goal is this our values remain the same and the 1st of those is the protection of life in of citizens health their non-negotiable values but we have to approach them differently in this face we are facing this risk and we have to accept it otherwise we'll have to wait until a vaccine is discovered and we can't afford to which it will travel is also now allowed across england but rules for the rest of the u.k. have not been eased in france and greece people can now go to the beach but there are rules on the number of people allowed and how close they can be sport is back in germany with the return of the bundesliga football league 6 games were played on saturday but fans were not allowed inside stadiums in italy the daily death toll has now fallen to its lowest in over 2 months but the tourism sector has taken a big hit this is usually peak season and as branka gupta explains hotel owners can't wait to get back to business. empty tables deserted holds rooms steeped in history left without visitors there's no one to the gilded walls of italy's finest luxury hotels instead a ghostly silence on

our values remind the sighing and the 1st of those is the protection of life and of citizens health their non-negotiable values but we have to approach them differently in this phase 2 we are facing this risk and we have to accept it otherwise we'll have to wait until a vaccine is discovered and we can't afford to. spain's prime minister pedro sanchez says he will try to extend the state of emergency for another month and give the government extra powers to lift the lockdown gradually a number of new cases and deaths have been falling spain reported 102 deaths on saturday is the lowest one day arise in march the u.s. president says he may restore some funding to the world health organization donald trump tweeted saying his administration is considering several proposals including sending about 10 percent of the previous contributions from suspended u.s. financial support to the doubling in april 2 companies based in the united arab emirates reportedly sent mercenaries to libya to support warlord anything on his campaign against the un recognized government the bloomberg news agency says a

prices that is hitting both european citizens health and the health of their economy. president so your in connection with a sense of idea thanks and you have convenient for coming monday a donor conference your hoping to collect seven point five billion euros to fund research and treatment why iss this conference indispensable today. yes last week we had a strong call for action by the w. h. o. and the french president emmanuel mccall and here's a response we know we can only defeat the virus with a vaccine and for that we need a globall coordinanation not only that research for the vaccine but alalso when we have it.t. the manufacturing so capacities have to be built up zillion does this will be needed a and e have to make sure that the vaccine is brought to every corner in the world to a fair and affordable price. and for that we need a global corporation and the pledging conference is on filling the funding gap the eight billion dollars which is seven point five billion euros other begin. and we have aligned all the stakes holder that are necessarily lie the w. h.

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our values remain the same and the 1st of those is the protection of life in of citizens health their non-negotiable values but we have to approach them differently in this phase 2 we are facing this risk and we have to accept it otherwise we'll have to wait until a vaccine is discovered and we can't afford to. restrictions are also easing in germany where the country's top football league resumed its matches on saturday the bundesliga held 6 games for the 1st time in over 2 months but fans were not allowed inside stadiums players are being regularly tested for cope with 19 is the 1st european football league to resume play since the lockdowns began. spain's prime minister better sanchez says he'll try to extend the state of emergency for another month it gives the government extra powers to lift the lockdown gradually spain reported $102.00 deaths on saturday the lowest one day rise since mid march. the us president says he may restore some funding to the world health organization donald trump tweeted saying his administration is considering several proposals including spending about

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we have economies under pressure right now amid this pandemic citizens' health at stake what do you think your part of the world will look like after this pandemic ends i think post coral virus the world will certainly be different from pre cove at 19 i think all economies have been severely hit by this. we are rolling out domestic economic stimulus packages for or for our strategic industries for our small and medium businesses for furloughed workers for for households but that can only go to a certain extent we are very dependent on. our trade our investment ties with overseas so we very much hope that that also recovers and we can't do that by ourselves so i hope you hope that our partners will also see the self interest in you know for you know. recovering the global value chains the trade and investment that business trips and might sink in with there is 2 trends i think yes there are tendencies of countries to become insular and and and shutting of the doors and parochial but i think there is also an understanding that and the virus has made this so clear that these challenges are c

rather has become its inescapable strand quarantines are now the order of the day while be careful citizens health has reminded equal politicians to carefully calibrated or even explain their policy is what the doctor ordered now and you unquestionable don't want to discuss that i'm now joined by 3 of the loci on of the editor in chief of russia in foreign affairs magazine well it's good to see you again thank you very much for taking time to talk to us how low. do you know the magazine is by the way russia in global affairs but that doesn't matter. my and my fault here you're wrong to recently including in doubt very magazine that the main lesson of this pandemic is the unsustainability of unification the attic collapse of these near liberal world view that there is only one right way of organizing or running a society and yet if we look at the way the country's responded to this pandemic regardless of their political or social organization it's pretty it's very uniform i mean they pretty much doing the same thing regardless so far you know difference and demographics difference in their healthca

or engines are now the order of the day while be careful citizens health has reminded equal politicians to carefully calibrated or even explain their policies is what the doctor ordered now and you unquestionable don't want to discuss that i'm now joined by 3 of the loci on of the editor in chief of russia in foreign affairs magazine well it's good to see you again thank you very much for taking time to talk to us a local. magazine by the way rushing global it doesn't matter it's. my fault here you were wrong to recently including in doubt very magazine that the main lesson of this pandemic is the unsustainability of unification the attic collapse of the near liberal world view that there is only one right way of organizing or running a society and yet if we.

on our principles remain the same they are all values 1st of all is the protection of life of citizens health their non-negotiable values but we have to approach them differently in this phase facing this risk and we have to accept it otherwise we'll have to wait until a vaccine is discovered we can't afford it. greece has reopened its beaches to the public just in time for an early summer heat wave people lined up early in the morning to secure their spots on the sand but all had to respect new social distancing rules there are limits on how many people can be in one area and umbrella poles must be kept at least 4 meters apart so a major test for greece which is trying to revive its lucrative tourism sector or protecting people from current covert 19. in the u.k. the number of deaths has jumped again by 468 to a total of all the city 4000 people are now being urged to think twice before travelling despite down restrictions being loosened earlier this week in england or a chance reports in the coastal city of brighton. on any normal sunny may weekend brighton would be welcoming visitors with

at itsakes it responsibility to ensure not just life and health of its own citizens, but also global public health. boostingake of international cooperation against covid-19, i would like to announce the following. $2 billionprovide u.s. over two years to help with covid-19 response. and with economic and social development in affected countries, especially developing countries. china will work with the u.s. -- with u.n. to set up a global humanitarian response depot and hub in china. ofensure the operation supply chains, to fast-track transportation and customs clearance. will establish a cooperation mechanism for its hospitals to pair up with 30 african hospitals and accelerate the building of the africa cdc headquarters to help the continent ramp up its disease preparedness and control capacity. covid-19 vaccine deployment in bena, when available, will for the global public good. this will be china's contribution to ensuring vaccine capability and affordability in developing countries. china will work with other members to implement debt service suspension initiative for poor risk

. >> translator: the protection of our citizens' lives, our citizens' health, these are nonnkt negotiableinciples and values but we must face them differently. we're confronting easing restrictions and we need to accept it, otherwise we would never be able to relaunch and we can't afford to wait to discover and distribute a vaccine we'd find our social and economic fabric heavily damaged. >> let's get out to claudia, who joins us now from milan italy has been one of the harshest in terms of lockdown measures but now looking at a robust easing looking at reopening borders with notice restrictions from june 3rd tell us what the calculated risk looks like in italy at this point. >> this calculated risk boils down to maybe those two extra weeks waiting to allow certain activities to reopen may be just didn't make sense at the end it was probably the calculation was that it was easier to just start opening everything open from today, but leaving some autonomy to the different regions because the big issue is the regions in italy have been affected in a much different fashion. in this area we h

are faring as they try to find a balance between reopening their local economies and protecting citizen health it's been a weeksince pennsylvania, north carolina and california reopened. pennsylvania has seen a 13% increase in cases and an 18% increase in testing since reopening with 20% of tests coming back positive but now when we compare the seven-day averages of cases week over week, it's seen a 10% decline in cases which is a good thing. retailers there are allowed to open their doors but large gatherings of 25 people or more are prohibited north carolina has seen a 25% increase in cases while testing has increased 28%. 8% of tests there are returning positive and when looking at cases week over week, north carolina has seen a 23% increase in cases retailers in that state are allowed to open at 50% capacity and restaurants must continue takeout and delivery service only finally california has seen a 20% increase in cases with week over week increases of 6%. testing has increased 31%. 7% of tests in california returning positive manufacturers and retailers who offer curbside pick-up there

first of all, the protection of life and the citizens health. these are nonnegotiable principles, but we have to face them in a different way in the second phase. we are facing the risk and we have to accept it because of that -- because otherwise we will never get started again. amy: italy announced just over 150 coronavirus deaths saturday, the lowest number of daily fafatalities in erer two monont. meanwhile, arrests were made at anti-lockdown protests in germany, britain, and poland over the weekend, as demonstrations against government restrictions mount. spain and israel also saw anti-lockdown protests over the weekend. in i india, the nationonwide coronavirus lockdown has been extended for another two weeks. mumbai is feeling the most devastating impacts of the pandemic as the city y of 20 millllion accountsts for 20% off inina's cocovid-19 cases and nearly one quarter of the deaths. hospitals are overflowing with patients, and social distancing is practically impossible in the city's vast slum districts. india now has over 9 96,000 confi

supplies and resources and ppe necessary to be able to accomplish that in a way that puts the health of their citizens, even right alongside the health of a growing economy. ainsley: uh-huh, mr. vice president we heard the airplane flying that reminds me of the air force and all of the branches that i know your son is serving, pete you served, my dad served, my grandfathers, steve many in your family served what the is your message on this memorial day, by the way i read your op-ed called this memorial day our freedoms are cherished even more and here is why. it was beautifully written but what's your message for our great country? >> thank you. well, this message on this memorial day even in the midst of these challenging times, is that this freedom-lov ing nation knows that freedom isn't free, and we are grateful every day for all of the men and women who serve in the army, navy, air force, marines and coast guard but today's the day that we remember those who served and fell in battle, and when the president and i and the first lady and karen gather in just a few moments at arlington will lay a wre

they say the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health ofs. >> the u.k. government says thousands of retail shops and outdoor markets can reopen next month as more lockdown restrictions are eased. much of europe has lifted her in a virus measures in the hopes of salvaging the summer tourist season. for the first time in restaurantsmadrid and copy shops are in business. for now, this is the new normal -- coffee shops are in business. for now, this is the new normal. chairs cleaned after every customer. they roam the square disinfecting the area. some customers say they are willing to adapt. >> i spends the entire lockdown spent thehis -- i entire lockdown alone so this is nice. it's tough with social distancing, but i missed it. reporter: in the canary islands, locals are out enjoying the weather. tourists are missing. tourism accounts for 12% of the economy. businesses are waiting for july when the country is scheduled to reopen borders to international visitors. >> it is essential to have tourists. during the lockdown, we had local clients

amamy: president trurump was speaking d during anan event protecting s senior citizens health. meanwhilile, joe b biden calalld trump a "absolute fool" and said he his refusal to wear face masks is "stoking deaths." president is threatening to shut down social media platforms labeled two of h his tweets as potentially misleading. on tuesday, , trump sent out two tweets attacking maiail-in-votig claiming it would lead to a rigged election. twitter responded by adding fact-check labels to the tweets with information about how there is no established link between voting by mail and voter fraud. trump responded by accusing the company of interfering in the 2020 election and of stifling his free speech. earlier this morning, trump wrote on twitter, "republicans feel that social media platforms totally silence conservative voices. we will strongly regulate or close them down before we can ," thellow this to happen president said.. amazon is s holding its first virtual shareholder meeting today, with some shareholders calling onhe retail giant to address worker safety issues. at least

state leaders are facing the choice of when and how to reopen their economies while balancing citizen healthe are tracking how states are faring since reopening on april 20th, south carolina has seen an 83% increase of cases and 72% increase in hospitalizations however, testing is up 130%, with 9% coming back positive since april 27th, minnesota has seen a 259% increase in new cases and 123% increase in hospitalizations an average of 60 hospitalizations per day testing is up 107%, though, and 11% of tests are coming back positive minnesota plans to reopen retailers at 50% capacity on monday and bars and restaurants on june 1st. south dakota, since moving forward with its back to normal plan april 28th, the state has seen a 66% increase in cases and 87% increase in hospitalizations, an average of 8 per day. testing up 58% and 14% of those tes tests are coming back positive south dakota never issued a stay-at-home order and casinos did reopen last weekend. >> the increase in hospitalizations across the board concerning, that shouldn't be increasing with testing staying with casinos and the vir

are at vineyards in rural country that we can absolutely safely open, and that's what the citizens want. >> healthrders do not allow for wineries to open yet. despite that, people showed up to the winery today. >>> well, it is our new normal. the latest adjustment, at mccarran international airport in las vegas, take a look at this. ppe vending machines. yeah, the machines allow you to buy items like gloves and hand sanitizer. >>> a less invasive covid-19 test to help test frontline workers more frequently. santa clara county health leaders revealed the new test yesterday. it's a nasal swab that you can gently use yourself. the new test is rapid. it doesn't hurt. you can perform it yourself. it doesn't go all the way to the back of your nose. it's right there in the front. you did just kind of test it yourself. it will come in addition to traditional testing. one idea among others is to make sure that most at risk of contracting the virus in their daily lives get this testing. we talked with the head of santa clara county's testing task force tonight. >> we really want to test people who are at co

principles remain the same they are all values that for the 1st of all is the protection of life of citizens health their non-negotiable found here but we have to approach them differently in this phase we're facing this risk and we have to accept it otherwise we'll have to wait until a vaccine is discovered we can't afford it. greece has reopened its beaches to the public just in time for an early summer heat wave people lined up early in the morning to secure their spots on the sand but all had to respect new social distancing rules there are limits on how many people can be in one area and umbrella poles must be kept at least 4 metres apart is a major test for greece which is trying to revive its new critism you could have tourism sector are protecting people from covert 19. in the u.k. the number of deaths has jumped again by 468 to a total of more than 34000 people are being urged to think twice before travelling despite lock down restrictions being loosened earlier this week in england where at chalons reports in the coastal city of brighton. on any normal sunday may weekend brighton would be

airlines to keep middle seats vacant and it said the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of and lines elizabeth pradhan al-jazeera you daddy. now polls have closed in syria where long serving president jesse protests is seeking another term despite being convicted of murder which has a cost as voters in the election for the national assembly in the capital parliamentary both members of the assembly will then vote on whether to reelect him but he'll need a $0.02 majority in november he was found guilty over the execution of political opponents in 1902 an appeal will be had next month. now the man hand-picked by burundi is a long time leader to replace him has been declared the winner of last week's presidential election the governing party candidate everest and me a one with nearly 30 percent of the vote but the opposition has called the result a fantasy shall about reports. that. after 15 years burundi is getting a new president but it doesn't mean change with 68.7 percent of the voters the ruling see indeedy f t d party won elections meaning long t

that is protecting life, protecting the health care citizens. as the governor said, sending in our teams where we have hotspots, and at the same time, trying to return to his sense of normalcy and revive this economy so you can go back to work, so our businesses can flourish, and so texas can once again lead this nation. will in the, we future, and we are going to do that because of 29 million texans. we are all going to work together as partners. texas as one strong state will lead the nation again out of this pandemic. thank you for everything you have done. thank you to the business community. thank you to our first responders and health care workers and grocery workers serving us and taking great risks. we thank you on behalf of all texans for being there for us. gov. abbott: thank you. speaker? >> thank you, governor. i want to thank the governor for his leadership, his team. all of us in state government have done a tremendous job. it has been mentioned today that we can open texas. the governor has given us a great map and has opened up m

airlines to keep middle seats vacant and it said the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of the airlines elizabeth pride of al-jazeera you daddy. israel's prime minister says his government will seize what he's described as an historic opportunity to annex more palestinian land in the occupied west bank and jordan betty it's been netanyahu made the comments to members of his right wing likud party and the israeli knesset is currently on trial for corruption charges are a force that has more from west to them on that now his comments. well it certainly means that the message from netanyahu remains very staunchly in that direction despite what's been happening since you negotiated the coalition deal with his former rival now benny gantz in which he assured that there would be no veto on that side of the government to netanyahu has plans to continue with the move towards an extension and from any time from july the 1st on woods have the ability to bring it to vote in the israeli parliament the knesset the complicated fact that him at least well there a

china will ensure adjusted life of not just its citizens but also global public health. for the sake of boosting international corporations against covid-19, i would like to announce the following. china will provide 2 billion u.s. dollars over two years to help with covid-19 response. with economic and social development in the affected countries, especially developing countries. china will work with the u.n. to set up a global humanitarian response in china. ofensure the operations anti-epidemic supply chains. fast-track transportation and custom clearance. china will establish a corporation mechanism fort hospitals to pair up with 30 african hospitals and accelerate the beauty of the cdc headquarters, to help the continent ramp up his disease preparedness and control capacity. covid-19 vaccine deployment in china when available will be global. this will be china's contribution to ensuring vaccine accessibility in developing countries. china will work with other the debto implement service suspension for the poorest of countries. with is also ready to work the national

airlines to keep middle seats vacant and it said the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of airlines elizabeth pradhan al jazeera you delhi etc african our burundi's governing party candidate has been declared the winner of last week's presidential election with nearly 70 percent of the vote every step and she will replace longtime president and couldn't caesar who's stepping down after 15 years in power the election was marred by allegations of fraud and harassment david after is a counterterrorism expert a global risk international explains why there's been widespread speculation over the credibility of the vote. there is no doubt that if you look at least 3 of rudy you know with protests and you know activity and assassinations you know of course going back to the policing there of the 1990 s. every tree that would use and it would cease. what what the fear east you know we should return to that period but there is likely going to be some you know scary she's you know coming in the next few days i think there's been huge allegations of you know r

to keep middle seats are vacant and it said the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of an lines elizabeth pradhan al-jazeera you daddy. in india soldiers have been deployed to help with relief efforts after a powerful storm hit last week cycle and destroyed homes destroyed homes uprooted trees and flooded hundreds of villages priyanka gupta reports. the last greenfield so why spend gold tone and a gentle wasteland 5 days off to stockholm on farm made landfall in the eastern state of india the scale of destruction it had left in its path it's now becoming more clear. this 2 more to community of char coming in the sun there goes my groove region was caught in the eye of the storm. 60 year olds on how old are most old his harvest. salty water from the the open gold seen here by has so much to do spotty and potato fields the soil is so contaminated that he says it will take years or more and some grain to wash away the sold. on to then starvation looms over his family are full yet come i can get i'm 60 years old what can i do now i have nothing lef

airlines to keep middle seats vacant and it said the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of and lines elizabeth pradhan al-jazeera you daddy. all the u.k. gov. thousands of retail shops and outdoor markets can reopen next month as more lock down restrictions are eased let's say europe has started to lift coronavirus measures in the hopes of salvaging the summer tourist season lopez heidi on has more. for the 1st time in 2 months madrid restaurants and coffee shops are back in business for now this is the new normal only outside seating is permitted chairs cleaned after every customer and city employees are on the square disinfecting the area during the time of this pandemic some customers say they are willing to adapt i must get mad about i spent the entire look down period i learned so you this finally off as a bit of social life it is a bit odd with the social distancing and everything but i've really missed it. and spain's canary islands locals are out enjoying the warm weather but notably missing are turks tourism accounts for more than 12 per c

airlines to keep middle seats vacant and it said the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of airlines elizabeth pride of al-jazeera you daily visits north africa more russian mercenaries have been pulling out of the battle for the libyan capital tripoli this coming from the un backed government russian fighters are supporting ward cleaver after who's been trying to capture the capital for more than a year well the mayor of bani walid confirm the russians have been flying out from the town with 7 military planes seen landing there al-jazeera is much more that the white head has been at the frontlines and brings us this update. then he would leave the city there was a city of god who met the maid of benny will lead told her that several flights have been landing in airport to carry the russian mercenaries there is no clear information on where they're leaving in libya or out of libya but what we know for certain is that some of the russian mostly is that left the front lies have been carried by land transportation from benny will lead also to a job for

airlines to keep middle seats vacant and it said the government should be more worried about the health of citizens rather than the health of the airlines elizabeth pradhan al jazeera you daddy japan's prime minister has lifted a state of emergency aimed at containing the outbreak shinzo are they says the spread of the virus is now under control measures had already been relaxed in most of the country and only tokyo and 4 other regions were still under restrictions japan managed to avoid a large scale epidemic reporting around 16000 confirmed cases and 840 deaths. more strictures being lifted in palestine after no new cases were recorded over the past day mosques and churches will reopen on tuesday and by thursday people will be able to go to shops and restaurants and workplaces in the public sector it will reopen the prime minister says or the reopening will abide by medical advice. from tuesday morning mosques and churches will be opened commercial stores industrial establishment restaurants and coffee shops will also be reopened and work at ministries and institutions will resume. for india's go

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