and i don't know nick cannon.i ha had to guess, i bet he doesn't hate jewish people, but what he said is anti-semitic and now he's seeing some of consequences of people pushing back on that. >> and, again, conspiracy theories, this is -- it's not true because there are a lot of people out there -- actually, i don't know how many. i shouldn't say a lot. there are many people out there that believe what they're saying is true, those conspiracy theories. maria, kareem abdul jabbar wrote an op-ed. called where is the out rage over aept senti-semitism in spod hollywood? he made the point if there is going to be outrage over systemic racism, there has to be more outrage over anti-semitism. no one is free unless everyone is free, he says. is he right? >> he is absolutely right, don, and i think what this whole episode demonstrates is that you can't categorize your racism. if you believe that for some reason your race or your color makes you superior to another, and in any way put down another race or another group of peo

berlin the 1st arrests in hong kong under beijing's controversial new security law police used water cannon and detained dozens of protesters says they cracked down on public displays of pro independence material under the new law offenders could end up in prison for life. also coming up germany takes over the t.v. use presidency at the most challenging time in its history in her final term as chancellor how will it come to define and the american long term legacy and the quarantine condrey for german authorities trying to test who is and who is intel thing in a community that has been backed under lockdown due to cope with 19. thank you. i'm sorry kelly walked into the program hong kong police have used water cannons to disperse activists protesting against the new security law imposed on the territory by beijing the demonstrators have gathered in the causeway bay shopping district where police warned them that they might face a arrest and prosecution for displaying pro independence banners now dozens of arrests were made i then. a water cannon drove up and began dispersing the protesters

overnight backlash for nick cannon after these controversial comments on his podcast, "cannon's classey want to be, that's our birthright. >> reporter: viacom cbs announcing they are cutting ties with the comedian. >> what about the big ear of corn? >> reporter: who they've had a decades long relationship with. >> the people that don't have it have -- are -- and i'm going to say this carefully -- are a little less. >> reporter: in the june 30th episode of his podcast, cannon speaking to former public enemy member, professor griff. >> the only way they can act is evil. the only way -- they have to rob, steal, rape, kill and fight in order to survive. >> exactly. >> so then these people who didn't have what we had -- and when i say we, i speak of the melanated people, they had to be savages. >> reporter: the 39-year-old host facing criticism for his comments accused of perpetuating an anti-semitic conspiracy theory. >> the blood lines that control everything even outside of america. >> reporter: cannon, who most recently hosted the fox show, "the masked singer" taking to social media to

. >>> nick cannon has announced that he is stepping away from his nationally syndicated radio show.n a post on twitter, cannon says he plans to commit himself to deeper more thorough reflection and education. the move comes after cannon and a controversial hip-hop figure pushed anti-semitic conspiracy theories on a recent episode of his podcast. jemele hill is here, a staff writer for the atlantaic and of unbothered" podcast, which i was a guest on, so thank you for that. what's going on? >> thank you, don for having me. >> we have seen desean jackson, stephen jackson, nick cannon all with anti-semitic viewpoints. then they're struggling to apologize and where do we go from here? what is a root of this? >> i think a big part is they don't necessarily consider what they're saying to be anti-semitic, and the one thread that you see in all of the clips that you watch or not just nick cannon but what was steven jackson said and if you saw the quotes the, fake hitler quote that desean jackson posted is that in their minds they think that they're saying something that's educational, that'

two water cannon just earlier, we saw the water cannon plowing through the streets. they were not firing water at the time it is mobilized. there on duty watching the development of protests. >> tells you how strongly they feel about the action for july in the start of the half quarter month. so fwar an hour in, we have been perched stronger we have a technical issue. it is hard to get a clear picture today. the benchmark as you can see up a quarter of one percent as you dive into the market, we are a little choppy on the trade. the ftse has been higher at the outset has been lower it has been preferred in many of the core markets on the trade. i mentioned a technical issue as all stocks have been impacted by this issue the other markets is cautiously firm for smi stronger trades on the per riffry >>> we have a split between some of those losers and gainers. you can see well and truly outpacing some of those markets. basic resources going higher travel and leisure higher. there are patches of weakness around the defensive areas food and beverage, telecoms are weaker

in west jerusalem against the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon in west jerusalem to try to disperse the crowds israel reimposed restrictions offer a surge in cases last week something that's angered demonstrates as they've been processed for weeks over the economic situation and lockdown measures and also chance to mounting prime minister benjamin netanyahu resign arre for supports now from west jerusalem. there are 2 simultaneous sizable protests going on one here in west jerusalem close to the prime minister's residence where we are hearing reports of water cannon being used again of a large number of streets around the residence being sealed off in order to keep protesters away and as you say this other major protest intellivision there been small protests throughout the country there are those who are protesting as part of a long term campaign against benjamin netanyahu on the grounds of wanting to get rid of a prime minister who's also facing trial under trial in 3 corruption cases but the numbers have been very much buttressed and swollen b

late last night cannon did apologize for his comments via twitter.s of a proud and magnificent people, and i feel ashamed of the uninformed and naive place that these words came from." >> these tropes about jewish people behind the scenes, manipulating events, are dangerous and wrong. >> reporter: jonathan greenblatt is the ceo of the anti-defamation league. >> the people who push out these prejudices or unknowingly repeat them need to understand their history, why they're so grotesque. and again, acknowledge the pain that they caused. >> reporter: anti-semitic incidents are on the rise in the united states. last year, a record 2,107 were reported, a 12% increase from the year before. and recent n recent days celebrities have been criticized for their comments about jewish people. philadelphia eagles wide receiver desean jackson apologized for an instagram post where he attributed a quote to adolph hitler that read "jews will blackmail america." >> we're raised with a lot of prejudices, we're raise wednesday like inherent biases. >> reporter: jemele

>> the one and only lou cannon.is view is -- and he told me as recent lie as an hour ago in the green room was that he thought the most important contribution nancy made as first lady was pushing on reagan to make the apology on iran-contra and that that may have saved his presidency. >> to get out in front of the story? >> well, and to finally come there and say -- he had that funny speech -- >> it took him a while. >> he didn't get out in front of it. >> there was an agonizing period when the president just did not want to acknowledge that this had taken place and ultimately what he said was it happened and i didn't -- >> i can't believe i did this. >> i can't believe that it happened. it was sort of a convoluted explanation, but he did say that -- in essence that it was a mistake and that broke the ice. the american people turned at that point. >> i want to underscore this. we are talking about the image and influence of the first lady and your father's opinion as biographer this was a key moment in that presiden

water cannon trucks have been doing the rounds. 0therwise, cannon trucks have been doing the rounds.ling the street because of the annualjuly the 1st march organised by the pro—democracy group. this year it has been banned, before this piece of national security law it was banned under the covid—19 social distancing measures. tell us what it feels like there? does it feel tense? people that really calm behind you. there is a mixed feelings. just a few moments ago the other crowd, in fact, feelings. just a few moments ago the other crowd, infact, if feelings. just a few moments ago the other crowd, in fact, if i can try and turn the camera around a bit and show you what it is like, there are still some people gathering on the other side of the road. that's the entrance to victoria park where most of the major pro—democracy rallies would have started. so people are still staying, hanging around, watching what the police are doing and some of them have been yelling at police a few moments ago. we have witnessed at least two people probably in their 50s or above, one man and one woman, b

this was a french hispano 20mm cannon, and it's obviously very tempting to go for these.oing to come down. though there are problems with it. in order to be able to fire them accurately, they've got to have a very stiff mounting, and as you can imagine, the weapon itself is very large. so it's going to be difficult to find room in a spitfire wing, this very flexible wing, and even the hurricane, it turned out in practice, still didn't have a mounting stiff enough in order to be able to take any of these at the time. your next choice would probably be this. this is actually a machine—gun bullet, though it behaved more like a fast—firing cannon, and it's a .5 inch machine—gun. now, those guns were still under development and they were very heavy. so, given the number that you would need to produce the density of fire required for that fire to be lethal against a contemporary bomber, you'd need a lot of them. and so for the time being, at least, this option was laid on one side. what you're left with is this here. it looks a real tiddler, doesn't it? it's actually a .303 rif

force and thousands of people defied the public to protest the wall authorities responded with water cannon in tear gas taking hundreds of demonstrators into custody under the new law the simple act of publicly displaying a pro independence banner or flag has become a criminal offense. despite the new law and a ban on holding marches during the corona pandemic hundreds of protesters showed up. after a short warning it just took minutes for the police to roll into action. one protester was arrested for holding the hong kong independence flag dozens more were arrested later at a news conference pro-democracy lawmakers found themselves in a precise situation now not allowed to speak english or address the media. i usually say a few words of english today to that of the unity and the media but not haha. because of this law. if i say anything to you. i'll be arrested when i walk out. 2 2 that aflac ceremony earlier in the day the territories leaders marked the 23rd anniversary of its return to chinese control after british rule. chief executive carol lam hailed the new law as the most important

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. >>> nick cannon has announced that he is stepping away from his nationally syndicated radio show.a post on twitter, cannon said he intends to commit himself to deeper, more thoroughly reflection and education. the move comes african nonand a controversial hip-hop figure pushed anti-semitic conspiracy theorys on a recent episode of his podcast. jemele hill is here for the atlantic. host of the jemele hill's unbothered podcast, which i was a guest on. so thank you for that. hi, jamele. thanks for joining us. >> what's going on, don? >> i'm so glad you're here to discuss this. we've seen desean jackson, nick cannon all expressing anti-semitic viewpoints, and then they're struggling to explain and apologize and where to go from here. what is the root of this, do you think? >> i think a big part of it is that they don't necessarily consider what they're saying to be anti-semitic. and the one thread you see in all of the clips that you watch, not just nick scan non, but even what stephen jackson said, and if you saw the quotes, the fake hitler quote that desean jackson posted was that i

cannon made antisemitic remarks on a recent episode of his youtube series. cannon's class. viacom cbs says it supports education and dialogue in the fight against bigotry but notes the 39 year-old while the now host did not acknowledge or apologize for promoting hateful speech and spreading anti semitic conspiracy theories. cannon has worked with viacom for years he starred in several shows on the company's networks, including mtv and nickelodeon today canada did apologize on facebook writing in part. i must apologize to my jewish brothers and sisters for putting them in such a painful position which was never my intention, but i know this whole situation has hurt many people and together we will make it right end quote. >>and tonight it turns out that kanye west is not running for president after all less than 2 weeks after tweeting that he was throwing his hat in the ring for the 2020 race. the rapper's adviser told new york, magazine's ah the intelligence or that west is out his. advisor telling the magazine that he was hired to help west get on state ballots by gatherin

>> that fires cannons at all the big events in washington. presidential inaugurations and funerals. distinguished guests and burials at arlington national cemetery. >> when you are shooting for president, that's the biggest -- that's like the super bowl. there is no room for error. the whole world is watching. >> we got a rare look behind the scenes of the extraordinary precision in everything the psp does. there's a five-man staff and two men on each canon. the watchman orders each fire, but in the echo of the booms, they found yelling on one, two, three got lost. >> and you do that every three seconds? >> every three seconds, yes, sir. >> mike: what if the watchman loses his voice? the psp has a plan for that. >> he messes up and now does it? >> the chief next to him. >> because there's no room for error. >> there's not. >> the guns are antitank cannons from world war ii. saw action from north africa to the battle of the bulge. three teams are usually assigned to a ceremony but if there's a misfire, there's a backup unit just in case. >> my left hand is on my side. soon as i lifte

rest since a new and controversial security role imposed by beijing came into force they used water cannon to disperse protesters who have gathered in the city shopping district dozens were arrested under the new ball the symbol. publicly displaying a pro independence but all flag has become a criminal offense. despite the new law and a ban on holding marches doing the corona pandemic hundreds of protesters showed up . after a short warning it just took minutes for the police to roll into action. one protester was arrested for holding the hong kong independence flag dozens more were arrested later at a news conference pro-democracy lawmakers found themselves in a peace sign a situation now not allowed to speak english or address the media. i usually say a few words of english today international community and the media but the hard part. because of this law. if i say anything to you. i'll be arrested when i walk out. 2 at aflac ceremony earlier in the day the territory's leaders mock the 23rd anniversary of its return to chinese control after british rule. chief executive carol lam hailed

after china imposed its newest national security law the chaotic scene police there firing water cannons in an attempt to disperse massive crowds hundreds were arrested jointing us from beijing with the latest on this is janice mackie frayer. hi, janice, good morning >> reporter: good morning, phillip. there is international criticism of this new national security law in hong kong secretary of state mike pompeo calling it, quote, an affront to all nations, suggesting the u.s. is going to push through on its warning that it will end special trade status for hong kong, saying that hong kong, for the most part, will be treated just like mainland china. taiwan and the u.k. are said to be considering refuge, offering refuge for hong kongers who want to leave australia debating the same issue. even topia was trying to lure people away from hong kong for the financial industry what makes this law have such an impact is that it grants broad powers to china to suppress opposition, any criticism of china's government in hong kong. on day one of the law going into effect, it coincided with the anni

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here in west jerusalem close to the prime minister's residence where we hearing reports of water cannon being used again of a large number of streets around the residence being sealed off in order to keep protesters away and as you say this other major protest in television there been small protests throughout the country there are those who are protesting as part of a long term campaign against benjamin netanyahu on the grounds of wanting to get rid of a prime minister who's also facing trial under trial in 3 corruption cases but the numbers have been very much buttressed and swollen by people who are protesting against the economic fallout of the pandemic the protests in tel aviv are largely or at least they've been talked about as protesters from the communities of small business owners of restaurant owners because they feel that they are unduly bearing the burden of the shutdowns that have been taking place as you say the restrictions imposed last week further restrictions imposed just a couple of days ago including beaches to be closed from next week all non-essential shops and mor

protests dissolved last it with water cannon in its role as boils over at the government's handling of the pandemic and the alleged corruption of the prime minister. a pm here in moscow a very warm welcome from everyone at all to international banks your company as we take a look at the biggest stories of the day starting with the u.k. which has suspended its extradition treaty with hong kong it's part of the continuing fallout over china's new national security or british rule makers fear that if suspect the son to hong kong they would later be transferred to mainland china. consulted with the home secretary the justice secretary and the attorney general and the government has decided to suspend the extradition treaty and immediately. well we've seen the u.k. responding of course to national security or why the chinese government and the u.k. saying that they're concerned that some of the definitions of some of the parts of not law could impact people who have been actually $200.00 cong as part of the treaty for example the more seeks to redefine terrorism it seems to criminalize sece

those who have water cannon is deployed in israel where the public's frustrated with the government's response to the pandemic as well as a corruption scandal involving the prime minister. hi there thanks for joining us this morning this is r.t. international. but speakin in the u.s. city of portland which has seen protesters against police brutality and racial inequality setting fire to the police association building trumps accuse local authorities of failing to contain the. slum the president's decision to deploy federal agents in the city. looks at the bigger picture surrounding the recent escalation. for 15 nights protests and riots have raged in the city of portland what began as a stand against racism is morphing into something else into wellness the scale version of the civil war except this time it is of the north against the south these top it's the right versus the left. and for a certain someone currently in the white house had keen to stay there that could play right into his allegedly small hands over the past decade that american presidents have fancied military jools w

water cannon and detained dozens of protesters to crackdown on displays of independence for 2 girls under the new. prison for life also coming out. germany takes over the european union's presidency at the most challenging time in its history enough. to come to define michaels' long term legacy plus. the 14.3 for german authorities trying to test who is and who isn't in a community that's been put back under lockdown i called with 19. years of the european union are open again. i mean leisure and business travelers back as long as they're from countries on the sea placed stay tuned to find out which they are. welcome to the program police have made the 1st arrests since a new and controversial security law imposed by beijing came into force they used water cannon to disperse protesters who had gathered in a city shopping district dozens were arrested under the new law the simple act of publicly displaying a pro independence flag has become a criminal offense. despite the new law and a ban on holding marches during the corona pandemic hundreds of protesters showed up. after a short warning

there's 5-man staff and two men on each cannon.n orders each fire but in the echo of the boom they found yelling 1, 2, 3 got lost. and you do that every 3 seconds. >> every 3 seconds. chris: what if the watchman loses his voice psb has a plan for that. he messes up and now who does it? >> the chief next to him. chris: there's no room for error? >> there's not. chris: cannons from world war ii that saw action from north africa to the battle of the bulge. if there's a misfire, there's a backup unit just in case. >> my left hand is on my side, as soon as i lift it up the back, as soon as it moves he pulls which basically sets the gun off. chris: if there's another misfire the backup crew needs to be ready to go again. >> loaded rounds in 3 seconds, inside, breach, refire and same process is done until complete. >> so help me god. chris: if you think that's overhill it happened at the trump inauguration. >> actually two or three misfires during inaugural honors that were being rendered and i was loading fast enough that he didn't even

protesting and this kind of response is welcome israeli police with pretty widespread use of water cannons and very heavily fortified barricades the likes of which journalists have been reporting here saying that they've not seen before in west jerusalem that there is something that shifted in terms of the mentum and the size and the feeling of these protests all right terry foster thank you for that update from west jerusalem. officials say 15 farmers have been killed by gunmen in southwestern don the attack happened in the village of greater and cells are for mostly displaced people have held many sit ins across there for recently accusing officials are failing to protect them from attacks they blame the paramilitary rapid support forces for the latest violence. zimbabwe's government is denying accusations its persecuting critics ahead of anti corruption protests on friday accords a night bell to the popular journalist hopewell to no no an opposition politician jacob and are if they're charged with inciting public violence after allegedly planning anti-government protests how much are so

aviv and western against the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic police used water cannon in west jerusalem israel we imposed restrictions after a surge in cases last week something that angered the demonstrators. as the news continues here on out of syria after counting the cost next. as protests rage over police brutality and corona virus grips the nation campaigning on the election trail has been forced to take a back seat will the presidential candidates ever hit the road and so their brand of politics to americans before the fall follow the u.s. elections on. hello i'm sam and this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week called the war the united states punish china for tightening its grip on hong kong by breaking the territories pegged to the dollar turkey's theater of war does the country on the verge of another card see shark have the money for conflict. and president putin hope to kick start the economy this year but how will it pay for.

against the israeli prime minister to confrontations with the police in west jerusalem water cannons to disperse crowds near his residence demonstrators are calling for his resignation. over his handling of the pandemic and his corruption trial. has been named in his years new prime minister the former interior minister has a month to form a government a confidence vote in parliament if he fails new elections will be called the last prime minister. resigned earlier this month he came under scrutiny for a conflict of interest within his personal business dealings you are right up to speed with all the top stories 30 minutes of world news in 30 minutes between now and then it's inside story. time in the recent history saudi arabia. visit is from. continues to disrupt people's lives this decision and big impact on the saudi economy. 2020. this involved way cracking down on dissent a prominent journalist whose expose corruption is arrested the government says he's inciting violence that follows a number of abductions of critics in recent months what does that tell us about zimbabwe after

confronted the latest protests demanding the resignation of prime minister benjamin netanyahu water cannon was used to disperse crowds again rallying near his home in west jerusalem demonstrates his protests to his handling of the virus pandemic those are the top stories the news continues after rewind we're back a little later season. we understand the difference is similarities of cultures across the sentimental how do you take a. current affair. hello and welcome to rewind i'm come on sons of maria over the last 10 or so years here at al-jazeera english we've built up an incredible library all award winning documentaries and on rewind way taking another look at some of the best of them and seeing what's happened in the years since they were 1st shown this week we're going back to 2012 and a remarkable for.

interference in their country police used water cannon to disperse the crowd. the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after inside story there's also on our web site of dot com to stay in touch with the news. tension is running high in the democratic republic of congo protesters denounce the nomination of a controversial to go ahead election commission so how will this impact the ruling coalition and can any full out be contained this is inside story. i know that and welcome to the program i'm laura cottle the democratic republic of congo is braced for war violence to several people were killed in protests across the country on thursday thousands of protesters defied a ban on public gatherings some.

stopped from marching to the saudi embassy before the crowd was broken up by security with water cannon they're angry about a cartoon of this top shia cleric in iraq grand ayatollah al sistani which they say is offensive. on june 25th iraqi government carried out a raid on qatari pas bala the group linked to iran queues of attacking u.s. forces there was a test for a new prime minister and most of all hard to me was promised to crack down on groups that operate outside the law but days later those detained had walked free al-jazeera simona 14 gained exclusive access to the base that was raided. we're about to get a rare glimpse into the most secretive armed group under iraq's popular mobilization forces brigade 45 better known as. this is the 1st time journalists have been allowed into one of its military bases. is nominally incorporated into iraq's security apparatus but has been accused of acting outside the formal chain of command al-jazeera gained exclusive access to dislocation in southern baghdad after it was raided by iraq's counterterrorism forces. the iraqi government says it h

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cannon said black people were true hebrews.he has apologized to the jewish community and said anyone who knows me know i have no hate in my heart. >> peas and carrots but no candy. for the first time diet advice comes for babies. the key guideline for the first two years of a child's life, no added sugar. it can hurt a baby's development and is linked to an obesity outbreak later in life. early nutritional exposures not only contribute to long-term help, they help it. >> peas and carrots, carrots and peas. let's take a look at markets around the world. this thursday asian shares closed lower. european shares have opened slightly lower. u.s. futures, take a look at those. jobless claims thursday down a little bit here. boosted by excitement over a promising covid-19 vaccine and better than expected goldman sachs vaccines. the s&p and nasdaq finished the day higher. >>> we'll learn how many people filed for jobless benefits. likely 50 million americans over the past 15 weeks. >>> china's economy is growing. the world's second lar

we want to dig in more with frederick cannon.w huge loan loss provisions in the first quarter from u.s. banks. what are the numbers going to be next week? be huge in terms of loan loss provisions. the new accounting standard implemented in the first quarter allows the banks to pull forward their expected losses so even though losses have not occurred yet, the bank is starting to prepare for that. we expect in the second quarter alone loss reserve level to be built about the same as they were in the first quarter. hopefully, that would get a lot of that expense behind them. the fed has decided to take a cautious view when it comes to banks returning money to shareholders and also buying back stock. i wonder what i should do with that and how much i should read between the lines as to what the fed has indicated. are we underestimating the potential for how big a problem we could have further down the road in terms of impaired loans in terms of bankruptcy? the fed is quite nervous. is there a risk we are still underplaying how big t

have not been given enough help demonstrators also rallied in jerusalem where police fired water cannons. and another night of unrest in the u.s. city of portland protesters set fire to the city's police association building authorities the clear the move a riot and used tear gas to disperse the demonstrators portland has seen weeks of protests against racial inequality and police brutality. and italy engineers have begun testing the new highway bridge and general one that was built to replace the one that collapsed 2 years ago dozens of trucks are crossing the span to test the bridges village to withstand large waves 43 people were killed when the former bridge collapsed in severe weather. french prosecutors say they're questioning a man in connection with the arson inquiry into saturday's fire at the knowledge cathedral dozens of firefighters were needed to put out the blaze at the 15th century gothic building. and parts of china it has been raining almost continuously since the end of june whole regions along the 6000 kilometer young's a river are under water dozens of people have bee

have not been given enough help demonstrate is also rallied in jerusalem where police fired water cannon. beach front homeowners in north and north of sydney as trailer has been ordered to evacuate with their houses in danger of collapsing into the sea severe storms have whipped up waves that have washed away parts of the coast some residents are hoping to save their homes by propping them up with concrete pylons. syrians and voting in parliamentary elections today in areas controlled by the regime of bashar assad the poll had been postponed twice due to the coronavirus pandemic but analysts say there are a few real choices for voters the ballots are dominated by the party of president bashar al assad and his allies assad's government is dealing with a crumbling economy and new international sanctions. the aftermath of an ass strike in aleppo province president bashar al assad is reaching at the last pockets of opposition to his regime 8. he has won the ball with great force and tonight controls most of the country. but it is a country in ruins not just its tanks and cities but its econo

businesses have not been given enough help demonstrate his have rallied in jerusalem where police fired a cannon. beach from homeowners north of sydney australia have been ordered to evacuate with their houses in danger of collapsing into the sea severe storms have whipped up waves that have washed away parts of the coast some residents are hoping to save their homes by propping them up with concrete pylons. and in parts of china it's been raining almost continuously since the end of june whole regions along the 6000 kilometer yangtze river are under water thousands of people have been killed and businesses left completely devastated. chinese social media footage offers an unfiltered look at the devastating floods and tie a cities along the yangtze are practically drowning heavy rains have caused china's longest rivet's who have a flow nearly 20000000 people are believed to be affected in danger of losing their livelihoods like this man who fears his tea harvest has been destroyed you know. we're trying to dry some of the harvest in order to save it but we have to throw away most of it. meanwhil

businesses have not been given enough help demonstrators also rallied in jerusalem the police fired water cannons. syrians are voting in parliamentary elections today in areas controlled by the regime of bashar al assad the polls have been postponed twice due to the coronavirus and demick but analysts say there are few real choices for voters the ballots are dominated by the party of assad and its allies assad's government is dealing with a crumbling economy after 9 years of civil war as well as new international sanctions. the aftermath of an ass strike in the electorate province president bashar al assad is reaching out the last pockets of opposition to his regime 8. he has won the ball with brute force controls most of the country. 2 but it is a country in ruins not just its times and cities but its economy too with inflation rampant the world food program says food prices and that 20 times higher than pre-war levels millions of syrians are going hungry. some of pinning hopes on sunday's parliamentary elections. at the city we hope the candidates will be deserving of the faith replacing in the