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the cells are on hygenic they receive too little detergent and 39 people have to share a single toilet on a connection that were not. turkish prisons have been overcrowded since the 2014 coup attempt a few weeks ago more than 90000 inmates including violent offenders were released amid fears of coronavirus but in an apparently political decision a diverse group of people detained on term. charges was not released lots of journalists. people who work for the media. also lawyers elected politicians. and many many dismissed civil servants who were also categorized as terrorism suspects their attorneys and loved ones are calling for the inmates to at least be allowed home detention due to the pandemic and now prison officials report of the 1st covert 1000. 1 another weekend of the snake action is among us and also there taking place of course inside and stadiums and they got off to an eerie start on friday as hatter took on a new and the berlin darby one this league is new boys when you own one the capital city bragging rights with a one they'll win back in november but this time around ha

the cells are on hygenic they receive too little detergent and 39 people have to share a single toilet. for much of the planet. turkish prisons have been overcrowded since the 2014 coup attempt a few weeks ago more than 90000 inmates including violent offenders were released amid fears of coronavirus but in an apparently political decision a diverse group of people detained on terrorism charges was not released lots of journalists. people who work for the media. also lawyer elected politicians. and many many dismissed civil servants who were also categorized as terrorism suspects their attorneys and loved ones are calling for the inmates to at least be allowed home detention due to the pandemic and now prison officials report of the 1st covert 1000 deaths. now here's a look at some other coronavirus developments more than 5000000 people have been infected globally and over 330000 have died from the disease that's according to johns hopkins university in the u.s. singapore has confirmed more than 600 new infections taking its telly to other 31000 it said most new cases involved migrant

the cells are on hygenic they receive too little detergent and 39 people have to share a single toilet and if you can imagine that the only. turkish prisons have been overcrowded since the 2014 coup attempt a few weeks ago more than 90000 inmates including violent offenders were released amid fears of coronavirus but in an apparently political decision and the 1st group of people detained on terrorism charges was not released lots of journalists. people who work for the media. also lawyers elected politicians. and many many dismissed civil servants who were also categorized as terrorism suspects their attorneys and loved ones are calling for the inmates to at least be allowed home detention due to the pandemic. to germany's bundesliga football now the 1st major sports league in the world to return to play after a force coronavirus break this is the 2nd week of matches played to virtually empty stadiums one constant in all of this byron units reign atop the league standings at home on saturday they were tested by frankfurt but emerged unscathed the alianza reno hosted its 1st ever bundl

times as many phases but the question is is that really necessary the food industry is extremely hygenic and clean the risk of listeria contamination is minimal if you destroyed 90 percent of the bacteria that risk is even smaller and the food safer. phages could soon be used in germany too in sausage factories the casings made from animal got could be impregnated with the bacteria killing biases the faces would remain on the surface of the food and act as a line of defense to keep out bacteria that would also be useful in the production of smoked fish. microbiologist by. is a researcher at the university of poland got we asked him whether phages could also pose a danger. one type of phage called temperature does not immediately force its bacterial host to produce a new phase generation instead it integrates its genome into the out of the bacterium. when the bacterium reproduces it also replicates the virus genome at the same time it's a very elegant method of genetic reproduction but it also makes this sort of phage potentially dangerous because when the viruses are finally released the

sector of the industry is a safe one of them it plans have been drawn up and everywhere they are car hygenic concept still this is a very easy to go let's talk a little bit more about those people returning to work and particular about state support for their jobs because we know that some 330-0000 excuse me workers in the engineering sector could find themselves on government sponsored short time work schemes you have actually spoken out against plans to extend that program why. now that's not greeley the whole story we were very much in favor of short time work and we think it's an important instrument in times of crisis like this. and we were very much in favor of adopting this fast and to the extent to we've seen in the beginning and also we lobbied an extension of the generation office soul what we were against on that side think your point is the question of whether we increase these so short time work compensation. we believe that the crisis can be a long term lasting one we don't know how long it will last who is wiser to be very very economic on the research of this federal employme

you know will sort of push into the background and it'll be something where you know you have to be hygenic but i don't think it'll be anywhere near the things that we're seeing now i really don't i think it will get back to something a year from now i think will be on set and not notice the difference and people sit close together in movie theaters i believe all of that will happen because as human beings it's kind of what we do we've been through worse pandemics hopefully we will be through words again will you look at a pandemic 1950000000 we were young we were in here yes sure we're yes. you got a book last but yes or no we were here but i mean the world has been so we lost 50000000 people that's terrible it's terrible to lose you know this is part of what happens 'd in the world we're connected world but i think i think you know we've been through worse i really do know that as a as a species and the being the be more but i don't think things will fundamentally change i'm an optimist. you think glows unclog could have a reunion. i would love to see lois and clark air or union because w

all this up with our hands and knees and fictions there's no sugarcoating this is one of the least hygenic and well smelly jobs that one can have and it's now become one of the most dangerous because these men have no idea if the rubbish that they're handling over and over again belongs to the people who are going ok the call with 900. fransisco this is now afraid to go home for the work or. because of the family they say this far is get stuck to the bags and to the handles on the truck. chili's more than 16000 sanitation employees work with gloves that easily ripped to shreds the few disposable face masks the company gave these workers ran out long ago so they wear whatever they find you think that you are meant to look at the most of what you are the security measures in this country are appalling for the sector is especially under these new conditions. but while the private companies aren't paying these men any extra ordinary people are showing their appreciation. now. rubbish collectors have always been stigmatized and seen as the lowest on the totem pole but now with this people givin

employ both to affect post production techniques and shooting techniques that elevate the standards of hygenic practices on set so will be the test case if you will for those types of movies but we do have practices in place now that encourage social distancing among crew persons among the actors and we're hoping that there will be you know a variety of digital solutions that we can employ to help finish films the. entire economic. impact won't be known for at least another year but yes across the world we've had a number of productions that have shut down and we have been fortunate that we've been able to finish a few movies while the coronavirus shut. production down but what we're hoping is with the resumption of filmmaking that we will be able to start making movies again the true impact will not be known for at least another year. and let's take a look at some of the headlines here and al-jazeera now a passenger plane has crashed in a residential area nicaragua she was coming into land of the city's international airport for almost 100 people on board come on haida has the latest. 821 lin

employ both drawbacks post production techniques and shooting techniques that elevate the standards of hygenic practice is unset so will be the test case if you will for those types of movies but we do have practices in place now that encourage social distancing among crew persons among the actors and we're hoping that there will be a variety of digital solutions that we can employ to help finish films so no no kissing and hugging scenes fact is i mean more or right now that i don't know yet. what we can make monsters or the law be graphic with it on the lawn that i want and the real hog. what kind of impact has it had on the industry i mean read about obviously some productions being complete i was going to say frozen no pun intended and sold but yes also other aspects of the industry when it comes to digital consumption picking up. well that's exactly the. entire economic. impact won't be known for at least another year but yes across the world we've had a number of productions that have shut down and we have been fortunate that we've been able to finish a few movies while they coronavirus a

store hyatt says every hotel will have at least one person on the property that has been trained as a hygene manager. >> i love the optimism is there any indication anybody in the near future, the next few months is going to come back >> for the first part, yes in some cases, they are outsourcing the cleaning hilton is teaming up with the maker of lysol they are also teaming up with the mayor clinic for training. if you use china as a template, we are seeing occupancy increase around 20% for hotels. that could be what we see here no sense of whether that will take place here in the u.s that will be a big part of the earnings hotel earnings do kick off with hyatt after the bell >> waiting to hear what they have to say. everybody i know in new york city, their companies have said no more travel the rest of the year that is not what marriott and others want to hear. thank you. have a good one. >>> on deck, how the covid crisis is taking down shares of pintrest dow futures up 150 oil higher as well we are back with more after this >> announcer: today's big number, 20%. that's how much wti crude

youyour dishwasher looks cleans but when grease and limescale build up its not as hygenic as you thinkse finish dishwasher cleaner its dual action formula tackles grease and limescale finish clean dishwasher clean dishes ♪ ♪ >>> as ohio prepares to reopen businesses, the governor is admitting he went too far when he recently ordered everyone, including customers, to wear face masks when they are in public. >> it became clear to me that that was just a bridge too far. the people were not going to accept the government telling them what to do. so we put out, you know, dozens and dozens of orders. that was one that just went too far. at the same time we pulled it back. said, look, it's highly recommended. this is, for most people, unless you have a physical reason you can't wear the mask, and we understand that, but when you go into a retail store, that's the kind thing to do. >> for more on ohio's reopening plan, let's bring in cnn's jeff zeleny. so dewine was the first governor to close schools but now facing growing pressure to reopen businesses. what is ohio's plan? >> reporter: he wa

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employ both to affect post production techniques and shooting techniques that elevate the standards of hygenic practices on set so will be the test case if you will for those types of movies but we do have practices in place now that encourage social distancing among crew persons among the actors and we're hoping that there will be a a variety of digital solutions that we can employ to help finish films the. entire economic. impact won't be known for at least another year but yes across the world we've had a number of productions that have shut down and we have been fortunate that we've been able to finish a few movies while they coronavirus shut. the production down but we're hoping is with the resumption of filmmaking that we will be able to start making movies again the true impact will not be known for at least another year. the french resort of can should be rolling out the red carpet to celebrate some of the biggest names in film but with the annual festival perspire people to be making the most of a drive in cinema on the beach steven spielberg's classic was one of the main features wit

lockdown restrictions are eased, and people start going back to work, it's even more important to keep hygenict the university of southampton and the university of bristol, and a member of sage — the government scientific advisory group. she's been working on best practices to keep coronavirus at bay at home. thank you so much forjoining us here on bbc news. you do see whole families going down badly with coronavirus, don't you? so is it inevitable that this transmission is going to happen in the home if somebody gets it? well, it is certainly a high risk situation and people need to be very aware of that, but it's not absolutely inevitable and, in fact, we have been doing research since the last pandemic, we developed an interactive website to help people doa interactive website to help people do a whole lot of things that can help reduce transmission of infection in the home, and we trialled it in 20,000 people and we found the people that followed the website advice, they had fewer infections and got less ill when they were infected, so there is something people can do about it but a lot of

that was part of the protocol, was that a significant part of it, or was it their high gene, their hygene -- hygiene, their sheltering, etc. >> i don't recall the details of their particular technology, but i do not think it was anything out of the ordinary. it was based on using this pcr reaction to identify the presence of the viral rna genome, and certainly the tests we are doing, lots of those in this country as well. i think it was the speed at which they were able to set this up. to be able to test people quickly who had had any symptoms. and, their enforcement of such things as physical distancing, doing this in a country where people were also quite amenable to those recommendations. we be not quite as much in these american zones of not necessarily -- >> which tests and which company would be closest to what they used there that we have here? >> i think the kinds of ones you see now in companies like labcorp and qwest would be the sort of thing you have, where it is fairly high throughput if done in a central laboratory. frame, andthe time talking to a pharmaceutical company, one