meantime carrie lamb has said that we are reintroducing stricter social distancing rules particularly in bars and restaurants they can have to close at 6 pm in the evening and from monday civil servants 180000 of them will have to work from home also the government is beefing up arrangements at various quarantine facilities in hong kong they have several 1000 units of the moment but if things continue the way they are there of course going to need many more beds many more places to put people who are confirmed cases as well as places to put people who are recovering from the coronavirus now carol lam has said that the situation is grave and she doesn't know you know how long it's going to be before this covert outbreak is brought under control now what's really worrying is that 40 percent of the recent confirmed infections are not known to have any source so you know we don't know where those sources where that outbreak has come from in that 40 percent of cases the government is now beginning mass testing across the territory and they are focusing very much on the high risk workers wo

as for individual pollen in hong kong for as diddy as expected carry lamb announcing a delay in september's legislative council vote tell us more about how she's justifying this decision and when's of all going to happen now that's right she hasn't fixed particularly said when that vote is going to happen yet but they had been building up to this announcement over the past week or so saying that the hong kong's increase in corona virus infections would be. irresponsible to hold these elections under the current situation but opposite the opposition says some critics say that hong kong has always been quite successfully been able to contain its coronavirus outbreaks it's been successfully able to keep the city going up until recently and also you know more than 40 countries of the world have held elections jury a pandemic far worse than hong kong has been facing so there are many questions as to why this issue was made and why it was made right now she justified it by saying that it's been a very tough position to make and that the city's safety was her 1st and foremost priority and that the

carry lamb ses has defended the controversy in new security law that china imposed on the city last week she said it would make hong kong safer by preventing violent protests she also wants citizens not to break the law so the government will. implement this law and i for one those radicals not to attempt to wild this law or crossing the red line because the consequences of breaking this law. critics fear the law will end freedom of speech in hong kong. kong reports many activists fear the suppression of dissent will be stepped up. oh for years now every one has joined fellow members of his party on the 1st of july to mark hong kong's handover to chinese troops but everything changed last week it isn't uncommon for such a race more peaceful protests to have 100 plus police to search a dozen office i guess this will be the new law you may never see the picture of them hong kong is on the street like a lot because we are content not because. we are now happy with because it's because now we're too afraid to come out right thank god it was it was. the 1st protest seems to new security will

pro-democracy movement and yet my colleague terry marchant began by asking what he thought of carrie lamb's warning that radicals shouldn't violates the new law a french company even struck with determination. your fellow activists nathan law he fled hong kong last week do you intend to stay. i will continue to fight until the last minute and it's also important to seek for local and global support at the same time i will continue to campaign in the local level and they've been loyal will be responsible for continued the global south during the campaign and we wish to let the was the paulus being hurt in the world does that mean you're planning to stay in hong kong then up because i believe you're facing charges there is a correct. with the political prosecution i just faced the court trial 24 hours ago and i still need to go to court on 5th of august and that's also implied how beijing continuing to call the haas arrest and political prosecution is that he would only $7000000.00 population almost $10000.00 people arrest that since last summer and $1600.00 of us were prosecuted including me

from berlin that democracy deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year chief executive carrie lamb says a surge in coronavirus cases is the reason germany weighs in by suspending its extradition treaty with the territory. also coming up we joined the manager of a coronavirus task force in israel the city where he works as a hotspot for the disease and one of the worst and most densely populated cities in the country. plus a story of burns and fear why drinkers in a small town in germany are getting their feathers ruffled. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us hong kong's legislative elections scheduled for september have been postponed for a year chief executive carrying them says that delay is necessary due to a surge in coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers are not convinced they accuse the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to thwart the pro-democracy movement. hong kong's election 4 years ago it should happen again in september instead the poll has been pushed back by a full year not how sailing at the it was a very very difficult decision to perspi

dozens of cases have been reported in the central city of denying meanwhile hong kong's lead to carry lamb says its hospital system could face collapse as it deals with shop rise in cases. the world food program is warning at least 14000000 people could get hungry and lots of america this year as the region reels from the impact of the creative us pandemic that's more than 4 times the number of people who experience of it food insecurity last year and many of those at risk are in full workers who make up a large part of latin america support force. there today we had lines here and out there it got more news coming up right after witness after. we got off on the. go on since the. audition with. much of the country i want. unless you've been looking into that. and if you. do that although i don't know how it a bad guy night you have a problem area or sorry if you're in charge of. themes 1969 i've been working with this with and in production. but now i'm walking in the cars. i benjamin my friends. with people who are men the guardians of the archives. where you view all these freedoms and i

. >>> carrie lamb called the law relatively mild rejecting claims it will stifle civil liberties.ns are concerned that specifics of the law were kept secret until a moment ago. cnn's will ripley is live. on the one hand, nothing to see here. this is an extremely serious law with huge implications in terms of imprisonment. >> it is. i think carrie lamb is speaking on behalf of the segment of the hong kong administration that identifies with the position of the main land government in china that wants businesses open and they don't want major disruptions in protests. we're seeing that hidden other result of this law libraries, university campuses are basically being told they have to remove books that are deemed to be improper by the communist party in china. they call it orwellian censorship. hong kong police have been given an extraordinary range of new powers. they can enter your house now without a search warrant. instead of police giving a search warrant, they can enter without that. they can be banned from leaving hong kong. they can be forced to stay here during what could be

late last night the chief executive, carry lamb, she head a press conference to announce a new series of press conferences including border patrols. anyone coming in must present proof of a negative covid-19 test before they're allowed to board their vessel. new central distancing measures. no more gatherings of more than four people. also restaurants no more than four people will be seated together. no more dine in services at restaurants and clubs across the territory between 6 p.m. at night and 5 a.m. in the morning. it is now compulsory to wear a mask on public transport in hong kong and they've announced a temporary closure of hong kong disneyland. they will be closed for seven days starting tomorrow. this is what carrie lamb said last night about the new measures. >> translato >> this is a time for tightening. it will affect businesses and people will become more inconvenient. i will have to appeal to people that i fully understand you want to go to book fair, you want to go to restaurant, they want to meet friends, but this is a time for us to put our act together in order to f

development and ensure hong kong's enduring social order long term prosperity and stability will carry lamb says he wants to rebuild hong kong's battered image a strategy that includes hiring an international public relations agency at a cost of almost $6000000.00 it could be a tough sell adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. as promised his sarah clarke now in hong kong looks quieter certainly compared to some of your earlier live reports but there is still a very heavy police presence there. it certainly is and i cannot tell you with the latest figures that we got from the place with regards to the number of a risk we've had 190 people arrested so far are wednesday july 1st and these are for legal assembly they've also had 7 people arrested under these new national security laws the place that violated those laws an example would be one person who was arrested when they found him in possession of a flag in his backpack which said independence and as a result these people have been rested under these new laws could face heavy fines as a result of where we are now this is caused by by this is

from dylan a fresh warning from hong kong about the territory's controversial new security law carrie lamb space anyone for violating the new rules will face serious consequences critics call on the international community for help. and we wish them to global travel in such critical. time is playing to you know hong kong already also coming out this video shows mosque men attacking refugees trying to come ashore.

in the central city of dying when a strict lockdown is now in place in pile hong kong's leader carrying lamb says it's hospital system could face collapse as it deals with a sharp rise in cases scotland has more from bangkok we can pretty much pinpoint at least where the main concern has come on.

live from berlin democracy deferred elections in hong kong are delayed for a year chief executive carrie lamb says the search in corona bars cases as the recent germany ways then by suspending its act for an extradition treaty with the territory. also coming up a sea of red that's a lot of hours spongers the eurozone into the deep end shrinking the g.d.p. by more than 12 percent in the 2nd quarter it is the worst of it down for an on the record. and a story of birds and beer why drinkers in a small town in germany are feeling blue. i'm seeing you so much going to thank you for joining us hong kong legislative elections scheduled for september have been postponed for a year chief executive kerry lam says the delay is necessary due to a surge in coronavirus cases but opposition lawmakers are not convinced they accuse the government of using the pandemic as a pretext to the pro-democracy movement. hong kong's election 4 years ago it should happen again in september instead the poll has been pushed back by a full year not how sailing at the well off but it was a very very difficult decision to po

that was homecomings chief executive carrie lamb there well critics fear the law will and freedom of speech in hong kong as the w.c. because reports many activists fear the suppression of dissent will be stepped up. oh for years now every one has joined fellow members of his party on the 1st of july to mark hong kong's handover to chinese fruit but everything changed last week it isn't uncommon for such serious more peaceful protests to have a 100 plus police to search a dozen office i guess this will be the new normal you may never see the picture of me then hong kong is on the street again not because we are content and not because . we are now happy with the government it's because now we have to upgrade come out very. well see below. the 1st protest seems to new security law was put in place which can see offenders go to prison for life for suppression. several parties have now decided to disband some leading activists have fled but avery and his party are not about to follow suit. because if for political party to bow down now. to safeguard to do wrestle hong kong psychologicall

life for berlin democracy delayed elections in hong kong are perspiring for a year she's executive carrie lamb says a search in court of our worst cases is the reason a controversial decision deals another blow to the territory's already beleaguered pro-democracy movement also coming up as a sea of red coronavirus plunges the eurozone into the deep and shrinking the g.d.p. only 12 percent in the 2nd quarter it's the worst downturn on record plus rejoined the manager of a clone a virus taskforce history of the city where he works is a hot spot for the disease and one of the tourist and most densely populated cities in the country. berlin's famous club scene has been silent for months because of the pandemic but frustrated rivers are defying the authorities and moving underground or rather outside. well i thank you so much for your company everyone how kong has announced that september is a legislative council elections will be postponed by one year the vote would have been hong kong's 1st since a controversial security law came into effect all at a news conference chief executive kerry lamb sai

berlin a fresh warning from hong kong's leader about the territory's controversial new security will carry lamb saves anyone violating the new rules will face serious consequences critics pull on the international community for how we view the good and we wish our vocal of all eyes to stand or fall in such critical moment last time despite claims you know hong kong already also coming up australia appears to have largely contained its covered 19 outbreak but now authorities have been forced to order iraq down for millions of people in the 2nd largest city while big as new infections rage out of control. and this video shows the last man attacking refugees trying to come ashore in greece but who is behind the assaults and why is there no outcry from the european union. hello i'm christie want to welcome to the program hong kong's lead a kerry lam has defended the controversial new security law that china imposed on the city last week she said it would make hong kong safer by preventing violent protests she also wants citizens not to break. so the government will vigorously implement this law and

carry lamb speaking there earlier today one of the best known figures in hong kong's pro-democracy movement is joshua wall we spoke with him earlier and he was defiant about keeping up the push for political reform in hong kong political crisis a sockpuppet because system reform asked later in the situation and even allowing polish to call the house a search warrant and overwrite one common law system by the mainland rule by a hotline i guess that's not the way out no matter what happened was they'll continue to fight for freedom and also we wish the well to know that how the race of hong kong people and ex-pat life in the hall might be extradited to china and we might not be serving joe sentence at home and it will and we might be to start the south joe sentence in beijing that's the french generated by beijing last sentence and it's not the things that we have imagined by activists in the previous day but that's not the phrase the frets generate i have a comedy 40. that was hong kong democracy activists just want speaking with us earlier western governments are finding themselves in a dil

kong has reported a record daily high of more than 100 new virus infections the territories leader carry lambsas the bios is now spreading out of control from monday all non-essential public employees will work from home masks will be mandatory in public buildings. iran's foreign minister zarif has been visiting the iraqi capital baghdad he held talks with the iraqi foreign minister and discussed bilateral relations or have says neighboring nations have to cooperate for the good of the region without interfering in each other's affairs and he denounced the killing of the iranian revolutionary guard commander customs to the money after he visited the site of his death i regret to say that the assassination of custom so the money was a criminal act it's a loss while country and into the entire region and it undermines the international if it's for combating eisel and terrorism in the region again we reiterate that we canin maintaining the sovereignty and territorial integrity of iraq some on a small from baghdad on the importance of this trip. well it very much is a diplomatic balancing act beca

in hong kong have tightened restrictions to stop the spread of the virus the territories leader carry lamb announced the measures up to 108 new infections were confirmed on sunday the highest one day increase in cases since the pandemic began. e.u. leaders are in brussels for a 4th day of negotiations for a coronavirus recovery plan the blocks 2 trillion dollar budget includes $857000000000.00 to help countries deal with the economic fallout antigovernment protesters in mali have descended on the capital bamako demanding the president's resignation they're blocking roads and their burning tires a day after an opposition coalition rejected a compromise plan from west african mediators to rental rain and rising river water levels of swept across southern and central china at least 140 people are dead or missing nearly 24000000 people are affected by the worst flooding to china in decades those are your headlines up next it's talk to al-jazeera i will see you very soon but i. global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small m

development and ensure hong kong's enduring social order long term prosperity and stability will carry lamb says he wants to rebuild hong kong's battered image a strategy that includes hiring an international public relations agency at a cost of almost $6000000.00 it could be a tough sell adrian brown al-jazeera hong kong. all right sarah clarke is joining us now from that protest march in hong kong protest sara but we understand as well arrest tell us more is going on. we can confirm from the place that they now have been 30 people arrested now this is a legal assembly and we've also had one arrest of the 1st person to be arrested under the national security laws and that was a person who had his identity checked as well as his possessions and within his possession i found a flag stating independence and the others i should say where we are is the starting point where the rally was initially meant to go ahead this was going to be organized by the civil human rights front and that's the organization that organizes the big the big rallies we saw last year one and 2000000 people of course the

in the central city of dying when a strict lockdown is now in place in pile hong kong's leader carry lamb says it's hospital system could face collapse as it deals with a sharp rise in cases scotland has more from bangkok. we can pretty much pinpoint at least where the main concern has come over the last say 24 hours and that we heard the warning from the prime minister there saying that every city every province is at risk now in vietnam that's because of last weekend is a resort town on the coast and what has been happening like a lot of nations that have have been success stories in 1000 pandemic and that is trying to spur the economy by telling citizens to travel internally domestic tourism and travel that will help spark spark the economy that's what they did in vietnam and that's where the 1st cases locally transmitted cases in 3 months took place last week and then and then you have tens of thousands of vietnamese citizens going back to their home cities and that's where they're very concerned now that it could spread further and then we've seen some cases that have roots in denyin

warn it's simply a way of silencing the deceit dissidents and dissenting voices in hong kong that carry lamb of course the chief executive she held her weekly press conference on tuesday and she's defended the law she said she understands there is some uncertainty and concern within the community and among the public but she says these new laws they certainly protect human rights and the city's freedoms. millions of school leavers across china a city in the notoriously difficult national university and. maybe even tougher for students this year after schooling was interrupted by coronavirus luck comes true you reports from. her outside a school in downtown beijing and these students coming out here are among more than $10000000.00 across china taking part in this year's national university entrance exams exams known locally as the gal cow a said to decide a person stays and that's because for many families in china it's the only way to change a person's social standing all for those rural areas escape generations of publishing now these students will have to over the next few days take about

praising this new national security legislation saying it fills a very important gap of course carry lamb was basically bypassed in this process as was her legislature the chinese government effectively had to do the job of the hong kong government and imposed this new national security law a number of legal experts though have been expressing very grave concerns they say that while this law gives beijing jurisdiction in just a few a number of cases it's it's the degree of that jurisdiction that they will have that's the real concern it's a 39 page document when translated into english and what you see actually is in many parts of very. glee would it document indeed and the worry is that that vaguely worded document could now be very broadly applied my eye was taken actually by article 9 of this new law which says the government has to take measures to strengthen supervision and regulation of the media schools and social organizations as well as the internet now that's pretty far reaching and wide ranging it's not clear for instance what this law means by you know social organizations doe

hong kong's leader, carrie lamb, supporting that takeover and the end of civil rights in hong kong.-democracy groups say this is the end of the hong kong the world once knew. on monday secretary of state mike pompeo announced the united states is stopping the exports of defense equipment to hong kong. the state department also imposed the same restrictions on defense and dual-use technology. last year the united states exported more than $75 million of military equipment to hong kong, most of which was in the form of engines and turbines, 3.5 million though marked as tanks, artillery, missiles, rockets, guns and ammunition. secretary pompeo said, quote: we cannot risk these items falling into the hands of the people's liberation army whose primary purpose is to uphold the dictatorship of the ccp by any means necessary. formally designated huawei and zte as threats to national security. his declaration a major step toward removing national security threats from the united states. joining us, the chairman of the federal communications commission, ajit pai. and, ajit, good to have you

warrant stop suspects from leaving the city and intercept online communications chief executive carrie lamb has again defended the law but won't guarantee press freedom. if the foreign correspondents club or reporters in hong kong can give me 100 percent guarantee that they will not commit any often says under this piece of national legislation that i can do the same. so it is not a question of me standing here to give you a guarantee of what you may or may not do in the days and weeks and years ahead sarah clarke has more on the implementation of the new law. the national security committee has held its 1st meeting in hong kong overnight and it was chaired by the city's chief executive and it was also attended by beijing's top officials here in hong kong now it's announced a sweeping new powers have been granted to police and authorities and some of those powers include being able to write a premis without a warrant and this is being granted only under exceptional circumstances the city security chief can also apply to courts to freeze or confiscate property belonging to suspects or social

new law will allow the chinese state to access personal and sensitive data but chief executive carrie lamb says the legislation will protect and not undermine the city's freedoms and human rights our correspondents are has more from hong kong. a week after the introduction of the new national security law in hong kong kerry lamb was quick to respond to the international condemnation of the legislation which is already being used to make recess the national security law targets crimes of subversion suspicion terrorism and collusion with foreign forces the in guy. compared with the national secure. city laws of other countries it's a rather mild law its scope is not as broad as that in other countries and even china the national security committee which lends his has unveiled the powers granted to police think through grades without a warrant in special circumstances ordering internet firms and social media to remove content considered a threat to national security as well as a seizure of their equipment failure to comply with the law risks a 13000 dollars fine and 2 years in jail. this is c

pulling strings perhaps behind the scenes surveilling those suspected of violating the rules again carrie lamb when it comes to courts and cases presided over in hong kong she will select the judges but it is the mainland that has the last say when it comes to the more severe cases these cases will be heard by beijing behind closed doors and the effect of this is very clear beijing wants to send a strong message that this law is a deterrent and they're going to be looking to hong kong police to ruthlessly apply this law in order to set an example to the people of hong kong going forward on to other news and rescue operations are under way in turkey after a boat capsized in a lake in the south of the country at least 6 bodies have been recovered but it's believed around 60 moderates were on board the vessel which was crossing lake that's going to update from cinema our correspondent in istanbul what more do you know about where the people were coming from and where the risky situation is. come all the the place they have one lake is near by the border with iran then a van province is actually t

a week after the introduction of the new national security law in hong kong carrie lamb was quick to respond to the international condemnation of the legislation which has already been used to make arrests the national security what targets crimes it's a version suspicion terrorism and collusion with foreign forces on the. cutting happen this is completely constitutional legal and reasonable i do not understand why certain foreign countries a so he came to comment on this. the national security committee which lends his has unveiled new powers granted to police think through grades without a warrant in special circumstances ordering internet firms and social media to remove content considered a threat to national security as well as a seizure of their equipment failure to comply with the law risks a $13000.00 fine and 2 years in jail. compared with the national security laws of other countries it's a rather mild law its scope is not as broad as that in other countries and even china the tech giants and social media companies i'm not convinced the video sharing app tick-tock says it w

born and what a waste that is a carrying pail of pot exactly that and is now turning things around for the local shepherd. a flock of sheep blazing in the shade. the 1st lambs of the year have arrived and so shepherd florian high's has brought his animals to rest in a green patch between warehouses and factories in the industrial ruhr area in western germany. normally he keeps his flock on the move he's one of the few shepherds left in the country. there are around a 1000 professional shepherds left in germany that's not so many really i don't know many young people who want to do this job i'll continue to do it with passion until i have to step down it's certainly a dying profession that nobody wants to do you don't make much money you just don't get rich doing it i mean how do you guys come by. the sheep are eventually sold for their meat but in this apologies also pay shepherds to have their flocks graze on public land but will has become a losing business these days sales don't even cover the costs of having the sheep sheared so that some of you before merino wool. i have merino sheep because they still have the best quality i get over a euro per kilo.

carried out since brit an's lockdown began. >> and what a hero he is. walking all those lambsmoney. >> and he has a walker. imagine how difficult that was at age 100. >> we should knight spencer. we have no authority to do that. >> just wait a couple years until i'm 100. >> you'll still be here? >> i'm hoping. we've got pleasant, breezy conditions around the bay area. the skies are mostly sunny and we have general breezes, 15 to 20 miles an hour but gusts to 31-miles-per-hour right now in napa. and the temperature change shows that most locations are several degrees warmer than this time yesterday. >> the fog is about to push out, 62 degrees in san francisco, 71 in oakland, 73 at mountain view. you can see the fog surging through the golden gate and pushing out over the bay. 79 in novato, napa, 67, 82 in fairfield, 73 in concord, and 79 at livermore. here's the view looking out over the bay. warmer tomorrow than today and there will be some hot spots as well in our inland areas. here's our forecast an place starting at 7:00. you notice the push across the bay. the day starts t

world dealing with covid-19, but they're big numbers here in hong kong and they're big numbers for carrie lamb. here's what she had to say earlier. >> translator: the situation is really critical and there's no sign the situation is being brought under considtrol. we've announced that there will be more than 100 confirmed cases. that is a single day high since the start of the epidemic and we believe the public will be very much concerned and worried. >> reporter: another thing that hong kong is doing right now, rosema rosemary, trying to expand the capacity of the covid-19 wards. the wards are at 75% capacity. the concern is if more people become sick, there are people walking around hong kong with because a lot of these clusters are focusing on elderly care centers. people who are older, those who have it are senior citizens. they're hoping to stop it before it takes off here. >> it's frustrating to compare how different people have. in hong kong, 2,000 cases and in the united states nearly 4 million. >>> the coronavirus is surging in the u.s. south, and a political fight over masks and othe

carrying a third generation satellite. >> all that -- >> statues outside the new york city public library are setting a good example, the iconic lionesses now donning matching masks. >>> lamb boring eveny yacht. >> new limited edition vessel has two v-12 engine. >> you can have one for a mere $3.4 million. >> they're beautiful. if you buy one, let me know. >> on "cbs this morning." >>> upsets messi. and he chips it. >> another milestone for messi. if you're going to record your 1107th scored goal you might as well do it in style. >> lionel messi with his 700th career goal. >> welcome to "cbs this morning." i guess that's his version, guys, of dropping the microphone. >> yeah. >> 700 goals. he has had a lot of celebrations. has to come up with new ones. >> you get to do whatever you want at 700 goals, gayle. >> yeah, it never gets old. we begin with the numbers. they are climbing. have you heard? new daily coronavirus cases could more than double from current numbers, that's according to the nation's top infectious disease expert. the u.s. added almost 45,000 cases yesterday alone, another near record increase around 1,200 more deaths were reported, taking the u.s. total to