brazil had at its more than $54000.00 cases in the previous 24 hours. well straight to brazil then a correspondent joins us from rio de janiero who are welcome to the program but how does a president skepticism affected life with the pandemic that what's happening with lockdowns and physical distancing. person are always wanted people to get back to work and to get back to on streets and we can see it now people do wear masks here in the region near oh this is an issue which they really do but on the other hand and their last days last week they started to get back on streets they gather they got to got together at the sea front people were here there in groups of sometimes up to 10200 people there gathering so this is really an issue that while the numbers of victims are still rising people get back to normal life because the local governors did open shopping centers and did let the football matches restart so there is a lot of yeah people don't know who to trust and what to do when many of the brazilians here in rio especially they go back to normal l

that isn't the entire picture with over 41,000 there in brazil. the big issue, brazilian president jair bolsonaro, he's never really saw the virus as a threat. he called it little flu. they tried to put the daily tally, not the cumulative toll for cases and deaths on websites recently. that was overturned. now they're trying to make the numbers more accurate. but brazil is moving into the peak here already hit by the peak in certain key cities and the numbers are trust awful. back to you. >> wow. extraordinary reporting. nick paton walsh, thank you for th that. >>> president trump changes course with an upcoming rally in oklahoma. he came under fire for planning a campaign rally on the same day african-americans commemorate the end of slavery. when the rally will take place now. ♪

because his main aim is to restart the economy in brazil and not to protect lives. on the face of it these these protests were about other issues this whole weekend has been dominated by a worldwide black lives month or rallies and has george floyd's death influence the protests in brazil in any way. is definitely influencing it i can see here behind me many shirts with a black life metter motto so people are aware of why. happen in the united states and they have similar problems there are the population in the shantytowns of brazil is suffering recently a police operation in rio de janeiro caused the killing of a child during such an operation in isolation times of coronaviruses. this is of course hard critics and the child was black as most of the residents of the shanty towns of the 5 a loss so that the black population here in brazil has the same problems as in the united states so there have common aims and they are also fighting for equality and for equal rights for all the brazilian citizens. my peers he was reporting from sao paulo thank you. crowds of prot

after the uk, it's brazil. this weekend the far-right president of brazil ordered that that country is going to stop reporting its total case numbers and its total deaths. the president of brazil already fired his first health minister, who had said that brazil was going to need to do social distancing. he then ousted the next health minister because that one wouldn't go along with his trumpian claims that hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine would be miracle cures for this thing. now the president of brazil has just installed a guy in charge of the health ministry who is just a random guy from the military, who has no health background whatsoever. and he is shutting down the national reporting in brazil of how many people have it and how many people are dead. he's just not letting those numbers out anymore. with our government and what our government is doing right now, just giving up, not talking about it, pretending it's not happening, brazil making that decision over the weekend, you can almost see the though

the biggest 20 for all is channel in brazil. great to have you wanna tell everybody who you are introduce yourself to an international audience. now and planet. and that's a direct form of connectivity not right and you're. looking forward to hearing more from you the antares a is no stranger to regular viewers of al-jazeera english tunes that you just. know my name is betty from or i give your correspondent bad name erica i've been covering you from here for many many years i am hoping happy to be in the show we are happy to have you ok let us start with miguel largo he's the executive director of the institute for health policy studies he kind of sums up what's happening in brazil right now let's have a listen. who's on who's boss and to having worse 1st because of his incompetence the brutal out of capacity of using one of the largest public health systems in the world in order to fight this pandemic 2nd. has been inflating all local governments well actually trying to flatten the curve by imposing quarantine measures and 3rd

brazil had at its more than $54000.00 cases in the previous 24 hours. straight to brazil when will we join the correspondent abbots in rio de janeiro while come to the day how is the presence of perry dismissive attitude to this health crisis apparent in day to day life what's missing. what's not missing are the masks we can see really almost 100 percent of the population wearing masks especially in public transport and in supermarkets we can also see many brazilians and going out more than before since last week people are getting together at the sea from people are at the beaches and they are drinking beer having barbecue even in the night so in the last days police dispersed several times some party folks out on the seafront so brazilians are trying to get back to normal life which is really worrying for many experts in this at this stage of the crisis so whose decision is that who actually controls brazil's lockdown is it the president. it's the president but especially on local and regional level the mayors and the governors who are more responsibl

president also not a wants to remove brazil from the w.h.o. and so i wonder you will work with him so closely how much of his decisions do you think are influenced by his friend president donald trump of the united states you have mentioned it's very they're very close and they're trying to to follow 12 books on our followers trump any was automatic writing next week that from said there he started saying the same thing here i don't think that he really thinks on doing the media trump thinks i'm doing that because you know. you you cannot be an island there won't to have to discuss the new tools for the war health organization remodel the modernising here but the countries there. if the countries are not sitting on the same table to make this discussion there was there or not said there will not be able to are you so brazil is doesn't have the size of the united states to say that it's going to leave the world health organization and really do it so i think it was just you know just just a political talk so you don't think that they're going t

we will start south in brazil.s the number of confirmed coronavirus infections worldwide approaches 10 million, nearly half of all of them can be found in the americas. because of an explosion of cases in n brazil, whicich nw has s the worst infection ratetn the woworld. some e epidemiologisists say the death toll of the pandemic in brazil could pass the united states by next month. this comes as a judge has ordered brazil's far-right president jair bolsonaro to wear a mask in public or he'll face a fine of nearly $400 per violation. bolsonaro continues to attend massive political rallies across brazil. during a virtual briefing wednesday, the world health organization's marcos espinal said brazil is not doioing enouh teststing. >> brazil is a countrtry that hs many resources that could increase the number ofof tests s conducting. ovover the past few weeks, b brl ss made progress in increasing its tests but still does not arrive at 10,000 t tests per eah main residence and it is necessary that they do more. amy: me

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coronavirus pandemic has left brazil naked in front of the world. i feel a headache weakness sometimes i can feel it in my heart. i feel weak. i'm afraid of losing my loved ones too and mainly because there's no remedy no cure. and in many countries. that has exposed. historical social injustice is. also on the day as the u.s. and russia open arms control talks in china declines america's invitation if you support small to reach agreements we're probably going to make a deal with russia our arms treaty and china will be maybe included in the. welcome we begin the day in brazil the latest official figures say 50000 people have now died from conflict 19 more than a 1000000 people have been fantic making brazil the world's 2nd worst hit country after the united states president jaya both sonora has repeatedly downplayed the pandemic warning that the fallout from the economic shutdown will be worse than the virus itself but as the bodies pile up many brazilians are increasingly angry at what they see as the president's failed response. thank you both so

place i'm british streets also coming up corona virus cases are on the rise across south america and brazil now has the 2nd highest coronavirus death toll after the us despite this restrictions are being east we'll go live to a correspondent in rio de janeiro to see how people there are reacting. in sports for a minute as making a late rush hoping to stay in the bundesliga for another season after a 5 star performance against potter brought. a 1000000 blue cross thanks for joining a day of street protests around the world are keeping the focus on structural racism across the society s. grief and frustration sparked by the death of george floyd a black man who died under the knee of a white police officer in the u.s. city of minneapolis in may was met by far right groups out to protect monuments that they see as part of their national identity. police had warned everyone to stay home the threat of spreading the coronavirus was too great but in the air at trafalgar square smoke bombs in tear gas bottles and rocks were the main concern as police try to keep anti-racism protests separated from

brazil had at its more than $54000.00 cases in the previous 24 hours. let's look at how the coronavirus is affecting other countries around the world residence off a village on iraq's northern border all feeling turkish military operations against kurdish rebels more than a dozen families in the town off his shiny save they had been days of strikes and shelling iraq has called on turkey to stop what it calls provocative acts within its borders. in italy the 1st private vehicle has crossed the bridge with a new general a bridge in the it's a mouse trap after an intense year and the intense year and a half of construction following a deadly collapse into an 18 that killed $43.00 people more than $200.00 migrants rescued off the libyan christophe's we have disembarked insisted the italian ports have been closed since april because of the coronavirus pandemic so the migrants will have to spend 2 weeks and aren't seen on a ship off the coast. archaeologists in england say they've discovered a major prehistoric monument underground neah stonehenge the site co

brazil had added more than $54000.00 cases in the previous 24 hours. germany's chancellor angela merkel has described as a poor and an outbreak of violence in the southern city of stuttgart at the weekend police lost control for several hours as some $500.00 rioters took over the city's center and attacked offices in the early hours of sunday at least 19 police were injured and 24 people were arrested the head of police says he's never seen anything like it in nearly 50 years in the job. shattered glass ransacked shops still cut streets after saturday night's chaos hundreds of people came to this park to party when the police arrived suspecting a drugs offense the situation escalated. people threw stones and bottles and attacked police cars several officers were injured police called to the scene described it as completely out of control. into someone's invalid's the police all in all $1000.00 police officers were injured last night the injured is that it was then in the midst one of them was hurt so badly had to be taken off duty this number could sti

brazil's coronavirus death toll surges to become the 2nd highest in the wild the us health agency warns the country's hospitals are under huge strain. and this is al jazeera live from also coming up taking steps to end police brutality new york state introduces new laws to overhaul its police departments in the wake of the death of george foley the ruse known trust between the community and the police. and a mosque in the afghan capital comes under attack as the country tries to move towards peace talks to end years of war. well what brazil's president still scribed as just a little flu has now grown into a major health crisis the country now has the 2nd highest number of deaths from the corona virus in the wild on friday the health ministry reported affair the $980.00 s. putting their total to near $42000.00 brazil is now 2nd only to the united states in terms of deaths and infections the world health organization has voiced concern but says the health system is standing up to the pressure from now. overall the health system is still coping in brazil having said that with the sustained

brazil has hit yet another grim milestone.s aren't serving as a wake—up call — far from it. jair bolsonaro continues to downplay the virus, and for a man who has never respected social distancing or isolation, ironically, he is becoming more and more isolated every single day. francis also feels isolated. he has not hugged his son artur for more than two months, such is his fear of passing the virus on. this has to make do, for now. as various countries around the world gradually ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions, fears over a potential resurgence in cases have intensified. that is after several countries which had started to allow greater freedom of movement started to see the number of infections rise, prompting authorities to reimpose some restrictions. rich preston has this report. in china, where the coronavirus was first officially reported last december, authorities have closed down six markets in the capital, beijing, after new cases were reported for a second day running. the first reported cases in the capital f

figures for brazil had won 54000 infections in one day how is the president responded. well he has not responded in fact he has remained in silence after the world health organization to announce that 54000 people have been infected in brazil in the past 24 hours this makes it to over 1000000 people infected in the country over 50000 people have died because of kovac 19 most papers in the country important newspapers like for you this help follow has criticised a precedent from remaining silent for failing to pay tribute to those who died to covert 19 they're saying that the president is basically ignoring this milestone that brazil reached this past weekend another newspaper or global said for example that it will turn out of bears the responsibility for the end finished tragedy that exists in brazil today he also say that is what the most scary is that according to the world health organization we have brazil has still not reached its peak so certainly that's not so warry about what's happening brazil with the virus spreading at least to $82.00 municipalities around t

the situation in brazil is of concern. the situation in brazil is of concern.ll 27 areas are affected. we have seen different rates of infection, there are clear hotspots in heavily populated areas. plus, outrage over the front—page of a tabloid where the ex—husband of harry potter author, jk rowling defends hitting her. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. as countries emerge from lockdown we are discovering the true cost of the corovirus pandemic. the uk has recorded its largest monthly contraction ever. latest figures show the economy shrank by more than a fifth in april, as the country spent it's first full month in lockdown. the slump of 20 point 4% in economic growth is three times larger than the decline seen during the whole of the financial crisis 12 years ago. the uk is not alone. in germany the cabinet has just agreed another economic stimulus package, worth $145 billion, to mitigate the fallout from the crisis. in the us, consumer confid

this is due to the news live from berlin cope with 19 surges in brazil the country's coronavirus death toll overtakes that of the u.k. to become the world's 2nd highest but experts say the real total could be many times more. coming up to un warns that millions of children are at risk of being put to work to feed their families during the global health emergency. and the u.k. braces for more anti-racism protests sparked by the killing of george floyd authorities fear a repeat of attacks on monuments to britain's past. i mean look across welcome to the program brazil has reached another grim milestone in the corona virus pandemic its official coronavirus death toll has now overtaken that of the u.k. to become the 2nd highest in the world surpassed only by the us the health ministry says almost 42000 people have died. brazilians continue to dig mass graves to bury their dead in man hours the largest city in the brazilian amazon the rows of crosses are a visual reminder of the heavy toll the coronavirus has taken in the country brazil now has the 2nd highest covered 19 death toll in the w

brazil's outbreak continues to worsen.ndia has reported another daily record of cases with more than 15,000 confirmed on monday. the --ay, the who warned of the crisis is just as dangerous as the virus itself. are 29 u.s. states and territories that are e inriencing a spik number of cases. . the situation in los angeles county is one of the hotspots. the governor of california held a briefing a short while ago. statistics,sobering saying that over the past 14 days, california reported 35% of all the coronavirus cases that it has recorded since the beginning of the pandemic several months ago. that number is over 46,000. wereturday alone, there 4515 new cases recorded. that is a single day record. coronavirus hospitalizations in california have increased by 16% over that 14 day period. it is not just california. displayedthe governor a very alarming graph during his press conference today showing the sharp increase in hospitalizations. he says to state the obvious, coronavirus transmission is out , at- is unacceptable unacc

also on the program coronavirus cases are on the rise across south america and brazil now has the 2nd highest growth of virus death toll after the u.s. despite this restrictions are being nice to get the latest from rio de janeiro. and sports fremen are making a late rush hoping to stay in the bundesliga for another season after a 5 star performance against potter. i want and blue cross thanks for joining another young black man is dead in the u.s. at the hands of police now atlanta georgia police chief has resigned as a result and the mayor has called for the officer involved to be fired area residents have converged on the scene of the incident to protest the friday night shooting death of 27 year old ray short brooks atlanta police say he was asleep in his car blocking a fast food drive through lane he said to have resisted arrest after failing a sobriety test security footage shows brooks. running away with in officers stun gun when police opened fire at least 3 shots and killed him the incident comes amid widespread protests over police brutality and systematic races. around the

and brazil. a long running territorial dispute over a group of islands has been reignited by a japanese local council the chain known as in japan and down to you in china lies just northeast of taiwan in the east china sea but china and japan along with taiwan claim ownership now local fergie has voted to change the name of the administrative division covering the islands emphasising the japanese name and drawing criticism from china. the islands are remote and uninhabited but they've been argued over for hundreds of years japan 1st claimed sovereignty in the late 19th century after serving them for a decade well recently japan has administered them since 972 when they were returned by the us which had trusteeship following the 2nd world war the issue of all in gas rights means the dispute has festered since then needing to a flashpoint in 2012 when japan bought some of them from a private owner as agent brown reports the move except to deepen tensions. at the southern tip of the japanese archipe

everything that comes to brazil from abroad has already been contaminated. many tell us they've done more than the state. naya turns to mask making which means she can stay at the window. the dealers give her more for them than anyone else. daniel's friend had diabetes and died suddenly at home. the virus is in control here, he says. even the dealers are afraid. they're imposing some rules like bars and restaurants can't have tables and chairs. it is part of living here that police could return any time. this rock is meant to block their vehicles, the last nearby left at least seven people dead. doesn't look like much but curfew, we're told this is a massively reduced street presence here. the bars, frankly, would normally be heaving, and there are still deals being done on various street corners here. this cut off again. this time by the virus rather than criminality that keeps it going from the rest of rio de janeiro. the world brazil can't afford to distance or ignore as the virus strikes at and spreads from everywhere without distinction. peak coming to

in brazil. the pandemic is far from slowing and the death toll is thought to be much higher than reported but despite this brazil has loosened restrictions and reopen the economy with far right president bowl snorer dismissing the pandemic as a quote little flu. the next hardest hit country in south america is peru where 6000 deaths have led to burials being carried out with industrial efficiency. meanwhile demand for jinja has exploded to to popular belief in its healing properties. in ecuador anguish over the nearly 4000 people killed by the virus was compounded by the eruption of a volcano in its amazon region sparking fears that falling ash could exacerbate respiratory problems and in bolivia so-called brigades of volunteers pick up bodies from families too poor to pay for their burials. we're all being affected. i have family members in intensive care. we're trying to find a ventilator for my wife's grandfather to save his life everything has collapsed. in chile and new health minister has

spoke in the news conference about the specific situation in brazil. the health system is still coping in brazil having said that with the sustained number of severe cases. it is that remains to be seen and clearly the whole system in brazil across the country needs significant support in order to sustain its efforts in this regard well pandemics been devastating for indigenous people in brazil rights groups say that deaths among the most vulnerable tribes have increased more than 5 fold in the past month to raise both found out this. more than 900000 people from more than 300 tribes these are members of brazil's indigenous communities corona virus is spreading fast among them and now they're struggling to cope with disease so when. they have a specific word for indigenous people for salmons for us to perform our rituals and our medicines but there's nothing like that here we have to go through other hospitals for a referral when you get there they don't put on the documents that we're indigenous . this hospital in my analysis has a designated area for

this is the news live from brazil right from excuse me. excuse me i'm waiting for the teleprompter maybe the teleprompter thank you thank you there you go those dilemmas you mentioned this for us from brussels thanks very much a lot of that going to go is a guy. clearly you love it 1st i was cracked up i think. but. well this is news here's a reminder of our top story of concern is growing in germany after more than 1300 people tested positive for corona virus of a meat packing plant the facility has been closed and thousands of people place them quarantine in the surrounding area. you can always get news on the go just download from google play it all from the app store. all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news if you are part of a news story you can also use. to send us your photos and videos of false hope. and that's it for now for me and the news team there's an update in 13 states also do follow us on instagram and twitter if you don't fall into the fast you're watching the news fro

but the eyes of the world are sadly on brazil here, because of the sheer number.ut it's also battling, you know, the biggest problem, and politically, certainly, there hasn't been the leadership that many people here in brazil would have liked to see. tens of thousands of people have taken part in an anti—government protest in mali. they are calling on the president to resign, saying the west african country is suffering from political paralysis, economic decline and a long—running jihadist insurgency. simonjones reports. a show of defiance in the malian capital, bamako. protesters gather in independence square in numbers, calling for immediate change. they want a new plan to curb corruption and to fix the failing economy, but their main demand is that president ibrahim boubacar keita must go. translation: we are here to bring about an end to corruption, to bring about an end to prejudice, to bring about an end to this dying power which is no longer capable of educating our children, keeping us healthy and equipping our army. mali has been in the grip of a islamis

news live from berlin cove it's 9 taina surges in brazil the country's coronavirus death toll overtakes that of britain to become the world's 2nd highest but experts say the real total could be much higher also coming up china in lockdown parts of the capital beijing and holds plans to reopen schools after a large corona virus outbreak is discovered at a popular city market. and burdens contemporary art museum brain opens with a spectacular new exhibition a splash of color everywhere we'll find out about the painter who's behind it. i'm rebecca richards welcome to the program brazil has now overtaken britain to become the country with the 2nd highest coronavirus death toll standing at nearly 42000 the government is largely opening up the economy despite warnings from experts that the country has yet to reach the pick of the infection spread. brazilians continue to dig mass graves to bury their dead in man now the largest city in the brazilian amazon the rows of crosses are a visual reminder of the heavy toll of the coronavirus has taken in the country brazil now has the 2nd highest cove

and brazil you've got 2 presidents and one prime minister would it be fair to say that all 3 men boris johnson both sonar and donald trump they all have that kind of populist tinge to them where they go for a simple dynamic of politics where they try to sell a message and yet there's a disconnect they're not handling that popularity and that populous message that they desire to put their desire to have when it comes to popularity they're not handling it very well they're not handling the crisis very well that's what their critics might say. absolutely and i think the comparison between boss another and donald trump is the best one because most of the has taken his political cuckoos from the american president from going against socialism lation should the found the hydroxide chloroquine as a possible cure for 19 to defend the major crackdown by military forces when we have a government or in say races protesters this week he has called and to fascist movements that have protested against his administration terrorists which is. mimicking what donald trump has done over the past week wil

some intensive care units in brazil are at a critical stage. >> the situation in brazil is of concern areas are affected. enwe have ifferent areas -- rates of infection. there are different impacts in different populations. overall, the health system is l coping in brazil. anchor:om dr. is an associate professor in pennsylvia and has been following the brazilian figures closely. thank you for being with us. i just read out a list of things happening in brazil, not least, their president is being obstructive, some wouldtr say, n ng to sort out the situation. in your view, what has gone wrong there? dr. gomez: lack of political commitment and national public ntcommito solving the situation. you have a president who has not seen the coronavirus as serious. similar to what we saw with tron, he saw it as a flu, something not -- trump, he saw it as a flu. there were disagreements over social distancing. the next one resigned over disagreements about medicine being used. the current health minister does not have any medical scientific background. he is a general from the military. he is show

i'm an investigative journalist in brazil. it is a very challenging time to be a journalist right now because of our president's jailable so not. i think the. i. think. he. gave it a bit of a i. see staking office in january 2019 president also not who has consistently many people waited to truth to suit his broadly cultural business agenda. when brazil's spatial research institute released evidence that the 1st station had massively increased also now rubbish to his own government's figures hinting at one of his favorite conspiracy theories. a plot by international n.g.o.s to limit brazil's sovereignty. step able to pull a simple get the. his message is the rainforest is open for business and he's even showing jordan to bend the truth to his vision for a 0 my vision. now do you want to hear more those are. my views. but a report of brazil we believe the truth is crucial especially when it comes to the rain forest. about a week ago i came across the story. about a land conflict and southern part of a muzzle on our state. suppo

well we'll be speaking to our correspondent throws about in just a moment so on the situation in brazil but 1st let's go to chris and somebody who study by for us in new york and christian i'm sure the opening up of the restaurants and has some alms and so forth is a welcome reprieve. absolutely new yorkers are ready to get back to work and retail and restaurants are a big part of what new york is known for they're expecting some 300000 people to be back on the job today and that's a lot of people who have not been working for almost 3 months now most of them in addition to restaurants hair salons barber shop some office workers will be going back but they can only go back at 50 percent capacity all of these industries must maintain strict social distancing rules that means employees and customers wearing masks when they're within 6 feet of each other for restaurants this is particularly difficult especially in a city like new york where things tend to be tight and close together the only kind of dining allowed here in new york is outside dining so that means sidewalk cafes if they have

and brazil doesn't yet have it under control.umber of new cases, a record nearly 55,000. according to the health ministry, the rise was due in pa rt ministry, the rise was due in part to several states having trouble in reporting data earlier in the week. but numbers are numbers, and they are frightening. translation: in fact, people only start believing covid—19 is real when it's a family member or themselves to get it because as long as no—one in the family, no—one they know who gets it, people won't get real about what's happening. each and every day, more people are taken by covid—19 here in brazil. this week saw four consecutive days of more than 1200 attala tees. all the while, cities like sao paulo and rio de janeiro while, cities like sao paulo and rio dejaneiro are starting to open backup. after more than three months in quarantine, people are trying to get back to some kind of normality, but life in brazil is anything but normal. presidentjair bolsonaro has, from the very beginning, campaigned for brazil's economy to re

brazil has now registered a total of nearly 119,000 deaths.o saw a new record daily number of cases, suggesting the outbreak is far from over. we've seen 5a,000—plus now cases being registered on friday night. that's 20,000 more than the last record, earlier this week. now, the health ministry has said that in part it was due to inaccurate reporting from several states earlier this week, but numbers are numbers. the fact is that the numbers of cases here in brazil are still rising at an ever increasing rate, and the death toll as well. we have seen for four nights in a row more than 1,200 fatalities, so it's still very much in the middle of the crisis of the pandemic here in brazil. so huge numbers, katy. how are the political leadership responding to these numbers? very little. jair bolsonaro continues with his push to reopen the economy. for a long time, jair bolsonaro was at odds with the state governors who had imposed quarantine measures, but it feels like the pressure is filtering down. here in sao paulo, in rio as well, they're starting

a plot by international n.g.o.s to limit brazil's sovereignty. of the people to the policy that will get the don't. ask. previously to. his messages the rainforest is open for business and he's even showing jordan to bend the truth to his vision for a 0 my vision. now do you want to care. for my view. but a report of brazil we believe the truth is crucial especially when it comes to the rain forest. about a week ago i came across the story. about a land conflict and southern part of a muslim in our state. supposedly there are 4 killed. and what seems to be an execution this region is famous for its violence. legal logging and land conflicts all the information is still very unclear because even the the amazonas police doesn't know exactly what happened. for you for all of us. in the world. of coming. out. with. so. we're heading to their overflowing station so to me was the place where the killing happened. fall like at their house a lady. psylocke a mother bulldog is why they didn't. think that was the start as buckle up what i do kimmel se asia

the air this is al jazeera live from doha for the back to boil brazil's coronavirus death toll surges to become the 2nd highest in the world the un's health agency wants the country's hospitals are under huge strain plus a video emerges of a canadian indigenous chief being assaulted by police prime minister trudeau calls for an investigation and a 2nd night of protests in lebanon over the government's handling of a deepening economic likes. to air we begin in beijing where a district in the chinese capital is on high alert after dozens of people there tested positive for corona virus the 1st after 2 months of no infections in the city a house sale market and 11 neighborhoods in its vicinity of been placed under lockdown after testing 45 people at the market were positive focal did 19 officials in that beijing district say they are in a war footing to contain the virus the chinese capital is also delaying the reopening of some schools as a result katrina you has more from beijing. so what we know is that this new cluster of cases centers around a wholesale market in beijing called the

president jiah boss a narrow who's now been ordered by a judge to wear a face covering in public brazil has the world's 2nd largest outbreak meanwhile germany has reimposed lockdowns into western districts after more than 1550 workers in a slaughterhouse tested positive for corona virus here in the u.k. which has the highest death toll in europe lock down measures are being loosened further with pubs restaurants and cinemas to reopen. jordan begins our coverage with confusion from the white house over the value of testing. saturday night in tulsa no masks required donald trump used his 1st campaign rally since the start of the kobe 1000 pandemic to talk about a spike in cases in the south and the west when you do testing to the extent you can assign more people you get to find more cases so i should like people slow to testing down. and even though several trump campaign workers and 2 secret service agents tested positive for covert 19 the president stuck to his call while heading to his next campaign rally on tuesday. we. get. i don't get let me tell you let me make it clear we have go