is there any basic moves dance to abba. is there any basic m oves you dance to abba.ves you can teach me now that would up my game? should i stand up and show you? please do! however you wa nt to and show you? please do! however you want to do it. i hope you are doing this with me. of course. it's easy. but you're right leg, take them together, you open your right leg and then, you tap with your left. then you take your weight to the left side and top with their right. again, right, tap. left, tap. now we change it up just a little again, right, tap. left, tap. now we change it upjust a little bit. as you open your legs and keep rumbling, as you tap, you clap. ok. there you go. rumble, tap, clap, step. rumble, tap, clap, step. i got it! this is a really serious bit, because this is all really good fun and great, but the dance world — we we re fun and great, but the dance world — we were getting into the theatre world, you are big and the telly world. all that has stopped because of the coronavirus, hasn't it? it really has, and it is really u nfortu nate really has, a

my name is abba.you. >> reporter: wiping spilled liquid on the floor is an easy task but that's not all she can do. ♪ abba can make small talk and even rap while cleaning. two of the robots have joined the workforce of this company which cleans commercial buildings. >> this is sara. it's a stock robot and has been with us for two months and this is erla who just join us and learning, as well. >> reporter: once an instruction is sent via a smartphone, they can work on their own. their boss gives them instructions. while sarah and ella clean the floor, the other workers can remove scratches on the wall or scrub off stubborn stains, things they didn't have time before. >> the human workers are now able to do more delicate work. and more fine finish work. >> they help my staff but also help me in doing my work and to understand what are the challenges i will face in the future. >> reporter: robots are a boon for human workers in singapore. they're expected to become more and more integrated into the labor

of in defeat hearing in law enforcement early abbas narrow fired at the police chief. argentina inmates at a prison have a stage a rooftop demonstration demanding more protection from coronavirus that's after god tested positive there is a war reports from outside the jail in biocide. the default of prison in the city of one a site is taken over inmates. hundreds of them on the rooftop of the only prison in the city. we need help we don't want to die here they said we're not animals and the 3rd one guard tested positive in the past week and prisoners say they fear for their lives water and electricity has been cut off. the prisoners say there are many who have chronic diseases and need to be put under house arrest prisons in argentina already have a history of overcrowding and lack of sanitation as in this one we've been seeing the prisoners throwing rocks and the police responding use a rubber bullets were also heard several explosions inside and rest has been on the rise in prisons in this countries as inmates are fearful of the spread of covert 19 . the inmates rela

of interfering in law enforcement early abbas narrow fired the federal police chief. now nursing homes in the united states have been on the front line of the coronavirus pandemic with death tolls increasing rapidly advocates say more testing is needed to control the outbreak christian salumi has more. they are the most at risk the elderly with underlying medical conditions making nursing homes a frightening place in the midst of a pandemic particularly for family members who aren't allowed to visit like sissy sanders i am just a mere common citizen who doesn't want to see my mother die after 2 months and more than 11000 deaths in nursing homes across the nation she's one of many advocates calling for more testing not just of nursing home residents but also staff. currently west virginia is the only state to mandate such testing one industry group estimates 2 thirds of long term care facilities don't have access to enough test kits that the health care workers at which the that work at both places walkable sure that are kind of like the silent carriers are the virus a

prime minister abbas johnson remains in intensive care. i'm convinced this is just there a live from doha also coming up. long lines and traffic jams in china as rouhani as thousands are allowed to leave the city for the 1st time in months. they called it wrong they call it war. president donald trump's latest target is the world health organization is criticism out of his response to the coronavirus can demick. ethiopia declares a state of emergency and warns of grave legal measures against anyone who undermines the fight against the pandemic. the death toll in the u.k. continues to surge with figures just released confirming that 828 people have died in england alone in the past 24 hours from corona virus nearly 56000 people have been infected across the country among them prime minister johnson who remains in intensive care parce johnson was given supplementary oxygen cabinet ministers say he's in a stable condition and is in good spirits. joins us now live from london outside the hospital actually live archons and is being treated 1st

britain's prime minister abbas johnson is undergoing tests in hospital 10 days after being diagnosed with corona virus he tweeted that he's in good spirits despite suffering continuing symptoms meanwhile the death toll in the u.k. is approaching 5403 fatalism is reported over the past day. u.s. president donald trump is sounded a note of optimism saying there is light at the end of the tunnel as despite a warning from his nation's top surgeon that americans should prepare for their hardest saddest week. a pandemic is for schools around the world to close with students continuing their educational why many of them in some parts of africa are missing out because the results is just aren't available catherine sawyer reports from eastern kenya where thousands of students and urban informal settlements and rural areas are struggling maybe we'll skip this but this is the new normal in many schools in kenya we are due to a quick check in before the last one starts and julius my sharia is settling into the idea that he might be remotely teaching his students for months my machine has heard s

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s leadership as british prime minister abbas johnson is kept in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worse in. japan declares a state of emergency in the capital and other regions to tackle the outbreak. as iran looks to relax its lock down some fairly our break there may be far worse than reported. and a critically ill patient turned away from 6 hospitals a bag with its fears grow over an escalating outbreak. now have all the schools including us the president dana white says that he's close to securing a private island to make sure he can keep staging events to the core of our spending but. we begin in the u.k. where foreign secretary dominic robb is stepping in to lead the government that's after prime minister barak's johnson was moved to intensive care in london he was transferred to hospital after his covert 900 symptoms got worse on monday night the father with this report. this is where the most powerful man in britain is under close observation every branch of government was already under strain and now this downing street say the prime minister who is 55 was moved

these private—sector leaders along with others such as roche, abba, back and in certain, coal objectsve been exceptional partners and our unprecedented drive to expand our states capabilities in our countries capabilities. the job they've done is been incredible. the testing being developed and being developed right now has been truly an amazing thing. iwant right now has been truly an amazing thing. i want to thank abbot laboratories for thejob thing. i want to thank abbot laboratories for the job they've done. i want to thank roche and particular those two have really stepped forward, and have it with a five minute test that people can take. and a five—minute know what the answer is. i'd like to asked if i could, the exit of the eight executives of these great companies and they are, they have really helped us a lot over the last 45 day period. were talking about a 45 day period. were talking about a 45 day period when many of us met. and since then like walmart and the others have done has been nothing short of amazing. i just want to ask them to come forward and say a few words ab

i am getting from come to the chase continued into the neighboring district abbas. i am the suspects destination is the imperial court billed as temporary housing of the 2nd world war the project and those around it survived and became synonymous with the origins of dentistry games or civil unrest and home to one of america's most neglected because my only o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o cause i'm not an unfamiliar side. but as the suspect abandon his car that home they were particularly hunting for less than the hour. toiletry sponsored by the palace. and the city's chief of police charlie beck but today we're having a toy giveaway which president's. words. the terrorist in the. past. hour on. john initially when he ran across there were people screaming that there was there is parents who are grabbing kids and family is going to scare out of you. to see him knowing the only story. for some american is still being the land of opportunity for running out of options and into trouble is a recurring theme in the area the as well expectancy in los angeles coun

abbas. surgeon's knife symphony for the world. in 45 minutes on d w. closely . carefully. will soon be nice to be a good. match. discover the. above. subscribe to the documentary on the tube. welcome to global 3000 just this week we meet a south african entrepreneur who's using sustainable bricks made of construction waste to build sturdy hugs for the pull. of many people in the town of port too but only in a material sense we visit the nation where happiness is the most important thing. first though we go to the ends.

5 and another indicator of the widespread economic devastation british prime minister abbas johnson is leaving his 1st weekly cabinet meeting since falling ill with coronavirus new figures have pushed the death toll to more than $26000.00 the lebanese government has approved a financial reform plan for its crisis hit economy the government's been under pressure to act after demonstrations were held in several lebanese cities for a 3rd straight night yemen has recorded its 1st 2 coronavirus deaths sparking fears of a major outbreak in a country ravaged by civil war 5 new cases were reported in the southern port city of aden takes the total number of infections to 6 nationwide. it's the stream now stay with us we're back with more news at the top of the hour with adrian as coronavirus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can he be still trying to join us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera. to be ok and you mean. the coronavirus time to make in differe

that there were 4 of us in the hit team i was under the command of and abbas and silat. they ordered us to go to egypt it was sunday november 28th 1971 the 3 of us waited for was fit in the lobby of the shuttle. as soon as he entered the hotel we opened fire on him we shot him 14 pounds then we gave ourselves up. that was the plan that we were to kill him and then go to try to gain with the export. the role that yasser arafat played in forming black september and planning its operations has always been open to conjecture today al jazeera can finally reveal the truth. here are 5 new everything. he wasn't a guitar player he was the leader of the revolution and the canister. that the film mob. used to act in concert with arafat when we were preparing for an operation in jordan arafat came to our camp that didn't meet with us then i came by helicopter and met with us while arafat was on another room in the camp he didn't want to meet with us but later on he denies it us on. the assassination of tel was just the opening shot of the black september organization. a more dramati

and that's how the week is looking so far today i will have more stories for you at the top of the abba don't forget you can also get the latest on the pandemic at our website social media pages and you chief. i'll be down this cold day i die and i hope not i hope i don't have to spend my days going to save dogs and you know you can't save more and then you ride by barns and you look how on earth is a dog or. sad it's only fair allowed to do this to these dogs. i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in a cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the thunder nothing they have no protection yet as soon as we take the dog in each it's just wants to. meet you so you know once the affection. to get what you. know it's ok. to have a. mom and dad will probably live their entire lives on that facility in a pin whether it's smaller or larger sized but they're not themselves hence they are breeding.

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being with that aussie the sunday evening will be back with more stories for you at the top of the abba don't forget we have got plenty of updates on our web site saying and social media pages i think take a look at that is when you can. that's. so there is. a lot and very very big worlds apart as you can probably gas some joining us north from our usual studio from my old all my. old of the last couple of weeks isolation has become an overbearing and while most of us can't go back to our normal lives it's hard to tell what normal even means at this point how will the college 19. change the way we run our politics economy and social relations gaza.

ghulam and raza abbas passed away within hours of each other at the royal gwent hospital — just weeks. colette hume reports. united in life, united now in death. brothers raza and ghulam died side by side in intensive care. they were just 53 and 59. at ghulam‘s home in newport, friends and neighbours come to pay their respects to his widow and two daughters. we were all hoping and praying that he would fall through, and my uncle also. but allah had other plans. it gives us a bit of comfort knowing they were together. i mean, they were in the hospital beds together, next to each other. so it‘s hard, but then at least we kind of comfort herself thinking at least they are together now. a few miles away, the family of ghulam‘s brother raza are grieving too. he was the father of two sons and a grandfather. he and his wife nicola had been together since they were teenagers. he was nothing but a true gentleman with a heart of gold, and he would do anything to help anyone. i love you, raz. we will never forget you. and she has this message for those defying the lockdown. people going to beach

reports that it wasted time and botched its response to the coronavirus pandemic with prime minister abbas johnson directly to blame a damning report in the sunday times newspaper says he ignored scientists warnings and skipped 5 emergency meetings as the crisis group says the total of u.k. deaths pushed past 16000 children and reports from around the accusations of complacency a misjudgment to spread across 4 pages the headline a damning assessment of god.

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hello from tehran my name is abbas us. senior research fellow at the center for a minute is the study of studies i'm in the capital city ron. good to have you welcome to the stream how lonely guy welcome back to the street thanks for having me negara mark has the an iranian american journalist based in washington. i lovera welcome to the straight. hello from ox florida i'm really are i'm really i'm a doctoral student and currently at oxford university i focus on public health in iran so i spend half of my time into her own and half of my time in oxford. get to have guests let's start the conversation with dr neal brahimi she told the stream a little bit earlier how difficult it was for medical staff initially when they were trying to handle the coa finest outbreak in. iran and she explains how difficult stop was at the beginning to situation wasn't good at all because all of a sudden the hospital turned into the center of an infectious disease and we have to partment. the are assisting our men you know readers who grew to

country continue to rise restrictions on movement will be imposed in the lagos states president mahmoud abbas says the nation's response to the cove of 19 disease is a matter of life and death a country so far reported more than $300.00 cases including 10 deaths. rwanda was one of the 1st countries in sub-saharan africa to impose a total loss of the coronavirus and the havoc but human rights campaigners have accused security forces in several states of using heavy handed tactics on civilians on the force and guidelines put in place by their governments catherine so our reports have our. security forces are making sure people follow lockdown orders in the capital kigali anyone who doesn't can be arrested and fined. with valid reasons such as visiting a hospital and market trance for food have their temperatures checked before being allowed to proceed alone or there are people who do not understand the problem they just come here to walk around we continue to tell them to stay at home they can infect the whole population here those who come to buy food must respect regulations. of social distan

minister has resigned accusing president tradable tomorrow of interfering in law enforcement early abbas our fired at the federal police chief. now india is easing some restrictions in its coronavirus down neighborhood shops selling non essential goods have been allowed to open but only at 50 percent capacity shops in busy areas malls and infection hotspots will remain closed india has reported nearly 25000 cases and 735 deaths on friday it recorded its highest one day increase in infections the lockdown has been extended until may. now the world's news now and it's been 5 years since a powerful earthquake struck nepal many families are still waiting to rebuild their homes thousands of people were killed and 800000 displaced and cultural and historical monuments were damaged most of the reconstruction has been completed but for some the work is not happening fast enough for me at a limbo reports from kathmandu. it's been 5 years since the magnitude $7.00 earthquake struck parts of nepal. saddam by a sock is home collapsed in the quake tired of living in a temporary shelter her family is

participation in some shape or form to cut production along with them well thank you kristie for that abba are we want to bring in peter schiff c.e.o. of euro pacific capital now peter i want to start by asking you are we starting to see a turning point as christi pointed out in the market as we get better data out of the krona virus death now has all the news now been priced at and do we have a bottom now. well i tend to doubt it you know too many people are focused on the pin and ignoring the bubble that the pinprick you know before the covert 19 shut down the u.s. economy was long overdue for a severe recession and the us stock market was long overdue for a bear market so i think that coke would virus simply accelerated the onset of both and so all that's going to happen is that we're going to return to a recession and a bear market so i would not get excited about this rally i think we still have a long way to go on the down side and the economy i think is going to be even worse well chrystia your thought some people even comparing this not only now to the 2000 it recession but to the

of the land to give israel that it just in the sea to annex that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas have been addressing the nation in a televised praeter court to televised speech that was recorded before the pump a statement but he addressed this very issue and it's expected that his position will remain the same if the same even after he said that he will be cutting all signed agreements with israel if israel most forward with these plans of course this is a statement that we've heard from. many times in many analysts would say that he really doesn't have any more cards to play at this point that's why he's seeking the international community he's been saying that this is a legal under international law and israel now is more empowered than ever by the current u.s. administration to continue with its actions on the ground including annexation which is considered illegal under insured international law all right and that abraham from amala. south africa's president has announced a $26000000000.00 covert 19 rescue package and more than $70000.00 soldiers nearly the entire standing

ghulam and raza abbas passed away within hours of each other at the royal gwent hospitaljust weeks afterwith people to stay at home and stop the spread of the disease. colette hume reports. united in life, united now in death. brothers raza and ghulam died side by side in intensive care. they were just 53 and 59. at ghulam's home in newport, friends and neighbours come to pay their respects to his widow and two daughters. we were all hoping and praying that he would pull through, and my uncle also. but allah had other plans. it gives us a bit of comfort knowing they were together. i mean, they were in the hospital beds together, next to each other. so it's hard, but then at least we kind of comfort ourself thinking at least they are together now. and they didn't go alone, they had each other. just a few miles away, the family of ghulam's brother raza are grieving too. he was the father of two sons and a grandfather. he and his wife nicola had been together since they were teenagers. he was nothing but a true gentleman with a heart of gold, and he would do anything to help anyone. i love

is moving forward and it is doing so effectively with the open support of the united states mahmoud abbas president of the palestinian authority responded forcefully reminding pump a 0 emission yahoo landed talking about it's not theirs to determine adding if they continue with an exception plans the palestinian authority will cancel current agreements with the u.s. and israel. we told all concerned at the national parties including the u.s. administration and the israeli government that we want to stand with cross hands if israel announced a new parts of holland's the united nations has repeatedly voiced its concern although it sued it wasn't clear if pump air has given israel a green light we have in the past 1st great concern. about possible addicks a sure no new unilateral moves there are major position and i do expect mr lighton off to take. a brief to say more on this at his briefing this week in the security council that briefing is on thursday in new york the palestinians and many countries consider israeli whispering settlements to be illegal under the geneva convention which ban

is president's chief of staff has died from corona virus kerry was a top aide to president mahmoud abbas hiree and one of the most powerful men in nigeria he traveled to germany and egypt early last month before falling ill gary was in his seventy's and out and out underlying health problems including diabetes . so had on al-jazeera as he coronavirus crisis deepens in north america canadians come together to help societies most vulnerable to the goods and services they need. the air. but. hello there the winter weather very much weather's across central regions of the united states is right in the forecast as well but of course it's been about this cold air plunging south and the snow that we have seen so have a look at this westminster in colorado really quite deep and of course they're trying to keep the streets into denver as much as 15 centimeters has come down in 24 hours into the mountains to the west of denver the estimate about half a meter about the time this system is done now through saturday it's a better picture across the central plains how much is improving in denver. and

restrictions for at least 3 more weeks and brazil's health minister is fired after a dispute with president abbas an hour over the call in a virus response. china's economy has suffered its shopping fall since it opened up to the world in the 1970 s. in the aftermath of the coronavirus pandemic gross domestic product g.d.p. in the 1st quarter promenade by 6.8 percent compared to a year earlier it's the 1st time is contracted in decades as speak to our correspondent katrina you're in beijing so a story fall katrina but not a surprise entirely. no i mean outbreak prevention measures saw china's economy at a standstill for almost 2 months factory production was halted businesses were closed and hundreds of millions of people were stuck indoors and the result is this full of 6.8 percent historic as you've just said and also the 1st disruption to china's an interrupted worth for almost half a century and we got some more figures to just unpack that a little bit so manufacturing investment was down your near by 25 percent infrastructure investment down by 20 percent and retail consumption down by 19 pe

this is al jazeera and these are top stories britain's prime minister abbas johnson has been admitted to hospital 10 days after testing positive for covert 19 his office says it was a precautionary measure because he still has symptoms more now from lawrence li in london. the government trying to maintain a source of pretense really still in charge the minister who's doing the media around right at the moment. this morning says that johnson is going to be kept at bay while in hospital and he's still in the government even at the same time downing street saying that johnson will be in hospital as long as necessary and so clearly both of those things can't really be true. queen elizabeth has made a rare televised address to the nation the 93 year old british monarch urged people to remain united and resolute officials have warned the u.k. could be heading into its most difficult weeks u.s. president all trumper sounded a note of optimism those saying there's light at the end of the tunnel that's despite a warning from his nation's top surgeon that americans should prepare for their hard

as have a look at the headlines now here in al-jazeera britain's prime minister abbas johnston is in intensive care after his coronavirus symptoms worsened he was moved as a precaution in case a ventilator was needed foreign secretary dominic rather stepped in to lead the government japan's prime minister shinzo obvious declared a state of emergency after a surge of infections in major cities it'll allow governors in tokyo and several other regions to call on people to stay at home and for businesses to close rob mcbride has more from seoul in neighboring south korea there is a feeling in japan that they have many people simply haven't taken seriously as a lot of the cities are still operating it's has to be said that a lot of businesses are quieter than usual a lot of businesses are struggling people still go out they use public transport and there is a feeling as though in japan so far seems to have gotten lucky to some degree hasn't suffered massive outbreaks its neighbor south korea and china but there is a feeling that it's only a matter of time before you do get a big spike. a

where foreign secretary dominic robb is stepping in to lead the government that's after prime minister abbas johnson was moved to intensive care and on that of his covered $900.00 symptoms called worse on monday night this comes as new numbers show another 758 people died from the virus in the u.k. just the last 24 hours. this is where the most powerful man in britain is under close observation every branch of government was already under strain and now this downing street say the prime minister who is 55 was moved to the intensive care unit on the advice of his medical team he's been given oxygen but hasn't been put on a ventilator there is one nearby if needed a senior cabinet minister michael gove himself isolating said johnson is receiving excellent support as we speak bronzer is in intensive care being looked after by his medical team receiving the very very best care from the team and says the hopes and prayers are with him and with his family soon after arriving at hospital johnson tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms i mea

in brazil that calls to impeach president abbas are narrow over his belief that keeping the economy runningis more important and strict quarantine measures seen human as a story. on the streets of rio de janeiro it's less crowded than usual but not as empty as local officials would like after presidential aide balsa noddle again made an appeal to brazilians not to punish the economy by staying at home with. the cure cannot be worse than the disease. has covered 19 continues to spread brazilians are torn between listening to their president. or everyone else. defiant governors and mayors have restricted all non-essential activities including church services it's also not as battle against social isolation has isolated him politically as never before except among his hardcore supporters like street vendor and since some buy it of about age they can about how to how i support the president we need to open up the streets again as fast as possible i would be able to last much longer. calls for the president's removal our escalating one of 7 petitions for his impeachment has just been presented t

in 1000 $905.00 and another indicator of the widespread economic devastation british prime minister abbas johnson is leaving his 1st weekly cabinet meeting since falling ill with coronavirus new figures have pushed the death toll to more than 26000 the lebanese government has approved a financial reform plan for its crisis hit economy the government's been under pressure to act after demonstrations were held in several lebanese cities for a 3rd straight night yemen has recorded its 1st 2 coronavirus deaths sparking fears of a major outbreak in a country ravaged by civil war 5 new cases were reported in the southern port city of aden takes the total number of infections to 6 nationwide. it's the stream now stay with us we're back with more news at the top of the hour with adrian as coronavirus continues to devastate the united states the race to the white house goes on joe biden has all but secured his place is the democratic nominee but can he beats donald trump joining us for continuing coverage of the u.s. election 2020 on al-jazeera. had to be ok and you are. as we saw are the current

managing director of the research consultancy asia analytic i thank you for your time in brazil president abbas and arrow has fired his health minister luis in the u.k. monday to and votes now are have cashel weeks now over how to handle the corona virus outbreak the president has repeatedly paid down the risk of corba 1000 calling it a little flu and opposing social distancing advice brazil has gotten america's borisov break with nearly 2000 reported deaths argentina has put forward a debt restructuring proposal to avoid defaulting on its loans for the 9th time the offer to international credit creditors includes a 3 year grace period before it begins paying back $83000000000.00 the government also want interest payments reduced as it grapples with a chronic recession and the coronavirus spend demick to kenya now where textile factories entail is a scrambling to produce tens of millions of surgical masks after the government made it compulsory to wear them in public or earlier this month catherine story has our report from nairobi. a few weeks ago 300 tailors at this factory in nairobi made cl

abbas i feel terrible we will celebrate it as if it's just a regular day but we have shown patience. like. the greek government says it will seem start moving more than 2000 delhi and seek asylum seekers from congested island camps to the main lines it's an attempt to stop a couple 1000 outbreak on the igi and islands under a reminder of the challenges europe still faces as it asks itself how long the crisis will continue the team baba al-jazeera. still to come here on al-jazeera the financial impact of the coronaviruses businesses shut up shop china's economy slows to a standstill forgotten about and fearing the coronavirus refugees in yemen say they haven't received aid months. hello we've got lots of lovely spring sunshine across much of europe at the moment laws the clear skies big area of high pressure still very much in charge acting as a lid on the atmosphere keeping it fine dry bright and sunny but we have got some other way some windy and at times wintry weather up towards the northeast there pushing down across that western side of russia had some nasty storms into greece a