with other aid workers there about reports that were coming out from cox's bazaar and you know it was terrible news i mean this is a population that is one of the most persecuted minorities in the world they have experienced unfathomable violence they have have the kind of atrocities committed against them that you'd be hard pressed to believe even when we'll hear about them in person from the people they were committed against and now there they have this threat unlike any other threat that they faced before cope at 19 and at a time when you know the internet has been shut down in around the camps in cox's bazaar since last september i believe largely shut down i should say does come back from time to time that just scared them more because they wondered how they were going to get the correct kind of information to try to combat the spread of the disease they wondered how they were going to contact relatives both inside the camps and also relatives back in myanmar and they wanted to try to get the world's attention as far as the kind of threat that they're facing and let people know

and appetite for business how vendors of malaysia's ramadan bazaars are finding new opportunities despite long done restrictions. and you stand off could be brewing between the united states iran and venezuela over ships laden with fuel 5 iranian oil tankers could be just days away from arriving in venice weigh it up in a bid to ease fuel shortages there both countries are sanctioned by the u.s. and the white house says it's considering a response to the shipment venezuela says its military with a scope to tankers as soon as they enter its territory. ship tracking shows the 1st of the 5 tankers left the iranian port city of bonded out by us in march. i'm melissa say there between 89 and 99 percent full judging by how they're sitting in the water the 1st time fortune is expected to arrive in venezuela and the next 4 or 5 days right as well as ambassador to the u.n. has warned that any attempts to stop the tankers will be illegal the threat of u.s. military force against 5 uranian tankers we fuel that are on route to venice when in violation i'm orders of the freedom of freedom of trade and

and hong kong a top of the agenda and an appetite for business our vendors at malaysia's ramadan bazaars are finding new opportunities despite coronavirus long time restrictions. i am. a new standoff is brewing between the united states iran and venezuela over a shipment of millions of dollars of fuel 5 iranian oil tankers are just days away from arriving in venezuela to help ease petrol shortages that his way his own oil refining industry has collapsed because of sanctions as well as mismanagement alexey o'brien reports. in the venezuelan capital caracas the queue at the petrol station can last for days. this is the richest country in the world and we should not be like this because there is wealth there is oil there is everything the shortages have plagued venezuela for years ever since its 1300000 barrel a day refining network collapsed which critics blame on under-investment and mismanagement by the state oil company now president nicolas maduro has turned to iran for help for fuel itself and chemicals to help get the oil industry back on track. those 5 ships are bringing gasoline re

a 2nd case has been recorded in the area around the vast camp and cox bazaar health experts warn that the virus could race really on some terra camps where nearly a 1000000 people live. but those were the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after everyone. lindy is going to the polls for general elections. but with the u.n. concerned about the threat of violence many wonder if they can be free and fair. and what it takes to phase it can be 19 have on time. the indian exits on al-jazeera. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm debbie you navigate around back in 2006 when we 1st launched al-jazeera english our goal was to seek out the sort of documentaries other channels simply weren't doing here on rewinds we're revisiting some of the best of them to find out how they came about and how the story has moved on today were rewinding to 2012 and a powerful film from the witness series about a power.

safety the country's on its highest level of the marriage $1200000.00 running a refugees in cox's bazaar have been asked to stay inside until the cycle costs. and in libya forces loyal to warlords heidi for have to have pulled back to kilometers from the struck by an iran tripoli they're calling on the un recognized government to do the same government forces are conducting a major offensive and have captured a number of towns west of the camp. 1000 election is underway in balloon day despite the risk of coronavirus voters are choosing a new president as longtime leader. is stepping down after 15 years in power randi pace obstacles in the way of observers entering the country raising doubts over how free and fair the poor will be observers were told they must quarantine for 14 days effectively burying them from the mission let's speak to mockham webb who's following the story for us from nairobi in kenya so there was political violence malcolm in the lead up to this election in burundi today and not the coronavirus pandemic how are we expecting this to go. and rights activists complain t

kilometers for 2 days ago is that the rain and the cloud have extended so it's already raining in cox's bazaars rating in kolkata it is raining on the coast here and the way you've generated the swell generation are already exists already spreading out currently on the coast or just off the coast in parity the winds are about $100.00 cubits for on the rifle so far has been over $200.00 millimeters there funny enough these are probably not the most dangerous parts of this storm. my graphics will move of sorry i can't show you more graphics so it'll be a few words from there this thing is going to make landfall it's moving more or less directly north into the coast just west of the border of bangladesh they're probably south of kolkata to do that about 12 j.n.t. so this is late afternoon local time it carries with it a swell and a surge potential total surge above the normal target of 3 to 5 meters would be anywhere from just west of this entrance points so the river hooley or waves the eastern side of bangladesh and that will take place over the next 12 hours after landfall so you're going into

refugee camp in bangladesh a 2nd case has been recorded in the area around the vast camp and cox's bazaar health experts warn of the virus could run through the unsanitary camps where nearly a 1000000 people live the camps have been home to the regime the refugees as they fled a military offensive in minimal more than 2 years ago well louise donovan is a spokeswoman for the un's refugee agency in the cops was bizarre she says what's needed there is sufficient facilities to cater for those infected. it's a very worrying development and today but the 1st step positive case within the refugee camps so far just a hunch an ace and tests have been done and most of the refugee population but in the causes but our district as a number is continuing to increase leave 134 cases and causes our district today and in bangladesh more generally the numbers of 3 and surpass 17000 so the numbers continue to increase that there is a shortage of testing however it is increasing and testing only began it causes the beginning of april slowing can't continue to increase the testing and what's particularly impo

refugee camps in bangladesh local authorities say they have stepped up preventive measures in cox's bazaar where hundreds of thousands of the persecuted muslim minority have been housed since they fled myanmar 2 years ago. burundi has ordered the expulsion of a team of world health organization experts coordinating the country's response to the pandemic the w.h.o. has previously voiced concerns about crowded political rallies ahead of the country's presidential election next week the u.n. says it deeply regrets the expulsion. u.n. u.s. republican senator richard burr has stepped aside as chairman of the senate intelligence committee hours after f.b.i. agents served a search warrant for his phone it's part of a probe into whether he exploited advance information when he sold as much as $1700000.00 in stocks during the corona virus outbreak. list away near latvia and estonia have opened their borders to each other creating the 1st travel bubble within the european union since the corona virus outbreak citizens and residents of the baltic nations will be free to travel within the region they'

they say in the days after the governor's emergency declaration, apna bazaar raise prices by 300%. >> in some cases the original price was crossed out and a new price was put in. >> reporter: onions, noodles, tea. they noticed the complaints on social media then used customers receipts to document a pattern. they say in one case an item was priced at $2.99 and was $4.99. the same item had gone up to $6.99. >> we collected the evidence with the help of a lot of folks who gave us information. we filed the action. we will do that wherever we have the opportunity. >> reporter: the owner did not return our request for comment but apparently told authorities he was passing on increased cost from suppliers. authorities say they never received documentation. they say other apna bazaar stores did not show similar increases. >> this is the only store where we found the evidence of price gouging. >> reporter: authorities are taking these cases seriously. they need the public's help. >> you give us a receipt. give us a photo on the website of a price and product. this things help us. the best adv

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she was editor of the bazaar, and evoke, and went on and she was a miraculous individual, but she hadomething that was a very unique. she classified it as a third i. will lewis brown junior, who was mayor of san francisco, and was the champion of reopening this building on january 5th of 1999. i believe he has not a third eye , but some kind of antenna attached to his head because he had the ability to go through this building almost on a daily basis during the restoration and corrects everything so that it would appear as it was when it opened in december of 1915. >> the board of supervisors approved that, i signed it into law. jeffrey heller, the city and county of san francisco oh, and and your band of architects a great thing, just a great thing. >> to impart to the history of this building is remarkable. to see a person who comes in with a gloomy look on their face , and all of a sudden you start talking about this building, the gloomy look disappears and a smile registers across their face. with children, and i do mainly all of the children's tours, that is a totally different f

. >> the owner of the bazaar faces nine counts of price gouging, we reached out for comment but have not heard back. >>> a booming business, a local butcher thriving right now. why the owner says the support of the community and local farmers is keeping his doors open. that is next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs n bay area. >>> and this is a live look from our treasure island camera, remember kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area and connect you to people looking to help, go to kpix.gov and find ways of how we >>> this morning at least three major meat processing plants are wrapping up production again, pork plant in iowa, south dakota and minnesota are back online despite workers concerns. the cdc put out new guidelines for plant safety but they are not mandatory. fearing a shortage some grocery stores are placing limits on how many meat products you can buy but in one butcher shop in berkeley business is booming. the owner tells us it is mainly because he works with local small suppliers, being a smaller mom-and-pop shop has been key to keeping customers

government is attempting to get millions of people to emergency shelters 1200000 refugees in cox's bazaars overcrowded camps they've been asked to stand doors until the cycling passes the united nations has called for them to be moved to the mainland let's hear now from elizabeth cohen i'm here reports from new delhi. sounding the alarm india's national disaster response forsworn people in the state of west bank all ahead of cycling on making landfall the storm brought heavy rain and strong winds are proving trees. more than half a 1000000 people have been evacuated to emergency shelters in west bengal and another 150000 to the state of disarray bond with their issues of actuating around 2000000 people and that. many people have come to the shelter since morning because the rivers banks have broken down here most of the houses made of concrete and bricks people here live in basic structure of mud. the densely populated low lying areas around the bay of bengal are used to cyclers bottom urgency authorities they will be harder to manage as they try to stop the spread of the coven of virus. p

up and up bazaar is an indian grocery store. shoppers started complaining about the high prices and any started complaining to the district attorney. the d.a. launched an investigation and found the store had raised prices on some items by more than 300%. the owner has been charged now with price gouging. during a state of emergency, which we're under, it's against the law for businesses to raise prices morz than 10%. >>> take a look at the sky. drone deliveries in the bay area. san bruno-based dive delivery was just given the green light by the faa to drop off packages by drone. right now the pilot operator has to be within sight of the device, so they drive to your neighborhood and then drop the package right onto your backyard or into your backyard. inside the package, n95 masks and hand sanitizer for people in san mateo and contra costa counties. but they hope to expand soon. >> right now with the covid situation, there's a lot of guys looking for work. so if we can really scale this up pretty quickly, it won't be hard to fi

rohingya families have been placed in quarantine after the 1st covert 1000 cases were confirmed at cox's bazaar around a 1000000 refugees are currently housed on that sites you have to dates with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up why oil rich nations are turning to the i.m.f. for emergency loans that's coming up on counting the cost thanks for watching but by for now. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter what i want to see al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. i'll just interrupt. hello i'm come all santamaria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week boyle just because you're resource rich in 2020 doesn't mean you're making money we'll look at the economies of some opec nations which aren't making a cent in earnings thanks to the price crash the coronavirus also oil versus lithium as called screw for green economic recovery post pandemic maybe green power could be the death knell for crude. and saudi arabia the oil giant whose economic di

a couple of days before eid is when people are going to the markets and bazaars and buying new clothesg they really, really look forward to be because of coronavirus this year, it's very different because there are lots of restrictions around the world which doesn't let people to interact with their loved ones and we can talk about countries like here in the uk, you can only see one of your family members outside of your household stop in italy, you can't travel from one place to another. in france, a permit from one city to another which means a lot of people are celebrating eid in their own homes. it's a really different experience for a lot of people around the world because it's a time that they really look forward to. so how are people preparing for eid around the world ? empty mosques, deserted streets and markets with no customers. eid is usually the busiest time of businesses and traders, when they make the most money but with shops forced to close, this shopkeeper in pakistan hasn't sold a single garment. translation: look at these garments i bought, they are useless. nothing

now a 5 day public holiday is being celebrated in china the grand bazaar in the northwestern city of room she was packed with people close together but as you can see many were wearing masks people had their temperatures that checked on arrival official statistics show there hasn't been a case of coronavirus in the shin jan region for more than 2 months. but again this is al jazeera and these are the headlines more than 40 people have been killed during a prison riot in venezuela the protests started over a demand for relatives to be allowed to deliver food the military says soldiers opened fire on a group of prisoners that last prison in portugal as a state riots in latin america's overcrowded prisons have been increasing as coronavirus restrictions a person place. dozens of crossings in israel have been reopened following an agreement between israel and the palestinian authority now that move allows thousands of palestinian neighbors to return to work but there are fears of health risks because of the outbreak last month private employees were accused of dumping weapons who showed

a 5 day public holiday is being celebrated in china the grand bazaar on the northwestern city of our own chief was packed with people close together but many wearing masks people also had their temperatures checked on arrival official statistics show this in jiang region has not seen a case of the corona virus in more than 2 months. well asia's government says it's detained almost $600.00 migrants and refugees in an effort to contain the pandemic but rights groups say they've been unfairly targeted and they're concerned they could contract the virus while in detention or as the reports will call them poor. hundreds of migrants and refugees including children rounded up in a raid in kuala lumpur on friday they're being held in detention facilities migrant rights group. has criticized the raid as inhumane and counterproductive arguing it won't deter migrant and refugee communities from getting tested at a time when the world is still struggling to contain the pandemic but the government is defending it as part of efforts to contain the coronavirus state this week that there are still o

human rights commissioner in cox's bazaar she says what's needed there is sufficient facilities to cater for those affected. very worrying development and today but the 1st step positive case within the refugee camps so far just a hunch an ace at tests have been done and most of the refugee population but in the causes but our district is the number is continuing to increase leaves 134 cases and causes our district today and in bangladesh more generally that the numbers are there and so confidently and so the numbers continue to increase that there is a shortage of testing however it is increasing and testing only began in causes or at the beginning of april so we're in can't continue to increase the testing and what's particularly important for us at the moment is to establish adequate response capacity and we've been putting preparatory measures in place with the governments of partners since the beginning of march but at the moment what we need is to have adequate facilities to cater for people who may be in fact it social distancing is extremely difficult it's the biggest refugee pop

people to safety the country is on his highest level of alert 1200000 running a refugees in offices bazaar have been asked to stay inside until the cycle passes and an election is underway in burundi despite the risk of coronavirus voters and choosing a new president with longtime leader pm grandees are stepping down after 15 years maybe in power. other news now and a key figure in the genocide 26 years ago is appearing before a court in france's capital. was arrested in paris last week the court is set to decide whether to send him to the international criminal court in the hague for prosecution is accused of financing hutu militias that massacred as many as 800002 seize in 1990 for that speech natasha but miles outside the court in paris so natasha another court appearance for couple got what exactly are we expecting today . yes it's not certain where the computer himself will be in the court but his lawyers will be now they are expected to also the chamber for a delay to this hearing of one week which would take us to may the 27th it is expected that they will be a granted that delay no

passes elizabeth pradhan al jazeera new delhi heavy rain has been battering the bed of the ashes cox's bazaar which is home to more than a 1000000 rangar refugees residents have been urgently working to keep the rain from flooding their homes at the world's largest refugee camp they've been living there since fleeing a military crackdown in myanmar in 2017 hundreds more hanger had been evacuated from the flood prone island before the storm hit from a choudhry is in dhaka outlines the damage so far in bangladesh. so far 2400000 people are sheltered on the coastal belt there's accommodation for 5000000 many of the shelters are basically makeshift schools some of them are cyclon shelter but they're not big enough you know they're congested so the challenge of her are not biased spreading and the social distancing it's something as a luxury cannot be done because of the number of people there now as we speak the storm is crossing bangladesh i thought western coastline we talked to many of our contacts there. still crossing into sean the bun bun of the largest mangrove forests 'd and the coast abo

disadvantaged people in coastal regions and for those living in crowded growing or refugee camps in cox's bazaar while bangladesh is dealing with coronavirus pandemic supercycle and is approaching its course lying posing a challenge to the authorities here to evacuate coastal areas even if the saigon hits off their wakeling it could cause significant damage to the farmlands and ruined homes. i'll just dhaka bangladesh. this is our jazeera these are the top stories the world health organization is agreed to hold an investigation into the global response to the corona virus pandemic 194 member states voted unanimously to hold an independent inquiry including an examination of the role of the w h o. n y s w job remains fully committed to trying to spot and i count i believe and continues improvement we want accountability. anyone the un's acting envoy to libya has warned that an influx of weapons and mercenaries is threatening to further intensify fighting between the countries warning signs the number of civilian casualties has surged in recent weeks as forces loyal to wall of holy father have to

a 5 day public holiday is being celebrated in china the grand bazaar in the northwestern city of rome she was packed with people close together but many wearing masks people also had their temperatures checked on arrival official statistics show the scene john region has not seen a case of the corona virus in more than 2 months. a 3rd province in yemen has recorded its 1st case of covert 19 taking the nationwide number of confirmed infections to 10 the governor of thais province says he's closing the borders for 2 weeks with the exception of food and other essential goods it also in order to mosques and markets to close and by and large gatherings. iraq's army says 3 policemen have been killed and 2 others injured after i saw fighters attacked a police station in the city of baquba the vehicle of a top commander was targeted in a separate city where one soldier died and earlier at least 10 members of an iraqi paramilitary group were killed in separate attacks similar holton is in baghdad she says these are the most brazen attacks by arsenal fighters in the last year. well it is the de

it's not as crowded as a ramadan bazaar we can observe physical distancing and that can help us break the chain of transmission. the pendennis has changed the ramadan habits of many muslims in malaysia this year but vendors are also hopeful it may have created new ones and opportunities for the future florence li al-jazeera kuala lumpur that climate change is having an unusually affect me and a south pole by turning parts of antarctica grain blooms of spreading on the snow giving the world's most barren continent a splash of color rising temperatures have made this by so prolific it can be seen from space more than $1600.00 both have been identified over 2 square kilometers but scientists say the overall impact will be in significant certainly what we're seeing is that in the warmer. moving higher on last year's rocks. i think it will really be a story whether there's an. either iraq or the remonde and i don't really see a good map of house substantial amounts of nutrients transported in lungs to large groups. say. on the antarctic ice sheet or anything like. but i think we will proba

people in coastal regions and for those living in crowded growing a refugee camps in parts of the bazaar while bangladesh is dealing with coronavirus spend big super cycle and is approaching its course lying posing a challenge to the authorities here to evacuate coastal areas even if the saigon hits off their wakeling it could cause significant damage to the farmlands and ruined homes. i'll just dhaka bangladesh there are 10000 residents in the u.s. state of michigan have been forced to leave their homes because of heavy flooding the governor issued an emergency declaration after days of heavy rains caused a damned collapse there's concern the flooding will cause a 2nd dam to fail in a nearby county the national weather service says it's a life threatening situation and has been calling on people to get to higher ground as fast as they can the u.s. mexico and canada are extending a ban on nonessential travel across their borders by another 30 days to help contain the coronavirus the land border restrictions imposed in march were due to expire on whedon's state not be extended until june

families have been placed in quarantine after the 1st covered $1000.00 cases were confirmed at cox's bazaar around a 1000000 refugees are currently housed on that sites you have to dates with the headlines on al-jazeera coming up why oil rich nations are turning to the i.m.f. for emergency loans that's coming up on counting the cost thanks for watching but by for now. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the well. so no matter what you see al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. hello i'm come all santamaria this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this week. just because you're resource rich in 2020 doesn't mean you're making money we'll look at the economies of some opec nations which aren't making a cent in earnings thanks to the price crash and the coronavirus all so oil versus lithium as calls grow for a green economic recovery post pandemic maybe green power could be the death knell for crude. and saudi arabia the oil giant.

government as it tends to get millions of people to emergency shelters. 1.2000000 ranger refugees in cox's bazaars overcrowded camps they've been also stand doors until a sight him passes the u.n. has called for them to be moved to the mainland let's with program reports now from new delhi i'm. sounding the alarm india's national disaster response forsworn people in the state of west bengal ahead of cycling on making landfall the storm brought heavy rain and strong winds are proving trees more than half a 1000000 people have been evacuated to emergency shelters in west bengal and another 150000 to the state of disarray bond with their issues of actuating around 2000000 people. many people have come to the shelter since morning because the rivers banks have broken down here most of the houses made of concrete and bricks people here live in basic structures as of mud. the densely populated low lying areas around the bay of bengal are used to cyclers bottom urgency authorities say on pond will be harder to manage as they try to stop the spread to the cove on a virus. or to door disaster or some low g

yet they have a huge refugee issue in coaxes bazaar what's the situation like because it was real concern. yes and just a week ago there's a case of 1st 6 cases of corbett virus in the camp as you know those camps are very densely congested nearly a 1000000 people living there and that's a major concern of the disease spreading there are shelter and isolation wards it's grossly inadequate the u.n. and other aid in cities are trying their best as for the cycle on goes luckily it wasn't in the path of. cox's bazar refugee camp which is barely 5 kilometers from the coastline and we also know about a 100 plus refugees were sheltered in the russian russian char island off the coast of mainland bang with that there were evacuated in the south and so far there is no major damage there has been heavy rain there's a danger off landslide and flooding and the rain continues to the child real correspondent in bangladesh capital dhaka thank you. said the americas now brazil's government is sanctioning the use of an anti malaria drug to treat corona virus despite a lack of evidence that it works presen

and downed power lines in bangladesh more than a 1000000 refugees in the overcrowded camps of cox's bazaar are being asked to stay indoors. brazil now has the 3rd highest number of coronavirus cases in the world with more than 291000 the government sanctioning use of an anti malaria drug to treat cope with 19 despite a lack of evidence that it works. the un special middle east envoy has called on israel to abandon threats to annex parts of the occupied west bank under a deal with the us israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could begin an exciting palestinian land as soon as july but the security council has been told this could be a breach of international law and international war crimes prosecutors of us are court to transfer of rwanda and genocide suspect for this young couple got to you and custody the 84 year old was arrested in paris after 25 years on the run a period in a french court accused of financing armed groups it took part in the killings in 1904 and that's all for now good bye. it's worth seeing. let me shake a leg. oh and to add a face what i mean and. they managed. t

disadvantaged people in coastal regions and for those living in crowded growing a refugee camps in cox's bazaar while bangladesh is dealing with coronavirus pandemic supercycle is approaching its course lying posing a challenge to the authorities here to evacuate coastal areas even if the psycho hits off their wakeling it could cause significant damage to the farmlands and ruined homes. i'll just dhaka bangladesh more still ahead on al-jazeera helping those in need how the well bank plans to help millions who could be pushed into poverty because of the pandemic. take it in for about a week and a half and i'm still here. and the us president says he's taking an anti malarial drug to prevent. despite his own experts warning against it. have of this court a big circulation see japan that's fairly obvious in the satellite picture that they would use backwash but bright skies for the korean peninsula a few showers will cost the sea coast and then you've got rain to some degree in northern honshu harder but the developed area is dance through certain channels from. grungy and one dog you've got this

disadvantaged people in coastal regions and for those living in crowded growing a refugee camps in caucasus bazaar while bangladesh is dealing with coronavirus spend big supercycle and is approaching its course lying posing a challenge to the authorities here to evacuate coastal areas even if the saigon hits off their weakling it could cause significant damage to the farmlands and rule homes 100 i'll just dhaka bangladesh syria's warring parties have agreed to reconvene in geneva to negotiate a constitution once the coronavirus pandemic eases united nations special envoy gary pedersen said that the relative calm in the last rebel held enclave of vividly provided an opportunity for building confidence the war in syria has been raging for more than 9 years with pederson urging the u.s. and russia to start talks obviously the united states and russia as a key role to play in this and i'm also for that increase. and cooperation and when it comes to syria they don't need it for and. there are many older actors also. if you are to be able to find some. u.s. oil prices have rallied over the past 3 weeks

inside a refugee camp in bangladesh it's free of the virus could race through the settlements in cox's bazaar with nearly a 1000000 people living there social distancing is difficult and access to running water is unlimited. a powerful storm in the eastern philippines has forced tens of thousands of people into emergency shelters many fear typhoon of aung farm could cause catastrophic landslides it's now been downgraded to a tropical storm rescue efforts are being complicated by restrictions aimed at preventing the spread of coronavirus more news in half an hour i see that. and they're out of faith what i mean and the end came as. this. as many. live with. aids. but there are more than a waffle really list some equity you have in monte. can feel a normally sat in on a been a pleasant chat it. could if it had to be done is to snack and that is what i mean having happened to maggie. and i'm only after land monitoring israeli mossad their man. and his in the air now i'm there melissa she. can if you are now and international headed into fatherhood was so mark. going to be 2000 and according to h

high commissioner for refugees and she's in cox's bazaar and joins us now via skype adam thank you for joining us here on al-jazeera obviously very worrying news that 2 people have tested positive and the question is how many does that translate to when it comes to contagion how many tests have actually been done and do you see there is any clear idea of how widespread coronavirus could be in the refugee camp . thank you yes and it is a it's a very worrying development and today's the 1st positive case within the refugee camps so far just 180. and most of the refugee population but in the cost desired district as the numbers continue to increase leave 134 cases and causes district today and in bangladesh more generally that the number is not surpassed 70000 so the numbers continue to increase that there is a shortage of testing however it is increasing testing only began in concert with the beginning of april so we can't continue to increase the testing and what's particularly important for us at the moment is to establish adequate response capacity and we've been putting preparatory m

. >> the owner of the bazaar now faces nine counts of price gouging, we reached out for comment and have yet to hear back. >>> i'm and markovic and we just got some new video in of a 91-year-old coronavirus patient being rescued by a hydraulic platform. this is in spain and this man could not use the elevator, he lives in the top floor so this was the only way to bring him down to get him the medical help he needs. firefighters used their engines the chemical extended alarm and he did make it to the hospital safely. also in spain people are finally hitting the beach after 55 days of confinement. check it out. people are now able to swim and surf and kayak, the beach is now open for sporting activities but people are not allowed to rest on the beach or swim for leisure. there are no lifeguards on duty and police are hanging around to enforce the rules there. spain just extended its emergency order until may 24. >>> a record wrap, up next the hours long performance to raise coronavirus relief, that's after the break on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and it is 5:39 am on this fr

2200000 people to safety the country is on its highest level of alert 1200000 range refugees and coaxes bazaar have also been off to stay inside until the cycling passes when a presidential election is underway in burundi despite the risk of coronavirus voters are choosing elitist to succeed pancras he's a he's stepping down after 15 years and power international observers were told they must quarantine for 14 days and that effectively bought them from watching while the city's new prime minister has been sworn in make it seem majority takes over the day off to his predecessor thomas to bonn a resigned the 8 year old clung to power for months as he denied involvement in the murder of his 1st wife his latest wife has already been charged with that killing 3 years ago. taiwan's newly inaugurated president says she wants dialogue with china but rejects reunification after being sworn in for his 2nd and final term signing when said relations have reached a historic turning point with both having a duty to prevent antagonism and find ways to co-exist china's government says it's taking action to st

we are living in the end times, i don't know, bazaar times, it is insane.reg: i don't know if you have enough flags in your background so we will have to move on. greg: i don't think he loves this country enough. michael, i love the fact that you're beginning to look like michael douglas and what was the movie. michael: falling down. greg: yes, the pandemic. i have a theory that you started cutting your hair and you kept making mistakes so you had to get lower and lower. >> that's kind of what happened. i buy clippers and i'm like i'm going for it. but now i'm in dallas and i'm doing shows and i found a barbershop. this is only done by a professional. people pay money for the. greg: why do you think of the cuomo governors enter brothers is a comedy routine. michael: they are hilarious, i don't mind the comic at all, i enjoyed the giants. i wish they would've done green screen work, i cannot get over the shot of anderson cooper. when did he turn into harry potter. he's gonna go up to trump and who cares if trump is taking hydro coxey corcoran, it's been on t