of wall traveled to the district of horror in west bengal. well there locals told her of the immense challenge they're facing right now. celebrations are the main source of lush crush of moves livelihood. joining weddings and festivals his work is in high demand in new delhi but back in his village in west bengal libya he does not know if he will even said of this piece. last month shabu fled the lockdown in india's capital after months without any status he said $1300.00 other artisans also return to the small village with him almost one man from every family here. as if a light on destroyed business were craftsman laborers if we don't embroider we go hungry. there was social distancing before we got on the train but inside it was completely crowded and then 50 of us were put into a bus for 35 people see that but as a look of it and this is what really funny to them on the right was. asked how zones of migrants were making their way to west bengal every cycle i'm fun was wrecking havoc on their villages. the massive storm hit a week before m

communities along the hard hit by of bengal facing a long road to recovery. i'm anthony held welcome we stop in the united kingdom police in scotland say a stabbing attack in the city of glasgow has left 6 people injured including a police officer and that one man has died after he was shot by police emergency services were called to reports of a disturbance at a hotel which is currently housing asylum seekers police say there is no danger to the wider public. well a correspondent child out of parts is following this story from london earlier i put it to her that the u.k. must be on the age of the rating incident in which 3 people were stabbed to death only last week well the u.k. is on the ad because it's coming out of 313 months of intense lockdown where everything was closed of course also being the european country that has been the hardest hit from the pin damage with the highest death toll and on top of that last week not even a week ago actually a stabbing in reading a town west of london where people with sun bathing in a pocket in the evening and a l

asked how since of migrants were making their way to west bengal psyche on m fun was wrecking havoc on their villages. the massive storm hit a week before musharraf said god arrived from delhi the damage to his home is significant his brother who lives in olympia says they had never seen anything like it the family says they are willing to work hard but there is nothing to do when he gets a big order sircar hires as many as 20 men from the area to help them complete it now none of them have owned a single rupee for more than 2 months. the thoughts are with the government has given us some free rice but what are we supposed to do with just that there are no budged no oil. that's on an open destroyed our homes. we got no help there either. locals have had to tap into their savings and gone off jewelry to carry out repairs on order of the willage was without electricity for 12 days after the storm the exodus of migrants from india cities has exposed their heavy reliance on these workers but even in villages like this one the crisis is raising questions about age old patterns of migration

the 4 hens have been guests at the home of felicity of burkart and craig or bengal or in the northern suburbs of berlin for a year now this is how it came to pass. as a capsule i mean guns inside them all meant just that and i was once stuck in a traffic jam at some point and there was a livestock transporter in front of me. i sensed it had toys that got me thinking about what kind of lives animals leaving something then and if one could give at least a few really good life as they had off almost i wanted to get to know how chickens lived he didn't and since we have a garden i thought they'd feel right at home here on this because they would have plenty to eat and they'd also give us many us that have been doing funding. their diet consists of grains and fresh greens but also kitchen waste. in the summertime the hens lay an egg almost every day. and to the south of berlin mathias schmidt an environmental engineer by profession took up chicken breeding 4 years ago he rents out the offspring of a man who's been rising and not just during the coronavirus crisis. could get no more going t

see it because the concentration on the rain behind it isn't there it's more like i suppose west bengal may be behind in the northeast of india and increasingly dancer maharashtrian this western side of the delta so is not much to the north of that a few showers are possible in new delhi 39 degrees an occasional sunday but it's not the relieving weather you'd like and in cox's bizarre there's also showery weather possibly thundery for the next 3 days in southerly breeze this is proper monsoon weather in this part of india bangladesh continues. in a new series of al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how and why buildings influence the course of history and felt that he did not get enough credit for anything a budget he wanted to be the biggest article said but he was mandela the biggest part of the world the prisoner and the president who came together to end up part time in south africa nelson mandela and f.w. de klerk face to face on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera reminder the top stories this hour china is being accused of forcing the we go minority to

super cyclonic storm amphan in may was one of the strongest ever seen in bengal.abian sea was one of the strongest to make its way into the indian location of maharashtra... and one of the highest to disturb the upper and lower level patterns. climate scientists will certainly be staying glued to the observations. has our exceptional spring set is up for potentially a summer of record—breaking and in the northern hemisphere, and of course, just how well the rest of the 2020 summer season well the rest of the 2020 summer season play out? that might how will the rest of the 2020 storm season play out? —— how will the rest of the 2020 storm season play out? more weather soon. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. hello, i'm olly foster, here's what's coming up on sportsday a huge win from brighton as they come from behind to beat arsenal in injury time. there's an unlikely winner at ascot as the royal meeting comes to a close. and despite the easing of the lockdown we meet the gymnast still locked out because she's not british. hello and welcome to sportsday. hell

cycling that tore through south asia a month ago committee's communities i should say on the bay of bengal bore the brunt of the massive storm much of india's soon to bonds delta was left underwater many people there now fear the disaster could impact their livelihoods not just for months but for years to come as. reports. a few hours from the bustling city of call gata. the landscape becomes transformed . into the sunderbans home to a diverse ecology and 4000000 people. people who rely on fishing and farming to survive. but in me a massive storm vite doubt both options was these other fresh water borne is a new one i wonder used to fission the violence of cycling on breached all embankments killing the freshwater fish and sweeping out the prawns that could have survived the line water to seat thank you and what can we do we are dependent on relief now not once a lot down us live to reveal have to leave this in their bones to find there is nothing after. these islands in the sun the buns would evacuated before the cycle on. preventing thousands of deaths. but just didn't return to utter de

as far as the bengal kop, as you call yourselves, how big a supporters club are you? in calcutta. we organise things around this club too. 0ur fan base, all of us, all of the liveable fans across calcutta and across bangle joined together for underprivileged estates and children. and jose, in terms of the sort of support base in costa rica, particularly from yourself, i mean, we are talking 30 years ago since liveable one a domestic trophy, i mean, —— liveable —— liverpool won a trophy. white liverpool? in 1998 at the world cup i saw them win and it made me realise that liverpool exists and then working 2001 they won the uefa cup and in 2005, they won the champions league against ac milan so many of us were very big fan since then. i am 28 yea rs old big fan since then. i am 28 years old so i have never watched liverpool raise the premier league trophy until today. well, it has happened now and i guess in a sense though for both of you, it would have been better to see them with a win rather than man city with a defeat. well, it was like, it divided opinions, at least

crew filmed on the sidelines of a browns bengals going without permission but some news for the pats is that they've signed free agent quarterback cam newton he was a 2015 n.f.l. most valuable player he is expected to fill the hole left by star quarterback tom brady has spent 20 seasons in new england winning 6 super bowls in less than a week after apologizing to fans for putting himself on the public at risk by playing in the ill fated tennis tall well number 7 alexander's vera of has courted controversy again after promising to self isolate following the positive coronavirus results of 4 of the players on the toll the german was seen partying in a beach bar in the south of france vera has also known as sasha has been criticized by fellow player nick carry us so i wake up and i say say more controversial things. see. sasha's vera. baby how selfish can you be american go for dustin johnson has won the traveller's championship for his 21st page a tour victory having shot a career low 61 the day before a pair of bogeys on the back 9 and a rain delay in the final round couldn't chroma t

communities in the bay of bengal bore the brunt of the storm.uch of the delta was left underwater. many now fear the disaster could impact their livelihoods for years to come. reporter: a few hours from the bustling city of calcutta, the landscape becomes transformed into home to a diverse ecology and 4 million people. people who r rely on fishihing d farmining tourvive. but inin may, a massssive storm wiped out those options. these are the freshwater farms he used to fish in. the violence of the cyclone killed the freshwater fish and sweeping out t the prawns s that coulhaveve survived d saline war to sea. what can we do? we are dependent on relief. when the lockdown is lifted, we will have to lead to find work. there is nothing left here. these islands were evacuated before the cyclone. preventing thousands of deaths. but the residents returned to other devastation. houses gone, fields flooded, crops destroyed. and even when the water drains away, saline dedeposits could render the land infertrtile fora decade. this is a cycyclone prone region

crew filmed on the sidelines of the browns bengals game without permission better news for the pats is that they've signed free agent quarterback cam newton he was the 2015 n.f.l. most valuable player needin is expected to fill the hole left by star quarterback tom brady who spent 20 seasons in new england winning 6 super bowls. american golfer dustin johnson has won the travelers championship for his 21st p.g.a. tour victory having shot a career low 61 the day before a pair of bogeys on the back 9 and a rain delay in the final round couldn't throw him off the trail he finished off a straight ahead of kevin struan johnson's one at least once in 13 consecutive seasons. all right that is all useful for now it is back to nic fantastic thank you very much indeed for that is it for this news out of that i will be back in a couple minutes with that full half hour of news have some see them. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering life saving tools supplies and training to help the world's most vulnera

more and more people moving to the city the demand for water has increased multifold fortunately for bengal a group of water warriors has been silently working on providing water security to the city one recharge well at a time. every morning visits the tree outside his village. it's very special to him. the lake nearby that one's knowledge to it has just a cliche. and he keeps the tree alive because it provides shade to his late wife who is buried under. the says i come every day to day care of this place. really almost died 20 years ago and i come every day to water it back i collect 20 buckets from the lake so my wife can rest in peace. and no one looks after it more than just me. i am belongs to the money over the community of well diggers. they live on the outskirts of bangalore city and have traditionally provided people with access to water in recent years this entire region has seen a dramatic drop in water levels. and the demand for welding has seen a corresponding decline. he says around 15 years ago there was a lot of work for us but these days as very little if no one wants well

muslim majority bangladesh living in india as, quote, "termites who will be thrown into the bay of bengalthat you regard as second—class. how do you react to it yourself? that particular statement was taken out of context. what was the right context? hang on — what is the right context? you tell me, mr madhav, what is the right context for calling a human being a termite? please tell me, how can illegal migrants be persecuted on account of religion by definition? illegal migrants are not welcome in india, and towards that we are taking certain measures. but that statement is taken out of context, which is not correct. you think it is justified to call albeit an illegal muslim immigrant, a termite, an insect? in the context, a termite — all these words are taken completely out of context — that's what i am saying. what we tried to do was to regulate the flow of illegal migrants into india. it is done by every country, not just india. every country that gets the influx of illegal migrants, that is essentially what we are doing. not in a humanitarian spirit or anything. we have humanitarian

it's been a month since a psych loan fund hit the bay of bengal and people in the region are still suffering the consequences many now feel the disaster could impact their livelihoods not just for months but for years to come. as wall reports. a few hours from the bustling city of call gata. the landscape becomes transformed . into the sunderbans. to a diverse ecology and 4000000 people. people who rely on fishing and farming to survive. but in me a massive storm wiped out both options. these are the fresh water forms needed when i wonder used to fission the violence of breached all embankments killing the freshwater fish and sweeping out the prawns that could have survived the line water to see. what can we do we are dependent on relief now once a lockdown is lifted reveal have to leave this in their bones to find there is nothing after. these islands in the sun their bones were evacuated before the cycle and. preventing paos of deaths. but just didn't return to utter devastation houses gone fields flooded crops destroyed. and even when the water drains away boss disaster shored that céline

crew filmed on the sidelines of a browns bengals game without permission but the news from the pats is that they signed free agent quarterback cam newton he was the 2015 n.f.l. most valuable player eaton is expected to fill the hole left by star quarterback tom brady who spent 20 seasons in new england winning 6 super bowls all right that is a is for for now it is back to the south thanks i want stay well that's it for me in a stance he has had for this news out the don't go away i'll be back in just a couple of minutes with more of the day's 4th stay with us. the latest news as it breaks this crowd of hundreds of people didn't come with invitations came to pay their respects to george floyd we detailed coverage the government needs to vallance the needs of the economy with the trace of the virus returning. from around the world organized crime is now beginning to try to play the role of robbing and like by giving away food to win over the royalty of people in desperate need. of a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention

first pick in the 2020 draft, the cincinatti bengals select joe burrow, quarterback.. but nonetheless, players were assigned teams, with broadcasts and podcasts awash with speculation about who fared best. the nfl has also just proceeded, almost as if covid doesn‘t exist. they have all these events, the nfl draft being the main one that happened. while it was a virtual and in a lot of ways a more intimate and more popular version of the draft, it happened on the day it was supposed to. there's a lot of media rights tied up in these broadcasts and there are a lot of kind of promises so to speak have been made as far as delivering content. teams are adjusting, they‘re doing virtual mini—camps and selling tickets and releasing schedules, so there is no indication at all from the nfl that there has been a conversation that they‘re willing to have contingency plans, we have to delay or not even have a season. even if have to do it without fans, they're going to go ahead and people are going to watch the games. they're always the no 1 rated television programme each week an

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the nfl has fined the team more than a million dollars for filming the bengals' sideline from the pressweek before the teams played each other last year. the patriots will also lose a third round pick in next year's draft. >>> well, next, fireworks sales are skyrocketing due to the coronavirus. >> many public displays have been canceled so more families are planning their own fourth of july fireworks. one major retailer says sales have jumped by 115% this year leading to a shortage in some areas. >> safety officials are bracing for even more injuries than usual in holiday. >>> next a man who went out of his way to be with his family. >> because of the coronavirus he couldn't fly from europe to his native argentina, so he sailed. juan manuel baestro says he needed to be with his family. his 90-year-old father, so the lifelong sailor spent 85 days crossing the atlantic in his sailboat. >> what de eat? canned tuna, fruit, rice. mm-mm. appetizing. he said dolphins kept him company for about 2,000 miles. >> okay. >>> well, finally in case you missed it over the weekend, nasa needs help desig

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doctor at calcutta rescue that's an ngo providing medical services for disadvantaged people in west bengal and she says the only way that india can fight this fire is is by increasing its testing capacity. before the crisis also our economic graph of the country was not very promising and now after the long don't it has almost become like a hunger vs health for us so i don't i don't see us as a country combating and containing the virus anytime soon what we have to do is maybe learn to live with it in a safe manner that is the best approach i think just yesterday we did more than one laxity 1000 tests so you don't really have the rampant increase the number of chances in almost all the states of the country and that is going to be a strategy henceforth also what we have been focusing on is to increase the testing as much as possible so that even the is symptomatic carriers can be traced and we can catch the disease at this you know incipient stage when our kazakstan is considering reimposing lockdown following a sharp rise in corona virus infections there in the past month government minis

the west down into carola but a drier day wednesday and thursday across into addition off into west bengal but all the while the rains are making more headway up towards the north into pradesh and also out tools the west into rajastan so up into new delhi because the. time which is not too bad 33 is the high the still those rains though in the west. the. rewind returns. back to 0 and by compelling moving on. our own. the wind the gains we practice in city under siege for sick. people. this is what usually after shot 6 times on al-jazeera. well again this is a serious economics remind you of the main news this hour the u.k. has condemned attacks by governments with the fighters from saudi arabia who thinks say they've launched drone strikes targeting the defense ministry and a military base in riyadh saudi coalition says it's intercepted a ballistic missile. libya's internationally recognized government is rejecting arab league calls for peace talks egypt's president to threaten to send troops over the border and wants the government in tripoli to stop its offensive against after this force

is going to come out further west it's the monsoon trough now moving up through me and the bay of bengal the andaman sea thailand involved in that it'll be shari every day in bangkok regularly of course at all times humid and the sandstorms are slow moving. that would change the scene completely and once again we're looking to see how harsh the winter is trying to become in australia not the tour moment to be honest the temp is in the low teens these top the warmest mrs lee and there are a few showers and great deal of cloud in victoria but in new south wales and queensland most we're talking about sunshine scars a few showers on christ in perth again the clock against the coast but look your time still 23 with that cloudy regime on sunday asked the new zealand well there was rain moving slowly north was trust churches warmed up to 12 degrees and the breeze is no more than a breeze it's not that windy. new zealand is in the grip of the housing with the capital open now one of the world's most an affordable city one i want to make the families desperate to find a place to hold on on al-ja

way down towards carola and you can see here as well traveling east was across an additional west bengal and also up into the northeast more of the same on wednesday but as i say away from the it is hot but have a high temperature in new delhi 41. 0. let me ask you how worried you are about to greece. in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all b. 30 action this is the moment he concentrates on fighting every night we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories the. 0 shaved humanity i really really not getting it were new to. the. watching officer and let's take a look at the top stories now around 15000000 people in the indian city of shinai and several baber and districts are going back into lockdown as corona virus infections soar the region recorded almost 2000 new cases on sunday. many european countries are lifting border closures and welcoming their neighbors after 3 months of covert $1000.00 restrictions the u. commission is urging all members of the show engine area to open up and allow citizens to travel freely again and the u.s. is demanding t

certain restrictions like hotels and restaurants allowed to open for another week the state of west bengal is the 1st to open religious places of the 1st and the country since the lockdown began but no more than 10 people are allowed inside to maintain social distancing we are seeing more people out markets a getting busy and as you mentioned we're seeing public transport in the form. the buses metro is still not allowed but all of this is happening as the number of cases in india continues to rise there are nearly 2 100000 hospice and have recovered but over 5000 deaths the thinking from the government and not just the government but also health experts even those who have been incredibly critical of the government and how it imposed the lockdown is that india cannot remain under lockdown and definitely 114000000 people have lost their jobs mine 900000000 of them a daily wage earners who have to work every single day to survive and health experts say that the lock down has to be replaced with cluster specific restrictions based on health assessments and that the purpose of the lockdown wa

buthe northern parts of bangladesh well so looking at some very heavy rain around behind and west bengal. but. if you're in beijing looking out the pacific ocean you'd see american warships when miss somehow time is aiming to replace america and around the world well the chinese are not that stupid these guys want to dominate a huge chunk of the planet this sounds like a preparation for our 1st president george washington said if you want peace prepare for the coming war on china. just. you're watching out 0 her mind all of our top stories this hour egypt sit down say ethiopia has agreed to not start filling its new mega dam until they can settle their disputes ethiopia says the dam on the blue nile is vital for its economy egypt and sudan fer their water supplies with window. number of new covered 19 infections in the us the search to another high for the 3rd day but the top infectious diseases expert says there is a serious problem for him to be able to be more careful about restrictions. brazil's government has counted almost 47000 new infections of the past 24 hours it costs 1000 dea

all comes as a result of their sideline filming during a december 8th game between the cincinnati bengals and the cleveland browns manila that news seems to be overshadowed there is what we call in sports the barry and that was definitely burying the lead under the cam newton news you know and well so what are weird punishment you can't film it's a very strange punishment but you know it's a patriots well you know they probably had it coming probably all right we thank you so much for that regina and you don't go anywhere we will be back at 7 pm with a lot more news for you boeing already relaunching test flights of their embattled 737 max jets and unilever looks to rebranded its skin whitening products given controversies over what their product means for those who are not white or to talk about that all right that's it for now make sure you download the portable t.v. app i'm going to a chance to back up 7. but a quick history lesson in economics you know people talk about socialism what is socialism is this idea that labor has value and that people want to take part and the means of pro

that warm moist air into the northeast of india into bangladesh pushing up across bihar and west bengal western gas of course also seeing some rather heavy right especially right up into good you're out. al-jazeera explores prominent figures of the 20th century and how why will raise influenced the course of history beginning with the giants of the struggle for civil rights america. just a day was over the barrel of oppressed people have a look at me and continue to keep the negroes to be defense that what i mean by that about malcolm x. and martin luther king face to face on 00. now if you are just there on her avoid all the top stories this are for sale has become the 2nd country to cost more than a $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases the world health organization is warning of a new and dangerous phase in the pandemic with more than 150000 cases reported on thursday . egypt has called called on the united nations security council to intervene in a dispute over the ethiopian construction of a dam on the northern cairo is worried the dam will take away water its people need to surv

months they've said that there could possibly be 2 or 3 boats adrift in the andaman sea or the bay of bengal and this appears to be one of those boats now and they've also expressed concerns about the conditions of these people on board those boats we saw in april pictures of a massive aged refugees being helped ashore when they arrived in bangladesh and survivors of that journey talked about how they had to they were dehydrated they suffered from starvation they were beaten by human traffickers and how there were at least 30 people who died in that journey no we don't know the conditions of these people who've been detained in malaysia but if past examples past instances are any example i any indication then we then they are very likely to have also gone through a pretty harrowing journey. so far as what is malaysia's policy on and on undocumented migrants or refugees. well malaysia doesn't recognise refugees is not a signatory to the un convention relating to the status of refugees now there are about 180000 refugees registered to the un refugee agency here in malaysia and about half of th

all part of the southwest monsoon and a huge mass of clouds here as you can see across the bay of bengal some planes here rain anyon go on in myanmar and elsewhere too very heavy rain for the next couple days off into myanmar on to bangladesh the northeast of india really spreading all the way down across the west the western ghats seeing some heavy downpours over the next couple of days that away from the to the north it is hot and dry with 42 in new jannie. called the to be on the well. taken without hesitation or fault and died for power defines our world we should not have to trade our culture for oil and gas we live here we make the rules and investigating exposing and questioning the use and abuse of power across the globe people in power returns to our. to. the. again this is al jazeera 2nd moments remind you of the main news this hour north korea's military says that it will redeploy troops near the demilitarized zone and resume regular exercises along frontline areas comes a day after pyongyang destroyed a liaison office used to communicate with south korea. indian and chinese o

central and eastern areas some dark storm clouds very much the order of the day certainly into west bengal and plenty of heavy rain as we go through choose a bit by cheese day we'll see some particularly heavy downpours into monza pradesh but also pushing up towards each of the desh kenton you on into wednesday and also up into rajastan that is we're going to see the heaviest of the rain to the north of there we could just see wanted to scottish thunderstorms not too hot to need with a high of 34 celsius meanwhile the rains of course continuing across the west all boy down into carola. frank assessments tourism but income stream is dead in the water what's been the result missing perching go up quite significantly and in-depth analysis of the dates global headlines inside story on al-jazeera. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election join me steve clemons in conversation with leading voices on the bottom line your weekly take on u.s. politics and society on al-jazeera. welcome back a r

rains again choose a particularly on the west and gas and again you can see additional up into west bengal and the fall northeast and we'll see more rain certainly in addition as we head into weapons day. he has become a major issue do. man just going straight up on the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commodity traded for profit just because it's lawyers. which cannot be approached 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 ation loads of water on al-jazeera. the. torching are just there are a mind of our top stories this hour many european countries in the fighting border closures and welcoming their neighbors after 3 months of covert 19 restrictions e.u. commission is urging all members of the change in area to open up and allow citizens to travel freely. a prominent journalist and a colleague have been convicted of libel and the further things maria ressa denies the charges over an article published on her play

comes as a result of their filming sideline footage during a december 8th game between the cincinnati bengals and the cleveland browns and manila i have a little trivia for you today do you know what today is 100 years ago do you any idea take a guess no it was still june 29th 100 you get wise by in sports news it's been 100 years since the start of the negro leagues who got to play satchel paige is a very famous name one of those teams need to come out of it there are 3 women that also play the negro leagues and today's 100th anniversary you know presidents add them on twitter it's huge news because without that that would not have paid the way for people like jackie robinson to come up and play me i'll be so it's pretty cool 100 years ago today wow i did not know that borders were open i would hope that question would come up and i really hope it does you know there's a lot of people forget about baseball you know and some of people like satchel paige are synonymous with their not only being able to have that growth for minorities across the game of baseball sprinkled very cool how to put t

all part of the southwest monsoon and a huge mass of clouds here as you can see across the bay of bengal so plenty of rain anyon go on in myanmar and elsewhere too very heavy rain for the next couple days up into myanmar on to bangladesh the northeast of india really spreading all the way down across the west the western ghats seeing some heavy downpours over the next couple of days but away from that to the north it is hot and dry with 42 in new tanny. june 9 16076 days that redrew the map of the middle east this miraculous victory of the israeli army in that war was the greatest tragedy in the history of islam 50 years later al-jazeera explores the events leading to the war and its consequences which are still felt today we tried everything went to the united nations and tried to make a show contacts with different countries and it was clear that all this was just 2 of the war in june. july to. you on. but again this is al jazeera mistake of a tree mind you the main news this hour north korea's military says that it will redeploy troops near the demilitarized zone and resume regular ex

along these western coastal areas sunday through thursday there's a low just sitting in the bay of bengal this is feeding a lot of moisture across much of the east under pradesh across into odisha and then friday the 2 really beginning to merge and some very heavy amounts of rain particularly into canada but as i say all of this is a good sign of the advance of the southwest monsoon. from fossil fuels to modern day renewables as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative solutions to meet such demands as a global power development of investment company nebraska power is uniquely positioned to deliver against these demands we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and environmentally sound energy solutions for future generations the breastpin pioneering future energy. you're watching al-jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour 2 weeks after he was killed in police custody george floyd has been buried during the funeral service he was hailed as a man whose death will change the world his death sparked protests agai

way down towards carola and you can see here as well traveling east was across an additional west bengal and also up into the northeast more of the same on wednesday but as i say away from the it is hot but have a high temperature in new delhi 41. on counting the cost in india is labor reforms but is it reform when they crunch the job done. didn't leave millions with no redress for what china's tightening grip on hong kong movies with financial hub status to virtual jobs are they a stopgap for the real deal. counting the cost on al-jazeera. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your elbow. welcome back let's recap the top stories for you so far this half hour several e.u. countries have reopened the land borders today after 3 months of lockdown there has been a decline in the number of new cases and countries are looking to get their economies moving once again. around 15000000 people in the indian area of chennai and several neighboring districts are going back into law coronavirus infection so all the region recorded almost 2000 new cases on sunday. the u.s. is demanding the