adrian, nice to meet you! adrian: likewise. lemonis: is this your business? adrian: yes, it is.come to canndescent. lemonis: i mean, you're literally in the middle of the desert. adrian: there's no better place to grow cannabis. lemonis: i've never smoked pot. in fact, i'd never even seen pot. adrian: come on in. lemonis: i walked into canndescent and suddenly found myself surrounded by it. very fragrant. adrian: yes. lemonis: how much inventory is in this room right now? adrian: we want to get to 65 pounds of dried flower. lemonis: per harvest? adrian: per harvest, and we harvest the room every 10 days. lemonis: 65 pounds... adrian: of finished flower. lemonis: uh-huh. so, $195,000. adrian: you got it. so, we're pulling down a room every 10 days. it runs at $600,000 a month. it's not a bad business. lemonis: it's not a bad business? it's a great business. armed with a harvard mba, adrian is part of the new money behind california's exploding marijuana industry, which is still considered criminal under federal law. are you the first drug dealer to ever graduate from harvard? adr

hello i'm adrian forgive this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up. fighting intensifies in libya the internationally recognized government says the troops have seized control of 3 cities from the war coming from. a sailor on board a u.s. navy ship at the center of a coronavirus controversy has died. with infections rising russia's president forms the outbreak is getting worse and says that soldiers may be deployed to help contain it. over half of the $115000.00 people who died worldwide in the coronavirus pandemic a from europe but the rate is slowing in parts of the continent and some country countries a cautiously beginning to ease restrictions some non-essential businesses have reopened in spain after all this 3 week shut down a further 517 deaths linked to the virus were also reported but that's fewer than on sunday the loosening of the lockdown is being criticized by people who are worried about a resurgence in the disease. italy is also taking tentative steps towards reopening parts of its economy although it's just announced more than $20000.0

reportera: adriÁn dice que se siente agradecido con su hermano y su cuÑada.se en casa y lavÁndose las manos bastante seguido. paola: muchas gracias. vamos a san francisco donde lÍderes comunitarios han expresado su preocupaciÓn ante gran grupo de personas que no siguen las normas de distanciamiento social. Éstas imÁgenes no son de archivo, fueron tomadas hoy en la maÑana. esta cantidad de personas preocupan a expertos mÉdicos. julio poletti tiene el reporte. julia: los dueÑos de estas casas temen estacionar sus viviendas en los estacionamientos designados para pasar la noche ahÍ. al amanecer deben mover sus viviendas, esto se ha convertido en un dolor de cabeza. reportero: con las Órdenes de quedarse en casa para evitar contagios, los dueÑos de casas rodantes creen que estÁn en peligro. hoy el concilio discutiÓ esta medidas temporales las cuales permitirÍan a los dueÑos de casas rodantes quedarse estacionados dÍa y noche sin ser multados. esto serÍa un alivio y una medida de prevenciÓn ante la propagación del coronavirus. >> es seguro para ellos y pueden prev

well adrian krishi is one of the d.w. reporters who uncovered this trafficking ring when he was reporting from west africa he is now based in cape town in south africa. adrian congratulations to you excellent work there tell us about the report that you co-produced back in 2016 that led to what we're seeing now well back then brands the number of migrants was going up there with we're trying to go from western africa all the way to europe so we were walking on a 5 part series for you doubly about this issue of migration and forced migration we went to nigeria niger as well as italy we talked to a lot of victims and then of course we also wanted to talk to the human traffickers which of course turned out to be very difficult we tried that many many times it was really difficult but then when our research was almost done we sort of lucky and we finally found a victim who was willing to talk to us about human trafficking let's have a look. in 2016 d.w. reporters investigated along the human trafficking route between italy an

adrian krishi is one of the d.w.reporters who uncovered this trafficking ring when he was reporting from west africa he is now based in cape town in south africa. adrian congratulations to excellent work there tell us about the report that you co-produced back in 2016 that led to what we are seeing now. well back then brands the number of migrants was going up with we're trying to go from western africa all the way to europe so we were working on a 5 part series for you doubly about this issue of migration and forced migration we went to nigeria niger as well as italy we talked to a lot of victims and then of course we also wanted to talk to the human traffickers which of course turned out to be very difficult we tried that many many times it was really difficult but then when our research was almost done we were sort of lucky and we finally found a victim who was willing to talk to us about her human trafficking or let's have a look. in 2016 d.w. reporters investigated along the human trafficking route between italy

economy adrian 100 live in chicago john many thanks indeed we will return in just a few moments to the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic but 1st i want to make you aware of developments in another news story that we're following from libya where the un recognized government has complained to france of allegations that french warplanes have been operating over the city of misrata the life out of tripoli of zeros muffled up to what is the tell us more about this. the spokesman of the tripoli. libya's foreign ministry stated that the foreign ministry can tack to its french counterpart demanding an explanation and complaining of what it calls the violation of the libyan airspace by french aircrafts today over the city of misrata as you know a.j. and the city of misrata is the major stronghold for the government forces fighting against forces there with with the warlords the have that khalifa haftar. there as you know that france is one of the major allies for the warlord really for have to so they're very messy here in tripoli that it's a waiting game spawns from the french fore

hello i'm adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up airplane manufacturer boeing cuts its workforce by 10 percent as demand for global aviation grinds to a halt. allegations that french fighter jets are helping the libyan war coming after. actually until. the outgoing un special rapporteur for man mark pulls out the nation's leader aung sun so much. of the continued persecution of rohingya muslims. the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic continues to reveal itself in the last few hours the world's largest economy the us reported a 1st quarter g.d.p. loss of nearly 5 percent that's worst that's the worst result since the 2008 financial crisis airplane make a boeing suffered a $640000000.00 loss in the 1st quarter an abcess was also reported a loss of half a $1000000000.00 we have 2 correspondents covering these developments john hendren is standing by for us in chicago to tell us more about the flaws of the aviation industry but 1st let's go to a white house forest correspondent kimberly hellcats. kimberly these quarter one g.d.p. figures today suggest that

teresa: paola y adriÁn están casi recuperados.ra ayudar a pacientes en estado crÍtico. el gobernador de new york, andrew cuomo, anunciÓ que en este estado estÁn utilizando este tratamiento. ¿existe limitaciÓn en cuanto a quienes pueden donar su sangre para este tratamiento? doctor: la mayorÍa de la gente que tiene buena salud, que se ha recuperado del coronavirus pueden donar. teresa: a paula le gustarÍa. >> cualquier instituto que quiera venir a extraerme la sangre es para ayudar a otros, bienvenido sea. >> cualquier cosa que pueda hacer para ayudar a este paÍs que me ha ayudado tanto. teresa: el plasma se suministrar y a vÍa suero, y sÓlo a pacientes que se encuentran en condiciones crÍticas. >> las personas en new york, tienen que donar en new york. teresa: debido a la urgencia con la que se aprobÓ la terapia, el mÉdico recomienda cautela. doctor: aunque tenemos esperanza, no ha sido probada. esperamos saber si serÁ efectiva o no en poco tiempo. teresa: mientras tanto, paola y adriÁn, comparten las emociones que los marcaron en

hello i'm adrian finnigan this is that he was live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes european countries hit hardest by coronavirus take the 1st steps in lifting the lockdowns but the world health organization warns against any hasty decisions this decisions must be based 1st on foremost on protecting human health. libya's capital tripoli is under fire after government forces seized control of 3 cities from the world cup before half time. fears of a 2nd wave of coded 99000 infections in some parts of asia over 100 survivors in south korea have tested positive again. for the 1st payments from the us stimulus package of set to reach americans but will it be enough to get them through the crisis. more than half of the $115000.00 people who have died worldwide in the coronavirus pandemic a from europe but the rate is slowing in parts of the continent and some countries are cautiously starting to ease restrictions in spain some workers in the construction and manufacturing sectors returned to their jobs on monday prime minister pedro sanchez though is warned that his country is far

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 different countries around the welsh there are certain similarities that we've gotten used to seeing the medical professionals have the equipment they need when i see house cases tonight how resilient is it how people handling look damn lucky jaimie going to look at those 200 years in the context of a russian so if you have experiences or stories or questions that want to ask and i'm not sure you can do that i'm jumping in the. let me introduce you to our guests most of all we ought to. welcome to the screen please tell our audience who you are . thanks for having me. russian journalist based in moscow working for the most part i'm. on the ground journalist. at the oldest independent newsp

robert costa, kimberly atkins, adrian he will rod, and dr. amish adalja. good to have all of you here. robert i want to start with the major reporting in your paper that the president is likely to be asked about today, that more than a dozen u.s. researchers, physicians, and public health experts were actually working full-time at the world health organization when the coronavirus emerged late last year, and they were transmitting realtime information to the trump administration. does that undercut the president's charge that the w.h.o.'s failure to communicate the extent of the threat is directly laid at their doorstep? >> the "washington post," and its latest reporting, reveals that the w.h.o. story is far more complicated than the trump white house is laying out. they have called for an investigation to cut off funds for the world health organization. but it is not an isolated group "the post" story explains how the cdc, in many instances, including with the coronavirus, has worked with the w.h.o. to try to coordinate different aspects of the response.

hello i'm adrian finnegan this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes today i'm instructing my administration to halt funding of the world health organization while donald trump accuses the world health organization of mishandling the coronavirus pandemic of covering up the way it's spread from china . is widespread condemnation of the u.s. president's move with many countries voicing their support for the w.h.o. . a spike in curb it 19 related deaths in sweden 170 people die in 24 hours sparking criticism of the government's soft approach. south korea's governing party is projected to win a parliamentary election that required masks gloves and hand sanitizer. there's been strong condemnation of u.s. president donald trump's announcement that he and the u.s. funding for the world health organization in the middle of a pandemic the u.s. centers for disease control has been leading the american effort against covert 19 and has praised its relationship with the w.h.o. . t.d.c. and jones had a long history of working together in multiple outbreaks throughout the world as we cont

hello 'd i'm adrian finighan in the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. president has criticized the world health organization for its response to the coronavirus pandemic donald trump accused the agency of being too china centric of giving bad advice his comments come as the u.s. recorded 1600 virus linked deaths in a single day they actually criticized and disagreed with my travel ban at the time i did it and they were wrong they've been wrong about a lot of things and then a lot of information early on they didn't want to do very he seemed to be very china centric and we have to look into that so we're going to look into it we pay for it give a majority of the money that they get they called it wrong they call it wrong they really they missed a call they could have called it months earlier they would have known and they should have known and they probably didn't france has become the 4th country to register more than 10000 covert 19 linked deaths the country's been in lockdown since mid march the government is expected to extend those restrictions the

. >>> right about now, swimmer facten adrian would be sitting down to a huge meal after one of his nine pool workouts a week. that's on hold. covid-19 took care of the olympic trials in june, too. but he's not about to let that or cancer stop him. what is it like being on top of that podium? >> brings a smile to my face, my man. >> reporter: from the top of the olympic podium, to now gym work, for swimming superstar nathan adrian. he was training for his fourth olympic games, and then the coronavirus spread, shut him down, till 2021. >> there is talk of trying to get a bunch of athletes together and liquarantine for 14 days, right? make sure we're all healthy, and live, train, and compete together for something like four or five weeks. >> reporter: the will to compete keeps the five-time olympic gold medalist and former american record holder in the 50 meter free going. so is the challenge to overcome his biggest foe, testicular cancer which he battled in 2019. >> i made myself a promise as i was going through it, i was, like, man, win, lose, or draw, come olympic trials, i'm going to p

hello i'm adrian for the good and this is that he is live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes this is a crisis like. 9 trillion dollars economic hit the international monetary fund warns that the coronavirus pandemic will cause the worst recession in a century. jobless and hungry as the result of a lockdown thousands of migrant workers in india storm a closed railway station desperate to return to their home states. where somebody is the president of the united states the authority is total donald trump declares that he'll decide when the u.s. economy reopens but state governments say nothing will change until it's safe. we speak to a health expert on why widescale screening is critical containing the pandemic. and sport the world's biggest cycling race has been postponed organizers say the tour de france can't start in june but could happen later in the year. 9 trillion dollars that's how much the international monetary fund says could be lost from the global economy over the next 2 years as a result of the coronavirus pandemic that means the global growth would shrink by 3 p

pero adriÁn no tiene la opciÓn. porque Él ve con las manos. >> son mis ojos.a persona infectada. o tal vez no. reportero: la pandemÍa limitÓ la libertad de todos. la independencia de los que no pueden ver. gente como adriÁn. hay tres millones y medio de personas ciegas en los estados unidos. y todos tienen que aprender nuevas formas de hacer las cosas. >> como tengo una maÑa que se me quita ahora. de hacer asÍ, tocarme la cara. pero ya no puedo. era una... una maÑa. me dijeron que no lo haga. reportero: dentro de todo tiene suerte. su hermano compensa la independencia que la pandemia le obligÓ perder. >> mi hermano me dijo prefiero que me llames y si quieres venir al taller paso por tÍ. no quiere que suba al bus. me cuida. reportero: lo que queda vivir un dÍa por vez. final de una crisis que por ahora nadie puede ver. ilia: para terminar queremos dejarlos con un nÚmero. esta cifra que van a ver en sus pantallas de personas que se recuperaron en todo el mundo. jorge: despuÉs de contagiarse, son los pacientes que superaron esta enfermedad. quiere decir que hasta

it's good to have you with us hello adrian from going to hear endo how the headlines and i was as they were spraying has lifted some of its restrictions are put in place as a result of the coronavirus outbreak some people though have been allowed to work or back to work including in the construction and manufacturing sectors but prime minister petro sanchez has warned this country is far from victory and strict rule still in place for most people. the world health organization is urging caution for countries lifting their lockdowns to early the world health organization chief says that restrictions must be eased slowly. while called 19 accelerates very fast it decelerates much more slowly in other words the way down is march slower than the way up that means control measures must be lifted slowly and we've gone through all it cannot happen all at once in libya warlord khalifa haftar us forces have started to shell the capital tripoli it's in response to advances being made by the internationally recognized government tripoli based government says that it's retaken 3 cities from have ta

hello i'm adrian finighan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a grim milestone for europe over 50000 dead due to corona virus linked illnesses but there is respect for the worst hit countries. empty streets and shops closed to the pandemic forces the democratic republic of congo shut down its capital and commercial home. at a new attempt to treat covert 19 trials begin in the us using plants but transfusions from recovered patients. britain's prime minister has been moved to an intensive care unit with west wing coronavirus symptoms boris johnson was admitted to hospital on sunday night after being ill for more than 10 days foreign secretary dominic robb has been asked to deputize as there was worry chalons reports the news came after a day of scant information and repeated lines the prime minister's hospital stay was just a precaution said downing street boris johnson himself tweeted i went into hospital for some routine tests as i'm still experiencing coronavirus symptoms i mean good spirits and keeping in touch with my team as we work together to fight this virus and ke

hello i'm adrian for getting this is that he is a live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes more than 30000000 americans unemployed in just 6 weeks the financial impact of the pandemic shows no sign of slowing in the u.s. . it's not much better in europe new figures there show the e.u. economy suffered record losses as well. after months of protests a plan to tackle lebanon's financial woes but will it be enough to pull a country out of its economic spiral. and put us birthday party has been postponed will suffer the south koreans will have to wait until next month to celebrate. the sport paris man is set to be crowned champions in france is the domestic league season is cancelled. just 1500 hours g.m.t. will start this news in the united states where the economic numbers just keep getting worse the u.s. labor department has released yet another bleak unemployment report more than 3800000 americans filed for benefits in just the past week taking the total number of jobless to more than $30000000.00 over the last 6 weeks the unemployment rate hold it around 3 and a half percent be

i'm adrian figure this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes banks under attack in lebanon troops patrol the 2nd largest city to stop more protests against the financial crisis. a moment of silence in britain to remember health workers who've died after contracting covert 19 used to just take say the number of dead is much higher than the government is reporting. from some veils plans to pull up the anchor on its lockdown we talked to fishermen who've been struggling with the restrictions. nicholas hoult indycar senegal find out next why this country with a small health budget has the biggest the weight of recovery in infected patients in africa. the french football league is canceled as the government bans large events until september and japan's top talked to says the spying to take you live takes is still in doubt for next year unless a vaccine can be found. soldiers are patrolling the streets of lebanon's 2nd biggest city where there's been a 2nd day of violent protests against the deepening financial crisis the security forces in tripoli 5 tear gas and rubbe

hello i'm adrian forgotten this is the live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes european nations go in different directions to tackle the coronavirus pandemic spaded italy relax restrictions while france plans to tighten them further . fighting intensifies in libya the internationally recognized government says the troops have seized control of 3 cities from the warlord khalifa haftar. fears of a 2nd wave in some parts of asia over 100 covert 19 survivors in south korea test positive again. but the economic fallout of the pandemic hits aid budgets the world food program's cutting rations for more than a 1000000 ugandan refugees. and install professional baseball has made its 1st appearance of 20 twentieth's on one is hosting games behind closed doors with mannequins replacing real specked sites. more than half of the $115000.00 people who have died worldwide in the coronavirus pandemic a from europe but the rate is slowing and parts of the consulate in some countries are now cold. starting to ease restrictions in spain some workers in the construction and manufacturing sectors re

. >> that's adrian wishing you a happy monday morning. >> hi, adrian. >> he came down here because he's got virtual school coming up. they said hi back. we're going to get to that as so many other familiallies are tyi morning. we have a couple things you need to know. the latest on the coronavirus pandemic. new york city hospitals are expected to reach capacity. this morning we are taking you inside one of those hospitals because just in a couple days they may see that. we'll show you what doctors and nurses and the medical staff are all seeing how they're pushed to their limit and then we've got other states and cities that are bracing for a surge in cases. >>> also this morning, everything you need to know about masks and face coverings. a lot of updates over the weekend. well, now we've got that new cdc recommendation and dr. ashton will answer your questions regarding all of that. >>> the white house task force is saying now is not the time to go out, if you can avoid it. we'll show you how to make your freezer your new best friend. yep. you can extend the life of your groceries and

arabia and russia as well as a demand crashing from coronavirus talk to al-jazeera is next followed by adrian with the news are also use of. counting the cost from the health emergency to economic disaster the world be heading for another financial crisis as workers lose their jobs at a faster pace in the great depression. to help them who is falling through the cracks. counting the cost. the attack on the 17th of october 2019 shocked mexico. this in lower drug took over the streets of the northern city of with devastating the rate of high powered weaponry. from machine guns to a k 47 assault rifles drive the guns wrong to the teeth despite strict gun control . gang members smuggle weapons across the border from the united states. about 70 percent of the guns seized in mexico to trace to the u.s. . successive governments of ask us to do more to stop the weapons flow. of growing louder because of the country's highest murder rate record. one of the highest. but how is policing its border and dealing with those weapons once they're in the country. to an arms trafficker a hitman and the wife of

adriÁn: afortunadamente, todo muy bien.mujica. ya regresamos. ♪ el relajante aroma a lavanda de downy infusions calm. termina bien tus lavadas, con downy. todopero eso puede subir las facturas de electricidad. puedes ahorrar si ajustas el termostato a 68 grados o menos... desconectas o apagas lo que no uses... o dejas que el sol entre en tu casa. mantente sano y sigamos brillando. karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros. estamos esperando el estreno de "como tÚ no hay dos". tambiÉn tenemos aylin mujica que tambiÉn va a estar con nosotros desde mÉxico. un gusto saludarte. aylin mujica: muchas gracias. gracias. gracias por este momento. muy feliz. llegÓ el momento del estreno de esta gran comedia, de esta gran historia "como tÚ no hay dos". se van a divertir mucho. creo que es algo que el pÚblico hispano necesitaba un poco de risa, un poco de momento familiar. es una novela para toda la familia. es muy cÓmica. karla: le decÍa hace rato con adriÁn que tambiÉn llega como en el momento perfecto. veo que estÁs en miami. cÓmo has v

hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan warlord khalifa haftar wants to control libya his battle to do just that could be reaching a turning point but not in his favor he launched his offensive to capture the capital tripoli more than a year ago it's where the internationally recognized government is based forces loyal to that government of national accord or d.n.a. say they're regaining ground they've captured several towns around tripoli and are advancing towards tahu not an important base for supporting how fast forces fighting has intensified in recent weeks despite the spread of covert 19 that's as countries continue to supply libya's rival powers with weapons despite a united nations arms embargo well the u.n. has warned all parties that the worsening violence and humanitarian crisis could amount to war crimes and in a statement on monday it called for a cease fire this senseless protracted war must stop immediately it said u.n. s.-i and i'll refuse its call for a humanitarian truce to allow libyans to prepare for the holy month in peace and the authorities to provide urgen

eugenio: en el primer show estÁ adriÁn uribe. voy a tener una plÁtica con toda la familia.r. a sido un gran descubrimiento para mÍ y para todos como comediante. -- ha sido un gran descubrimiento. luis: quiero preguntarte sobre esta situaciÓn en la que te has visto envuelto y donde te nombro hasta el presidente de mÉxico. esto estarÁ tambiÉn en " desecho en casa". eugenio: estuve por ir porque todo me agarrÓ en plena cuarentena pero decidÍ que no porque lo han agarrado como una bandera polÍtica interÉs no es hacer polÍtica sino que es ayudar a la gente. >> con comediante muy conocido porque se va probando el grado de madurez. eugenio: a partir de ahÍ lo polÍtico sharon y comenzaron a ser historias en donde me dio mucha tristeza ademÁs mucha gente se lo creyÓ. yo hice el bien y tratÉ de ayudar y. el virus ataca mÁs fuerte los ancianos pero no le hace casi ningÚn daÑo de los niÑos y ni imaginan lo confundido que estarÁ coronavirus cuando se encuentre con chabelo. y este estÁ disponible en pantalla. me despido desde mi casa en los angeles porque nos llegÓ una ola de calor que p

elite athlete nathan adrian is with me on that.ovid-19 took care of the olympic swim trials in june, but he's not about to let that or cancer stop him. >> reporter: what's it like being on top of that podium? >> it brings a smile to my face, my man. >> reporter: from the top of the podium to gym work for superstar nathan adrian. he was his olympic games. en the coronavirus shut h wn uil2021 >> e' of trying to, you know, get a bunch of athletes together and live in quarantine for 14 days, right, make sure we're all healthy, and then live, train, and compete together for something like 4 or 5 weeks. >> reporter: the will to compete keeps the 5-time olympic gold medalist and former american record holder in the 50-meter free going. so is the challenge to overcome his biggest foe, testicular cancer that he battled in 2014. >> i said win, lose, or draw, come the olympic trials, i'll put everything into it that i can to make that time. >> point of reference, lately, i've discovered that while keeping safe and staying in, we can still go

adrian krishi is one of the d.w. reporters who uncovered this trafficking ring when he was reporting from west africa he is now based in cape town in south africa. adrian congratulations to you excellent work there tell us about the report that you co-produced back in 2016 that led to what we're seeing now. well back then brands the number of migrants was going up with we're trying to go from western africa all the way to europe so we were working on a 5 part series for you doubly about this issue of migration and forced migration we went to nigeria niger as well as italy we talked to a lot of victims and then of course we also wanted to talk to the human traffickers which of course turned out to be very difficult we tried that many many times it was really difficult but then when our research was almost done we were sort of lucky and we finally found a victim who was willing to talk to us about her human trafficking or let's have a look. in 2016 d.w. reporters investigated along the human trafficking route between i

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hello welcome to the program i'm adrian finnegan it's been described as the great lock down by the international monetary fund and it could have created the worst recession in nearly a century both rich and poor countries are affected by measures taken to control the coronavirus pandemic and governments are under pressure to stabilize markets and prevent job losses that are weighing public safety against restarting their economies although many countries are reopening stores and schools there are differences over where and when businesses can resume operations for many of the prospects that the world may be returning to normal is a relief but health experts say that relaxing too much too soon could trigger a 2nd wave of infections here's a look at how countries are beginning to roll back their lockdown measures germany and norway are among countries in europe lifting some restrictions on shops and nurseries but others like france are holding off governors in the us are discussing plans to lift some constraints but some americans have taken to the streets demanding that they be allowed to reopen

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hello i'm adrian from again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a plane manufacturer boeing cuts its workforce by 10 percent as demand for global aviation grinds to a halt. allegations that french fighter jets are helping libyan war. and farewell to an icon of both bollywood and hollywood's a fun car and dies at the age of $53.00. it's still early days in the pandemic caused worldwide recession but we now have a better sense of how hard key sectors of the economy being impacted the world's largest economy the united states is wiped out a decade of growth shrinking by 4.8 percent in the 1st quarter according to figures released a short time ago one of its largest manufacturers boeing has reported losses of at least $600000000.00 while european rival airbus says that it lost more than half a $1000000000.00 in the 1st quarter of 2. europe's largest economy will have the worst year since the end of the 2nd world war germany contracted by 2 percent in the 1st quarter but is forecasting a 10 percent drop in quarter to compare those figures with what we heard from china 2 weeks ago

their advance have to us forces of pulled back to an airbase in the southwest those are the headlines adrian will keep you company with another news from 15 g. i will see you very soon but she now and the stream by. as the world battles the coronavirus pandemic we'll bring you the latest developments from around the hour. with updates about travel restrictions and how to protect yourself. special coverage on how to save. i am josh rushing filling in for femi ok and you are in the story today do no harm is the main tenet of the hippocratic oath but what happens when doctors had to navigate a system that can prevent them from putting patients 1st today we'll explore what some are calling a public health emergency in the u.s. doctors who are so burned out that their quitting or worse killing themselves in shocking numbers why is the system letting doctors and patients down are you a medical professional we want to hear from you join the conversation in our live you to chat to doctors have already said assert thoughts here take a look. doctors have the highest suicide rate of any profession i ru

adrian beadnell, what's your question? 0h, hiya.ion has been good for some business sectors, but when a global catastrophe comes along, does it magnify alarming gaps in some countries' economic structures? alistair darling? yeah, it's a good question. the first thing i would say is a statement of, i hope, the obvious — globalisation is a fact, and this virus shows that it didn't stop at, you know, when it got to national boundaries, and that, for many things, does require, you know, a global response. i think one of the things, though, that countries do need to look at and, you know, here we're talking in the united kingdom and that is the supply chains. you know, it's all very well to rely on stuff being made in china and being imported and assembled in the uk or in europe, for example. but if the supply chain breaks, you can't do it. and if you desperately need stuff like, you know, protection equipment, then if you're relying on someone else to provide it on the other side of the world, you are at risk. and i think also, you know

i'm adrian forgetting this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up. we'll throw everything at hockey so night and day to get it right for the 1st time since recovering from covert 19 the u.k.'s prime minister addresses the media with an update on efforts to battle a pandemic that. after months of protests a plan to tackle lebanon's financial woes put it will be will it be enough to pull the country out of its economic spiral. and put us birthday party has been postponed south koreans will have to wait until next month to celebrate. we begin in the united states where the economic numbers just keep getting worse the u.s. labor department as released yet another bleak unemployment report more than 3800000 americans filed for benefits in just the past week taking the total number of jobless to more than the $30000000.00 over the last 6 weeks the unemployment rate hovered around 3 and a half percent between december and separate but in march it jumped to a 2 and a half year high of 4.4 percent that's roughly more than 7000000 people. state governments now

adrian beadnell, what's your question? 0h, hiya.r some business sectors, but when a global catastrophe comes along, does it magnify alarming gaps in some countries' economic structures? alistair darling? yeah, it's a good question. the first thing i would say is a statement of, i hope, the obvious — globalisation is a fact, and this virus shows that it didn't stop at, you know, when it got to national boundaries, and that, for many things, does require, you know, a global response. i think one of the things, though, that countries do need to look at and, you know, here we're talking in the united kingdom and that is the supply chains. you know, it's all very well to rely on stuff being made in china and being imported and assembled in the uk or in europe, for example. but if the supply chain breaks, you can't do it. and if you desperately need stuff like, you know, protection equipment, then if you're relying on someone else to provide it on the other side of the world, you are at risk. and i think also, you know, other manufacturer

below of adrian for the get this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. the federal government really needs to step up again i they have not been doing what we all needed this is true all of the country new york's mayor criticizes the trumpet ministration of the city records 758 new fatalities whatever of people dying in spain rises for the 1st time in 3 days more than 600 patients died in the last 24 miles. after spending so not trying to have a child for months and be able to be together with was devastating people around the world are struggling with being separated from their loved ones and with the pandemic. but other of people have died in the u.k. as a result of co that 19 is now past 10 thousands that that's as prime minister boris johnson has left the london hospital where he was being treated he spent 3 nights in intensive care downing street says he's not going straight back to work in a video posted online the prime minister said it could have gone either way and he thanked and h.s. staff for saving his life in the last 7 days i have of course

hello i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up there is no light switch and there is no date the pressure to reopen businesses intensifies in the us despite advice from medical experts who say it's way too soon also. the u.s. and israel to announce the launch of what iran says is its 1st military satellites into a full bit plus. as for the adaptation the west bank. the israelis will ultimately make those decisions at the united nations to discuss israeli plans to addicks illegal settlements of the occupied west bank. u.s. president although trump has dismissed the possibility of a severe 2nd wave of corona virus infections later in the year during his daily briefing he asked the director of the u.s. centers for disease control and prevention to clarify his earlier remarks that another bout of infections during the flu season could be far worse than what's being witnessed now around 846000 people have been infected in the u.s. and nearly 50000 have died the highest number anywhere in the world. we were not good enough to have so everything. grown and you c

of adrian for again this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up we see light at the end of the tunnel u.s. president donald trump strikes an optimistic note as the number of coronavirus cases dips in the worst hit states new york. sometimes. to the truth. how do you explain a global pandemic to a 5 year old child the challenges facing parents and caregivers as millions of kids stay home. britain's prime minister boris johnson has been taken to hospital as he continues to battle a corona virus infection a spokesman said that he'd been admitted as a precaution because he still has symptoms 10 days after testing positive earlier britain's queen elizabeth made a rare address to her nation the 93 year old monarch urged people to remain united and resolute to overcome the virus u.s. president donald trump says that 1600000 people have now been tested for covert 19 of the country's top surgeons told americans to prepare for the hardest and saddest week of their lives more than 9000 people have now been tested for covert 19 of the country's top surgeons told americans to prepare for the harde

speaking of coming soon coming up we'll be joined by freelance journalist adrian car soul and software developer eli say off about their project colbert 1000 behind bars. which helps track the spread of a crowded virus in prisons and jails across the united states really good work they're doing you don't want to miss this stay tuned to watch. with good reason public discourse is focused on addressing and finally each containing the coby $1000.00 pandemic now the focus is on devastated economies where the recession will it morphed into a depression will the recovery be you d. or an elf. has changed american lives but pharmaceutical companies have a miraculous solution. based drugs the people who are chronic pain believe that their prescription is working for them on the remedy be set to the price at the. close of dependency and addiction to opiates the long term use that really isn't scientifically justified and i'll study actually suggest that. the long term effects may not just be absence of benefit but actually that they might be causing long term. the american criminal justice syste

and i get i'm adrian for again this is al jazeera live from joe also coming up just keeps getting worse for the airlines the industry warns the carriers will lose 314000000000 dollars in revenue with 80 percent of flights now grounded. nearly 800 new coronavirus deaths are reported in the u.k. but used to just take show the overall toll may be much higher. china approves 2 experimental covert 19 vaccines for hubert human trials. to take you live now to london where the u.k. government is about to begin its daily coronavirus press briefing this is a chance to really suck speaking let's listen director of the n.h.s. and if i'm doing well medical director at public health england earlier today the government's independent fiscal watchdog the office for budget responsibility the o.b. are published a report into the impact of coronavirus on the economy and public finances it is important to be clear that the o.b.l. is numbers are not a forecast or a prediction. they simply set out what one possible scenario might look like and it may not even be the most likely scenario but it's important th

hello i'm adrian for the good and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes our focus my focus is on stopping this virus and saving lives the head of the world health organization says he regrets the u.s. president's decision to hold funding for accusing it of mishandling the pandemic. there's widespread condemnation of donald trump's move with many countries voicing their support for the w.h.o. . a spike in corona virus related deaths in sweden $170.00 people die in 24 hours sparking criticism of the government's soft approach but south korea it appears to be a mandate for the government's pandemic plan the ruling party is projected to win a general election where people voted wearing masks and gloves. and. a soldier's tribute for covert 19 warriors and 99 year old british war veteran raises millions of dollars for the country's national health service. the world health organization says it regrets the u.s. president's decision to cut funding to the global health body donald trump is accusing it of mishandling the covert 19 pandemic but the head of the w.h.o