on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. this is al-jazeera. this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes the race to beat the virus russia's health minister says the country could begin mass vaccinations as soon as october. millions of americans in limbo as politicians disagree over extending benefits for those left jobless by the pandemic. keeping up the pressure on prime minister benjamin netanyahu protesters in israel are calling for him to resign over corruption charges. the pro-democracy activists living in

exile hong kong issues arrest warrants for 6 people under a new national security law. and for major league baseball's commissioner says the new could be forced to shut down the warning comes out as more. of the season on a growing number of positive. tests. so the race to find a coronavirus vaccine just picked up pace as the world health organization warns of a lengthy pandemic with russia saying it will begin vaccinations as early as october but some countries are already raising questions about the safety of vaccines that are rolled out too quickly well russia's health minister hasn't given any details about the vaccine it's not clear if the treatment does produce an immune response in germany the govern. it is coming under pressure over its coded

$9000.00 restrictions so far has managed to keep infections down but is now seeing a rise in cases of the countries being easing its lockdown with social distancing rules are still in place and then after what's being called an explosive spread in the region of a canal in japan a state of emergency has been declared there tokyo's governor has ward she may follow suit and the city has seen a record number of daily infections for the 3rd straight day but there i gather it's a very legitimate lecture at lancaster university in the u.k. and he says the rush to produce a covert 19 vaccine could mean that an effective result is still far from certain. things take a long time to develop and if you go back to the last pandemic that made the news the big we are true which was either via spiking 2016 and we still don't have a surprise that's ready for what we used to the some some of the early promising results and complications of rules should be saying that if you find

a cyst which is your vital storms are a difficult subject to develop vaccines against and we have a problems with other flu viruses flu virus vaccines and passed with corona virus accedes we've never tried to develop a vaccine to immunise humans against coronaviruses that are some and move axioms that have been developed vaccines against humans and for criminals is this this is the 1st one so this presents what problems and under normal circumstances it would teach several years for this to get regulatory approval but because of the international law to see what's of these processes which would normally run sequentially and over and running in panel osu prince we've heard that and governments are already placing orders for 4 or 4 vaccines and on the off chance that one of them will pass regulatory approval and then you know immediately be able to begin production of a large scale or dominant cain is in berlin with more on the protests against the coronavirus measures. one of the things that ministerial circles are really worried

about not just here in berlin at a federal level but right across the country and all the states that make up this federal republic are really worried about the 2nd wave of corona which they're trying to stop ironically some of the protesters who have come to the center of early into the brandenburg gate to the one today in london one of the perhaps the most iconic street in berlin perhaps in germany to saying that they are the 2nd wave of corona they are the people who are representing that unspoken majority who don't like these these measures about corona but the point is generally speaking most people have been understanding of the need to have these precautions social distancing and that sort of thing and one final thought also many of the measures that were brought in at the start of the pandemic which were perceived as being really long gone generally speaking you don't have to wear masks in many places right now so when you see the people on the streets demonstrating against

coronavirus precautions many people wonder what exactly are they demonstrating against what i say now from laura bird mostly who reports on the increase in cases in japan. is a traditional japanese art form hundreds of years old it's the 1st time it's ever been performed like this. the number of the film is limited where most chess. unstick the social distancing rules on states. took years kabuki theater has opened for the 1st time in 5 months with strict guidelines as a capsule reported a record rise including a virus cases for the 3rd consecutive day as tokyo's governor considered ordering a new state of emergency the theatre is at risk of closing once. so stop if there were any requests from the japanese or tokyo government we need to

respond appropriately and think of a way to adapt the performance depending on the situation this may unfortunately include having to stop partway through the run the so the island of okinawa has declared a culvert 19 state of emergency some japanese suspect u.s. personnel based on the island of importing the disease there is concern that perhaps the reason why it's heading that island particularly strongly is because u.s. forces particularly u.s. marines have been able to come in and out of japan without going through immigration controls until very recently without any covert 900 tests under the status of forces agreement a record $71.00 daily infections were reported in okinawa on friday and hospitals at being overwhelmed the majority of cases a u.s. troops. in order for us to put every effort into combat in the coronavirus okinawa will issue a state of emergency for the commander of u.s.

forces says it has nothing to do with that basis there has been absolutely no connection and has been proven to show that there has been any spread from the a coster's on the bases to the local community there are many elements that make japan vulnerable to the virus the government launched a travel campaign last week to revive the tourism industry that's prompted the world health organization to call the campaign ill timed with fears the government was choosing based. the primarily kills elderly people japan has the world's oldest population. in tokyo the kabuki theater doing what they can to ensure safety. with elaborate costumes and makeup as well as a pop warm hearted drama many see the don'ts of as a chance to forget. about the boring. outside.

talks in the united states to decide whether to extend financial assistance to people who lost their jobs because of covert $900.00 have wrapped up the day with no deal millions have been getting $600.00 a day a week but those 'd payments expired on friday after politicians failed to reach a deal. amid the worst economic collapse in decades millions of americans are struggling just to eat we're seeing 223000 up to 7000 families come through in a 3 or 4 hour period emergency relief payments of 6 $100.00 a week have kept millions of unemployed people in the us financially afloat for months a moratorium on a vixens has kept millions of renters from becoming homeless that would really help with iran now those federal supports are about to run out and congress is unable to act the democratic controlled house passed

a 3 trillion dollar relief bill in may it includes extending the $600.00 a week unemployment benefit 3600000000 dollars for election security and additional food aid for the hungry it would also provide $200000000000.00 to renters and money for schools and testing as well as a trillion dollars to support state and local governments but the republican controlled senate waited till this week to offer a pared down package one 3rd the size of the democratic controlled house proposal among the crucial differences republicans want to provide blanket protection for businesses from lawsuits brought by employees who contract at 19 in the workplace the senate bill gives nothing to struggling states and cities and the republicans say the $600.00 a week unemployment payment is too generous they argue essentially that work shy

americans would be. a furtive sit back and get government payouts rather than seek jobs the republicans would slash payments to $200.00 a week so far the 2 sides have been unable to negotiate effectively and predictably they're blaming each other white house chief of staff mark meadows the democrats believe that they have all the cards on their side and they're willing to play those cards at the expense of those that are hurting the democratic house leader nancy pelosi fired back we put forth what we think is urgently needed by the american people because we recognize the gravity of the situation they don't despite the urgency of the situation there is no compromise in sight and while the democratic house remains in session the republican senate took off on a 3 day weekend rob reynolds al-jazeera where let's get an update from oregon and

jordan judy and rose so no deal so far where do we go from here. well no deal so far but the talking does continue and it's worth pointing out that both the democrats and the republicans who spoke to reporters after a meeting that lasted between 2 and a half and 3 hours were very positive about what is happening this is the speaker of the house nancy pelosi. what we are doing is not only trying to arrest the virus but to invest in the economy as we help america stamp of working families so today was productive in terms of moving us forward as the leader said with our stats will be working to theirs and ours to have some clarity in some of the issues and we'll meet again on monday.

it was never going to be straightforward was it given the views of the various representatives of the policies and and also given how much money we're talking about. that's right now we're talking about 2 plans the republicans only want to spend one trillion dollars and i say only with a bit of irony the democrats want to spend 3 trillion dollars and continue the unemployment benefits that supplemental benefit of $600.00 a week through january essentially trying to create the space for people to stay home while a researchers and the federal government double their efforts to develop viable vaccines that would allow people to basically return to normal lives but the the republicans argue that continuing this kind of funding would basically make it impossible for people to want to go back to work that's something which the

democrats obviously disagree with and so the staffers from the white house and from the democratic leadership will be negotiating over the rest of this weekend the leaders who bet on saturday are going to be back on capitol hill on monday to continue their negotiations for iran's thanks for that updates are most will now in virginia. also ahead on the news hour including iran announcing the arrest of a u.s. based dissident who would accuses of most money a terrorist camp. bankrupted lebanon is struggling to keep his children from going hungry. and in sports dunking in the qualifying mistake to. find out how he recovered later.

protested back out on the streets of israel demanding that the prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign to life all those people right now protesting demonstrating being held for the past year we have the government kindly of the credit virus outbreak fueled by corruption case against friends in the. force that joins us on the phone now from west jerusalem he's monitoring these demonstrations in our lives it's quite a few people out there right now what's happening. that's right yes the numbers are definitely slowed since the last hour probably an estimate between 5 and 10000 in tahrir square mr simcox from the residence of the prime minister benjamin netanyahu as always a mixture of motivations i think the driving schools to be majority at least the beginning of this protest from the black flag pro-democracy. demonstrators you've

been campaigning. you know kristie i mean sunday is based on his corruption charges and trial but there are also many others who are here protesting motivated success because all the school after the gorilla virus and then make this little bit of a separate ways another child 100 cases announced just a little while ago in the last 24 hours. the economic fallout of that and to cuba the lack of jobs many would say the lack of proper government provision like the. rest some of the economic. consequences of what's been going on that is also. going to count of protest there was a rally by far right activists on those day. some of these young. changed who are. on strike today here in jerusalem but you know the south

where it seemed right protest is a good trade and you know some yahoo groups to try to disrupt. potentially do more but not be happy to tax in tel aviv on such protests because in recent days as well so the security situation just one of the police on $103.00 blows. to what degree my the momentum of these 19 netanyahu protests build and if they do what kind of thread do they present in that. the question of exactly what mechanism they could use to try and get him out of the state today got as one of the peace exists unite to this group groups. stood on his stewardship to be. denecke but he was someone who's been in power over a decade through 3 consecutive elections very recently does manage to play a role of his colleagues and who will be leading to install is ready for the fix is

advantage and so how does this translate into. some talk about the potential of this to destruct. pretty loyal to their screen with a. profit full members sign of a weakening grip on popularity could cause some. it's going to. 2 be another such leadership the other question is whether this. election is something that some people are talking about but again this polling numbers decried as a result of a lot of the virus pandemic that could also be less likely going to was just a do you reach to go so the question is whether he stays on in office.

now coalition partner benny gantz the end of next year or whether there is. fractious relationship which could lead to action and then of course. in a hurry thanks very much her force of the. police in hong kong and demanding the arrest of 6 pro-democracy activists living in exile include former british consulate worker simon chang he says he was tortured by chinese agents to give information about anti-government protests also on the wanted list as problems opposition figure nathan law is thought to be the 1st time police have used the new national security law to target activists outside the country well earlier i spoke to nathan lol and i asked him for his reaction to demands for his arrest by the chinese government. why stephanie outrageous even though i had a proper ration talk about it just when it becomes a reality a really terrible it hung now i confess to bringing up illegitimate the monster.

government to act responsibly and to. humanize foundation and that leads to serious arrest and that when they have to you must be very concerned about your safety and indeed your freedom if you stayed in hong kong what did you think might happen if you did stay where they stayed and actually a maximum life a life long thing or even be extradited back to china so these. very very terrible consequences and it just show that the government uses the national security law to talcott creative expression of people so what kind of reception if you had in britain one of the british authorities said to you well of course very concerned it's a gross violation of my right to have my speech. never done anything like in

concrete to really push. benjamin to the think i thought i was going to have a expressed support for the british government. well of course. the british government and also the opposition policy that they were really focused on konishi and yet and i think they're very concerned by the very thing that that is the time for me to go on call the head of what's around described as a u.s. based terrorist group is under arrest jamsheed out on the group as are accused of sabotage operations in iran is blamed for killing 14 people in a bomb attack in shiraz 12 years ago iranian media isn't saying that it was detained because more herat. this group were established in the united states by an individual by the name of cherry they have a t.v. station where they protect their views and we check to their father's name and cherry disappeared mysteriously around 2007 no one really knows where he is but

then jump shed took over the leadership of the group in iran says they've captured him they haven't said where and when they've captured him but they said that it was a complicated intelligence operation and he was captured by iranian forces now in the past iran having people to iraq with have been detained one such individual was ruled as the activist and journalist and his death sentence was upheld and then arraigned in court at the end of june but this capture will be seen by iran possibly yes more significant they reign in media also refer to them as monarchists because the founder my cherry was also part of an organization called the kingdom assembly which wanted to reinstate the monarchy system that was here before the revolution 41 years ago now as far as iran are concerned these individuals are terrorists. you know. switched on in the 1st reactor at the arab world's 1st nuclear power station. was originally put in 3 years ago but work's been

repeatedly delayed so the korean engineers will test for nuclear technology before electricity can be produced from the $24000000000.00 plant when fully operational its 4 reactors are designed to generate quarter the u.s. electricity. international aid agencies say a rising number of lebanese families are losing their income sinking into poverty save the children says half a 1000000 youngsters are going hungry and that's just in beirut it's urging the government to help vulnerable so in a horror reports. in this middle class neighborhood in the heart of the lebanese capital stories of poverty are everywhere households have been pushed into desperation i'm a liberal him like so many other families is a victim of the rapidly imploding economy she says it has been hard. and her 11 year old son hamza who's had to adapt to a new lifestyle. we're borrowing money to feed our children for 5 months short on house rent my husband isn't working my family will die from hunger if the situation

continues. children are already hungry more than half a 1000000 of them in the greater beirut area according to the charity save the children poverty is a real thing some children currently go to bed hungry the negative coping mechanisms for the time being are able to kind of fill some of these gaps but on the long run if there's no micro level and sustainable solution there will be. already half the country lives in poverty here in the northern city of tripoli families struggle with soaring food prices due to the local currency losing 80 percent of its value. children are being deprived from buying what they want people are on there so much oppression of. decades of corruption and mismanagement are blamed for running the economy into the ground and political leaders don't seem to

have a solution. non-governmental organizations say $80000.00 people have lost their jobs in recent months bringing the total number of unemployed to $430000.00 or 32 percent of the workforce many war and up to $1000000.00 out of the $5000000.00 lebanese population could be jobless by the end of the year. the world food program says 2 thirds of households in lebanon have lost their income and some have started to sell whatever they can to survive about. a year many people are in debt and depend on charity but those who were able to help now need help themselves. yes there are no lives being lost as in typical natural disasters or a typical war but lebanese people that live in lebanon by the syrian

refugees by others they all fall and go off the cliff so you have wives at risk aid agencies are already calling it a humanitarian crisis as lives continue to be destroyed by lebanon's financial meltdown. beirut. chile's president has announced a 4 and a half $1000000000.00 boost for the economy to help soften the blow of a pandemic so. made the announcement during his state of the nation address a latin america. reports now from santiago. everything about this year's state of the nation address was a normal starting with the fact that it was delivered more than 2 months late because of the pandemic the president's problems began much earlier. these last 9 months have been very difficult and demanding for everyone and they have been very extraordinarily difficult for me. but let many chileans

not in the past and was taken aback that he barely mentioned one of the most important reasons 9 months ago a nationwide uprising brought millions of chileans out onto the streets to demand profound reforms protests then and rage fanned by police brutality seemed unstoppable. instead the president focused on efforts to confront the pandemic and to help the poor and middle class ride out a steep economic recession don't you know dana says she hasn't received a cent even though she's been out of work since april when i hear him speak i cannot trust a word he says he has lied to so much and the things he should be talking about 8 i don't believe 40 is promising. others weren't listening at all. in this middle class neighborhood resident or even waving the president. already

banging one. showed their discontent but at least it's peaceful here we are hearing reports that another part of town in low income neighborhoods the demonstrations of just great to have a hard more violent. appealed for understanding. i want to tell those families who are still waiting for help to arrive that we'll do everything in our power to correct our mistakes finally i want to tell you that a house divided cannot prevail. but don't you have been hoping to hear the presidential more humility even as his leadership is questioned even by some members of his own conservative coalition well clearly disappointed to see in human al-jazeera sent out will. still ahead here on al-jazeera why the popular video sharing up to talk may soon become a thing of the past in the united states. and mexico agreed to a multibillion dollar deal for international assistance that's it records the world's 3rd highest coronavirus death tolls. because both come to go softer 4

months away from the ice the n.h.l. is back in the playoff series unlike any other. and it has been extraordinarily house in iraq recently with a bit of a cool breeze all things being relative of course that is sent in a cloud around for the south and it's really not tall woman santa this is thunderstorms in southwest mountains of saudi and western policy yemen and this is dust brought down in that breeze which is a sight for all attempts down a little bit forte's the forecast in baghdad $44.00 in kuwait and that was from fifty's a really asked come back and now it's like it was in some cases rise again because only a light breeze is a strong sun but if you look at dire here was not much of

a providing breeze could be dusty this is more humid 40 this is the unpleasant time the year for most people around the gulf. in africa this is the tommy when the shows are out there furthest north now the generating cells quite happily ever try all the ethiopian islands and just slowly west it's usually in clumps there's a clump here developing on sunday as you can see the science of chad and there's been quite a few showers recently as far west as freetown up with up into banjo it's quite possible we'll see these as 3 camps in the next few days for the sax how much the temperature important is about such you want to grease this is midwinter. an image can change the way we see the womb if we had not seen this week with me talking about it it can spark mass action or serve the interests of the powerful he

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you know what she does or remind of our top stories this 1st russia says it plans to begin mass vaccinations against coronaviruses early october the health minister gave no details about the vaccine and it's not clear if the treatment produces an immune response. negotiations in the u.s. to decide whether to extend financial assistance to people who lost their jobs because of covert 19 have ended with no deal millions have been receiving unemployment benefits that expired on friday and politicians failed to reach an agreement. back out on the streets of israel demanding prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign. over his government's handling of coronavirus separately going corruption case against. the chinese for bike dance has reportedly agreed to

sell the u.s. operations of its social media platform to talk movies designed to prevent donald trump from banning the use threatened to use his presidential powers to do just that and he soon has this report it's still latest rift in the escalating tech war between the u.s. and china for weeks u.s. officials have raised security concerns over the chinese owned video app tick-tock saying it can help beijing spot on americans and now president donald trump threatened to fan it all together well look you know we may be betting we may be doing some other things are a couple of options but a lot of things happening so we'll see what happens but we are looking at a lot of alternatives with respect to. trump stepped up his rhetoric following reports that he may sign an order forcing chinese parent company might dance to sell the u.s. portion of take talk. microsoft was set to be in talks to acquire it but neither side confirmed any deal in

a blog post earlier this week tech talks chief kevin mayer says his company is not being treated fairly he says it's receiving more scrutiny because of its chinese origins and insists it is not the enemy talks estimated to have $800000000.00 active users worldwide a 10th of them in the u.s. experts say banning it would be challenging i think it's very unclear what a ban would look like and what it would mean you know it's very hard to ban something that's popular among the use it's just you know if your parents tell you not to do something it makes you want to do it more in june a video that went viral on ticked off was seen as one of the reasons behind the poor attendance at trump's campaign rally in tulsa oklahoma forcing a wildly popular app off the smartphones of millions of americans could prove to be an unpopular move ahead of trump's reelection bid and they sue. well robert pritchard is the director of the cyber security expert

a firm that vies institutions across europe he's skeptical about trump's reasons to ban the. i get the impression certainly that his his desire to bend it don't take talk is for him motivated more by our brand perhaps security issues are simply not security issues to the average american i was reading that the department of defense for instance to encourage people to have it all my friends which makes more sense if i were a chinese dissident or. somebody rich the cia would have it on my phone but i think that the vast majority of americans it's probably not a significant concern and i think it actually republican said is that it could be used by the chinese government to insert this propaganda tool to push to cure messages and he's doing this because it has it's you know the inscrutable algorithm bit like you tube and we don't know how he got his or i mean maybe it's not because well maybe it can just be used to push a message that you don't personally in terms of the average american i think it will be pretty learn at definition looks like it's in

a collector or if you think geo dictated images for instance on p.b.s. that needs to know where you are so a lot of it can sense it is just an there are lots of the just good reasons for that you have this thing and there's no there's nothing to suggest to collect state so that as a fact plenty of people rate it better than facebook for instance it's a means of the data it's collecting from mobile devices so anything you have it's the whole of your device that you give permissions access kaberle coles or any of those things contention he has to spy on you or somebody chose to chose to do so from a technical perspective probably not that difficult to make it make most americans . has the beings to force apple to take at the at will for instance what it's called for most i think he says you can generally break your phone and download a pirate version i'm sure that most people probably aren't going to do that so it's probably not technically that hard to make it inaccessible to the average user.

prosecutors in the united states and britain have charged 3 people including a teenage boy with hacking twitter are accused of taking over the accounts of several high profile people including former u.s. president barack obama and tesla boss mosque sort of hard as the latest this is the alleged ringleader of the 2 it's a hacking 2 weeks ago the 17 year old is from time cover in florida he faces the challenges including computer intrusion fraud money laundering and identity theft he's one of 3 young men accused of hacking the accounts of famous people and scamming their followers into sending digital money he gained access to twitter accounts and to the entire country controls of twitter through compromising our twitter employee. to those accounts you don't use the identities of prominent people. money in the harm because promising in return that she would some back twice as much. and then collectively of course never give back the coin that you

received from the victims police say the highly sophisticated cyber attack targeted 130 twitter accounts among them u.s. presidential candidate joe biden former u.s. president barack obama was in both jeff bezos to see you know mosque and billionaire bill gates the suspects are accused of taking over their accounts and posting charitable messages on asking for money they received hundreds of cryptocurrency transfers into a big coin account worth around a $100000.00 police say they stopped the scam before more money was stolen the u.s. justice department identified the other $2.00 suspects by accessing their own 9 chats and bitcoin transactions 22 year old name a facility also known online as rolex from the u.s. state of florida a 19 year old mason shepherd nicknamed child one from the u.k. paper suggests they were lured in by the ringleader with the promise of highly prized short twitter user names known as o.-g.

handles they're all facing either federal or state criminal charges including computer intrusion fraud money laundering wire fraud and identity theft twitter says the hackers were able to access the private messages of $36.00 of $130.00 hacked accounts including one for an elected official in the netherlands but after one of the most high profile online security breaches in recent years to its it says its fast tracking security improvements prevent further scams targeting both employees and uses so to hide at al-jazeera. the leader of a south korean church has been arrested accused of concealing and under reporting coronavirus cases prosecutors say the leman heed the government's antivirus responds to your old denies you accusations and says he cooperated with the health department more than a 3rd of south korea's infections have been linked to his church ride reports from a city in south korea's north citing province it was by far the most

serious outbreak dating back to very nearly the beginning of the epidemic in february and march here in south korea accounting for more than a 3rd of the country's $14000.00 plus cases mainly in the southeastern city of daegu but also in neighboring provinces such as here north going sang the church says it has hundreds of thousands of members but is regarded by mainstream religions as being more of a sect it's alleged that it held onto some of the lists of its members making the process of tracing and testing some of its congregants all the more difficult and in fact some of its offices were raided by the authorities but from the start its leader lee man he and other church leaders have claimed that any sense saying that they have been cooperating with the ortho or tease throughout a spokes person saying that the truth will come out in court. mexico has passed britain to become the country with the 3rd highest number of coronavirus death the

government's announce a multi-billion dollar agreement with the united nations to buy medical equipment and supplies one or has more from mexico city. but mexico is a country in desperate need covert 9000 has killed more than 46000 of its citizens so on friday president under this manuel lopez obrador signed an agreement with the united nations for international assistance the $6800000000.00 deal will cover a wide range of medicines medical equipment and future back scenes from global suppliers is to see me this means we are going to obtain all the medicine from countries across the world good quality medicine at low prices and without corruption. officials also announced the creation of a new government agency tasked with the distribution of those medicines as the health crisis continues to worsen nationwide the epicenter of the corona virus outbreak in mexico is here in the country's capital were locked down restrictions

have been lifted and many non essential services have been allowed to reopen. many now fear worsening contagion will force local officials to announce new law down measures in the days to come because he wanted them to say that it's important for it to be now and if we don't change the trend than that could be exponential growth that would take us 2 up taiba with hospitalizations that's a greater than what we had in june. mexico has now overtaken britain as the nation with the 3rd highest coronavirus death toll in the world just behind brazil and the united states. mexican health officials have stepped up covert 900 testing efforts as even federal authorities admit the real infection statistics and death tolls are likely much higher than what's being reported. a low al-jazeera mexico city. chris ships can again dock at 6 ports in greece off to the lifting of a coronavirus ban the ports include paris roads and cool food but only if all

passengers on board test negative a covert 19 cruise industry is one of the worst hit by the pandemic most companies have cancelled holidays months of the violence and many won't start salient gain until next year several have declared bankruptcy governments including britain and the united states are advising against cruise travel passengers in norway a self isolating out of 4 crew were committed to hospital with the virus but those who are spent 17 years at sea and is the author of but it's cruising in the cruise ships 2020 he says industry is well set up to ensure the safety of passengers the good thing about cruising is that they can change the destination for you every single day so you can visit us reports troops who islands in a single cruise and you can visit 4 or 50 destinations so i think actually cruising is good and there's so much pent up demand danger i think at the moment it's web companies with the large cruise ships. try to enter the orient to the market to

quickly. but you know i think there's so much to especially for cruising next year and it looks like looking at greece doesn't have a big cruise industry at the moment it's been it's been waning over the last few years there are less companies now operating out of. the thing is that the cruise industry has all the protocols in place and all the enhanced sanitation increased conditioning and all the prescreening so it should be easy to trace passengers if anyone comes down with the virus. however just like any other place whether it's an ice skating rink or it's a girl course or it's if it's an environment where you have in detainment tracing everybody needs a bit of a bit of a labor job. one of the long term effects of the pandemic will be limiting career prospects for young people they fear their opportunities will be damaged for years

to come so is this report. a crisis that is on the brink of erupting from lock down to rising unemployment young people all around the country are facing the worst prospects in decades the onslaught of the pandemic on the economy has turned the health crisis into a financial one with many wondering how long they will have to pay for time you put into your head about what will i do after university you know will i be able to go . where you have to do if as ahmed is in his twenty's and runs a community sports mentoring service in leicester he was supposed to resume work when the city went into a 2nd lockdown unable to do so he fears for the future of his business and the younger people he helps funding because a major issue because we can't fund half the activities are going to do. generally the stuff as well and definitely have been a deal people have been affected by. the sea there is not many jobs at the moment

people don't know what to do with. college and uni joy. you're not really letting it think while you in your household is going to be accustomed to affairs where people really forgot to socialise around the acute lack of prospects is a ticking time bomb for whole generation of younger people 2 thirds of under thirty's are more likely to be made unemployed than that scene is they also have fewer scales and are disproportionately likely to be in insecure shops but even that kind of work which used to be readily available is now when doing work in the greater kaname and in the services industry has been ravaged since locked down working hours were cut as well living standards for many in such a short space of time. those. it invested in higher education are seeing opportunities drastically reduced on average there are 15000 graduate recruiting

vacancies a year in the u.k. this year it has gone down to just 3000 in the week leading up to june when you can pay your own year 80 percent fewer jobs are available to young people than were last year and so young people really are bearing the brunt of it and when we speak to them and we had a report that came out in may which was a young people in lockdown reports it showed really high levels of anxiety amongst young people this is a predicament that shows little sign of improving any time soon the pandemic has exposed sharp inequalities and the lack of opportunities for young people is exacerbating them for generations locked down this will be the challenge of a lifetime sonny diag al-jazeera london a top zimbabwean author has been released on bail a day off the police arrested her for taking part in anti-government demonstrations said see a diagram but was among dozens who were detained in on friday in harare she's been charged with incitement to commit violence and breaching coronavirus regulations

president. denounce a protest calling them an insurrection. the murder of a black actor in portugal is shedding light on racism in the country in tension with police it sparked protests in the capital. that is. demanding justice for bruno can day an african portuguese actor and father of 3 the 39 year old was killed in a busy lisbon street on sunday protesters say it was racially motivated so was i guess we're here working paying taxes and we cannot live in peace why are they always killing black people why. police say can they were shot 4 times in broad daylight a white man in his eighty's has been charged with his murder. canis family say the accused shattered racist slurs and threatened to kill condé 3 days earlier.

we really wants justice because there is no solution is there you can't kill a person like an animal. anti-racism protests triggered by the police killing of george floyd in the united states have swept the globe and in portugal there are parallel grievances and the police brutality. at $28.00 a report by the right script council of europe accused portuguese police of multiple cases of racist violence and last year 8 officers were found guilty of kidnapping and beating young people from a predominantly black lisbon neighborhood in the dark with more serious globally portugal remains from the authorities to day to day a racist country which is to actually resist these demonstrations contribute to make portugal better and more just. campaign was originally from guinea-bissau now

parliamentarians there passed a mission condemning what they see as a racially motivated murder and will send a delegation to portugal to see cancers. barbara and al-jazeera. residents in florida are purring for a new log on its hard. heads north threatening potentially damaging winds and torrential rain the governor has declared a state of emergency for parts of the state hurricane warning comes as florida struggles to deal with one of the worst coronavirus outbreaks in the united states hotel rooms have been set aside for people who are currently isolated at home but may need to evacuate. still to come in sports the american basketball player can choose to stand apart from his teammates during the pre-game national anthem so i don't have the teeth of. came from the countryside to cairo and became part of

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the let's move on to sports science here thank you very much and nicole major league baseball commissioner. says the league it could be forced to shut down on a virus infections continue to rise among players while on friday the may all hebrew is that a should have been playing in their home opener against the set louis cardinals that game was cancelled after 2 cardinals players a tested positive for covert 19 there are reports that saturday's game will also be cassel just another 4 people from the cardinals organization tested positive we have a lot of really smart people working on this really number of committed players who want to play through this but everybody wants to play safely. and you know if we if

we're not smart and safe then we will fail. but we do everything we can not to fail we certainly understand the importance of trying to get back on the field but we recognize the importance of. player and staff safety as well so. really sense for people's patience in all of this and. everybody understands that you know these are these are new times for us and we were trying to understand how to work through them. we began just over a week ago aiming to get through just 6 to game a schedule 4 months off of the season it was originally due to start but 17 games have already been postponed the miami americans have had 21 a positive test among players and staff on the 2 teams and the league haven't had a positive test and a growing number of players are now deciding to opt out of the rest of the season.

well if the season is called off a kid to have a may day and pats for some of the younger less known players his basketball rights a cause they say to explain why. it would certainly be difficult for a lot of players financially who are hoping to make you know some money there's also a lot of extra hardship in terms of how much teams have lost and owners have lost and also just not having that this is the major league baseball while and da the n.h.l. and a couple of other sports continue to play on at the same time player hopes paramount as much as everyone involved states all the way it's not worth any one guy over so it's a tricky line that baseball is trying to toe. that we everyone involved hopes they can get through a full season without anything catastrophic happening it's just hard to know how possible that really is i think the main thing is making sure that the. marlins outbreak was 1st reported major league baseball's initial plan was to just shut

down for 2 days the same players move the healthy players to baltimore well today for you know less time than the virus needs to incubate and eventually they changed it to be shut down for one full week but most epidemiologists are saying if you want to get this virus out of there out of the marlins clubhouse you have to shut the marlins down for 2 weeks major league baseball is guilty of trying to return to quickly when they very serious situation pops up they address that to a degree again the marlins and phillies will have been out for 9 late again however really listening to the scientists here is going to be crucial before work. while the n.h.l. playoffs are underway off to a corner of are some fools to $142.00 days and it took just 61 seconds for the carolina hurricanes it to open the scoring. was. going to get to sleep because you're. sure you get really. sick.

the entire playoff series is being played in canada for the 1st time in months to 5 years teams are playing in empty arenas and i that want to or at lord's. the return of women's tennis has suffered a setback after an unnamed player tested positive for the corona virus ahead of the start of the open each element amongst the sport's resumption up to a 5 month break due to the pandemic and a statement the w t a's said it will continue as planned despite the positive test but those who are in contact with the players are undergoing a testing well number 2 simona was one of the handful of players to announce that they would not be competing other tournament because of travel concerns. now is how milton this time pole position up for the 7 the time at his home british gone clear

after messi this dominated call fine how will turn came back after spending in the 2nd session to narrowly beat teammate valtteri bottas to the front of the grid the rest of the teams that were over a 2nd slower nico holcomb who is only driving officers u.p.i.'s tested positive for corona virus on thursday will start from 13th 3 races into the delayed season hamilton need to see this team mate evolve terry brought us by 5 points at the top of the championship standings. i had that spin and i was already down oh sure going through the 1st section every that. and. i don't know how but some deep breath managed to compose myself and. the 3 started off the right way and still was in perfect the 1st lap but still everything and the 2nd one even better so. i did it never gets old as the field. and orlando magic forward jonathan i's a became the 1st player not to kneel during

a national anthem since the restart of n.b.a. game eyes that said that he didn't believe that putting on a t. shirt and kneeling was the best way of fighting racial injustice. top level women's golfer has teed off in the united states for the 1st time since the koran a virus lockdown the event in ohio is being played without spectators organize a said there were 2 positive tests for coded in the line. and that's it for me nick so a great thank you very much thank you for finally to us i should also say ready for a touch of seasickness when they make space history in a few hours time to become the 1st space x. crew to splash down in the sea after their 2 month mission to the international space station after decades of domination by nasa space x. became the 1st private company to blast off astronauts in may. that is it for this news my colleague martin the most you will be right here with more news in just

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crime on al-jazeera if you want to help save the world. the. coronavirus cases surge across latin america columbia records $10000.00 deaths with the peak of the outbreak they're still a month away. low i maryam namazie in london you're watching al-jazeera also coming up. more talks to agree a coronavirus relief package for millions of unemployed americans has been some progress but a deal is still out of reach. recesses gather again in jerusalem demanding benjamin netanyahu step down over the course.