this is the situation outside the national stadium inside their dignitaries who are already mourning and conducting a national service but outside you can see groups of people who've been here some as early as 8 am wanting to get inside and despite the fact that the stadium has a 30000 people capacity there are many who are still locked out and the difficulty here is not with the security services. the. just across from the stadium there are those who have seen the national funeral service of the former president as an economic opportunity not surprising ice cream is one of the most popular things on sale today it's quite quite another thing that's really hot on the market the kenyan floods more it was after all seen as a national hero by some and it's no surprise that the national flag is out on display today with most people wanting to be associated with it. very good so many businesses. who are the good president he has a good leader there was peace during his time and we're coming to celebrate that but on the side of town further from the national stadium is a more somber mood wh

just across from the stadium there are those who have seen the national funeral service of the former president as an economic opportunity not surprising ice cream is one of the most popular things on sale today it's quite quite another thing that's really hot on the market the kenyan flood really was after all seen as a national hero by some and it's no surprise that the national flag is out on display today with most people wanting to be associated with it. the very good so many businesses would be. a good president he was a good leader there was peace during his time and we're coming to celebrate that. but on this side of town further from the national stadium is a most somber mood what's happening inside this room is people reading personal accounts of their interactions with the former president they believe him to have been responsible for gross violations against human rights forced imprisonment as well as torture i'm here to acknowledge the people who lost their lives paid the ultimate prize for the freedom of the democracy to free. that allows is probably going to take these

wave of infections many have seen a spike in daily cases including poland which is turning this national stadium into a hospital to cope with the influx of patients its health minister warns infections

the head of the international governing body for track and visited the national stadium in tokyo on thursday. he said the stadium is sustainable and beautifully designed. and will encourage athletes to perform at their highest levels. >> we are absolutely committed to working with the organizing committee for the delivery of a fantastic games. we will also be supportitive of the organizing committee in anything that we need to do.o. >> later in the day, he met with president of the tokyo organizing committee. he proposed the national stadium should be used a as the venue f the world athletic championships. he met with the minister for the tokyo olympics and paralympics, who expressed determination to make the g games success b by drawing on her own experience as an athlete. she represented japan at seven olympics a as a speed skater an track cyclist. she won a skating bronze medal in france in 1992. >>> now turning to the world weather forecast, with our meteorologist. yoko? >> hello there. a little moisture from chom-hom, rainfall will continue to develop over the weekend. total rainfall co

we are in our national stadium . now after the construction i think there will be about i don't know around $5000.00 but of course for a nation like for a while and sister kate because it's 10 to 30 percent of the population what your football watching our team in one single game and actually that's probably world record and fantastic. the nation now boasts 168 to a 4 licensed coaches that's around one post 300 inhabitants in england for example there's one coach for every 165000 people bill mcleod jakobsen is one of the most experienced coaches here almost everybody i play if you go couple of years ago 100 percent or 99 percent of all the kids in school they played football. last couple of years maybe not that much but we're up to 7080 percent of. all the people stay and they are playing and playing in some kind of a club environment. there are more sheep than people living on the islands and it rains $300.00 days a year still out pitches are the norm so why is the sport so popular probably because of the national te

poland is turning his national stadium into a hospital.elgium is warning of a tsunami of new cases. socialist candidate claims victory in bolivia's presidential rerun, paving the way for the return of people morales. -- of evo morales. money destined for the u.s. families and victims of attacks by armed groups and after has left sudan. the first step in a compensation agreement that will see the country removed from the u.s. list of state-sponsored terrorism. earlier u.s. president tweeted that the new government of sudan agreed to pay $335 million. once deposited i will lift sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism list. at long last justice for the american people and a big step for sudan. sudan's prime minister is expected to make an announcement shortly. they carried out attacks on u.s. embassies in 1998. sudan was placed on the u.s. terror list in 1993 over alleged funding of armed groups. we are to get some kind of official announcement soonish. what kind of things will you be looking for in that announcement when it comes to getti

deaths more than a quarter of a nearly answer that's infections fall in this transforming its national stadium in warsaw into a field hospital belgium is shutting bars and restaurants while wales hopes a short 2 week closure will ease the burden on the health system everyone in wales will be required to stay at home this means working from home quote a verse that is possible and the only exceptions will be critical workers and jobs where working form home is simply not possible all non-essential return to leisure hospitality and tourism businesses will close. the u.s. government is expected to remove sudan from its list of state sponsors of terrorism president donald trump says the move will take place once khartoum compensates american victims and their families he tweeted that the sudanese government has agreed to pay $335000000.00 to u.s. families and victims of attacks on official early results in bolivia suggest that. this presidential election is the candidate from the socialist party of former president have a moralist who was forced out of office after a disputed vote last year russian

our london wales meanwhile announce new coronaviruses lockdowns poland says it's turning its national stadium into one hospital and belgium is warning of a tsunami of new cases. and socialist candidate luis out sick claims victory and believe u.s. presidential rerun the paving the way for the return of ever more outlets. money destined for the u.s. families and victims of attacks by armed groups in africa has left sudan the 1st step in a compensation agreement that will see the country removed from the u.s. list of state sponsored terrorism earlier us president donald trump tweeted that the new government of sudan agreed to pay $335000000.00 once the positive i would lift so that from the state sponsors of terrorism list along last justice for the american people and the big step for so that. well sudan's prime minister is expected to make an announcement shortly the money relates to al qaeda attacks on u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1998 sudan was placed on the u.s. terror list in 1903 over its alleged funding of on to prove to get the latest now from heber morgan in khartoum so we

now, this stadium was rebuilt from the old national stadium at a cost of $1.4 billion.fact, the site of the 1964 tokyo olympics. it can hold about 68,000 people. but that may never happen. that's because mass gatherings around the world are getting canceled. air travel has also been hit hard with major u.s. airlines cutting flights to asia. the two airports that service tokyo, that's narita as well as haneda right here, have invested so heavily into upgrades, up to two million tourists are expected to fly in for the olympics. and if the games were canceled, the world's third-largest economy would take a hit. >> the probability of recession is very high. >> reporter: this man has been tracking japan's economy for the past three decades. what would be the best-case and worst-case scenarios if the olympics were canceled? >> look, i mean, first of all, if the olympics got canceled because the coronavirus is running out of control, trust me, we'll have bigger things to worry about than just the negative impact from the olympics. we'd be worrying about a global depression. >>

day are london and wales have announced new coronavirus lockdowns poland says it's turning its national stadium into a hospital and belgium is warning of a tsunami of new cases and socialist candidate luis sad sick claims victory in bolivia's presidential rerun paving the way for evermore alice to return. we begin this news hour with what seems like an imminent breakthrough in a long running dispute between the u.s. and sudan president donald trump says he is ready to remove khartoum from the u.s. list of states sponsors of terrorism 1st though he says it must pay compensation to u.s. terror victims and their families this is what he tweeted great news new government of sudan which is making great progress agreed to pay 335 $1000000.00 to us. terror victims and families once the positive that will lift sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism list a long lasting justice for the american people and the big step for so that. while sudan's prime minister is expected to make an announcement shortly the money relates to al qaeda attacks on u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania in 1908 sudan was pla

across the 18 islands symon edmonson grew up here in the tiny town of tufted right by the former national stadium i mean adjoining artificial pitch i mean the school he played here all the time. all the time especially at the summertime because. there's so much time that it's. never gotten dark so i didn't find the call home. and over and out all the time and his mother have to come up to the state and give him bread. so something good to eat. and if it's hard to. get the children home in the evening across they want to play a laid off the better off. is different where we're on from our lives like 100 meters from the football pitch session of football or. something that happens there so it's been a great adventure plying his trade for bundesliga side armenia bealefeld edmonson is the only member of the national team set up signed for a normal day club his success. it's not a surprise to those who've known him longest like his former coach. spent at the picture also off to training he was doing many of the right things and he was always there on the pitch working working on his on the skills and

across the 18 islands even edmonson grew up here in the tiny town of tufted right by the former national stadium i mean adjoining artificial pitch i mean the school he played here all the time. all the time especially at the summertime because. there's so much time but it's. never gotten dark so i didn't find the call home but i play football and poker over and out all the time and it's my have to come up to the state and give them bread. so something good to eat. and if i. get the children home in the evening across they want to play a laid off the better off. is different where we're on from our lives like 100 meters from the football pitch professional football or there was. something that happens there so it's been great that french are plying his trade for bundesliga side armenia bealefeld edmonson is the only member of the national team set up signed for a normal 2 club his success. it is not a surprise to those who've known him longest like his former coach. spent at the picture also after training he was doing many of the right things and he was always there on the pitch working working

were built for the summer olympics the center will host swimming and the diving events and the national stadium will host the opening ceremony on july 24th the coronavirus has raised questions about whether the games will be postponed or canceled but in recent days officials have insisted the competition will take place. to the bundesliga now where the stand this weekend pits the 2 title hopefuls against each other 3rd place dortmund travels to 4th place to mention glad back on saturday in their pursuit to the try and by munich not a side can afford to drop points in the battle of the brushes off the field bus club's fans behave after offensive ben has caused controversy in recent weeks. the adult men have already beaten. back twice in the league cup they seize him now they go to got back needing another win to keep the pressure on at the top. a one nil home win over freiburg last weekend was more labored than dortmund hoped. with star forward erling brout holland was surprisingly only a substitute but is expected to return to the starting line up fellow january recruit. has also impressed the

whole country and we see now we are in one of the main station of the capital in santiago the national stadium so there are thousands of people both the right now in display in place and all around the country so it's very important but the solutions to social problems need. public policies we need more time months on i think that today well the party of them across the party but tomorrow sheehan's are going to see that their problems are still there and this referendum cannot solve these problems social problems like a lot of problems from one day to another. that was you have vermeer us in santiago that ok now to some of the other stories making news around the world security forces in belarus of use stun grenades against demonstrators as tens of thousands took to the streets of the capital minsk and other cities to protest against hardline leader of xander the good shaker. opposition is threatening a nationwide strike on monday unless he resigns because of rigging his reelection. protesters have returned to the streets of bangkok after the thai prime minister ignored their deadline for him

numbers of infections and deaths may be much higher poland plans to set up a field hospital at the national stadium in warsaw as it faces a health system overload of the european countries including belgium switzerland and italy are also tightening restrictions as cases continue to rise south africa's health minister and his wife have tested positive for the virus they say they are quarantining at home and chief palestinian negotiator saya erekat is in intensive care in israeli hospital after his condition worsened he tested positive for corona virus earlier this month for police and friends say they've searched dozens of homes belonging to islamist militants the raids are in connection with last week's beheading of a teacher in paris and some of the potty had taken or had used cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad to teach students about freedom of expression a suspect was shot dead shortly after by police on sunday people across france took to the streets in parties memory. thousands of people came to the past and that probably in paris to show their solidarity with the slain teachers samuel pa

and they'll play their home games to come against barca and juve in the brand new national stadium inritage goes back to hungary's football heyday, when the national team regularly beat england in the 50s and 605. but for this country and this club, it's been a long road back. they were an amazing team back in the 60s and 70s. they won the inter—cindy ferris club to the the uefa cup and playing in groups, major supporters and about hungry, they supported the fans. and not just a moment for the club, but for the country almost compared a little bit too when hungry qualified in 2016, which is after, not quite that level but it doesn't feel that far off. and up to 22,000 of those supporters could be allowed into the puskas arena for those group games — that's 30% of the capacity which is the uefa limit. but there are separate restrictions on crowds in place across europe. no fans will be watching english teams this week — that's because spain and the uk currently doesn't allow spectators in for elite sport. in france, paris is under curfew restriction, but in rennes to the west they can

built for the summer olympics the quote extend that will host swimming and diving events and the national stadium will host the opening ceremony on july 24th the coronavirus has raised questions about whether the games will be postponed or even canceled but in recent days officials have insisted that the competitions will take place as shit. out of a country where women's progress was a long time coming south korea the nation now has its 1st a main female news anchor in a country with the world's 12th largest economy it's taken 7 decades for a woman to be promoted to the menus and is role it's a landmark development in a traditional and conservative society and it's making headline news made veteran journalist lisa. stepping into the spotlight and pushing through the glass ceiling besides breaking news journalist lisa jong is also breaking boundaries becoming south korea's 1st ever female main news anchor though the country is transformed itself into a modern economic powerhouse culturally it's still often a man's world. so you. don't want to go there at all you know traditionally the main news a

built for the summer olympics the aquatics center will host swimming and diving events and the national stadium will host the opening ceremony on july 24th the coronavirus has raised questions about whether the games will be postponed or canceled but in recent days officials have insisted that the competition will take place as scheduled. all right coming up next to business africa with ben physical and he'll be taking a look at how the corona virus outbreak has dealt a blow to south africa's already struggling economy and don't forget you can always get the very latest on a website v.w. dot com and also the latest headlines by following us on twitter our handle there at the w. news for all of us from berlin thank you for watching. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word the word from the. coaches in germany to learn german why not go with him simple online on your mobile and 3. d. w z e learning course you can speak german mating season.

our reporter laura scott has more details from england's national stadium, wembley, in london.by the time uefa's crisis talks began, there really was only one solution left on the table. given the widespread disruption across european foot well, and that was delaying euro 2020, due to take place across 12 cities, including london, with seven matches due to be staged at wembley. but they did postpone it, by exactly a year, and it will now start injune 2021. uefa is giving the priority to the domestic competitions, in the hope that by freeing up that space in june and july, it will give them the best chance of completing their competitions. we knew we have to start the competitions. we think that postponing the euro is the only chance to get a chance to do the national leagues, and all of the other competitions, to finished their competition. also that is not sure for now, but we should now think about the health of the fans and of the players, and of course, we have to think about football as a whole, the whole ecosystem of football. that's why we have decided today that we will

you can see the national stadium and the gym nazium right there. tokyo was all geared up fors it second games this summer and the announcement of the postponement was hugely disappointing for athletes around the world and in the final report we talk to athletes from south sudan to see how they have been impacted. they have been training hard in japan since last year. >> this gym of four athletes have been training in japan since november. >> not yet that great. >> south sudan gained their independence in 2011 after a half century of fighting. he is the oldest of eight siblings. he has been the bread winner for his family. when he was picked for his country's olympic team his mother encouraged him to go. he is not just competing for the sake of his family. four years ago sports tournaments in south sudan have brought together young people from different ethnic groups. something to ease tensions in the country. >> to compete and get good results so that everybody will be healthy in the country. then came terrible news. postponement. >> you know, this

hearts take on celtic inside an empty national stadium. chance to complete a clean sweep of domestic trophies for the fourth year in a row. a victory for hearts would mean payback in more ways than one. here's our sports news correspondent, chris mclaughlin. what scottish cup weekend usually looks like versus... glasgow on the weekend of cup final 2020. all very bizarre. on sunday, the stands of hamden will be empty as last season's showpiece is finally played out days before christmas. this was 2019, the same line as sunday. two teams at the top of their game. how things have changed. celtics struggling and manager under huge pressure. it's important to us to try and complete a quadruple, which probably will never be seen again. maybe on a bit of form, yeah it's a good time for us. how much do you think a good time for us. how much do you thinka win good time for us. how much do you think a win on sunday will go some way towards going down that convincing doubters you are the one? you may never convince convincing doubters you are the one

you should be able to see the national stadium from here they always show that on t.v. . it's the biggest stadium in the world no not in the whole world. the houses are really close to one another. that's how it is a country guy. and i would tell him that the others have already grown used to living here but we haven't it's hard for us. but if they walk around as if everything were completely normal. i bet any come here. to talk. with their you from san francisco their plan what if you must be nice that. it's winter right now. and comments like like here. life here is terrible it really is you know you have to work all the time just to get by to get a thought. every day every day in my day after day to feed your children. because everyone here is fighting to survive they built their hearts on pretty tight time but look at how we living here we've been pushed obviously as if we didn't exist. but with it would you like to get more rock concert. and where in the coyote district. isn't that dangerous. so you do you. going to do they know you there. about i like the area but i

they have been discussing the issue here at the national stadium for months and although there is noto dementia, the scottish fa are taking no chances and children under the age of 12 will be banned from heading in training. we need to take some sensible, pragmatic steps at the moment and that's largely to be to try to reduce the overall burden, the number of times that children had, it is more common in matches. kyle mcculloch does one to one youth coaching. he has also coached in the us. but a ban on children heading the ball has been in place since 2015. you see players like rinaldo on tv scoring wonderful goals with his head. i think that maybe the problem here, as to how we can coach them. there has been some serious situations where players have lost their lives, next legends and players have gone on to get dementia and things like this. so i'm glad the sfa are leading the rest of foot ball the sfa are leading the rest of football and doing something like this, because it is very, very important. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: articles of impeachment

hospitals that cannot take patients anymore and at the moment the government even turns the national stadium and or so into a few to hospital he reports that similar emergency entities from his top list and the rest of the country the system is not breaking down yet but we expect it to reach its limits and a couple of weeks. the views from the european hotspots were meanwhile getting back to berlin the police are investigating what is reported to be the biggest act of vandalism committed against works of art in antiquity in post-war germany over 60 art works how on berlin's museum island were sprayed with what's been described as a colorless oily substance where the collection on the island includes items from antiquity such as the program bontempo. some of the damage is clearly visible like on these egyptian side coffer guy on the 3rd of october a total of $63.00 artworks and artifacts in 4 museums were vandalized with an oily liquid investigations are still ongoing and the extent of the damage remains far from clear police only said the liquid was transparent and not corrosive authorities

they have been discussing the issue here at the national stadium for months and although there is noeading a ball to dementia, the scottish fa are taking no chances and children under the age of 12 will be banned from heading in training. we need to take some sensible, pragmatic steps at the moment and that is likely going to be to try and reduce that overall burden, the number of times that young players head, and heading in training is much more common than in matches. carl mcculloch does one—to—one youth coaching. he has also coached in the us where a ban on children heading the ball has been in place since 2015. they see players like ronaldo on tv scoring wonderful goals with his head. that may be the problem here, is how we try and uncoach them. there has been some serious situations where players have lost their lives, ex—legends and players have gone on to get dementia and things like this. i am glad the sfa are leading the rest of football and doing something like this because it very important. carlos beltran has stepped down as new york mets manager because for his role in

you should be able to see the national stadium from here they always show that on t.v. it's the biggest stadium in the world no not in the whole world. but the houses are really close to one another. that's how it isn't going to go. then let them know the others have already grown used to living here but we haven't it's hard for us but. if they walk around as if everything were completely normal. oh you better come here. if there are you from san francisco know. what it must be nice that. it's going to ride out. the comments like like here. life here is terrible it really is you know you have to work all the time just to get by to get a thought. every day instead of a day my day after day to feed your children. because everyone here is fine hunter survived they built their hearts on pretty tight time but look at how we living here mostly been pushed. as if we didn't exist to. look at what would you like to get on a rock concert. and where and the kind of district. isn't that dangerous. so it is going to be no you they're not this. about on like the area but i got a good

are taking emergency action to stop the rapid spread of coronavirus poland is transforming its national stadium into a field hospital while both ireland and wells are heading back into short periods of lockdown. the number of current of virus cases knowledge in spain is now top 1000000 the latin american country has seen cases increase despite one of the world's longest look and many say the 2nd wave of the virus is arriving before the 1st post i made to feature will be introduced to the final u.s. presidential debate between donald trump and his rival joe biden the decision comes after the 1st debate was marred by interruptions and insults the international red cross says a stable cease falls needed in gonna karabakh 2nd to help civilians there are reports the shelling continues days after the media agreed to humanitarian issues those are the headlines the news continues here on out 0 to witness i want you to. defeat this terrible china virus as we call it there is no place for heat in america. feeling great about your word is not a political statement this is scientific recommendation the fin

they have been discussing the issue here at the national stadium four months.nce linking heading a ball to dementia, the scottish fa are taking no chances. and children under the age of 12 will be banned from heading in training. we all appreciate it has taken a long time for the field study to get to the situation. we cannot wait on the evidence one way or other force that we need to take sensible pragmatic steps at the moment. and that is likely going to be to try and reduce that overall burden, the number of times that young players head and heading in training is much more common than in matches. kyle mcculloch does one—to—one youth coaching. he is also coached in the us but a ban on children heading the ball has been in place since 2015. they will want to have the ball. they will want to have the ball. they come excited into training. they see players like rinaldo on tv scoring wonderful goals with his head. that may be the problem here is how we try and and coach them. i think the kids probably over there don't have the ball as much is made the kids in sc

action in a desperate bid to stop the rapid spread of the virus there poland is transforming its national stadium in warsaw into a field hospital for covert 1000 patients while wales hopes a short 2 week closure will ease the burden on its health system now reports as the united kingdom wonders whether it will soon be under a full lockdown wales has taken a big step down its own path to devolve government is starting what it calls a 2 week fire break from friday the type of restrictions last seen back in the spring between for the 23rd of october and the 9th of november everyone in wales will be required to stay at home this means working from home where ever that is possible and the only exception. will be critical workers and jobs where working form home is simply not possible the welsh government says the measures need to be short and sharp to fight an exponential rise in covered 19 cases it's offering almost 400 $1000000.00 in support for businesses affected. money's a sticking point in greater manchester in northwest england earmarked for the toughest restrictions local politicians want simi

coronavirus both island and wales are heading into short periods while poland is transforming its national stadium into a field hospital as the government warns it could see $20000.00 new cases a day the u.s. has charged 6 former russian military offices for global cyber attacks the justice department says hackers targeted events like the and then picks in tokyo and the french presidential elections the group are part of the same unit that interfered in the 2016 u.s. election no country has weaponized its cyber capabilities as maliciously and it responsibly as russia wantonly causing unprecedented collateral damage to pursue small tactical advantages and fits of spite. the defendants in this case were all members of the military unit 74455 of the russian main intelligence directorate known as the g.r.u. . the department previously charged members of the same unit also known to cyber security researchers as the sand worm team for their role in russia's efforts to interfere with the 2016 u.s. elections. guinea's electoral body has dismissed the main opposition count as a scream of victory in the pre

all just a in recent weeks to preserve his legacy and alljust a short distance from scotland's national stadiume country in a landmark 61 victory over england but it would be more than 120 years before another black player represented the men's team. —— 6—1 victory. this munch, they lost a number of initiatives to combat racism and promote equality. former hibernian player believes it should bea hibernian player believes it should be a priority. these days when i look back it was really, really violent. it was racial abuse in games and with fans and players throughout the whole duration of my career. in elite football? yeah. at that time there wasn't many black scottish kids that came through the ranks. for the not to be as many coming through in football there must be an issue there. to have that steady stream of good good quality players it has to be a grassroots thing. you can't let the kind that deter you. you have to be that beacon and work that path so other black players will say you know what, i can do that. along the jersey and sing the national anthem, the goose bumps and you felt lik

action in a desperate effort to stop the rapid spread of coronavirus poland is transforming its national stadiuminto a field hospital while both ireland and wales are heading back into short periods of lockdown protest organizers in thailand have called off demonstrations for the day to give the government 24 hours to respond to their demands they want the government to resign a new constitution and reform of the monarchy the international red cross is a stable ceasefire is needed in nagorno-karabakh so it can help civilians there reports shelling continues days after azerbaijan and armenia agree to a humanitarian truce in the disputed region those are the headlines want to an east starts now. it's. ok. to. be. scolded 19 continues to ravage america another epidemic is a major. harassment and the hate crimes against asian americans are on the riots. were the kids go back to whatever country you belong to ok. this is not your place fueled by fear of the virus and about how it spreads. this. is just. a chinese. targeted. a man. hunt is underway but no one's been identified. looking for the attacks

the national stadium has been turned into a temporary field hospital. they have broken their own record for covid cases with more than 120,000 infections smashing the record set the previous day. china has barred arrivals from france. have largely brought their outbreak under control but are closing themselves off through tight travel restrictions. the world is racing to find a vaccine against the virus. beyondech is leading the way while another german from is also developing a promising candidate. both have turned to south america to carry out their tests. >> peru was one of the first testing grounds but residents of the islam paid little heed. they are more concerned with just getting through the pandemic. >> we did not even get emergency support from our government. it is the same for everyone here. they have forgotten us. but peru is not alone as a focus for testing. most producers have set up shop and many are testing in brazil. in sao paulo hundreds of people enrolled in the study. they were given the candidate vaccine or a placebo. they are not

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. >> reporter: japan's new national stadium would have been packed with fans this week. instead, it stands empty. but olympic organizers remain optimistic it will see the world's greatest athletes this time next year. >> we are fully committed to celebrate the olympic games, tokyo 2020, next year in july and august, all together with the japanese people. >> reporter: bach says ensuring the safety of athletes and spectators is the top priority for all involved. but it'sard to knonow how best to do that. >> we're doing great with education and with great commitmement, all following the same principle from the very beginning, that we want to organize olympic games only in a safe environment f for all peop involved. >> reporter: many countries have already expressed concerns. nhk sent surveys to 239 national olympic committees and international sports federations. 22 responded. nearly 70% want the games canceled. most of the others say it should be further postponed. the olympic committee says the pandemic has made it very difficult for athletes to train. this committee said

you see the national stadium and gymnasium right there. all geared up for the games this summer. so the announcement of its postponement was hugely disappointing for athletes around the world. in our final report, we zoom into the story of athletes from south sudan, to see how they have been impacted. they have been training hard in japan since last year toward their participation in the olympics. >> reporter: south sudan's team of four athletes have been training in japan since november. abraham competes in the 1,50000 meters. >> not yet all that great because -- yeah -- >> south sudan gained its independence in 2011, after more than half a century of fighting. because the situation there is still unstable, the athletes came to japan early so they could train in peace. guem is the oldest of eight sisiblings. since his father died three years ago, he has been the breadwinner for his family. when he was picked for his country's olympic team, his mother encouraged him to go. even though it meant she would have to support the family, herself.

and we see now we are in one of the main polling station of the capital in something i go the national stadium so there are thousands of people vote the right now in these places place and all around the country so it's very important but the solutions to social problems need. public policies we need more time months on i think that today well the party a democratic party but tomorrow chileans are going to see that there are problems on. are still there and this referendum cannot solve these problems social problems like anomic problems from one day to another. and here on you mentioned these social problems that have sparked the protests what are they specifically. they are main basic problems in this country by for example water this is one of main rights for human beings on the constitution that's an anti water free water for the people i mean like a private company could buy water on a river and then you see them manage it according to its own interest problems with education own economic problems up pensions for all people so those problems are sometimes blocked because of the gun situati

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you should be able to see the national stadium from here they always show that on t.v. . it's the biggest stadium in the world no not in the whole world. but the houses are really close to one another. that's how it is and try to go. and let them know the others have already grown used to living here but we haven't it's hard for us but. if they walk around as if everything were completely normal. i bet they come here. if they are you from san francisco and their political power what it must be nice to. get up and it's winter right now. because mike like here. life here is terrible it really is you know you have to work all the time just to get by. every day every day in my day after day to feed your children. because everyone here is fighting to survive and they built their hearts on pretty tight time look at how we're living here living pushed up you know as if we didn't exist . look at it would you like to get more rock concert. and where in the kind of district. isn't that dangerous. see it is going to they know you they're not. about on like the area but i got a good

the national stadium of wales is being transformed into a field hospital to cope with the rising demand for beds. another famous sporting venue, and chester united posco stadium is being replaced on a reserve list as a temporary blood donation center. the teams players agreed to donate 30% of their wages to local hospitals. there is immense pressure to ease the lockdown but the government must strike a balance between what is proportionate and potentially reckless. steve barker, al jazeera, london. >> opec and their allies have reached an agreement to cut output. in a statement, the group says it would reduce oil production by 10 million barrels per day. that would start on may the first. oil prices have plummeted by around 30% after lockdowns to prevent the spread of the coronavirus cut demand. the white house says president trump is currently speaking to russia's president and saudi arabia's king about the deal. still ahead on al jazeera, thousands of afghans rushed to the border ahead of the planned closure to contain the spread of the coronavirus. and the president releases a home w

and we see now we are in one of the main polling station of the capital and something i go the national stadium so there are thousands of people voting right now in this place place and all around the country so it's very important but the solutions to social problems need. public policies we need more time months on i think that today well the party a democratic party but tomorrow chileans are going to see that there are problems on. are still there and this referendum cannot solve these problems social problems like a lot of problems from one day to another. and your own you mention these social problems that have sparked the protests what are they specifically. they are main and basic problems in this country by for example water this is one of main rights for human beings and the constitution that's an anti water free water for the people i mean like a private company could buy water or a river and then use it and manage it according to its own interests problems with education economic problems are pensions for all people so those problems are sometimes blocked because of the constitution

you should be able to see the national stadium from here they always show them on t.v. . it's the biggest stadium in the world no not in the whole world. thought that the houses are really close to one another. that's how it is and kind of guy you. can live with and then all the others have already grown used to living here but we haven't it's hard for us but. when they walk around as if everything were completely normal. i bet any come here. we talk the way. they are you from san francisco they put what it must be nice to. get up a lot it's a winter right now. because my bike here. life here is terrible it really is you know you have to work all the time just to get by to get a thought. every day instead of a day. by day after day to feed your children. because everyone here is fighting to survive they built their hearts on pretty tight time but look at how we living here living pushed up you know as if we didn't exist to. look at what would you like to get a small rock concert. and where in the coyote district. isn't that dangerous. see it is going to they know you they

this venue seats 15,000, the second most expensive venue after the national stadium. among the first to swim a lap in the pool won six gold medals at the 2018 asian games. the tokyo games are set to open on july 23rd, 2021. >>> attention all spartans. the san jose football team returns to the field tonight. they will be the first division i school in the bay area to kick off its shortened season. the last time they began a season in october was 1936. tonight, they're taking on air force in san jose. there will be no fans in the stands, but crews will be in the stands providing full coverage. >>> tomorrow, the niners take on the patriots in new england. join us for 49ers pregnaame liv. then switch over for the postgame live for am sis and postgame reaction. >>> it's the cardinals versus the seahawks. this game directly impacts the 49ers. watch it right here on nbc bay area. coverage kicks off at 4:00. we'll be right back. in business you have to be able to shift-pivot-adapt. then do it all over again. comcast business gives you fast, reliable internet on the nation's l