but it is really just the beginning as as from the line just said earlier now various numbers are bandied around it could be maybe up to 5 times this amount but we still have to put that in proportion the amounts of money the international. economy is pumping into their economies to stave off the economic and the social effects of the virus far far outweigh this amount of money that the european commission itself at the moment is working on a plan for the recovery fund for the european economy for when the pandemic is beginning to end and numbers for that have been bandied around up to 1.5 trillion euros 1500000000000 so whatever some it costs in the end to get of the vaccine and to get that vaccine around the world that is going to be something of a bargain richard walker with a view from brussels thank you. and with nearly 29000 deaths italy is one of europe's states hard hit by the pandemic the country was the 1st in europe to impose a nationwide lockdown when its outbreak of raced out of control and march now after nearly 2 months italy is rolling back some of those restrictions. free

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the european union for instance is looking at a recovery plan for after the pandemic the numbers bandied around there go up to one and a half trillion euros so that's $200.00 times as much as been as was pledged today . and so i think it's clear that every penny invested in the medical efforts to tackle a coronavirus will be paid back many times over or either rich walk around destroyed wards in brussels richard thank you. all right here is a brief look now at the other stories that are making headlines this hour the leader of lebanon's program radian hezbollah a group says that germany is succumbing to american will by banning his movements last week germany banned all of hezbollah's activities on german soil and designated the iran backed group a terrorist organization the widow of a german islamic state fighter and went on trial in a hamburg court today as she lived in syria with her husband a rapper who went by the name of deaths of dog who was killed there in 2018 she now faces charges including membership in a foreign terror group and crimes against humanity. turkey will start easi

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the european union for instance is looking at a recovery plan for after the pandemic the numbers bandied around there go up to one and a half trillion euros so that's $200.00 times as much as been this was pledged today. and so i think it's clear that every penny invested in the medical efforts to tackle a coronavirus will be paid back many times over or either rich walk around destroyed brussels richard thank you. the united states and china did not participate in today's donor conference relations between washington and beijing have gone from luke warm to cold this year u.s. president trump has suggested that the outbreak is the result of an experiment in a chinese lab that went wrong u.s. intelligence is investigating that claim but adds it agrees with scientists that the new coronavirus is not manmade u.s. intelligence and scientists are on the same page regarding the origin of the virus what about the trump administration listen to what u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of said in an interview sunday with a.b.c. news that's the scientific consensus was not manmade or genetically m

me i'm going to bandy about some vitamin d. there in washington alexei klebnikov in moscow josh. and as in norman oklahoma thank you to all of you and thank you for watching wherever you are around the world and to keep in touch with us online our home pages in the show's section at al-jazeera dot com we're also on facebook facebook dot com forward slash a j inside story on twitter at a.j. inside story and at kemal a.j. if you want to message me directly i'm kemal santa maria from the whole inside story thanks for joining us and we'll see you again soon. water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because lawyers mean. what about the guy that can afford it and that guy still needs water in a new 2 part series al-jazeera examines the social financial and environmental impact of water privatized nation loads of water coming soon challenging the brazilian dictatorship with a democratically run for. the killing fields change the course

currency to facilitate trade in their part of the one who knows but this notion it's now getting bandied about that as some kind of heavily for the coronavirus the u.s. is going to you know walk away or cancel some of the the debt that is owed to china i mean that's just that's not going to fly and if we attempt anything like that that could be the start of you know maybe an economic world war 3 where the chinese offer some kind of currency like that to her you know maybe gold back into their existing currency to give it a competitive advantage to give maybe you know time will come or countries will actually want a strong currency rather than this you know nonstop basement you know race to the bottom if that comes why not back your currency at least partially with some hard assets like gold i mean there's speculation i mean the chinese report that they've got a couple 1000 tons i think people think that's off by order of magnitude or more and if that's the case. that really upset the global applecart no doubt about it but i agree with you that this tip. tat going on between china and the

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me i'm going to bandy about some vitamin d. there in washington alexei klebnikov in moscow josh. and us in norman oklahoma thank you to all of you and thank you for watching wherever you are around the world and to keep in touch with us online our home pages in the show's section at al-jazeera dot com we're also on facebook facebook the forward slash a.j. inside story on twitter at a.j. inside story and at if you want to message me directly i'm kemal santamaria from the whole inside story thanks for joining us and we'll see you again said. the 1st time glimpse of the challenges faced by journalists in the donald trump we are fighting the fake fake phony the enemy of the people through the eyes of the federal white house correspondent what do you base your legs on the sales are down the press is not after truck after the we're not the enemy of the people we are the people u.s.a. the current battle ground truth is it anyway on. your men killed a mother and son on their way to an appointment sadly the insurgents don't wear uniforms or so it is seen with the was the american occupati

miami an hour and a gallagher's live for us there in the state of florida as i just mention to gay bandy every state has had their own personal experience with dealing with the death of a black man and there being no consequences for it trayvon martin obviously this happened in florida he was very young he was killed by george zimmerman not a police officer but someone who behaved as if he was and there were no consequences this is been building and a lot of states and a lot of places what is happening in miami. well about an hour ago i got a notice on my phone an emergency alert saying that miami dade county is now under curfew like many other cities across this nation over the past 2 hours we saw 2 what 'd started as peaceful demonstrations become something else entirely in downtown miami protesters surrounded the main police station there was a car was set on fire the i 95 the main highway that runs up the east coast of florida was partially closed for some time because the protesters moved up onto the highway walking in between the cars but as you said there is a very real history he

considered intelligence that it's classified and so this is what makes it such as delicious football to bandy back and forth in terms of the sport of politics here in the united states and i guess when you're also considering a political adversary such as china this is a president that on the campaign trail in 2016 said that he wanted an america 1st agenda and he certainly followed up on that renegotiating trade deals with china and putting in place very tough tariffs and he had there is this suggestion that he may do this again as he continues to try and take punitive action even threatening to undo some of the global supply chains that right now have many american products being made in china again this is something that some americans are now supporting given the fact that many were sort of oblivious to the fact that things like antibiotics and other medicines were being made in china now in dealing with this pandemic knowing that there have been some things that have not been readily available to americans that america 1st agenda is once again getting some support but this is still a very

. >> income inequality has been bandied about as a terrible thing the interesting thing is that they say one points out that pakistan and ethiopia have less income inequality and that i say move there if you think it will be great it's not about how close you are but income inequality one of the authors say it is like the jealousy trope be caring how much money you make but in reality it's a vice. i don't care how rich i am if i'm getting richer but it's another big lie coming from the socialist that if i get some you get less from the economic pie. the statistics are overwhelming the economic pie is getting bigger and bigger with less poverty. human progress.org associated with cato the statistics are amazing. poverty in 182090 percent lived on less than two dollars a day when i was born and went from 90 percent in 1820 about one third of the world in the early sixties today is less than 10 percent. that is incontrovertible 137,000 people escape the stream poverty every day for the last 35 years the facts are wrong the world is so much better than it used to be. >>host: you take tha

congressman mark bandy was talking to senate democrats yesterday and he believes that those enhanced benefits are crucial to the united states economy recovery. he also talked about states that were teetering on the brink of disaster, and that's somewhat of the magnitude that the house has passed. >> the president's economist, as they all like t to to spend mor, i'm sure they didn't take the opportunity to remind everyone in the democratic that he was talking to that we've sent 150 billion down to states already. they have a wide latitude to use the funds, and in any way, it's not like we haven't done anything for us date and local governments. we may let her do more but we have sent them as i said $150 billion just a month or six weeks ago, and much, martha, of the many we have already allocated has not gone out yet. we need to let that fully kick in. look at the impact of the states beginning to open up, then we can make an intelligent decision about the size and the appropriate package to put together for the next rescue package. >> martha: are you and the white house on the same

. >> that has been bandied about in it is a terrible thing but we look at it and interestingly one points out pakistan and ethiopia you think it will be great is not how close you are to each other but your level but income inequality says it is a jealousy trope about how much money that you make but in reality that is coveting somebody's property. but another of the big lies comes from the socialist to say it is a pile of sticks if i get some you get less but the truth is the statistics are overwhelming the economic ties get bigger and bigger with less poverty human progress.org associated with cato the statistics are amazing. poverty and 90 percent of people live on less than two dollars a day when i was born it went from 90 percent in 1822 about one third of the world living in poverty in the sixties today is less than 10 percent that is incontrovertible those that escape extreme poverty every day the last 25 years so the facts are wrong the world is so much better than it used to be. >> you take that global lens i expect those policy reforms you have championed with government in our

given everything that has happened over the last few weeks and the amount of rhetoric that has been bandieddid a lot of business with china. now?that continue jim: prior to covid-19, we had started to, not by our own choosing, but really by china's choosing, move recycled materials away from china. i would tell you that 100% of ,ur mixed paper, for example three years ago with going to china. now it is literally 0%. so the large majority of our recycled material is now staying within the u.s. and canada. there certainly is a need for that. .ll of these recycled materials into products such as paper towels and boxes for groceries and medical supplies, so there is absolutely a need to continue with recycling, but our relationship with china has changed dramatically, not just because of this pandemic, but just because of the change that china made about a year and a half ago. jim, thank you. we much appreciate your time. our thanks to waste management ceo jim fish. still ahead, we hear from san francisco fed president mary daly at 11:00 a.m. new york 4:00 for markup -- time, p.m. london time.

biden either someone directly involved in this coup attempt os his name was being bandied about and he was out to lunch. either way is terribly incriminating for the obama-biden administration. >> sean: matt gaetz, thank you for being with us. doing in your podcast, by the igway. member nations of the world health organization, they have now rejected officially of the president's plan of holding the w.h.o. accountable, and their utter failure o in handling coronavirus but why are we funding what is a corrupt organization that spewed propaganda, carried the water for china's communist party? thanks to the w.h.o.'s arrogant refusal to agree here, and the w.h.o. guess what? the president's demands for accountability not happening? great. you have saved the u.s. taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. i want to say thank you to the w.h.o. tonight for being stupid and being a propaganda arm now for china and choosing not to do the right thing. not one more penny to them either. defund the w.h.o. while we are at it, again, what did i say earlier? not one more penny should be allocated for

. >> what about the shenanigans i keep hearing bandied about that took place in north carolina's 9th congressional district? >> right. even though it's rare, it's not nonexistent. what happened in 2018 is that an operative working pro-republican congressional candidate allegedly went around, collected absentee ballots against north carolina law and either tampered with them by changing votes or destroyed ballots. it was so bad that the bipartisan state board of elections decided they needed to redo the election. the point is, the fraud was caught. it's very hard to have conspiracy like this and not get caught. and as long as there are safe guards to prosecuting people with this activity i think it's a risk taking and to say that people can safely go to the polls in november. >> here's another critique, this made "the wall street journal's" editorial page today. the subject is ballot harvesting. the journal wrote in part, as states extend mail voting they should tighten deadlines and ban march vesting. ensuring ballot integrity is crucial for public confidence in election outcomes and

was either someone who was directly involved in this attempt, or his name was just sort of being bandied about and he was out to lunch. either way, it's terribly incriminating for the obama-biden administration. >> sean: congressman matt gaetz, thanks so much for being with us. doing a new podcast by the way. also breaking tonight, member nations of the world health organization have now rejected officially the president's plan to hold the w.h.o. accountable for their china-centric disinformation campaign during the start of the outbreak and their utter failure in handling the coronavirus. so why are we funding what is a corrupt organization that spewed propaganda, carried the water, for content, china's communist party thanks to the arrogant refusal to agree here in the w.h.o. -- well, guess what? the president 's demands for account ability not happening. great. you have now saved the u.s. taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars. i want to say thank you to the w.h.o. tonight for being stupid and being a propaganda arm now for china and choosing not to do the right thing. not one more

i think this all or none that is being bandied about in the public is unfair.ly irresponsible. if airline x can't make it the way it is, if they're overburden denned with debt like american airlines is, chapter 1path helps them survive but i don't necessarily agree with calhoun that one airline is going out. they may be in chapter 11 but i don't think necessarily that means they're going out of business. cheryl: the airline industry is littered with twa, braniff. there is a list of carriers. >> pan am. cheryl: pan am, exactly. at the same time the industry was under pressure if you will, a slowing in the economy, worry about global growth. that seems the bigger problem the global economic story will hurt airlines. that is something no one can control, not even chapter 11 can help you in that regard. >> that's true. don't forget when you say braniff, pan am, pwa, eastern airlines,. cheryl: eastern. >> i'm dating myself that was a different time. the last five years the airline industry fully figured out how to nickel and dime the public for their profitability.

wisconsin are now allowed to start making their own decisions, but this is where and this word gets bandiedbout all the time and i'm not a big fan of it but all i have a sudden now we're talking about chaos in wisconsin, because as the governor says, how in heaven's name are we going to be able to sort of make any sort of unity out of a quilt that has 70-plus people trying to move, entities moving around it. he's got a tough road to hoe ahead of him. >> he does. kevin and shaquille, thank you for joining us. >>> let's cross over to capitol hill, dip into that briefing of dr. rick bright the whistle-blower from the hhs who filed the complaint. let's listen to that hearing. >> -- whistle-blower testimony under oni a witness would normally be under oath and if he's not under oath, if we get into whistle-blower allegations, how can we be sure the witness is telling the truth under oath if they're not under oath, and if they're not under oath, how can you talk about the whistle-blower complaints? >> i thank the gentleman -- >> in a fair and equitable manner. >> i thank the gentleman for his inqu

melissa: we've heard so many idiotic shapes bandied about, this could be like the nike swoosh. maybe it will be a w and all of these different ideas that we wouldn't have, sort of that v-shaped recovery that is academically thought to happen after a deep, you know, stall or, like this, that it could go along the bottom. in fact when you look at from your own "wall street journal." when you guys were talking i think it was this morning about some of the stats, disparity between the states, for example in florida, only 4% of construction workers lost their job compared to new york where 41% have? in other words there are a lot of bumps along the way. and that, i don't know, how do you address that within this scenario? >> well, i think the, i don't think, jason furman was suggesting, and democrats were afraid the economy was going to go through the roof or accelerate quickly, adverse, democrats are really worries that the economy revives, which is a kind after sad thing that for a party to be in favor of. don't make a mistake, there are structural changes in the u.s. economy. the

been like that between iran and saudi arabia, and it wasn't.an the other one is a phrase we hear bandied about very often come muslims have always killed each other. in particular you will hear sunnis and shiites have always killed each other. those are the two sects in islam for those who don't know i will simplify. it's a little like the catholics and the protestants. sunnis and shias other two sects of islam. they split after the death of prophet mohammed when some people thought his air should be his closest relative, and those whoo came from the shiites and some people thought his heirs should be his closest confidant and those eventually became the sunnis. but even in the first few decades following profits that those identities were not as clearly defined. they evolve over time -- the profits of death. that is that the preconceived idea, a conception people have about the reason we even president obama said they've been killing each other for millennia. it was always be like that. i would like to point out it hasn't been like that and, therefore, it also does it need to be like th

what brought obama said and the other one was simply one word obama gave now that term he's been bandying about a lot without explaining what it means but it seems to be his suggestion that the obama administration was trying to frame him with the investigation has been a lot of activity on that front you. generals' clinton. has twice pleaded guilty to being put into the vice president of the united states and now it may be cleared in this case but trump has been on this anti obama case for years it's not clear whether he's bowing to convert anybody doing this but for years he's always used obama and his criticism of obama to rally his base years ago saying that he wanted to do obama's birth certificate and actually forcing obama eventually to releases so he's gone back with red meat or his base right now and the target is clearly president i. think that john hendren a life from chicago. much more still to come credit. it's a very young workforce with very little experience and that's dangerous. u.s. emergency workers revealed a huge cost of funding shortages during the pandemic. and with

so we think it is up to 0.9, those are the figures being bandied about.t educated guesses.|j we don't know for certain yet. this is at best educated guesses. i don't know if you've had a chance to speak to many doctors or co—workers in the last half hour or so. i wonder what there's reactions might beat to the steps, which are designed to protect the capacity of the nhs casilla nhs organisers is an organisation topic they've spoken about this, saying they've spoken about this, saying they won a balanced approach that is clearly communicated. they have to help the nhs and save lives, but the restrictions we've had have also caused sacrifice and hardship. so they welcome the fact that there was lots of emphasis on testing, but they said, "we don't see that there isa they said, "we don't see that there is a detailed and developed approach for that in the moment, and we need it now." catherine, thank you so much. let's get the perspective of rain newton—smith, the chief economist at the cbi. hello, thank you forjoining us. the prime minister said in the state

it was bandied about on twitter, and it was just the reaction from people in seeing it but she has apologized realize the harm that could have come from her making that call to police, t.j. >> reporter: if he had not taken that video, would he have been arrested? you have police coming to a scene where you think something violent, an assault is taking place. and, again, so many of the videos we've seen in this day and age about incidents with police and black men, it's just this could have escalated in a different way, robin. >> and we're glad it did not. okay, t.j., thank you. >>> coming up later the new research revealing a possible link between covid-19 and vitamin d. dr. ashton will break down what you need to know. >>> coming up next, legendary queen guitarist brian may revealing his serious health scare. the signs he missed and the bizarre injury that helped save his life. come on back. this moment. this moment right now... this is our commencement. no, we'll not get a diploma or a degree of any kind. but we are entering a new chapter in our lives. our confidence is shaken; our hearts c

part of the reason why there have been almost no tort cases about covid-19, people have bandied about figures, but the truth is there have been almost none of the cases. they are likely to be few because in order to plead a case in court, you have to be able to show causation. if someone who is out and about walking on the streets, visiting the grocery store, visiting another shop contracts virus, there's no way in the world they're going to be able to say, you know, it's mr. smith's fault. it hasn't materialized. >> let me ask you this question. is there precedent for broadly immunizing businesses from liability? >> no. this is not like preemgs. early early on one of your colleagues said it would be pre-emptipr preguiprbepre bepreex -- this would wipe out liability regime. >> what would the consequences be if we passed this bill and if it were to become law? >> most torts -- what constitutes gross negligence rather than negligence would not be actionable. irresponsible conduct, conduct people know is bad but don't really care about would go -- would not be subject to litigation. the

we've rewarded them with a trade deal that the president has bandied about as really the best thing for states and for the chinese economies. of course, the president congratulated xi jinping on his handling of the coronavirus, said they were being transparent, said everything was going to be fine. so i think this is a troubling sign, another troubling sign in xi jinping's dig -- in the moves. >> it was called a setback for the rule of law in the city such as disqualification of hong kong's legislators on ideological grounds, and then quoted a hong kong expert that said hong kong's constitutional platform has collapsed and its dismal govern r governme dismal government can deteriorate further. your thoughts? >> i think it is the way things are trending and it eats away at the promise of the one country, two systems approach that was made when hong kong reverted to chinese control almost three decades ago. so i think the big question now is how this will play out on the ground and how the united states, in fact, will react, because the state department in order for hong kong to maintain