for the 1st time ever we're dealing with 2 disasters similar taney asli the 1st disaster is ongoing covert 19 which you all know about and while this outbreak is happening there is another disaster looming in the shape of the site clone. as the virus spread silently and the winds begin to blow the calm before the storm is coming to an end. let's get the latest on these dual disasters with our correspondent nira choudhry joining us from delhi mirror good day to you what's the latest you're hearing from the areas in the bay of bengal all they are especially under threat right now. well those regions are bracing themselves for the cycling which is expected to strike just in a couple of hours from now and the eastern states which are going to be impacted out west on an already saw. over $400000.00 people have been evacuated so far and they have been moved to image and sea shelters and over 40 disaster management teams on the ground a section of the indian navy is also standing on standby prepared to deliver medical aid whenever required what's it looking like at this hour how big of a storm is

their lockdown rules will remain johnson stressed the importance of maintaining lockdown similar taney asli introducing cautious many steps towards normality and from this wednesday we want to encourage people to take an even unlimited amounts of exercise you can sit in the sun in your local park you can drive to other destinations at the earliest by june 1st shops would reopen and the younger pupils could head back to schools all this only if infection rates and the number of deaths what's a further decrease we must reverse rapidly the awful epidemics in care homes and in the n.h.s. and if we're to control this virus then we must have a world beating system for testing potential victims and for tracing their contacts with the u.k. continuing to suffer the highest official death toll in europe it faces a long road ahead a return to business as usual maybe many months from now. let's get you briefed on some of the other stories making news at this hour. u.s. vice president mike pence is self isolating after his spokeswoman tested positive for the. 3 other members of the white house krone vir

set their lockdown rules will remain johnson stressed the importance of maintaining lockdown taney asli introducing cautious many steps towards normality and from this wednesday we want to encourage people to take moon even unlimited amounts of direct cites you can sit in the sun in your local park you can drive to other destinations at the earliest by june 1st shops would reopen and the younger pupils could head back to schools all this only if infection rates and the number of deaths were to further decrease we must reverse rapid the mix in care homes and in the n.h.s. and if we're to control the sparse then we must have a. beating system for testing potential victims and for tracing their contacts with the u.k. continuing to suffer the highest official death toll in europe it faces a long road ahead a return to business as usual maybe many months from now. as britain begins to use its coronavirus restrictions our correspondent charlotte parts has been reporting on the developments there she sent us this analysis from london. almost 2 months into the lockdown and the prime minister ma

for the 1st time ever we're dealing with 2 disasters similar taney asli the 1st disaster is ongoing kovac 19 which you all know about and while this outbreak is happening there is another disaster looming in the shape of the site clone. as the virus spread silently the calm before the storm is about to come to an end. let's go straight now to our correspondent manoora choudhary in delhi for us good day to madeira what's the latest you're hearing from the areas in the bay of bengal under threat at this hour. well the cyc known as expected to strike the indian calls to regions the tween afternoon and evening today in india it will be impacting the eastern states or west being all in all the same for the past 48 hours evacuation missions are going on hundreds and thousands have been evacuated they have been moved to emergency shelters reports suggest over 2000000 have been evacuated in bangladesh as well from the reports over 40 disaster management just points deems have been working on evacuation and board the indian states so at the moment the priority is to get as many people as the autho

stories making headlines around the world greece is moving hundreds of migrants out of the net tory asli overcrowded morea refugee camp on the island of lesbos the refugees will be transported to the mainland because of the danger of a corona virus outbreak on the island. british prime minister boris johnson has been giving more details of his covert 1000 or dia he says he became so ill doctors were getting ready to announce his death johnson spent 3 nights in an intensive care in london before recover and. germany's cologne cathedral has held its 1st sunday service since the start of the lock down the number of worshippers was limited by social distancing regulations a safety screen a separate at the cardinal from the congregation. students in israel are returning to school after 50 days at home under coronavirus lockdown the oldest and youngest are the 1st back there running classes will return it later this month. businesses in australia are adjusting it to a gradual return to regular daily life with just a few new coronavirus cases now being reported each day authorities have eased m

for the 1st time ever we're dealing with 2 disasters similar taney asli the 1st disaster is ongoing covert 19 which you all know about and while this outbreak is happening there is another disaster looming in the shape of the psych lone woman. and as the virus spreads silently the calm before the storm is about to come to an end. well let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world a political blow for french president and the new prime defections by lawmakers a critical of his economic policies have cost his ruling party its absolute majority in the lower house of parliament a prime is struggling to revive the economy after 2 months of lockdown. thousands of people have been told to evacuate their homes after 2 dams collapsed in the u.s. state of michigan the structures failed after several days of heavy rain the governor has declared a state of emergency illinois has also been hit by flooding. indian troops have killed a rebel commander it during clashes in the disputed region of kashmir the territory is divided between india and pakistan but as claimed by both s

it's never upgrading this model so that the device can take multiple temperature reading simple teeny asli in crowded areas wherever and whenever people can get together again. and finally a singapore zoo is close to the public because of the coronavirus it's penguins are unable to move around the premises without people getting in the way staff trying to keep them entertained join the lockdown and so take them out for walks to explore the certain environments environs and inspect unfamiliar corners like the children's playground. this is d.w. news so i will have more at the top of the hour on of course around the clock on the website that's t w dot com of the day. the global corona crisis you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. in the life of climate change. are pseudonyms.

stories making headlines around the world greece is moving hundreds of migrants out of the new tory asli overcrowded morea refugee camp on the island of lesbos the refugees will be transported to the mainland because of the danger of a corona virus outbreak on the island. british prime minister boris johnson has been giving more details of his covert 19 ordeal he says he became so ill a doctors were preparing a contingency plan in case he died johnson spent 3 nights in intensive care in london before recovering. germany's cologne cathedral has held its 1st sunday services since the start of the lock down the number of worshippers was limited by social distancing regulations a safety screen that separated the cardinal from the congregation. billionaire u.s. investor warren buffett one of the world's richest men says he remains confident that the battered american economy will bounce back after the coronavirus crisis he's not so sure about the airline industry has sold stakes in 4 major u.s. carriers. they might be ready for takeoff but the demand just isn't there thousands of planes remai

restarting asly the country prepares to end the lockdown this sunday.ilways is expected to announce more trains in the coming days. 100,000 free tickets are said to be given away by qatar airways to health care workers around the world. the chief executive says it is being done to recognize their hard work. qatatar airways is

that will change in the weeks normui operations asly asback to possible, but it has to be done safelynd in the right order. ♪ anchor:" live from the bbc. anthony fauci has rnedpert senators the coronavirus will spread if the country opens up too soon. france has overtaken spain in the number ofas deaths it recorded, making it the fourth worst affected country behind the u.s., russia and the u.k. schools reopened with social distancing measures in place. the latest death toll, 27,000. russia has the second-highest number of cases of coronavirus in the world after the u.s. the latest figures show 230,000 positive. somenalystsay hedof excess deaths remain unexplained. >> the major has confirmed she has coronavirus and is being treated in hospital, and his wife says that he got sick first. probably brought it back from h work as she got it. they are both being treated in hospital. she has said they are both ok. they are coming out of it, but -- he has also clarified it has been somen direct contact wh president put. the chances of them passing it on -- him passing it on to mr. putin are n

ministry of education announced that schools will no longer accept children who don't have id papers asli but have to apply at the ministry to get them. to do it that if they don't there must be registered and their school year won't come out there's a new regulations applied to i.a.s. families in particular. the minister says we can't admit those children. if they don't know the documents i can't help them. these families also need papers to qualify for food aid from the iraqi government. today an international organization is handing out surplus flour to large families . but the flour could spoil an extreme heat. families that don't have id documents have to rely exclusively on international food aid on. that issue at the moment that we only get flour and rice there's no more salt sugar or oil or even whole grains i think what sharon grateful for what they give us but we need those identification papers but. we can't go on like this and when i go to see the security authorities they hold up my file and say your husband wasn't i honest we're not going to help you because they're your fam

greece is moving hundreds of migrants out of the new tory asli overcrowded at moria refugee camp.

greece is moving hundreds of my friends out of finish tory asli overcrowded morea refugee camp on the island of lesbos.

for the 1st time ever we're dealing with 2 disasters similar taney asli the 1st disaster is ongoing covert 19 which you all know about and while this outbreak is happening there is another disaster looming in the shape of the psych lone. as the virus spreads silently and the winds begin to blow the calm before the storm is about to come to an end and. let's go straight now to our correspondent neera choudhry in delhi good day to human error what's the latest you're hearing from the areas in the bay of bengal under stress. according to the latest reports the cycle fund will be striking the eastern coast to region sometime between 4 pm to 6 pm in didn't local time to do the rescue or for the evacuation efforts are still going on the eastern states which will be impacted the most. multiple districts of these 2 states will be impacted so according to the reports well there are 400000 people who have been evacuated from these 2 states and have been moved to image and see shelters according to reports or 2000000 people have been evacuated in bangladesh at the moment to the priority is to see it

the dance teacher every day begins with a warm up breakfast and e-mails some a tiny asli. nowadays a lot of people try to save time by multitasking. but just foster living actually improve our lives. trapped overwhelmed. modern life can often leave us feeling buried in demands and responsibilities. but can we withdraw from this constantly accelerating world and liberate ourselves from the tyranny of time. what also is a sociologist who analyzes time he looks into how time is structured how it changes in our society and the effect it has on us. this on this is. one aspect is the technical acceleration that we're experiencing everywhere ships airplanes and cars are getting faster and they're not only getting faster there are more and more of them and social transformations are also speeding up the world is in constant flux in every way you can possibly imagine work practices fashion trends the landscapes of ports and cities are changing ever faster so we try to live faster and it's all rooted in economic processes increase production and pressure to grow. modern transportati

it's never greeting this model so that the device can take multiple temperature reading similar taney asli in crowded areas wherever and whenever people can get together again. you're watching news that before we go the nigerian drumming legend tony allen has died in paris at the age of 79 alan is credited with creating the afro beat sound along with us former band mates well leave you with one of his hits this one is called crazy afro beat. the all boys. boys. to be. sure of. what unites. what divides. the economy let's try to force. what binds the continent together. the answers and stories aplenty the. spotlight on people. whose homes. next on t.w. . eco africa i'm in my 1st crap electronic cameron house just one collection site the materials are recycled and resold from a fair fight but it was just too good to sicamous is one of all objectives is to promote stage this edition of more than 6 minute change that is to keep people offended by any good nice local chain you take to get that cheap essentialism from us wonderful africa. 60 d. w. . we know that this is a scary time for the coro

it's never greeting this model so that the device can take multiple temperature reading simple taney asli and created areas wherever and whenever people can get together again. while you watch data via news before we go the nigerian drumming legend tony allen has died in paris at the age of 79 alan is credited with creating the afrobeat sound along with his former bandmates feel the need to leave you now with one of his hits this one is called crazy afro beat enjoy thanks for watching. it's. the be. the big the big the be. the be. above. the bank knowing. what keeps us in shape what makes us see the stamp. my name is dr costly i talked to medical experts. watch them at work. and then discuss what you can do to improve your head. stay tuned and let's all try to stay in good shape. every day camps for us and for our planet. moving ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how to make cities scream. how can we protect travel to some place we can move to france to. move mine to the environmental series of little $3000.00 on t.w. dong it. is quite as simple as it seems. to understand

senior politicians off the mark of a grand coalition i know america wanted to step forward more course asli she wanted a uniform approach for the whole country but now probably she has to has to change the strategy to more regional solutions and we know the virus is they don't recognize regional borders there are warnings of the 2nd wave of infections that could possibly here because really what is the german government doing to make sure that that does not happen apparently there isn't that much that the government can do because scientists say that a 2nd or even 3rd wave is most probable and the head off germany's disease control agency lot said that this is in fact in the nature of a pandemic but he sees germany well prepared the doctors have learned how to treat the we have more i.c. use than before there are more testing capacities but still the chancellor advises caution because they don't want to ease some restrictions and face the situation that infections rise again and so they have to implement these restrictions again so they will have a close eye on the number of new infections

for the 1st time ever we're dealing with 2 disasters similar taney asli the 1st disaster is ongoing covert 19 which he wore know about and while this outbreak is happening there is another disaster looming in the shape of the site clone. as the virus spread silently and the winds begin to blow the calm before the storm is coming to an end. let's go straight to our correspondent charge rate in the daily mirror what's the latest you're hearing there from areas like the bay of bengal. according to the latest reports the storm is expected to hit the indian coastline in less than an hour for the past 48 hours evacuation missions are going on over $400000.00 people in the to eastern state so western want to know you saw have been evacuated they have been moved to safety shelters in long of these in fact many more people have been evacuated all with 2000000 people because most of the 80 hours on the coastline are no lang it doesn't can you very roughly impacted them multiple disaster management teams on the ground the prime minister and the home minister of the country have conducted meetings to

program today good to have you on we'll get a report a bit short bit later from our correspondent paul asli on this just a bit more about the situation though i mean the political situation israel has been stable multiple elections being faced obviously that coalition government attempts to form it. how could this trial influence not situation could it lead to the deep divisions. well the campaign has already started it's not an election campaign but it's a campaign for public opinion and we just finished an election we have a pretty wide government of both left represented by benny gantz he's not really left but he was called left and the right of center camp which is led by nuts and you know he started off just 15 minutes before entering the courtroom by slamming the the state attorney slamming the police the former police chief slamming investigators calling this a an attempt by the left of center to defeat not just him who couldn't be defeated in the polls but the entire right of center camp i mean he brought in that you know it's because he's a very strong on the settlements and becaus

puts us very close ferrand of 35000000 people in the last 6 to 7 weeks an unbelievable number of the asli it's not a true number in terms of these people being truly unemployed they're just without ours that's probably the better way to put it right now these are people who are saying i had no hours last week and i had no ability to make income now for 6 or 7 weeks what's really scary about this though is i've talked to a lot of people who say that they're just waiting in line like they filed for unemployment but that doesn't mean they're getting unemployment there are millions of people possibly tens of 1000000 right now who are not receiving checks just because you file doesn't mean you're getting money. wow that's really that's crazy now has the united states ever seen anything like this before and do you think we're actually going to be able to bounce back from all this can we at this point i mean 35000000 that is a ton of people it is a ton of people so in terms of the the 1st question if we ever seen anything like this before no not even not even the great depression had numbers of

so as much asly, the market 200 day is due for a pause, this is where it caused into -- caused into thousande after a rally. rally. after so many people want a pullback. i get calls from institutions about how to deploy cash that i don't think the market will give that opportunity. i don't think it will be a pause on the way down. tom: so quaint to phrase the words from another time and place, and that is rotation. i am kidding. what are we rotating to? andrew: i am so happy about this from positioning in our funds. the bottom line is we all know from our textbooks that value outperforms growth but anyone in this business knows value has not outperformed growth. value outperforms growth when value gets extremely cheap, i.e. more cheap than normal. inevitably, that happened recession -- happens in recessions because no one wants to own the cyclical stuff. they only want to own the defensive stuff. 2000,s what we saw in 2009, and months ago. coming out of a recession is when you make your biggest move and this is what is happening. we have a positioning problem for investors. cap have the mega

rival benny gantz have written into it all kinds of guards against betrayal sworn in similar taney asli as prime minister and alternate netanyahu to go 1st and dance after 18 months unprecedented 36 ministries shared equally. we decided to take national responsibility especially at this time israel needs a national government that represents broad sections of the country after more than 10 years the era of government by one half of the nation is over we are here to represent those who felt they had no voice in leading this country but guns also predicted bitter arguments to come one big difference their position on an exciting 30 percent of the occupied west bank under the terms of the trump peace plan dances calling for a delay in consultation netanyahu is doubling down and was it is time to apply israeli law and writes a glorious chapter in the history of zionism this state doesn't delay peace it brings it closer because peace must be based on the truth and the truth is that there are hundreds of thousands of settlers and you dare and sumeria under the coalition deal netanyahu can bri

twitter is now interfering in the 2020 election he says in a follow up tweety adds that twitter is eroni asli saying that his claims about male in voting are incorrect and he says. that it is stifling free speech and he continues and as president i will not allow that so certainly a very strong attack on twitter which earlier in the day had put fact checking labels on 2 of his tweets dealing with mail in voting twitter described as incorrect and put a lead in a reference to news reports on mail in voting pointing out that it is not as the president claims fraudulent so certainly this spat between president trump and the forum of twitter is continuing to rage on in a freed is the chief technology correspondent of the news web site x.e. also and joins me now via skype from somethin says can i stuff you back on the program and thanks for your time how surprised are you that twitter has acted in this way considering they do allow elected officials sort of a wider remote remit on this platform compared to ordinary members of the public. they do there's been growing pressure on twitter to take acti

apart from that the psychological effects as donna has mentioned well we have to watch out all the asli for the resurgence of the disease there in mind for example that the pandemic or 180-2920 influenza the 2nd wave was more lethal than the 1st wave so it could be that at a certain point we have to go back into lockdown however at present i think it's reasonable in many countries to start the process gradually or easy restrictions for example whereas before you could go into shops to buy essential food a medicine perhaps you can never go into shops to buy things the not sort of central because in fact the risks can be managed and they're not so great social distancing is possible it is also in offices it is theoretically possible on public transport as well so i don't think that necessarily relaxing the restrictions means that we are pretty also for extreme risk john that is the great fair isn't it's a a 2nd wave hong kong had a bit of a an increase as more people came back to hong kong is what they're doing they're enough to stop the 2nd wave the thing. i think sesay you know we have

any damages or china's core interest in any interference in china's internal affairs and we bigger asli counter-attack. beijing is now calling on washington to adhere to past agreements which state that there will be no official exchanges with taiwan so we got us to china what is taiwan said now well in her inaugural address the leader of taiwan called for peace and stability with china but she also said that her government has no plans to simply fall in line with beijing's political demands to close note she said. here i want to reiterate that where it's peace democracy and dialogue we will not accept the beijing authorities use of one country 2 systems to downgrade taiwan and undermine the cross-tree status quo we stand fast by this principles when she says now in the past beijing has said that taiwan has no right to diplomatic representation so it remains to be seen if that stance will change especially as the u.s. continues to ramp up its relationship with taiwan all right we'll see if there's any more fallout with all this going on our rachel as always thanks so much for that repor

new normal can be organized other european nations are now going further announcing similar taney asli that their cherished open borders closed nervous several weeks of being restored. in vilnius the capital of a few ania the prime minister said the 3 baltic states were reopening to each other and indicated that neighboring poland might follow. this would be quite a serious signal both to europe and to the world that in our region we properly handled the situation we applied similar methods we have similar epidemiological situations so we can do a regional opening while in the austrian capital vienna so popular in both summer and winter with german tourists the chancellor said his country would reopen both to germany and to the czech republic it's in turn said it was reopening to croatia in contact we are in contact with these countries and we want the borders reopened because when it's possible to drive from salzburg to terrell and from terrell to solve without an increased infection risk and the same is true for salzburg to bavaria or of area to salzburg or vice versa it doesn't make