some 1500000 people live in cairo city of the dead a large portion of them below the poverty line and many of these poor children don't yet know about social distancing hygiene and masks. it's these kids that are spent wants to help he talks to them and gives them tips keep your distance or even better stay home wash your hands wear masks if possible at all times conventional wisdom but many here are hearing it for the 1st time. this. kind of fact i like what he said i'll try to do what he said. ok. and yes i'm scared. we're not allowed to touch each other anymore a lot of that if we touch someone with corona our whole family could get infected anyway. a few final relaxing pantomime practice exercises. and doesn't want to leave the kids worried or in panic. it might seem like a lot of effort for just 15 kids but affluent hopes they will pass on what they've learned to others in the community. and we end in russia where our facebook page has become a stage for parodies of famous works of art nothing is sacred even house pets are taking part. fly into mark check out painting for me or b

and now we turn to egypt in poor districts in cairo a student dresses up like a clown to explain the dangers of corona to children since young people often know nothing about the virus. a few last practiced moves before slipping into character. transitioning from engineering student to clown has become 2nd nature for ahmed nazar for 5 years now the 22 year old has been performing as a mine at events as a side to bolster his studies but the corona crisis put into that now often it has found a new angle he's taking his act to cairo's poorest neighborhoods to educate children about the virus. and it's our duty to educate kids because they don't really have access to information while they watch cartoons on t.v. they're not that interested in what's going on in the world. op ed is setting off to cairo's city of the dead it's a good hour's drive away but since the universities are closed he's got plenty of time on his hands the corona crisis hasn't visibly impacted cairo's traffic packed mini buses as millions of people commute to work through busy streets they all need money to survive w

the stage was set for the cairo tehran conference. roosevelt and churchill met with -- at cairo. even at the moment, fighting was most intense in italy. high-level master plans continued to be made for the invasion of france. and for other allied operations around the world. at cairo, talks surrounded by european contributions to the war in the pacific. from cairo, roosevelt and churchill flew to tehran. where for the first time during the war, they met with martial stalin, dictator of soviet russia. the allied leaders failed to agree on everything. one thing they agreed upon was the invasion of normandy and southern france must and will take place sometime during the following summer of 1944. for some time, there had been doubt as to who would command overlord, the invasion of normandy. roosevelt on route home from tehran, staffed -- stopped to see general eisenhower and told him he was to command overlord. the design for victory in europe was now completed. but so far as the allies in italy were concerned, france and the cross channel invasion were a long way off. it was to be

the stage was set for the cairo-iran talks. roosevelt met at cairo. even at the moment fighting was most intense in italy, high level master plans continued to be made for the invasion of france and for other allied operations throughout the world. at cairo talks centered on the european operations to the war in the pacific. from cairo, roosevelt and church hill flew to tehran. where for the first time during the war they met with marshall stallin, dictator of soviet russia. the allied leaders failed to agree on everything, but one thing they did agree upon was the invasion of normandy in so on and so forth -- southern france must and did take place sometime in the summer of 1944. for time there was doubt over who would command overload, the invasion of normandy. roosevelt stopped off to see general eisenhower and to tell him he was to command overload, the grand design for victory in europe was now completed. but so far as the allies in italy were concerned, france and the cross can channel invasion were a long way off. it was to be a tragically long

remains their man to be reckoned with in cairo.your hearing concerns from the saudis from the iraqis from the israelis that the freeze in assistance to egypt was counterproductive that they were pleased with that there was a desire to i think address some of their concerns. the united arab emirates and saudi arabia invested in l.c.c. from early on. in the weeks after his military takeover the u.a.e. alone transferred $3000000000.00 to egypt while the saudis gave a $2000000000.00 central bank deposit $2000000000.00 in energy products and $1000000000.00 in cash without the very extensive economic support that the egyptian military got from the gulf states for example in 2013 i don't know whether they they would have carried out the coup or they would have been able to make a go of it. saudi arabia support came with a political price. in 2017 l.c.c. agreed to give the disputed islands of tehran and sun a few which sits between saudi arabia and egypt sinai peninsula to the saudis. the decision was hugely unpopular in egypt and sparks t

the stage was set for the cairo-tehran talks.t, fighting was most intense in italy. high-level master plans continued to be made for the invasion of france. and for other allied operations around the world. at cairo, talks centered on european contributions to the war in the pacific. from cairo, roosevelt and churchill flew to tehran. where for the first time during the war, they met with martial stalin, dictator of soviet russia. the allied leaders failed to agree on everything. one thing they agreed upon was the invasion of normandy and southern france must and would take place some time during the following summer of 1944. for some time, there had been doubt as to who would command overlord, the invasion of normandy. roosevelt stopped to see general eisenhower and told him he was to command overlord. the grand design for victory in europe was now completed. but so far as the allies in italy were concerned, france and the cross channel invasion were a long way off. it was to be a tragically long winter of hard fighting in italy

living in this apartment block the overpass is meant to connect the northern and southern parts of cairo ski's a district but for people who live here it simply bypasses common sense. the whole . dangerous now the sunlight but after they completed it with my apartment will turn to something that resembles a grave or a warehouse. the 1st 2nd and 3rd floors will never ever see sunlight again. and he and his neighbors say the project disregards their privacy and safety it brings traffic up close and personal with some residents being able to reach out and touch the overpass from their balconies but that's not all. the myth that the. we would all get on many occasions to find burgher this trying to break into some of these apartments with this and it is that the nation's transportation minister believes the bridge is vital to accommodate an estimated 750000 cars daily and says it will link to a train station all fine and good says gideon yousef who why couldn't cairo avoid losing the road through an already existing building she wonders for again that we've got her apartment when it was stil

a multilane highway was under construction right outside your bedroom window for some residence in cairo that's become a reality we have more now on a bizarre bridge project that's too close for comfort. it's a construction project that is a battle the twitter verse and the residents living in this apartment block the overpass is meant to connect the northern and southern parts of cairo ski's a district but for people who live here it's simply bypasses common sense. and it's dangerous and now the sunlight but after they completed my apartment will turn to something that resembles a grave or a warehouse. the 1st 2nd and 3rd floors will never ever see sunlight again. and he and his neighbors say the project disregards their privacy and safety it brings traffic up close and personal with some residents being able to reach out and touch the overpass from their balconies but that's not all. the myth that. we were on many occasions to find burglars trying to break into some of these apartments with this and it is the nation's transportation minister believes the bridge is vital to accommodate

had slides and i could show you photographs i have of the president returning from tehran through cairo and a pointing this great moment of success, having gotten the british to back off and agreed.

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so he simultaneously setting off on his battleship to meet the president in cairo before they would meetthe third-party of the great alliance, and before they ever got to tehran would argue with the present that d-day must be delayed or canceled. and on board his battleship churchill prepared in between the cigars a huge monumental indictment of american stupidity. why cross the english channel? . . . . who was commander in chief of all the british empire forces that includes not just british, but includes canadian, south africa, australia, new zealand. there was only one man who could persuade winston churchill to back off and get with the program he had agreed formally in quÉbec a couple of months before. that d-day should take place firsthefirst of may, 1944 come r high water. and so, the drama in this book, which again i stress that surprised me as much as anything because it has virtually been whitewashed out of history. i'm sure somewhere in this wonderful bookshop there is a biography that only came out a few months ago, the new biography of winston churchill, 1100 pages claiming

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will africa spread from cairo south and dutch of the virus spread from cairo south -- the virus spread from cairo south and south african north? an unprecedented moment for the united kingdom, the issuance of a gilt with a negative rate. francine: we have been debating negative rate for a couple of weeks since andrew bailey said they cannot rule it out. is at theates forefront of the next debate. , they say thise is a terrible idea when it comes to pound and then you have a brexit dynamic. negotiations are not going well. andrew bailey testifying in about three hours and a half from now. tom: adrian paul from goldman sachs publishing moment ago, and asmakes a sharp distinction service sector disinflation. in the united states, we see goods deflation and disinflation for some time but a 3% persistent service sector their inflation in the united states, adrian paul looking at the information saying maybe not. service sector deflation is here. join us fory to moments on the conundrum of small and mid cap. news.ur first word ritika: president trump and republican progression a leaders -- c

outrage over her arrest the publication says lena was the rest about the tora prison complex in the cairo they would winning journalist was interviewing the mother of a jailed activist. was in a hunger strike protesting his detention of the government in qatar has made it compulsory to wear a mask for anyone going outside those court without one will face a fine of nearly $55000.00 or up to 3 years in jail the new measures come into effect as the gulf nation struggles to stem the spread of the virus it's now recorded more than 30000 infections but the death toll is relatively low with 15 fatalities those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after al-jazeera world of jerusalem's palestinian cabinet statement down so much in. if. it. was. her. past. and. what it. yes you see less of my lover has he he always delivers. to visit the more you have. in san mateo i'm of the kind of i'm on our dorm up the other khosla so i don't i'm up for. dinner she will be there on his daughter but just below them and definitely the. taxi. to. the. 7th district. wife. but you. might need to buy m

putting their lives at risk by building a fly over so close so their apartment block near the capital cairo the transport minister says residents who want to move will be compensated but many egyptians say the project is yet another example of the government's corruption they terry gave him he has the story indies on the outskirts of egypt's capital cairo a new flyer is being built it's one of the many large projects launched by president abdel fattah el-sisi to fix the country's finances and win the trust of the people but this is the reality for egyptians living in apartments close by the flier there is centimeters from their homes and in some cases their balconies look straight out onto the road covering the whole. this fire is dangerous now the sunlight but after the completed my flat will turn into something the resembles a grave or where holes the 1st 2nd and 3rd floors will never ever receive some once again. the roads been planned for several years and once completed will link eases northern and southern districts it's estimated that 750000 cars a day will use it but images such as

by the al shabaab group it took a ram to cock carrying the group before detonating an explosive in cairo and then would you agree to kind of affiliate was driven out 9 years ago still controls swathes of countryside the governor of nearby put it planned it was killed in similar circumstances. bundy's the governing party has staged its final rally ahead of the general election next week it will be the country's 1st competitive presidential election since the civil war in 1903 but their affair is political violence could derail it and u.n. observers have been banned from monitoring it the governing party has named former army general. as its candidate he's a close ally of president and currencies are who's stepping down after 15 years and made accusations of political repression. but what we've seen over the past few months and especially the last few weeks during the campaign that kicked over on the 27th of april that the ruling party in the government is really trying to show that this is that this is a legitimate electoral process so that means that there are currently 7 presidential ca

from cairo, every nation was immediately alerted. york was then the clearinghouse for the vaccines and equipment needed to fight in -- the epidemic that was menacing egypt. how about serums, needles, syringes -- anything else? anything? don't worry about the payment. the world health organization will pay. let's get going fast. the answer was swift. the soviet union and the united states. vaccines were shipped. planes with precious food into egypt. in record time the egyptian government have the entire population immunized. six put into isolation wards. affected areas were methodically disinfected. and within three months, completely eradicated from egypt. ♪ in the internal battle, the struggle has been won, won by international cooperation. but there is a tremendous test before us. a test for all people, by all people. the lives of little children, too, must he saved, that mothers might yet smile in a new world. cdcounded in 1946, the worked with state health departments to combat the spread of disease. up next on real america, from

not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london and in cairo on al-jazeera save humanity i really really not getting anywhere near it. hello again i'm. with the headlines on al-jazeera the u.s. state department says hong kong no longer deserves special economic and trade protections from the u.s. they came as chinese lawmakers are expected to pass the hong kong security but on thursday al-jazeera is how these are cast for reports from washington the united states special economic relationship with hong kong dates back to the territories time under british rule since then and even after hong kong's return to china in 1907 the u.s. has granted.

of the government's corruption victoria gave me reports indy's on the outskirts of egypt's capital cairo a new flyer is being built it's one of the many large projects by president abdel fattah el-sisi to fix the country's finances and win the trust of the people but this is the reality for egyptians living in apartments close by the fly is centimeters from their homes and in some cases their balconies look straight out onto the road. the whole people hope this fire is dangerous now the sunlight but after the completed my flat will turn into something the resembles a grave or warehouse the 1st 2nd and 3rd floors will never ever receive some light again. the road's been planned for several years and once completed will link is northern and southern district it's estimated that 750000 cars a day will use it but images such as this on social media ridicule the government's perceived incompetence. some floors were completely buried under the fly over while the balconies of others were blocks we were shocked to find burglars trying to break into some of the apartments opponents also accused t

acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london a man in cairo on al-jazeera. the . the world. problem back a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour i mean the police police station has been set on fire in at 3rd night of protests over the death of an unarmed black man the u.s. national guard has been called into the city and the mare has declared a local state of emergency for 72 hours of the protests are spreading across the u.s. at least 7 people were shot in louisville kentucky where crowds cerned out to demand justice for brianna taylor a black woman fatally shot by police in her home in march and president has tweeted about the protests saying his repaired to have the federal government assume control any roads when the looting starts the shooting starts twitter has flagged that tweet saying it violates its rules about glorifying violence. while this is now the 3rd tweet by donald trump that twitter has flagged up as a breach of its rules the move has angered the president who accuses the social media giant of bias on various they

outrage over her arrest the publication says lena was arrested outside the tora prison complex and cairo where ward winning journalist was interviewing the mother of the jailed activist. was on a hunger strike adjusting his detention should appear in court on monday for sure of months always from the committee to protect journalists he says the egyptian government is using any excuse to go up to journalists critical of the system. you're not alone mother must have suffered a lot of harassment by the egyptian government even allow for the one who's currently on hunger strike in jail he is the mother must contribute around columnist and he was arrested after writing a critical columns of company and for many reasons this is nothing. customary for egypt we know that because it has been one of the worst drillers of journalists now since 2 so then of 13 and the government have used every possible excuse to go after journalist and this time they basically are trying to do in the manner of taking videos and pictures of military look aisha in this case it's the tora prison where many will not it

the first cases were instantly reported, and from cairo, every nation was immediately alerted. ♪ newor vaccines and equipment needed to fight the epidemic that was menacing egypt. the doctor issued orders. how about serums, needles, syringes? anything else? anything? don't worry about the payment. the world health organization will pay. let's get going fast. the answer was swift. from france, china, indochina, soviet union, and united states, they were shipped by the fastest means. fluids into egypt. they brought thousands of needles, indispensable instruments. in record time, the egyptian government had the entire population immunized, put into isolation words, and the infected words disaffected -- wards disinfected. within months, it was completely eradicated in egypt. ♪ in the internal battle, a struggle has been -- internal battle, a struggle has been won. but there is a tremendous task before us, a task for all peoples by all peoples. the lives of these little children, too, must be saved, that a light of hope revive the courage of those who suffer, that mothers might yet smile

not acceptable and you won't hear such strong words from let's say berlin or paris or london man in cairo on al-jazeera save humanity i really really not getting anywhere near it. this is al jazeera i'm dating obligato with a check on your world headlines u.s. president says he's terminating his country's relationship with the world health organization in a statement outside the white house he also criticized china's imposition of a new security law in hong kong he said the crackdown means the territory will no longer receive special financial and travel treatment from the u.s. president says he will also be taking steps to sanction hong kong officials involved in approving the new law. and they broke their word to the world ornish earring.

i thought sure there's fighting but there's fighting without cairo not cool or not. devoid of all that once a shoe got thrown in the door. and then for a moment no more fun and games but then we got back to peace love and harmony our. regular school weeks are still nowhere in sight only a few pupils like 16 year old shawn tamera are back for regular daily classes for the 7 weeks the school was closed lessons were held over the internet for 7 weeks shawn tossed on either teachers nor classmates. i'm not really afraid i think everybody will follow the rules well enough and i will definitely observe social distancing. her secondary school is now equipped with this in fact and dispensers signs say please wait stand in line sometimes political science teacher florian pfizer has his doubts about easing up i'm actually expecting the numbers of infections will increase simply because we have many more flights of contacts to heart a lot of them are in school and this will go on to divide again. the classes are split into smaller groups that have no contact and attend classes