the border police are saying the syste m the border police are saying the system is completely unenforceablef exemptions. i mean, all kinds of people are exempt, apparently, from having to self—isolate. the daily mail has a list of them from gas stations to electricians, quite understanding —— why they would be exempt. i actually think it would be a disaster of this plan is not enforced, because it just means of our borders are secure, and if we get on top of the virus as we seem secure, and if we get on top of the vii’us as we seem to secure, and if we get on top of the virus as we seem to be doing across the country, you know, it could come in again from outside, and we could see a second spike, which would be very bad news. i mean for everybody. for the economy as well as course. they are saying that they can't divorce it —— enforce it, how are they going to make sure the tens of thousands of people in this country stand in place for two weeks, but other countries managed it at the beginning of the pandemic, didn't they? aren't there lessons to be learned from their here? think that's rig

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 what is sure to be a surgeon cross border journeys. manford very heads a conservative party bloc in the european parliament we asked him whether all e.u. nations were jointly coordinating the plan to reopen borders. well i see currently a common is a development towards a common understanding about what to do now so we see european wide in the last 2 weeks opening up our domestic rules and to a more liberal approach and now we have clear signals today of for example from the german government from the also from 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 borders so everything is interlinked and that's why let's try to com

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 that is in line with the cautious exit strategy set out by angle americal on wednesday the chancellor was facing questions in the bundestag the unknown is that melts if not accepted all 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 what is sure to be a surgeon cross border journeys. our political correspondent kate brady joins me fo

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 what is sure to be a surgeon cross border journeys. now for a brief look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. chile's government has ordered a total lockdown of the capital santiago office by in corona virus cases infections jumped by 60 percent in 24 hours the vast majority of cases in chile in santiago. in turkey children aged 14 and that are being allowed to leave their homes for a few hours today for the 1st time in more than a month the country's elderly population is still subject to curfews. us president donald trump's former campaign chairman paul metaphors has been released from federal prison into home confinement over coronavirus consonants when a ford was deemed a high risk due to age and preexisting medical conditions he is serving a 7 year sentence after being convicted as part of the probe into russian interference in the 26th presidential election. facebook has agreed to pay out over $50000000.00 u.s. dollars to content moderate hi

here at the german austrian border only some cars are being pulled over to be inspected by the border police you still need a valid reason to enter the country that hasn't changed what has changed is the definition of what a valid reason is up to now it was mainly people commuting for work for example or say german citizens returning home now it's been expanded to also include for example people wanted to cross the border to visit their loved ones and family members on the other side and for some that makes all the difference. let's have a look at the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic spain's government says it will seek a fresh extension of its state of emergency that will last about a month until the transition out of the lock down is completed bridge research as a launching a trial to say whether dogs can use their noses to detect covert 9 tain in humans before they show symptoms russian health authorities say they've registered an additional 9200 corona virus infections in the past 24 hours and the german bundesliga has resumed play today after a 2 month suspension because

here at the german austrian border only some cars are being pulled over to be inspected by the border police who still need a valid reason to enter the country that hasn't changed what has changed is the definition of what a valid reason is up to now it was mainly people commuting for work for example or say german citizens returning home now it's been expanded to also include for example people wanting to cross the border to visit their loved ones and family members on the other side and for some that makes all the difference. well to india now where the corona virus cases have surpassed that of china. a number of india's confirmed coronavirus cases as i just mentioned has surpassed china's climbing to nearly 86000 infections and so far the death rate in india appears better compared to china indian health officials say that could be because most people infected were either asymptomatic or have mild symptoms the country's swift and vast shutdown is also credited with preventing a worse outbreak the government is set to decide on whether to extend india's nearly 7 week lock down. take a quic

here at the german austrian border only some cars are being pulled over to be inspected by the border police you still need a valid reason to enter the country that hasn't changed what has changed is the definition of what a valid reason is up to now it was mainly people commuting for work for example or say german citizens returning home now it's been expanded to also include for example people wanting to cross the border to visit their loved ones and family members on the other side and for some that makes all the difference. italy's government has announced that tourists will again be able to visit from june 3rd a 14 day mandatory quarantine period will also be scrapped it's a big step for a country recovering not only from one of the world's worst coronavirus outbreaks but also the huge economic cost of lockdown. famous for once having too many visitors the coronavirus has lived in venice deserted many here who rely on tourism eager for people to return but it's a balancing act between preventing a 2nd wave of coronavirus while reopening the city. i hope the authorities will manage the c

now the daily mail has front—page story saying, well, the border police can't enforce it, the policeork. anyway, their loads of exemptions and all kinds of people can come and who don't have to be quarantined like, i don't have to be quarantined like, i don't know, but gas bidders and electricians are the groups that they name. but really you know, we need this. most of the countries, many other countries handle the virus and handle this pandemic much more successfully than we have, put this kind of system in place really early on. they closed their borders, they quarantine people who are flying in, and as a result, they managed to control the spread of the virus were much more than we have donein virus were much more than we have done in britain. so the idea that even before we try and do this, it's not going to work is pretty hopeless i think. just before he let you look at the times front—page photo of the solid, sunny spring of recommended has been the bright spot of the past two and half months of lockdown, hasn't it? it seems a bit of a mixed idea, doesn't it? the sun on the fr

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 what is sure to be a surgeon cross border journeys. our political correspondent kate brady joins me for more on this kid germany and other e.u. countries see this as a lifeline to the tourism industry but the coronavirus will still be around this summer so what are the troubled look like. it certainly will be and the extent to which travel is even allowed will certainly depend on the situations that not only germany but also neighboring member states find themselves in in the coming weeks especially as we head towards our summer months and in the school holidays but of course travel will look very different there's so much should it go ahead we can expect for example to see masks being made obligatory all wearing of must be made compulsory on by planes and in an airport and it's also likely that the number of guests that her tells and the tourist attractions as well will be limited to a much smaller number than usual to ensure that social distancing measures can still be a

the german government how it plans to reopen its frontiers the border with belgium and the netherlands was never closed from today police will not patrol the luxemburg border either to the north denmark has said it is willing in principle to allow the traffic to flow but needs more time to work out the details germany's borders with france austria and switzerland have been seeing a loosening of restrictions that means that here at the austrian german border anyone with family or property on the other side may now cross over and if there's no major new spread of the virus the checks will be completely lifted in mid june the borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but rather by the governments in warsaw and prague berlin is hoping to persuade them to open their front tiers that the uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans these things that i think i'll just work on this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense because. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot spots are crowded but now germans at least h

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 bal

border. the police are perfectly used to policing in an appropriate way along the border. i think although we have to wait and see, i would think in the detail of the positions between scotland and the rest of the uk as of tonight, the differences will be minor. obviously, we will see how things develop but all of us have to be guided by the evidence and we have to look at the implications of that as we go. as i have said before, the government nor the police have any plans to change the police have any plans to change the current situation around policing of the border or any other parts of the country. the sun? thank you, can you share your evidence with the public about the transmission rate, given this is shaping policy? can you be clear about how this r numbers calculate it? doctor smith suggested deaths are a factor but what is there in the community and care homes and hospitals? if it is far higher in ca re hospitals? if it is far higher in care homes and hospitals, how can you assure the public we are not being kept indoors due to an inappropriate broadbrush policy

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 what is sure to be a surgeon cross border journeys. and political correspondent kate brady joins us now for more kate the e.u. wants to transition from lock downs for summer tourist season as we've heard it seems like a lot to ask. it certainly is and it's going to be a huge logistical operation that's going to require a lot of cooperation at the european level so we're going to see lots of cooperation between those different e.u. member states and we could see measures being rolled out across the board or at least agreed on as well when it comes to how and to what extent people travel in the coming weeks and months to take killing as we head towards the summer months and so we can expect for example to see perhaps max masks being made obligatory both on planes and at airports and it's likely to that the number of guests for tells and tours attractions will be limited as well to ensure that social distancing is still a did too and that people have been able to to keep that

public health england and the borders police could be carrying out 100 spot checks a day for people coming saying if you are coming back into the country, you have to self—isolate for 14 days, you have to give an address, the police will be doing 100 spot checks a day and if you don't adhere to the criteria, you could be hit with a £1000 fine. i think it is sensible. i think the government will review this every three weeks. we have a new reality now and people have to accept these measures. to some extent, some would argue it could have happened earlier. a lot of people have argued that. you say it seems eminently sensible but quite a few senior tories don't think it is. iain duncan smith is suggesting if you've got a good testing regime in place, why have the quarantine, you can do that, especially you can get the results back in 20 minutes? the issueis results back in 20 minutes? the issue is that some of these viruses remain dormant for up to 14 days, maybe some of these tests may not pick it up. we don't know these tests are vaults proof so it is better to air on the side of caution,

and so garia everyone is in the same situation because the borders are closed french police have arrested a rwandan businessman who's accused of funding the 1994 genocide for lissie encoder who is rwanda's most wanted man has been on the run for 25 years during the genocide 8 100000 people were killed and up to a 1000000 were displaced. at least 23 migrant workers have been killed in northern india when their truck collided with another vehicle it is the latest incident involving laborers as they try to return home during the coronavirus lockdown in the past week more than 30 people have died. members of hong kong's protest movement have gathered shopping malls across the city dressed to blend into the crowds they sing and shout slogans and then they disperse the movement's leaders are calling for an independent inquiry into police actions during protests last year. 10 people have been killed during raids in northern rio de janeiro brazilian officials say the police were looking for a gang leader who escaped prison in 2016 a shootout between officers and locals later took place i'll have

paddy fields just a few kilometers away by crossing camp they can reach the venezuelan border while evading police. from. the. benefit of. the. regulars you know but you know they're over to keep going it would enable me going to become a cult carlos and his cousin are meeting the venezuelan accomplices who will be arriving with containers filled with fuel. going damage if. you haven't done a 5th in the. but . you know. also soft to film from a distance he's worried he hasn't told the other traffickers that we are with him but. he also just found out that there are soldiers patrolling the area. using gestures he explains that the police could shoot at us. once we arrive at the meeting point call us worries that it was a mistake to bring us very loud but i think i think. i might want to then i'm going to you know rather have an. accident but how about that what has been the are down . i mean hide in the bushes but we don't have to wait long 20 minutes later a few silhouettes appear at the edge of the cliff. first 5 then 10 then 20 then 30 all these men i'm nervous and exhausted they've taken huge r

plus a new lease arrives at the border to collect the mood of contraband fuel waiting for him unfortunately police everywhere he takes a science route this route is much safer it's his the traffic is have to place than lookouts. as i don't have when i'm on a no no i get at least one thing at the end was what i. do. ok and the hospitals all over again above and below that level if you. want to see all of that you know. just. for the need to define this as a long problem with something awful and they are then i move a lot of you know there's a little plug for the dental the idea. by doing this hosain always risks a 7 year prison sentence and the complication of his vehicle what almost $5600.00. but i can proceed i'm going to put c.n.n. on today or is it the end of the day to buy at mco some program or a blanket that i got a note from him because one of the lookouts is missing from his post carefully moving forward plus a new we spots another he warns them the police are patrolling the area and then. you tell me where i live. i get it back and. jose luis turns back he's not willing to take the risk.

infrastructure the new us embassy and then you drive down 1st thing you get is a police station a border police that kind of clarifies from this point on we need to be in control and then you drive through a neighborhood but because there's a settlement here the settlement behind us then you see this good infrastructure there's lights there's sidewalks and then the entrance of the settlement comes and just after it ends there's no sidewalk here in a palestinian neighborhood and you just really see the difference and the fact that nobody cares about the infrastructure from that point on because really it's about . infrastructure for jewish population. that's the israeli plan to have as many people here it's possible to be able to keep the jewish majority and if you want to see a jerusalem that is i don't know worth living in for everyone in it then it has to be one that is free of those concepts of racism that's free of zionism. i grew up in a kind of classic zionist left household so growing up knowing were against the occupation but having no idea what the occupation is. for me one of those li

university say venezuela's lack of capacity to deal with covert 19 could cause more problems at its borders and police in the us city of minneapolis have used tear gas to disperse protesters calling for justice over the killing of an unarmed black man while in police custody. there are calls for the offices to face criminal charges. those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next here it's inside story to stay with this. 2 major powers one disputed himalayan border india and china blaming each other for confrontations over the past month but why is this happening now and could the tension trigger a military conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm bernard smith trouble is brewing up the roof of the world india and china both claim territory along the himalayas the world's tallest mountain range the border dispute goes back decades and tension is on the rise again the indian military says in the 1st week of may indian and chinese soldiers scuffled and threw stones at each other in the pongo and so like a nakoula areas chinese state media say indian troops trespassed on chine

is a dead deal in my opinion well and that you're mistaken because we built the entire afghan border police it was 15000 people we did all the recruiting the training the vetting and we actually had mentors that went in the field with them in the success rate of these units when our guys were allowed to go with them effectively as training wheels there their success rate went very very high and it worked ok so you know i guess i'm the only guy that can say i've had 56 of my own aircraft in country doing that kind of work for the u.s. military ok how does an award winning guardian journalist. from iraq you've covered conflicts in iraq afghanistan yemen and beyond gate how do the iraqi people remember blackwater and erik prince in your view i mean it's amazing to kind of sit here and listen to eric and speak of a block or so in the services they did in iraq because the word blackwater is synonymous with the worst of the american occupation of iraq that is not a single iraqi that i know i mean i'm one of those barbarians that was liberated by a country but there is not a single day who would y

university say venezuela's lack of capacity to deal with covert 19 could cause more problems at its borders and police in the u.s. city of minneapolis have used tear gas to disperse protesters calling for justice over the killing of an unarmed black man while in police custody. there are calls for the offices to face criminal charges. those are the headlines on al-jazeera coming up next inside story to stay with this. 2 major powers that warmly disputed himalayan pulled up india and china blame each other for confrontations over the past month but why is this happening now and could the tension trigger a military conflict this is inside story. hello welcome to the program i'm bernard smith trouble is brewing up the roof of the world india and china both claim territory along the him a liar.

the suspect and the girlfriend then drove her car to the new jersey pennsylvania border where police say the woman escaped. peter manfredonia's family issued a statement saying they love him and they want him to surrender. the families tha family believee would give it peacefully in the connecticut state police offered this plea. >> we know this is not who you are. peter, i want you to know that we are continuing our investigation. the one thing we are missing right now is you. we want you to be able t to to tell your story. we are here to listen to you. >> is a senior at the university of connecticut where he stays engineering. an attorney for the family says the 23-year-old has struggled with mental health issues but the violence came out of nowhe nowhere. he grew up in that tone of the sandy hook elementary school and 2012 mass shooting. he is reportedly associated with two charities involving sandy hook putting one that strives to end violence. martha? >> martha: trace, thank you. here are now exclusively tonight, michael dolan, the attorney for the family. thank you for being he

it was discovered in new jersey at the pennsylvania border. policeay manfredonia attacked two men with an edged weapon, killing 62-year-old ted demers before fleeing on his motorcycle. >> nothing like this has ever happened. you can't ask for a better family. >> reporter: sunday morning another man reported being held against his will by manfredonia who police say stole the man's truck, food and firearms. that truck was found abandoned in derby near the home where investigate frs say he killed a childhood friend before fleeing the state in another stolen car. >> we are investigating all the possible leads that we have. >> reporter: manfredonia was studying business and engineering at the university of connecticut. the school says it is working with authorities in this investigation. police say if you see manfredonia, do not approach him, and call 911 immediately. eva. >> erielle reshef for us, thank you. we of course will continue to follow the latest on the hunt for that suspect. michael? >>> we're going to turn to something on the happier side. the

countries are also border restrictions. independent police complaints council in hong kong says the force generally acted within guidelines during last year's process though it said there was room for improvement store watchdog has been looking into allegations of misconduct and brutality. china has gone for months without announcing any new deaths from the coronavirus and it reported just 4 new cases as of friday was also significant to boost in production as the economy shows signs of picking up katrina you has more from beijing. so the chinese government here is at pains to emphasize that the momentum is looking good that there is a steady recovery and that these figures are better than expected but of course the devil is in the detail and what we are seeing we look deeper into these figures that is that the chinese economy is still struggling to recover from the core of a 19 standstill so industrial production has rebounded that is up 3.9 percent year on year and up from a 1 point one percent for in march so those numbers a looking good r

border. precisely. a police social media is talking about how they find it frustrating with the mixed m essa 9 es frustrating with the mixed messages from the government and getting a message in england that you can drive as far as you like and exercise disunity across the border into wales wales or scotland you are breaking the law. i could drive from london to brighton and enjoy a day on the beach but i could not drive to edinburgh or cardiff. let‘s talk about the r rate which we are learning about, the rate of transmission. the government wa nts transmission. the government wants that to remain below one. every move the government makes is now dependent on that move —— number. is now dependent on that move -- number. and as soon as that sta rts -- number. and as soon as that starts heading above one boris johnson said they will put the bra kes johnson said they will put the brakes on again and bring people back indoors. and outline for us, schools may start to return in two stages. june and july. firstly rece

the german government how it plans to reopen its front is the border with belgium and the netherlands was never closed and from saturday police will not patrol the luxemburg border either to the north denmark has said it is willing in principle to allow the traffic to flow but needs more time to work out the details germany's borders with france austria and switzerland will 1st see looser controls than at present if there's no new major spread of the virus the checks will be completely lifted in me june. the borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them beyond certainty has made some germans rethink their plans. based thinking that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the arctic and i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense my friends and. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot spots of crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy

peter, was last seen in pennsylvania after ditching his most recent stolen vehicle during the border. policenot approach, he has armed and dangerous. call 911 immediately. the investigation started on friday after a deadly assault in connecticut. please say that suspect stabbed a 62-year-old man. he's accused of holding a mad prisoner at home, stealing a truck and gone, then he was found later on a on allegedly killing a 23-year-old, somebody he knew, before taking off yet again. so far we know again that he's been accused of two killings. in the meantime police are saying that he used to post on social media about the innocent victims of gun violence and now he is accused of these two stabbings. >> thank you for that update. in a moment we will of the president arriving in baltimore. . [confetti cannon popping] energizer. backed by science. matched by no one. >> fox news alert. you can see the president of the united states about to come out. they are playing "hail to the chief." his second memorial day event. the areas with the first lady. ♪