from a destroyed city. philippines in the. starts may 20th. this is g w news live from berlin tonight the closed borders within europe beginning to open again germany will start relaxing border controls this weekend and the european commission unveils a plan to revive tourism but can travel resume safely as long as the coronavirus threat remains also coming up tonight overwhelmed by the pandemic in brazil they

are burying the dead while the president and state governors feud over how to tackle the health crisis and what do you do when you're olympic dreams are on hold while you go for the food will meet the japanese fans or who's keeping fit and earning money as a food delivery room. i bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome it is finally happening after weeks of walked or starting to reopen across europe the german government today announced that it will begin relaxing border controls with other e.u. member states this coming week at the same time the european commission has unveiled a plan to revive the battered tourism sector and to make it possible for people to

take a summer vacation. border checks were supposed to be a thing of the past and europe's schengen zone germans were used to freedom of movement but the coronavirus put a stop to that cross border travel to neighboring austria switzerland and france was limited to those with an urgent reason to move now the interior minister has announced a road map to get the roads open again. on that at this it pleaded that if people continue to show discipline observe the hygiene rules and wear face coverings then in spite of the easing of restrictions during may not only here but across europe we can foresee that the borders will be open on the 15th of june. 5th and 6th. race if a popular border points which were closed completely will be reopened and there will only be random checks by police all 4 countries have agreed to review their

policies in mid june and there are hopes of freeing up travel to germany's other neighbors as well but the minister warned if the virus spreads the rules could change again. if for some reason the picture worsens in the coming weeks then we will have to be prepared to react to that if we. give them that is in line with the cautious exit strategy set out by angle americal on wednesday the chancellor was facing questions in the bundestag. i'm the only set melts away for you know we've not accepted all of these previously unimaginable limitations in our lives in our walk and our businesses including temporary curbs on our rights only to risk sliding backwards now by dropping our god it would be depressing if we had to return to limitations which we hoped where in the past because we want too much too quickly. given that infections in eastern france

of been well above those in germany some spread of the disease may be hard to avoid but now it will be up to germany's border police to oversee the sure to be a surgeon cross border journeys yes summer is coming for more on this i'm joined now by our political correspondent emmanuel chance of migrants good to see you and so we know that germany wants to ease some of its border controls are germany's plans are the in sync with those of the european union well it is in the interests of the european union when it comes to its economy to lead goods and people move freely within this ng and so in an angle america confirmed that of may to 15 as of may to 15 there will be less controls at the border as well as neighboring friend switzerland and austria where all the other crossings we will reopen and not just a few selected ones as has been the case for some weeks now and border controls where they lifted altogether was a tax on both now to plan if all goes well is to eliminate border controls in all

this tank and zone so 26 states by me do it and we do that german chancellor angela merkel she addressed that difficult balancing act today between controlling the virus and easing restrictions the german government does it enjoy broad support across parliament and the population for its plans. well the easing of arctic stations easy dividing a sure enough course and the economy quicker questions of the pandemic of our diario as is the case in not a country not of countries as well but despite germany's good results in tackling the pandemic so far some of the pallium and the easing of frustrations isn't going fast enough so some of the opposition parties the. liberals also accuse the government to infringe fundamental rights by having limited freedom of movement and closed shops for example but if we look at the population 2 thirds of germans are happy about the current state of things and supports the measures in place that's

a bit less than at the beginning of the pandemic but overall general public has been duty following to so show this in singles wearing masks in public transport and shops for example or keeping their distances from one another in public spaces now we see patience is wearing thin here so there is a come send out protests will grow but oh so beyond the worry of a minority and that their fundamental rights are being infringed they reserve wary of a majority of people here that for example the far right extremists or anti of access for example might use process as a platform for they ideas you know we have certainly seen those protests taking place here in berlin and they were just on the story for us tonight here in berlin thank you one for example heads the conservative party bloc in the european parliament we asked him are all countries in the european union coordinating how and when they open their borders with each other. well i see currently your comment . is a development towards a common understanding of what to do know so we see european wide in the last 2

weeks opening all followed the mastic rules and a more liberal approach and now we have to use signals to dave for example from the german government from the altar of government to come back to to a free and open europe and police have in mind if we talk about the economic dimension of the whole challenge ahead of us and that will be will be an enormous jelling challenge for europe then europe cannot recover these closed borders a single market is a fundamental principle for our economy and our companies cannot restart to do their business if we have still closed told us so everything is interlinked and that's why let's try to come step by step back let's open the borders with come in health standards is unified health and as an european level and then we have a good chance to manage it. there was more for bieber there on europe's summer vacations or turkey wants tourists to return to the country is considering testing visitors from abroad as part of

a plan to open the tourism season next month meanwhile parks in turkey's cities are filled once again with the sales of children playing it's the 1st time the children have been allowed to leave their homes to go outside in 40 days. finally free to play outside again for these children in east envoy it was the most beautiful day in weeks they were allowed to leave their homes for alice after a long and very long time under lockdown than i was so bored at home and i missed going outside i want to go in my skating and now i'm there to aid because if i play jump and run around at home all day sometimes we play songs on you tube and dance events. do i get bored a lot too it is so boring at home and i'm on the internet all the time i mean using

it too much i might even be a little addicted by now the money mostly reading outside today actually make me bits because it reminds me that i want to be that this every day. parents have also been through a lot in the past weeks and well come the change of scene. but my daughter knows the coronavirus is out there knows it can be dangerous but today she's happy but she'd be happy if we could go to the seaside. is our christmas under the hardest part is yet to come when we go back to work now we have to figure out who are stay ohman take care of the kids that. age specific restrictions and 2 weekends curfews are essential element of the turkish cold 19 strategy children and teenagers but also those over $65.00 were banned from going outside early on in the lockdown and everyone has to stay at home on most weekends this is when eastern city of 16000000

looks deserted. after recording some of the fastest growth in coded 19 infections in the world top shelf officials now say they contain the spread of the virus and the government has relaxed some measures and dresses are allowed to work again shopping centers are allowed to reopen and present tragic times and one speaks of a new normal. when it's in our citizens should not get the impression that normalization means that we will be returning to how things were before march. 11th there are many examples in the world and in our country that have shown how the smallest act of carelessness during this pandemic can lead to major disasters joke ernie what for now going to the playground remains the exceptions at least impulse children they won't be allowed to go outside again until next week. when nowhere in latin america is the coronavirus pandemic as deadly as it is in

brazil now the response to the outbreak is being complicated by a conflict between president federal government and the states of brazil regional leaders are in forcing walked against the wishes of the president hospitals are struggling to cope with the large numbers of patients and undertakers they are struggling to bury the dead. undertakers from the public burial service and now start their day there on their way to pick up the body of a 41 year old man who is believed to have died of covert 19 right now they're working around the clock to provide burials for brazil's many disadvantaged people the family of the deceased man silva panicked when they found his body in the bathroom his brother is still in shock buggier was diabetic he died after a short severe illness with symptoms of kovac 19. yes condition worsened

within 3 days passed away at 7 o'clock this morning. what did he die of saying he would suddenly he couldn't breathe anymore because the. family is convinced that he died of this new virus as they call it covert 19 their own rage because they think he should have survived. i think if it still be alive if there had been a bed in the intensive care unit for him we would have brought him to the hospital but it's best that he died at home and there was. a constant stream of mourners arrived at the coronavirus section of the cemetery and my analysis there is little time to bid farewell victims of cope and 19 are transported to the final resting place shortly after they pass away 5 coffins that once the bodies must be buried quickly there's no time for ceremonies more than 4 times as many people are being buried in manassas usual up to 120 a day. among them are while sorice is

a grandmother the hospital was unable to treat her. it is that of patty day i don't blame the doctors it's the governess fault the hospital where my grandmother was had only one ventilator walk but it didn't show up so the health care system in manassas has been overwhelmed for weeks now there are not enough ventilators dead bodies are being stored in refrigerated containers at the same time many brazilians stand close to each other as they line up to claim their coronavirus aid a one time grant of the equivalent of $300.00 euros many are angry at the government because the payments have been delayed more the more we need to see it so we can pay our bills and the baby food. bank park president says it's just a little blue these words are deadly president wasn't elected to spread this idiocy

he's tearing the brazilian people apart. the brazilian president was slow to respond to the pandemic and has continued to play down the virus to the stain and once he is the bird who filed that report he joins me now from rio de janeiro he is it's good to see you let's pick up where your story left off with joy you've also noddle how is the brazilian president how is he still denying that clip at 19 is a major problem as the death toll in the country continues decline have a secular problem because when on sunday last sunday the death toll passed the number of 10000 boats nora was and in the same day going out for a ride on a jet ski so he shows a little compassion in this crisis and his crisis management is really poor his federal administration and acted too late and in order to provide long winded agers to the owner of regions for example the man known as region and the president he's

also gotten a lot of pushback from state governors i mean some of them they've been openly defying his orders haven't. they are former alleys and now they're struggling and the struggle is going on until today for example yesterday was an hour wanted to reopen barber shops and fitness center he ordered this and the governor's immediately blocked and stopped this order so the stops us still closed but this struggle all in all it reduces brazil's power in order to fight the virus crisis and what's the sense that you got in the amazon region where you were the people there do they feel like basically they've been just left to fend for themselves and to fight against this virus alone. most people are criticizing bolton are for his attitude but there are also many who want

to go back to work because they feel the social crisis coming and all the noise can say that most of the people there they were really angry about local and regional politicians because they blame them of corruption and corrupt methods so the people are really not in a good mood and it's becoming worse with every day the rights movie is a verjee reporting tonight from rio de janeiro but yes thank you for here's a look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world chile's government has ordered a total walk down of the capital's onto jago after a spike in corona virus cases infections jumped by 60 percent in just 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile are in santiago facebook has agreed to pay more than $50000000.00 u.s. dollars to constant moderators who have developed mental health problems on the job affected employees will each get up to $50000.00 for treatment costs constant

moderators have to regularly view unfiltered disturbing images some including violence and sexual abuse don't transform our campaign chairman paul man before it has been released from federal prison into home confinement due to coronavirus concerns and a 4th was deemed high risk due to his age and preexisting medical conditions he is serving a 7 year sentence for his role in russia's interference in the 2016 u.s. presidential election. u.s. secretary of state my pump aoe has left israel about 31 day state visit help meetings with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his new governing partner benny god they discussed efforts to fight the covert 19 pandemic as well as security issues related to iran. visit comes a day before israel's new unity government is scheduled to be sworn in the challenge of tackling the her on the virus has played

a part in ending an extended political deadlock in the country 3 times they ran against each other as fierce political advice not spending minutes in yahoo for the conservative he could party and he guns from the centrist blue and white party but 3 inconclusive elections couldn't solve the can phone a crisis now has the leaders agreed to form a national emergency government to deal with the pandemic and to slim small honey you who don't market this cautious optimism about the end of the political deadlock it was recently reopened after several weeks of lockdown because of the corona pandemic. put it over everything is for the best i don't think we need to go to another election and i think umps made the right choice we couldn't just go on to have another election. and if she goes i think it is good to bring them in netanyahu is managing the new government with everybody in it and i hope it is not only for a year and a half but till the end. of the new unity government is to be let bring it on yahoo

for the 1st 18 months guns for the 2nd its initial focus the coup phone up iris political battle over. the protests to continue when the front of the stairs in jerusalem and you know who has been indicted on corruption charges his trial already postponed once is expected to start in 2 weeks he denies the allegations. retired army colonel turner has taken part in these protests he's disappointed by being the guns who broke his election promise not to enter government with an indicted prime minister no honchos. it is true that he's innocent until he's proven guilty but it's not right it's not a model and without values that a prime minister will leave the government in the afternoon and in the morning has to defend himself in court shalott that it could very short aside from the pandemic

the new coalition agreement singled out one other major policy issue the annexation of parts of the israeli occupied west bank in general you as president donald trump released his controversial vision for peace proposal now israel's new government could pass legislation to annex israeli settlements and the jordan valley as early as july 3rd leader david and even start to happen as soon as possible that rejects the notion of a future palestinian state included in the trump oh so. you really need to go in july sovereignty should be applied over the jordan valley to northern dead sea area and the jewish settlements in the west bank regardless of transplant it's a dangerous plan that will result in the formation of a palestinian terror state and the event allow that to happen. a joint us israel mapping team is reportedly working on outlining the details the scope and timing of

any an extension is still unclear but it would make a future sovereign palestinian state even more elusive. in the west africa in the state of cameroon the conflict between the majority french speaking government and the angle of own militias is showing no signs of coming to an end more than 3000 people have lost their lives in the conflict since it began in 2016 and that includes children our next report focuses on the work of one man who was doing his best risking his life to help some of those children it begins with images that some of our viewers may find disturbing 60 year old media was shot several times in the face in her home in 2017 she's a victim of a brutal conflict between conlan security forces and underfund separatists in the west of the country hafiz was badly injured by the bullets skin had to be grafted

from other parts of our body. she now has to eat and communicate through this medical device on what through since the conflict began here in sweden to 16 according to unicef over 800000 children have been out of school incomers northwest unsolved west he's here on the 14th of february when the world will celebrate it all they think children when caught incomers northwest region. this man has made it a duty to protect vulnerable children in the under 4 regions i.i. i've been there runs a local ngo named after his father here are the foundation set of fees he thinks going to 41 boys saw him as young as 11 all of them were caught in violent clashes last glos really teaches and got displays due to the conflict. iowa has taken them

in and provides for their needs. there is an ongoing conflict involving 2 parties so warring cams under humanitarian challenges are just. so very gratifying the extraordinary there is need that someone shows up to care for the suffering to captive that that's why i responded to the call there today here knew exactly how deadly this conflict peace 40 year all hands was caught in crossfire between power and soldiers and english speaking militias. so history should. read that poor soul or the balls to that of course that for the cause of death. there are far too many stories like these here. i often organizes counseling sessions with

a keats. he's a trained consolo so he's using his skills to bring healing. it's believed that on this 150000 children have been displaced from their homes these increases their trauma a make them over in the ruble so exploitation very very strong always look at the positive side of everything that happens to you. children tragedies in cameron well the german bonus league is soccer season resumes this coming weekend other major european football leagues are planning to follow among them italy's syria off which has voted to return to action on june 13th clubs have already started training on an individual basis and will be allowed to train in 4 teams next week saturday august plans still will need government approval the league was suspended at the beginning of march with italy one of the worst affected countries in this and.

the postponement of this year's tokyo olympics due to the corona virus has had negative consequences for many athletes they've had to cut back on their training and they've had to look for other sources of income because most of the money coming in was made possible by the game's one japanese olympic athlete he has found a way of addressing both problems at the same time dinner is served. rearm yaki feels most at home with a fencing sword in his hand he want to silver medal for japan in the team for oil events at the london 2012 olympics but now the coronavirus has forced him to get on his bike working as a courier for the food delivery company eats the job serves 2 purposes for me archy it's a source of income and a source of fitness. got to do now and digging into my savings for a living so i have to earn money for myself and i also thought by delivering food i

can start my physical strength from weakening that's why i started this to get into that i got all the has lost. me archy situation reflects the reality for many olympians who struggle to make ends meet tokyo games in particular were meant to be a shop window for japanese athletes but with the olympics and other competitions on hold so to a sponsorship deals. they shoot it's us at our training center has been closed and we don't have any matches because it's still unclear how i will qualify for the olympics. and i didn't feel i could accept sponsorship in such a situation. so i told my sponsors to hold off for the time being i stated that it will it's nice to see that. once his deliveries are completed me archy can get back to doing what he does best in the hope that sooner rather than later he won't just be jabbing into thin air. well here's

a reminder of the top story we're following for you europe's closed borders are beginning to open again germany will start relaxing border controls this coming weekend and the european commission has unveiled a plan to revive tourism on the cot. you're watching t w news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day tonight hard evidence against russia here in germany the german chancellor is outraged this russian president vladimir putin care alas right after this.

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