money the 250th anniversary year on d. you. visited i'll be a news live from berlin front celebrates busty day under the shadow of the coronavirus a scaled down ceremony on the show is a place tributes to the nation's health care workers president michael will lay out his plans to overcome the pandemic and shutdowns in a televised address later today also coming out to california issues the sweeping rollback of its plans to reopen up for business bombs restaurants and places of

worship are shut down again over a new surge in the krona by. left jobless by the coronavirus many hungry families in india are turning to food hotlines run by teenage twins. and desperation and hard hit piru the virus here to leave the poorest of the poor struggling to put food on the table. i'm going to belfast welcome to the program france is celebrating its national holiday busty day but this year public celebrations have been canceled or scaled back in the capital paris for the 1st time since 1945 authorities have counseled the traditional parade along the seans it is a instead a much smaller event as featuring a tribute to health workers french president const guest of honor

a health ministers from nearby countries that spoke in patients from. overcrowded french hospitals the height of the pandemic. lisa lewis is at the plaster in paris where the ceremony is underway lisa what's the atmosphere like where you are now thank you well it's very festive as you said this is a special tribute only 5000 people here at this ceremony today compared to tens of thousands normally on bessie day in france there was a special ceremony to health care workers just before hand a few of them i went to a place in space right in front of the president and they were holding a huge french flag and when they walking they were walking on the way past other people everybody standing up and clapping and saying you know it through this they were saying thank you for your help in the covert 19 crisis now 2000 of the 1400 of

the 2000 invitees today are frontline workers so health care personnel but also to whom are cash is or they use who has been taking care of the children now from the iraqis during the covert 19 crisis now the 14th of july normally is a way to say we stand together as a nation and this year this is getting a very special taste because of the coronavirus crisis. that we've just been seeing live pictures of him clapping that he's being accused of mishandling of the corona crisis how much pressure is he under right now. well there has been a lot of criticism for example for the fact that he organized the 1st round of local elections just before the lockdown came into force and many people were saying that that was too risky and his approval ratings have only gone up a little compared to other countries where that was not the case where leaders were more benefiting from this crisis he's trying to give fresh impetus to his time in

power 2 years ahead of the presidential elections and he also recently reshuffled his key. cabinet but that reshuffle is not going down very well with everybody especially when it comes to the appointment of justice minister it diplomatic t. and interior minister donna here's my report from paris was these protesters are carrying gender equality symbolically to its growth. was they say the 2 recent appointments deal a death blow to the promise president in monaco made when you came to power 3 years ago. if a starbucks. is accused of having raped a woman in 2009 disappointment is it insulting to all women who are victims of sexual violence and to perm what he has said women like being whistled at in the street to what extent can you not listen to victimise this is a scandal it's called that it. i'm scared if i were

a victim of sexual violence one day i would have to turn to institutions run by sexist people who are accused of rape and the urge to watch to do direct. the point of star lawyer is a good formula ts justice minister is also causing a stir amongst magistrates they don't feel he's on their side did in the classroom hear from the men in my quad images disappointment is like a declaration of war by a man on the call as a lawyer diplomat i t. has time and again been contentious towards magistrates judges and prosecutors and there is a high risk of conflict of interest as law firm is involved in many high profile cases for example the now former justice minister just launched another inquiry into his latest case. will receive the results of that inquiry although he's also the lawyer pressing charges of the plant. the government is trying to calm the waves after all the point of a t's appointment was supposed to give mark or new shine after 3 years of controversial reforms unlike in other countries the coronavirus crisis has hardly

improved the sluggish approval ratings. we have i am much more with no one i would keep the best part of our system and change its worst parts. be i am entitled to the presumption of innocence but am obviously at the disposal of all magistrates and if you come. back but such words only fuel the end of the unions rights protest says more than $50000.00 people have already signed an online petition asking for the minister's resignation. is a bit of a country should take a stand against disappointments this concerns only and not just the one that's in front of those in iraq these protesters will continue their fight more gatherings and demonstrations are planned for the coming days. of health workers today he's also just giving them a big pay rise how much will that help shore up his public support.

well according to the government this is a historical package he's pumping 8000000000 years into the health care sector but and some unions say this is a great start as a great thing great news but there are other unions who don't agree they're planning a demonstration this afternoon they say you know. the government is giving a pay rise about 200 years to nurses but he should be giving 300 years the government is creating $15000.00 new jobs but they're asking 410-0000 jobs and they're asking for more incentives into incentives for young doctors to go and work at the head hospital because working conditions there are just not good enough not so so this these plans are not going down very well with everybody everybody agrees that it is enough to get francis a slightly sluggish health sector back on track so give us a brief update is the situation with a pandemic in france at the moment well the situation was rather calm at the

numbers infections wasn't going up the number of deaths per day was staying between 10 and 30 and the number of people in intensive it was also going down but since a few days ago that has slightly changed the number of countries contaminations is going up and there is some concern that the epidemic might be picking up again so people are talking about maybe introducing an obligation to wear face masks in public spaces inside and there's certainly a lot of concern that a 2nd wave might be coming in france lisa lewis reporting from the bus today so the versions in paris thank you lisa. and now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today the u.k. appears poised to ban was away from its 5 g. networks according to government sources the government plans to tell phone companies to phase out existing equipment due to data security fears. police in southern california say a body found in

a lake has been identified as the missing actress rivera who went missing last week 33 year old is believed to have drowned after renting a boat with her 4 year old son he was found safe in the vessel there are stars in 6 seasons of the musical comedy glee. the u.s. supreme court has cleared the way for the 1st executions of federal prisoners in 17 years some executions were delayed after a judge ruled on monday that there were still unresolved legal challenges against the justice department the trump ministrations says the return to executions was in the interest of the victims. california's governor is ordering thousands of businesses to shut down after briefly reopening includes restaurants bars and places of worship across america's most populous state that decision comes after a new surgeon reported covert 19 cases across a number of u.s. states large metro areas in california including los angeles and san francisco

among those affected. back to square one california shuts down most of its public life for the 2nd time back in march it was the 1st us state to impose a strict stay at home order even closing down its beaches parks and campsites but now that more is known about how the virus is transmitted the state has shifted its policy allowing outdoor activities to continue while closing most indoor facilities today we are announcing additional statewide actions as a relates to our stay at home order here in the state of california we are now effectively rather affective today requiring all counties to close their indoor act to ease their indoor operations the governor is acting on the fact that nuke over 1000 cases in the state have surpassed 8000 a day more than twice as many as a month ago this could soon overburden hospitals in rural parts of california

beyond bars and restaurants the governor has also called for the closing of gyms hair salons churches and non-essential workplaces in most counties but even those lucky enough to work in an area where businesses like these remain open don't know for how long. if we don't make no no money to pay the rent the leno show for $2.00 so everybody has a problem. and then also we don't have any income and then the family family the problem to me with more than 7500000 californians already filing for unemployment benefits since the pandemic hit the latest sat down could mean the final blow for countless livelihoods. so what's driving this surge in new cases that's from to california to shut down yet again a little earlier we put that question to my dear old he's a journalist r.-o.

radio in santa rosa. around the state are feeling great concern right now in many of the hospitals scalp in california are seeing adequate capacity right now but that uptick in both deaths and new cases is simply just isn't good the death toll right now over 7000 number of corona virus cases over 300000 something had to factor in that 2 week time period when some of these new cases start becoming new hospitalizations and this is all in a state that was considered to have flattened her just weeks ago all of this factored into the governor's surprise announcement today to roll back many of the reopening siddur already happened around the state there's a number of things at play here in california so california was the 1st state to institute a shutdown back in march so to that end there's some mountain cabin fever and californians they've been cooped up for months now we're getting into the summer weather people want to get out they want to see their friends go to the beach go to eat a lot of that's what's driving the surge in new cases especially among young people at the same time you have parts of rural california that see what the governor's

doing as an overreach and you may not see the same safety measures that are being taken elsewhere in the state you factor both these things together and what's really driving the surge in cases right now. let's have a look at some of the other main developments in the global corona crisis the world health organization as want that the covert 900 pandemic well worsen if countries fail to follow strict health care precautions its chief war there will be no return to the old normal for the foreseeable future the u.s. government says drugmakers it that it has partnered with are on track to begin actively manufacturing a vaccine by the end of the summer and health experts say the u.k. faces a potentially more deadly 2nd wave of corona virus infections this winter in the worst case scenario 120000 people could die over 9 months. within the past 4 days coronavirus cases in india have spiked to more than 300000

active infections the crisis has also left millions of people out of work after months of national lockdown it was only in june looking to fill the gap and the official response a pair of 16 year old twins has come up with a rather clever idea to deliver much needed food and medicine how many of the group . that would never leave. the local. one. share count how ari and her twin sister a c's get a dozen calls per day the girls have set up a telephone helpline in delhi they use it to distribute food and medicine the coronavirus pandemic has plunged hundreds of thousands of indians into joblessness and poverty. and when the lockdown started there were so many people out there who had lost their jobs their income and then even have enough money or resources to get the most basic necessities like food or medicine and we were so done tweeting.

and asking the authorities to take action so we thought we'd create this helpline. many people come to this barrier fence word has spread that they can get help here i mean i'm only has 3 children they were fit in school until the school closed due to the pandemic her husband lost his job and she did too. laugh and i've had no job for 4 months nobody needs us not even for a little odd jobs. the twins mother helps finance the initiative as 6 they say that good doing works is important to them. and you know in my religion we always put aside money to spend for charity and one of the most prizes or any of my generation the giving my parents and they've ever seen. the twins mother also brings food medicine and masks to delhi's outlying districts. cans of

thousands of migrant workers live in this settlement when her daughters got the 1st call for help people here had gone hungry for 5 days straight. here bomb a bomb got there we work in the fields but no one's hiring us anymore my husband sold vegetables what are we supposed to live on what are we supposed to eat the schools are closed we can't send our children to class anymore i mean him about it he's got to. taking care of all these people here is too big a task for their initiative. their mother wonders why the government doesn't help. i don't know why all everyone see the think that the government these people should have been rehabilitated long time ago but they have no business to be here and suffering like this a new call has come in for the twins they've already helped feed $50000.00 families in over 30 cities across the country now flour sugar and rice is heading to

a family but the demand continues. let's get more of this story from our correspondent. how much has the pandemic been making a situation that was already bad even worse. well we've jermaine that's heard worst country in the world our total number of cases have already crossed a 100000 mark they're very close to a 1000000 mark and but the 2 trance that we can talk about that have to mean on change in the past couple of months is the increase in our positivity rate and the decline in our death rate so more and more cases are being detected every single day of the spike you know rises higher and higher but there is a decline in the death rate and in the past couple of weeks our recovery rate on an average nationwide has improved slightly as well if you look at it it's very evident that we cannot go back to a nationwide lockdown to prevent look at last mission but what the states are doing

right now are individual states they are trying to implement what you can call mini lock downs in certain particular areas there let's say some event was organized where there was a gathering or a surge was not just suddenly for the weekend or a couple of these the organize these many knockdowns if you look at the case of delhi delhi became the left hit city in the country but after it was evident that there is a me just in case as in the city the border tension and the state governments struggling to action and the dude implemented some immediate good measures and now what we are seeing a reporter saying that there is a very good on and on in delhi situation that our recovery rates have actually improved a lot but overall yes we do have a lot of number of is said and our health care infrastructure are not completely adequate to do that that's a big such a many other more of these kinds of self-help initiatives where people are working together when the government come or just won't help. there are many actually once

the log was announced and it became evident that there were a large section of people who needed help who lost their only source of income who lost their jobs who started walking back home as we saw the mass exodus of migrant workers from big city you just want to towns and villages it became evident that there were people who needed help and many people actually had the resources all the knives such initiatives they all the way they come to when there was some community oriented any changes in which a group of youngsters came together to help the people in need in their areas there are initiative which have formed a network mission a way that one has launched these books in which she has helped connect people from different parts of the country so they can have the elderly living their own their areas who are stuck in that form or other one of them because there are groups who are helping the migrant workers in particular has been them get poor because it still don't have enough luck to feed themselves and their families the government on its budget is delivering food dreams for free and food for food for free but

these in local in the sheet of the people are actually found that actually very very helpful in beaching out to people. when i responded in delhi thank you very much. with over $320000.00 confirmed corona virus infections 2nd to only brazil and confirmed cases across south america as well as placing a huge burden on peru's for fragile health care system pandemic is making it hard for the poorest to earn a living we have this report from the capital lima. arturo is afraid of infection but he has no choice he was laid off from his job in retail and now he sells plastic face shield his commission is $0.50 per sealed. i have 3 kids i have to go out and earn money to feed my family. corona has hard 70 percent of peruvians live day to day working as street sellers or in construction

block down measures here were initially strict and almost impossible to follow some rules have been relaxed and then the rules help the poor hardest in some areas outside the capital lima neighbors have set up soup kitchens. i'm wondering what employers there are lots of children and old people in need most of the people here live hand to mouth telling you that you know they mean the end of. intensive care beds are a luxury here the whole country has just over 1000 beds for 32000000 inhabitants doctors warn that's well below international standards it will. our health system has been broken for years now we're paying the price for having no real health policy for 4 decades. oxygen tanks for sick relatives do it yourself medicine where the state has fallen short. as businesses worldwide slowly start to reopen small business owners are the ones

struggling the most in lebanon a country already in deep financial trouble before the coronavirus it was found on extorted half of its 6000000 residents now live below the poverty line the nation's politicians and banking sector have failed to agree on a it cannot make a rescue plan meanwhile entrepreneurs are fighting hard to stay open. while the ta is usually a busy businessman and 11 on capital beirut he owns a pizza restaurant a wine bar a flower store and a bakery but when his country went into lockdown in march life and business came to a stop but we lost all revenue for 3 months. and restoration this is hard because if you lose one day of revenue you have to work extra hard for a week to regain your body position that's why i had to cut staff reduce their pay and negotiate around production only the bakery was allowed to remain open to

improve business there he started selling fresh pasta. over here in lebanon. we can deal with prices we have been through wars and there are more and every day every day is a crisis there is a new crisis in our life for a pandemic game and it's good for us it's just another crisis to overcome levanon is one of the most indebted nations in the world its currency is plunging the economy is in freefall half the country's citizens now live in poverty mass protests erupted across the country last fall and recently picked up again. was able to reopen the wine bar and the pizza restaurant in may increasing the capacity over the last weeks still he says the future looks bleak this is our fate you know we don't live life life lives us you know where we're just. going going with it.

as good as we got another crisis to overcome fall lebannon. in the u.s. city of san diego hundreds of firefighters have been battling a blaze on a u.s. naval vessel vessel that started on sunday morning the fire began in the lower cargo hold of the u.s.s. bonhomme richard which was docked at the naval base for team maintenance which meant a fire control system was turned off at the time the blaze broke out. acrid smoke filled the air as firefighters battled to save the ship health officials in san diego have warned residents who smell smoke to stay indoors dozens of people have been treated for smoke inhalation and heat exhaustion. but another danger is looming almost 4000000 liters of oil are aboard the u.s.s. bonhomme richard a containment barrier has been installed as

a precaution it's one of the neediest worst shipyard fires in recent years. the superstructure in the upper decks continue to burn and if sustained. join us for. our follow up and pictures there pro tennis now and here in berlin a moment you don't often see in a game a double tweener as in 2 shots between the legs 1st germany's tommy haas in

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