to 0 to 0. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all the 30 action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting over the idea that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the edges there are a. love. as coronavirus cases rise in 40 out of the 50 us states president trump celebrates the news that unemployment fell as businesses reopened in june. i'm darn tired of this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the british socialite accused of procuring underage girls for the late geoffrey epstein is

arrested and charged in the u.s. . heavy rain triggers a landslide at a jade mine in myanmar killing at least $162.00 people plus. the. tension still high in ethiopia as a popular singer is murder triggered deadly protests is laid to rest. coronavirus cases and now rising in 40 out of the 50 states in the u.s. as the country's outbreak threatens to spiral out of control florida alone has reported more than 10000 cases in the last 24 hours and the texas governor has made it mandatory to wear masks in public this a day after more than 50700 infections were confirmed nationwide a new daily high despite that president trump a sort to put across the message that all is well celebrating the positive news

that 4800000 people went back to work last month to him the unemployment rate down to 11 point one percent but he failed to point out that only 7 and a half 1000000 of the 22000000 people who've lost their jobs since the pandemic hit are back in work this is not just luck what's happening this is a lot of talent all of this incredible news is the result of historic actions my administration has taken working with our partners in congress. to rescue the u.s. economy from a horrible event that was formed took place in china and came here they could have stopped it they could have stopped it. nobody likes to write that but they could have stopped it they know it and i know it. mike hanna joins us live from washington d.c. so mike president trying to convey the message that all is well in particular the jobs front indeed u.s.

president trump saying that this increase in jobs shows that the economy is roaring back from the pandemic as he puts it president trump doesn't make clear that that's a large amount of people who lost their jobs in the pandemic are still out of work and in fact the unemployment rate remains at historic highs but president trump has been insistent that he is in control of this pandemic he said recently yet another prays that it will sort of just disappear like health officials pointing out that this is simply not the case in the massive spike that we're seeing across the united states evidence that this is the fact presidential candidate joe biden very quick to criticize president for his latest statements we still do nearly 15000000 jobs in the pandemic is getting worse not better and don't have to millions of americans are still out of work wondering when or if

their job will come back or worried about how to pay the bills in the meantime trump wants to declare his health crisis over in employment. unfortunately he's deadly wrong on both fronts we've already have more than $128000.00. number keeps. that's a direct consequence of belgium's bungled leadership and total mismanagement of this crisis from start. to my test whether the spike saw in the virus and what's happening as a result of that. well it's exceedingly widespread in particular in those states that opened up early under pressure from president trump in a number of cases states like texas florida are seeing massive increases in california for example over the past 2 weeks there's been a 50 percent increase in the rate of hospitalized patients so these are huge

figures the number of infections that we're seeing rank up there at the worst of the pandemic in new york for example which was the worst hit area initially but now across the majority of states there is an increase with the holiday weekend coming up there's great concern that this is not over that there could be a continuum one of the issues health officials point out is their contact tracing is still not affective in many areas of the testing processes are still not sufficient president trump on his part contends that the u.s. is showing such a high infection rate because it tests more than anybody else this is not strictly true according to health officials they point to major ongoing issues in the testing program which is not a federal issue it's a state based issue because the federal government has lifted up to governors to deal with and of course the contect racing program once again being done on a local level with no federal overprint in place so certainly the situation getting

increasingly dire and at this particular stage as well president planning to hold a meeting at mount rushmore in south dakota in the course of friday there will be no social distancing according to organizers 7 and a half 1000 tickets have been sold so once again this is just an example of the mixed messaging or what health officials say is dangerous messaging that continues to come from the white house mike hanna thank you very much indeed. well months into the pandemic hundreds of nurses in california demanding more personal protection equipment and fair conditions they formed a picket at a hospital in one of the counties hit hardest by the outbreak the rally took place on day 7 of a 10 day strike versus say the influx of coronavirus patients means they have to work longer shifts without breaks and they want their union and hospital to agree better conditions now because. the reading i know this is.

good is money. and safely just. not. going to do with public funds like i did only my own field because i was without the good the bad the let's. get a good deal. tensions are growing again between the world's 2 largest economies this time over hong kong the us senate has followed the house in approving new sanctions over china's decision to impose a harsh security law on the city the bill aims to penalize banks doing business with chinese officials who've implemented the new legislation will now be sent to president donald trump for approval china's government has faced world wide criticism over the security law which critics say dismantles hong kong's special

freedoms house speaker nancy pelosi has condemned the arrests of protesters in hong kong is a real tragedy it's so sad but in the congress in the house and in the senate in a very unified way we have all worked together it has been a for me a joy to be bonding with my colleagues on both sides we are both sides of capitol on this very important issue and the republicans have been there every step of the way i hope the president will be. one of hong kong's most prominent democracy activists has fled the city they say law says he's going overseas because of china's tough new national security legislation is vowed to continue his work abroad but hasn't revealed his current location thousands of people have protested against the law which could jail people for life on charges of secession subversion terrorism and collusion with foreign forces who are trying to has warned the u.k. and others to stay out of its affairs following criticism of its new security law

but in hong kong where it's already been used to arrest protests as there are concerns that the way it was written means it's open to abuse if you go part of course. then uli enacted national security law has already been used against some of the thousands of protesters who defied warnings and took to the streets on july the 1st the 23rd anniversary of the handover from british colonial rule many are questioning the legislation's reach and how it's going to be enforced chinese president xi jinping passed the law after it was drafted in record time in beijing hong kong's legislative councillors legal experts and academics who would normally be involved in writing the law saw the text for the 1st time after it was an acted legislative council and barrister tanya chan is concerned that the law could be open to interpretation by police and prosecutors based on the chinese national

security law national security covers a very wide range of activities including something related to economy religion. education media internet all these things will be included the law targets crimes defined as subversion sedition terrorism and collusion with foreign powers with the maximum penalty of life in prison you know all bunkum needs national security law to suppress those troublemakers those traitors i believe we need the national security law to stay prosperous hong kong and the chinese government say the law is necessary to restore order in the special administrative region where anti-government street protests made the headlines worldwide the government and parts of the business sector have been trying to rally support for the new law saying it will bring stability to the city in fact the floating banner behind me celebrates the enactment of the law but there are concerns that it could put the city status as an international financial center at risk at least $27.00

countries have echoed concerns that hong kong's freedoms and rule of law are at risk britain's prime minister says. the legislation is a serious breach of the 1997 handover agreement which guaranteed freedom and autonomy for 50 years and china's warning of consequences if the british government changes overseas passport rules to offer a path to citizenship for nearly half of hong kong's population. we reiterate that hong kong affairs of china's internal affairs and foreign countries have no right to interfere for many in hong kong it's a new era one which brings the way they're governed and the legal system closer to the rest of china the bigger pollin hong kong former partner of the convicted paedophile geoffrey epstein has been arrested and charged or socialite he len maxwell is accused of recruiting and grooming young girls who were abused by at

scene prosecutors say she played a critical role in finding victims and sometimes participated in the abuse gabriel of his own to his more from new york his long claim to have been a friend in business partner of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein but after the f.b.i. arrested maxwell federal prosecutors said her actions with epstein were far more sinister maxwell was among epstein's closest associates and helped him exploit girls who were as young as 14 years old that's all played a critical role in helping epstein to identify friend and groom minor victims for abuse in some cases maxwell participated in the abuse herself like epstein miss maxwell chose to blatantly disregard the law and her responsibility as an adult. using whatever means she had at her disposal to laure vulnerable youth

into behavior that should never have been exposed and which creates lasting harm that disgraced epstein a wealthy financer was arrested last year on federal indictment of sexually exploiting and abusing under-age women while awaiting trial he was found dead in his new york jail cell it was ruled a suicide epstein's victims have long said that maxwell the daughter of a wealthy british publishing executive helped orchestrate epstein's procurement of underage girls they have said they won't be silent until she faces justice max will have been in hiding for nearly a year her arrest now could bring pressure on britain's royal family a photo of prince andrew with a young woman flanked by maxwell in early 2001 sparked allegations of sexual misconduct the young woman who was a teenager at the time says maxwell trafficked her to andrew for sex he denies the charges but resigned from his royal duties last year on thursday when asked

prosecutors said they hoped andrew would cooperate with the investigation something they say so far he has not done we would welcome prince andrew coming in to talk with us we would like to have the benefit of his statement maxwell faces 6 federal charges too for conspiracy to others for perjury for lying to investigators and 2 more charges for entice seeing and transporting under-age women for sex if convicted she faces up to 35 years in prison gabriel's on al-jazeera to new york. to have this hoffa. hundreds arrested across here to dutch and french police crack an encrypted chat network used by organized crime gangs. and what next. that's a battle by the deaths of hundreds of elephants in botswana.

i know that most australia is fine and dry but not so across the south these are watching the system for the last few days aboard of course the storms across into perth and bring some fairly blustery wet weather into much of south australia and on into victoria as we go through fridays and all the heavy rain at times in to melbourne the winds are quite strong and very wet across much of tasmania at the same time going to front ahead of this system trading back through the north of new south wales right across into western areas of the south and that will continue to bring rain showers as they go through south in fact at times the rain could be rather heavy still showery across areas of the southeast but generally dry if a little bit cool wanted to scattered showers but for the next couple of days it's fine and dry west australia 23 in perth and suffer day but you'll notice there is

a front just waiting in of the wings on up towards asia well we've had some very wet weather particularly into japan and there is more of that to come of the next couple days people of course a keeping the a good a social distancing measures in place but it's been very wet starting in any sort of q. and this more rain certainly on friday and some of that could be very heavy through western and central areas of japan but trading back again into the china still the heavy rain there but rather more scattered those heavy rain showers and again through south of me that very heavy rain still really impacting much of japan's another wet day in tokyo at 26. from sunrise to sunset. across asia. and the pacific. explore untold un fascinating stories. of diverse cultures. and

conflicting politics. one on one east on al-jazeera. the amount of the top stories here now to 0 coronavirus cases are now rising in 40 out of 50 states in the us and more than 128000 people have died from covert 19 despite that president trump has been celebrating economic news but showed that unemployment fell to 11 point one percent in june. the u.s. congress has approved new sanctions over china's decision to impose a harsh security law on hong kong the bill aims to penalize banks doing business

with chinese officials who prevented the new legislation. and the former partner of the convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein has been arrested and charged british socialite maxwell is accused of recruiting and grooming young girls who were abused by obscene. coronaviruses killed another $1200.00 people in brazil taking the total over $61000.00 with $48000.00 new cases in the last 24 hours across latin america governments are struggling to contain the virus chile has one of the world's highest infection rates with almost 6000 deaths and more than 280000 cases but there's one part of the country that celebrating a return to normality our latin america editor lucy newman has more. this is where friendly that are known as easter i say it's richly studious stone statues called more whites. at one of the polynesian islands for schools and the will is

underway a ceremony to mark more than $100.00 days without a single piece of grown up virus and the way that they're celebrating is not by reopening hotels restaurants or tourism on which the island depends but rather its schools i ask the marrow why their little grass. because returning to class sends a powerful message to our entire society of the return to freedom of being able to stop being locked up that's the most important thing for a human being it gives us all hope and after months of corn thousands instead curfews secondary school students are the 1st going back to class. is anxious to finally be able to rejoin his classmate but. we're excited because it's an opportunity that is being given only to us and we have to know how to take advantage of it because on the constant as you know it's not been possible to

return to class because of the pandemic. easter island is in the middle of the pacific ocean it belongs to chile but it's 3500 kilometers from the mainland and here on the mainland scores have been close and sports the 16th and no one can say when if they or anything else will reopen any time soon after 3 and a half months of lock downs and cross fields infections continue unabated and it's impossible to tell at this point when chile will reach its peak well that's why parents on the mainland are envying their counterparts in chile's most remote province and i mean who. may it's important to be able to generate positivity in our mental health in order to repel this virus it's important that the children that our young people return to school and then. easter island still faces a norm is challenges 80 percent of the population is out of work because there's no tourism nor will there be for

a long time to come but making do with what they have is nothing new for the people on this remote island they say they'll go back to teaching their children to fish implant as they had for centuries. another good reason for them to go back to school. you see in human al-jazeera. a landslide at the heart of the world's jade mining industry has killed at least 162 people miners were buried by a wave of muddy water when a pile of waste collapsed into a lake in northern me and mar emergency workers had to push their way through heavy mud to recover bodies in the mineral rich account region priyanka gupta reports. a torrent of mining waste collapsed into a lake the landslide triggered by heavy monsoon rain creating a wave of mud and water hundreds of jet miners had no time to skip.

dozens were swept away as rescue workers started piling up body bags to identify the dead the scale of the disaster became more clear especially during the rainy season when heavy rains. and. we're seeing more and more. landslides and cuts in state are common more than 50 miners were killed in the same region of northern 1000000 man last year. and another mound of mining waste claps 5 years ago killing $120.00 workers the world's most valuable j. despond here officially worth around $750000000.00 between 2016 and 2017 . but the value of the trade is expected to be much higher because of the huge demolished in china which it is made to do to agree on and. tried to escape poverty come here often as did the post to look for the precious mineral in

26 in the government actually suspended the issuance as a new license and extending your speculations and try to begin a process of reforming and regulating the industry unfortunately despite the new law and policy that they're developing we continue to see the government's inability to regulate the environmental and social impacts of mining sector remains controlled by our whole armed groups the military itself and crony companies which are operating outside of the control of the government. the mind is who died have braved the bad weather. then disaster again struck the end was secretive. trade crack up the. tensions are still high anything where the murder of a popular singer has sent shock waves through the country 2 people have been shot dead after soldiers opened fire on a crowd trying to attend the funeral of a child who had set his music gave

a voice to if he appears largest ethnic group the aroma i'm about oh reports nairobi. the funeral for theo paean singh a child who was held in his native town as under arrest of his death spread from the region where he was seen as a hero. the crowds of more were not as big as an dissipated many say they had been turned away by police and is in the funeral procession could turn into one of the protest. that the single was shot in the capital of the suburb on monday the motive for his killing remains unclear the musician and activist embodied dust but ashes of ethiopia sludge just ethnic group the omar his songs focused on the rights of all more people and became. in a series of photos that led to the downfall of the previous prime minister in 2000 he was out and is that we would not have the kind of what

a vision that we had between 20152018 you know me and without the bottom where you protesting we would not have hired the political change that have happened when the brought the current prime minister to power dozens of been killed in protests in or on me this is such a loose killing 3 days ago along with others who had recently become critical of prime minister of the government to rule the musician had been imprisoned for 5 years when he was 17 for taking part in protests many like him fled into exile fearing persecution but he remained a. tome encouraging young people to speak out about the plight of with your present largest ethnic group. have long complained of being sidelined prime minister be himself on or on was released political prisoners allowed greater freedom of speech and lifted a ban on several position groups but many would almost say they continue to be marginalized to further the government's handling of this situation has really

exasperated the situation instead of giving people the space to more. of the one last year's nobel peace prize for his 40 brokering an end to a decades long standoff with neighborhood. the most the conflicts of proved harder for the prime minister to smooth over though millions of ethiopians have been forced out of their homes and they're now concerns that hostilities in the autumn or region could lead to bloodshed if current force by the prime minister to call under fail then he appears 1st attempt at 3 democracy could be developed before the next elections are held how about the wall jazeera arabic and. at least 27 civilians have been killed in attacks in central mali armed men on motorbikes targeted 3 doggone villages in the not too region the felony herding and farming communities have been locked in a violent conflict for decades hundreds of elephants have been found dead in

botswana and nobody knows why the carcasses were photographed lying on their sides while others had collapsed face down in the okavango delta poaching has been ruled out because their tusks were still intact but national park rescue charity says over 400 have died calling it one of the biggest disasters to affect elephants the century what's one us government has only confirmed 275 deaths so far. now mccann is a director of conservation for national park rescue he says there's a strong possibility the animals have caught a disease but only test will confirm there's. currently living through a pandemic of the global disease which started in wildlife that has made its way into people and we know that kobe don't seem to make its way back from people into animals as well as done so in cats in big cats in new york and also in many levels so there's a possibility for zoonotic transfer from elephants back into people but even if it

does stay within the population as botswana has one 3rd of all the elephants on the continent the potential for this having a truly catastrophic impact on the population is very real and he said cross europe arrested hundreds of crime gang members after hacking into an encrypted network which provided them with a gold mine of information on him 750 people were arrested by offices in britain alone challenging reports. on. her. car king apart criminal networks police across the u.k. have made hundreds of arrests after infiltrating an encrypted phone system used by suspected top to criminals they've seized guns drugs and cash amounting to millions of dollars during the course of the operation which is obviously build on by the n.c.a.a. regional and place for says we have arrested so far $746.00 individuals we've

seized over $77.00 firearms for hanging a just under 2 tons of drugs which is where $80000000.00 pounds on the streets and we seized over $54000000.00 pounds of criminal cash so it is a massive law enforcement operation and success. the operation began when french police hacked into a highly encrypted messaging platform found on the spoke and project phones the system was used 560000 people worldwide 10000 of them in britain soon it became a massive cross border investigation there was an investigation opened in france. targeting a quick chat system of providing and clipped it from nation to its criminals there was a criminal investigation started that had direct a lot of international relations so that's the reason why it was formed between friends and the evidence that you used in your poll. operation of an attic launched in april involved every police force in britain. in some raids offices used on guns

to arrest suspects involved in drugs and arms trafficking the national crime agency says it also prevented the murder of several people who were the targets of rival gangs. these are not petty criminals but the kingpins of organized crime the so-called untouchables often living lavish lifestyles in the proceeds of crime and police say there are more arrests to come. out as there. are more of the top stories around jazeera coronavirus cases are now rising in 40 out of 50 states in the us where more than 128000 people have died from covered 19 florida alone has reported more than 10000 cases in the last 24 hours and the texas governor has made it mandatory to wear masks in public but the economy may be

improving u.s. unemployment fell to 11 point one percent in june adding 4800000 jobs. the u.s. senate has followed the house in approving new sanctions over china's decision to impose harsh security law on hong kong buildings to penalize banks doing business with chinese officials we've implemented the new legislation it will now be sent to president donald trump for approval china's government has faced world wide criticism over the security law which critics say dismantles hong kong's special freedoms house speaker nancy pelosi is condemned the arrests of protesters in the territory there's a real tragedy and it's so sad but in the congress in the house and in the senate in a very unified way we have all worked together it has been a for me a joy to be bonding with my colleagues on both sides the both sides of capitol on this very important issue and the republicans have been there every step of the way

i hope the president will be. the former partner they convicted paedophile jeffrey epstein has been arrested and charged or socialite maxwell is accused of recruiting and grooming young girls who were abused by epstein new york prosecutors say she played a critical role in finding victims and sometimes participated in the abuse jeffrey epstein committed suicide while awaiting trial last august maxwell faces up to 35 years in prison if convicted a landslide at the heart of the world's jade mining industry has killed at least 162 people miners were buried by a wave of muddy water but a pile of waste collapsed into a lake in northern me and mark at least 54 others were injured emergency workers had to push their way through heavy mud to recover bodies in the mineral rich packet region areas nearly a 1000 kilometers north of yang gone main laws biggest city to stay with us when i

want to east is up next. as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few. months of the neighborhood and many feel the economy is being prioritized about for human life. yet the focus on the us spiking faces we bring you the latest developments from across the globe coronavirus pandemic special coverage on. councils to contain the code 90 barks coulthard she said been carrying out military style operations across the capital pool. in the name of public health and safety they have rounded up a legal foreign workers. fellow when you look at these rides you can't help but think is the practical reality of dealing with a pandemic or is it racism.