the president and the local hotel and tourism authority remembers the losses and he fears more desperate times are to come. this is. we're seeing the lowest booking levels for many years. it's just about 3 and a half percent of total capacity. it's terrible that even the. hotel owners are hoping for tax relief and financial help to weather the current crisis and be able to pay their employees. so far the federal government has not offered any help. local governments have at least said that they would extend the deadline for taxes to be paid but more needs to be done to ensure that the tourism sector survives. you by means of a local if you don't have the means to help. the federal government has to bail out the small and medium sized companies or you're sick or not because without their help the crisis will only get worse but it's a product that without saudi. market he says. that's hard to imagine for people who are already struggling and who have been hit the hardest. and that's it from me in the business team here in berlin you can get more on our website that details the to call this

the hawaii tourism authority has set aside $25,000 for the cost of airfare and a nonprofit group is in charge of arranging departures. 19 people have been flown back to their airports of origin so far. >>> a month-long celebration of ramadan is here. see how the coronavirus is changing this year's celebration. >>> our chief meteorologist has fine-tuned his forecast that he has the weekend outlook coming up next. thank you for the sunshine ♪ >>> the muslim holiday of ramadan began at sundown tonight. this year the celebration will be different because of the stay-at-home orders. as ktvu's jesse gary explains, ramadan is going high-tech. >> reporter: parking lots at the 92 mosques in the bay county area have been empty and the doors closed since shelter in place orders took effect in march. this new normal remains in place as muslims begin the month-long celebration of ramadan. >> we have prayers for people to line up shoulder to shoulder, which would make a possibility of spreading the virus. >> reporter: the northern california islamic council says a desire to continue to flatten the c

>>the hawaii tourism authority says more than 1500 visitors have come to the aloha state in just the past 2 weeks and now a new campaign is urging visitors to stay away from hawaii to help reduce the spread of covid-19 any doubt explains. >>my head in my my head in my >>my hand in my head and my my my my >>through video messages posted on social media community leaders well known musicians and beautiful lions are trying to get a simple message across. >>it's just not now it's just not right the campaign started from a private facebook group quickly growing in members. >>because what you quarantine couple breakers dedicated to tracking down by leaders of the 14 day mandatory travel gene. >>it's about protecting the family's been a hope the local families are have been here for 5, 6, 7, 2025 generation are trying to protect our eye not while trying to protect our people and when you come here, knowing that. >>that's really disrespectful the visitors aloha society of hawaii that typically works to share the aloha spirit with visitors is now assisting in getting visitors back home if the

the state's tourism authority has set aside $25,000 to send rule breakers pack going they don't self-isolatefter arriving. so far the state has paid to send 19 people back home since the beginning of april. a look at your headlines, guys. pete: all right, jillian, thank you very much. still ahead a repeat carjacker and a man wielding a machete both avoiding jail time under california's zero cash bail policy. what else the goal? to control jail populations amid the pandemic. does it go too far? nancy grace sounds off. you're not going to want to miss this next. jillian: good morning and welcome back. in an effort to thin out jails during the pandemic, california has a new zero cash bail policy letting some accused criminals back on the streets. some sheriffs are blasting the move after having to release a repeat child abuse suspect as well as repeat carjackers even a man wielding a machete. does this go too far. here to join us nancy grace. good to see you this morning. >> good morning. jillian: good morning. what do you say? do you think this goes too far? >> it obviously goes way too far. a

authorities have banned all foreigners from entering the country and that's hit the tourism industryelopment continues, though. in fact, it is likely a strange new age of social distancing we're all living through will open up a new path for researchers to explore. and that is developing machines that can take over when people need to avoid close contact with each other. in the pre-coronavirus world, disruptive technologies generated much hope and hype after how they would transform our lives. the top infectiouous diseases expert in the united states warns that infections are almost certain to rise. the death toll in the u.s. is now the highest in the world. emmanuel macron is expected to extend france's lockdown to battle the coronavirus in the highly anticipated speech tonight. have died0,000 people from the coronavirus in the united kingdom, many flouting social

monuments and empty beaches have become symbolic of the staggering blow to tourism dealt by the covid—19 pandemic. and now — the authoritiesal, oktoberfest. it comes as the european union says, that the tourism industry is likely to be one of the last to recover from the pandemic. let's speak now to zurab pololikashvili, secretary general of the united nations world tourism organisation. welcome here to the programme. i am assuming you have never seen anything quite like this for the tourism industry. absolutely. this is the first time ever that in our headquarters in madrid you cannot even travel to neighbour countries like france or portugal. cannot even travel inside the country. first time ever that the european union and all the world is locked. whether 170 countries are locked. people are not travelling and the tourism industry is one of the most affected during this covid period.” industry is one of the most affected during this covid period. i referred there to oktoberfest, but we are already seeing major events like august, september and october being cancelled. that means that there has to bea cancelled. that mea

boys and girls in the tourism sector environment there are protocols and codes of conduct we ask of service providers especially hotels to implement in coordination with the authorities and that's the reaction part of the wall also doesn't put in prevention work and it tends minors whose rights have already been violated and. since its launch hundreds of hotels taxi drivers and street vendors have joined the initiative one of them is victor he runs a beach tent rental and feels like much more than just another brick in the wall. at live pictures he knew about this problem. if we see something we make sure to tell people hey listen what you're doing is wrong we need to protect our children and we can't put them in the hands of criminals when i do this from my heart nobody is forcing me this is community work and when i want for my community i fight with my heart my hands my feet my teeth with all i have. but not everybody is as dedicated as victor our undercover reporter was offered sex with a minor just metres away from 2 patrolling policeman proving once again that it takes a village to protect a vulnerable child but only one person to let it fall through the cracks

major impact on the country's tourism dependent kaname the hotel association of portugal says the vast majority of its members have applied to suspend stuff contracts authorities and baddest have imposed limits on outdoor exercise most notably jogging the measure aims to reduce the number of people on the streets during busy daytime hours france has now been under lockdown for more than 3 weeks . much of europe remains under lockdown but there are exceptions denmark is one of just a few countries that have decided the time has come to start lifting restrictions for about 4 weeks it's been quiet on the streets of denmark now the restrictions on public life are to be dial down people in copenhagen have mixed feelings. i think it's too early. this is the person my opinion it's the right thing to do and i'm not worried that it's too soon or what it can with of course there is discussion where the infections will rise but i think it's a good move. the biggest step is the reopening of kindergartens in schools after easter but only certain classes an age groups will be allowed back strict home office rules for private sector workers are also being relaxed the governm

tourism even if it is within the continent is not riddled any risk. hundreds are spending hours lining up for food handouts and the poor suburbs of paris the authorities who are uncovered 19 has caused an unprecedented hunger crisis and families were lying on food banks to survive. ringback before the lockdown had macaws markets which are cheaper than supermarkets supermarkets are too expensive for the kind of shop that. i'm not covered by the unemployment or of course simply. otherwise we would not see it. as soon as people are i think you know we get set up and give the different crates with the prepare to doas distributing the food. everything is prepared here we distribute milk our preserves our vet at the polls. with the still expense so it's too expensive for me to stickle to is my children and my husband has been a lot of work since the beginning of the crisis i have to call him to get food and this is why i'm going to the solution. for when this code 19 health crisis started we thought that it was going to affect the whole population but especially those in a precarious position we thought about how we could help them so we decided to do food

authorities are enforcing it. i am thinking of states like california and these places are being heavily impacted by the fact that tourismly difficult picture and if you combine what is going on in mexico city, a ban and steps are being take to clamp down on transport for example and key to the weight that people run their lives, and using their correct not only to get to work but all the work itself. it is extremely complex and at the same time the government is doing what he can for the numbers that are shooting up all the time. they say they are in the third phase, the most dangerous days of infection at the moment. thank you for keeping across that. you stay with us here on outside source. still to come we will look at newcastle united plus make new or owner. and eight could prove controversial. despite the cornonavirus lockdown in russia, communists gathered on red square in moscow today to mark 150 years since the birth of lenin. the party says its flower—laying at lenin's mausoleum was held in accordance with the strict rules during the covid—19 epidemic. but muscovites have been banned from leaving home for anyth

hilly relies on tourism for revenue and its leaders want to open up the business as soon as possible jumpstart openness al-jazeera put it to haley. human rights watch says rwandan authorities have arbitrarily arrested dozens of people accused of violating curfew measures without due process among those arrested are journalists trying to expose abuses by security forces during the lockdown it also says reports of rapes killings and other serious crimes by security forces must be investigated this month rwanda's the fence forces said it had the taint that 5 soldiers. president's public prosecutor has asked the supreme court to authorize an investigation into allegations made by the former justice minister said to model against the president j. have both said otto said your motto out who's a former anticorruption judge a step down on friday shortly after paul sato sacked the federal police chief model has accused the brazilian president of potentially criminal meddling in law enforcement ok let's take you straight now to white house because president donald trump is about to start or has started his corner fire suppression that's innocent new cases in new york are down 50 per

tourism, it is also a major transit hub. in fact, that's the times square 42nd street subway station. on a given day, about 180,000 riders. ridership down for the mta, metro transit authority, down about 90% year to year. nonetheless, transit workers are showing up every day, not just the train drivers, but the bus drivers as well. coronavirus, covid-19 has hit them especially hard. more than 60 of them have died. 2,000 have tested positive. more than 5,000 are in quarantine right now. in just a few moments i'm going to talk to the head of the union about covid-19's especially brutal effect on his workers. also this hour, we learned governor andrew cuomo will give the daily update, coming up roughly 30 minutes from now. at the same time we're learning former president barack obama will be endorsing his former vice president joe biden in his race for the white house. we'll bring you video of that announcement just as soon as we get it. meanwhile, over at the white house this hour, we're also keeping a very close eye on president trump. he is going to be meeting with coronavirus survivors this hour. lots to get to, but we also of course start with the very latest on the numb