last year if you see that bangladesh expects in total wired almost $18000000000.00 to the country so but recently we have seen that the inflow of foreign evidences is also just declined in march they have dropped by 2 percent we have seen and in april by 25 percent so and also as david suggests that over 1400000 migrant bangladeshi workers out of the 10000000 who live in different countries of the world have either returned or are on their way back home due to job losses so impact there as well one last question i do it's just like to put here is are we actually seeing now in bangladesh people going home greece starvation a problem in the country because the u.n. food program food program has been warning that that is that is a growing concern. well it depends on many factors bangladesh grows decent amount of food according to w a b there are a few millions are suffering from food insecurity and also the problem is transporters and what we have seen recently like during the lot on the area farmers were unable to transport their harvest so they faced a steep loss that's why as the exp

s bangali service he's going to tell us a little bit about the situation in bangladesh and especially about the situation in the garment industry and supply you have described that in the in the the items you've been writing about about this story you have described the situation as economy down poverty up tell us more. no but actually in a nutshell what i have written in that article that you are referring to is that for the last 2 and a half decades bangladesh's economy has grown especially in the last decade the country was really doing good as economy when duggan overdriven down but during this pandemic things where down for example before go vade one in every 5 people in bangladesh was poor and one in every 10 people was extremely poor but during gov it economist speculate that the number has doubled so if you consider the total population of a $170000000.00 people 40 percent of it is a huge number almost a total population of germany then who is worst affected by the pend i'm american soldier is it. the poor largely or is it the middle classes as well or is it the society as a w

the 2 biggest markets for bangladesh are also suffering so we saw huge order cuts as the industry is only export oriented due to this order cuts so far more than 2000 factories are already closed down and those which are real and after this lockdown are running at limited capacity hundreds of thousands of workers are also losing their jobs and tell us about how important the issue of remittances is which is a huge source of income for bangladesh. last year if you see that bangladesh expects in total wired almost $18000000000.00 to the country so but recently we have seen that the inflow of foreign evidences is also this declined in march they dropped by 2 percent we have seen and in april by 25 percent so and also as david surges that over 1400000 migrant bangladeshi workers out of the 10000000 who live in different countries of the world have either returned or are on their way back home due to job losses so impact there as well one last question i just just like to put here is are we actually seeing now in bangladesh people going hungry is starvation a problem in the country becaus

dhaka bangladesh. joining us now is david berkman he's the english editor of metro news an online current affairs news website in and on bangladesh he spent more than a decade in the country working there as a journalist he joins us from london david bergman welcome to the news or this digital security legislation that the government is using is that just a catch all to put people away for a bit to make sure that their message doesn't get out you couldn't have put it more succinctly it's a new law that was supposed to be a kind of reform they used to be a similar kind of set of offenses before this new offense was enacted and the offense is a very brute it allowed to most any form of criticism to come within it and so if the government and the law enforcement authorities decide that what the journalist or a social. a social digital user has written is something that they do want to get why distribution and they want to punish that person they can see that they've used the offense in order to prosecute

dhaka bangladesh. a cathedral in western france has caught fire 50 months after the devastating blaze at notre dame in paris police say an arson investigation is now underway in reports. the cathedral of st peter and st paul in not in flames more than 100 firefighters were deployed on saturday morning hours later thick plumes of smoke were still rising from the building president emanuel called the church a gothic jewel. the fire started in 3 spots i can confirm to you i saw it with my own eyes inside the cathedral the prosecutor spoke a while ago saying that an investigation was going to be opened i think it subjectively too soon to come up with conclusions having spoken to the teams who were on site there reporting a certain number of analyses. just 15 months ago the fire came close to destroying the paris fire reports suggest not cathedral wasn't nearly as badly damaged. the fire came as a surprise given concrete beams were used to replace wooden tempers destroyed in a previous fire partly as a prec

dhaka bangladesh. the month of june so huge protests across the u.s. against police brutality these mass gatherings sparked fears of a resurgence of the coronavirus but in many big cities like new york that hasn't happened ok brought us all to explains why. thousands of protesters on the streets in cities all over america demonstrators shoulder to shoulder huge numbers unified in a historic fight for social justice but this is not what social distancing is supposed to look like leading many to ask did the protests lead to a spike in corona virus cases this recently published research paper is the most definitive study to date addressing that question based on our research there is no relationship between the black votes matter protests and spikes in coding 1000 in any particular city at the population the study was coauthored by 5 economists and examined government coded numbers and cell phone location analysis in over 300 cities where protests occurred. the results showed what researchers call a void in space havior people who didn't participate in pr

also coming up catastrophic flooding in bangladesh but of the country is under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in decades but a 1000000 people are seeking higher ground with river set to rise further. president donald trump strips hong kong of the special trading status hardening the u.s. stance on china for its clampdown on human rights that. an exhibition tennis tournament here opens its doors to spectators for the laboratory safety protections the 1st major sporting event in germany to welcome back fans. welcome to the program the irish government and apple have won their appeal against a 2060 e.u. decision that sat. to pay the irish government certain buildings heroes and back taxes money that island didn't even walled so i took the case to europe's 2nd highest cost of a long denied that its tax origins with apple amounted to illegal state aid the european commission is expected to appeal the ruling to the european court of justice and. earlier this year then irish prime minister lavrov current apple chief executive tim cook had an anniversary to celebrate 40 years s

plus flooding in bangladesh forcing more than a 1000000 people from their homes about a 3rd of that country is now under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in decades and rivers are set to rise even further. plus banksy goes underground the london tube this is latest canvas and durfy the rats are spreading his message about how to contain the coronavirus. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us for the program today u.s. president trump has signed an executive order ending hong kong special trading privileges he also announced sanctions against officials in banks involved in beijing's crackdown on human rights there china has condemned the move and says it will retaliate with sanctions on u.s. citizens. in other escalation of tensions between the u.s. and china trump took actions against china in retaliation for its recent moves on hong kong he authorized sanctions on banks and officials involved in imposing a tough new security law that effectively terminates the semi autonomous territories unique status the u.s. move comes to weeks after beijing pass a new law that many say

and how the pandemic exposed massive corruption that's damaging public health in bangladesh. i know they're very hostile and also fairly dusty across areas of the middle east now to the south you can see quite a different story a lot of cloud has been spilling in of the last year as is a little overpressure tied to the monsoon rains and they're working their way towards this is going to produce some pretty heavy downpours at times if we could see into southern iran as much as $65.00 millimeters of rain that could well produce some flash floods and then as you can see it will work its way across towards yemen similar story where the rain is not as heavy but even so it could cause some flash floods basin pieces of cloud time which is of course a very high 50 celsius in baghdad a similar sort of temperature into kuwait on a monday the winds picking up so we'll see it a bit more in the way of sound and that temperature wise doha at the temperature coming down to 37 celsius but it'll probably feel fairly humid with 37 then down into southern africa fine and dry throughout much of

across into south asia have seen some very heavy rain of course across areas to the north across bangladesh up into the pole but also we've seen some very heavy downpours into southern areas of pakistan corruption particular so we have got to see this the streets underwater people doing their best to still ask about. wednesday but the rains very heavy particularly through each a professional wednesday pushing up the whole again east was in to be tanned the rains a little bit lighter through much of bangladesh but really becoming very widespread again across areas to the west and the south and by thursday very heavy rains into my her russia so wet by with a high of 33. jump into the stream and julian on global community this generation. it will have to create its own democracy with social media on at will online be part of the debate let me put some you tube comments to you when no topic is off the table is taking on all the systemic arlen's that people of color have suffered not only now but for decades we are going to be to transform lives the way he treats human equating business if we're

the pandemic has exposed massive corruption that is damaging public health in bangladesh. and some or all the heavy rain in the 4 calls across more south eastern areas over a year you can see the can very clearly here and there very precious sitting in spreading across the entire regions and all the heavy downpours in the 4 calls however a little bit better into the northeast of and then this is a rather pleasant sunset but i have to say that cadigan say it's beginning to accumulate a little bit more than that a me walk across into lithuania some very nice sunshine these children cooling down and these fountains now 1st of all across the u.k. there is more rain across is the tickle region that will sing south as we go through the weekend damages not see bad on saturday but there's quite a change on sunday meanwhile the rain pushing across into southern areas of norway and then to areas that system across the southeast it really is quite a cloudy picture through much of central europe sunny warm out across the southwest and then through sunday that front sings southwards ta

dhaka bangladesh. and zimbabwe schools have remained closed following an increase in coronavirus cases for el children and poor households who don't have access to the internet getting their lessons on the radio reports from harare. it wasn't easy for the students to make it on time for today's english lesson 1st the batteries in the radio died they parents put together what money they could to buy some all. this english lesson is being taught over the radio instead of in the classroom because of the coronavirus pandemic but these learners complain they can't ask the lady to explain or repeat what they haven't understood they also miss the school teacher and there's 10000. then get rid of course did you need. to from. then to me it was and she teaches me. in there and there's tindall you. can get him to. community leader kid at the mall for help when ever he can he says he feels frustrated that's a bobby's radio stations are parrot educational programs i think we need to be practical because this is ve

plus a 3rd of bangladesh is under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in decades and rivers are said to rise even further. i'm god as welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump passes signed an executive order and in hong kong special trading privileges he also announced sanctions against officials on banks involved in beijing's crackdown on civil liberties in the territory china has condemned the decision and says it will retaliate with sanctions on u.s. citizens. and another escalation of tensions between the u.s. and china. trump took actions against china in retaliation for its recent moves on hong kong he authorized sanctions on banks and officials involved in imposing a tough new security law that effectively terminates the semi autonomous territories unique status the u.s. move comes to weeks after beijing pass a new law that many say represses fundamental democratic freedoms in the city the law prohibits what beijing views as subversive activities and gives the police sweeping powers to conduct searches and make arrests something the authorities made ample us

plus flooding in bangladesh forces more than a 1000000 people from their homes about a 3rd of the country is now under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in decades and forecasters warn the rivers are set to rise further. and south africa of reopens of schools that despite rising coronavirus cases but many of them lack even basic facilities and that has people worried they'll become breeding grounds for the covert virus. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today u.s. president donald trump has signed an executive order ending hong kong's special trading privileges trump also now. sanctions against officials and banks involved in beijing's crackdown on human rights there the move is part of trumps confronting china over hong kong the south china sea trade and the coronavirus beijing meanwhile has condemned the move and says it will impose sanctions on u.s. citizens in turn today aside legislation and an executive order to hold china accountable for its oppressive actions against the people of hong kong hong kong or tanami act which i signed this afternoon passed unanimous

in bangladesh more than a dozen health workers have been arrested on charges of selling thousands of fake certificates claiming people are free of the disease corruption has only added to the challenge of fighting because that 19 outbreak of a child has more from dhaka. bangladesh has increased the number of hospital to treat cope with 19 but despite the infections rising more than 2 thirds of the hospital beds are lying empty with people worried about the quality of treatment they would receive the government turned to the private sector to boost health care capacity but many private hospital were cold with 1000 cases are being treated do not have any credit monitoring and supervision to be sure that back in the room when you take i fully slum brought his father to a private hospital in the capital for treatment he was dismayed by what he found i mean the condition team of this in the office i took my father there thinking things will be better because it's a private hospital but once admitted we found the conditions are but most often even have any protective gear the hygienic cond

is found guilty on corruption charges but stays out of jail for now livelihoods washed away in bangladesh where a 3rd of the entire country is now submerged by monsoon flooding and u.s. attorney william barr faces questions of the trumpet ministrations response to recent anti racism protests. that welcome to the program spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has reacted with outrage after the u.k. and germany warned their citizens to think twice before travelling to spain in the coming weeks because of an increase in coronavirus cases tourism accounts for a little over 12 percent of spain's g.d.p. and is seen as crucial to rebuilding its economy after months of lock down restrictions but the u.k. is concerned that europe is entering a 2nd wave in the pandemic it's warned citizens against all but essential travel to spain and imposed a 2 week quarantine on their return a move which could cost spain's tourism sector $11700000000.00 in lost revenue the german government meanwhile has also warned against travel to 3 regions in spain but germany is also facing its own rise in infections with new

fearing death thousands more fled the country for the 4th of bangladesh. the scale of the exodus was enormous. today they are still unable to return home but. there are over 1200000 rohingya refugees living inside of these sprawling have fun with. this is now the biggest settlement of refugees in the world. many of them don't have access to clean water sanitation or even electricity. but after they arrived the survivors faced a new threat wild elephants rampaging through county. i'm meeting on one about them who witnessed the initial episode firsthand it came from there we did. that looked and came to a cost you know from the jungle over that way when directly to her shoulder and started beating her heart with it but it struck. this was no one on elephants truck repeatedly throughout the camp killing 13 people in the space of 5 months. can you tell me a little bit about what happened was her boss rather than the other side of her just sort of the body was difficult on her own to hold on to the little or little bit of a little bit a little bit is out of the

i'll just sirrah bangladesh. the opposition in mali has rejected a mediation plan but the regional bloc ecowas some called for the president to step down the move comes a day after president. appointed a 6 person cabinet to form a unity government it was responding to an appeal from west african leaders who also called for new elections following a disputed vote political tension has been rising in mali and recent weeks with protesters demanding painters resignation they accuse him of corruption mismanaging the economy and failing to contain groups has more from dakar in neighboring senegal. it's really a game of ping pong in the ball is on the opposition side and they're expected to announce more demonstrations and protests movement they're really unhappy with the cost of mediation from the get go they were unhappy because in the statement that was just released earlier on they mentioned again that the ecowas seems to think that this is an electoral crisis it's not it's a crisis of governance it's a crisis of tr

the situation in bangladesh has become dire for many especially farmers who depend on their livestock. that's what it was the flood water is constantly rising neither we nor our cattle could go out we need a small boat to do so are we having problems with food to the cooking ovens have been flooded even our beds are underwater. so get over the body the floods have destroyed crops and driven people in several impoverished regions from their homes well over a 1000000 people are on the move looking for safety. now home states have been flooded we had a small road out here but it got destroyed last night so we're trying to salvage all our crops like rice and corn and other goods. the country's flood forecasting center has warned that the situation could worsen still with major rivers expected to rise even further in the coming days now while his identity is unknown his artwork is far from the bank sees this thinking style dark humor have made him one of the world's most famous street artists on tuesday he released a video showing his new start work was painted in a london subway train as

losing their homes and their livelihoods hundreds of thousands in bangladesh wait for help in rising flood waters. also logging on to learn if you can afford it i'm most nigerian children are missing out at schools stay closed. malaysia's former prime minister national press has been found guilty of 7 corruption charges the verdict was delivered in the 1st trial linked to the one m.t.b. state investment fund scandal during his time in power now continues to deny any wrongdoing and says he will appeal. this 1st case centered on the transfer of nearly 10000000 dollars from a unit of one m. d.b. internet personal accounts he's been convicted of abuse of power 3 counts of criminal breach of trust and 3 counts of money laundering and he had launched one m.t.b. as a state investment fund when he was prime minister in 2009 florins louis has the latest from kuala lumpur. the judge took a couple of hours to read out his verdict and he found not guilty on all 7 counts and now the defense lawyers are now arguing for a stay in sentencing so we're not yet sure whether the judge is going to pass a

i'll just era suburb bangladesh. still ahead on al-jazeera. how reports of a confrontation have led to tension along the israel lebanon border. and rethinking the urban world the u.n. says now is the time to improve the planet's citizens. plenty of hot and dry weather throughout much of the middle east one of the shows further to north work in the east was away from the shores of the black sea it also noticed plenty of cloud hit through western saudi and again across into the far west of yemen we've seen rain here now for several days and it could be quite heavy at times that we could well see some flooding some in the city of santa i mean may even see more as it works as well about west coast of saudi quite a bit of cloud around elsewhere but look at these temperatures 51 in baghdad on tuesday 45 in kuwait 40 celsius in doha but of course it is fairly pretty humid again this time of the year but those winds still kicking up that sundin dust of the interior or of iraq and no change those temperatures $51.00 in baghdad but the rain still contin

plus flooding in bangladesh forces more than a 1000000 people from their homes a further of the country is under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in decades and rivers are said to rise even further. welcome to the program we begin with breaking news the irish government and apple have won their appeal against a 26 the e.u. decision that sat apple had to pay the i was government 13000000000 euros in back taxes money that ireland didn't even want so i'll instruct the case to you have so . dublin has long denied that its tax arrangements with apple about so illegal state aid european commission is expected to appeal the ruling to the european court of justice. earlier this year then irish prime minister leo of arad current apple chief executive tim cook had an anniversary to celebrate 40 years since apple started manufacturing in ireland over the decades the e.u. country in the us i phone maker have both profited from the arrangement apple gets a massive tax break but it provides employment for multinational companies the favorable situation in ireland is practically unrivale

that of bangladesh is under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in decades and rivers are set to rise even further. also on the show an exhibition tennis tournament here in berlin opens its doors to spectators with elaborate safety precautions it's the 1st major sporting event in germany to welcome back fans since. i'm going out as welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump signed an executive order ending a hong kong special trading privileges he also has announced sanctions against officials and banks involved in beijing's frak down on civil liberties in the territory china has condemned the decision and says it will retaliate with sanctions on the u.s. its citizens. in other escalation of tensions between the u.s. and china trump took actions against china in retaliation for its recent moves on hong kong he authorized sanctions on banks and officials involved in imposing a tough new security law that effectively terminates the semi autonomous territories unique status the u.s. move comes to weeks after beijing pass a new law that many say represses fundamental d

losing their homes and their livelihoods hundreds of thousands in bangladesh wait for help in rising flood waters. and. and logging on to learn if you can afford it but most nigerian children are missing out to schools stay closed. i'm joining us roscoe with a real sport major league baseball games are cancelled after several players test positive for corona virus but the league's commissioner is confident the season will not have to be cancelled. but start this news in malaysia where the former prime minister najib razak has been found guilty on 7 corruption charges the verdict comes from the 1st of 5 trials linked to the one n.d.p. scandal launched the state fund when he was prime minister in 2009 the case centered on the transfer of new. $10000000.00 into his personal accounts evidence in court showed a trail of money that paid for home renovations donations to political parties and a luxury watch for his wife he's been convicted of abuse of power criminal breach of trust and money laundering he's accused of stealing nearly $1000000000.00 from that fund prosecutors of levied $42.0

in neighbouring bangladesh, around a third of the country is submerged and more than a million peoplell the houses in his village are underwater and when he left his home, it was chest deep. and in nepal, at least 50 people have died in landslides in floods triggered by the heavy rains in recent weeks. bangladesh has flood forecasting centre says the consequences of this monsoon will be the worst in a decade and warned that with more rain to come, the river which runs through tibet, india and bangladesh is at risk of bursting its banks. monsoon season may be an annual phenomenon in this part of the world, but that certainly does not lessen its impact. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: with just a loudspeaker and a storybook, meet the man helping mexico's children during lockdown. after months of talks and missed deadlines, a deal has been struck to keep greece within the eurozone. the immediate prospect of greece going bust, in the worst crisis to hit the eurozone, has been averted. emergency services across central europe are stepping up their efforts to contain the worst floo

million of people are displaced by torrential monsoon rains in india, nepal and bangladesh. hello. president trump is sending federal agents to chicago and other american cities, to fight what he says is violent crime spiralling out of control. there's already considerable dispute and unease about the federal law enforcement officials deployed to portland to confront protesters there. the president is acting against the wishes of local leaders, who say he's provoking a constitutional crisis. here's how the president and his attorney general explained the move. there has been a radical movement to defund, dismantle, and dissolve our police departments. we've just started this process, and frankly, we have no choice but to get involved. we have initiated this programme, operation legend, to step up the activity of our task forces, our anti—crime task forces in the hard—hit cities by committing more federal agents. rachel vanlandingham is a professor of law at southwestern law school and shejoins us now from los angeles. thank you very much for your time, professor. first of all, when

trumpet ministrations response to recent the anti racism protests and livelihoods washed away in bangladesh where a 3rd of the entire country is now submerged by monsoon flooding. back into the program spain's prime minister has reacted with outrage at british and german travel advice that their citizens of void it's islands and beaches during the height of the summer tourist season because of an increase in coronavirus cases tourism is seen as crucial to rebuilding spain's economy after months of restrictions but there are reports now from one of the worst hit areas barcelona. jungen relaxed a little has a change for the youth of barking on isis economides crisis despite 3 months of strict lockdown in c.t. they feel mediately return to the old social habits. is 19 years old she's refusing to follow the government's social distancing measures or wear a mask which is now mandatory in public places we want to see people going to pay to now we are free and we don't know when they're going to close everything again and yet some easier just might close your eyes and give it to. the cut on govern

exposing corruption is becoming a challenge in bangladesh in recent months many journalists academics and doctors who spoke out about mismanagement in the health sector were detained by authorities under a digital security law critics say there's a growing climate of fear that will only impede the fight against coronavirus 200 children i'll just 0 dhaka bangladesh u.s. president donald trump has tweeted to say he's saddened by the death of civil rights hero john lewis flags have been lowered to half staff in the capital in the owner of the late congressman several u.s. politicians including former president barack obama have paid tribute to mr lewis the 80 year old was the last survivor of the big 6 civil rights pioneers in america castro looks back at his life and legacy we cannot give up we cannot give out. we cannot give you. john lewis was born into the segregated world of rural alabama in 1940 when i was growing up but i are subtle signs that say that white men colored men white women colored women white the son of black sharecroppers lewis devoured books as a child the words of

bangladesh, ay in third of the entire country submerged by flooding. ♪ welcome to the program.in's prime minister has reacted with outrage as british advise nottravel visiting their beaches during the summer tourism season because of an increase in coronavirus cases. terrorism is seen as crucial to rebuilding spain's economy after months of restrictions, but there are reports from one of the worst hit areas, barcelona. reporter: little has changed for the youth of barcelona. despite three months of lockdown in the city, they have returned to the old social habits. dalia is 19 years old and refusing to follow the government social distancing measures or wear a mask, now mandatory in public places. >> we want to see people we are free and we don't know when they will close everything again. [indiscernible] close your eyes and look away. reporter: the catalan government trying their best to reach the younger generation with a clear message. >> we would like to treat young people as citizens, they are citizens like we are all are. -- like we all are. we all have to share in this. y

the situtuation inn bangladesh s become dirire for ma. especially farmersrs who dependn their livestock. >> the floodwater is constantly rising. neither we nor our cattle could go out. we need aa small boat to do so. we are having problems w with food. the cooking ovens have been flooded. even our beds are underwater. the floods have destroyed crops and driven people in several impoverished regions from their homes. people are on the move, looking for safety. our homesteads have been flooded. we had a small road out here but it got destroyed last night. we are trying to salvage all of our crops like rice andnd corn d otother goods. the country's flood forecasting center has warned that the situation could worsen still. -- worsen still. brent: dozens of demonstrators in russia have been detained over protests to the changes to the constitution. hundreds of protesters gathered to collect signatures against the constitutional amendments. when they began to march through the city center, several journalists and city council members are among

that we'll hear from people in nepal and in bangladesh affected by the worst monsoon rains in years. and it was just been substantial flooding in south korea some landslides reported as well as this thing and wind across it as an active diddled area of low pressure on the seasonal rain now the heaviest rain is going east so it will be home sure that benefits us the right word from that on saturday there's an easterly a fairly chilly easterly in a brisk from bring in yet more rain to south korea and to some degree north korea and if i go through to sunday the same story exists because rather less of it all will materialised and rather less rain for most of japan much of it is going to be offshore but you could run one for the system back into china where the next pulse is trying to develop and looks like it's all going saif round the north which is still unusual for this time yet but the heart of it still running across the yangtze which is of course in flood. much of the laziness news here is seeing fairly frequent thunderstorms and they are coming through in clumps and if you're in

we hear from people in the poor and bangladesh affected by the worst of monsoon rains in a tease. the edge effect to the southwest monsoon give enough moisture for thunderstorms and a man sometimes downed in yemen or southwest and saudi those are probably useful if the if they do give flashlights what's less useful is what's floating around the atmosphere when the wind isn't blowing the chance of $41.00 entire hansei was dubai is a humid atmosphere and it feels it you've got dry heat in baghdad a $47.00 or $48.00 that sort of water and the same is true in a good part of saudi arabia attempt is tend to be higher at the mo really dying would face but the most i can tell you is that it's highest in these countries surrounding the gulf now the southwest monsoon itself tends to try and generate tropical cycles is trying to do that here which will throw some moisture up towards the coast of kenya and somalia otherwise you get the daily showers of the ethiopian highlands service on sudan over lake victoria and then a bit of a gap to beyond sea for you pick up let me more and hans just be

downstream in bangladesh unusually severe month soon rains have caused the rivers that flow between the 2 countries to swell and burst their banks around a 3rd of bangladesh has been left underwater armenians have rallied in the capital with escalating tensions with neighboring iser by john the protesters gathered outside the ukrainian embassy and accused of siding with their adversary recent days have seen the worst outbreak of cross border hostilities in years over the disputed territory of the gore know. the u.s. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has been discharged from the hospital after being treated for a possible infection a court spokeswoman said that ginsburg who is 87 years old had returned home and was doing will after undergoing a procedure the german meat processing company tourney's is set to partly reopen its slaughter house near the western town of goods was low on thursday the plant was at the center of a massive code 19 al break in june which forced authorities to reimpose a local walk on more than 600000 people. the british city of bristol has a new school of

is to bangladesh now one 3rd of the country is under water after some of the heaviest monsoon rains in a decade more than a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes by heavy flooding full cost as well and that major rivers are expected to rise further in coming days. officials say the flooding began in late june after heavy rains in the northern parts of bangladesh and neighboring india. the country's share of the 50 rivers while flooding takes place almost every year during the monsoon season this year is have been particularly bad the situation in bangladesh has become die off for many especially farmers who depend on their livestock. that's when. the floodwaters constantly rising need the we know our cattle could go out we need a small boat to do so we're having problems with food to the cooking ovens have been flooded even our beds are under water. so good it would have been. the floods have destroyed crops and driven people in several impoverished regions from their homes well over a 1000000 people are on the move looking for safety. by doing what our homesteads have been

million of poeple are displaced by torrential monsoon rains in india, nepaland bangladesh.sident trump is sending federal agents to chicago and other us cities, to fight what he says is "violent crime that's spiralling out of control." this comes after federal law enforcement officials were controversially deployed to portland, to put down protests there. the president is acting against the wishes of local leaders, who say he's provoking a constitutional crisis. here's how the president and his attorney—general explained the move. there has been a radical movement to defund, dismantle, and dissolve our police departments. we have just started this process, and frankly, we have no choice but to get involved. we have initiated this programme, operation legend, to step up the activity of our task forces, our anti—crime task forces in the hard—hit cities by committing more federal agents. welljoining us now on this is our correspondent david willis who is in los angeles for us. david, los angeles for us. tell us more about this. it's david, tell us more about this. it's a hugel

officials say the flooding began in late june after heavy rains in the northern parts of bangladesh and neighboring india. the country share over 50 rivers while flooding takes place almost every year during the monsoon season this years have been particularly bad the situation in bangladesh has become dire for many especially farmers who depend on their livestock. that's what your body will do was the flood water is constantly rising neither we nor our cattle could go out we need a small boat to do so are we having problems with food to the cooking ovens have been flooded even our beds are under water. because it will get over the body the floods have destroyed crops and driven people in several impoverished regions from their homes while over a 1000000 people are on the move looking for safety. by doing what our home states have been flooded we had a small road out here but it got destroyed last night so we're trying to salvage all our crops like rice and corn and other goods. the country's flood forecasting center has warned that the situation could worsen still with major rivers exp

and losing homes and livelihoods hundreds of thousands of people in bangladesh wait for help in rising flood waters i'm johnny cash a scope of the sport as more crime the virus cases placing major league baseball season in further doubts and $500.00 an hour england cricket says to ward joins an elite club as a matter of victory in the test series against the west indies. it is the trial that's put one nation's resolve to stamp out corruption to the ultimate tests now a court. malaysia has convicted former prime minister najib razak on a string of charges and sentenced him to 12 years in prison but he won't go straight to jail and says that he'll appeal the trial was one of 5 that he was facing linked to a scandal surrounding a state investment fund florence louis reports from kuala lumpur. was guilty on all 7 counts and sentenced to prison for a maximum of 12 years and a fine of $50000000.00 but the judge has allowed a delay in carrying out the sentence. former prime minister of malaysia has been convicted of money laundering criminal breach of trust and abuse of power that's for illeg

exposing corruption is becoming a challenge in bangladesh in recent months many journalists academics and doctors who spoke out about mismanagement in the health sector were detained by our card is under a digital security law critics say there's a growing climate of fear that will only impede the fight against corona virus $200.00 dhaka bangladesh. in zimbabwe schools remain closed following an increase in corona virus cases for now children in poor households who don't have access to the internet are getting their lessons on the radio reports from harare. right. it wasn't easy for the students to make it on time for today's english lesson 1st the batteries in the radio died the parents put together what money they could to buy some all this in this lesson is being taught over the radio instead of in the classroom because of the coronavirus pandemic but these learners complain they can't austin ready to explain or repeat what they haven't understood they also miss the school teacher and this. was did you need. them to me and. teaches me. to. write to me. lead a kid at the mall for he

which are around a 3rd of bangladesh has been affected by flooding it's left 2000000 people in need of help many of those displaced a living in temporary shelters while others are being forced to take refuge on highways at least 100 people have died out a serious tanveer tragedy chowdhry reports now from. is desperate to save whatever few possessions she was left with before the flooding she used to live with a family of 6 in this modest hut. now she's not sure where our family and livestock will find shelter. with facing many problems there's no work here the authorities are supposed to distribute relief here but we have yet to receive any we're not even sure what to feed our life stuck under these conditions we may have to take shelter by a bridge nearby for now. the nation's largest river delta system many rivers which originate in the himalayas flow to india into the bay of bengal making the country highly vulnerable to flooding. following the recent torrential rain many areas on the outskirts of the dhaka are also under water such as here in cyber but the flood forecasting center