all walking through europe there are only individuals with children that live long lives you have to be a role of them and to treat them with something that in respects. al jazeera. you're watching the news hour live from london i'm doubting you know coming up in the next 60 minutes the top infectious disease expert anthony felt she says all americans should wear masks after the u.s. reports a record 70 $7000.00 coronavirus cases in one day the w.h.o. says brazil's infection rate appears to have plateaued and now is the time to drive down transmission. elbow bumps all round leaders hold their 1st face to face

talks in months but the warm greetings masked deep divisions over a virus recovery funds plus. you've got to be. the u.s. cities brace for another weekend of violence a surging summer street crime leaves hundreds dead or injured. in school will champion lewis hamilton is unable to set a time and 2nd print. as the rain frustrates the hamilton in budapest as ferrari's sebastien vessel goes quickest. thanks for joining us new flare ups are prompting new lock downs as the coronavirus continues to ravage the world and the w.h.o. says a record 237700 43 infections were reported in the last day or restrictions have been reimposed in israel and the philippines as well as more

states in india which has become the 3rd country to record more than a 1000000 confirms kovan 1000 cases the other 2 are brazil which has now more than 2000000 confirmed cases including its president john you're both so narrow and over 76000 debts and the us that's where more than 3600000 p. people have been infected 77 thousands of them in just the last day and nearly one 139000 people have died including 948 reported on thursday so the top infectious disease expert in the u.s. has warned the country could reach 100000 new corona virus infections a day that's if it doesn't embrace stricter containment measures dr anthony fauci says local leaders should be as forceful as possible on encouraging the public to wear masks u.s. policymakers continue to debate the subject with face coverings only mandatory and $26.00 out of the 50 states i can say is

a public health official that i would urge the leaders the local political and other leaders in states and cities and towns to be as forceful as possible in getting your citizenry to wear masks masks are important as part of the physical distance physical distancing is the most important but practically when you're living your life and trying to open up the country you're going to come into contact with people and for that reason we know that masks are really important well georgia's governor is now urging people in his state to wear them but he refuses to back down on his ban on local authorities making masks mandatory in public now i know that many well intentioned and well informed georgians want to mass mandate and while we all agree that wearing a mask is effective i'm confident the georgians don't need a mandate to do the right thing let's cross over to washington d.c.

and speak to our correspondent mike hanna and with such big numbers of cases being reported every day mike it might be surprising to some that masks are still such an issue there. all right apologies we seem to have lost our connection to my condo in washington d.c. but we'll tell you about what's going on in brazil because the world health organization is saying that the country is infection rate appears to have plateaued and it should seize the opportunity to drive down transmission the w h o's emergencies program head says the country needs a sustained concerted action to get control of the virus brazil is the epicenter of the virus and latin america and its reporting at least $40000.00 new cases per day but again an update from our latin america editor in the sea and newman joining us from santiago it's not good news that it's reporting 40000 cases a day but i suppose the good news if we can say that is the infection rate has plateaued. but you know it really depends on how you look at it it's the

proverbial glass half full or half empty more where this. information that was just put out by the w.h.o. coincides with the report that they are now more than 2000000 infections in brazil that means that they have gone from 1000004 that was accumulated over a 4 month period to double that in just one month so that is a huge number it's true that many of the largest cities like rio de janeiro and sao paulo are seeing far fewer infections and far fewer deaths but the infections and the deaths have spread to other parts of the country and many of those places have far weaker public health systems and hospitals to deal with critical care patients or rather that cannot deal with critical patients care patients as well so what are the things that the w.h.o. pointed out is that there is not an exponential rise of new infections but the government has to bring the contagion under control very quickly otherwise all this

will mean very very little that it can just. explode out of control just as easily as as it did just a few we. so ago and over in chile where you are a strict measures have been put in place are people hearing to the lock down there . the lockdown has been in place now for months and in some places for as long as 4 months people are getting very very tired of it and what's happened is that the fiction rate in the death rate in chile is so high that officials are taking much more. for measures putting people in prison fines that are increasingly for anybody who breaks quarantine wearing a face mask in public is mandatory absolutely everywhere those who don't are punished severely and so it is working somewhat but again the the social pandemic

the unemployment rate the number of people who have nothing to eat anymore and who are forced to go out of the house even to go to soup kitchens is increasing also exponentially so unless they the traceability of the virus is put under control very quickly it's going to be very very difficult indeed to get to new to oppose this florentine all right to see a newman thank you for that reporting from santiago. most cases rise in more states are now reimposing lockdowns to try to contain the outbreak and there are fears the real number of infections and deaths in india is actually far higher than those records elizabeth purana reports from new delhi. municipal workers spray disinfectant in a neighborhood in citigroup one of many areas of the state of west bank ball under lockdown i'm sure you know that an indeed administered in the north to the polluted been to south around a 3rd of india's 1300000000 population of facing some restrictions. while some

places such as goa are only imposing a weekend lockdown india's 2nd most populous state be hot has ordered its nearly 130000000 residents to stay home for 2 weeks behind as one of india's poorest states health experts are concerned about how rural and less developed areas the handling the outbreak now as it spreads its tracks. in the rural majority states the health infrastructure in the rural areas is far weaker and attesting so reliant on backtrace to get better are going to be a bigger challenge of india seeing around $35000.00 new cases and 700 deaths every day even though it's testing more than 300000 people daily that still one of the world's lowest experts believe the actual number of infections could be much higher it's almost certainly underestimated and the question of what the noble

underestimation the google me feel that it might be underestimated by a factor maybe even between something like the tree so in the number of cases or to get the know if it crosses a 1000000 we're probably looking at something more like 20 to 30000000 in the population and maybe that number could be even larger despite the rise in cases the indian government remains positive health minister hoshyar then says india has performed better than any other country in fighting quoted 19 adding that only 2.5 percent of the factions have resulted in deaths but independent health experts say that number isn't actually not just because of india's low level of testing but the fact that most deaths in the country oh and medically certified elizabeth for autumn al-jazeera new delhi. new restrictions have come into force in israel because of a surge in corona virus infections public places like malls and tourist sites will be closed on weekends government offices were also because of the public and there are limits on social gatherings both indoors and outdoors prime minister benjamin

netanyahu is handling of the emergency has provoked mass protests in recent days. barcelona residents are being urged to stay at home and to stop the rise in corona virus cases there spain recorded a steep jump in infections on thursday with 580 new cases most were in the catalonia an area gone region's catalan regional government has restricted gatherings to 10 people and closed cinemas theaters and jim. well you leaders have met in brussels for the 1st time in months to negotiate a covert 19 recovery plan a proposed $858000000000.00 rescue package is aimed at pulling the european union out of what could be its deepest ever recession but talks last month and it in deadlock the a use for biggest economies germany france italy and spain back the proposal but some other countries don't here's the. elbow bumps and other socially distance to

greetings replaced handshakes for e.u. leaders in brussels their 1st summit in person since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in europe the e.u. commission president along with the leaders of france and germany wants to reach a deal on an $860000000000.00 of covert recovery fund to help the blocs battered economies next couldn't be higher because if we do it right we can overcome this crisis stronger and emerge stronger from the crisis with all the necessary pieces are on the table and a solution is possible discussions are already fraught leaders a divided over barring such a vast sum of money from the financial markets and concert gree on whether it should be distributed as grants or loans 400 transferred to here i am bring in the differences as still very very large and i cannot therefore predict whether we will be able to reach an agreement this time some fiscally conservative countries

including the netherlands worry about shared debt they prefer loans with conditions rather than grants. what is very important to us is that countries are reform and if they want grants on top of loans something we don't want actually then you have to nail down very hard guarantees that reforms will be carried through part for the french president emmanuel macro leaders to show solidarity. so here we are at this very particular european summit the 1st to be held physically since the start of the coronavirus crisis and one that will be entirely dedicated to the european recovery plan and the budget for the coming years this is a moment of truth and ambition for europe mike ross says a failure by the e.u. to unite and help member states at a time of crisis could feel anti e.u. sentiment in the block and jeopardize its future the talks are expected to continue for most of saturday but with so many differences and so much at stake leaders may

need even longer to reach a deal natasha butler just 0 paris. coming up on the al-jazeera news hour maintaining the rage in mali despite the deaths of protesters and mediation efforts the campaign to oust the president's continued. protests in sudan against the law changes allowing non muslims to drink alcohol would stay consider anti islamic. i mean up in sport we'll hear what the olympic president has to say about whether fans will be able to attend next year's tokyo games. but 1st nigerian women's rights activists are planning to march in lagos over the weekend to denounce a surge in gender based violence cases during the coronavirus lockdown on thursday the nigerian house speaker described rape as

a pandemic within the country as the group movement against rape and sexual assault visited the national assembly in june all 36 nigerian states declared a state of emergency on rape and sexual violence that speaks of doctors an option coffey the 1st lady of nigeria's kebbi states she's also a pediatric consultant on the founder of the medicaid cancer foundation she joins us live from cabbie thanks very much for your time with us on al-jazeera so since that declaration of a state of emergency last month by all 36 states what's changed the situation improved for women. very much like you said the sense of the majesty was 1st one by the schooner fire stuff down from near thunder sun the boonies in the loft down both was a lot of economic issues and a lot of health issues and one of which was the suspension sequim about an increased sense of self centered big violence rape of women in all parts of the

country a sense of the majesty was the correct and there had been a lot of accidents like because all societies by governments all the various governments are to discern selective mesa and the exact government as governor's wife the 1st ladies have formed a coalition which has acted a lot and i hope you see this through. a senate general of the sexes in chester sets up a caste or i'd like you just my son to. give east even a focus a group are the laws especially the bottom part where we have a lot of cultural issues that overlap with. frankly the role is. to pass laws have fast sex coming around and the last secretary remain actually great and always as well from the violence as in some states like mine or b.c. past the high public sector lol that is the south of a frenzy for on what i see the right temple maybe

a little lower let me just jump in there for a moment speaking of the law i mean is part of the problem that nigeria has very low conviction rates for rape cases and and that in fact is what is contributing to gender based violence so there's really no accountability. michael is not the only country that has a low. memory it's really you know i know as a medical person going back through because apart from the fact that now i realize that all in all because. i mean where is where you have a social and i see i see a cultural impact there's a cultural side there ironically the women who report will gladly present our own race come here problem even in countries where there are laws. it's very difficult that conflict started ironically 3 but i do agree with you that that is difficult to pass. along how when we do not exactly just the north 2nd

class. the major parts of accent isn't change his mind is in a way most economic empowerment and letting people understand that this is wrong and women he said what are the i just put the numbers into context for us because you were saying a moment ago the because of the pandemic the coronavirus pandemic in nigeria you've seen a rise in violence against women what kind of numbers are you talking about here because it's reportedly difficult to get numbers anyways on sexual violence against women. but i just frankly. magners a big country some 100000000 people that are not employed where this service they're. tired ridiculous arguments broken iran trying to skip is not and the last 5 months there has been an increase. for general of police

reports over the last 770. 5 secs for. respect is the support that we knew back then will not your report practically from what we know is that where do you. 7000 this has gone on the last 5 months like i said to the prime families there was an upsurge in the forcings and when you read the cards or you have folks like you that is going on there because of the progressive acts or things made by civil society if i were why does the governor by the president himself this the wife of the president ever but openly america also know about even given. that have not very long openly that have never been seen still open to things that this is wrong and we must do something to stop these this is a part of the surface people act hopefully great things are coming up on you from 5 years ago from writing here grew from there all right so we'll leave it there we

thank you very much dr zane option coffee by going over the speaking to us when i was there a thank you and some of these prime minister has apologized for what he described as excesses by security forces who opened fire on anti-government protesters last week members of the west african bloc eko us are in mali to mediate the escalating political crisis between the governing party and the opposition but protesters insist that president to bring boubacar kaita must resign nicolas hogg reports from neighboring senegal. prayers for the dead 15 year old isa my god died from a bullet in the head when security forces stormed the influential muslim cleric mosque in bamako outside 27 year old how is he was walking home when a stray bullet struck her in the stomach is it to you said that a bout of the way they were killed was barbaric they were shot at close range some in the head others in the belly the attack was gruesome and we have many severely injured and the. prime minister. and is calling for an investigation after

at least 12 protesters were killed when a commando unit fired live rounds against demonstrators protesting against the president last week and this i am hopeful that this political process will lead us to a solution and the way out of the crisis is for the wellbeing of older people of mali but despite mediation efforts from the west african body ecowas led by former nigerian president goodluck jonathan the nationwide civil disobedience movement to the demonstrators who call themselves the m 5 movement want president mubarak to resign and be duly elected national assembly dissolved. and they. will want to solve the problems but indeed was elected. we. but it appears the crisis is deepening while the president calls for

a national unity government the m 5 movement want a transitional government that would strip kate of his powers accuses the president of abuse of powers and naming family members and friends to keep positions without oversight this video circulating on social media of the president's son an elected m.p. on a luxury holiday has caused uproar among the millions of of whom depend on humanitarian aid for food while millions continue to flee the ongoing conflict involving al qaeda and islamic state affiliates protesters say the death should not go in vain promising more actions ahead. continues to spread they say the future of mali is at stake because hawk al jazeera police in sudan have fired tear gas at demonstrators opposed to a change in law allowing non muslims to drink alcohol hundreds of protesters rallied outside the great mosque in the capital khartoum the government ordered the

closure of major mosques and 3 other cities to stop similar demonstrations bring in alderney young he's an assistant professor of african-american studies at u.c.l.a. is joining us from washington thanks for your time with us on this is just one reform of course in a series of reforms that the government is undertaking at the protest organizers are saying that the amendments are an imposition of secular laws because of external pressure. to what extent is this about sudan wanting to boost its international standing or is it fulfilling the demands of the revolution. i think it's a little bit of both daryn i think in many ways. the sudanese minister of justice is correct that this is supporting sudan's basic rights unlawful for instance getting rid of the laws on apostasy. banning female genital mutilation these are laws are long been a way to reducing guardianship but there is an element in which this is also

appealing to the international community particularly the united states which has long and besides the idea that sudan these from prove that a religious freedom and tolerance particularly for minority and christian religion how much of a sort of a delicate balancing act is this going to be for the government after all saddam has been governed for decades under a law during the bashir era i think the government finds itself an finds itself in a really tricky position because you know i don't 30 if we saw a big demonstrations and protests again looking for things like security service reform and looking for the implementation of most of the legislative council and civilian governors in the provinces and those demands have been largely ignored and demand for accountability for the violence against protesters have been largely ignored but then on the other side these kind of reforms while popular are part of the population and make the islamist islamic community very upset part of the is dismissed community very upset when she brings me to my next question in fact i

mean how much influence do the the islamic groups and supporters of the ousted president on one of bashir who are reportedly coming out in these protests how much influence do they still wield in sudan. i think there's still a significant force but i'm by no means do i think that they were the largest force in the country and i think for many people in the country things like reducing out the whole are. not a significant issue actually for most of the population which is facing severe economic hardship and in trying to. implement the peace process in places like darfur what about where you see this going next there will these protests continue will they have a momentum. i think they will continue for a little while but i don't think that they will have significant momentum going for it i think. that the majority of the sunni population probably understands that this is something that needed to happen but at the same time i think there is

significant pushback on the idea that these imposition of these laws were imposed with significant outside pressure right album young thank you for speaking to us on al-jazeera thank you again for having me. on identified body has been left drifting in a dinghy in international waters within the libya search and rescue zone for almost 3 weeks and that's despite 3 requests from the rescue group c. watch for the libyan italian or maltese authorities to retrieve that body see watch told al jazeera the author already has are yet to clarify if any other passengers were on board an estimated 400 people have died trying to cross from africa to europe this year on the 29th of june 2020 and $1.00 of the missions with our economics aircraft siebert we found a dead body trapped in the remnants of a half song about we don't know what happened there and especially what happened to the other people who were on that rubber boat so we request that the retrieval of

the body immediately and that the authorities clarify what occurred there. french traditional sources say that the crown prince mohammed bin being investigated for complicity in acts of torture in yemen quoting to the news agency a.f.p. a french judge is looking into crimes perpetrated in yemeni prisons by uys forces the proceedings name mohammed bin zayed as the commander in chief of the armed forces the investigation began in 29 to. hear the news are an al-jazeera much more to come including a ban on the confederate flag at military bases puts the us defense secretary on a collision course with the president beijing says u.s. officials have lost their minds over a china after a talk of a travel ban on communist party members coming up in sports you know messy says the time for change at barcelona after the club's fiercest rivals when the spanish.

but they he's returned to west europe it's been in portugal for a few days as a heat wave warning actually people are enjoying it but inland that also means fires that for much of europe has been a road more disappointing scene this passive crowd here which doesn't look very much has reduced temperatures so the heat is still in the southwest in seville is an example of that 36 is the average we're up to 40 but it is rather exclusive at the moment for example you've got 240 in 26 in london as an increasing sign but in vienna 2018 this whole area is to the influence of cooling wet weather some thunderstorms mainly just rain on the north but i think summer is or can be seen to be returning the temperature is rising to 29 for example in paris 27 in berlin

in north africa there's been a dust around this is what the orange sheen is is so in northern mali but the showers are more telling quite right spread of a moment over 30 pm sudan the rapist far north as bamako and almost up into the gambier's well now although it looks like the wettest is going to be saturday was sunday seeing the showers off shore they developed by day and they move very slowly it was so slowly from east to west. but. in the conclusion of the 2 part series people in power and vesta gates allegations that irish catholic nuns facilitated the traffic of babies the torch realized that babies that are the could be sold to america a scout in quite a nice and reveals shocking new evidence of how and when advantageous orders disposed of those who died for a kid torn in

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hello again the top stories on the al-jazeera news hour america's top infectious diseases expert anthony felt she says the country could see 100000 new corona virus infections a day if it doesn't embrace stricter containment measures the world health organization says brazil's virus infection rate has plateaued and warns it must seize the opportunity to drive transmission down. the number of corona virus infections across india has not passed 1000000 locked down measures have been reimposed in several states affecting around a 3rd of the population. the philippine government says and forcing partial coronavirus restrictions in the capital manila for another 2 weeks the country recorded a big jump in coronavirus deaths this week putting hospitals under strain jimmy fallon duggan joins a patrol in the light to see how ensuring people follow the rules. images like these are often seen in conflict zones but it's of

a chopper that in part of the philippines capital and seat of its government metro manila. for the past few months seems like these have become common using shock and awe to wage a war or what it describes as an unseen enemy the coronavirus. more than 300 security personnel have been deployed to implement another 2 week locked out of people in the city of the vote us hoping it will be enough to keep number of infections down we joined the police as they conducted patrols they found this boy outside his home his mother says he just went out to buy sweets but children aren't allowed to leave their homes and she was taken to a nearby center to be cautioned along with other residents. who have been appealing for residents to simply stay at home to keep everybody safe some of

them refused to allow their still later in the streets the philippines as a ready implemented one of the world's strongest and most strictest lockdowns in the world after almost 3 months the government started to ease restrictions but the spike that coronavirus cases in the country continue to go up forcing many local officials to put their cities on lockdown once again the philippines now has one of the highest number of 1000 cases in southeast asia with the epicenter in the capital manila based on the. transmission. of course uniform then the 2nd one is about. the. just looking. for a needle and he's. there for you. the government says its actions are proving

successful in slowing the spread of the virus but some experts say the country is lagging behind some of its asian counterparts and its response has been heavy handed and focused on using fear to fight a pandemic jim duggan al jazeera manila the u.k. prime minister boris johnson has outlined his plan for england to return to normality saying employers will have more discretion to bring stuff back to workplaces from next month that's the spyder advice from his trial chief scientific adviser saying there's absolutely no reason to change the work from home guidance so go has more from london. friday in the middle of july in central london and you usually see this place thronging with people not just the people working in offices nearby but also with visitors tourists from of the country but of course these are anything but normal times the prime minister boris johnson is

under the gun to try and provide some kind of roadmap to normality of course a lot of that rests on how people can go back to working they can stay working from home or where they can work from their offices or other workplaces and the prime minister has made it clear that he's leaving that decision up to the employers. from the 1st of all this we will update our advice on going to work. instead of government telling people to work from. we're going to give employers more discretion and ask them to make decisions about how they're staff who work safely that could mean of course continuing to work from home which is one way of working safely and which is work for many employers and employees now as well as employees going to be affecting the local authorities as well who will now have to be in charge of closing down any public spaces in case of any localized break outs

but this would seem to be running counter to what the government's chief scientific adviser and out on thursday said that people ought to be really staying at home as much as possible until the end of the pandemic but let's not forget exactly how much the trying to make has affected the economy here there is enormous pressure to try and get things back to normal as quickly as possible question is in the rush to try and limit the damage that's been done to the economy so the government is really diverging from the scientific advice says it's always followed. and british airways is retiring its entire fleet of boeing 747 aircraft after a sharp downturn in international travel the u.k.'s national carrier was operating $31.00 of the so-called jumbo jets more than any other airline it had planned to retire the last the fit's fleet by 2024 as a look to more fuel efficient models but all its 74 seven's are now being grounded

with immediate effect b.a. has already announced plans to lay off 12000 stuff. a london police officer has been suspended after a video of an arrest appears to show him kneeling on a block. this video shows 2 police officers pinning the man down on thursday and one of them appears to have his need on the man's neck the other officer helped restrain the man he's since been removed from operational duties the man they were arresting has been charged with possessing a knife in a public place the force has referred the incidence of the independent office for police conduct saying the video looks quote very concerning. well 3 white americans accused of shooting dead a black man while he was out jogging have pleaded not guilty to murder former police officer gregory mcmichael his son travis and their neighbor william bryant are facing 9 charges between them 25 year old was killed in georgia in february but

it wasn't until may that police eventually made arrests after a video of the shooting went viral and after months of protests against racism in the u.s. the defense secretary has now issued a policy effectively banning the confederate flag at american military sites where casper has told military commanders only flags which promotes unity and respect have been authorized the decision could increase tension between esper on the president who cited free speech rights in his defense of americans who fly the confederate flag lawrence korb is the former u.s. assistant secretary of defense he says it will be hard for a trump to reprimand esper. i think it's really to ask for whether he's willing to put his job on the line because if he's a secretary of defense and he does not and then the president oh wolf the president will pay a tremendous political political price but up to now history has not been like the

program just you know secretaries we've conver war who have defied the president when it comes to you know doing something like for example the secretary of the navy didn't like it when he clark or any gallagher on the seal who you know basically had committed committed berta so he got he got fired so i think it will be very hard for trump in an election year those fires a secretary you don't have time to get another one so i think if asked those worried about his place in history he should really just go full you know full of extreme a hand on this police and residents in chicago and several other u.s. cities are braced for another weekend of violence summer street crime is accelerating with hundreds of people shot or killed this year alone crime analysts say the pandemic and the george floyd protests have increased tensions in an urban area as $100.00 reports from chicago 7 year old natalia wallace was

gunned down when a group of men opened fire at an independence day party one of 27 people killed and more than a 100 others shot over the past 2 weekends in chicago chicago part you broke you can also use broken again. we've got a cat in the damn it i'm proud of in atlanta an 8 year old girl was gunned down the same day and now his and. in brooklyn on monday 10 people were injured and a one year old boy was killed in a drive by shooting you know this is we can't we cab got to get through to. get a root. of this problem tio hardiman who for years has worked with gangs to stop the cycle of violence is calling for drastic measures weedy sa young people to consummate 3 years ago so this 18 years old is a hot area with bullet proof vest and some help us imagine how crazy people have

a sense of its face coverings that faced mass let's do the same for the young people on the south east and west asked it so we will get out and work out the photos of those in a year when violence is surging things could get even worse as more americans buy guns in minneapolis where george floyd died under a police officer's knee the line for gun permits in mid june was 3 hours long dealers say 4 in 10 sales go to new buyers crime analysts say each year the warm weather brings out gangsters with grudges but this year they say it's worse because after months of lockdown the armed man are out but months of police brutality protests have officers on the defensive most of the violence happens in predominantly black neighborhoods across the u.s. we've sheen increases from last summer the summer and part because of protests in part because of the cold because they have all people coming out and there's a there's a i believe there's

a tension that has built 'd up and in all of the major urban areas that have been shut down. with the dawn of another summer weekend police and neighborhoods where people are often too mistrustful of police to call them are gearing up for another violent way john hendren al jazeera chicago. beijing says u.s. officials of course lost their minds in their attacks on china their sharp words are in response to reports the white house is considering a travel ban against chinese communist party members the world's 2 largest economies are at loggerheads on several issues including trade hong kong way all that makes it an especially challenging time for china's president's katrina you has more from beijing. from a distance chinese president xi jinping has been doing his best to make friends right now beijing needs them it's facing growing international pressure led by the

u.s. washington has imposed sanctions on chinese officials it says are committing human rights abuses and tibet it's also stripped hong kong of its special economic status treating it like the rest of mainland china a punishment says the trumpet ministration for the new national security law it says crushes promised freedoms and autonomy. china's relationship with international society and the whole was older facing readjustment beijing is a very a worry the hong kong is the most unpredictable front line in this new cold war what china's doing is turning hong kong into a central front lie by denying its freedom rights and democracy. the trumpet ministration is also considering barring china's 90000000 communist party members from traveling to the u.s. . it follows a toughening of its stance on the south china sea ruling beijing's claims to most of the territory are illegal tensions analysts warn could lead to all out

confrontation china is being feels it's being constantly criticized by the press by the international. bodies by individual countries everything china does this fall no matter what it is so this point they become less interested in what people say beijing has threatened to hit back at washington and impose sanctions on u.s. officials and weapons company. it's called the trump administration's actions pathetic but apart from strong rhetoric has few options for retaliation. china's foreign ministry says it will fulfill its promises made under the 1st phase of a trade deal with the u.s. we will carry out the agreement but in the us some people are on reasonably and crazily pressing cornering bullying and imposing hedger mony on china and in the u.k. beijing is calling on chinese companies to reconsider investments there after britain

blocked chinese telecoms giant way from its 5 g. network and in china's south millions of people have been battered by the worst flooding in decades while in the west new classes of the coronavirus have emerged. but there was one bright spot on what's been a good week for china's leaders and apparent economic recovery from the pandemic 3.2 percent growth. global supply chains for personal protective equipment are under threat that's because of the floods affecting large parts of china several provinces in central and eastern parts of the country declared red alerts as heavy rain swells rivers and lakes china's biggest manufacturer of p.p.a. fabric is based in who a province which has seen relentless rainfall one u.s. medical supplies distributor has warned the flooding could lead to product delays of up to 3 weeks the flooding which began last month has left more than 140 people

dead or missing the former boss of mexico's state run oil company has been taken to hospital and moments after his extradition flights from spain landed a 1000000 was due in court to answer corruption bribery and money laundering charges from when he was chief executive of pemex who was a close aide to the former president enrique pena nieto his administration was linked to brazil's odds of breath scans of the largest kickback scandal in latin america manual grapplers in mexico city he says several high profile figures have been embroiled in the other breath scandal. the reason this is such a big story here in mexico and why there's been so much anticipation over the arrival of this extradition flight is precisely because it's linked to one of the largest if not the biggest corruption political corruption scandals in the history of the latin american region as you mentioned immediate is

a former chief executive of pemex mexico's state run oil company he is in simple terms charged with bribery with money laundering he's being accused of accepting millions of dollars in kickbacks and bribes from companies here in mexico as well as abroad he looting which is very much the company at the center of this international political corruption scandal earlier today we did hear from mexican president and the discipline to elope is over the border in his morning press conference where he spoke to specifically about the loosely a case specifically about how the old bread scandal resulted in high level government officials in at least 3 continents being prosecuted including a former president going to jail. while the u.s. has executed its 3rd federal prisoner and a week after a 17 year hiatus convicted child killer dustin lee honkin 52 years old was executed by lethal injection he killed 5 people including 2 children aged 6 and 10 in the

1990 s. 2 other mass murderers were executed this week as well executions of federal prisoners resumed after the u.s. department of justice said the defendants should be subject to a sentence of death. coming up on the al-jazeera news hour an away cysts in the desert the libyan city that's a haven for war and has a growing tourism industry on the sports this is coming up including the defending world champions takes this time to get up to speed as the moto g.p. season finally gets started on a rise sir tom or a royal on earth for one of the world's oldest and greatest charity fundraisers.

most libyans lives are disrupted by the ongoing war one city has found relative stability allowing its economy to thrive the mediterranean city of misrata the capital tripoli has the reputation of being the safest place in libya traina reports these aren't the kind of images which 1st come to mind when people think about libya most western countries advise their citizens to stay away because of fighting and insecurity but medics who see says the city of misrata is unlike anywhere else in the country and is regarded as the safest city he rents out this beach to families looking to escape the stress of conflict. and.

the safest city in the country many people are now moving here from outside who come to visit from tripoli to get away from the destruction have to live behind this government owned beach resort in misrata has been closed for years the internationally recognized government in tripoli recently leased it to private investors. and after a year of renovations it's now been reopened but. today's or grand opening in all of our rooms are booked we have 205 rooms 5 restaurants people came from all over the country especially from tripoli. g.n.a.t. officials say more than 125000 homes were destroyed and warlord khalifa haftar has failed attempt to capture the capital. some people who have lost the roof over their heads are now moving to misrata creating a boost in the housing market. is overseeing this residential project the company

he works for is building 120 homes on the outskirts of misrata he says home buyers are already interested but there was. misrata is growing and we believe there's an opportunity in the market that we can take advantage of this project as unlike others because we have wide streets a park and a supermarket for the residents of misrata so fierce fighting in the revolution that led to the fall of moammar gadhafi in 2011 but since then the former rebel stronghold has been untouched by the warring sides enjoying relative stability and economic growth it's a rare glimpse of the potential libya has if and when the fighting eventually ends traynor al-jazeera misrata time to get an update on all the sports news with andy thank you so much formula one world champion lewis hamilton was unable to set

a time a 2nd practice ahead of the hungaroring grand prix heavy rain frustrating hamilton he was stuck in the garridge in the afternoon having impressed during the 1st practice sessions took place in relatively dry conditions for sebastian vettel went quickest in the wet but it's the miss a nice pair of hamilton and valtteri bottas who lead the championship standings heading into this 3rd rice of the seas. the car is perfect and no drive is perfect and what we do is just try to continue to build on that solid foundation that we have so you know it is a great car but we still are learning about it we're still trying to understand small nuances and in the changes that we make to just continue to build. well defending world champion marc marc has clocked the fastest time in practice ahead of the 1st moto g.p. race of a rescheduled season not a perfect return so worth markers in spain and a bit of a spin during the afternoon practice session in her breath mark has quickly back on board to get where he left off some 8 months after the last race that's

a place for lance. now richard courage philipines it and says the circumstances in which his team won the spanish league title this season make the achievements extra special rail celebrated their record breaking 34th title win with a low key socially distant ceremony their training ground that ends team secured the title on thursday with its 10th straight win since league resumed after the coronavirus lot. i'm very happy firstly total was phenomenal but this one's got a special feeling after being locked up at home for 2 months and then we came back and we prepared ourselves in a different way we managed to win the spanish league which in my opinion is the most difficult to win but i think we did so successfully and that's based on you know a lot of sacrifices so look i don't know what to do now but i'm just very very happy people barcelona as they know messi not quite so happy he reacted angrily to royals

title win saying it's time for a change at his club if that's to be competitive next season while earlier on we spoke to the spanish based football writer ric sharma. yeah you know message reaction was really really big news because he doesn't often talk he doesn't come out and speak to the media especially after a defeat but that's what he did yesterday and when messi speak you have to listen and he wants big changes apart lona which shows you what impact it is at the club to lose the league title to real madrid who obviously they're bitter bitter enemies especially given that when the league resumed after the 3 month break last loan were 2 points ahead it was in their hands and they threw it away they drew with severe they drew with celta vigo it drew the letter came into it and that let real madrid sweep into the lead because they have been a machine since it's come back the right attitude in the right mindset was past learn as attitude as messi himself said yesterday has been very fragile he says the other team has

a clearly want it more than barcelona do and have more desire and passion in the way they play and that has been laid bare in the results of fans maybe last returns who watch english premier league games in october test events involving other sports will start almost immediately in england spectators able to go to cricket snooker and horseracing in the coming days the u.k. government says social distancing must be observed in seating arrangements and fans may well be screened at entrances the economical side of it's and the question so the view as includes all the souls so happy to see people back to the stadium and if it is impossible to have the full stay there was a real dream we have now please typical of some some people will be will be able to stand. well from such they opted to end it's what will season early due to the pandemic but limited numbers of fans are now being allowed into sporting events

their price range amount of just played a friendly match with around $5000.00 spectators in attendance appears cheap and at the end in the final of the french cup next friday they'll face as a lancer in the quarter finals of the champions league next month olympic president summers back says he can't rule out next year's tokyo games taking place in front of a reduced number of fans the games had been due to start this month before being postponed due to coronavirus at a meeting of the olympic committee back said he still hopeful stadiums will be filled to capacity. to do also with travel restrictions to its current rules our it's my duty it's again it's too early to tell. and again it's not what we want. we would like good to see you know. from one of the results. surfing's to to make its olympic debut next year but this season has officially been wiped out the world certainly has

announced the cancellation of the championship sawtooth city covered 19 and emic the league says it's hoping to start the 2021 so in november of this year and for the 1st time will be an equal number of women's and men's events during the season . ok they say sport is looking for now let's get back to daryn in atlanta. andy thank you very much well a british war veteran who raised 40000000 dollars for the u.k.'s national health service has been a night said by the queen take a look captain sir thomas moore walked 100 laps of his garden for his 100th birthday you may recall and he initially set out to raise $1200.00 but he quickly won the hearts of the nation and donations came flooding in ceremony was created as of its 1st face to face meeting with a member of the public since the lockdown began in march so watching the news hour we're back in just a moment see you then. this

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it's context this is the 1st in-depth storytelling around the biggest issues we've done but aired today you should do it again. of a top infectious disease expert anthony felt she says all americans should wear masks after the us reports a record 77000 coronavirus cases in just one day. watching al-jazeera live from london i'm also ahead the w.h.o. says brazil's infection rate appears to have plateaued to others now is the time to drive down transmission. elbow bombs all round you a leader is called their 1st face to face talks in months.