through is inspired the digital revolution jobs and gates face to face on al-jazeera. every generation has a higher purpose. ours. spain orders the lockdown of an area that's home to more than 200000 people offer a spike in coronavirus cases. hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of our founders to face on our troops donald trump uses his independence day speech to threaten anti racism protests.

iran accuses the e.u. of failing to all of the 2050 nuclear deal and formally activates the dispute is. stuck at sea a state of emergency declared on all the mediterranean rescue ships carrying migrants and refugees. a strict lockdown has been imposed in an area of spain that's home to more than 200000 people following a surge in corona virus cases part of the catalonia region is being closed off with no one allowed to enter or leave the move comes to spain's hospitals the sector was hoping to salvage what remains of the all important summer season there have been 62057 confirmed cases in catalonia since the outbreak began with 5673 related deaths for this that's joined al jazeera is that the baba who is

in london the team tell us more about this area of spain that's been locked down and why. well aged it's near the town of later it's a rural area which is home to 200000 people and now the regional thirty's in catalonia in the northeast of spain have said that from 4 in the afternoon local time on saturday no one will be able to enter that area all leave that area so they have got advanced warning but it has come as a surprise on friday the health authorities in that particular area were saying that they were going to impose a lockdown although they had set up a temporary field hospital in the town of later because they'd seen over one week a rise in the copied cases to 325 in one week and the

24 hour writing cases was 60 so there had been a noticeable increase in covered 19 cases so they've now changed their gone back on that decision imposing a very localized lockdown this comes against the backdrop of spain opening up the country to tourism already on june the 21st it welcomed in people from the schengen free travel area from the other e.u. countries and from the u.k. but just this week that list has been expanded along with the rest of the e.u. for this area where people can come from without having to go into quarantine and i'm sure that that will be on the minds of many in the regional government in catalonia which does receive many tourists over summer but also nationally as well adrian how does this lockdown in catalonia compare to how other countries the dealing with localized outbreaks. well i think it would be fair to say that they

have acted quite quickly upon seeing this rise in cases here in britain there has been a big argument a political argument but also one that it's in that involve the health authorities over the city of leicester in the middle where local politicians and the opposition saying that the government delayed by up to a week imposing a lockdown there when there was a flare up because of insufficient data being passed to the local authorities now lester is in a reimposed lockdown which means that although in the rest of england from today right now people can go and have a drink in a pub visit a restaurant go and get their haircut lots of measures being eased in leicester that's not the case schools have closed again and people have been told to stay indoors and only travel for essential reasons so that gives you a clue as to why it's so important to act quickly in other places like in germany

there have been flare ups around meat processing plant they have been seen to act quickly but it still is not an easy job to keep these a localized square us under control spain has seen its biggest 24 hour rise in copy deaths for 2 weeks now up to friday it was 17 but compare that to the type of figures that we're still seeing here in the u.k. it gives you an indication of the big challenges that still remain here and zeros the debugger reporting live from london many thanks indeed that the. asked as he was saying people in england can now enjoy a restaurant meal a drink at the pub or going to head cards for the 1st time in 3 months as lock down restrictions on east it comes a day after officials revealed a list of countries whose travelers won't face a mandatory 2 week quarantine or a chance reports from. it's a much rarer site than it used to be travellers arriving in the u.k. from abroad the covert pandemic reduced foreign tourism here to

a trickle don't leave the country unless absolutely necessary was the advice to britons and since early june arrivals from abroad have been required to self isolate for 2 weeks but from next friday coming from some countries at least will no longer mean quarantine which has gone down well at london's gatwick airport yeah i think it's a great thing coming because people are probably a bit of tired of being stuck at home and always pleased to go to some freedom to throw whereas i want to see is a form of us all to take some rest. very confusing and. not. just all for some so happy local and now you know it's great that is being lifted some. really good the 59 countries list has some notable exceptions you where you said it's too risky. russia brazil and india china isn't on it either go home kong is and sweden which controversially didn't lock itself down is

also missing plus some countries on the list like new zealand have their own core and same rules for arrivals. when the u.k. quarantine was brought in a month ago the travel industry howled coming so late in the crisis it would be nonsensical and pointless they said and it would kick an already crippled industry the measures were introduced at a time when our european neighbors much lower case numbers not rates the weight it so all it was doing was actually acting as an economic barrier to recovery in the travels jollity said but scotland and wales won't be pressured into following england's lead and say they want more time to analyze the lists legal and health implications and when so much is at stake as it is right now we can all lower sales to be dragged along in the week or of another government's to be quite frank about it shambolic decision making process boris johnson is playing down the rift by

impression of the of of the way we've been working as a u.k. is that we generally speaking we we're following very very similar paths. if it's slightly different speeds but for now lifting quarantine is an england only measure rory chalons al-jazeera london. on a day which traditionally brings americans together u.s. president donald trump has again chosen to divide during an independent state speech at mount rushmore itself a monument for past presidents trump attacked protesters and critics and threatened to punish those who deface statues of slave traders and colonialists all of this in front of a tightly packed crowd and with no requirement for anyone to wear a mosque muslim jordan reports. donald trump kicked off the long independence day weekend with a trip to mt rushmore but instead of making

a claim for national unity at a monument honoring for us president trump attacked protesters who want to take down monuments honoring slave traders and confederate general. angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of our founders to face our most sacred memorials and unleash a wave of violent crime in our cities many of these people have no idea why they're doing this but some know exactly what they are doing they think the american people are weak and soft and submissive. but know the american people are strong and proud trumps tone was angry he accused the racism protesters of engaging in quote far left fascism and he vowed to not just prosecute statue top lawyers but to also build a new monument on during the people he called true american heroes they want to

silence us. but we will not be silenced. except for a reference to health care workers at the start of his speech trump said nothing about the covert $1000.00 pandemic he's already been criticized for bringing together in a tight space $7500.00 spectators with no physical distancing or required face mask keeps public health officials say the event could accelerate the spread of covert 19 states such as florida texas arizona and california are recording thousands of new cases each day and the national death toll it's near 130008 top administration official is urging people to be extra careful stay fixed feet from others when we can and when we can stay 6 feet from others please i'm begging you where a face covering some florida resident piled into

a public hearing to say the government had no right to tell them what to do no matter what you want to believe this is a very political issue it is patriots versus communists i don't care how you feel i will not be wearing a mask i will not go to jail and i won't pay a $500.00 fine that's against the law for you to even threaten us with that since when do i not get to either my body. back at mount rushmore a small group of native americans tried and failed to keep the event from going forward and the fireworks donald trump wanted lit up the sky a rush of explosions mimicking the tense climate in the u.s. on its birthday rosalyn jordan al-jazeera alexandria virginia scope lucas is the co-founder of america unfiltered a professor of political science and international studies at the university of birmingham he says that trump is deliberately using the country's division as a campaigning technique. certainly

a donald trump statement in front of mt rushmore south dakota there was almost no mention of coronavirus as the death toll is likely to pass 130000 today and as the virus is not decreasing but is actually surging rising in 42 of 50 states there was no mention of the issues that have been raised by the anti-racism the black lives matter marches instead what trump tried to do is to stigmatize those marches justice equality about relations with the police as big leftist fascism and certainly there was nothing there about bringing america together at this very critical time instead he's gone back to his 2016 tactics which is his base versus america's enemies and gambling that he can get a 2nd term by these very aggressive and somewhat say even hateful politics donald trump does not know. conciliatory he certainly doesn't know i'm sorry donald trump

only knows one way forward and that's being aggressive and secondly in 2016 there was very little attention to issues it was really all about spectacle and that spectacle helped trump win the electoral college if not the popular vote so his advisors had a critical decision amidst the pandemic and the black last night of march is back at the end of may they could either have a speech of unity or trump could continue to say we've got extremist we've got enemies we've got radicals who are trying to tear us down the european union says that iran has triggered a dispute mechanism as part of its 2050 nuclear deal to iran is accusing european powers of failing to live up to their side of the of the agreement foreign minister german so they've sent a letter to britain france and germany but didn't provide specific details on where the countries fell short of their obligations deals but reveling since the u.s. withdrew from its 2 is a go. iran is also threatening retaliation after a fire at one of its nuclear sites official suspect that it may have been the

result of a cyber attack and say that they'll respond defense verifies the terms science is monitored by international nuclear inspectors who say the fire didn't threaten any nuclear materials and was a serious asset big has more now from turkey iran on the friction between iran and europe. the reef has written to the e.u. foreign policy chief joseph again complaining about the noncompliance in regards to 2015 nuclear deal now this comes after spoke at the united nations condemning the european countries france germany and the u.k. for what he called complacency and not standing up to the united states now this isn't the 1st time that iran has complained to the e.u. back in 2018 when the united states pulled out of that 2015 nuclear deal iran gave the european countries those 3 european countries one year to come up with a way around u.s. sanctions so the deal could be maintained that the europeans were able to do that.

satisfactory standards started back in its commitments that deal what has angered and frustrated. other than what they see as noncompliance with these 3 european countries put forward a motion to the international atomic energy agency asking for access asking for access for a number of sites inside iran and iran considers those sites not part of the 2015 nuclear deal or those on military sites but you have questions about those sites and activity that took place before the 2015 nuclear deal now iran maintains that its nuclear program is for peaceful means and already has access to all nuclear sites in iran and 24 seventh's online monitoring but iran has warned that any interference between the iran by foreign countries could have a negative impact on that relationship we'll get

a weather update next then we'll take you to india where there's anger over the rising number of deaths in police custody. hiding in a luxury home in the woods and using a fake more about the british the arrest of a british socialite charged with sex trafficking. hello there still plenty of heavy downpours across much of china but also japan of course we've been talking about the flooding in china but this whole frontal system being bringing some very to run poles across much of japan in particular cross into a widespread flooding here across much of the region as you can see and of course that is the more rain in the for cause as we go through sunday very heavy again across that entire region we could just see the flooding actually worsening in the

next couple of days is fairly unsettled through much of honshu it's dry it's the knolls that you cross into a kind of a much of northern areas of china seeing some heavier downpours as well but still that front training back into all central areas and certainly all monday it does begin to increase again intensity of those showers those down poles again just adding to the flooding and unfortunately no break atoll across this portion of japan so again the next few days really could be quite critical of the rain is coming down in the flood waters that are already there and then across into india the last few days the rains have been particularly heavy down across the west has picked up some fairly hefty totals you can see what it's done alyse to the streets in the city center and as we go through the next couple of days the rain still very heavy but also pushing up into southern areas a good drought and some areas could easily pick up a half a meter of rain. in a 2 part series. algy 0 observes the lives of 2 children.

over 20 years. where insights into circumstances that shaped lives. in a rapidly changing world. 20 years of mean continues with good morning groups in india on how to 0. again this is al-jazeera a reminder of the main news this hour spain has locked down an area that's home to more than 200000 people following a surge in corona virus cases that part of the catalonia region is being closed off

with no one allowed to enter or leave. bars restaurants and hairdressers a reopening across england for the 1st time in 3 months u.k. prime minister boris johnson is urging people to act responsibly as coronavirus restrictions eased that been 285000 covert 19 cases in the u.k. and 44000 deaths. u.s. president donald trump has used an independent stay address to attack the testers and his critics he's threaten to punish those who did face statues of slave traders and colonialists with lengthy prison sentences. for humanitarian rescue ship in the mediterranean has declared a state of emergency and its crew say they can no longer guarantee the safety of those on board the ocean viking vessel carrying 180 migrants refugees has repeatedly been denied entry by italian or maltese authorities the aid ship says

that many are in acute mental distress charlotte ballasts reports. volunteers chasing after migrants who jumped from the ship the ocean viking after being stuck on board for a week the 2 men made a disparate attempt to swim to europe the rescue ship has now declared a state of emergency. it says more migrants are threatening to jump all commit suicide to. become except this people can't jump you can't he creates problems won't solve anything we've been doing this for for 4 and a half years now bringing people always to a safe place but this is the 1st. time there's been a thing like this character. margaret thanks everyone the ocean viking is waiting to be given a port of entry to disembark $180.00 migrants and rescued them during 4 operations in italian and multisection rescues arns on the 25th and 30th of june the migrants

head seems south italy from libya. but in the last week the ship has made 7 requests to italian and maltese with dorothy's for a port of entry or will have been ignored or denied italy has tightened border controls in response to cover 19 migrants have been told to wear personal protective equipment and then transferred to ferries off the coast to wait out a quarantine period 28 migrants who transferred from this rescue ship to a ferry known as the moby zaza tested covered positive 10 days ago risk usa the taking precautions but argued the migrants mental health must take priority it's very unprecedented just because it's the 1st time in more than 4 years of operation that we reach such a such a level of anxiety and and such a situation and war at the moment we are left without any solution with that kind

of emergency situation on board because it is a situation that we cannot guarantee we can control at any moment. and some relief for rescue is a few migrants are attempting the sea crossing according to the international organization for migration this time last year 29000 migrants had arrived in europe via the mediterranean sea this year it's fewer than 24000 of that greece italy and spain roughly share the arrivals or their italy has seen a recent surge shallop ballasts al-jazeera. more than a dozen people have been detained at a protest in russia they were demonstrating in support of a journalist who's been charged with justifying terrorism svetlana for a copy of a is facing up to 7 years in prison for linking a 2018 bombing to the political climate on the president vladimir putin she's denied the charges calling them punishment for her work. 5 police officers in the

indian state of been arrested in connection with the deaths of a father and son in custody the 2 had been detained for leaving the shop open minutes longer allowed on the coronavirus lock down. elizabeth for autumn reports now it's causing outrage across the country. these 5 men are in charge of up hold in the law as police officers and. state instead they're being investigated for murder. p.j. and arjun his son ben it's died after being arrested on june 19th sparking protests police have detained the father and son for keeping their mobile phone shop open just minutes beyond what was allowed under lockdown restrictions. they died in hospital 4 days later. the killers has now become a murder in which we have arrested one sub-inspector conducting further investigations into the offices in the case. a female police officer who testified

that the men were beaten and sexually assaulted has been given witness protection and. has taken over the case after allegations of local police destroyed evidence including security camera footage. say the victim's deaths are surprising. since she has been documenting cases like these involving police for the past 30 years it's not only normalization of this practice. but also just completing your little to nothing happens because. why do you often last thing there on. a non-governmental groups says 1730 people died either in police custody or jailed last year. in delhi the sun their family is still waiting for a hearing into their nephew's death at a local police station 2 years. the mine 1000 years old when he was detained

accused of theft and sexual harassment. a day later police told the family he hung himself but 3 other detainees at the station told them beaten all night. we need justice what's happened to us happened to many others and they don't speak out we've been threatened multiple times the police even came here and offered money to end the case but we said no. chance and though since he wasn't allowed to see his nephew's body human rights groups say india must ratify the convention against torture and implement police reforms to prevent such deaths occurring elizabeth al-jazeera new delhi. japan is deploying 10000 soldiers to its southwestern region to help with severe flooding at least 2 people have died several are missing as heavy rain triggered flooding mudslides tens of thousands of people in 2 areas have been urged to leave. the. people in the area

are required to continue to be on maximum alert with regards to self defense forces police prepared to dispatch 10000 personnel for further emergency support please do this that you are able to respond swiftly and adequately before the part of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein is facing up to 35 years in prison for her alleged past and abusing young girls maxwell is accused of playing a critical role in recruiting girls as young as 14 years old for epstein's sex trafficking ring serious gabe els elizondo reports now. there were rumors she was hiding out in paris or maybe her home in london and alleged sighting of her in los angeles in the in the lane maxwell was living in this raleigh and secluded home in new hampshire there is no cell phone service along the one kilometer long

wooden road that leads to the home authorities said she paid cash for it under an assumed name to hide her whereabouts we've been discreetly keeping tabs on maxwells whereabouts as we work this investigation and more recently we learned should slithered away to a gorgeous property in new hampshire continuing to live a life of privilege while her victims live with the trauma inflicted upon them years ago neighbors in the town of bradford population 1500 say they were shocked when believe. of all places were in the middle of nowhere assuming maxwell fights these charges and the case goes to a trial it would happen here at this federal courthouse in manhattan the big question then would become how many of her alleged victims would be willing to testify 4 years doesn't this of alleged victims of jeffrey epstein the now deceased sex offender have said maxwell a longtime associate of epstein played a central role in recruiting and trafficking girls into sex until

a trial prosecutors will fight to keep maxwell behind bars they say she's a flight risk in possession of 3 passports and access to millions of dollars in more than 12 banks that she's linked to but the mystery of her whereabouts now solved with her arrest in a place she certainly did not want to be found gabriel is on doe out zita new york . brazil's president jaya both has watered down a law requiring the wearing of box in public places also nora used his veto power to remove the old geisha and for people to wear mosques in shops and churches he says the rule was unconstitutional brazil has more than one and a half 1000000 cases it's the 2nd worst affected country after the united states the been long lines in colombia as people that take advantage of a tax free shopping day its passage of

a government attempt to stimulate the economy to strict coronavirus restrictions the measure has proved popular because the sales tax in colombia is 19 percent it's the 2nd of 3 days planned throughout the year but critics fear that it could lead to a surge in new infections the u.k. is considering joining the european union's drive to develop and acquire covert 19 vaccines despite formally quitting the bloc earlier this year the e.u. is spending more than $2000000000.00 to finance research into treatment as it tries to avoid falling behind the u.s. and china britain is to use a completed separation from the block on january 1st to the current transition period ends one of spain's most famous landmarks has opened its doors for the 1st time in 3 months exclusive access to bustle of the familiar basilica was given to workers on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic residents of the city will be allowed to visit in the coming weeks. almost straightly and states are preparing to

open the borders and further east restrictions parts of victoria locking down again due to a surge in cove at 19 cases the state capital melbourne recorded 108 new infections on saturday pushing the number of active cases 25093000 people living in public housing buildings have been forced into total lockdown those living in other virus hotspots could have you leave hold to buy food and essential supplies evidence of a 12000 year old mining operation has been discovered an underwater caves in mexico research has spent more than 600 hours exploring the caves on the yucatan peninsula . it's good to have you with us hello adrian finnegan here in doha the headlines on

al-jazeera spade has locked out of the area let's hope to more than 200000 people following a surge in coronavirus cases part of the catalonia region is being closed off with the with allowed to enter or leave the move comes to spain's hospitality sector was hoping to salvage what remains of the all important summer season bars restaurants and head dresses are reported to reopening across england for the 1st time in 3 months the u.k.'s private as the boris johnson is urging people to act responsibly as coronavirus restrictions eased the pin 285900 cases in the u.k. and 44000 deaths u.s. president donald trump has used an independent stay address to attack protesters and his critics he's threatened to punish those who deface statues of slave traders and clearly interests with lengthy prison sentences. angry mobs are trying to tear down statues of our founders deface our most sacred memorials and unleash

a wave of violent crime in our cities many of these people have no idea why they're doing this but some know exactly what they are doing they think the american people are weak and soft and submissive. but know the american people are strong and proud and they will not allow our country. and all of its value history and culture to be taken from them the e.u. says that iran has triggered a dispute mechanism is part of its 2050 nuclear deal foreign minister job and so he sent a last that's of britain and france and germany but didn't provide specific details on where the countries fall short of the obligation the news continues on al-jazeera inside story next.

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