really nothing much more to come out of the sky or monday the rain proper comes pretty through south australia then victoria melbourne gets it again your 14 degrees and rain seems likely up in the tropics there's nothing really going on as for new zealand well all current could well see that heavy rain last until monday then it tends to die out and on wednesday you're fine in the north we start to kick it will slowly wolf just a little bit japan still sitting largely pretty well these tokyo is for that cloud is clearly invaded for the sas there is rain for the necessity into sunday really disappear into the western pacific and then the tail end of it which is a source originally is redeveloping the orange suggests heavy rain in some parts of china not very far north hong kong's in the thundery weather for monday less so on tuesday or indeed on wednesday but it's humid. we want to care bring your people back to life i'm sorry what dates on the best of al-jazeera is documentaries live in total is the book of the books of no value like any other student when one continues with kosovo but you fear

the mid light to see into indonesia as a similar picture as we go on into thursday further south into australia we're now looking at said what remains of tropical cyclone manka pushing across the great australian bight so we've got the system to the south of australia well to the south australia still some life the winds sweeping across southern parts of the country further west things starting to quieten down we'll see lousy dry weather pushing back towards w.a. perth around 21 degrees celsius missing some of the temperatures for sydney still a chance of want to shout across eastern parts of new south wales sydney already on course to match last year's rainfall i think by the time we come to june we're going to have the same sort of amount of rainfall in sydney a wet start to the year there in the west the start of the year for around 19 years here showers continue down towards the southeast but tony somewhat dry and fine and sunny by thursday. challenging the brazilian dictatorship with a democratically run for a full team to the clearing fields changed the course of the nation. to the center

really nothing much more to come out of the sky or monday the rain proper comes briefly through south australia then victoria melbourne gets it again your 14 degrees and rain seems likely up in the tropics there's nothing really going on as for new zealand well all current could well see that heavy rain last until monday then it tends to die out and on wednesday you're fine in the north we start to kick a little slowly wolf just a little bit japan still sitting largely pretty well these tokyo is for that cloud is clearly invaded for the sat there is rain for the necessity into sunday really disappear into the western pacific and then the tail end of it which is the source originally is redeveloping the orange suggests heavy rain in some parts of china not very far north hong kong's in the thundery weather for monday less so on tuesday or indeed on wednesday but it's humid. water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because it's lawyer doesn't me

the southeast and cool the winds gusting in excess of 100 kilometers per hour for some across south australia through wednesday the wetter weather's making its way down across the southeast as into the to the northeast of new south wales not too far from byron bay 79 millimeters of rain in 24 hours fun and dry here as you go on through friday blustery showers continue to roll through the bites heading on to tasmania and victoria. but. as italy went into lockdown people in power are asked to filmmakers to document the effects on ordinary people from the immense suffering and loss the forgotten abandoned or exploited to sing a longs every day heroes and heartwarming acts of kindness the stories they capture reveal how the virus is forcing society to take a look in the mirror and exposing its inequalities coronavirus lockdown italy people in power on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the top stories right now miss weyland state television has broadcast video of the man it says is one of 2 u.s. mercenaries captured after an alleged plot against president nicolas maduro dro says the man

we will see a few showers rolling through south australia pushing towards victoria. ce of one or two onshore showers near new south wales towards byron bay. much of australia is looking fine. we still have some showers towards kimberly. later showers making their way into southern parts of wa four. that will make it way. not too bad by day. as we go into the we can come attempters overnight will be falling into single figures. not too bad in new zealand. showers moving away from the north island. it will brighten up nicely over the next couple of days. showers moving away from japan. brightening up nicely here as well. a few showers across northern parts of honshu. china.ar south of i will sink a little farther south. more in the way of sunshine coming through. one or two showers around the korean peninsula. dry in japan. ♪ ♪ >> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. a study is warning brazil's death toll is from the condo buyers could climb five ford by august. it comes as the world health organization says the pandemic is accelerating across latin america. many

good on the university of south australia.ut i want to know you got approval from the faa to fly over people? i mean, isn't there that 107.39 flights over waiver, did you have to get a waiver to be able do this and try it out? >> oh, yeah, for sure. everything that's done has to fit within all the appropriate regulations, and so any flights adhered to 107 and anything else that needs to be done by the appropriate pilots. liz: yeah. okay. now i want to ask you about the controversy. the police in westport were ready to put this out there, put it over the town and it was grounded before it even happened. we understand they are worried that suddenly you would be pinpointed because you have a fever, maybe it has nothing to do with the coronavirus. can you assure people in other cities that are actually interested in using your technology that it would be very private and that it's just i guess meta data? >> yeah, i think it is important to understand that the technology can't profile somebody. it can't identify somebody. what it d

a few showers just rolling across south australia pushing towards victoria towards poor ferry as we go on through why just a chance to want to show shall is just around that is decide in the south wales was sydney up towards byron bay much of australia's looking fine and dry notice we still got some lively showers up towards the pilbara up towards kimberley still got some showers just making their way into southern parts of the way for a time that'll make its way a little further races 20 celsius in perth not too bad by day but as we go into the weekend watch out the temperatures overnight will be falling into single figures say so chilly nice to watch out for not. a bit of cloud showers now moving away from the north and that will brighten up quite nicely over the next couple of days and we've got showers moving away from japan so again brightening up nicely here as well will be a few showers imply across northern parts of honshu up towards the car there was a go on through wednesday for the seasonal rains down into the fosse out of china a single little further south which as we go t

bite this is what remains of what was trouble side climb manga a few shots just rolling across south australia pushing towards victoria towards pool for areas we go on through why just i just wanted to on show shallots just found that he's deciding the south wales will set me up towards byron bay much of australia's looking fine and dry notice we still got some lively showers up towards the pilbara up towards kimberley still got some line to showers just making their way into southern parts of the way for a time that will make its way a little further races 20 celsius in perth not too bad by day but as we go into the weekend watch out the temperatures overnight will be folding it to single figures as she likes to watch out for not new zealand but a cloud showers now moving away from the north and that will brighten up quite nicely over the next couple of days i was moving away from japan so again brightening up nicely here as well be a few showers imply across northern parts of honshu up towards because i was a go on through what is day for the seasonal rains down to the fos out of china will

trials from the university south australia show how temperature and vital signs can be seen by a drone force in the us with a dragonfly drone. researchers say it could one day be able to distinguish between different diseases, for example if someone is suffering from coronavirus or ebola. so is this a sight we're going to have to get used to? drone delivery may be coming to our towns and cities sooner than we imagined. that wasjen. now, for anyone at home with kids, things have, of course, become a little more complicated of late, as we're always looking for ways to entertain them. so marc cieslak has been taking games to the next level. "why don't they go outside and kick a ball about?" that's the phrase often repeated by lots and lots of television preventers right after any item about video games has just run. well, in the current circumstances, where all real—world ball—kicking activities have been cancelled for the moment... 0h! so sad! ..a lifetime spent playing video games has better equipped millions of people for life in lockdown than all the doomsday prepping of toilet paper

trials from the university south australia show how temperature and vital signs can be seen by a dronelice force in the us with a dragonfly drone. researchers say it could one day be able to distinguish between different diseases, for example if someone is suffering from coronavirus or ebola. so is this a site we're going to have to get used to? drone delivery may be coming to our towns and cities sooner than we imagined. that wasjen. now, for anyone at home with kids, things have, of course, become a little more complicated of late, as we're always looking for ways to entertain them. so marc cieslak has been taking games to the next level. "why don't they go outside and kick a ball about?" that's the phrase often repeated by lots and lots of television presenters right after any item about video games has just run. goose honks well, in the current circumstances, where all real—world ball—kicking activities have been cancelled for the moment... 0h! so sad! ..a lifetime spent playing video games has better equipped millions of people for life in lockdown than all the doomsday prepping o

front sliding its way through the great bite this will bring rain showers into coastal areas of south australia. with a high of 20 and also that rain then working its way across into victoria windy conditions further to the south mostly clear across both ends of new zealand offending a little bit cooler and a cooler damper but dry and sunny with a high of 90. 3 wind returns i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry on the festers al-jazeera stuff the mantra in the little guy was the pope the no like and the other student the one continues with joseph's journey this. storm continues. from baghdad. to now. use distance we want on al-jazeera. you're. watching out to syria let's recap the top stories this hour health officials in china are dealing with new clusters of the krona virus in the northeastern province of chill and that's despite the best efforts to end the outbreak china's mass testing program and move on is underway local health authority says more than $113000.00 tests were carried out on friday. more restrictions have been eased in thailand and malls and shops are now allowed to

system heading in particularly strong in terms of waynes really affecting these coastal areas of south australia the cloud coming in the showers late in the day but also you notice this system here just sitting across the north island of new zealand that will continue to spread rain south was as we go through monday and we do need the rain but this is fairly heavy and certainly very persistent on a monday it's a very unsettled they generally across much of it tory and new south wales at wide spread showers across much of the region also want to showers across into tasmania as well all while the conditions helping clearing across much of western australia still a fair amount of cloud in the forecast and as you can see too much as a fair into the high of 20 in perth on monday. on counting the costs of private free land and dance what is the world owed china what is beijing get when countries come pay back loans plus the man behind a $1.00 trillion dollar stock market crash was he a convenient scapegoat the biggest shock. counting the cost on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. these ar

conditions down into the southeast these weather systems these weather fronts sweeping through south australia damage to victoria so you're going to see some rather wet weather here as we go on through the next couple days with those showers just rattling through tasmania seeing some live shows parts of southern areas into eastern parts of new south wales could see some wet weather from time to time of these will sweep through as we go on through wear shoes day fresher weather coming in behind the sydney temperature struggling to get to around 70 degrees celsius further west fine and dry there perth i don't want 22 degrees now on the other side of that rain we've got the clouds started to push its way towards new zealand south thought of seeing that wetter weather 1st so make the most of that fine implied by the way ahead of that or clint at 18 degrees. rewind i can bring your people back to life i'm sorry but dates on the best of al-jazeera documentaries in liberal cause the blood and no like and the other student green one continues with kosovo fear and hope this was my return to kosovo and

strong across the bite so a lot of cloud around and generally quite a lot of along the east coast south australia and new cross into victoria as well windy conditions with some rain across much of tasmania i will see showers continuing the forecast really 3 thursday and friday to the south island of new zealand with a high of 18 in christchurch. expelled from their base in jordan in lebannon left in a political wilderness rebellion was rising in the ranks of the p.l.o. but was this just another inevitable step on the road to victory this is a fact of the long dark of the just for the conflict that would cost out a fight his leadership in life. chronicling the turbulent story of the struggle for a palestinian home. p.l.o. history of a revolution on al-jazeera. now watching al-jazeera let's recap the top stories for you right now thousands of high school students have returned to their classes in china sohan city after months in lockdown the bay province was the initial epicenter of the outbreak for the corona virus was 1st detected in december. former top officials accuse the white house of seekin

few summer storms as is normal in australia still disappointingly cold if you're in victoria or south australia temp she's recovered to the middle teens at least when the sun comes out by day it's quite a strong wind running up the coast of new south wales and queensland bringing a bit of rain maybe a few showers little bit inland temperatures starting to rise a little bit in sydney but it's only 20 and disappointing you doing better in person but you've come down to only $22.00. he's polite deals grassroots activists and polished speech in its full lines takes you inside the battle for the democratic party. and asks if its base is too polarized to take home the white house there's a generational divide that's the real you might ironically see the outsider mantle to the most corrupt incumbent president ever who claims america's divided democrats on ounces era. this is al jazeera let's recap the top stories right now president donald trump is ignoring the advice of his top and factious disease expert he wants the u.s. economy up and running as soon as possible. task force member dr anthony fauci

parts a frontal system is heading towards adelaide moving some welcome right into that part of south australia but not much. of. a community decimated by can say fights for their true feelings has cancer by knowing that someone that lives here that has cancer lines exposes you students can see class day these are the 100000 properties that have gone contamination and then it is about home in a community that just safely keep them down no helpless we are really really tight full lines on al-jazeera. or. the end. while come back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour china spotted meant as a fools' day security law that bypasses legislators in hong kong the legislation could be enforced within weeks despite protests and international warnings about hong kong so ptolemy being further undermined south korea has rainbow's some restrictions after the knowledge is daily rising new coronavirus infections in more than 50 days and many of the cases are linked to an online shopping where house museums spock's and out galleries in the capital seoul will close again for 2 weeks . and the united

we've got some rain on tuesday push across the great by this will actually make its way into south australia in the day maybe some shells push across into adelaide and then tuesday into wednesday that rain will sweep across much of the southeast certainly cool in melbourne just 15 degrees a windy day in hobart with a chance of showers and then more rain becoming fairly widespread 3 queensland and new south wales but 25 in sydney. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power developing to the basement companies power is uniquely positioned to deliver against the state we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and in farmington shelled energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future. the all the all the world. they're watching al-jazeera live from doha a reminder of our top stories in israel in a high profile case a jewish settler has been found guilty of an arson attack in 2015 which killed a palestinian toddler

saturday but this is a fairly vigorous some pretty strong ways that will work its way across south australia bringing the showers across into adelaide and also pushing on towards the tasmanian so hope of a very windy couple of days and again there's a chance of some showers and then once the system works its way through this another one just building in the great by what we will see for the next couple days is quite a bit of rain across the north island of new zealand that this should be welcome rain there is a severe drought in place but it's quite heavy at times so again falling on dry ground it could lead to some flooding. 1.3000000000 indians are in lockdown in the code 19 pandemic with millions unable to feed their families one no one east investigates the unfolding humanitarian crisis on out you sirrah. al-jazeera. the in the the in. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour a minneapolis police station has been set on fire in a 3rd night of protests over the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of police they were asked national guard has been called into the city and t

you are fine, and the right state, but what if you are in queensland or south australia or western australia been left up to the individual states to make decisions about when to ease restrictions. new south wales, queensland, the act, the australian capital territory, the northern territory, the northern territory, they are reopening today or easing the restrictions today. western australia, tasmania, for example, they are starting on monday. restrictions on victoria however, they will be eased at the end of the month. thank you very much indeed. the message that if things turn for the worse, they will shut them again. you are watching bbc news, faithfully with us. you are watching bbc news. the headlines this hour: 35 babies born to surrogate mothers are stranded in ukraine, due to coronavirus restictions, preventing their biological parents from picking them up. aid workers in yemen say there has been a dramatic rise in the number of people dying with coronavirus—like symptoms. every year millions of muslims fast for the holy month of ramadan, not eating or drinking from sunrise to sunset

south korea did. australia did. the idea is to deal with the problem, not just pointing the finger at blame. atare you surprised republicans who are up for reelection in difficult states are not doing more to distance themselves from the president? >> they are so afraid about distancing themselves from the president because he is vindictive. they hurt themselves all the time. thank you, everybody. >> coming, remarks from president trump on the coronavirus, as he visits and international tonight after touring a companies face mask assembly-line trade that will take place in phoenix and you can see it live here on c-span create. senate republicans held a news conference talking about their legislative agenda and the coronavirus response. here is that now. >> good afternoon, everyone. as we all know, we have been gone for six weeks. necessarily gone, i might add. the has stacked up since senate is in the personnel business and the house is not. onare working diligently getting nominations out of committee. they are imp

south korea did. australia did. the idea is to deal with the problem, not just pointing the finger at blame. atare you surprised republicans who are up for reelection in difficult states are not doing more to distance themselves from the president? >> they are so afraid about distancing themselves from the president because he is vindictive. they hurt themselves all the time. thank you, everybody. >> with the federal government at work throughout the country use the congressional directory for contact information for members of congress, governors, federal agencies. order your copy online today at c-span.org/store. >> the senate intelligence committee considered the texas congressman john ratcliffe to be the next director of national intelligence. since august, the position has been occupied by officials in the absence of a senate-confirmed director. representative ratcliffe was asked about whistleblowers, his view on russian interference, and the origins of the coronavirus as well as his ability to be nonpartisan a

south korea did. australia did. the idea is to deal with the problem, not to spend all your time pointing fingers at blame. it doesn't make anybody better. >> are you surprised that republicans who are up for reelection in difficult states are not doing more to distance themselves from the president? sen. schumer: they are so afraid of distancing themselves from the president, because he's vindictive and his base is vindictive, that they hurt themselves all the time. ok. thanks everybody. , >> with the federal government at work in d.c. and throughout the country, use the congressional directory for contact information for members of congress, governors and federal agencies. order your copy online today. >> wednesday on c-span, live coverage of supreme court oral arguments continues at 10:00 a.m. eastern with a case challenging new rules under the trump administration that allow more organizations to be exempt from the health care law's birth control mandate, followed by another case at 11:00 a.m. involving a federa

that the testing levels have been lower than we might have say in other countries such as south korea australia germany and singapore but if they really feel that they have an outbreak under control it is reasonable to slowly lifted restrictions but i enter size again you need depth surveillance testing capacity to jump on any outbreaks which start to occur or many of these countries as we've been reporting are hugely dependent on the tourism sector so the next step for thailand at least is to potentially open its airports to international flights again how can something like that be done safely that's a very good question and here in australia as we're talking about slowly lifting restrictions the one that will probably lift last will be that for international travel because about 2 thirds of the cases here have been associated with overseas travel in malaysia. on sunday they had $122.00 cases about 50 yards were supposedly associated with overseas travel so i do think one has to be very very cautious about lifting international travel restrictions and opening airports i would be very careful

that is what south korea and australia have been pointing toward, the who mandate needs to be widenedn order to do that. there will be discussion of unwanted that will be included going forward for the world health organization. i's important to say, the who did getch inta in january and february this year, but it was invited by china, alongside chinese officials. the country is saying the who should go completely independently to find out the outbreak for this one in china, which is needed, but alsod't inr that. --or future outbreaks. nsi think that is a ive issue. i don't think anything will move on that quickl it could be that they makee s sort of commitment to looking into that when the pandemic is over. >> thank you for the update. before the who meeting got underway, more than 100 or the leaders and experts 140 leaders and experts issued a letter cling for a vaccine that is open and the to all nations. only a people's vaccine with equality and solidarity at its core can protect all of humanity and get oura bold, internationat one of the signatories. there are three demands inle

to the coronavirus pandemic trump said the list of invitees should be expanded to include australia russia south korea and india. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has announced an increase in gasoline prices for the 1st time in 20 years the move aims to choke off the black market in fuel as the country suffers supply shortages that's despite holding the world's largest crude reserves. libya's interior ministry says it has intercepted a boat carrying over $100.00 migrants before they attempted to cross to europe from the coastal city of god i believe authorities say the migrants including women and children will be transferred to a detention center. in bosnia thousands of people took to the streets of sarajevo to protest against bad governance nationalism and corruption 2 senior state officials were implicated in corruption cases involving the purchase of ventilators for corona virus patients according to watchdogs corruption is widespread in bosnia one of the poorest countries in europe. and now a look at some of the latest developments in the coronavirus pandemic more than 6000000 people hav

to the coronavirus pandemic trump said the list of invitees should be expanded to include australia russia south korea and india. venezuelan president nicolas maduro has announced an increase in gasoline prices for the 1st time in 20 years the move aims to choke off the black market in fuel as the country suffers supply shortages despite holding the world's largest crude reserves. libya's interior ministry says it has intercepted a boat carrying over $100.00 migrants before they attempted to cross to europe from the coastal city of daraa bully authorities say the migrants including women and children will be transferred to a detention center. india has announced it is to ease some lockdown restrictions from june 8th restaurants hotels shopping centers and religious buildings will be allowed to reopen areas with high numbers of infections are excluded from the changes india recorded a daily record of nearly 8000 new infections on saturday. well russia has been easing its coronavirus restrictions bods restaurants bars and cafes remain shuttered the hospitality sector has been hit hard not least be

chief of all the british empire forces that includes not just british, but includes canadian, south africa, australia new zealand. there was only one man who could persuade winston churchill to back off and get with the program he had agreed formally in quÉbec a couple of months before. that d-day should take place firsthefirst of may, 1944 come r high water. and so, the drama in this book, which again i stress that surprised me as much as anything because it has virtually been whitewashed out of history. i'm sure somewhere in this wonderful bookshop there is a biography that only came out a few months ago, the new biography of winston churchill, 1100 pages claiming that churchill had never wanted to delay, but alone a band in d-day. andrew roberts, with your help, give me the money and i will send all three volumes. [laughter] and bring him up to date. because that is really scandalous that in this country we failed to recognize how franklin and eleanor roosevelt persuaded winston churchill at the most critical moment, i would argue as a historian, in the history of world war ii to back down, get wi

coronavirus pandemic trump said the list of it might tease should be expanded to include australia russia south korea and india. for the 1st time in nearly a decade nasa astronauts have taken off from american soil and are on route to the international space station they were launched into orbit by the private company space x. the test mission is being heralded as a new era in space travel with the private sector propelling not only astronauts into space but anyone who can afford the ticket to write. that. or. you. hear of it is that. either. a lift off for the history books for the 1st time ever a privately developed spacecraft has entered days or space with us tonight some boards the falcon x. rocket blasted off from the kennedy space center with u.s. president donald trump watching from the grimed. this is the 1st big space message in 50 years think of the. and it is an honor to be delivering it. today as we gather in this special place to celebrate not only the large of a new state square but also our nation's gold and dry off and return to the stars the beginning of a new era for us space

the grown a virus pandemic trump said the list of invitees should be expanded to include australia russia south korea and india. libya's interior ministry says it's intercepted a boat carrying over $100.00 migrants before they attempted to cross to europe from the coastal city of gotta believe authorities say the migrants including women and children will be transferred to a detention center. jerusalem's our locks the mosque of the 3rd holiest site in the slum has reopened after a 2 and a half month closure due to the coronavirus worshipers were let into the compound before the 1st prayers of the day they're being asked to wear masks to prevent the virus from spreading. now russia has been easing its coronavirus restrictions bonte restaurants bars and cafes remain shuttered the hospitality sector has been hit hard not least because many were already struggling to survive in the best of times or now some owners have joined an internet campaign stripping down to raise awareness of their plight. and the kids desperate in this photo shoot nudity does not represent sex. rather vulnerability and here

but we do know that countries who did it successfully such as south korea and germanye and australia and new zealand were able to deal with the virus much better than we have. and to think the united states always has been the leader in public health is lagging behind these other countries because of the president's denial and ineptitude should bother every single american, no matter what your politics. congress provided 25 billion in the most recent relief legislation to increase testing capacity and contact tracing, and were going to need to do more. if president trump is so keen on speeding up the process of reopening the country, he should endorse what democrats have urged him to do, create a national testing regime immediately. one final matter. education. in thees cures act congress provided a little over $30 billion to help states, school districts and higher education systems respond to the coronavirus after many schools were forced to close to move to remotely. it has come -- we need more money about, of course anything democrats in both houses agree. it has come to our atte

here in new south wales in australia we looked at all the schools over a six—week period and there arehere are abouti million a six—week period and there are about 1 million schoolchildren here and almost 3000 schools. what we found was very low transmission from any teacher oi’ transmission from any teacher or student who came to the school and was infectious with covid—19 to others in the environment. we only had 15 schools with a case and we followed all cold that close contacts with a low transmission rate. there has been concern and there will be for some time about children and young adults who are asymptomatic but can pass on the virus. exactly. as part of the virus. exactly. as part of the work we did in each of those 15 schools, we asked over 863 co nta cts those 15 schools, we asked over 863 contacts to have extra swa bs, 863 contacts to have extra swabs, to even have a cloud test. we entered homes and got quite a lot of consent in certain schools for the children and teachers to give us children and teachers to give us cloud samples and we looked for asymptomatic infection a

japan, south korea, australia, new zealand, singapore, on and on and on. chi china, no allies.ouge few allies effectively in the world. this is an advantage to hold on to. not because we want to invade or attack but because military capability particularly with allies partners and friends conveys real deterrence. >> ian, these conversations get sophisticated because it isn't just about isolationism or trade protectionism. these military alliances and our arms agreement. the military aligns with people we are allied and arms agreements with countries that are adversaries. they somehow seem less important to people. we are far away from wars. we don't think about them as much, so people don't think much of discarding of these thing. collectively it is part of what america represents to the world. are we giving some of that away? >> we're definitely giving it away if not trying to reform it or replace it. now, jim is a good friend and he warned me that if i disparaged nato he'd give me a haircut. i have to avoid e ththat. we need to recognize nato today is the most important secur

if you compare the united states death toll to other developed nations like these three, south korea, australiand new zealand, the u.s. death toll is so high compared to other countries, you could barely see all of the lines. to be fair, the population in each of the countries is smaller than the u.s. but at nearly 100,000 deaths the u.s. has nearly 30% of the world's fatal cases even though we account for 4% of the world's population. this doesn't have to happen. and now south america has become the new epicenter. and pralz could see 125,000 deaths by the beginning of august. nick paton walsh is live in rio de janeiro. and why the vulnerability and so many deaths there? >> reporter: i think the short answer is that on the federal presidential level in brazil, there simply hasn't been a serious enough message to stay at home. and we have seen the common threads where it is high and in proportion wise the deaths here you have to bear in mind what you're talking about in terms of the size of the country. but the message from brazilian president jair bolsonaro is saying just a flu and a soldier wo

we've fallen behind not just countries like south korea, australia, and germany, but others you mightxpect. >> this is what the graph looks like for the u.s you see a sharp rise in cases that hasn't really tapered off yet, right it's trending down but to put that in context, that curve you see there, here's how some other places are doing. the first group is the countries that appear to have successfully suppressed transmission of the disease. that curve has come all the way down so that they are barely registering any new cases. we have andorra, australia, austria, bhutan, cambodia, china, croatia, cuba, djibouti, estonia, greece, iceland, jamaica, jordan, kosovo, latvia, lebanon, lichtenstein, lithuania, luxembourg, malta, mauritius, monaco, montenegro, new zealand, slovakia, slovenia, south korea, taiwan, thailand, tunisia, and finally, vietnam. >> seth: we're worse than lichtenstein, slovakia, and latvia i don't even know enough about those countries to make a joke i'll just assume everyone there is named gustav and they chug fanta while riding mopeds. let us know if we got close.

south korea, australia, new zealand, germany, finland, singapore, five of which by the way have women as heads of state. but they knew what to do. large amounts of testing that worked. accurate testing that worked and contact tracing. and their deaths, their disease is din finiminu diminished. donald trump will never get us back to work unless he starts looking at the truth. one other point i'd make, maybe we'll have an opportunity to hear the truth from an administration official tomorrow. dr. fauci is testifying before the senate. we've been pushing mcconnell to do hearings, to do oversight, to do what congress is supposed to do to prod this administration to do what it seems unable to do and that is to bring people before us and do tough questioning. dr. fauci will have the opportunity to testify for the first time with donald trump not lurking over his shoulder. you know what i say to dr. fauci? go for it. tell us the truth. america needs to hear the truth and president trump, your bos, ne needs to hear the truth. >> he'll be testifying to the health committee. it will be a histor

south korea germany new zealand and australia could flatten the curve much more quickly than we have with rigorously testing their population with contact tracing and isolating confirmed cases but as it spread initially unfortunately the us lagged far behind tar. some experts believe we need to be doing 2 million test per day we have less than 300,000. for the administration to pressure states and businesses ton reopen without a plan for a dramatic increase of testing like sent them out of the door with a blindfold. it is dangerous congress has required the administration to have a national strategy by mayh instead of wasting

australia. as a supreme commander in the south pacific, he turned over his position to weigh right. commander wayne right. >> mcarthur made the first leg of his journey to australia, through enemy invested waters. and then by plane,. bhutan fell on the 9th of april 1942. thousands of captured americans and filipino prisoners of war, began their death march. hundreds were to die, fell by exhaustion, am at the hands of their captors. the battling -- of putin, there was a heroism seldom matched. the last foot hole, and what had seemed iraq fortress, we waited the inevitable loop. the fortunes, of the united states and its allies were at the lowest. but the japanese, we're soon to learn that their home man was vulnerable to a surprise attack. 16 be 25 bombers led by james do little, prepared to take off from an aircraft carrier. their target was tokyo, and four other major japanese cities. it was only nine days, after the fall of bhutan. never before had such a carrier based operation been attempted. the psychological effects of the raid on tokyo, was worse than the material damage it af

children have returned to school in australia's most populous state new south wales which includes sydney as schools also we opened in queensland pacific toria plants and students back in stages early june australia has recorded 7000 covert infections and 102 deaths from afghan president bush has promised to release up to 2000 taliban prisoners as a goodwill gesture his statement came after the insurgents offered a 3 day cease fire during the holiday he also urged the taliban to free afghan security personnel. the white house is imposing travel restrictions on brazil starting may 28th foreign nationals will be banned from entering the u.s. if they've been in brazil 2 weeks prior to travel brazil's number of coronavirus cases is now the world's 2nd highest president jabal scenario has opposed the pandemic guidelines used in other countries saying the economy comes 1st. the least rarely seen in among us. and his supporters like it that way the compared with most world leaders will so narrow has not been taking the coronavirus pandemic as seriously as he takes the economy. and figures publis

children have been returning to school in australia's most populous state new south wales which sydney schools have reopened in queensland as well the city of toria plans to send students back in stages to early june australia has recorded 7000 covert infections in 102 deaths. then human and yahoo is become the 1st sitting israeli prime minister to go on trial iran is at the courthouse and gruesome to face charges of fraud breach of cross and bribery this comes just days after he began his sister in office. and for the 1st time in months catholics gathered in sing peter's square at the vatican for a traditional papal blessing francis has been delivering his message from inside the apostolic library during that he took the chance to wave to the well spaced crowds in the square after sunday's plus it's. pretty. long kong security chief has said that terrorism is on the rise in the city and that a new national security laws needed to safeguard on kong's prosperity and stability thousands took to the streets to protest beijing's plans. to impose the new national security law on the former

of shot apart hundreds of people are being treated in hospital factories operated by south korean companies. australia says it will begin easing social distancing restrictions brought into counter coronavirus in a 3 step process prime minister scott morrison aims to remove all curbs by july step one includes opening schools restaurants and shopping malls after that australia will relax restrictions on social gatherings has been locked down since march and is nearly 7000 cases it is our aspiration is agreed among supreme using chief ministers muscle that in july we will have moved through these 3 steps across the country the price i would totally be up to the states and territories but i will be responsible for sitting there on time tribal and communicating that to this isn't and residents in their own states interior choose. now there are signs the european union is preparing to reopen its borders several countries have been easing restrictions to varying degrees it's a tricky strategy as a busy summer tourism season approaches is largely. symbolism matters at times like these in the size of one of ma

hundreds of people are being treated in hospital factories operated by a south korean company australia says it will begin easing social distancing restrictions brought about by a coronavirus in a 3 step process prime minister scott morrison aims to remove all curbs by july step one includes opening schools restaurants and shopping malls after that australia will relax restrictions on social gatherings it's been in lockdown since march and has nearly $7000.00 cases it is our aspiration is agreed amongst premiers and chief ministers myself that in july we will have moved through these 3 steps across the country the price now i would totally be up to the states and territories but i will be responsible for sitting there on time tribal and communicating that to this isn't and residents in their own states interior choose the mayor of russia's capital is the number of covert 900 cases in that city alone could be as high as 300000 that's 3 times the official figure a lockdown in moscow has been extended until the end of the month it's 11000000 residents can only leave their homes for essenti

south korea germany new zealand and australia could flatten the curve much more quickly than we have with rigorously testing their population with contact tracing and isolating confirmed cases but as it spread initially unfortunately the us lagged far behind tar. some experts believe we need to be doing 2 million test per day we have less than 300,000. for the administration to pressure states and businesses ton reopen without a plan for a dramatic increase of testing like sent them out of the door with a blindfold. it is dangerous congress has required the administration to have a national strategy by mayh instead of wasting energy over his performance or lashing out enemies the president should get to work on testing. the patient's the american people is wearing thin. >> talking about foreign policy we will address the veto override of the words power act that may surprise peoplerenhi we are on the senate agenda this week because the first thing we look for is that danger is the national emergency as president trump is characterized a public health crisis a threat to the united sta

. >> hi, welcome and thank you for everyone welcoming us from portugal, scotland, australia, south africa and all around the world. i'm naomi murakawa and i'm moderating the conversation. i want to thank the operationer and sponsor haymarket books. i'm proud that the inaugural publication for the series is dr. gilmore's book. hay market books has more, wednesday discussion of remaking schools in the time of coronavirus and on thursday a week from today roy and conversation with the -- if your streaming gets choppy at any point you might want to reduce the quality. we are observing time for q&a and please post questions on life video feed wherever you're watching it. now let's go. i'm mattie roy, the pandemic is -- some responses for covid-19, policing of national and sub national borders and more surveillance now sold to us with the message that total surveillance is good medicine, but as we try to imagine a different world and fight for abolition future there's no one i would rather hear from than ruth gilmore, the central california environmental justice network. she's professor of eart

organization saying that he was going to invite other countries to the summit such as russia south korea australia and india now this is creating an absolute crisis into. the u.s. relations with its g 7 partners it is something that is going to escalate in the days weeks and months ahead and some might contend it classic president from creating yet another controversy yet another crisis as his country comebacks a pandemic the lead in deaths from the pandemic and as his country contends why it spread protests against the killing of yet another black man by a white police officer all right on my kind of there in washington d.c. mike thank you let's cross over now to under gallagher he has been following events in miami and joins us live from there now and we know that some riots have been taking place some protests have been taking place there just bring us up to date with what's been happening. there like many of the states this states put on protests all across the area this afternoon they started peacefully enough but as night fell things changed pretty dramatically in downtown miami there were p