taking out just the. current affairs. down to. the corona virus crisis gets worse across the united states prompting a plea from the infectious diseases expert who's been at odds with president trump we've got almost reset this and say ok let's stop this nonsense and figure out how can we get control over this now. this is our desire live from doha also coming up in the program egypt asked for clarification after ethiopia announces a controversial dam on the blue nile is being filled. a family celebration

shattered by an air strike in yemen who 3 rebels say at least 25 civilians have been killed in an attack by the saudi led coalition. the schedule for the 2022 world cup in qatar is out for the 1st time there will be 4 matches a day in the group stages. so then the coronavirus crisis in the united states is growing worse as the man leading the fight faces political pressure over his warnings the u.s. set another record on tuesday with $67000.00 new infections and top infectious disease expert that's dr anthony felt she is urging the white house to stop trying to discredit him and focus on tackling the pandemic in latin america brazil's president jaya bolton are says he's tested positive for a 2nd time as the country nears 2000000 cases and 75000 deaths the concern about the wider effects of the pandemic where there easing in china its economy grew 3.2

percent in the last quarter after shrinking the most in nearly 50 years in the 1st 3 months of the year mike hanna begins our coverage from washington d.c. with more on dr phil she is please just to end division over the crisis. weeks of failed white house criticism of dr antony party culminated in an all out attack by peter navarro president trump's economics adviser in a newspaper column here cuse the infectious diseases expert of being wrong all the time dr fox he responded in a magazine interview saying the country needs to stop this nonsense and focus on the surging virus rather than political games referring to the white house doctor said it's only reflecting negatively on them president trump insisted peter navarro was speaking only for himself we're all in the same day including dr felt you have

a very good relationship with dr g. and we're all in the same team we want to get rid of this mess that china sent us so everybody's working at the same line it would doing very well this rosy view of the crisis has been one point of disagreement between the president and dr funky who's warned of grave consequences from the beginning of the pandemic is that there was also disagreement about the easing of mitigating measures as president trump urged states to open up as quickly as possible and dr fox she advised against large gatherings of people while president trump went ahead with a campaign rally in tulsa last month thank you one of those who attended was oklahoma's governor kevin stood and he's become the 1st u.s. governor to test positive for the virus the latest point of disagreement is president trump's insistence that schools open and should chill discounting doctor found she said vice that the metrics of the pandemic in each area should determine

if or in what manner students should go back to school. that's an opinion shared by many teachers concerned that their own safety is not being taken into account in the administration's desire to return to normal it's not only dr fogey who no longer has the presidency or the administration has ordered hospitals to send all coronavirus data directly to the health department here in washington not the centers for disease control in atlanta effectively sidelining the body that has been at the forefront of the battle against every previous pandemic in an apparent bid to end public concern about dr fall trees diminished role the vice president tweeted about the latest coronavirus task force meeting he at least still appears to be listening to what dr phil has to say my kind of. washington in peru domestic travel has partially resumed as the government tries to jumpstart

the economy there there were long queues is lima's main airport reopened and a river transport is being allowed in 18 regions 7 other areas where corona virus cases are rising they remain under lockdown well as peru tries to boost its damaged economy official data out of beijing shows that china is bouncing back let's go straightaway to katrina you in beijing and katrina the latest economic performance in china has beaten expectations. that's right 3.2 percent which is higher than what many and analysts and economists predicted of about 2.5 percent and it's really quite a sharp rebound from the previous quarter where we saw a contraction of 6.8 percent year on year and that's of course when china was in the thick of the pandemic now china was the 1st country to be affected by the coronavirus and state media here are hailing this 3.2 percent as a as a celebration some very positive thing to be held as

a beacon of hope for the rest of the world although we do have to take this figure with a grain of salt this is a government figure it's very hard to verify but if you do go walk around in major cities in beijing for example it does it is true that it does appear to be like business is back to normal restaurants and shops are open people are travelling again people don't have to do the tour we quarantine period anymore and tour groups are allowed to travel domestically as well now that was a big concern with this outbreak in beijing that we had at the end of main beginning of june where lots of neighborhoods went back into lockdown and many businesses were closed again but the government seemed to move quickly and 11000000 people were tested and those measures seemed to have worked and for the last 10 days we've had 0 new transmissions of the corner virus here in beijing so people are coming back out again so the things assumingly on the rebound but looking ahead katrina there's still plenty of uncertainties. that's

right well the spokesperson from china's national statistics era said that it does look hold that of overall but the last few months of recovery is laying the groundwork for continued recovery for the rest of the year and they're seeing even saying that they expect g.d.p. growth of about 5 percent for the 2nd half of this year that does seem quite optimistic but certainly some recent figures do seem to point in that direction in june we had output industrial output of about 4.8 percent and in urban unemployment also that slightly down in june that was 5.7 percent compared to may which was 5.9 percent and car sales are also down thing back we've had 2300000 cars sold in june which is up 11.9 percent from may which does seem to indicate that people are willing to spend again on big ticket items or recovery economically china has been patchy if you look at retail so overall that is still down retail sales were down

1.8 percent year on year in june but still going forward china does seem to be the only major economy which economists expect may avoid recession this year but all the same the chinese government is remaining quite cautious this year they've scrapped a g.d.p. growth target for the 1st time in decades or because they didn't think so that's a katrina you reported from beijing. egypt is seeking clarification from ethiopia about whether it started to fill the reservoir of africa's largest blue no if european state t.v. reported on wednesday that the filling of the grown relations dam has begun egypt and sudan fear reduced water supplies downstream and didn't swell the river until they reach agreement. well the $5000000000.00 dam has caused nearly a decade of tensions between the 3 countries the project is the centerpiece of ethiopia's bid to become africa's biggest power exporter country is the source of the blue nile which flows through sudan and merges with the white nile through

egypt the government says that full capacity the dam will be able to turn on the lights for 70000000 ethiopians you currently have no electricity but egypt relies on the nile for 90 percent of its water for a population of 100000000. sudan stands to gain from the project which will reduce flooding and provide access to cheap electricity because food those benefits could be outweighed by the negative effect even morgan reports from sudan's lake nubia. pulling of the dam is of grave concern to both sudan and egypt because the dams capacity alone is twice the size or rather the capacity of the blue nile which contributes more than 80 percent of the nile's losses sudan has repeatedly expressed concern over the impact of the dam and its safety on sudanese dams and water resources it says that it's worried about the safety of the operations of the ground if you bring in his own family specially because if you have yet to provide any guarantees it's also worried about the impact it will have on water bodies

downstream now one of those places where we will see an impact of the feeling is right here on lake newbie or as it's much more commonly known lake nasir and this is a lake that is created by the reservoir of the aswan high dam in egypt and most of the body of this lake is on the egyptian territory but this part which is about 20 percent lies on sudanese territory lots of fishermen and lots of farmers rely on this water body to be able to make a living and they're saying that they're concerned because this leak is largely reliant on the amount of nile water that flows into it and into the amount of water that is released by the egyptian high dam so should egypt julies a lot of water by being from behind dam and should there be a reduction in the amount of nile water that is flowing into the lake the size of the lake is likely to significantly reduce and thus that would have an impact on the livelihoods of people who are living here and why the hell swamps and fishing and farming on the on the shores of lake new bia so

a lot of concern by sudan of course and also concerned by egypt over how much water it would be receiving especially because more than 90 percent of its population relies on the nile for fresh water it's yet to get any guarantees from the opiate that the filling of the down will not will not affect the amount of water that is flowing downstream. at least 25 people have been killed including women and children in an attack in yemen's northern province with rebels say those attending a family celebration were killed by a saudi a morality coalition air strike and warning you may find some of the images and so our hearts report disturbing. this little boy was knocking to survive the air strike but suffered bad winds. with a few medical supplies they have doctors trying to bandage his injured 30. today we had many people martyred some of them are 2 young children extremely pain then. this is the latest horror of

a wall in its 6th year. the rebels accuse assad amorality coalition of deliberately targeting 2 homes in knowledge province during a family celebration was a coalition spokesman 2 or 3 men key told reuters that it would be strongly investigated using an internationally approved independent process. this is the coalition's such attack since june just 4 days ago a family is 10 were killed in an airstrike on the city of haifa which we see as a blatant disregard for the war that's why we've been reaching refugee camps are calling for an immediate independent investigation those responsible to be held accountable both warring parties are stepped up their attacks on each other since a temporary ceasefire ended in may so 1000000 casualties have tripled despite this the coalition was last month from is from a un blacklist over the killing and injuring his children they did this many times

before that so i think if the united nation will not help saudi responsible for this killing i believe that that's all they can continue. the earlier this month surgery be carried out and strengthen sun on responses said to who see drone attacks in saudi soil. to mitchell coalition command center and the king of saudi arabia will cut the hands that top. it's the villains in saudi arabia where the citizens or residents of the kingdom's territories the terrorist leaders from the who's the militia will not be treated softly and they will be pursued and prosecuted. with each time the sides blame each other striking 1st place in the middle millions of yemenis caught in a protracted war in the midst of a pandemic. and the world's worst humanitarian crisis. still ahead aaron auxerre a twitter under attack an apparent attack has targeted the accounts of several high profile people. bill gates barack obama and you know moscow. and why u.s.

policy on the south china sea is giving hope to fishermen in the philippines. and other weather of course generally hawse and dry throughout much of the middle east quite a bit of cloud across the southern regions we see want to showers into the west of yemen and we finally got some clearing conditions of this far north east portion of turkey but not before the damage was done as you can see here this river became a streaming torrent of water and indeed it did to flood the town as you can say now if a quite a rain there over the last few days as we go through thursday it should be a dry day but that i wanted to scottish as about sunday across the towards azerbaijan to the south of there the winds are strong the dust and sand will be

picked up throughout the day those winds quite strong even down towards kasa and of course the time which is very high generally in the high forty's celsius 42 in qatar on friday again those winds quite strong so quite hazy conditions with that sand and dust and the then down into southern africa a lot of activity through the central regions the gulf of guinea it is improving of course across much of south africa we had that big. income for a couple of days in these pictures just coming to us now this settlement completely underwater many people have been made homeless because of that but it's much better weather conditions on thursday as we continue on into friday fine and dry that's how much is on the rise that plenty of shows through central and northern mozambique. frank assessments tourism but the income stream is dead in the water what's been the result seen perching quite significantly informed opinions there has been a very aggressive political rhetoric that has become very normal in israeli society

in-depth analysis of the day's clue pull the headlines it's time for diplomacy to say countries that we cannot all be disintegrating but it's great to meet this debating team over the whole continues inside story on al-jazeera. but again you're watching our dear a reminder of top stories this hour and the u.s. record its biggest single day jump since the start of the pandemic with $67000.00 new infections the country's top health expert is urging the white house to stop attacks on him and focus on the fires. egypt says it is seeking urgent

clarification from ethiopia about whether its start to fill the reservoir of africa's largest dam on the blue nile ethiopians state t.v. reported on wednesday that the filling of the ground relations had begun egypt and sudan had requested it not be filled to the green it has reached. airstrikes on yemen's northern downdraft province of killed at least $25.00 civilians including children that's according to a few 3 rebel controlled ministry it says a saudi u.a.e. coalition aircraft hit several homes in the al hudson district are family celebrations taking place. twitter is scrambling to fix a major hacking of its system that has seen fake messages posted to some of the most followed accounts in the world it began appearing a few hours ago asking followers to donate to a bit coin account with the promise their amount would be matched among those hacked to the former president u.s. president barack obama where the message says that donations would go to those affected by code 19 presidential nominee joe biden and boss jeff bezos microsoft

founder bill gates apple and tesla they've all also been hit well too it is c.e.o. jack dorsey has given a statement saying that he says it was a tough day for everybody at twitter and they feel terrible at what happened they are diagnosing the cause of the problem and will share more information when they have a better understanding of how it happened alina fried is the chief technology correspondent for access and she explains why some twitter users could have fallen for the hack. well i think you know this was an account all about opportunity and what you're seeing is you know very high profile people reach a lot of people very quickly bitcoin is something that can be turned into cash very quickly anonymously so i think somebody found a very clever way to extract a lot of money from people in a very quick amount of time i mean certainly more people don't fall for it than do but i think when it comes from twitter and twitter caused a little bit of this problem they verify certain high profile users and say this is

who you think it is and so that added to the problem is these were for the most part verified account so you look at it you say oh this really is this person and is it a little unusual that barack obama is asking for money yes but in the context of coded relief maybe not so much now with bill gates and some of the others it seemed a little more out of character but you know you think of the your typical e-mail scam and this is actually more plausible than that now again it does say you know you should be where you should think twice and you should never donate money indirectly you should always go to the charity you think you're going to libya's warring sides have conducted a present a swap the u.n. recognize government of national accord and forces loyal to the world who need to have to exchange a prisoners in misrata with the hope of more to follow i think trying to use this. well wishers welcome to home for us and the right he's one of the prisoners from misrata released by warlords who need to have to his forces in eastern libya. the

men loyal to the internationally recognized government of national accord or ginning in tripoli or exchange rate of have to use prisoners. to swap happened near elsewhere and his dad south of the front lines with the help of tribal leaders. elder rot was taken prisoner in southern tripoli last december during have tears filled campaign to capture the capital he was then transported to a jail. in benghazi in the eastern libya. after nearly 7 months in captivity he's among his family and friends again back home in misrata where. i'm so happy it feels like i'm reborn i can't explain how happy i am i wasn't expecting to make it back home i hope all the families of prisoners from both sides can feel this kind of happiness his uncle mohammed is a prominent jian a military leader also from misrata he says the exchange may be followed by more.

than. this was the 1st exchange between misrata and the east since the fighting almost every family in eastern libya has a prisoner here in western libya and we have prisoners there these occasions bring us closer to each other and are signs of a possible reconciliation process officials in libya's 3rd largest city say up to 750 men from misrata have been killed in the fighting would have 2 forces so for. the city of misrata suffered so much from death occasions like this fill our hearts with joy and happiness may god help all those who helped bring these people have but for family and friends of the 8 prisoners who have been able to make it back home here in misrata it's a joyous occasion it remains to be seen whether prisoner release is such as this one can help fuel a serious reconsideration process and bring about a peaceful solution to the libyan conflict traina al jazeera misrata.

russian air strikes in northern syria have killed at least one civilian dozens more were injured in the attack on the city of aleppo province 2 mosques in a courthouse where hits the city is under the control of turkish forces. at least 7 ships have been damaged after catching fire to bush airport in southern iran state media say the fire has been contained there have been no casualties it's not known what cause a blaze it is the latest in a series of explosions and fires around iranian military nuclear and industrial facilities since late june. tension is escalating between the world's 2 most powerful economies the u.s. says it will put travel bans on employees of chinese technology john while away and other companies that violate human rights and now the white house is doubling down over a contentious maritime dispute saying it will back countries who oppose china's territorial claims in the south china sea it's not china's maritime empire if beijing violates international law and free nations do nothing that history shows that the

c.c.p. will simply take more territory that happened in the last administration our statement give significant support to our leaders who have declared that the south china sea disputes must be resolved through international law not might makes right what the c.c.p. does to the chinese people is bad enough but the free world shouldn't tolerate beijing's abuses as well the support from the u.s. is being cautiously welcomed by fishermen in the philippines who say they're being pushed up by the chinese navy as well and taken reports now from the province of somebody. saw me at all remembers a time when the sketch was far more abundant that was many years ago when he says he was still free to fish inside the lagoon of scarborough seoul just a little over 120 nautical miles from his hometown to look province that it was until chinese navy warships seized control in 2012.

now you can disappoint the bigger cheney specials we know we are no much against them we stay far from them. government leaders in beijing claim the south china sea as theirs saying it's been part of chinese territory for thousands of years and china's military continues to build installations such as on the spratly group of islands the u.s. secretary of state michael b. is says the chinese claims to the south china sea are completely unlawful and washington supports a 5 asian countries indonesia malaysia the philippines and vietnam to what's been described as their inherent right to exclusive economic zones there. the philippine secretary of defense the finland's on the supports promptly is message to china and there in santa says china should abide by the 2016 ruling when the

philippine government won its case against china at the international tribunal in the hague but philippines president rodrigo to tear down has repeatedly said the china is a far more powerful country and doesn't want to risk going to war the u.s. china this is seen by many countries as a conflict between 2 competing superpowers but geopolitics isn't the issue here in the philippines for millions of filipinos living in coastal communities like this one food security is at the heart of the south china sea this. many of the fishermen who sail to scarborough shoal sell their catch in local markets like this one in a box box in the unit the fish used to be delivered to us in crates now fisherman just come and bring supplies in bales it takes about 5 fishermen now for us to have this much to sell and the price of fish has tripled. filipinos here tell us they find it ironic that they live in

a country rich in maritime resources and yet the majority of them can't do regularly afford even just a kilo of fish they welcomed the u.s. is backing with cautious optimism but they know that help should come from their own government 1st jim duggan al jazeera ballasts province northern philippines at least 70 people have been detained in russia's capital after protesting against reforms that allow putin to remain president for another 16 years about $500.00 demonstrators in moscow to monitor putin's that the president won a referendum earlier this month that amended russia's constitution allowing him to serve 2 more terms after his current one expires opposition activists say the vote was rigged and the pro european social democrats have declared victory in north macedonia's parliamentary elections with 95 percent of votes counted the party was on course for a narrow win over the nationalists rivals but it fell short of gaining an outright

majority raise the prospect of tough coalition talks the result has exposed deep divisions over the country's future as it prepares to start e.u. membership negotiations tunisia's prime minister has resigned at the request of president saeed. fact stepped down after the biggest party in his coalition began pushing for a vote of no confidence in the government he's facing an investigation of allegations of conflict of interests president now has a week to nominate a replacement who will have 2 months to form a new government. they met shared jewel for the 2022 world cup and carter has been released it's designed to reduce the impact on the european football season. as the 3. we now know that this is where the cats are world cup will kick off at 1 pm on november 21st 2022 the elbe 8 stadium which in arabic translates as the house

will be home to $60000.00 friends for the start of the world's biggest sports event the tournament show jeweled is different this time as there will be 4 games every day during the group stage the 1st in world cup history being a compact country scheduling for much of the day is going to be quite unique it's going to give people the opportunity to attend more than one much of the people who aren't attending the world cup get to watch the world cup a very convenient times just by the fact of qatar as a location in the region or in the world means about 3500000000 people go to watch the world cup a very convenient times. games will kick off at 1 pm doha time 4 pm 7 pm and 10 pm meaning that some will spill over past midnight with extra time for delays it's the 1st world cup to be played in november and december but this condensed format allows the whole thing to be completed in 28 days rather than the 32 used last time in russia which limits the disruption to the european domestic football season we

all want the best players in the world the best teams in the world to perform at the highest level so with this match schedule they have 3 days rest between matches which is optimum for sporting performance. and of 16 there's 2 matches where the teams will have 2 days' rest and then the 3rd place playoff match there's one team will have 2 days and one will have 3 days which is not on common for that particular much this will be the middle east's 1st world cup and organize this believe it has taken on extra significance given what's taking place across the world right. now especially considering it we're coming out of over $1000.00 i think i genuinely believe will be the 1st global celebration where we will collectively have overcome covert i will collectively be able to celebrate this tournament. and create a lasting bond and that's why i think it's it's when i was taught it was previously significant i believe the significance has become even more the format is now in

place but there's plenty of work left to do before the tournament gets underway in 858 days time both in terms of construction and getting teams qualified in a world struggling to cope with cope at 19 david stokes al-jazeera. so this is out there these are the top stories and the u.s. records its biggest single day jump since the start of the pandemic with $67000.00 new infections the country's top health expert is urging the white house to stop attacks on him and focus on the virus it distracts from what i would hope would be the common effort of getting this thing under control rather than this back and forth distraction we've got almost reset this in say ok let's stop this nonsense and figure out how can we get our control over this now the domestic

travel is partially regime didn't peru as the government tries to jumpstart the economy there were long queues and limos made airport reopened and landed river transport is being allowed in 18 regions 7 other areas where corona virus cases are rising they remain under lockdown. but as proof tries to boost its damage economy official day try to beijing shows that china is bouncing back its economy grew 3.2 percent in the last quarter of the shrinking the most in nearly 50 years in the 1st 3 months of the year. egypt says it's seeking clarification from ethiopia about whether it started to fill the reservoir of africa's largest dam on the blue know it's european state t.v. reported on wednesday that the filling of the ground renascence had begun egypt and sudan had requested it not be filled till an agreement is reached. on yemen's nor the now draft province of killed at least $25.00 civilians including children

according to the rebel controlled ministry it says a saudi u.a.e. coalition aircraft hit several homes in the district where a family celebration was taking place at least 7 other people were reported injured it is the 3rd such incident since june as violence resurges in the war damaged country. is cramming to fix a major hacking of its system fake messages have been posted to some of its most followed accounts in a crypto currency scam former u.s. president barack obama and amazon boss jeff bezos were among those targeted russian air strikes in northern syria have killed at least one civilian in the city of al-bab 2 mosques and a courthouse were hit the city is under control of the turkish forces. you know it's that headlines got more news here on out there right off to the stream 5 into .

every. day they're welcome to this dream home edition i'm josh rushing and we're live from my home today we're talking about the race for a vaccine for coping 1000 in the novel coronavirus. person to bring out that this is going out live on you tube and so what i want you to if you're watching on you tube is join us in that you tube chat over there give me some questions to ask questions for our panelists today we'll get you in caged in the discussion now we're talking about cove it covered in 1000 we're looking at so far more than 13000000 cases worldwide and this is this is astounding more than 500 in 73000 deaths and how long is.