on the imported market to really find out all of these violent of present and take no one else is in. al jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from london i'm terry navigator coming up in the next 60 minutes the u.s. coronavirus task force meets for the 1st time in months as infections across the country serves to a record daily high. a major spike in virus cases in india the government readies a massive treatment center to house 10000 patients. mexico city's police chief is shot and injured in an assassination attempt he's blamed on

a powerful drug gang. how lebannon starved economy is leaving shelves bare and fridges empty. and only wanting to dispose 16 people test positive for corona virus on the celebrations continue to run their 1st league title in 2 years we'll hear from the. void he told the team. we begin the news hour in the united states that's where vice president mike pence has led the 1st coronavirus task force briefing in almost 2 months as america recorded an all time high of new virus infections around 40000 new cases were confirmed across the u.s. on thursday but mike pence echoed president donald trump's message that the number

of cases had been increasing because of accelerated testing he says 16 states are seeing a resurgence in cases across the south and southwest. in much of the country where we're seeing jobs expanding and economic activity expanding but our focus today is very much on on the advent of a rising series of new cases across the american south. and. but where our 1st mission was to save lives once we came out of the $45.00 days to slow the spread of what our task force has been focused on over the course of the past 2 months is to partner with states to save lives and safely reopen let's bring in rob run all of his joining us from los angeles so as we're saying it's the 1st task force briefing and months rob what was the major take away.

well as you heard there vice president mike pence said that the there is concern about the rising number of cases in the south and in the west when he referred in that quote that we heard just a moment ago about partnering with the states that's a little misleading because the federal government the white house the trump administration has really left almost everything up to the individual states other than issuing some guidelines which the president has ignored repeatedly in holding rallies so there was a divide between the political aspect with the vice president pence at want that one point saying that the. the curve has been flattened and that the administration is doing a great job versus anthony found a familiar figure that from the national institutes of health who has been sort of sidelined for the past several weeks issuing a plea saying. people should wear masks do their social distancing and said

if you get infected you will then if in fact somebody else and eventually that chain of infection will reach extremely vulnerable people we are entering into a weekend where so often it's a case of people let their guard down do not be one of those individuals continue to practice physical distancing social distancing if you are going to break with tradition common sense and you're going to invite your neighbors or friends or extended family members over against the advice and counsel of local health directives where a mask practice physical distancing. now that was governor gavin newsom of california and here in california things are not going particularly well there has been an increase of 32 percent in hospitalizations

over the past 14 days with just 4 just today in the past 4024 hours excuse me 4890 new positive cases and 79 deaths it's a similar situation in arizona where there are worth 3400 new covert cases on friday the alarming thing in arizona is that hospital space is running out 86 percent of all hospital beds and 88 percent of intensive care units are now full in the state of arizona looking beyond that to texas the state there is talking back on its reopening the governor greg abbott said that establishment like barber shops hair salons beauty parlors in restaurant

dining and. things of that nature as well as public pools and. river rafting into being which is very popular in texas will be suspended forbidden and that bars will have to close at noon which is certain to make very many texans unhappy but abbott said that it is clear that activities like congregating in bars is driving the rise in cases so again we're seeing this steady rise in cases across states like california arizona texas and others 16 states all together showing increased. increases in positive cases all right so that is all part of the doctor doctors say of the 1st wave of coronavirus . all right rob appreciate it thank you for that update from california and now we can cross over to arizona i will speak to dr purnima my divine and she is an

infectious disease epidemiologist at the university of arizona she's joining us from tucson thanks for your time so the news coming out of arizona doesn't sound pretty good with arizona reporting a record single day increase this week and now the states is prompted this is prompted a pause in the reopening of the states is that the solution here 1st of all thank you for having me prayer in terms of putting up cause it's going to be very interesting to see what politicians are going to do from what we had heard from the past that was not not even on the table in terms of discussions just yesterday in the news conference what our governor did was he at least said come on everybody needs to their mouths so i would be curious to see if they would even consider it and having said that we can't generalize arizona as one single unit be have these hot spots hyper concentrated epidemics one of the pleasance is phoenix and also

phoenix has 62 percent of the population from arizona living there so if you had to ask me should we be thinking about it yes absolutely for phoenix but i don't know if i would say the same for other you know other communities and there isn't a right or if you look at phoenix for civically since you're saying that it's an epicenter what needs to be done right now to control the number of cases that seem to be going up. well then lots of things happening in phoenix right now just a few days ago we had a super spreader event we had the president come and have had one of those meetings and close setting with no masks and also show distance saying so we are having these hypers spreading super spreading humans right there in phoenix we have high temperatures so people are going to stay inside triple digit temperatures we have forest fires that are leading to people having to kind of more out of their homes and find other places to stay so there are all of these dynamic things that are

happening in phoenix and we have a young population getting out we don't have a methodical and though opening of the state so all of these things are adding up and we are not really surprised with the numbers going up but the question is how much further is this going to go right so that is the trumpet ministration says that the numbers are increasing because of increased testing or and your opinion is the virus making a comeback in not only arizona where you are but in the other states that we've been reporting on 16 states so far as an epidemiologist i would not agree even that for the simple reason we had a testing blitz that ended may 17th our weekly case comes have increased faster than the testing 284 percent increase in the case counts as compared to 67 percent increase in the testing which means that differential that you are seeing is attributed to community transmission we are seeing a lot more

a symptomatic it's being out in the community they're shutting the white is the transmission is happening within the communities and absolutely not i would not agree that it was testing if it was testing our positivity rate as a 20 percent rate now and that should have cordoned off it should have flattened out. but that kind of differential of 20 percent and the rates continue to go up that means we're not testing enough people so we are prepared to go to behind in terms of our testing we're not doing adequate amount of testing be an artist doing the right people so all of these things are going to come into. our rights i will leave it there that's our program thank you for speaking to us from arizona thank you india's government has opened what it says will be the world's largest coronavirus treatment center it comes as the country recorded its largest spike in daily infections for the 3rd day in a row on friday the country has more than 500000 cases and more than 15000 deaths

are pressure to get businesses back open remain strong elizabeth purana has more. the chefs at this restaurant in the indian capital used to cook for up to 1200 people a day that was before the lockdown began in march but despite restaurants being allowed to open for the past 2 weeks it's among the 80 percent of eateries which have chosen to keep their doors close to died as or only do deliveries there is no business of them in the market we don't see people walking around so we were doing deliveries since we had never stopped our deliveries we've recently started to become syndicalist and dining will take i think about those couple of months. industry experts here say 30 percent of all restaurants and hotels could shut down permanently because of a lack of customers as the number of coronavirus cases rise. as restaurants keep their doors closed banquet halls hotels and train carriages are being converted to code that 19 treatment centers. delis government has opened what it says will be

the world's largest temporary health facility which will have $10000.00 beds by the end of next week we are. trying to put in a state to be our infrastructure computer software. the medical equipment and ready trained medical professionals who are there we remain able to be a bit different in a proper clinical manner. but health officials warn that expanding facilities is not enough everybody keeps talking about the health care facility as being equivalent to the number of beds it is actually the facility of care of the level of care which is available which is more appropriate than collecting a whole lot of beds so we need doctors we need nurses we need we need all monitoring and mentality facilities we need better medical staff. while some regions are building more facilities to deal with the rising cases others shutting

down the northeastern state of asanas decided to go back under a full lockdown from sunday for 2 weeks that means only essential services will be allowed that follows the state of time and now bush did the same thing last week and markets in the southern city of hyderabad and decided to shut down and making the decision the central government won't as it tries to keep the economy open elizabeth primetime al-jazeera new delhi a global coalition that's fighting the coronavirus pandemic says billions of dollars are needed to defeat the disease the group is led by the world health organization and says it needs $31300000000.00 for tests treatments and vaccines but it's only received around a 10th of those funds the coalition says it needs to deliver $500000000.00 tests and 245000000 treatments to low and middle income countries by next year and also once $2000000000.00 vaccines to be available by the end of 2021 iran's half of that

will go to poorer nations. well authorities in argentina are expected to extend lockdown restrictions until next month as doctors warn coronavirus cases will peak in the coming weeks there are more than $52000.00 confirmed cases and the death toll stands at around $1150.00 argentina's government has eased some restrictions but maintained a strict lockdown around the capital one a sirees a new phase of restrictions is set to be announced on friday it's alyan soldiers have been deployed to a small town where a new coronavirus cluster has been detected around 49 people in a residential complex northwest of naples have tested positive soldiers have set up barricades and police checkpoints are in place where residents are angry they're being locked inside the complex is home to many bulgarians who work the fruit picking season. you're the news hour on al-jazeera coming up in a moment russian mercenaries storm one of libya's prized oil fields as rival forces

battle for control boss. no taxation without representation. by america's capital wants to become the nation's 51st state its. in sports news yet another a positive coronavirus case linked in of i talk of it doing tour of the balkans. but 1st the mexican capital's police chief has been injured in an attempted assassination 2 of omar garcia her foods his bodyguards were killed when they came under fire in an upscale mexico city neighborhoods. is blaming the attack on one of the country's most powerful drug gangs at least 12 people have been arrested when our upper low. this sound of gunfire and explosions rocked the mexican capital in the early hours of friday morning when gunmen wielding high

caliber weapons attacked mexico city's police chief if you will stop the head of public security in mexico city was wounded and there are other deaths in this attack all of this has to do without a doubt with the work being carried out to guarantee peace and security. authorities have confirmed that at least 2 police officers were killed in the shootout as well as one bystander as and as such a thing for the man that makes it is justice department has confirmed 24 wrists i feel confident in the investigation we didn't research to find those responsible for ordering this act of aggression because. at least 6 criminal groups are known to operate within mexico city in a tweet following the attack the city's police chief placed the blame on the least cool new generation cartel the hell is going to jail. aeration cartel is one of the most powerful drug cartels in the region it was only recently identified as having

a presence within the limits of mexico city. the shootout in the mexican capital is only the latest incident of mass violence in the country. on wednesday 16 people were killed in a gunfight between rival drug gangs in the mexican state of sinaloa on monday 15 were killed following an attack on an indigenous village in the state of la haka. despite the ongoing coronavirus outbreak battles over control of drug territory have not lessened and. mexico city the israeli military says 2 rockets have been fired from gaza into israel tensions are high as the government prepares to kickstart its controversial plan to parts of the occupied west bank and now the israeli prime minister's coalition partner has also weighed in and a facebook post on friday benny gantz suggested that any palestinians in future an experience be granted equal rights israel looks to roll out its an excess in plan from the 1st of july kerry faucet has been following the story from western

a celeb. next week could be a very momentous one with the july the 1st date which is the earliest possible date under the deal between him and netanyahu the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu for this coalition government that's the 1st date under which the movement towards annexation can be advanced and he sets out what could be read as something of a toughened tone in against netanyahu in terms of saying that that he would be willing to speak to the palestinians at any time even tomorrow if they wanted to seriously that there would be no annexation in a palestinian area or least an area with a large palestinian population or where their movement would be severely curtailed if there were palestinians inside such an area they would be granted equal rights that there would be security and diplomatic groundwork that went in place ahead of any annexation to preempt any petition potential security problems and also said

that he would advance moves towards bilateral negotiations with the palestinians as part of this as well and all of this he says is part of the american peace plan the trump plan but really when you look at it it doesn't really reject anything that looks within the bounds of what might well happen in any case the indications that we've been getting from benjamin netanyahu and his officials are that he wants 1st to declare israeli sovereignty as they put it on major israeli illegal settlements close to the green line close to here just south of jerusalem and that they would be the 1st phase. the international criminal court is expanding its investigation into work crimes and crimes against humanity in libya speaking exclusively to al-jazeera the isis's top prosecutor fata bensouda says the discovery of mass

graves in the city of tire is of particular concern one of warlords $24.00 have to his commanders mahmoud one family is wanted by the i.c.c. and bensouda wants him to be handed over it's regrettable that. we just let. us not facility arrest. or has. generally an action that. account. for his alleged crimes. and this before to. lead. time you will concrete and progressive steps that. this is something that's already been found by the.

investigations in. libya's national oil corporations has russian and other foreign mercenaries have stormed the oil fields the plants in the west as the country's largest the attackers are attempting to block the resumption of oil exports after a months long blockade most of the country's main oil fields are now under the control of the to brook based libyan national army which opposes the u.n. back to tripoli government without their heads in tripoli and he says this development at the oil field its significance. a convoy of 25 vehicles with the russian mysteries and other foreign ministries into the a shot of oil field on thursday evening and also says that it is deeply concerned that by. the developments in. oil field in about 700 kilometers south of the capital is the country's

biggest oil field with the production capacity of about more than $300000.00 barrels per day and the country's already suffering the consequences of the blockade of the oil terminal in central libya by have to his forces since january there and he says that the total losses resulting from from that blockade is nearly $6000000000.00 syria is facing an unprecedented hunger crisis according to the united nations world food program it says more than $9000000.00 syrians lack adequate food $1400000.00 of them and just the past 6 months food prices have soared by more than 200 percent in less than a year partly due to coronavirus lots of measures according to the u.n. agency around 90 percent of syria's population now lives under the poverty line and humanitarian needs are growing. well the value of lebanon's currency their leader

has been tumbling for months it's now worth around a quarter of what it was late last year the central bank's now launched an electronic foreign exchange trading platform in a bid to halt the slide that's hitting the pockets of consumers but without an injection of dollars it could be futile as in a 100 explains from beirut it's. license to exchange shops are only selling dollars to a selected few among them are people who need to pay a ford worker or buy an airline ticket it's a 1st for lebanon where the foreign currency has long been used in transactions but the country has run out of dollars due to a deep economic crisis that has led to the collapse of the local currency attempts by the central bank to stabilize the rate including launching an electronic trading platform have so far failed. they've been trying to fix the price of the meter at a rate that is just not reflective of what demand and supply is so they've been just trying to fix it at a very low rate unfortunately unfortunately the lira has lost at least 75 percent

of its value on the black market since october nearly 50 percent in the past month many are hurting in a country that is importing dependent. so i let him go but i know i would look at my salary use it to be $750.00 an hour with was less than $200.00. lebanon needs fresh dollars but money from abroad has stopped flowing in. many war and the exchange rate instability will continue without foreign assistance a return of confidence in the economy and. worst financial crisis are in power. discussions with the international monetary fund on a bailout have made no progress the political elite the central bank and the banking sector are still arguing over who is responsible for bankruptcy in this state there also failing to carry out reforms like fighting corruption a member of the negotiating team resigned in protest it is the state in all its

opera that has resigned from its own responsibilities they have a responsibility to do reforms they have a responsibility to take ownership of the losses in the financial system and to ensure the stability of the financial sector it's desperate times up to 45 percent of a nation of nearly 5000000 people live below the poverty line when. people are selling the gold to pay hospital for the situation fees and loans on their homes. all the while the state's foreign currency reserves are being depleted we've better stop printing lebanese found their way to stop doing that is to do economy conforms because why are we printing lebanese because we want to finance government expenditure protesters who have been demanding a new leadership for months are losing hope they held a symbolic funeral for lebanon as their country sinks deeper into crisis. beirut. has an independent journalist in beirut and he explains how people are suffering

from the country's worst economic crisis. well if you used to make a 1000000 layer of month which is what a professor makes per class i said the most important person in lebanon you were making about $700.00 today you're making about 100 $50.00. so if you can imagine a 75 percent cut in your salary wherever you live and how difficult that would be that give you a sense of that you go to the store doesn't end there you're now you're your salary which is so low by so much less food i was describing at the supermarket right now when i was buying a bag of cheese that used to cost about $10.00 and now it's like something like $40.00. dollars in levanon have become like gold there's so scarce and we have a economy that's dependent on dollars so that makes everything so much worse work

under doesn't really make anything so everything you buy is imported so you using dollars to buy imported goods dollars that are now no longer existing in the market so it's a really devastating thing there's a feeling of anxiety. that the currency is like a stock market that's just swinging and off and every day you know at different times of day the currency changes values so you see your salary that was you know $200.00 yesterday might be $100.00 today tomorrow could be $50.00 people start to wonder if we're going to work for free at some point there's desperation people are selling off their items online they're selling clothes they're selling dishes to get money the government is apparently selling off some of the helicopters that are used to fight fires in lebanon so we don't know what's going to happen when the fire season starts will there be you know helicopters with the with the blazes just . you know. in gulf the country so it's

a very difficult time. still to come on the al-jazeera news our security forces in iraq swoop on a base used by a major iranian backed him and the said group. free sanitizer and socially distance luncheons to busy as hotels prepared to welcome terrorists again but will it be enough to save the economy. and in sport formula one teams put their coronavirus precautions into practice ahead of the delayed start of the season not stories coming up in the later with me. but. we are now starting to see the heat breaking across western parts of here areas of cloud and family show is now starting to push in across the northwest through the british isles easing into what western parts of france spain portugal

seeing want to show as well plenty of shows continue into central and eastern areas of you but that bump into this area of high pressure are going to get stuck as you go on through the next couple days are somewhat to whether they see just moving across pilings into ukraine towards belle race and then the rash of showers right across germany through the low countries and a wetter weather making its way in across much of the british isles as we go through saturday a much colder temperatures about 21 celsius quite gusty winds rattling those showers through see more of those showers into northern and western possibly go on through sunday but. for london at 20 degrees celsius a much more comfortable weather coming in as you make a way to the early part of next week showers continue just around the out for the southeast generally dry across much of italy down across the mediterranean find dry and sunny for the most part dry and sunny same across northern parts of africa as well but it spent shell was there into central i was sticky heavy ones there in

just southern parts of nigeria cameroon. on counting the cost of europe at a crossroads of deals with a rising china and a u.s. president who riles his allies also how the world's tekken investment money hasn't reached people of color and cyber attacks on faxing macon's in the bar trees. counting the costs on al-jazeera. frank assessments tourism but home street is dead in the water what's been the result seen perching go up more significantly and in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines inside story on how much is 0. then latest news as it breaks the only warning on evacuation same draft prevented many deaths and now people face the struggle to rebuild their lives with details coverage on confines it's so cold in the middle of

a deepening cold pool between china and the united states from around the world by the government close to bankruptcy many say such initiatives will not be enough to deal with what prime minister has found yet warns could be a major food crisis. well again the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour the u.s. vice president has echoed donald trump's view that the continuing upswing in corona virus cases in his country is down to more testing while the country's infectious disease expert says there is a serious problem in southern and western states. a special facility which can treat up to 10000 virus patients has been opened in india's capital comes off to the country saw another record number of new infections in one day of more than

17000 so. mexico city security chief has been injured in an assassination attempt to have his bodyguards were killed in the attack in the city center which has been blamed on a powerful drug cartel. iraq a security forces have raided a base belonging to an iranian backed militia group 10 rockets were seized that at least 14 members of the hezbollah were detained including commanders are members of the group are demanding their release some of holton is in baghdad she says the city's green zone was the likely targets. well we have now a statement an official statement from the government specifically from the iraqi joint operations command summarizing what happened last night when iraqi security forces raided a base belonging to. a statement confirms that 14 individuals where arrested during the raid and several rockets were seized in an effort to preempt an

impending attack on the fortified green zone where u.s. forces as well as other diplomatic missions are based now and we have seen several such drop the rocket attacks take place throughout the month and this raid appears to have been an attempt to try to clamp down on the groups responsible now the statement did also mention that there was an arrest warrant that was issued against those 14 individuals and that is particularly important because in the wake of that raid we saw dozens of armed men presumably belonging to type as. entered the green zone and lease each to a building that belongs to the counterterrorism forces demanding the release of the detainees claiming that the arrest was lawful now there is also a lot of confusion about who exactly holds those 14 detainees the popular mobilization forces which includes the type as below that there were released

several other sources close to have also confirmed that they were lit released however in this plan that we received from the government it confirms that those individuals are still in the custody of the authorities and that an investigation is ongoing the statement is however a very a vague on 2 aspects it does not say it does not name the group that these 14 individuals belong to and it also does not name the security institution the iraqi security institution that is holding them so it is possible according to some analysts that these 14 people were in fact transferred to the security forces of the popular. mobilization of forces which includes the type hezbollah a community in indonesia has been praised for rescuing a group of rohingya refugees stranded at sea nearly $100.00 people were on board the vessel almost a 3rd of them children they're now in the province of say where they've been given shelter just a washington reports from jakarta. tired and confused but finally safe after

weeks possibly months of see this group of rohingya refugees is finally on land after disembarking in the invasion province of cheney for now this staying in an empty government building where officials are checking their health and identity. this man told al jazeera why he made the dangerous journey. and reckoning state that was slaughtering us we had to beg for our lives to be allowed to reach the shore of another country your heart he says his brother was murdered in myanmar and he's traumatized like everyone around him hundreds of thousands of largely muslim have been escaping from myanmar since the military's crackdown began in 2017 it's still not clear how long these refugees were seen indonesian fishermen rescued them and brought them closer to shore before local authorities decided whether to allow

them to disembark the community rallied together carrying the refugees from their vessel and on to land. were felt sorry for most of the children and babies on the boats we didn't have the heart to see that so we decided to bring them to shore the difficult journey all the more dangerous during the pandemic they were tested for covert 19 after disembarking and we were there with them how long they'd be here we don't know who coordinate with the central government and immigration the most important thing now is the taste this particular rapid test can be unreliable but so far all the results have returned negative human rights groups have praised the fisherman for rescuing the rohingya refugees from the sea and also the local community for welcoming them with open arms but they say it's now time for the indonesian government to address how they will fulfill the basic needs of these refugees and work with other countries in the region to stop people from taking these perilous journey the local people are working very hard to collect funds to

collect you know all the basic services or all the really good people but i think it's it's it should be it should be supported by the government. giving them clarity giving them certainty that the government is willing to provide them. you know. the indonesian government says it's working with the regional neighbors to put an end to dangerous boat journeys but he is of discussions have not been able to stop the humanitarian crisis causing people to flee in the 1st place jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta egypt ethiopia and suits on have agreed that i disobey about won't fill a controversial mega on the river nile until the 3 reach an agreement the egyptian government is concerned filling the dam too quickly will reduce its supply of water downstream and sudan once guarantees it will be safely and properly operated so let's get more on those developments with have

a morgan she's joining us from khartoum so what are more we learning about this. well daryn it took a meeting between the prime ministers of sudan if you're going to egypt as well as other members of the african union including the current chair of the african union south african president asked the remote force us to try to bring this recites together after several rounds of talks fail now what is the what the statement that was released by the prime minister of the office of the prime minister of the dog is that the 3 sides have agreed that they will resume talks immediately on a technical level we repeatedly heard statements from the 3 sides saying that 95 percent of the issues have been resolved and that there's only remaining 5 percent as well as the legal aspects but that was the biggest concern the fact that the legal aspects have been under assault and the flag that the all the agreements of 95 percent that they've been talking about is not legally binding so there were concerns that if you would start yelling at them affecting. countries like today

and egypt so according to the statement from the prime minister's office here in sadat we know that the restart of the sites will meet during a period of 2 weeks to try to iron out their differences to try to reach a deal and that it will not fill that gap until it meets but what is not clear is that if it will not reach it will not feel that down until a deal is reached within the coming 2 weeks or if there will be further extensions and more talks and until a deal is reached then if europea can slow down that is something that is very much up in the air and several rounds of talks. have failed including those that have been held here in sydney's capital khartoum so it's not clear if there is enough political will something that all sides have been saying is needed to try to deal it's not clear if there is enough political will during this round of talks to try to iron out their differences and have a deal i reached before the dam or if you're it would be able to hold back for

weeks possibly months possibly years until it reached a right to have a morgue and thank you for that update from khartoum. the u.s. house of representatives has approved a bill to make the capital washington d.c. the nation's 51st state if it passes the republican controlled senate then more than 700000 people in district would finally have the representation other states take for granted the white house says it opposes statehood and the bill is expected to face opposition in the senate. as we approach july 4th it is long past time to apply the nation's oldest slogan no taxation without representation and the principle of consent of the governed to district of columbia residents. h.r. 51 would do so and congress has both the moral obligation and the

constitutional authority to pass the bill or privacy campaigners are warning that the next phase of thank you kay's lockdown could lead to major data breach from the 4th of july restaurants and bars and england can welcome customers again but owners will be required to record their names on contact details brennan has more from london. the u.k. hospitality sector is worth nearly $50000000000.00 a year before coronavirus employs $3200000.00 people as the industry gears up for a new beginning post lockdown social distancing is not the only issue it has to cope with. restrictions when the capacity of these microbrewery in west london has fallen from 35 to just 10 but it's the requirement to somehow keep the names and details of every single customer for 21 days which is lead the owner to actually perspiring reopening we haven't had a booking system before something completely new we have to look into which is why i think i'm gingerly waiting for

a little bit more guidance on how to keep that day to what they want to do with that data before i write that invest in software let's stop piling in the hours and try to work out how this is going to actually work logistically some restaurants some props of already commenced with limited reopening offering food and drink on a takeaway basis but the ability to cope with the new rules from july 4th varies widely from the big problem with their existing sophisticated digital infrastructure down to the small independents which are struggling simply to open their doors the u.k. government says it will issue detailed guidance soon but with just a week left until july 4th privacy campaigners say a piecemeal approach and ambiguous instructions puts too much responsibility on pubs and restaurant owners and exposes individual customers to a serious risk of data breaches of the system into placing a secure money. i'm going to say rocky does seem highly questionable the only way to ensure a day to resave is for there to be stored in christian unrest and with inclusion in

transit and that's another area in which so far the government has failed to provide an eternity in terms of actual execution in europe data storage and processing is governed by rule called g.d.p. our which carries a maximum penalty of $21000000.00 or 4 percent of global turnover that's an existential threat for smaller businesses and the industry body u.k. hospitality wants government to issue clear instructions to the enforcement bodies to make clear that all of the guy to iran's safe workplace is safe for reopening because it's a curious over which this track and trace suggestion all the pot is not mandatory and therefore they should not be imposing regulate businesses over and above what is required by the law to get the reopening on the 4th of july the industry believes that the coded data collection rules are just a transition measure until the government's test and trade system achieves widespread coverage and effectiveness and how quickly that can be achieved is an

open question paul brennan al jazeera west london terrorists are being role come back to tennessee are from saturday authours days have given the green light for borders to reopen and terrorism activities to resume as coronavirus restaurant sense continue to ease and there's hope for is it or is will return quickly to help revive the industry but fears it will be a long road to recovery. mohamed sometime excuse me has more. in the historic heart of tunisia's capital coppersmith muhammad show she is putting his skills to work hammering away at plates he plans to sell hoping the worst of the pandemic is over. quick rotavirus outbreak was a very very tough period even after we reopened it still being very difficult on office on all activities because we were working for tourists who still can't come

here i met shoppers in the old medina of tunis a unesco world heritage site the treats visitors to a rich sampling of local crafts and cuisine an area that's usually overflowing with people for tunisia's economy tourism is crucial. 5 years ago gunman killed 38 european tourists during an attack at a beach resort near the city of seuss' which significantly affected the tourism sector now as the number of confirmed coated 1000 cases declines government officials have said june 27th as the date for reopening their air land and sea borders travel agency owner of a 100 feet is happy with the decision but says tunisia will face a harder time recovering from cope with 19 than it did from the aftermath of violence. terrorism had almost everywhere in the world and we survived we knew how to overcome it but for coronavirus it is affecting the whole willed and so far we

don't know yet how to deal with it i think with. tunisia's hospitality sector is trying its best at this restaurant in tunis that means new hygiene and social distancing measures like the hand sanitizer being offered at the entrance and the masks that are mandatory for staff. in the town of city was harried about 20 kilometers away from tunis tells like the villa blue have been preparing for a while now we dealt with the professional cleaners to clean all the furniture or the curtains all or the bearings or the flooring so everything has been. professionally done and and we abide by the rules that were set by by the government with the rooms ready all that's left now is for the guests to arrive mama june. still to come on the al-jazeera news hour we'll take

a closer look at the man who led liverpool to their 1st premier league title in 30 years a story much was coming up in just moments with the. hello

again it's been 75 years since the united nations founding treaty was established 50 countries put aside their differences in the shadow of the 2nd world war and signed the u.n. charter in 1905 today it has 193 member states but some say the world.

either then ever here is our diplomatic editor and james baker. for the u.n. this was supposed to be a moment of celebration and reflection but coded 19 has meant a key milestone will not now be marked as planned i know battlefield of the 3rd reich but that he about back in 19452 months after the death of hitler with world war 2 still raging in the pacific a conference to create a new world order concluded in san francisco to find our way through and run on the 26th of june the charter that would govern the new united nations was signed . 75 years on the u.n. and the whole idea of international cooperation seems under threat the pandemic has led to countries fending for themselves rather than working together president trump even pulled the u.s. out of the world health organization the part of the un that deals with global

health emergencies meanwhile tensions between china and the u.s. continue to grow we need this kind of cooperation in the pandemic is just one example of that climate peace and security watch military in crisis the need for more foreign undevelopment agenda new clean up of the region one of those will be solved on the event to mark the anniversary of the signing of the un charter will now be virtual as will be it seems the high level week of the un general assembly in september an event that originally may well have had a record number of world leaders with president trump president putin and president xi all likely to attend now the assembly hall is likely to be largely empty with world leaders sending recorded speeches is there some disappointment that this is coincided with the 75th anniversary and you're missing an opportunity to reinvigorate multilateralism it is

a party with of course very much prefer to have them here but not in the places personal contact not just in places posts you know the policy. with human contact coded 19 is not only highlighted the flaws in the international system it's also downgraded 75th anniversary events where key leaders could have come together to fix things james pays 0 at the united nations. let's get an update on all the sports news and these are highly hard for you thank you very much the whole manager jevon capa's board of the cubs that they had not finished yet after winning their 1st english league title in 30 years this was the same as they sell a bicycle even 3 points clear of my just as i say meaning i cannot because it means never point out a vein in premier league european and club world champions. the consistency the boys really showed this is so is so exceptional i can't describe it and it will not

stop that we will not stop we really have to and will stay focused because you see the seed of purity but will not stop doesn't mean that we will win everything be just one improve because other teams they did it to get a really good already and and will be better and stuff like this and city's anyway absolutely exceptional so it i can't promise that you win something but i can't promise if you try everything to improve and that's. i think possible for 3 decades and 7 managers have come and gone since live apolo last won the late title you're going copies the coaches finally guided one of the world's best support its aims back to the top of english football. hard working in africa vasant record breaking english champions liverpool are the same that reflect the unique personality of their creator yet can claim. become famous for his work up to

receive don't win but the paths of glory started in minds like so many great managers was a modest player spending the ninety's with mine to defend in the 2nd tier of the german bundesliga but he was always capable of something special i the fans still love him and remain proud that he's the 1st manager's job was that man's no 419 years ago the cubs president says always have a special bond with them. he's always said he wants to return somites whenever that is it's the center of his life so he spent time here as a player and more or less at the foundation for his career as a coach the connection is very very close i think you know where in germany other as many liverpool fans is the wrong he reminds me. of k. candidates i know under my i know there are other teams in england but i watch

liverpool because the club. everyone likes him no matter where he is and whenever he comes to mind. going with him. caught quickly demonstrated his ability to innovate tactically and minds and within 3 years of his appointment the club were promoted to the top level of the bundesliga just as important is his ability to motivate and power his prize a positive and pathetic later the exception not the rule and he understands that some things are more important than football i don't understand fully takes. why me base camp and. i but the famous small is never far from call more for the fans whose knives he isn't. he success and trophies in liverpool has been a joy to fans of mine from such as under. way still greeted who.

you can talk with him about everything starting from his dog to his wife to football tactics and to the problems of the world when we met him at enfield he unworded to come to his office for imagine this was a great experience they will build him a monument close to the beatles in liverpool and completely sure about this the spirit of your gun club means liverpool world football but it was born and reminds in this corner of south west germany or just over a week away from the opening vice of the delightful real one season in austria seems like red bull of a getting ready type british driver alex album completed 100 kilometers around the silverstone circuit on thursday the 1st time he's been behind the wheel of his car in 199 days it's he was also been practicing social distancing measures and wearing their personal protection gear and be

a basketball players have tested positive for corona virus 16 of them just over a month before the season is set to very start at disney world none of the players of a $9.00 to $300.00 so were tested altogether which means around 5 percent of come back positive the 16 players were never mind in self isolation teams that you just authorizing for training camps in florida on july 7th before competing in that quarantine bubble it is. yet another positive keisling fact joke of it is doing tennis tour of the balkans this time it's coach the former wimbledon champion goran if it is a bitch he joins 4 players including jack of which to get the virus also today it's been announced the davis cup and fed cup finals have been perspire and until 2021. american gold for denny mccarthy has withdrawn from the travelers championship after becoming the 3rd page to test positive nick watney and cameron champ with the other 2 earlier this week books kept graeme mcdowell also with jones in the charges

as a precaution after their caddies tested positive but the action continues out the cosa what about this for a draw bryson to show the boat into the trees on the right hand side of the tent how critical blocking hit the path just kept rolling and rolling. rolling and finally stalled he driven the full $420.00 yards of initially with additional help and nearly made the green despite all that he still did up in the show again. and a quick. one for nearly 7 points coming all right thank you very much you got that and thanks very much and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera back in just a moment we'll have much more of the day's news coming our way in the meantime you can always had on line al-jazeera dot com you can check out all the latest headlines as well as all the sports headlines on our web site al-jazeera dot com see you in a minute. isolating

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