see washington sends an aircraft carrier is beijing flexes its military and economic muscle by jiri and gets ready for export gas as big oil prepares for a post prove it world plus global remittances plan counting the cost on al-jazeera . a setback for the millions displaced in syria the united nations manages to win support to open only one border crossing to bring in aid. alone welcoming b.t.w. watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up as anger grows against his government mollies president makes major concessions to the opposition who are demanding he steps down. donald trump was

a mask in public for the 1st time during a visit to a hospital as america grapples with a surge in corona virus cases. also ahead for the sake of humanity a community in indonesia defies officials to support stranded for the refugees. millions of syria's displaced people will now have just the one turkish border crossing through which to receive aid that's after several attempts to keep a 2nd crossing open fail to pass at the un security council russia backed by china has been pushing to shutter one of 2 border crossings that was still open diplomatic editor james bays reports from u.n. headquarters in new york. a security council resolution on delivery of aid into syria is finally passed the result of the voting is as follows

12 votes in favor no votes against and 3 abstentions but this was not what 13 out of 15 council members wanted only one border crossing bubble how one can now be used to deliver aid after china and russia use their veto power in recent days to block other options so this resolution is not what the united states and a majority of the council fought for and it is certainly far short of what the syrian people need and discern russia's deputy ambassador was competent that the hypocrisy and double standards of our western colleagues at the unprecedented tice you were in negotiations they were ready to jeopardise growth by the mechanism but to delete messages on unilateral sanctions and increasing growth

crossland deliveries that received this reply that if dimitrius concerned about hypocrisy he probably should not use the words that he merits and i humanitarian aid should not be politicized because that is exactly what russia has done throughout this process and shamefully continues to do the bab al salam crossing the no clothes also a lifeline for about half a 1000000 children in the area according to unicef a fact seized upon by germany's ambassador these 500000 children will wake up tomorrow morning. and realize that we have let them down our germany and belgium had been in charge of trying to negotiate ambassador said he was aware his chinese and russian colleagues were taking instructions from their capitals but he had this message for those in charge tell them that the german ambassador asked are those people who gave the instructions to give instructions to cut out the 8 of

500000 children if they are ready to look into the mirror tomorrow in nearly a decade of conflict in syria repeatedly starvation has been used as a weapon of war and increasingly humanitarian aid has been politicized what we've seen here in the last week may well be another episode in the international community's response to the syrian crisis that history will judge badly james plays out just syria at the united nations joining us now is vanessa jackson u.n. representative and head of office for care international she joins us from new york for us jackson one crossing point not to what does that mean to the people of syria . you know it's good to be with you and i think it's a very dark day for the security council and perhaps an even darker day for many syrians. we've seen this gradual erosion of humanitarian access become quite

a pattern in the security council but i think it's incredibly worrisome at this time when we have covert cases confirmed in this area this is the snow western region of syria and in the north east so in the space of about 9 months we've gone to having 4 u.n. border crossings to now only having one and this latest closure of one of the major crossings or in into the area around northern aleppo leaves $1300000.00 people without the support of the united nations and as the u.n. has warned the council this will cost syrian lives as far as the cost of syrian lives is concerned does it also mean that that northern aleppo region is more vulnerable not less vulnerable despite what the russians have been saying especially when they kind of play into that agenda on the part of the regime in

damascus who've been saying that all the aid should go through the syrian capital as a 1st stop. in a perfect world it would all be coming from damascus that is the responsibility of the syrian government is to meet the humanitarian needs of its people but we have not seen damascus willing to do that throughout the 9 years of this conflict and the people that are in this area in northern aleppo it's one of the highest concentrations of displaced people it's over 60 percent so these are people that have been displaced multiple times over the course of the last 9 years and they are overwhelmingly women and children so these are the very people that the u.n. was set up to. and we at this stage we do not have any aid convoys coming from damascus to this region there is a negotiation underway to start there. but the closure by the council affective

today manes that we could be looking at least 6 months before any of these combo is actually make it up into this region because of all the bureaucracy and red tape that's required to get all the commissions for the n.g.o.s to make those deliveries and i think that is is the worrying part that we cannot expect the other crossing the one that remains open to be a substitute because in order to get from that crossing into northern aleppo you have to cross a front line and although we have a fragile cease fire in effect now we don't know what the situation will be a in awake in a month in 6 months so for the people in northern aleppo it must be incredibly anxiety provoking particularly for the mothers of those 500000 children

because most of them simply don't know where their next meal is coming from and my . so them don't have access to the most basic hygiene services over 90 percent of the people in these camps and temporary shelters don't have access to so and most of them don't have access to the trains even so we're talking about extremely difficult circumstances that people are living in and they really were depending on the aid that comes across the border from the u.n. and whilst there will still be some that organizations like care of save the children or world vision are able to bring across the border we cannot scale up to the level that the u.n. was able to where we're just not able to operate at that scale and to do so would take up months and months and months if it were even possible ok we must leave it

there vanessa jackson there in new york thank you very much thank you. molly's president abraham is promising to form a national unity government by next week and kate has dissolved the constitutional court as a 1st step towards pacifying the opposition molly has seen its worst civil unrest in years with several people killed during protests calling for the president's resignation people angry at his failure to stop the long running conflict economic problems and perceived government corruption let's talk now to susanna wing associate professor at haverford college and a money specialist author of constructing democracy in africa she joins us from portland maine susanna wing will these concessions be enough. i'm not sure there would be enough but they're certainly a 1st step they're an important 1st step. and i think the idea is that the president is going to join we have the opposition and have hopefully a real dialogue. and and hopefully this will take place under the eyes of

eco wasse the regional group that i think can actually help make sure that this moves forward smoothly. and like i said it's a 1st step that these problems it's not just the security situation in the north it's the sense on the part of many people that in fact the population in general feels quite ignored and the grievances of the population people don't feel they've been met and and that's led to this crisis a sort of blindness on the part of the government to the needs of the people as far as the needs of the people are concerned what is it that the president is missing when it comes to turning around the economy. well you know these are tough times these are tough times in part because of coded but really there's an insecurity. it's exists throughout the entire country so the

destabilization in the north that's moved to the central part of the country means enormously hit on the economy the lack of tourism the lack of of aid to be able to get to certain regions and if you look at these pictures there's a lot of youth out there that are really frustrated that there are simply no jobs there feel like they've reached a dead end there are the schools are closed there are you know there's also there are strikes with respect to the schools and the universities and therefore what is there for the youth in this in this country and and that's part of why these folks are out there demanding some real change and i think part of it with the economy is that it's it's the contrast between a quite wealthy political elite and the mass. of the country the greater

population which really has very little opportunity is it your sense that these demonstrators are so angry it may actually cost mr cater his job and if it does cost him his job is there any one obvious waiting in the wings. it could very well cost him his there is a very important in mommy in mom mom do de kock who is in bomber corps who is over a very well respected and religious leader of amongst many milans and you know he is he is sort of made some maneuvers that he may in fact be interested in but we don't we don't know where this time who is going to step into that place it would be it would have to be a negotiation if the president resigned they'd have to turn to the constitution and what would be the next steps now in 1901 they held the national conference that opened up the process for democratization in the country now that was so they have

that history in which the protests such as these in fact lead to a complete upheaval and then a more democratic system but we really don't know at this time where this is going to go ok listen suzanna thank you so much for coming on and talking to us here on al-jazeera says i know when they're talking to us from portland in maine thank you . the united states has reported another all time daily high for new infections of the corona virus more than 66 and a half 1000 cases were confirmed on saturday meanwhile president trump has been to a hospital where he publicly wore a mosque for the 1st time since the start of the outbreak particle hayne is in maryland. this is the image then many health experts have been hoping and waiting for the u.s. president sending the message to his supporters that it's ok to wear a mask for many not doing so is a kind of political statement but before leaving for visit to this military

hospital he sent a different message with his words when you're a hospital especially at that particular setting where you're going through a lot of soldiers people that in some cases just got off the operating table i think it's a great degree where they got to have a pretty good bet but i do believe they have a kind of. far from the universal endorsement that might make and supporters change their habits in many of the states hardest hit masks are not mandatory and the numbers of people being tested for and dying from the corona virus are climbing quickly in florida another day of record cases but despite the figures disney world reopened there with restrictions on smaller crowds masks are mandated inside the park but not in this state and the republican governor is not promising any changes soon we really believe that you know those in that 65 enough age group are at the

increased risk and we're continuing to advise them to talk to limit close contact outside the home and to avoid crowds armys with as much as possible in another hard hit state louisiana the democratic governor has closed bars and mandated mess. so it's become clear to me especially ash after the numbers that we saw yesterday that our current restrictions are not enough. people that we've been making to the people of louisiana to do better abiding by those restrictions and doing better by complying with our mitigation measures just have not produced the results that we had hoped for and the the results that we need pretty much across the board the experts all agree the easiest the cheapest way to make sure the virus doesn't spread out of control to make sure hospitals like the one behind me don't become overwhelmed just to wear a mask but once again the u.s. president is sending a message to his followers with his words that they don't necessarily need to

follow the advice of the experts pedicle him al-jazeera maryland. lots more news still to come for you here on al-jazeera including people cannot go back to the most magical place on earth quote some americans are happy but the reopening of disney world class. voters imposing facing a choice between more conservative populism or a swing to more liberal governance when it was the polls to elect a new president a strong. had some very heavy rain the forecast through much of central eastern areas of china and now on its way towards the korean peninsula you can see as we go through sunday this massive very heavy rain working its way steadily towards in particular

south korea and it does mean on sunday we will see some showers across areas of japan but nothing like we have seen in the last week so a brief respite there for those french but it is a trail back into the central areas of china but even here it's not just slightly northward so we have actually got a dry couple of days further to the south but the rain where it is will again be particularly heavy pushing through or will hand on to or shanghai and that system working fairly rapidly across the korean peninsula again the rains will be heavy and eventually course as you can see pushing again towards key issue and home she said that won't help of course with the situation on the ground meanwhile across into n.d.'s entrenched pools have been across the areas of the northeast but in particular nepal there is more to come there we've also seen some good monsoon rains across the final question see the storm clouds leaving there more of that in the forecast on sunday across into pakistan as well and then really this monsoon rains very extensive throughout much of the country but again the heavy rains particularly on monday there will be across nepal bhutan and again into.

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welcome if you're just joining us let's just get right up to speed with the main headlining stories this hour millions of displaced syrians will now have only one turkish border crossing through which to receive aid that's after several efforts to keep the 2nd crossing or fail to pass at the u.n. security council. in an attempt to wrest mali's president. says he will form a national unity government by next week several people have been killed during protests calling for his resignation. one other story for you the us has reported another all time daily high for new infections of the coronavirus more than 66500 cases confirmed on saturday meanwhile donald trump has publicly want to master the 1st time since the very start of the outbreak. people in poland go to the polls on sunday to vote in the presidential election the role the president is largely ceremonial but does have the power to veto parliamentary legislation the result

could shake up the country's political order and change the direction of travel his son. this is a stark choice for voters in poland one which will shape its identity in europe and the rest of the world over the past this is the incumbent crowd pleaser and trade with poland's president since 2015 an independent who has the support of the ruling law and justice party is seen as a stalwart of the government's message of nationalism and conservatism his backing of only traditional families and opposition to gay marriage adoption has put about odds with poles and others in the e.u. who feel he's taking them backwards but his populist agenda has won over many voters but. he is a good candidate because he's a tried and true man of fire. of years we know what he has done and who years and i think will be the same as in the previous term of office. and to go to

a movie that andrea do what he says he tries to carry out even if not everything can be realized at a given time he says he'll do it and he does it i trust him as a politician and that's the president i want my andrea do to win the opposition believe they have everything to hopeful and ruffled trust the mail of warsaw is regarded by many as liberal tolerant outward looking and being more closely aligned with the rest of the european union and independent of the judiciary. it's just ask you when this is a change it's happening he will be he will not he's not a part of the current government he's not part of the current ruling party so the situation itself having just a parliament ruled by the his party by the rule of law and justice party and the president from the other side of the political spectrum will bring a sense of dialogue into this country again but lack of consensus and unity among

poles was so polarized about how they want poland to be seen has been demonstrated by this election if you look at the votes of those who are in the retirement age they overwhelmingly vote for andree and peace but if you look at the youngest voters very mostly vote for more liberal politicians so it seems that in the next years law and justice will have or would needs to change very politics because otherwise we would lose support this is being seen as one of the most important elections since the fall of communism in 1989 the result of which is likely to see poland loosen all tighten its ties with its neighbors so now you go. thousands of people in eastern russia have been protesting against the arrest last week of a regional governor who's accused of ordering several murders the. the killings happened 15 years ago before surrogate for go into politics he denies any

involvement for girl was elected governor of the cover off switch and by a landslide in 2018 beating president but he may uprooting candidates demonstrators chanted anti putin's slogans as they demanded for girls' release. thousands of israelis angry over their government's handling of the economic crisis caused by the pandemic of protesters in tel aviv demonstrators say aid packages have been delayed and anyway they are insufficient israel did reimpose tight restrictions earlier this week after the number of cases claimed very force that explains why people are protesting in such big numbers. it's an issue of what they say is not enough government support to the people hit worst by the economic fallout of the pandemic the self-employed small businesses creative industries the hospitality industry the kinds of jobs which perhaps don't have the same kind of regularity and safety net of other forms of employment and i've been looking to the government for

more support in the 1st wave of the pandemic there were complaints that people that felt they were entitled under the rules to certain levels of aid it just didn't come through and now they say that not enough enough is being done given the fact that we are in the midst of a 2nd wave in israel 1200 new cases reported during the course of the last day on friday benjamin netanyahu sat down with some of the groups being represented in this big protest trying to hear from them saying that he had listened to them and that support would be on the way he had just come from announcing a new round of measures including some $1700.00 every 2 months for small businesses up to a total of 144 $1000.00 in aid of a larger businesses saying that people who applied in the past and haven't got their money would do so with no checks it would come through straightaway but as you can see in the midst of this pandemic this 2nd wave people are just cramming

into that square to say that not enough is being done. as the parent sweeps through latin america governments are struggling to contain the spread of the virus in bolivia a new wave of infections is threatening to overwhelm the country's already fragile health care system several politicians including the interim president janine tested positive. corona virus infections are rising in the u.s. state of florida that hasn't stopped one of its most famous attractions from reopening strict new health measures are now in place at the theme park but hasn't allayed concerns for many who work that rob reynolds has more. won't disney world in orlando reopens on saturday with enhanced hygiene temperature checks and mandatory mask wearing to prevent the spread of coated 19 florida's governor says disney world is safer than a party at home people are going to be it's a safe environment disney i have no doubt it's going to be a safe environment but a quarter of park workers have signed an online petition against reopening saying

it endangers their health doctors say safety depends on public cooperation and self discipline but the bottom line is you can rely on disney to keep things clean and then you as a guest are going to have to make sure that you practice good hygiene and wear a mask several disney parks in asia have successfully reopened but unlike visitors there are some people in the u.s. stubbornly resist mask wearing there's no question the global lockdown hit disney hard disneyland in california remains closed indefinitely disney cruise ships are docked most movie theaters are closed in the premier of disney's big summer film move on is postponed till august also hurting the company's bottom line the pandemic has severely curtailed professional sport leaving disney's sports center television network e.s.p.n. starved for content the major league soccer season restarted earlier this week at

the disney world sports complex but no spectators pro basketball will follow on july 30th all teams and officials will stay at disney hotels on site and will not venture outside. some n.b.a. players are skeptical you tell me you go there you know 22 games well where's. the rules. when we have a merger everybody for the urge to restore sports in reopen fun parks is part of a deep desire to return to a pre coated world that may be lost forever it's not going to come again and there's not going to be enormous in the past our lives going forward are going to be different for ever all we do know is that we cannot we cannot we cannot return to the lifestyle we had balancing health risks and economic rewards in

a world were all has changed robert oulds al-jazeera bollywood superstar i'm a top notch on has announced he's in hospital after contracting corona virus the 77 year old revealed the news on twitter. has acted in more than $200.00 movies of a 5 decades his son of a shaikh who is also an actor has also tested positive and he's been hospitalized 2 of the members of the family are awaiting their test results india is the 3rd worst affected nation after the united states and brazil. a community in indonesia is banding together to support a group of running the refugees who they rescued late last month people in at chez province to safety now they're looking after them and trying to connect unaccompanied children to their families jessica washington has more from jakarta. after experiencing prolonged horror and fear these were younger boys and girls might now be able to enjoy their childhood his children are taking part in

a true my healing exercise safe in the indonesian province of they were at sea for months out of playing violence and poverty. and although indonesian authorities did not give them permission to disembark local people helped them ashore. we thought we would talk from hunger and thirst but the indonesian people help us and i am so grateful oh and tears are also helping the adults deal with their trauma of life in rocky state and in refugee camps in bangladesh hundreds of thousands of mainly muslim or hangar have fled since the military crackdown began 3 years ago unable to work in bangladesh this group left to make the dangerous journey to southeast asia . we are better off with food and everything but the pain in my heart is that my family doesn't know anything if i am alive or not community groups are providing food and water as the un's refugee agency registers people people never said we

have not needed to spend money from the government because n.g.o.s and the public have been helping so much among the group of 25 unaccompanied children and teenagers aged between 5 and 70 local n.g.o.s in the tray are working with the young people to reconnect them with their families the indonesian government says it's working with local authorities and community volunteers to meet the needs of the remaining a refugee. some told out 0 they never intended to reach into the asia. what we say ok i say let him my only hope was to meet my husband losing now i'm relying on the decision of the indonesian government i hope they will do their best for us but the warm welcome these were handed don't know what will happen to them next or whether they'll be allowed to jessica washington al jazeera to counter.

recapping our top stories here on al-jazeera millions of syrians displaced people there will now have just the one turkish border crossing point through which to receive a that's after several attempts to keep a 2nd crossing open failed to pass at the u.n. security council permanent members russia and china abstained from the latest vote allowing it to pass they both use their veto to stop the previous proposals from going through as a diplomatic editor james bays at the u.n. this is the position that russia backed by china wanted and they have now got it there were some other things that russia and china wanted and that's why in the end in the vote they abstain didn't vote for it and that was on sanctions they wanted some language condemning the sanctions on syria particularly the sanctions by the u.s. and they said at the time of economic hardship in syria it was not the time to pursue those sanctions that language didn't get into get into the final version of the

resolution although russia wanted it in there and that's why russia and china abstained mali's president. is promising to form a national unity government by next week can mr key to has dissolved the constitutional court as a 1st step towards pacifying the opposition mali has seen his worst civil unrest in years people are angry at his failure to stop a long running conflict and economic problems too. the united states has reported another all time daily high for new infections of corona virus more than 66500 cases confirmed on saturday meanwhile donald trump has publicly want a mosque for the 1st time since the beginning of the outbreak in bolivia a new wave of covert $1000.00 infections is threatening to overwhelm the country's already fragile health care system several politicians including janina annas have tested positive up next is the listening post then darren's here from 3 g. i'll see you later today for the moment join our global community crisis is just

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