hundreds of garment workers in bangor those have protested job losses due to the coronavirus pandemic that also demanding back pay saying employees of the windy group which supplies are and h. and m. have been laid off without proper compensation many clothing factories in bangor they're forced to shut due to the drop in global demand of say garment exports fell by 84 percent in april. record high temperatures have been reported in a siberian town located above the arctic circle temperatures of 38 degrees celsius were felled in the vertical yun sky on saturday its previous high was 37.2 degrees the town in the republic was the most extreme temperature range in the world with a low of minus $68.00 degrees much of siberia has seen unseasonably high temperatures this year causing a number of large wildfires scientists an indigenous leaders in mexico are battling to save the last pocket of tropical rain forest in north america it's thought 90 percent lack and a rain forest has already been lost to the forestation but will repel air travel to the heart of the jungle in the south of the cou

economy is bouncing back from the efforts of the coronavirus pandemic he's just arrived to bangor in the state of maine as you can see those pictures come down the steps to go to a factory that's making swabs and this is of course. after an unexpected drop in the latest unemployment figures but $18000000.00 jobs have been lost in the past 3 months the unemployment rate has fallen to 13.3 percent after 2 and a half 1000000 new jobs were created last month now that's being credited to the easing of coronavirus restrictions it was a different story in april in march when more than $21000000.00 people lost their jobs experts say it could take months for the 30000000 americans still collecting unemployment benefits to find work when we had a problem we were able to cut it off stop it just like this stop keep everyone. keep them away keep them together away uninfected and we saved millions of lives and now we're opening and we're opening with a bang and we've been talking about the v.a. this is better than a v. this is a rocket ship let's cross over to our white house correspondent kimberl

in november 1955 bangor ian began a 2nd term as israel's prime minister.at the top of his agenda was how to respond to the growing strength of egypt now to the teeth. 8 months later the opportunity came. when nelson announced the nationalization of the suez canal. a decision that outraged the british and french the owners of the international canal company. this is a matter of life and death to israel. is not with it still less with the out of work. it is with colonel not. that he is not trusted to keep it under green. britain and france were convinced that military intervention would be needed to recapture the canal. and bring down the upstart. but to pretext was needed. fun to say i lease a beano was it a credit looked at a high end to a sort of 80 duck call mt guy i'm in mossad illyria home with very up. the whole other s.s. enormous club room in a ton of fighting and what i mean by the how to kill myself akasha and yell our leg anybody contextless. been caught i kind of the talk about. what most of us are thought of food for thought d. at that he asked

bangor has now spread across india sparking protests calling for a boycott of chinese goods. we are calling for the chinese president to be hanged the chinese army brutally killed our troops our movement will continue to protest and demand that consumers shun all chinese products sold in our country. experts say while the 2 nuclear armed neighbors are unlikely to head toward easing tensions in the region is essential. as crossover today have been corresponding nation china india and correspondent mathias billing in beijing. like to start with you prime minister narendra modi is warning china and people in india seem really angry is that the overall feeling across the country what about there definitely is anger and resentment against the chinese which had been building over the last week given the tensions along this de facto water that i know actually until i and the deaths have been going solo just as you've been quite matters to him but it is important to point out that the court just as we have seen i have been has that range to perhaps do what it was sent a whiteness sen

bangor has now spread across india sparking protests calling for a boycott of chinese goods. we are calling for the chinese president to be hanged the chinese army brutally killed our troops our movement will continue to protest and demand that consumers shun all chinese products sold in our country. experts say while the 2 nuclear armed neighbors are unlikely to head to war he's intentionally region is essential and let's cross over to correspondent mr jaiswal in india. as we just heard people are quite angry calling for the chinese president to be a prime minister warning china. tell us a bit more about the mood in the dynamics there how does this work. well it does it's definitely a sentiment in india against the chinese and this has been building over the last 6 weeks where we have seen tensions along that the fact of water cloying actually until it's between the 2. now is cause in india a lot of this sentiment and directed at china not china's economic ties indians want to hit the chinese when it hurts cutting off by whitewashing chinese goods now it's important to know

bangor has now spread across india sparking protests calling for a boycott of chinese goods. we are calling for the chinese president to be hanged the chinese army brutally killed our troops our movement will continue to protest and demand that consumers shun all chinese products sold in our country. experts say while the 2 nuclear armed neighbors are unlikely to head toward easing tension in the region is essential. brazil has reached a grim milestone in its corona virus outbreak it's become the 2nd country after the us to pass a 1000000 confirmed cases and official figures show the number of brazilians who've died from coated 19 is nearly 50000 experts say a lack of testing means the in fiction right is probably higher despite the alarming statistic some of brazil's worst hit regions like its largest cities cell paulo and rio de janeiro reopening. well a short time ago i spoke to correspondent in rio de janeiro and i asked him if there are any signs that brazil's president j. a ball sonar coronavirus skeptic is rethinking his approach to the pandemic since the beginning of

bangor has now spread across india sparking protests calling for a boycott of chinese goods. and. we are calling for the chinese president to be hanged the chinese army brutally killed our troops our movement will continue to protest and demand that consumers shun all chinese products sold in our country. experts say while the 2 nuclear armed neighbors are unlikely to head toward easing tension in the region is essential. china has unveiled more details about a new national security law being drafted for hong kong and says beijing will set up a new national security bureau in hong kong supervised by the central government to crackdown on dissent in a city critics say an end to the region's autonomy and relative political freedom. earlier we spoke with correspondent in beijing he sent us this assessment. from what we've seen today this new law is as far reaching as many have fear that the hong kong government will create a national security agency headed by the chief executive and that agency will also appoint the judges that deal with national security cases moreover beijing will

bangor has now spread across india sparking protests calling for a boycott of chinese goods. we are calling for the chinese president to be hanged the chinese army brutally killed our troops our movement will continue to protest and demand that consumers shun all chinese products sold in our country. our. experts say while the 2 nuclear armed neighbors are unlikely to head toward easing tensions in the region is essential let's cross over to correspondent billing in beijing mathias this conflict seems to be escalating quickly how is it come to this. well it's a very old conflict as we've heard right now that dates back to the time when the british colonial rule in india and the chinese imperial state so it's very difficult and there they are frequent standoffs at the border why this time it got so bad 20 indian soldiers killed and some probably some chinese as well although china doesn't release that number we have 2 versions it's very hard to say it happened in an inhabited area. the 2 sides are somewhat were somewhat disengaged from each other there was an area between thei

bangor has now spread across india sparking protests calling for a boycott of chinese goods. we are calling for the chinese president to be hanged the chinese army brutally killed our troops our movement will continue to protest and demand that consumers shun all chinese products sold in our country. experts say while the 2 nuclear neighbors are unlikely to head toward easing tension is essential. business for many sectors around the world including for the illegal drug trade that in afghanistan biggest producer of heroin opium farmers are still continuing their work it's harvest season in the poppy fields and for many rural regions it's the only crop farmers with enough income to live on. the puppies have matured fully and it's high time for more myths aid to begin harvesting growing opium poppies is illegal but since he switched from growing wheat crops to producing opium 3 years ago he has finally been able to feed his family again in florida this year's opium is very good quality it's a good harvest. owns around one hector of land in badlands in the north of afghanistan o

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bangor has now spread across india sparking protests calling for a boycott of chinese goods. we are calling for the chinese president to be hanged the chinese army brutally killed our troops our movement will continue to protest and demand that consumers shun all chinese products sold in our country. our. experts say while the 2 nuclear armed neighbors are unlikely to head toward easing tension and it is essential. and you're of course watching the news live from berlin i'll be back with more news headlines top the hour on the spicer thanks for watching. i'm going crazy thing in time. to.

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the president of the united states has just landed on air force one in bangor maine where he is anticipatedoday, i had on the labor secretary and also where we go from here amid a sandwich of crises, if you will. the pandemic with coronavirus and what has played out on america's streets in the last few days with george lloyd and the reaction to that with protesting, i just draw everybody's attention to the president of the united states now on the ground in bangor maine and i have colonel davis with me here, how critical is it that the president has what you say in the magan area to work on with his military leadership or has that always been for every president? >> well, there's always some conflict because you have differences of opinion, john f. kennedy had some real differences of opinion with his senior military leaders but we do enshrine civilian leadership of the military, that's critical and unambiguous but you know, we do hire people for their expertise and if they have differences of opinion i think it's important to hear them. we need to try to separate the politics from it. >> h

it is arriving -- just arrived in bangor, main. good afternoon in the east.hour with stunning job numbers that raise questions about whether the u.s. is already seeing the worst of the pandemic's impact on the economy. the department of labor, the u.s. added 2.5 million jobs during the month of may and unemployment rate dropped to 13.3%. the games are presumably the result of businesses once shuddered by the coronavirus now reopening and essentially rehiring those same employees. the president wasted no time taking a victory lap this morning. he called the jobs report an affirmation of the work his administration has been doing. and he suggested that george floyd the man whose death sparked global protest. and last hour former vice president joe biden reacted to that comment and called it despicable. >> george floyd's last words, i can't breathe. for the president to try to put any other words in the mouths of george floyd, i frankly think is despicable. and the fact that he did so on the day when black unemployment rose, hispanic unemployment rose, black une

we're expecting protests both here in bangor where air force one will be landing in a couple hours as well as nearby in guilford where the president will be touring that medical facility later today. the sheriff there pleading with protesters as well as pro trump counterprotesters to try to avoid violence as they demonstrate. all this, craig, distracting from what the president wants to be focusing on today, which is those positive job numbers as well as what he feels is a positive story to tell about his coronavirus response when he goes to puritan medical products, this facility that doubled production of those nasal swabs we've been talking about that you need to do coronavirus testing. trump invoked the defense production act to get about $75 million to that company to ramp up production of those nasal swabs. the president wants to focus on that today and what he sees as a positive and successful response to the pandemic. >> josh lederman, thank you. we have our best ears listening to president trump in the rose garden. a few moments ago president trump was bragging about the bord

little pasta and noodles and an lot of coconut garden and draw mango rice and not just we met in bangor who before that is encouraging his community to tell unique project tone to the local and seasonal fruit. a typical traditional indian meat rice parade so with a variety of side dishes each made up of a number of ingredients. but as india has been used so too has the waits people eat meals have become foster easier and much less diverse with many ingredients even being flown in from around the world a study found that around a 100 of what it means eat. comes from abroad. gendron is a campaigner for the revival of traditional food a mother of 2 she set up a god in the for all the time she grows through and vegetables. from limes until easter tomatoes and ginger much of its native to india it fulfills almost all her needs. it's a cycle in the west from my kitchen goes to the tardis and vegetables come to the kitchen. get gender and just want to be able to feed herself and her family she grows mostly indigenous seeds in an attempt to preserve and works with we're trying to do the same so

accessible to us that means very little noodles and a lot of coconut and rice and not just we met in bangor who before that is encouraging his community to tell you need project don't to go and seasonal food. break so with a variety of side dishes each of a number of angry. but india has so too is the way people eat meals have become foster easier and much less. divers with many ingredients even being flown in from around the world a study found that around a 3rd of what indians eat comes from abroad. gendron is a campaigner for the revival of traditional food a mother of 2 she set up a garden the for old on the terrace she grows through and vegetables. from limes introduced to tomatoes and ginger much of it's native to india it fulfills almost all her needs. it's a cycle in the west from my kitchen goes to the tennis and. come to the kitchen. to gender and just want to be able to feed herself and a family she grows the indigenous seeds in an attempt to preserve and works with others who are trying to do the same so what people do is the least. of these need you see it's shared. you don't g

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bangor maine this should be working in you know one umbrella because. you're talking about human resources human resources greatest care about you know they say look then you can the doctors that you say they are not coming forward with government. including a. private hospital x. . amount of money. for the. government piling new tactics to deal with the rising number of people. seem to be falling short and for many it would think it really. is to china now where beijing has counseled more than half of its scheduled commercial flights as that said he struggles to contain a new outbreak of the corona virus schools are closed for a 2nd day the travel ban has been imposed stopping those from leaving high risk areas to new outbreak. has been traced to a food market terms of people are being tested for the. beijing residents thought they'd put this behind them but here they are lining up in the hot sun for mass coronavirus testing after nearly 2 months a new outbreak is causing alarm dozens of cases have been traced to this sprawling wholesale food market it

just a week off to bangor into cup the post 150 is really paratroop as led by major ariel sharon.was sent to attack an egyptian army base near the city of gaza. 40 egyptian soldiers were killed. and many more injured. when bigger came back he decided made a plea to show that israel is not going to give in. this time a from the egyptian border the provocation some of the attacks by into traitors were on the rise in. a tub the mass of. products that need for a wedding mass of some your himself from c.m. was. regaling medina. what some unknown has a. war and has alerted min of are. claiming they were egyptian territorial waters not so close the terrans straight at the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to ships sailing to and from the israeli port of the land. to strengthen his army north of salt more weapons from the west at this time to no avail. so in a surprise move he turned east. russia's new foreign minister mr shifty laugh lost no time in taking a personal part in middle east affairs and he was soon engaged in talks with president nasser. egypt signed this huge arms deal which ech

good afternoon, i am bill hemmer, president trump now speaking with commercial fishermen in bangor mainee world that makes swabs for covid-19 testing. we will bring you updates on headlines from the presidents tour there. meanwhile after protesters marching for an 11th straight day now, amid calls for police reform, the minneapolis city council expected to approve an agreement banning police from using choke holds. it will also require police to report and intervene if they've seen an officer using unauthorized force.

some of the affected destinations, dell the that will not be flying anymore to bangor, maine, no more to aspen, colorado, santa barbara and others. all right. so delta's up 5.5%. let me go to ashley webster who is always up more than 5% in my estimation -- [laughter] ashley: i like to think so. i like to think so. hey, liz. others may not but who cares, right? let's take a look at some of these weekly winners. apple, that's been on a tear. if it can finish above -- oh, the s&p first. american airlines is up as more and more people come out and actually dare to fly. occidental, great weight for the oil patch. we have demand picking up and also opec meeting tomorrow, may extend those production cuts through july. simon property group, huge boost perhaps on the retail rebound is going to move faster than expected. if you own a shopping mall or a shopping centering it's been a great week for you, up 53%, liz, not bad at all. very quickly, the dow leaders, boeing, another great week. travelers, hopes of a fact seen is helping that stock. and again, exxonmobil, the oil pitch finally after b

good afternoon, i am bill hemmer, president trump now speaking with commercial fishermen in bangor maine. two or a medical factory, 1 of 2 in the world that makes swabs for covid-19 testing. we will bring you updates on headlines from the presidents tour there. meanwhile after protesters marching for an 11th straight day now, amid calls for police reform, the minneapolis city council expected to approve an agreement banning police from using choke holds. it will also require police to report and intervene if they've seen an officer using unauthorized force. two big interviews coming up in moments. i will speak with the former baltimore mayor, stephanie rawlings, rudy giuliani, welcome back here. i want to cover three things quickly. number one, the reforms, they have worked to when they have taken place in other cities, will this help, mr. mayor? >> well the reforms are certainly needed, certainly going to help. but i also think that to make it appear as if police brutality is systemic is really propaganda, police brutality is an issue but it's not the major issue that they are trying to

so you saw jobs created from bangor to gilford to pitsfield to the bath iron works and brunswick.t the same time, we met with a group of commercial fishermen, president trump signed an executive order, this is one of two over the last two weeks that have done more for commercial fishermen in the last 50 years than any president has done. and what the president did that day was liberate 5,000 square miles of fertile fishing area outside the bank for commercial fishermen. i saw nothing but beautiful jobs created. coming in from the high school where we landed and the knight hawks to the facility at puritan, half a mile was ringed with people cheering the president on. this is what happens when you get away from our major metropolitan areas, into the rest of the country. it was a beautiful thing to of watch. so all the way from bar harbor to kennybunk port, this thing is working. this is what i'm seeing with this president. that's what he cares about, creating jobs. >> maria: so you're back in washington right now. washington, d.c. was the last city i guess to reopen. where you're st

coronavirus in the world protests took place outside rio's famous american our stadium as flamengo took on bangor in the state championship joanna. the american air has been the scene of some of the biggest celebrations in brazil's football history. i don't thursday these fans came to protest the restart of play after 3 months during a virus stoppage losing also was immune to have today our movement criticises the reopening of the championship as one that is a fascist irresponsibility of the government who are not committed to helping the people who are only concerned with the economy exchanging lives for the economy the people are against the reopening of the rio championship and are in favor of getting rid of both sonora brazil's president giant ball scenario has been pushing to restart football competitions saying the play is a less likely to die from covert 19 because they are physically fit. but just meters from the american a pitch is a reminder of what the country's dealing with a field hospital with 400 beds for current virus patients stands outside one of its gates and even some of the 2

just 3 days after players started saying safety protocols need to be put in place on thursday from bangorin the state championship at american our stadium in their 1st game back in nearly 3 months but is a field hospital just metres away from the pitch to 90 patients died brazil is dealing with the 2nd biggest break with the virus in the. the n.f.l. players union is recommending that all players stop group workouts saying the risk of catching coronavirus is too great their medical director made the recommendation after 14 positive covert 19 tests on the players tom brady's new. ideas have closed part of their team's training facility after 3 players caught the virus and 6 time formula one world champion lewis hamilton says he's launching a commission i did increasing black representation in motor sport how much and says there are still institutional barriers in formula one and that the sport needs to be as diverse a multi-cultural as the world we live in. that's of the sport. well that's also it for. if you were in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when mes

after play restarted saying safety protocols need to be put in place on thursday flamingo played at bangor in the state championship of american our stadium in their 1st game back in nearly 3 months but at a field hospital just meters away from the pitch to cover 1000 patients died brazil is dealing with the 2nd biggest outbreak of the virus in the world fever has paid tribute to iraq's football hero ahmed roddy who has died from corona virus the 56 year old was hospitalized in baghdad last week and despite briefly returning home he passed away on sunday ruddy as a former asian footballer of the year you also scored iraq's only ever goal in a world cup finals that was against belgium in 1986 just a few hours until the premier league leaders a little get bases and restarted they're just 2 wins short of clinching their 1st trophy in 30 years and their 1st match back against local rivals everton b. don't get all my mind we are already nearly there. we know the situation a table because it will be trouble that travels the next week so we need to make sure that we really play again the best we

lincoln, nebraska, aspen, colorado, bangor, maine, some names have been approved by delta to pause theing on july theth. 8th. delta is pausing but america and united adding flights. capacity is still down 50% more from last year but i should also announce that united is also closing three of their four international hubs which will come with job losses. they're of the shutting down in frankfurt, tokyo, hong kong. they're keeping london open. what a week for airline stocks last week a record up on average 35% for these airline shares but as you said, you can only go up from those levels. ashley: that's true, that's true but wow, really cutting back service, some of these airlines. i guess they have to streamline at least for now. susan, thank you. >>> starting today boston restaurants can serve customers in outdoor dining spacing only but will that be enough to keep some of them in business? we'll speak with one owner who says it is better for him to stay closed right now. over in new york where restaurants are able to serve anyone right now, one iconic pizzeria says they are going to o

meanwhile in bangor protesters turned out and stood many metres apart in solidarity with people in thened the street for the black lives matter protest, where council leader tudor evans says there is much to do to tackle deep—rooted inequalities. scientists at the university of liverpool have developed a way to scan through thousands of wildlife diseases and predict which might be most dangerous to humans. it's a key step to predicting the next possible pandemic before it happens. the researchers warn though that our impact on the natural world is also increasing the pace at which new diseases "spill over" from wildlife into humans. victoria gill has been looking into the hunt for the next pandemic. this is not the last of our pandemics. going back 20 years, i can think of six potential pandemics, of which one has turned into a serious reality. as the search for the solution for covid—19 continues, some scientists are looking to the future. in the next 20 years we may get another six or even more, so it is really essential that we get onto this in advance and we go out there and we try