it doesn't have been with for so many days and then you have an election which involves a contest between the 2 countries whether there is an outright winner or a runoff many analysts say essentially this election is
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a 2 horse race between metallica who has been praised for infrastructure but criticized for failing to tackle corruption and shakira who's promising to fight corruption and create jobs the election result is expected within 8 days how do al-jazeera. the top stories on our syria a top u.s. infectious diseases expert says several states seeing a disturbing surge in corona virus cases anthony foxx he says he's concerned by the outbreaks in texas arizona and nevada which have all seen record increases in the number of infections in the past week but he told a congressional committee that the president has not ordered a slowdown in testing donald trump is appearing at an event in arizona has again claimed the u.s. outbreak appears worse because of the country's rate of testing. if you look at how
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we've been hit we've been hit badly i mean anybody who looks at the numbers we've had no over 120000 deaths and we've had 2 and a half 1000000 infections so it's a serious situation right now the next couple of weeks are going to be critical in our ability to address those surgeons that was see in florida in texas in arizona and in other states they're not the only ones that are having a difficulty a judge has ordered brazil's president to wear a face mask in public shy about sonar as repeatedly appeared at busy events without a face covering while routinely dismissing the threat of the corona virus the judge said he could be fined if he continues to disobey the ruling in the past few minutes brazil has reported more than a 1000 new deaths in the past 24 hours with 1100000 cases confirmed. 2 areas in northwestern germany have been put back under lockdown after a spike in cases linked to
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a meat processing plant restaurants and entertainment venues will be shut and people can only meet in public in pairs will be 1500 workers connected to the factory in the state of north rhine-westphalia have tested positive for cave in 19 . yemen's rebels have targeted the saudi capital riyadh with a missile attack for the 1st time since a coronavirus ceasefire ended last month these said they hit the saudi defense ministry and a military base but saudi arabia says it incepted 3 missiles and a number of drones a saudi cabinet has officially denounced the attack there's the top stories stay with us who's truth is it anyway is up next thanks for watching my friend. trade tensions could cut global economic growth by $700000000000.00 we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world live in the united nations world food program is warning of the fault of all families of the portions
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